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BNN this morning at 8:35 am

by daniellepark on Wed 19 Aug 2009 06:23 AM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Ms Park was a guest this morning on BNN with Michael Kane at 8:35am. A clip of the show is available on the BNN website.

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Re: BNN this morning at 8:35 am

by joshuatree on Wed 19 Aug 2009 09:28 PM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link

Danielle, it was fun to get online this morning and see that you would be on the air in less than ten minutes! Many thanks for today's commentary and others you have done on BNN--the extended segment length and calm discussion there make them very helpful for this "average bear".

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