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>> invisible, quico se hizo invisible. quico ¿verdad que te hiciste invisible?tiendo. ¿cÓmo es que dices que quico estÁ invisible? >> ¿pues no estÁ viendo que no lo estÁ viendo? >> yo estoy viendo a quico. >> ¿cÓmo le va a ver si no ? (risas). >> ay, ¿dura tan poquito? >> miren, ya no me estÉs quitando el tiempo porque tengo que cobrarle la renta a don ramÓn. >> se hizo invisible. ♪. >> enseguida regresamos con mÁs de "el chavo". >> continuamos con "el chavo". ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> quico, quico, ya regresÓ el hombre invisible. >> ¿cÓmo sabes? >> porque me tocÓ la espalda. >> ay, no seas mentiroso! >> palabra, estaba yo allÍ, amarrando la agujeta de los zapatos cuando sentÍ en la espalda una cosa. (risas). >> aquÍ estÁ. (risas). >> y son dos. (risas). >> ay. >> chavo, te voy a pedir un favor muy grande. ¿quieres ir a ver quÉ hora son en guadalajara? >> sÍ, si. >> pero en guadalajara, espaÑa. >> sÍ. >> quico, te voy a pedir un favor. >> ¿quiere que vaya a ver la hora a monterrey? >> no. no se trata de eso, quiero que me rasques. >> ¿quÉ? >> que me rasques la espalda,

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at a greek tragedy and an american western movie. >> host: well, your newest book is called "the invisible hand in popular culture." what are you attempting to do with this book? >> guest: i'm examining the issue of free come in american poppe -- freedom in american popular culture, and i'm particularly interested in the debate between liberty versus authority. take movies, television shows, some want more liberty, some want more authority. it's the great debate that's run through our politics from day one in the united states. >> host: so when a writer writes a film or a director directs one, are they looking at larger issues besides just an entertainment vehicle? >> guest: you know, i don't have a simple rule for that. sometimes they are. for example, david mill cher's television show, "deadwood," and he's a very serious author. in other cases i think it's more the luck of the draw that a show ends up coming up with serious themes. for example, "south park," trey parker and matt stone, they're real libertarians, and i trace libertarian themes in that show. i'm open to any possibility. so

entities or the witch's invisible spirit departing from her or his amenities from the witch's body, and your soul steps out and smacks someone around and steps back in again is the idea, and the fact that te

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new information tonight on this invisible part of the internet.ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in san francisco where she went exploring in the deep web and tells us what she found hidden from most users. >> reporter: it is hidden from most users. this case has many people wondering what is tor, or the deep web a place where many people never even knew existed. the fbi says ross olbert used thor known as the onion router that allows people to navigate the web unanimously. it's being used by drug dealers, child porn. anyone can use this for free and it's the key to unlocking the deep web. we went there with nick stat. with one click to open the thor software and router, your computer becomes invisible with a web link that does not pinpoint you or your location. >> it is now an invisible address so no one knows who you are. >> reporter: all websites end in dot onion. usually a word and scramble of number because they've been randomly generated to be hard to find. >> reporter: all invisible to stream. and all sales are usually done in bit coins. people

new information tonight on this invisible part of the internet. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in san francisco where she went exploring in the deep web and tells us what she found hidden from most users. >> reporter: it is hidden from most users. this case has many people wondering what is tor, or the deep web a place where many people never even knew existed. the fbi says ross olbert used thor known as the onion router that allows people to navigate the web unanimously. it's being used by drug dealers, child porn. anyone can use this for free and it's the key to unlocking the deep web. we went there with nick stat. with one click to open the thor software and router, your computer becomes invisible with a web link that does not pinpoint you or your location. >> it is now an invisible address so no one knows who you are. >> reporter: all websites end in dot onion. usually a word and scramble of number because they've been randomly generated to be hard to find. >> reporter: all invisible to stream. and all sales are usually done in bit coins. peopl

