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RE: Hadron Collider - 9/11/2008 9:15:53 AM

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just noticed the new pic, Jerry.. I like it :)

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RE: Hadron Collider - 9/11/2008 11:02:21 AM

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Thanks! Yours is very nice as well.

I've been here on and off since February and finally decided to throw together some kind of a profile. The male sub to domme ratio listed in my area is something like 50:1, so I haven't invested much effort in finding anyone.

The message board, on the other hand, is pretty spiffy.

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RE: Hadron Collider - 9/19/2008 11:55:18 AM

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quote:

Leak deals new setback to supercollider

Coolant system loses helium during testing, forcing another shutdown

GENEVA - After a widely heralded startup, the world's largest particle collider has suffered two malfunctions in the past week — setting off two separate rounds of troubleshooting.

The first problem with the Large Hadron Collider occurred within hours of the $10 billion project's official launch on Sept. 10, but the operators at Europe's CERN particle-physics center didn't make the glitch public for a week.

The collider was briefly brought back into operation on Thursday, but sensors detected a large helium leak from the device's cooling system during testing on Friday. That forced another shutdown, and an investigation of the problem was expected to continue through the weekend.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26780393