| wuwukkls | Date: Saturday, 2013-11-09, 02:14:24 | Message # 1 |
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| It's that time of year again. The time of year when you wake up, check the weather, and grab your car keys on your way out the door, not even giving your poor bicycle a second glance. Sound familiar? It doesn't have to! Why is it that at the first sign of winter, we all abandon our bicycles and opt for our cars or public transportation instead?
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That "is something that we do every year and it's something we have a lot of experience in doing, so there's no reason to think that that would not go rather quickly," Gillies said. "I suspect that the priority for the restart next year will be to get LHC beams as quickly as possible."
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Why a Nalgene? When you do this you put boiling water near your skin and in your sleeping bag which is your only mean of survival through the cold winter night. You want to be able to absolutely trust the bottle you use for that. I know the Nalgene will not melt and the cap wont become loose because of the extreme heat. Its been tested again and again and again by myself and others. Also because its 1 liter and it makes it easy to calculate the amount of water I need to boil (or snow to melt).
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