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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Paul, Jenny, Mathewson entitled The Manhattan Project?
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conversations.value: The Manhattan Project (film): Dr.\nJohn Mathewson (John Lithgow) discovers a new process for refining plutonium to purities greater than 99997 percent.\nThe United States government provides him a laboratory located in Ithaca, New York, masked as a medical company.\nMathewson moves to Ithaca and meets real estate agent Elizabeth Stephens (Jill Eikenberry) while searching for an apartment.\nHe attempts to win the affections of the single mother by inviting her teenage son Paul (Christopher Collet) to take a tour of the lab.\nMathewson is confident in the lab's cover story but Paul, an unusually gifted student with a passion for science, becomes suspicious when he discovers a statistically impossible patch of five-leaf clover on the grounds.\nPaul and his aspiring journalist girlfriend, Jenny Anderman (Cynthia Nixon), decide to expose the weapons factory in dramatic fashion.\nPaul breaks into the lab and steals a container of plutonium.\nTo obtain maximum publicity, Paul decides to build an atomic bomb and enter it into the New York Science Fair.\nAfter convincing his mother and his school that his project is about hamsters bred in darkness, he begins research and construction of the nuclear device.\nThe lab discovers that a container of plutonium has been replaced by a bottle of shampoo mixed with glitter.\nA military investigation team, led by lt Colonel Conroy (John Mahoney), arrives on the scene and determines that Paul is responsible for stealing the plutonium.\nSuspecting him of terrorist intent, the investigators search Paul's home and discover that he and Jenny have left for the science fair.\nAfter the agents capture the couple in New York City, Mathewson, who feels personally responsible for the crisis, has a private talk with Paul and convinces him to give the bomb to the agents before a group of other participants at the science fair help Paul and Jenny escape from the hotel.\nIn an effort to expose the lab, Paul hatches a plan to return the bomb on his own terms.\nEnsuring Jenny is a safe distance away, he calls the agents from a pay phone and walks into the lab with the bomb while being surrounded by snipers and agents.\nDuring the standoff, negotiations stall and Paul arms the bomb.\nMathewson, convinced that Paul is not an actual terrorist, attempts to intercede on his behalf.\nDue to radiation from the plutonium, the bomb's timer suddenly activates on its own and begins to count down with increasing speed.\nPaul suggests taking the bomb to a quarry outside of the town, but Mathewson advises against it, telling Paul that the bomb is much more powerful than he believed.\nDesperate to defuse the bomb, all sides put down their weapons and frantically work as a team to dismantle it.\nThey manage to disarm the bomb before it explodes.\nAfter a brief moment of relief, Conroy decides to arrest Paul.\nMathewson refuses to cooperate and opens the door to the lab, revealing a large crowd, including Jenny and the press.\nThe film ends as Mathewson, Paul, Jenny and Elizabeth all depart the scene.
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conversations.value: The Manhattan Project (film): Dr.\nJohn Mathewson (John Lithgow) discovers a new process for refining plutonium to purities greater than 99997 percent.\nThe United States government provides him a laboratory located in Ithaca, New York, masked as a medical company.\nMathewson moves to Ithaca and meets real estate agent Elizabeth Stephens (Jill Eikenberry) while searching for an apartment.\nHe attempts to win the affections of the single mother by inviting her teenage son Paul (Christopher Collet) to take a tour of the lab.\nMathewson is confident in the lab's cover story but Paul, an unusually gifted student with a passion for science, becomes suspicious when he discovers a statistically impossible patch of five-leaf clover on the grounds.\nPaul and his aspiring journalist girlfriend, Jenny Anderman (Cynthia Nixon), decide to expose the weapons factory in dramatic fashion.\nPaul breaks into the lab and steals a container of plutonium.\nTo obtain maximum publicity, Paul decides to build an atomic bomb and enter it into the New York Science Fair.\nAfter convincing his mother and his school that his project is about hamsters bred in darkness, he begins research and construction of the nuclear device.\nThe lab discovers that a container of plutonium has been replaced by a bottle of shampoo mixed with glitter.\nA military investigation team, led by lt Colonel Conroy (John Mahoney), arrives on the scene and determines that Paul is responsible for stealing the plutonium.\nSuspecting him of terrorist intent, the investigators search Paul's home and discover that he and Jenny have left for the science fair.\nAfter the agents capture the couple in New York City, Mathewson, who feels personally responsible for the crisis, has a private talk with Paul and convinces him to give the bomb to the agents before a group of other participants at the science fair help Paul and Jenny escape from the hotel.\nIn an effort to expose the lab, Paul hatches a plan to return the bomb on his own terms.\nEnsuring Jenny is a safe distance away, he calls the agents from a pay phone and walks into the lab with the bomb while being surrounded by snipers and agents.\nDuring the standoff, negotiations stall and Paul arms the bomb.\nMathewson, convinced that Paul is not an actual terrorist, attempts to intercede on his behalf.\nDue to radiation from the plutonium, the bomb's timer suddenly activates on its own and begins to count down with increasing speed.\nPaul suggests taking the bomb to a quarry outside of the town, but Mathewson advises against it, telling Paul that the bomb is much more powerful than he believed.\nDesperate to defuse the bomb, all sides put down their weapons and frantically work as a team to dismantle it.\nThey manage to disarm the bomb before it explodes.\nAfter a brief moment of relief, Conroy decides to arrest Paul.\nMathewson refuses to cooperate and opens the door to the lab, revealing a large crowd, including Jenny and the press.
