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This Week in Science - June 24, 2008 Broadcast

LHC Won’t Suck, Handy British Neandertals, Robo-Disco Attack!, End of the World, Jonathan Calls, Old Sand Clues, Bye-bye Birdie, Silly-Con, A Weighty Hormone, Squirrelly Sex, Croco Hears A Who, Crazy Ass Frogs, Chemical Similarities, Reducing Retardation, Hungry Hungry Black Hole, and Superplane!

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24 June 2008 | Black Holes, NASA, animals, archeology, biology, cell biology, chemistry, cognitive science, end of the world, evolution, global warming, medicine, microbiology, nutrition, physics, podcast, robots, science, science and politics, space, technology, world robot domination | Comments

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1 Audio Transcription 28 June 2008 @ 6:13 pm

Hi Kirsten,

Here is the audio transcript. Items enclosed within parenthesis are for words where we arent very sure of.

http://www.futuregen.sg/transcription-service/transcipt-twisorg-june-24-2008/
2 Podcast Transcription 9 July 2008 @ 4:53 pm

http://www.futuregen.sg/transcription-service/transcipt-twisorg-june-24-2008/

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