Investigators probing a deadly subway bombing said Thursday they found bits of a shattered blue gas canister and evidence pointed increasingly to Algerian militants.
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"I guess he could be a strange kid once in a while, " said Barrett Batchelder, 16, rushing to wait on customers at the village's red-white-and-blue gas station.
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The 25-kilogram ( 55-pound ) bomb discovered Saturday on the Lyon-Paris TGV railway contained gunpowder and hex nuts inside a blue gas canister, the source said on condition of anonymity.
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This energetic light emitted directly from the combustion products may be observed directly ( as with a blue gas flame ), depending on the wavelength, or it may then cause fluorescence in the candoluminescent material.
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The 25-kilogram ( 55-pound ) bomb contained gunpowder and hex nuts inside a blue gas canister, much like the devices used in this summer's two bloody Paris bombings, a source close to the probes said Monday.
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One aim of the open house is to demonstrate architecture's power to turn money into dreams : The blue gas flame that glowed at night from the crown of the Standard Oil Building on lower Broadway.
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Two other bombs, one planted in a public toilet in Paris and another on a high-speed train track near Lyon, failed to go off but resembled the others, made from blue gas canisters filled with nails and bolts.
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We always have wanted to believe that the blue gas inside the Orgone Energy Accumulator will make us healthy, that radium jockstraps will make us sexual dynamos, that Trim Cigarettes will make us thin, that some machine with dials, switches and blinking lights could make us young again.
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In the 2008 Christmas Special, " The Next Doctor ", Jackson Lake ( David Morrissey ), while under the delusion that he is the Doctor, has a blue gas balloon which he identifies as his TARDIS, which he explains stands for " Tethered Aerial Release Developed In Style ".
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The term "'" blue darter " "'is a baseball term referring to a low line drive that " speeds viciously through the air, as though it were propelled by a blue gas flame . " The term came to be associated with the line drives hit by Shoeless Joe Jackson and was popularized by ballplayer and sportscaster Dizzy Dean.
