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Thomas Rogers is Salon’s former Arts Editor. He has also written for the Globe & Mail, the Village Voice and other publications. He can be reached at @thomasmaxrogers.

Ted Conover, author of "The Routes of Man"

“The Routes of Man”: Roads that are changing the world

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Bad news! Chefs discover the Internet

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Can figure skating go butch?

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Jamie Oliver at TED: Bad food is killing America

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Graphic shows layout of the Magny-Cours road course in France; includes Formula One standings; 2c x 5 1/8 inches; 96 mm x 130 mm; 1c x 6 inches; 46.5 mm x 152 mm FILETYPE FREEHAND (Associated Press)

Olympics opening ceremony: Canada will rock you (politely)

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“The Bag Lady Papers”: How to lose money and alienate people

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The Slayer

Baristas gone wild: Meet fourth-wave coffee

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Inside Arizona’s obesity-themed restaurant

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“Voodoo Histories”: When smart people believe dumb things

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Sichuan buttons: The flowers that electrocute your mouth

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A rendering of the Cornucopia food printer.

The machine that will replace kitchens … and cooks

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Greg Critser, author of "Eternity Soup: Inside the Quest to End Aging"

“Eternity Soup”: Dying for eternal youth

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Jamie Oliver cries, Japanese game show weirdness, and more

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Bacon and yoga, together at last

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When food ads go racist

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The foods America doesn’t want you to eat

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World’s cutest cheese ad, exploding wine, chocolate records

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Russia's Oksana Domnina, left, and Maxim Shabalin, right, perform their original dance at the ISU European figure skating championships in Tallinn, Estonia, Thursday, Jan. 21, 2010. (AP Photo/Ivan Sekretarev) (AP)

Bring on the blades of glory!

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FILE - In this Thursday, Jan. 5, 2006 file photo, a bighead carp, front, a species of the Asian carp, swims in a new exhibit that highlights plants and animals that eat or compete with Great Lakes native species, at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium. Illinois environmental officials will dump a toxic chemical into a nearly 6-mile stretch of the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009 to keep the voracious Asian carp from entering the Great Lakes while an electrical barrier is turned off for maintenance. (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green, File) (AP)

Would you eat this fish?

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Baby got snack

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Shankar Vedantam

“The Hidden Brain”: Behind your secret racism

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Meet the miracle noodle

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Susan Clancy, left.

“The Trauma Myth”: The child betrayed

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A plate that scolds you, Del Taco’s web series

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