Encephalon #12 is up at AlphaPsy.
The Neurophilosopher has a cool article on Phineas Gage -- a patient that is often used as an example in neuroscience classes because he had a railroad spike tamping iron go through his head and cause personality changes.
The Mungers at Cognitive Daily are starting a podcast. Nice.
An error in your first sentence caught my eye. It wasn't a railroad spike. It was a tamping rod.
Funny what a person stores in long term memory. I recalled this from a visit to the Waren Museum at HMS 45 years ago. As far as know, I hadn't thought about this between then and now.
You're right. My bad.