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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Betty, Daniel, Wilhelmina entitled The Manhattan Project?
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conversations.value: The Manhattan Project (Ugly Betty): As the events of the previous episode passed, Betty\'s decision about whether to visit Rome with Gio or marry Henry had taken its toll on her.\nWe learn (via a confessional to her mom\'s tombstone) that Betty refused Henry\'s wedding proposal and Gio\'s Rome date because she wasn\'t ready for a serious relationship and had to find out who she was.\nWith time away from her two former love interests, Betty travels the country alone to gain experience and returns refreshed, along with an idea binder which outlines her goals: get more responsibilities at work, exclude love life as a priority, and get her own apartment.\nUnfortunately, as Betty returns to New York City, she discovers much has changed.\nFirst, there\'s a newly redesigned "Mode," done up in black, white and chrome fixtures, and the office is extremely cold.\nMarc and Amanda welcome back their favorite "frenemy," and of course, there\'s Wilhelmina as editor-in-chief.\nAs Betty walks into a nursery for the unborn Meade (formerly Daniel\'s office), Wilhelmina punches a hole through the wall and tells the construction crew to put a window there.\nSecond, Daniel has been "kicked downstairs" to head up another Meade publication, a young men\'s magazine called "Player".\nBetty\'s job is plagued by Daniel Jr, who welcomes her by gluing her to her chair.\nDaniel makes light of the situation and wheels Betty into a meeting room, where she is greeted by a chorus of "boo"s from the male staff.\nNevertheless, she gets assigned to head up the magazine\'s Harley motorcycle event.\nAll goes well until DJ sprays Silly String on a model.\nEver-resourceful Betty tells Daniel she will handle the situation by filling in for the injured biker.\nAs she does, Betty spots Daniel Jr, who proceeds to spray more Silly String all over her helmet—resulting in a major catastrophe.\nMarc and Amanda, of course, are present to enjoy the hilarity.\nThird, Betty decides to get an apartment in the city, much to the chagrin of Papi and Hilda.\nBetty, with a very pregnant (and hungry) Christina at her side, goes apartment-hunting and is duped by a savvy real estate agent.\nA spacious flat with cheery yellow walls wins Betty over, but she makes up her mind a moment too late—someone else just signed the lease.\nSensing Betty\'s naivete, the agent talks her into leasing another "great" place upstairs that turns out to be a filthy mess and has a "sexy view".\nof an elderly nude couple.\nLater on, though, Betty\'s family saves the day by surprising her with their version of an Extreme Home Makeover.\nAfter her apartment is finished, Betty (who has made it a goal to hold off on relationships with guys) knocks on her neighbor\'s door to complain about loud music and meets Jesse, who is a very attractive guitar player.\nBetty walks back into her place with a wistful look in her eyes.\nOn Betty\'s return from vacation, she\'s proud to learn that Ignacio has a new job at Flushing Burger.\nLater on, she has the chance to meet Ignacio\'s boss, who turns out to be Kimmie Keegan, Betty\'s old nemesis from school.\nWhen Kimmie learns Ignacio is Betty\'s father, she starts treating him harshly, making him clean restrooms instead of cooking, then cutting back his hours.\nWhen Betty and Hilda confront Kimmie, Kimmie waste no time reviving the feud, leading to a food fight which results (among other things) in Betty\'s idea binder landing in the deep-fryer.\nLater on, though, Betty apologizes to Kimmie, who surprises her by admitting she\'s jealous of Betty\'s loving family, great job and city apartment.\nKimmie makes things right by giving Ignacio his well-deserved job back.\nIn other scenarios, Claire\'s Hot Flash issue and its future has caused a rift within the Meade family, as Alexis reveals to Wilhelmina their plans to promote the debut cover on Times Square.\nHowever, Wilhelmina says she wants more money to promote Mode, which Alexis says she can\'t do at the moment.\nThis frustrates Wilhelmina, and she decides Mode will be the priority.\nLater on, Alexis and Wilhelmina promote Mode on Live with Regis & Kelly, but the interview takes a different twist when (as Wilhelmina planned all along) the hosts mock "Hot Flash" and read an article that trashes Alexis\' appearance and discusses how she screwed Daniel by demoting him.\nIt also looks like Wilhelmina\'s plans to divide the Meades may be succeeding better than expected, as Claire scorns Alexis for killing Hot Flash, saying she\'s just another puppet for Wilhelmina.\nThis meltdown, along with a situation ending in Daniel yelling at Daniel Jr.\nfor eating cake before dinner, would take its toll.\nClaire explains to Daniel about being a father and doing what he has to do; Daniel and his son (who cautiously emerges from his room, where he ran and hid) later talk and make up.\nClaire gets a call from her assistant, being told that Alexis will downsize Hot Flash.\nClaire reminds her that Wilhelmina has not only pushed Daniel and her away, but she will make Alexis a fool too, warning her that it now leaves one more Meade to go.\nClaire, sadly enough, is right.\nThe following day at Times Square, Wilhelmina and Marc see the billboard cover of Mode and congratulate themselves on a job well done.