in the invisible words -- world. later it became painfully obvious to most people that it was not in the league of the devil. although a was against puritan doctrine and they were too strong but some were too common to the english culture but what they did that my mother did it and my grandmother didn't. full chromatic included charms to ward away the evil magic. that is what they had in mind with the which take it intended to reveal the culprit with the anecdote to evil to only inflame the rising panic. >> and with the fact he intended to ward off evil. alert to discern the future. exasperated ministers said they found it more than once the good spirit was not such a way but even if it did work humans lack the ability to do these. it was the work of the devils they argued. seem long they seemingly harmless tricks that they found themselves pulled in tighter and tighter. their own weaknesses were trapped most people assumed it would not happen to them. and the magistrates certainly thought they knew what they we're d

get this, the invisible paint can be used to mark watches or iphones. be used to find the owner. this has led to a lot of convictions worldwide, hasn't it? >> yes. there are 1,200 in the u.k. and europe alone in the last 17 years. >> police say the thief in london found out the hard way and was convicted. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> incredible. >> isn't that amazing? >> nonhazardous. invisible to the human eye and virtually impossible to remove. >> can last up to five years on an item once it is sprayed. has to use ultraviolet light to see this. it's not like you go to sleep and you are green in your bedroom, you have to be under ultraviolet. >> it's a huge step beyond, you know, the red pack -- the old time red pack -- >> the -- the dye bomb that the bank robbers -- >> i did a story where a guy was dye bombed and he ran in a short -- store front and he changed. and he was good to go. he put his hands in his pockets, and the cops had the hardest time finding him. >> it is not just being marked but they can connect -- they don't know what you sto

risas) >>un hombre tan flaco, que no tenía ni dedo gordo (risas) >>un periódico decía que un hombre invisiblesas) >>un chico le pregunta al amigo, viste el apagon de anoche >>no, porque en mi casa no había luz >>tu tan pequeño con bigote y le dice a tarzar, y tu tan grande con pañal >>en la escuela me dicen fin de semana porque me llamo domingo >>que le dijo un plátano a una gelatina todavía no me desnudo y ya estás temblando. (risas) >>el hijo a su mamá, cuanto es 4x4 empate dos por uno, oferta. >>dios >>maestra ,como se imagina la escuela perfecta >>cerrada, maestra >>riete pues >>eso es el chiste? >>si. (risas) >>era bueno >>un español encuentra un chino y le dice hola >>las doche y media >>en un barco va un español y un inglés, se cae el inglés al agua, y dice help help el españo, no tengo gel pero tengo shampoo >>llegamos al final, si te gusto, nos vemos la próximas semana y nos vemos en mi twitter >>querida ada madrina, lo de anoche no era la nariz, pinocho >>adios!! ♪. ♪.

because it's buried, it's invisible to us, and we tend to take it for granted. that's a mistake. like any engineered system, it requires maintenance and periodic rehabilitation, and eventual replacement. it's so out of sight and so out of mind, that we don't realize the danger we're in. people see that their roads can cave in. their bridges are falling apart. the concern is that also the infrastructure that they can't see is falling apart. you wouldn't let your house be 100 years old and not ever do any maintenance to it. you would make sure that it was safe. 100 years ago, teddy roosevelt was president, and your pipes were brand new. now, our infrastructure is old. 100, 200 years old. it's not been upgraded or fixed or replaced, sometimes, ever. man: if these systems are not maintained, sooner or later they're going to fail. they all have a life expectancy. if you don't maintain them and constantly check them and then do what's necessary to rehabilitate or repair, you're going to have a big problem. and they're going to collapse. they're going to fail. and all of a sudden, the w

the invisible paint can be used to mark watches oriphones.en, a special dna-like code can be used to find the owner. this has led to a lot of convictions worldwide? >> there have been over 1200 visions in the u.k. and london alone. >> reporter: police say that burglar found out the hard way and was convicted. >>> one of the characters from the simpsons get k the axe. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business, and definitely not with our health. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more sinus symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. how old is the oldest person you'v

