Radiation Dosimetry Parameters and Isodose Curves.pptx
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1. Applied Exercise Physiology Section 3: Nutrition Topic 1: Organic Compounds Prepared by Mr. Cerny Niagara Wheatfield Senior High School
2. If you want a cheap holiday in northern Germany, better go on a diet. A hotel in Eastern Friesland is charging guests not by the room, but by what the bathroom scale says. Need a little extra motivation to turn down that piece of chocolate cake? Well, slimming down could get you a cheaper room rate at a hotel in the northern German town of Norden. At the three-star Ostfriesland hotel in the town, thin in definitely in. Owner Jürfen Heckroth is running a special campaign where guests are charged 50 euro cents a kilo, or about 30 cents a pound, for a one-night stay, breakfast included. "Slim guests live longer and can therefore come more often," said Heckroth. "That is why we reward them. So a thin man weighing in at 60 kilos (132 pounds) would pay just 30 euros ($36), but a heftier individual topping the scales at 100 kilos (220 pounds) would have to cough up 50 euros ($60) for the night. Given all the fresh air and hearty food up in northern Germany, it might turn out that visitors put on a pound or two during their stay. Besides, who wants to diet on while on vacation? No problem, says Heckroth, who pulls out the scales during check-in, not check-out.
