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From: Mike Smith <mike@smith.net.au>
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> > (Radar gear can be fun too, but you can't actually _see_ the radiation, 
> > only its effects...)
> 
> Like the paint peeling off your test van, or birds falling out of the air...

I like to think that the reindeer around Kiruna are slightly _more_ 
mangy courtesy of our installation.  That would be an achievement 8)

mike