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"Luke, when you're done with college, are you going to stay in Addison or are you going to some exotic place, like California."
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Being an older building, the rooms are big with high ceilings, which is nice. There is room to spread out. You're right on the main street, so all the shopping, like the Co-op supermarket is within very easy walking distance. Breakfast was good and the morning staff was great.
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The location is perfect for trips around the Falkirk and Stirling areas,and with breathtaking views,the food in the hotel is great,with a variety of choice,good choice of drinks and very efficiant and friendly staff.
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Ideally situated to explore the natural beauty of the Trossachs National Park, this charming hotel is set in Callendar, at the 'Gateway to the Highlands'.
Offering comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, equipped with all facilities needed for a relaxing stay, the Waverley Hotel also features a bar. A member of CAMRA and winner of the Forth Valley Pub of the Year 2006, the bar is a favorite among locals and serves cask ales, lagers and malt whiskeys.
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Staff very welcoming and friendly. Rooms clean and warm. Breakfast delicious. Would definitely go back again.
Breakfast was very good there was a good choice of cereals and the cooked breakfast was lovely.
For the money we paid there was no shower gels, towels were dirty looking and like sand paper to touch, small TV on the wall very hard to see.
Whole atmosphere & enthusiastic staff make the stay superb. James Speir
The hotel was very welcoming and staff always there on hand to help out and have a chat. Had dinner in the hotel both nights it was lovely fresh and piping hot Nothing too much trouble at all .
Our room was at the front of the hotel although nice clean and cosy the road noise was something to behold Lorries and cars passing by most of Friday night . Saturday night slighty quieter didn't bode for a great nights sleep
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The location is perfect for trips around the Falkirk and Stirling areas,and with breathtaking views,the food in the hotel is great,with a variety of choice,good choice of drinks and very efficiant and friendly staff.
Just a couple of minor cleanliness issues (being cobwebs high up in corners of room) and with 2 occupants in our room there was only 1 cup for hot drinks.
Very helpful staff, excellent room very clean, in a very central position for exploring ..... fantastic food available in the hotel and we were lucky enough to ge there during the jazz festival so we had fabulous entertainment aswell.
Hotel was in a great central location for Callander. The staff were really friendly and helpful when checking us in and when we went down for food. The rooms are above a pub but despite there being a race night on and it being busy, we didn't hear anything at all from our room. It probably helped that we were in a room at the back. The room was clean and a good size. The food in the bar was ok. The breakfast was nice. If you're looking for things to do, the people in the tourist information office are very helpful!
Good size room Comfortable bed Amazing breakfast - best ever Warm
Front room a little noisy at closing time (very quiet all other time). We had been warned an event was to be hosted there that night.
Excellent polite ,friendly service. delicious breakfast.
Bad smell in stairwell.
Good location. Lovely curtains, good breakfast. Clean room.
Toilet seat was loose and fell off. Strange picture above the bed lowered the tone of the room . Would have been better without it.
very good room ,very good staff and great breakfast.
Meals we bought at night were served on cold plates therefore they went cold quickly and public areas were cold
Friendly and efficient staff. Comfortable and clean room. Excellent breakfast. Great entertainment as Jazz Festival was in town.
The staff were all very helpful and friendly, the service was excellent, and the food very nice, with a good selection on the menu. The rooms were very comfortable and clean and the breakfast was really very tasty indeed. Definitely would stay here again, lovely people running the hotel and working in it !
Everything was really good, no complains at all.
Very good hotel friendly staff great place for a relaxing stay
Did not have a carpark
The location is great, staff were superb- very friendly and efficient, and the food was excellent.
The folk band went on far too long on the Saturday night
Callander is beautiful
Mattresses on bed weren't the greatest
almost everything rooms were clean and comfortable, staff were very friendly and helpful overall a very pleasant stay .i will go back again
i booked a double room but when i got there it was a twin room, this was quickly remedede and the rest of the stay was very good.
