http://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/air-france-to-launch-quicker...

Air France to launch 'quicker' train to Paris as Eurostar monopoly
ends

By Michael Savage
Thursday, 11 September 2008
Eurostar's monopoly from St Pancras will end in 2010

Fares and journey times for passengers travelling to Europe could fall
in just two years after an announcement by Air France that it is to
compete with Eurostar by running a high-speed rail service to Paris.

The trip from London could take less than two hours under the
company's plan to bring a new generation of high-speed trains to St
Pancras station. They will be capable of a maximum speed of 224mph,
38mph faster than the current top speed of trains running to France.

Eurostar's monopoly will come to an end at the start of 2010, when new
"open access" laws come into force.

The economic downturn has hit airlines hard, while the popularity of
high-speed rail travel has been booming. Eurostar saw passenger
numbers rise by 18 per cent in the first half of this year.

http://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/air-france-to-launch-quicker...

Air France to launch 'quicker' train to Paris as Eurostar monopoly
ends

By Michael Savage
Thursday, 11 September 2008
Eurostar's monopoly from St Pancras will end in 2010

Fares and journey times for passengers travelling to Europe could fall
in just two years after an announcement by Air France that it is to
compete with Eurostar by running a high-speed rail service to Paris.

The trip from London could take less than two hours under the
company's plan to bring a new generation of high-speed trains to St
Pancras station. They will be capable of a maximum speed of 224mph,
38mph faster than the current top speed of trains running to France.

Eurostar's monopoly will come to an end at the start of 2010, when new
"open access" laws come into force.

The economic downturn has hit airlines hard, while the popularity of
high-speed rail travel has been booming. Eurostar saw passenger
numbers rise by 18 per cent in the first half of this year.

http://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/air-france-to-launch-quicker...

Air France to launch 'quicker' train to Paris as Eurostar monopoly
ends

By Michael Savage
Thursday, 11 September 2008
Eurostar's monopoly from St Pancras will end in 2010

Fares and journey times for passengers travelling to Europe could fall
in just two years after an announcement by Air France that it is to
compete with Eurostar by running a high-speed rail service to Paris.

The trip from London could take less than two hours under the
company's plan to bring a new generation of high-speed trains to St
Pancras station. They will be capable of a maximum speed of 224mph,
38mph faster than the current top speed of trains running to France.

Eurostar's monopoly will come to an end at the start of 2010, when new
"open access" laws come into force.

The economic downturn has hit airlines hard, while the popularity of
high-speed rail travel has been booming. Eurostar saw passenger
numbers rise by 18 per cent in the first half of this year.

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Terry wrote:

Judging from the topics alone, that's possible.

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Any black hole would be of subatomic size, so after dissipating its
momentum after a few atomic collisions and boring a hole the size of an
atom in the wall of the accelerator, it could right now be drifting down
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towards the earth's core, where it will gradually increase in size over
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