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A unit of radiation exposure equal to the quantity of ionizing radiation that wil produce one electrostatic unit of electricity in one cubic centimeter of dry air @ 0 degrees C and standard atmospheric pressure.
(we needed to know that)
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That's far out!
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In a transorbital lobotomy slender picks are pierced through the upper corners of the eyesat the top of the nose where the eyebrow begins by tapping at the base of the pick.
The base of the pick is then pushed down causing the front of the pick to move up into the frontal lobe behind the forehead skull.
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there's a big hole in that stairs now..
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the banister is gone
but look at all the footsteps in the dust
really the yellow dust was really annoying when we got down from the stairs leading to the clocks
nice view there =D
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Well, I think I had heard of T4, but didn't really understand it. Also surprising to learn that this existed as early as 1941.
It is important to note that the country disapproved it. And the way it operated is a precurser to the death camps.
It is important that this awful and amazing history be preserved on film.
Good job.
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I bought Picker ANATOMIC 50R /F xray machine at an auction. Anybody knows how I can get a service manual. willing to pay for it
Manufactured 1984
-_- Mystwict@aol.com, i agree with you.
my phobia of clowns just came to a whole new level.
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Why is it called the blue and red hallway?
me too jean, my heart stopped
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Not to compare photographers, but this looks similar to John Gray's photography. Its really cool, I love the picture. =]
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So,
How would you build a decontaimination chamber that doesn't look like a gas chamber?
Lots of My Little Ponie stickers?
Perhaps a Disco ball hanging from the ceiling?
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OMG! I totally overlooked the soap dispenser
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Motts, did you go down these stairs?