We arrived town late at 8pm. Checked in at the pub, and had a quick bite before dinner time finished at 9pm. Food was ok, as you would have expected for pub food at reasonable price. Breakfast the next morning was good. Plenty of parking on the side streets nearby. Restaurant Fish for Mhor opposite was worth trying.
Wifi was slow
the location of the hotel and the staff were very nice.
clean, modern rooms and friendly, helpful staff. good location right on thr main street. decent pub food.
the double room was smaller tham the twin, so recommend going for a twin. no parking but we did find a place on the street with no problem.


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I'm working professional woman, originally from Armenia, blessed to live in Beautiful Victorian house since year 2000. Very convenient location to Downtown, Harvard Sq. MIT, UMASS, Cape Cod. Being in the city yet having the convenience of the house
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Dorchester is a historic neighborhood of over 6 square miles in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. The town was founded by Puritans who emigrated from Dorchester, England in 1630. The house is Beautiful Victorian houses built on 1848. This is not the wealthiest part of Boston, yet very convenient , affordable and save location to the city center, Cambridge, Harvard Square, MIT, ocean, South Shore The house is big and spacious on three floors and attached Townhouse behind the main house. Can accommodate 8-10 people. Room A: is my library setting in the basement, big room with electric fireplace, bar sink in the room and shared bathroom. There is a dehumidifier for the humid days, and big fan for hot days. Normally it is a cooler place. It is a big space, can accommodate 3-4 to make it economical if needed. There is a king size bed and sleep futon. Wireless internet access, cable TV, home phone for you to make local calls. Location to public transportation: 4 min to walk to the T- red line Fields Corner stop. Red line is the most convenient line in Boston which connects you to any directions you need to go. The South Station is the 5th stop from the house and next one is Downtown Crossing stop, continues to MIT, Harvard on the same line direct. You can end your day in the ocean for sunbath, swim or nice walk in Castle Island (Historical site). JFK Library and Museum, UMASS Boston are in Dorchester two stops from the house. Parking: unlimited (privilege for the area). From Logan airport: you can have a free ride by taking the Silver line and changing to T-red line Ashmont train, outbound to the Fields corner. Taxi will cost $35+tip From the South Station: T-red line Ashmont train, outbound to Fields corner it may be $15-20, Safety: It is save to walk from T station to the house even late nights. In front of the house is a Vietnamese Buddhist center and the back of the house is the of the branch of Boston police station. It is very safe between two of them :) ~ The highway (93) and the Mass Pike (90) are a short drive away.
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The library, shopping and eating places just around the corner (Blarney Stone is a nice place to eat on the corner).
About a 5-10 min quick drive gets you to South Bay shopping center, where there is a supermarket, large Asian grocery store, Target, Home Depot, Marshall's, Office Max, Best Buy and Old Navy. There are also neighborhood shops on the plaza if you need something and a grocery store the very last one on the plaza. From T-Andrew Station shuttle bus takes you to South Bay shopping mall area. Room B- has queen size bed, ceiling fan, closet (single matrass can be provided if needed for extra person PS: you can rent my car as well (Honda insight, Hybrid)
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garden, open balcony, when the house is reserve by a big group this room will not have access to the kitchen and in this case, I'll refund $15 per night for the inconvenience. I'll let you know it in advance. In this case there is side door to use with key. You can also rent my car (almost new, Honda Insight/hybrid) aks me about it
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I stayed in Hermina's lovely home in late February and loved my time there. The instructions were so simple as how to get there and was no more than a 5 minute walk from public transit.
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Hermina's home was comfortable and warm.. She was gone the two nights we were there and she graciously put us in her biggest & warmest room. Parking was challenging but we did arrive after two weeks of record snowfall ! Had all the amenities that we could ask for and more.
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Loved it! The directions on how to get there were so easy to follow and the house was amazing. Definitely recommending this place to my friends
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Uncomfortable, rooms are like cheap hostel. Very cold in rooms. House is located in korean/vietnamiese district. Only 1 parking place for 4 rooms.
Dear Mxim parking in Boston is a luxury Sorry if the room was cold, we could give a space heather if the heat was not enough.
