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    Bionic Arm Powered by Rockets

    Charles Q. Choi Special to LiveScience LiveScience.com Wed Aug 29, 4:35 PM ET Rockets can help power robotic arms, which...
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    Colo. school bans tag on its playground

    Thu Aug 30, 7:44 AM ET COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - An elementary school has banned tag on its playground after some children complained they were harassed or chased against their will...
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    Study confirms 2006 human-human spread of bird flu

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A mathematical analysis has confirmed that H5N1 avian influenza spread from person to person in Indonesia in April, U.S. researchers reported on Tuesday. They said they had developed a tool to run quick tests on disease...
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    Britain unveils statue of Nelson Mandela

    by Robin Millard 2 hours, 30 minutes ago LONDON (AFP) - Former South African president Nelson Mandela was given a hero's welcome as a statue of him...
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    Guilty by association, young Texan faces execution

    by Fanny Carrier Tue Aug 28, 9:17 AM ET WASHINGTON (AFP) - Kenneth Foster has never killed anyone. But the 30-year-old...
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    Devout Muslim wins Turkish presidency

    SUZAN FRASER Associated Press...
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    Bush hails freedom, but can he handle a lousy T-shirt?

    USAtoday.com President Bush's speech at the state capitol in Charleston, W.Va., on Independence Day in 2004, invoked the nation's highest ideals: "On this Fourth of July, we confirm our love of freedom, the freedom for people to speak their minds. ... Free thought, free expression, that's what...
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    Iran closes barbers offering 'un-Islamic' cuts

    TEHRAN (AFP) - Iran has shut down barber shops offering unconventional Western hair styles amid a police crackdown on dress deemed un-Islamic, reports said. "Over the past 15 days, 13 barbers' shops that had not respected the union's directives have been closed down,"...
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    Coffee

    I've been knocked out by chloroform once. Just for a second or so. Not too pleasant
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    what's the story with you two anyway? he seems to be following you round telling you off. Is he your mum?
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    I've spent days and days with chloroform around. Run long experiments in it... it gives me a headache. I prefer dichloromethane, it smells nicer and doesnt make me light-headed. I do remember one incident, though when i was mixing solvents in a measuring cylinder (tut tut) and didn't realise...
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    Coffee

    Cyanide actually does smell of almonds. I've used phenyl cyanide many times and it stinks just like almond essence. I tried not to breathe too much. No idea about your friend and his cyanide bath for strengthening a circular saw.... sounds weird.
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    Coffee

    it probably is toxic, and surely as soon as it hit some strong acid it'd produce some hydrogen cyanide
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    Coffee

    ferricyanide is not a "good high" although it may or may not be toxic.
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    Coffee

    potassium cyanide is just as toxic as hydrogen cyanide (the one people refer to as cyanide and portray as a green or white gas on TV), but is a solid, so you have to eat it rather than breathe it.
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    Coffee

    potassium cyanide metabolises quickly too
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    Coffee

    I'm a research chemist :0)
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