30 June, 2011 – This Week in Science

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Kirsten Sanford

Published: July 5, 2011Posted in: alternative energy, animals, anthropology, astrobiology, bioethics, bioethics, biology, biotechnology, birds, chemistry, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, ecology, emergent behavior, energy, engineering, evolution, KDVS, mammals, medicine, neuroscience, nutrition, particle physics, pharmacology, physics, physiology, podcast, psychology, recreational drugs, science, science and politics, science history, sexy scientists, solar power, technology, theoretical physics, therapies, TWIS Bookclub, z-BroadcastsTags: Dan Gardner, Dr. Kiki, Justin Jackson, Kirsten Sanford, news, podcast, radio, science, talk, technology, This Week in Science, TWIS

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Flipping Neutrinos, Hallucinogens And Headaches, Bird News, The Epileptic Switch, Selling Monkey Sex, Prune Fingers, And Much More…

Takin’ LSD For My Headaches…

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Bird Talk

Crow Grudges

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Selling Monkey Sex

Tripping the Epileptic Switch

Food NOT Calories…

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1 Comment

1. Don

   Posted July 7, 2011 at 6:06 AM

   On “Food not calories” all the articles I’ve seen mention potatoes as a leader in weight gain foods, but I’ve seen no sign that they tracked potatoes by how they were prepared. So unless they did (and it didn’t get into the media), plain boiled or baked potato, baked with sour cream and bacon, stuffed potato skins, french fries, and au gratin all counted as the same food in the survey.