It felt like home. With everything needed in the kitchen and the bathroom. I loved the bookshelves in our room with books and titles I didn't expect to see at visitor's disposition. It felt a little chilly getting into our room first but we shortly put the heat on and felt much better. My husband wished for a brand-new looking sheets and towels; I personally along with our sons were satisfied and found everything to be decent and warmly cozy! When we came back in the evening one of the other guests in the upper floor had locked the door from the inside and would not respond to the bell. We called the manager whose name and number were provided by Hermina. She apologized and drove for 30 minutes to come and rescue us; allowing us to enter after she made it from the back door. That was the only hickup!
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Federal employee union leaders say workers may be unfairly censored and prohibited from free speech under a General Services Administration order on employee use of Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
That GSA order, which was issued by Casey Coleman, GSA's Chief Information Officer, offers guidelines for employee use of social media for official and non-official use. It includes recommendations for use of disclaimers noting that an opinion expressed by a GSA employee on a social media site is not necessarily an official policy. The order also cautioned employees to "have no expectation of privacy" on social media networks.
"Be aware of your GSA association in online social networks," the July 2009 order states. "If you identify yourself as a GSA employee or have a public-facing position for which your GSA association is known to the general public, ensure your profile and related content (even if it is of a personal and not an official nature) is consistent with how you wish to present yourself as a GSA professional. …Have no expectation of privacy."
"This is like Russia," Charles Paidock, spokesman for the National Federation of Federal Employees' (NFFE) Council of GSA Locals, said today in an interview. "It is shocking."
Representatives of that NFFE council said collective bargaining talks broke down on July 16 due to disagreements over the GSA's order on social media issued in July 2009.
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Paidock claims the GSA rule goes too far in limiting employees' private use of social media, and he alleges that in some cases it appears to conflict with existing policies. He said the union raised the subject of social media policy in negotiations because there have been a number of free-speech-related incidents in recent years with employees' personal e-mail messages, and he anticipates similar problems with social media messages. To date, Paidock said he was not aware of any major incidents involving censorship of a GSA employee use social media.
Even so, the GSA order of July 2009 is too broad, Paidock charges.
"However a supervisor interprets one of your messages could mean immediate termination," Paidock said. "Union officials wouldn't be allowed to contact members on issues. If an employee contacted their congressmen, it's considered lobbying, and not allowed. It's totalitarian censorship."
The union has asked for a federal mediator to participate in the negotiations to help break the impasse. That could happen as early as this week, Paidock said.
The union also has proposed its own version of a social media policy, in the form of a proposed memorandum of understanding between the GSA and the union.
"The agency recognizes that the public interest is best served through a free exchange of opinions, ideas, and information, and will not act to curb such exchanges, between and among parties, co-workers, and/or clients, either internal or external," states the union's proposed policy on social media.
A GSA official forwarded a statement in response, saying: "GSA encourages the use of social media technologies to enhance communication, collaboration, and information exchange in support of GSA's mission."
"GSA is currently in negotiations with NFFE to go through normal labor management processes to reach resolution. Last fall, GSA successfully completed negotiations with another labor organization representing GSA employees on this same issue."
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I can not believe employees will possibly be muzzled into not having their own Facebook page. I totally disagree with policing employees outside of working hours. Yes, we are to be professional, but let's not confuse having fun with being unprofessional in the workplace. All employers advise its workforce to have balanced lives. This does not support a balanced lifestyle. Employees need their personal time to play.
I believe that the raging conversation about the use of social media in the workplace must have been similar to getting telephones in the workplace for the first time except that no one expected that the use of telephones for doing personal, or nongovernmental, was in inherent right when phones came into play. People have embraced social media fervently, in many cases without seeming safety, security oand/ or privacy concerns. Just as free speech does not afford one the freedpom to shout fire in a crowded theater when no fire exists, the use of social media on the job does not come carte blanche. When you work for the government you take an oath to protect the constitution and the laws that it has engendered, and you sign on to being a good steward of all things made possible through the usage of tax dollars. Sometimes protecting something bigger than yourself is the best way to ulitmately protect yourself.
