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That's really out of this world, Yael. But you really are trying to see bacteria with your telescope, are you?

D: With pleasure, Yael, as long as you put it out.

Yael: That's cool. With all this talk about sleep, I think I'm ready for a nap.

Yael: Relax, Don. Although Chicago is sinking, we're only talking one millimeter a year.

Thanks a lot, Yael. I think you've ruined my career in comedy, as well as laughter in general. You've explained the life out of it!

Is being an optimist really good for you? That's the question Don and Yael discuss on this Moment of Science.

Yael: Why is the earth round? I never thought to ask that.

Don: Okay, Yael, if you were me, would you take your date to a violent action flick or a romantic movie?

Yael: You know how they say you should never go grocery shopping when you're hungry?

A boring diet might be a way to lose weight? Yael explains to Don in this Moment of Science.

Does drinking an alcoholic beverage make you warmer? That's the question Yael and Don discuss on this Moment of Science.

Yael: So the chirps are just a by-product of passing gas?

Well, yael, the average weight difference between women and men is one reason why women tend to get intoxicated faster, but there's more.

Yael: Hey Don, what was your favorite subject in grade school? Science, right?

Yael: You must be a having a good day. The smile on your face is a mile wide.

Yael, don't trivialize my pain. I'm really hurting, and I've got the science to back me up.

Yael: They say that no two fingerprints are alike, but my daughter's fingerprints sure look similar to mine.

On this Moment of Science Yael and Don discuss some interesting findings about baboons .

Yael has a significant experience with guiding agile implementation processes in the industry and academia.

Don: Yael, I'm going to take some vacation time so I can visit Chicago before it sinks and disappears.

Can fear of losing your job harm your health? Yael and Don discuss the effects of job insecurity on physical well-being.

Not getting enough sleep can affect you in more ways than you might expect, as Yael and Don discuss in this Moment of Science.

Yael, one of 6 Jewish students among the 19 in the class, clammed up.

But as Don and Yael discuss in this Moment of Science, a world without them might not be as nice as we might think.

Nowhere has this been done more effectively than in the Polish pavilion which has been given over to Yael Bartana, an Israeli video artist.

Yael: Actually Don, writing was developed to keep track of more mundane things, like money.

The previous show Don and Yael discussed communication from other worlds.

Yael: We're here on this chilly winter night gazing up at a luminous full moon.

Yael: Time to go again to the A Moment of Science mailbag .

On this Moment of Science Don and Yael talk about ways we date.

In this Moment of Science Don tells Yael about another weight loss program.

Don takes the devil's advocate position and discusses this with Yael.

Yael: What happens when the embryos that fuse are of different sexes?

Well, I'm a little tired, Yael, but not as tired as Bob over there, who I think is drooling.

Yael: What are all those pills you're taking, Don?

D: So, Yael, how did the blind date go? Y: Not so well.

Yael: Today, we're talking penguin eggs.

Yael, we know global warming is bad, right?

Oh, hi Yael. What a sec, let my take my earplugs out. Man, drums are loud.

Sure it is. Yael. I guess there's just no way I can go jogging today.

Yael: How about hunger or thirst?

Yael: A romance, of course.

Yael: Hey Don, what're you reading?

So, Yael, how did the blind date go?

Yael, see this glass full of water?

That is interesting, Yael. But aren't the zoo snakes in glass enclosures?

Yael, what's that in your hand?

Don: Yael, have you heard of the exploding lakes in central Africa?

Don: Yael, every day I grow closer to my goal of mind control.

Hey Yael, are you a twin?

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