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The many imitations around the world are the 3000 beer festivals posing as Oktoberfest. The largest in Kitchener in Canada with 700 thousand visitors and Blumenau in Brazil (600 thousand visitors) Most visitors. The most popular edition was that of 1985 with 7.1 million visitors. Last year, the Oktoberfest was stormed by 6.1 million people. Energy consumption. The Oktoberfest every year consumes 2.7 million kWh, equal to 13% of all energy of Monaco of Bavaria. Mountains of waste. The festival annually produces 1000 tons of waste. Available to visitors There are 1,800 toilets chronically busy. Here the waiting time during peak hours can reach up to 30 minutes. Albert Einstein. As an apprentice in an electrical shop in Monaco of Bavaria, the future Nobel prize for physics, mounted in the Oktoberfest tent lighting system. Most pitchers of beer. It is an Australian citizen to hold the record in the transport of one-liter mugs of beer (solid) in two hands. Oktoberfest was able to take 20. The record in filling the jars of Monaco holds a bartender took just 1.5 seconds. A car employment. 16 thousand people are working around the Oktoberfest. To prepare the area of \u200b\u200bthe festival takes two months. Only the waiters used big tops are from 1600 to 1800. Black day. On 26 September 1980, the militant neo-Nazi Gundolf Göhler detonates a bomb at the Oktoberfest. In the attack killed 13 people are injured and 200.
incerchi breaks down, why? They seem unstoppable, every day, or nearly so, if they invent a new one. And 'now that the Google logo is divided into colored circles on mouseover. It is the game that appears today on page search engine (also not seen by all computers). It is a little jewel of technology is also activated by the movement of your browser window. But you can not receive an explanation by clicking on the image, as typically happens with the logos creative (for example, the game Pacman). And on the web are increasing attempts to understand its meaning. For example, on September 7 to twelve years ago, Google opened its office in a garage in Menlo Park, California. It was a small company founded by two former Stanford students, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, from one hundred thousand dollars just a check cashed by a private lender. In those months, ran up about 10 thousand internet searches per day. Then the startup took off. But the exact date of birth is still controversial. In the records of the California Secretary of State that the documents to establish the company "Google Technology Inc" was presented September 4 1998 Advocate David Drummond. Three days later, opened its headquarters in Menlo Park is an event that for seven years is considered the official birthday of the search engine. In September 2005, however, is another change. Yahoo had recently claimed to have the largest database of online searches. And "Big G" replied that he had passed the rival search engine on the occasion of his birthday, announced Sept. 27. Since then becomes his "birthday" official. As shown in the "corporate history", the first project of Larry Page and Sergey Brin goes back to January of 1996 they had built together Backrub, the precursor to Google. Other explanations for the animation of colored circles are more technical. It can be an opportunity to show the use of HTML 5, the advanced standard that will facilitate the use of video within the browser. Or, it would be a celebration of the fifteenth anniversary since the launch of JavaScript technology. But there may be a simple expedient for curious Internet users: it seems that Google will announce tomorrow the launch of a novelty. Once again, however, "Big G" has managed to amaze. http://www.google.com/corporate/history.html
The sun spectacular massively images from NASA, our, always beautiful, star. Silent, beautiful, always-on, tireless producer of heat and light, although in mid-August little bit of sunshine we have seen (the numerous rainfall spread throughout our area), our star did not go on vacation. Indeed, it has shown signs of great activity, hiding spots. Ever since Galileo discovered the existence of sunspots and noted their continued displacement, sensing the rotation of the sun, astronomers measure the activity of our star based on the number of spots they see. However, to avoid damaging the retina, as perhaps happened to Galileo, it is imperative that the observations are made using appropriate filters to protect both the eyes and the instruments. After an unusually quiet 2009 in which for some 260 days the sun did not present no spot, in 2010 the sun has begun to be more lively, it being (so far) only for 35 days without spots. The month of August has seen an increasing activity with several spots simultaneously present. The August 11, for the first time in many months, we saw five spots. It was time that our star is shaking from the long slumber that has marked the lowest of his eleven-year cycle that is expected to continue growing to reach the peak of activity in 2013. NASA can breathe a sigh of relief this year in orbit the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) just to follow the awakening of the sun (see images), and it was embarrassing that the star had not cooperated. Every 10 seconds SDO tools churn out 8 high resolution images, obtained using different filters to fathom the behavior of the sun at different depths of the photosphere. Basically an image per second, a deluge of data, made public immediately on the site, which enables us to develop moment to moment behavior of the sun. We see that magnetic strings swell and then limp in conjunction spots from which there is most intense waves that shake the sun. The arches also generate spectacular puffs of matter and accelerated particles: they are the Coronal Mass Ejection (CME), which radiate to the solar system and reaching the Earth can produce magnetic storms. The effects range from the sublime to the concern, from beautiful aurora borealis and black-out large parts of the far north, in extreme cases of very energetic events capable of damaging electrical power distribution systems. The same particles can damage the electronics of the instruments in orbit and are one of the biggest potential danger for astronauts during future interplanetary travel. A solar storm in the human body can deposit a radiation dose greater than 5 times what we consider to be lethal. Astronauts on the Space Station are not exposed to these risks because they are protected by the Earth's magnetic field, the same one that protects us all from radiation dangers of our peaceful sun. The CME can not be certain to stop, but the identification those potentially dangerous can take precautions. Although accelerated to high energies, the particles travel at speeds less than that of light and they take hours to cover the sun-Earth distance. E 'then possible to see them well before they strike. Should also be noted that not all CMEs reach the earth. There are rivers of energy that follow curved paths dictated by the interplanetary magnetic field. The European SOHO satellite, along with NASA satellites Stereo A and B, measure the speed of propagation of the CME and estimate if the Earth will be affected. In most cases, everything turns into beautiful auroras.
HEALTH: AN GEL REPAIR anticaries' TEETH WITHOUT THE DRILL How many times have we heard and read of products We would do away, what is for all, the unbearable pain of toothache, and that's away from the dentist: a gel anticaries ready to replace old fillings and 'was developed by French scientists and will be' available on the market over the next 3 - 5 years. Introduced into cavity 'tooth caused by bacteria can plug the holes''''in the space of a month without pain and without the need for scraping out the decay. The researchers, led by Nadia Benkirane-Jessel Institut National de la Sante 'et de la Recherche Medical, Paris have developed a gel-like substance pulling MHS hormone Hormone (alpha-melanocytes), made up of proteins that stimulate the melanocytes, the same cells that give color to the skin. The study published in ACS Nano, the journal of the American Chemical Society, shows that the gel paste applied on bone tissue, including molars and canines, and 'can help them to self-repair by multiplying the number of fibroblasts of dental pulp and cemented them.
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