Yes, Mr. Paidock. The government's policy about Facebook and Twitter is just like Russia. Saying that federal employees should abide by existing rules is exactly like what Stalin did. No wonder negotiations broke down. If I had to talk with this guy, I would have walked out after five minutes.
Unless the disclosure is an official government position and necessary for the efficient operation of the agency, it should not be put forth in a public forum by any government employee during time compensated by taxpayer dollars. Personal use of the internet during a lunch break to update a personal site is acceptable, providing the person does not represent affiliation with the agency to infer the opinion is the government's position. Government employees should be aware that the GSA policy is closely aligned with similar positions taken by commercial entities. While individuals have freedom of speech, adverse communications made where affiliation with the company is clearly indicated or actively promoted are most often grounds for termination. Even free speech made as part of an individuals private life, wholly disassociated from work, sometimes results in the loss of a job when a clear connection between the company and the individual can be made and the satements are deemed to reflect poorly on the individual, and by affilitation on the organization. Freedom is not free, nor is free speech without consequence.
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okay if i did yell at you will you let me know because sometimes i don't mean what i say!!!!have fun going Christmas shopping!!! and have fun hanging out with Steven.....
that's good to hear if i did yell at you can you let me know because sometimes i don't mean what i say... have fun going Christmas shopping!!! and have fun hanging out with Steven...
Hey Erika, not much I am just waiting for this day to be over so I can go home and relax lol. Well this weekend I am going to be hanging out with Roger. He is staying the night with me on Friday or Saturday. What are you doing this weekend?
thats goood what do you want him to do like what kind of job are you whanting him to look for
i am fine sorry i don't know yet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i mean i am sorry for yelling at you i just thought that you guys were talking about me and her!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Evaluation of the role of reactive oxygen species in the interactive toxicity of carbide-cobalt mixtures on macrophages in culture
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The lung toxicity of a carbide-cobalt mixture is more important than that of each individual component; the mechanism of this interaction is not understood. The capacity of cobalt metal particles alone and mixed with different carbides to generate hydroxyl radicals was examined with the deoxyribose assay. In a chemical system, cobalt ions and cobalt metal particles (Co) were found to catalyse the degradation of deoxyribose in the presence of hydrogen peroxide. Carbides were able to directly oxidize deoxyribose, but their respective activities did not support such a mechanism to explain the carbide-cobalt interactive toxicity, since there was no direct relationship between deoxyribose degradation ability and cytotoxicity toward macrophages. Tungsten, niobium, titanium and chromium carbides (interactive carbides) were only weak oxidants and conversely molybdenum, vanadium and silicon carbides (non-interactive carbides) were the most potent ones. The ability of cobalt metal to produce hydroxyl radicals in the presence of hydrogen peroxide was not increased by tungsten carbide. The role of reactive radical formation in the toxicity of these particles was further assessed in a macrophage culture model. Catalase (4000 U/ml), superoxide dismutase (300 U/ml), sodium azide (1 mM), sodium benzoate, mannitol, taurine and methionine (all 20 mM) were all unable to protect against the cytotoxic effects of cobalt ions and cobalt metal alone or mixed with tungsten carbide. In conclusion, no evidence was found that production of reactive oxygen species contributes to the elective toxicity of carbide-cobalt mixtures.
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- Title
- Evaluation of the role of reactive oxygen species in the interactive toxicity of carbide-cobalt mixtures on macrophages in culture
- Journal
Archives of Toxicology
Volume 67, Issue 5 , pp 347-351
- Cover Date
- 1993-06-01
- Print ISSN
- 0340-5761
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0738
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Reactive oxygen
- Carbon-cobalt mixtures
- Macrophages
- Cell culture
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- D. Lison (1)
- R. Lauwerys (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Industrial Toxicology and Occupational Medicine Unit, Catholic University of Louvain, Clos Chapelle aux Champs 30.54, B-1200, Brussels, Belgium


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Penetrating, beautifully sparse, and eerie in its stillness, Gerbrand Bakker's The Twin tells the story of Helmer van Wonderen, an aging farmer whose life has been characterized by passivity, inaction, and a profound sense of isolation. Having begrudgingly taken over the family dairy farm after the accidental death of his twin brother Henk, Helmer finds himself, after 55 years, suddenly and unexpectedly the master of his own life—if only he knew what to do with it.
