Smoking doesn't have any harmful effects, it's the tar in the cigarettes that
has.

^o^

The energy demand of the third-world countries is increasing and both the
limited reserves of fossil fuels and the ongoing global warming of the
atmosphere, because of carbon dioxide emissions, make it necessary to increase
the efficiency of combustion processes. There is at the same time a strong
incentive to reduce the emissions, such as nitric oxides, sulphuric oxides,
polyaromatic hydrocarbons and soot from combustion processes. In this urgent
research field there is a demand for reliable experimental verifications of
the complex theoretical combustion models that are being developed.

In general, making measurements in hostile combustion media require
non-intrusive techniques with high dynamic range, spatial and temporal
resolution because of the small scale fluctuations in highly turbulent
reacting flows. A mature tool is coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy
(CARS), which is a laser diagnostic technique for point-wise temperature
measurements in combustion environments.

Calm down, im doing what I can for the batmud society.

Damn that's a lot of big words in small package...

If I had all the money I'd spent on drink, I'd spend it on drink.
-- Sir Henry Rawlinson