It was really interesting to see that the monkeys who ate most of their food at night were no more likely to gain weight than monkeys who rarely ate at night. This suggests that calories cause weight gain no matter when you eat them.

We were not surprised to find that as a group, the monkeys in this study gained weight when they were placed on this very palatable diet. However, what did surprise us initially was the fact that there was no clear correlation between caloric intake and weight gain. In other words, the monkeys that ate more didn't necessarily gain more weight.

I didn't think in was going to be special. I got kind of sick last night on food...I was up at 4:30 and tried to go back to sleep and only slept 20 minutes. I didn't know what to expect after that.

Clearly, [it was] just great to bounce back after a tough loss last night. It was great to see us get into rhythm-I think that was the thing that was disturbing last night to us, was that we never got any real rhythm.

Many's the long night I've dreamed of cheese - toasted, mostly.

Jason had joked that dust bunnies under the bed were pets he didn’t mind keeping: they never whined for food and didn’t require a litter box. They also didn't wake you up at night by barking at passing raccoons.