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So here goes, I'm looking for a room as close to Euston as possible, and hopefully with flatmates who are cool and funny and don't steal food.

If anyone knows anyone, please let me know.

Thanks :-)
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Full story for non-Brits: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8413557.stm
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I'll start off with 'kaelling', which is Danish for a woman who stands on her doorstep and cusses her kids

and 'baffona' is Italian for an attractive moustachied woman.

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And I've also been doing a little research on the ins and outs of asthma. Turns out once you have it, you can't get rid of it. At best, it goes back to being dormant...

BUT...apparently (and this is interesting) I need to learn to breathe properly. It turns out that I need to learn to always breathe through my nose. I didn't realise this until yesterday, but I breathe through my mouth *a lot*, and this is bad for astmatics and people in general, because the air I breathe needs to go through my nose in order to be filtered and warmed. Because I breathe through my mouth, the air is cold and impure and further aggravates my lungs.

And I've also noticed that I become especially wheezy when I go to sleep and when I exercise - which are prime mouth-breathing times!

So my new year's resolution (as of yesterday) is to always breathe through my nose. And I'll be monitoring the effects (if any) on my asthma.

And sorry to make this any longer than it is already, are there any asthmatics out there who can recommend good breathing exercises or anything else that works for them?

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