so here they come home, we call their wounds invisible wounds.othing invisible about their traumatic brain injury and the stress that they experience which literally changes the neurophysiology in their brain. yet our country stills calls these invisible wounds. then we don't give them a purple heart. then we tell them, because most of them are not, frankly in the va, they're in the private insurance market, and we tell them, go fight for your care. if they had been suffering from agent orange or cancer, we know how to deal with medical issues, but we don't know how to look at the brain as a medical issue and that's what we need to change. >> thank you for your passion and thank you for telling us what's going on. i'll see you tomorrow night patrick kenny. i think you've got a new ally, eric cantor, because when they had the shutdown at the nih, he started making some noise. to finally admit that the fact that the nih does some good work. when we return, let me finish with my host with some serious talks about this budget thing. i think they can

now, what's invisible is equally a part of our national history. sylvester manor is the cradle of the system of slavery, as richard said, that became a national system throughout new england as throughout the south, as far west as texas. in 1680, nathaniel sylvester, an englishman brought up in amsterdam, and his english wife, counted 24 people as their property, the largest number in the north at the time, 11 men and women, and 13 children. many had african names. others had three oh names such as -- which tells you they've come through other places besides africa. they have been transported to the west indies or to brazil. it could be a name of french origins, jocks, the oh in intel get it probably has some hispanic of the connotation, conjure with it as you like. the slaves labor produced the first path of love for the sylvester's from the west in the sugar trade. on shelter island, they tended hawks and cattle to butcher for salt meat. a bread and throw courses to power the sugar mills, and cut trees to shape barrels to make tasks which were re

estas n ondas de calor invisibles que penetran el alimento, cocinándolo por dentro y fuera al mismo tiempo y dorado mientras que el interioestá jugoso y cocido. absolutamente perfecto. >> el wave, dee la perspectiva de un chef y restaurantero y chef instructor, tres métodososue usamos con grandes, gigantes máquinas -- condensaron esos modos los pusieron en una unidad pequeña que el consumidor puede usar en casa. es brillante. >> no hay que precalentar, s calienta muy, muy rápido, y eso reduce mucho el tiempo y la energíextra. >> presentador: además, con extensivas pruebas independientes, se ha probado que el nuwave oven cina st 50 por ciento más rápi que un horno regular. iga esto... usa hasta un 85 por ciento mos enera. >> el dinero que ahorra en su servic eléctrico puede virtualmente pagaror el nuve. >> ¿cómo hace el nuwave comida tan deliciosa y a la vez >> ya que el nuwavcocina el interior el exteriorl mismo tipo, más l contenido de la grasa se libera los alimentos, pero también sea los jugos naturales. esto reduce al máximo su comidas más salúdales,ugosas yas más deciosas que nunca ha

i know y'all called this the problem of the invisible middle.d thinking, okay, on the one hand, it's the invisible middle, by which you mean sort of ordin black women working, making a life, building a world. i also wonder if there's an invisibility in, for example, the baby mama, or in these things that are so-called negative stereotypes that we actually can't see their humanity. i wanted to play just a moment from big freda's show. i love this moment. it was a thing that felt to me like an invisibility of us, but that i'm imagining people might respond to in very different ways. let's listen. >> i want this time to be about quality time with my family. so today i'm putting together this big family crawfish boil. i support my whole family. a lot of pressure is on me. but family is all i have. i'll do any and everything for them. >> right, so here you are having crawfish boil, which is, you know, ordinary life for us. >> yes, definitely. >> but invisible for a lot of folks. i'm thinking there are people who would look and say, these are poor peo

it was a completely non-controversial invisible element of our government.inance committee where we actually had to write debt ceiling increass s into law. john boehner cannot be allowed to pretend that the madness that he is allowing to run rampant is something that every president in modern history has had to contend with. >> every president in modern history has negotiated over a debt limit. debt limits have been used to force big policy changes. >> there is exactly one speaker in modern history who has seriously tried. by exactly one speaker of the house and that speaker of the house is not speaking the truth. here once begin. >> this is something routine. it has been done more than 40 times since ronald reagan is president. it has never before been used in the kind of ways that the republicans are talking about using it right now. na. tell me fiona, who's having a big tire event? your ford dealer. who has 11 major brands to choose from? your ford dealer. who's offering a rebate? your ford dealer. who has the low price tire guarantee, affording peace of