For years, Helmer has been "doing things by halves," living the life that was intended for his brother, a monotonous existence at the beck and call of his tyrannical father. As the story opens, however, Helmer has moved his father, close to death, to a bedroom upstairs, an act of self-assertion that pushes him to reassess his past and the decisions—or lack thereof—that have left him stagnated and alone. "Why did I let it all happen like this?," he wonders. "I could have said 'no' to Father and 'do it yourself' or just 'sell up.'"
But while Helmer may not be satisfied with the life that he has accepted for himself, it is a routine that if not fulfilling, is at least familiar. "I've milked the cows, day after day," he reflects.
In a way, I curse them, the cows, but they're also warm and serene when you lean your forehead on their flanks to attach the teat cups. There is nothing as calming, as protected, as a shed full of cows on a winter's evening. Day in, day out, summer, autumn, winter, spring.
In the absence of any truly meaningful, reciprocative human relationships, Helmer has forged quiet connections with his animals. He finds solace in the ritual of milking his cows, keeps two identical donkeys as pets, and almost drowns himself trying to save a sheep mired in an irrigation ditch. And it is through natural imagery such as this—swallows sleeping on telephone lines, a hooded crow alighting outside the kitchen window, ducks swimming in a pond—that Bakker (a former linguist who has since become a gardener) is able to not only reveal more of his taciturn protagonist's interiority, but also bring the narrative to a kind of gentle compromise between what should have been and what simply is.
On an unexpected trip to Denmark—his first holiday "in thirty-seven years of milking day and night"—Helmer walks down to a beach at sunset. "The beach is deserted," he says.
There are no hooded crows in the sky and even the busy grey sandpipers are missing. . . I am the only one for miles around making any noise . . . I know I have to get up. I know the maze of paths and unpaved roads in the shade of the pines, birches and maples will already be dark. But I stay sitting calmly, I am alone.
By the novel's close, Helmer has found some measure of peace and acceptance in his quiet life—even in his solitude.
The last five days of the eleventh-century Icelandic politician, writer of sagas, and famous murder victim Snorri Sturleleson (the Norwegian spelling, Snorre, is preserved in the book) make up Thorvald Steen's most recently translated historical fiction, The Little Horse. Murdered. . .
We all know Paris, or at least we think we know it. The Eiffel Tower. The Latin Quarter. The Champs-Élysées. The touristy stuff. In Dominique Fabre's novel, Guys Like Me, we're shown a different side of Paris: a gray, decaying. . .
One hundred pages into Birth of a Bridge, the prize-winning novel from French writer Maylis de Kerangal, the narrator describes how starting in November, birds come to nest in the wetlands of the fictional city of Coca, California, for three. . .
At 30, the Mexican writer Valeria Luiselli is already gathering her rosebuds. Faces in the Crowd, her poised debut novel, was published by Coffee House Press, along with her Brodsky-infused essay collection, Sidewalks. The essays stand as a theoretical map. . .
Fantomas Versus the Multinational Vampires: An Attainable Utopia (narrated by Julio Cortázar) is, not disappointingly, as wild a book as its title suggests. It is a half-novella half-graphic novel story about . . . what, exactly? A European tribunal, Latin. . .
Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green. In it she explores how our private fears and insecurities can distort what we believe to be real and can cause us to sabotage our intimate relationships.. . .
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Born-again star foreshadows fate of Solar System
Astronomers have found evidence for a dying Sun-like star coming briefly back to life after casting its gassy shells out into space, mimicking the possible fate our own Solar System faces in a few billion years.
This new picture of the planetary nebula Abell 30, located 5500 light-years from Earth, is a composite of visible images from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope and X-ray data from ESA's XMM-Newton and NASA's Chandra space telescopes.
'Planetary nebula' is the name given to the often-concentric shells of stellar material cast into space by dying stars. To astronomers of the 18th century, these objects looked like the colourful 'blob' of a planet through their telescopes, and the name stuck.
