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Would it hurt to have a roll of duct tape handy in case I survive a nuclear blast?" The answer appears to be "Duct and Cover," a slogan eerily familiar to any baby boomer who ever spent time cowering under a desk in elementary school.
The series tries to answer scientific conundrums posed by the general public on the Science Shack Web site; questions such as--'How do flies walk on the ceiling?', 'Why does the Millennium Bridge wobble?' and 'How can I survive a lightning strike?'.
Should I survive a nuclear attack, I may have a little spending money left over to throw around in the barren California wastelands.
Despite this, only three positively identified statuary images of Ahmose I survive: a single shabti kept at the British Museum, presumably from his tomb (which has never been positively located), and two life-size statues; one of which resides in the New York Metropolitan Museum, the other in the Khartoum Museum.
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Clearly those who did not survive preventable childhood accidents are not around to comment (I survived a seatbelt-free childhood, but many other children did not).
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