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I've been playing for 10 years or so, I use: PRS Singlecut Gibson LP Bunch of guitars in bits Laney TT-20 Marshall DSL-50 Bunch of amps in bits Absurd number of effects. No, really, absurd. I also hand build effects. Anyone who has a dream about a custom built fuzz and/or...

Look up textread, fscanf and xlsread :)

Since he said he finds playing higher frets more difficult and that he finds playing nylon strings easier, I'd hazard a guess that it's the bane of all learners, the classical guitar :rolleyes:

This may be coming into force in the UK soon: "Some commentators have suggested that a top rate of 60% should be introduced for earnings of over £100,000 ..." (Guardian website)

That's right. Criminal :shy:

I think the going basic rate is 22% for income tax, but you pay NI on top of that too :(

A (non exhaustive) list: Gallium-67 - soft tissue tumours Thallium-201 - real time cardiology Indium-111 - bowel disease these are the most common, but many more are being investigated. Jonathan

In short, with a combination of something known as a "waveguide" and resonant microwaves supplied by a syncrhotron.

That last bit isn't entirely accurate. You don't generate x-rays with a linear accelerator, you accelerate them. The principle for x-ray generation remains the same; electrons hitting a target and undergoing bremsstrahlung (sp?). Linacs are in use all over the world, and have been for some time...

Talcum powder, petrol, first aid kits and tumble dryer outlets. Not really new stuff, but they smell good :)

Welsh: Hello: Bore da Goodbye: Hwyl fawr Thank you: Diolch

funny, I would have thought the tissue damage would be the main concern :-p

Hi. I'm a physicist (of the medical radiotherapy variety) and I'd be happy to share with you, though "physicist" is a broad term and their answers to these questions could be very different to mine. My day is usually comprised of 2 things: Technical duties and research/project work. Here...

No problem :)

I think it was called "medical physics", but I can't seem to find it by searching. Hmm...