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conversations.value: The Manhattan Project
  Taylor kept reading from his screen. 'Justice Department said Dupitol salespeople created sham requests from physicians, asking about unapproved uses of certain drugs. The information was then mailed to doctors. Dupitol also entertained doctors at luxury resorts as a way of encouraging them to prescribe its drugs.'
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conversations.value: Do you know five more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Three minutes later, Cabrini exploded with laughter as he watched Tammy Ward, the production manager, fit a white hairnet onto Wyse. A moment later it was Wyse's turn to smile as Cabrini got his white coat and hairnet.
  Wyse's eyes followed the steps back close to the ground, where four heavy steel pylons supported each vat. Close to the bottom step, Wyse noticed a small brass plate. He leaned closer to read it.
  Wyse frowned and turned down the volume on the radio as they drove back into Manhattan. Black clouds were beginning to darken the skyline.
  Wyse interrupted. 'No time for that. I want you to put all your formulae and stuff for this prototype in your bag and be outside the hospital reception at 6.30 p.m.'
  She agreed hesitantly. 'And there's an e-coli infection in the sauce on those burgers that you sent over with Mike.'
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conversations.value: Three minutes later, Cabrini exploded with laughter as he watched Tammy Ward, the production manager, fit a white hairnet onto Wyse. A moment later it was Wyse's turn to smile as Cabrini got his white coat and hairnet.
  Wyse's eyes followed the steps back close to the ground, where four heavy steel pylons supported each vat. Close to the bottom step, Wyse noticed a small brass plate. He leaned closer to read it.
  Wyse frowned and turned down the volume on the radio as they drove back into Manhattan. Black clouds were beginning to darken the skyline.
  Wyse interrupted. 'No time for that. I want you to put all your formulae and stuff for this prototype in your bag and be outside the hospital reception at 6.30 p.m.'
  She agreed hesitantly. 'And there's an e-coli infection in the sauce on those burgers that you sent over with Mike.
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conversations.value: Thus, I frequently took antibiotics throughout the 1980s and 1990s, with great results. However, everything changed in the early years of this century. I developed a routine-looking skin infection and took a course of antibiotics. The infection got worse. I took an extended course of antibiotics. The infection got worse. I was prescribed different types of antibiotics. They had no effect. My familiar skin infection had learned how to resist the antibiotics. I had to spend long periods in a wheelchair. It took extended treatment with different antibiotics, and a new skin graft, to eventually solve the problem. Thankfully, it's almost ten years now since I had any infection and I've learned to avoid them by taking greater care with my prostheses and adapting my lifestyle.
  Tim Palmer, P.J. Cunningham, Cliodhna O'Donoghue, Kate Egan, Tom Mooney and Michael McNulty were my 'test readers' and provided great encouragement and skilled critiques. Thank you all very much, for helping me to bring this story to life.
  Security and defence analyst Declan Power helped with a question on the Middle East and any mistakes in that area are mine.
  If you're interested in looking deeper into the drug approval process and marketing phenomenon, the FDA website is a rich seam of information. Just like Tsan Yohoto, you can register and they will email you copies of their reports and warning notices to the pharmaceutical companies, as they're published. The reference to the fake drug site, Havidol.com, is factual.
  Paul McNeive lost his legs in a fire aged twenty, and this life-changing experience and what happened to him on his road to recovery inform his debut novel,. In a highly successful career, Paul was the managing director of Savills, Ireland, and is now an international motivational speaker, a columnist for the Irish Independent, was the world's first double amputee helicopter pilot and is an ambassador for the Douglas Bader Foundation. He is also on the board of Ireland's National Rehabilitation Hospital.