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Tenpoundbass
2016 Dec 5, 4:21pm
Blue light therapy for Vitiman D defeciency and also is good for Schitzophrenia.
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Lenin's portrate has nothing to do with the activity; it was probably hanging on most walls.
curious2
2016 Dec 5, 5:03pm
Soviet video game. The image comes from the Soviet Pong national championship among children under eight, mixed doubles division. It was broadcast nationwide on the only TV channel, thus achieving a 100% Neilsen share. Notice also the height of Soviet fashion: each girl has a purple hat, though one size fits none, even at that age. Fashion choices were limited back then also; this outfit was called "summer." You can see why visiting tourists were often offered money for American jeans, or practically any long trousers. Shirts were only for children of commisars.
thenuttyneutron
2016 Dec 5, 6:57pm
Bilirubin treatment? Bilirubin is a toxic compound made from the break down of hemoglobin. A light source in the range of 450 nm to 500 nm is used to photoisomerize Bilirubin so it can be excreted from the body and maintain the Bilirubin concentrations at safe levels?
Dan8267
2016 Dec 5, 9:23pm
Ultraviolet light therapy for Vitamin D deficiency.
This sounds likely.
Google's guess was "verkhoyansk coldest place on earth".
LarryPatrickMaloney
2016 Dec 5, 9:54pm
The eastern block did this.
My wife told me about it.
It's UV exposure to help with immunevsystem.
BayArea
2016 Dec 6, 6:16am
worked with an engineer at my previous company that did this in his office...
Patrick
2016 Dec 6, 10:48am
The answer is, per my Russian friend, that it's UV light to kill bacteria and to provide vitamin D.
I was hoping it was R & D voters making an attempt to see the light..
They would probably be wasting their time.
A Russian friend sent me this picture and told me what it is. Any guesses?
#strange