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Mystery Monkey roams treetops of Tampa Bay eluding capture

St. Petersburg Times

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Produced by: Times staff

One wily monkey's ability to elude trappers for more than a year as it traipsed across the Tampa Bay area is drawing legions of curious spectators and adoring fans. Authorities have tried luring him into traps with fruit, grabbing him as he scrambles a few feet away and twice shot him with tranquilizer darts. All to no avail. The monkey can cover vast distances quickly, which explains why it has been seen in three counties and covered hundreds of miles in a year. It is shy and not considered a threat to humans. Still, it's a wild animal and could attack if it feels threatened, officials warn. Trappers are trying to capture the monkey mostly for its own protection. More…


The Murder of Journalist Arthur Kasherman

Ewen Media

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Produced by: James Eli Shiffer, McKenna Ewen

In 1945, newspaper publisher Arthur Kasherman was gunned down on a snowy street in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Was he a crusader for justice, or a low-life who angered the underworld once too many? Watch the video, read the stories, see the crime scene photos and maybe you'll solve a 65-year-old murder mystery. More…


Earthquake in Chile: Pacific countries escape tsunami

The Associated Press

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Produced by: Francois Duckett, Phil Holm, Dan Dempton, Carrie Osgood, Agustina Garcia Poveda, Mike Sudal, Bernadette Tuazon

An interactive showing the epicenter and aftershocks of the 8.8-magnitude earthquake, including updated photos from the days following the earthquake More…


Iraq Votes: The 2010 Iraqi parliamentary elections

The Associated Press

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Produced by: Matt Ford, Peter Santilli, Peter Hamlin, Damiko Morris

An in-depth interactive on the March 7 Iraqi parliamentary election More…


How They Apologized

The Associated Press

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Produced by: Feilding Cage, David Clark

An interactive comparison of apologies by Tiger Woods and other celebrities and political figures over the past few years More…


Havana-Miami - Times are changing

Arte.tv

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Produced by: Serge Gordey, Ilan Ziv, Ariel Felipe Wood, Sanjeev Chatterjee

Follow everyday life as experienced by young men and women from Havana and Miami over three months. In Havana, revolution is no longer what it used to be. In Miami, most Cubans have become Americans. Times have changed and new hopes and aspirations fuel the future of a new generation. More…


The Health Care Reform Lobby

The Center for Public Integrity

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Produced by: Erik Lincoln

The graphic breaks down the sectors lobbying on health care reform in Congress in 2009. Graphs are dynamically generated from data loaded from XML. Two seperate versions were also created to embed on other sites and on Facebook. More…


The new Tampa Museum of Art

St. Petersburg Times

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Produced by: Lee Glynn, Steve Madden

The Tampa Museum of Art is a new art museum in Tampa, Florida. It is designed by Stanley Saitowitz, a San Francisco architect who has designed distinctive architecture in San Francisco and other cities. The Tampa museum's opening shows feature art by Henri Matisse. Prints, paintings and sculpture by Matisse are included. The Tampa Museum of Art also will have contemporary art from the Margulies Collection, photographs by late 20th-century photographer Garry Winogrand, 20th century paintings by famous modern artists and Greek and Roman antiquities. The lobby's showpiece is an 800-pound mobile by Alexander Calder, the only art displayed on the ground floor. More…


Changed in a moment: Hear from those living with brain injury

Pilot Online

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Produced by: Stephen M. Katz, Miranda Mulligan, Elizabeth Simpson

Meet the men and women of the Beacon House (Virginia Beach, Va.), a clubhouse for people living with brain injuries. For most, a moment in time was enough to alter their lives forever. Hear their stories and learn about their injuries. Full story and interactive More…


The Genius of da Vinci exhibit at MOSI

St. Petersburg Times

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Produced by: Sherry Robinson, Lee Glynn, Stephen J. Coddington, Chris Kozlowski

Leonardo da Vinci wasn't just interested in anything. Da Vinci was fascinated with everything. The human body and nature. Physics and mechanics. Military engineering. Music. He wrote fables and was a philosopher. Now da Vinci's thoughts, sketches and words come to life in this interactive exhibit, one of the largest ever shown at MOSI. Look inside the mind of a genius in this interactive exhibit that will appeal to adults and children. More…