Astronomers now know that as a star with less than eight times the mass of the Sun swells into a red giant towards the end of its life, its outer layers are expelled via pulsations and winds.
Ultraviolet radiation shining out from the stripped-down hot stellar core then lights up the ejected shells, resulting in intricate artworks that can be seen by modern telescopes.
The star at the heart of Abell 30 experienced its first brush with death
12 500 years ago – as seen from Earth – when its outer shell was stripped off by a slow and dense stellar wind.
Optical telescopes see the remnant of this evolutionary stage as a large, near-spherical shell of glowing material expanding out into space.
Then, about 850 years ago, the star suddenly came back to life, coughing out knots of helium and carbon-rich material in a violent event.
The star's outer envelope briefly expanded during this born-again episode, but then very rapidly contracted again witin 20 years.
This had the knock-on effect of accelerating the wind from the star to its present speed of 4000 kilometres per second – over 14 million kilometres per hour.
As this fast stellar wind catches up and interacts with the slower wind and clumps of previously ejected material, complex structures are formed, including the delicate comet-like tails seen near the central star in this image.
The stellar wind bombarding dense clumps of material provides a chilling look at the possible fate of Earth and its fellow planets in our own Solar System in a few billion years' time.
When our Sun emits its final gasps of life at the heart of a planetary nebula, its strong stellar wind and harsh radiation will blast and evaporate any planets that may have survived the red giant phase of stellar evolution.
If any distant civilisation is watching with high-power telescopes at the time, they might see the glowing embers of the planets light up in X-rays as they are engulfed in the stellar wind.
- Hubble's Universe
http://spacetelescope.org - Hubble overview
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Hubble_overview - XMM-Newton overview
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/XMM-Newton_overview - XMM-Newton factsheet
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/XMM-Newton_factsheet - Fire burn and cauldron bubble
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Fire_burn_and_cauldron_bubble - Aftermath of a stellar explosion
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Aftermath_of_a_stellar_explosion - Giant eruption reveals 'dead' star
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Integral/Giant_eruption_reveals_dead_star - Dissecting a stellar explosion
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Integral/Dissecting_a_stellar_explosion - X-rays provide a new way to investigate exploding stars
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/X-rays_provide_a_new_way_to_investigate_exploding_stars - X-ray evidence supports possible new class of supernova
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/X-ray_evidence_supports_possible_new_class_of_supernova - Supernova leaves behind mysterious object
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Supernova_leaves_behind_mysterious_object - Spirograph Nebula (IC 418)
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Extreme_space/Spirograph_Nebula_IC_418 - Stingray Nebula (Henize 1357)
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Extreme_space/Stingray_Nebula_Henize_1357 - The Hourglass Nebula (MyCn-18)
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/The_Hourglass_Nebula_MyCn-18 - Chandra at NASA
http://chandra.nasa.gov - Chandra at Harvard
http://chandra.harvard.edu - Hubble in depth
http://sci.esa.int/science-e/www/area/index.cfm?fareaid=31 - XMM-Newton in-depth
http://sci.esa.int/science-e/www/area/index.cfm?fareaid=23 - ESA Sci on Twitter
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When Michelle Richard was in her teens, she noticed the tip of one finger would periodically feel cold, turn dead white and then go a purplish-red colour. 'I would keep rubbing it until it got warm again and the blood started returning again to the finger'
The likes of the 'cigarette butt collection and recycling program' has never been seen before 'anywhere in the world.' Maybe with good reason
I want to know if smoking is permitted in the common areas of a condominium before I decide to purchase one. I have asthma
The western world is much better off for the fact that restaurants, bars and offices no longer subject people to clouds of tobacco smoke. It was a good war, and well won. But the forces of victory seem unable to accept their success and move on.
