55 (esto es sin intro y tag)oc: ocasion ---la temporada de fiestas se aproxima, y con ella toda una gamaen el area de la bahia.---entre esas actividades figura el patinaje sobre hielo, algo que podra hacer a partir de hoy en el "embarcadero center" de san francisco.---la pista de hielo estara abierta todos los dias de la semana de 10 de la maÑana a 10 de la noche... los viernes y sabados el horario se extiende hasta las 11:30 de la noche.---agarre su gorro, bufanda y guantes, y preparese para deleitar a todos con sus piruetas sobre hielo, que esperamos no incluyan muchos porrazos.

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way from here with very, very low frequencies of lights and electricity that powers our homes up to gama rays and x-rays, the things you can't see that we know can be lethal. there's no debate x-rays can be lethal. what about the stuff in the middle? you see radio waves and ray radar. they are all at a similar spectrum, and it turns out that that spectrum is perfect for having effect on human biology. i'll tell you how the cell phone got invented. the first radar range oven, and that's a picture on your right, had a water cooling system, weighed 700 pounds, cost as much as two cars, and operated at 1.9 megahertz. people didn't like the word radar range. [laughter] it was in fact the case that young sailors during the war figured out they could warm themselves by standing in front of the radar, and in fact they got warm from the inside out. it was not a good idea. microwave ovens operated at 2.4 megahertz and they boil water in two minutes today. cell phones operate at a similar bandwidth, 1.9 to 2.4 megahertz on less than 1 watt of power, but are used for hours a day, hours a day. now wh