the economy ruined by the above, and the invisible world. evil spirits, the devil was out to make as much trouble as possible. it became painfully obvious to most people, though not to all of them that the condemned have not been in the league with the devil. there was a great deal of folk magic going on. although it was against puritan doctrine to meddle with magic, some people who consider themselves good christians did. somewhere to common to the english culture, things everybody get perpetuated to the generation on the ideas that my mother did and my grandmother did it, of course it was all right to do. they had to be hanged. it included charms to ward away someone else's evil magic. that's what mary had in mind when she invited tituba to make the witch cake that was intended to reveal the culprit raise them to be harming the minister's daughter and niece, anti-magic an antidote to evil that was given only inflame the rise in panic. makes had the idea that magic was so new to car and a fact of nature or the work of goods. charms and spel

between marketing and companies that are doing this to simply capitalize on this, that it's such an invisible campaign? >> first of all, and. ask the store, reading the fine print of products is very important. so if it just says something vague like goes to the fight against breast cancer or goes to research, it's so ambiguous that you can't actually follow the money. and it's very port to follow the money. and then it's important to follow the messages as well. what are the messages being sent? what organizations are they going to? do those organizations have financial reports that you can find? can you follow up and see if they're doing anything that's helpful. >> this has been on the community's mind a lot. where is the money going: dr. love, where is the money going and how do we be informed consumers in. >> to be fair, some of the money was actually well spent. so red line, the first cause of marketing, because initially, companies didn't want to align themselves with breast cancer, they were afraid today scare women away, and revlon funded a lot of the ucla research, a very important d

author of the new book "the invisible hand" in pop culture. chris bake e host of wires original video series "angry nerds" looking angry there. >> owner of practical separates. he's also a consultant for the national tkpwao ge geographic show. >> it's all entertainment. even though it's not meant to represent real life. i have to wonder how it's growth in the industry the reflective of real concerns. government shut downs. the collapse of the health this care system. is there any reality to this? >> oh, absolutely. they reflect from -- and i would say the apocalypse is the grand daddy of all government shut downs. my book that -- and zombies is rampage for the countryside. almost half of this government collapses and especially the federal government. >> people are real life to val dade this. >> and the experiment. they asked, what would happen with the last government? and they had a really interesting answers. sometimes they suggested with the chaos and it's going against all and had to hold for some time to come back. but a lot of the show

you spend so much time searching around. >> that's get invisible hand. >> let's go to poach it.com. >-ticket items. when you're buying something, you know the price is probably going to drop at some point. you don't know and you don't want to overspend. especially with black friday coming up, if you want to buy something big, you don't want to overspend. here we go. i want to buy a french door refrigerator. these are pricey. $1,500. i do not want to spend that much. i'm going to cut and paste this link into poach it to track product. then i paste the link here, track the product. my work is done. i'm done for now. it e-mails me when the price goes down. i don't have to think about it again. >> it e-mails me when the price goes down. i don't need to worry again. >> unless the price doesn't go down. >> in which case i'm no worse off than i was before. >> what about the next one? coupon helper. >> there are so many great coupon codes online. who has the time to search around for everything? there's this site. another browser add-on called coupons helper.com. it works on firefox and chrom

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these are invisible heat waves that penetrate the food, cooking on the inside and outside at the same ensuring that the outside is nice and brown while the inside is juicy and moist-- absolutely perfect. >> the nuwave, from a chef's perspective and a restauranteur and a chef instructor, is ingenious because it uses the three methods that we use with big, gigantic machines, condenses those methods, puts it in a small unit that the consumer can use then at home. it's brilliant. >> there's no preheat time, it heats up very, very quickly, so that does cut down a lot of time and extra energy. >> joe: plus, with extensive independent testing, it's been proven that the nuwave oven cooks up to 50% faster than a regular oven and-- get this-- uses up to 85% less energy too. >> the money you save on your electric bill alone can virtually pay for the nuwave itself. >> how does the nuwave make food so delicious while making it healthier? >> since the nuwave cooks inside and outside at the same time, more inner fat contents are released from the food, but it also seals in the natural juices. this u

it is not like there was an invisibility dumps around in it. if you were living nearby you cannot help but notice the trains, the trucks, the deliveries, the thousands of construction people who were suddenly showing up. everyone in clinton, her will graduate in class was like, going to keep a job and figure it out. whenever someone will get a job it would come back and say, you're end, they get a pass. people would say, i don't know what they're doing. what are you doing? and hanging sheet rock. what is the building for? there won't tell me. it was amazing how well they get this under wraps. a funny rumors started. it kept saying everything is going in and nothing is coming out. you would see all of this equipment and supplies the wind and every train car that came out was empty. every truck that came out was anti. everything that came up was empty. it is because the only thing that was leading was occasionally a thermos about this big and a briefcase handcuffed to a guys wrist. i got on a train and went to los alamos. the city kept getting bi