Children — like adults — are increasingly trying electronic cigarettes, according to the first large national study to gauge use by middle and high school students
They found that weight increases occur even if the calorie intake levels remain the same or even decrease compared to levels before ditching the cigarettes
The report says it's hard to understand why jurisdictions that fund the cost of medication to treat high blood pressure and high cholesterol wouldn't pay for drugs that help people quit smoking
Smokers at a Thunder Bay, Ont. bus terminal must now retreat to a little fenced-off pen if they wish to smoke on the platform.
High school may improve young people's minds, but not their bodies, and many graduate with an increased risk for chronic diseases such as diabetes and lung cancer
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We have a DIY Garage in Aberdeen that rent out ramps so you can work on your car. I was wanting to know how easy or hard it would be to fit the springs?? I have a trainee mech doing the jobs so any help would be great.
I have looked at the front springs & they look straight forward, but how do you get to the rears?? I take it you need to remove the carpet from the back. I called my local garage & he has quoted me £80.00.


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The Hunger Games: Who's Who in the Cast
The Hunger Games craze just keeps getting bigger and bigger as the first in the book trilogy moves closer to big-screen adaptation on March 23. By now you've probably seen The Hunger Games trailer, but how much do you know about the actors and the characters they'll be taking on? Whether you're a fan of the novels or just getting in on the hype, meet the cast that will be bringing the film to life — and learn a bit more about their onscreen counterparts.
Read More The Hunger GamesJennifer LawrenceJosh HutchersonBuzz SlideshowFeatureStanley TucciElizabeth BanksWoody Harrelson
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I must admit i haven't read the book, which is better to read before watching film (so that's why im going to get it today (: ), but the film was awesome!! when you watch the movie like Avatar, you get the feeling after it which tells you to watch it again and again, i had that same feeling here. and the actors and charaters are that kind that u fall in love with them immediately (metaforicli speaking :). so that's why i would like to see the next part, but from the comments i saw i think that the book will be welcome. for the film and producent i would like to say that he choose the perfect actors for the movie. i love it!! if u haven't watch go into cinema and watch it now!!
3 years
I hope they don't turn the second and third books into movies. There was nothing special or standout about them. The second was like a copy cat of the first only less interesting and the third read like it was written by a different author and it was completely depressing.
3 years
The casting for the Hunger Games is a HUGE disappointment. The only two that I like are Katniss and Prim. The one character choice that I really don't like is Cinna!
3 years
I think a lot of the casting for this has been really good. Especially for Haymitch and Caesar (Stanley Tucci is perfect for this role! And for all those who wanted someone else for Haymitch - RDJ etc, I agree others would have been good but I promise Woody will be just as great). Elizabeth Banks also seems a good fit for Effie. Have to say I was really shocked by the choice for Cinna but I never had a clear picture of Cinna in my head and haven't seen Lenny in anything so it could work. The same goes for the main trio too - I haven't seen them in anything before and minor appearance changes can be made so I'm giving them a chance til I see them in it!
3 years
Liam needs to have a huge American breakthrough. The Hemsworth brothers are so sweet. I also love me some Tucci <3Elizabeth and Jennifer look like twins, and the same as every hollywood actress. Yawn.
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Liam needs to have a huge American breakthrough. The Hemsworth brothers are so sweet. I also love me some Tucci <3
Elizabeth and Jennifer look like twins, and the same as every hollywood actress. Yawn.
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aembry396, Cinna is the only major character who hasn't been cast yet, but the movie starts shooting next week so I have a feeling we'll know the answer soon! :)
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CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS CAUSES SANITARY SEWER OVERFLOW(Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010) – The city's Department of Environmental Services responded today to a sanitary sewer overflow in Palolo. The call came in at 11:04 a.m. and an ENV crew arrived at The cause of the SSO was construction debris, which released 2,700 gallons of untreated wastewater into a storm drain that empties into Palolo Stream. ENV vactor trucks sucked up and redistributed approximately 4,000 gallons of untreated wastewater to a downstream manhole for treatment at Sand Island Wastewater Treatment Plant. A third-party construction company resurfaced the street late last week paving over all of the manholes on ENV notified the state Department of Health. Signing and water sampling have begun in the area. -30- Contact: Markus Owens, ENV Public Communications Officer, 351-6305 |