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May 23, 2012
'Gaydar' No Joke, Researchers Say; OC's Gay Grand Poobah Not Schocked
Maybe it's the twinkle in their eyes. New research at the University of Washington shows that a lot of folks do have gaydar, the ability to size up a person's sexual orientation, simply by looking at their faces, although researchers say little is known about how such judgments are formed.
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February 8, 2012
On the Line: Anne Eng of Panfiniti, Part Two
Before heading to the commissary for supplies, Anne Eng found the time to meet outside one of her favorite places, Diamond Jamboree's Lollicup. She quips about her adventures in driving the Panfiniti lonchera and how she prefers to spend her free time. While part one's answers may have a lot to c ... More >>
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December 22, 2011
Scientists: The More Water a Chile Pepper Gets, the Spicier it Becomes
There are many factors that go into the growing of a great chile pepper: terroir, climate, seeds, proper irrigation and the like. But it seems that the latter attribute is the most important.
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August 5, 2011
University of Washington Conducts Expensive Study, Discovers Junk Food Is Cheaper Than Healthy Food
A paper recently published in the Health Affairs professional journal suggests that eating healthy foods costs more than eating unhealthy foods.Gee, thanks, Captain Obvious!The paper, by Pablo Monsivais, Anju Aggarwal and Adam Drewnowski of the University of Washington and based on a survey of 2 ... More >>
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August 5, 2011
This Week in Food: Taco Gorging by Kobayashi, Beerfest and Junk Food!
This edition of our weekly food roundup should be called "This Week in Junk" considering all of the stories related to Taco Bell, competitive eating and beer. We've got lots of other junk food stories, as well as some healthier ones, for you right after the jump!
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June 6, 2011
Why Are Bean Sprouts So Damn Prone to E. Coli and Salmonella?
Flickr user therealbruteGerman officials are now discounting news that the horrible E. coli outbreak spreading across Europe was not caused by contaminated bean sprouts, as they previously thought. It wasn't an entirely foolish theory, like that one that blamed the Spaniards for unsanitary condit ... More >>
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July 19, 2010
It's a Bummer Summer for Air Travelers
Do your summer travel plans involve stepping onto a plane?Then you'll love reading this: while it's been a busy one for an industry still licking its financial wounds from 9/11, a battered economy and rising fuel prices, so many flights are being canceled that passengers are near-universally find ... More >>
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April 3, 2007
More Dead Birds
Earlier this year, an impressive number of birds died near the mouth of the Santa Ana River. The cause of the deaths was never discovered. Today, the San Francisco Chronicle reports that seabirds all along the West Coast have been dying in exceptionally large numbers. This is the third year that s ... More >>
Film
June 22, 2006
Slam Dunk
How the story of a high school basketball team ended up much more
Blogs
March 20, 2006
The Chicano All-Stars Strike Back
There are few things lamer than Chicano yaktivists whining about negative coverage that shed light on sordid truths. It happened earlier this year when the Los Angeles Times published an epic four-part series on the once-proud United Farm Workers, an organization that went from the moral center of t ... More >>
News
February 23, 2006
Jesus Kills
The end of the world is coming, and some OC Christians cant wait
News
February 23, 2006
Science Friction
UCI physics professor takes on Michael Crichton, global warming
Features
September 9, 2004
Memory & Manipulation
The trials of Elizabeth Loftus, defender of the wrongly accused
Columns
December 26, 2002
Diary of a Mad County
The trials of Elizabeth Loftus, defender of the wrongly accused
Columns
September 13, 2001
Real Women Wear Black?
Scabs and Raiders on Labor Day weekend
Columns
December 14, 2000
Mauled
Commie Girl goes shopping so you dont have to!
News
February 17, 2000
Globaloney
Rohrabacher torches latest global-warming report
Columns
July 15, 1999
The Few, the Proud, the Spies
Spying on civilians was part of El Toros mission

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'Gaydar' No Joke, Researchers Say; OC's Gay Grand Poobah Not Schocked

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On the Line: Anne Eng of Panfiniti, Part Two

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Scientists: The More Water a Chile Pepper Gets, the Spicier it Becomes

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University of Washington Conducts Expensive Study, Discovers Junk Food Is Cheaper Than Healthy Food

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This Week in Food: Taco Gorging by Kobayashi, Beerfest and Junk Food!

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Why Are Bean Sprouts So Damn Prone to E. Coli and Salmonella?

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It's a Bummer Summer for Air Travelers

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