. >> esa es su peor pesadilla porque es electrosensibel afectada por enfermedad invisible causada poro se enciende . >> si levanto si se enciende . >> el vecino debe tener wifi o teléfono inalambrico . >> ahora lo peor en el trabajo donde wifi y más aparatos son parte de la vida . >> pues en el trabajo termino con dolor de cabeza, a la 1pm , tengo jornada y salgo a las 3 y después ya se me pone la cabeza como bombo . >> se calcula que también sindrome de las microondas es 1 de 1000 personas pero organización mundial de la salud (oms) no dice que es enfermedad por lo que no hay tratamiento . >> si esta , claro personas en barco se marean es terrible, si pero es predisposición no todos nos mareamos lo mismo con electromagnetismo . >> un día sentía fuerte en la cabeza y después me fui a urgencia cuándo eran ondas las sentía se miraron y se rieron . >> maría jesús se mudo de casa 4 veces arrancando de wifi de 13 años que tiene electrosensibilidad . >> también vomito . >> en internet compre esta tela que es de hilo de plata y siempre te quita algo cuándo estoy peor me lo pongo . >> en call

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it is an invisible website that's hidden on something known as the deep web. federal prosecutors call it an underground digital bazaar that allows drug makers to peddle drugs. new details in ktvu's jana katsuyama, with what she's uncovered by the man accused of creating the silk road website. >> reporter: frank, i read through the fbi's 39 page complaint that was released today, they specifically mention an internet cafe. they tell me that they know that he often works on his computer here. >> just sits, drinks coffee, talked to people i guess. i never spoke to the guy ever. >> reporter: regular customers tell me they recognize the photo of 29-year-old ross olbricht. this man says they sometimes make small talk. >> he's a normal, every day guy. the average guy that is very un assuming. >> what would he do in the cafe? >> worked. on what? who knows. >> reporter: agents say it became a sophisticated -- they traced the ip address to the cafe, 500 feet from the hickory street home. fbi agents arrested him yesterday in front of the glen park library branch. the fbi

. > > es invisible no tiene color no es negro , ni rojo , es un ser inmaterial . >> la iglesia católicaion deoraciones y uso de objetos como agua bendita . >> en teologia haya su base en mateo 8:"8 donde se narran expulsiones de demonios . >> ese poder llega a la época . >> si hoy hablamos de eso porque es enseñanza de jesús . >> [gritos] . >> que materializo en los 90s trabajo que como el mismo cuenta no entro por su capricho personal . >> pensé que podría ser parroco o si iba a monasterio fraile o misionero o tantas cosas pero nunca esto porque no pensé en el deminio . >> pero cuándo hacia licenciatura le dijeron de tesis de exorcismo ahora sus enfrentamientos son incontables . >> hay quien cree . >> en segunda parte de confesiones alejandra habla de que tanto se apegan a realidad películas de exorcismo . >> a una hora de halloween recomendaciones parque sus hijos estén seguro . >> planee la ruta , use cinta para localizarlo lleve linternas, si maneja tenga cuidado y son más niños atropellados que en cualquier día del año . >> en más temas, en orkut california , camión dejó 11 heridos

