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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Making All Sorts Of Links
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On the show today, how you should juggle for brain health, why some people are naturally smarter than others, an unexpected spider, why dyslexia is different in China, news to make the fish happy, a tasty receptor first, blaming retroviruses for disease, this week in the end of the world, how scientists are making batteries ever smaller, a cancer DNA breakthrough, calculating ever bigger calculations, why the tick-tock of the biological clock has changed, and much, much more.
Music on the show was by Unbalanced Wheel, They Might Be Giants, and The Gifted Apes.
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