reporter: scientists say the universe as we know it may have never been formed if it were not for an invisible miracle of physics. in the 1960s he herized that tiny particles existed giving weightless atoms mass but not until last year a multinational team confirmed their existence using an 18-mile long super collider near geneva. the royal swedish academy of sciences awarded the prize after a highly unusual one-hour delay. the academy called the discovery a triumph for theoretical physics and research. >> the royal swedish academy of sciences didn't explain the delay in its announcement. the group tweeted its committee was still in session when the original announcement time came and went. >> >>> still ahead -- a brisk you a -- autumn day coupled with clouds. the forecast coming up. ,,,,, >>> enjoy the little bit of sunshine while you can because we'll have more cloud cover headed our way and even some rainfall in the forecast. we'll get to that in a minute. for the meanwhile we're cooler than we were yesterday. sitting at 62 degrees at bwi marshall. all of us in the 60s with the exception of

it's this invisible crisis. to me that with them motivation for the book making something visible that should have never been allowed to become invisible. safieh think a lot of americans have a misunderstanding of the scale of this problem and just how many people really are poor in the united states. can you give us a better sense of that? villa. i think one of the reasons it's so easy for people to ignore it is poverty does tend to in a sense make itself invisible. a lot of people i talked to say one of the collateral consequences of losing income is we lose the ability to participate publicly paid you can afford to go to cafÉs and you can can't afford to socialize and public gets socializing in america tends to cause a little bit of money and when you are literally counting pennies and literally juggling do i buy food or school supplies , go to a philly prescription or pay rent? toilet my telephone or gas bill go at that point you can't afford any luxury. you tend to make herself invisible and you pull back a

como el que se mantiene al margen, pero tratando de unir de manera casi invisible las puntas emocionalese estar aquÍ, ¿no? >> sÍ. >> hay que dar las gracias a los naranjas por eso. >> y estÁbamos muy tocados emocionalmente por la salida de matÍas, entonces estÁbamos como muy movidos por todos lados. y porque, yo creo de alguna manera extraÑÁbamos nuestros otros compaÑeros de equipo. y playa baja, creo que tambiÉn a los, mis nuevos compaÑeros del equipo azul, como que los volviÓ a meter en el redil del por quÉ estamos aquÍ. que es lo espiritual. ♪ elo significa es algo que no cualquiera puede hacer. ese orgullo lo sienten hoy cada uno de los 10 guerreros que siguen en este viaje. asÍ su paso por la isla haya superado cualquiera de sus expectativas. dentro de cada guerrero palpita un impulso que pide dar aunque sea un paso mÁs. hoy un equipo tendrÁ la certeza de que asÍ serÁ. >> la isla. ♪ >> en la maÑana en playa baja, en este regreso, bastante bien, bastante tranquila. creo que recargamos un poco de pilas. carlos desde temprano se puso a hacer platanitos. entre los dos partimos cocos. yo

entities or the witch's invisible spirit departing from her or his amenities from the witch's body, and your soul steps out and smacks someone around and steps back in again is the idea, and the fact that the afflicted were corroborating each other was the evidence that they finally figure out could not be trusted, even though at the very beginning one of the accused, and nurse and the others pointed out, that in the bible there's a spirit that is raised by a medium who shouldn't be doing it, of the prophet, samuel, and this was not a really one. this was not really samuel, therefore the devil can fake even the shape of a good perp so you can't trust them, but they were not listening to that, even at the beginning. [laughter] >> of the six women, who was your favorite to write? >> hardest to sympathize with ann, and well, as i said to someone the other day, bridget could be cranky, and i could relate to that. [laughter] thank you. >> all right, thank you so much. >> thank you, all. [applause] >> as a young child, there was segregation and racial discrimination, and i didn't like it.

this poll am stated that everything is made of invisible particles, which is what this award is about. it said that all particles are emotion and an infinite void, among other things. the other part of this poem which really outraged people is that it said that all religions are invariably cruel because humans are not unique. when you die, your particles just go back into infinity. >> the beginning to the key of all this? >> yes, it is a very important historical milestone. >> i cannot help noticing that the chancellor of germany is a physicist herself. has there been much reaction in germany, the kind we have seen in the anglo-saxon press? >> yeah, people get excited about it. the thing is, in much of the media, they say it is god's particle, which is a little ridiculous because even higgs does not call it that. now the name sticks around and that his story. the good thing with the nobel prize is a gets people thing, people interested in physics. >> the god particle is catchy. able would not be interested in such a subject, you make it more attractive and accessible. >> there often i

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