I encourage you to purchase something like the three-penny black, or somewhat cheaper postage stamp from the same issuer, and carefuly look upon it for "England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland [or N. Ireland or Eire or also something about the tiny islands, etc]; UK; GB; etc."
Having failed to discern these markings then wonder why that is. Apparently, having invented the postage stamp, Britain didn't feel it had to add the nationality thereupon. Similarly, the United States of America, having invented the internet, somehow forgot to impose on its system a requirement of 'us' meaning "we" the "US" who invented this on their thing. Later, other adopties considered what woud be benefical to their existence and things like "Xe.com.HiddenInArabianNaziLand" might be found through "Xe.com" "Blackwater.com" and etc., though only the first naming is definitive. Should an Iowan, in the USA, seek to create "Blackwater.com" wherein she or he provides data files on the foreigner Xe's wickedness, it is likely a *just* ICANN would grant said Iowan the address despite Xe's history prior.
Oh, and ICANN and/or Slashdot submitter: marlboro.com?! Way to guarantee destruction of this idea by 10s of dozens of nation states.
Socrates was screwed out of over 3.7 million drachmas because that thief Plato wrote down Socrates's voice works in scroll-form. Always insist on "and in any other form of communication media" clauses in your notices (avoid the "hail muse" invocations: they seldom enforce intellectual property rights) and, just by doing so, prove you're smarter than Socrates.
And the NJ plant probably didn't mix the paint/stabilizers/decals. And there was no residues dumped somewhere. And the raw materials, grinding, solvents-mixing, bottling and shipping all were carefully done too. And the paint brushes were cleaned in a full recovery of toxins system. All is well, everywhere. Please don't waste these expensive testers pointing downstream, at any lots of affiliates, or within 2.3 km near the Atlantic.
RTFA, summary follows.
Dear graphics programmers: Please use OpenGLX. Ignore the red text on black background on my plea! Its easily readable, please, PLEASE focus on my plea!
You and your parent have an unwholesome idolation on "Ray." I had to follow your links and the (wholly fuck he's ugly!) PNG picture of him to find out who OSU (Oregon State University) and OSL (Open Source Lab) really are (ie., I did't read the article and didn't know Ohio/Oregion/Ontario/Oman/Ohwhogivesafuck could also be confused with Open in acronyms).
You really must try to spell out somethings and, maybe, if repeatedly citing his Rayness, try to prove your robust viability without dependance on the Immanent Rayness of Ray, not actually saying, "we're viable; our Godhead Ray -- may he so ever preside -- has immutably said so."
I had the same THIRD result for the blogger's 1st example (and the submitter suggested we only try exercise bike; the second example not this first one).
The blogger's example picture for google's "site:target.com "We could not find matches for" " shows only the first TWO results. Cut off just before the 3rd!
Can it be that both blogger and submitter exised the Anal massage results? Why? Can someone find where Anal Massage 1 is? Are there more volumes than two? What did the blogger and submitter know about Anal Massage we don't? The cover up failed and if my own Anal Massage queries weren't blocked by my employers, family, internet provider and numerous court orders, I'd search for it myself, directly, and see why Target and Google can't use their obvious keenness on this subject to support my appeals as friends of the court.
Ercise bikes, eh? Is the saddle removable on any of those?
IANAL also but isn't this particular case one that you could risk typing:
I'm sure this will work for you. I'm a fully qualified multi-jurisdiction attorney and agree to be bonded to guarantee this without exception.
Go ahead, freeze yourself and I will personally reimburse you the insurance benefit plus 20% plus all litigation costs.
Please contact my estate should any problem arise:
Guy Who's Not a Lawyer But Somehow Still Willing to Vow His All for You,
Urn 38,
Cemetary
It is "How could theY miss that?" and you could answer that question by reading the actual article. The article has some of what they surmised before this finding and even suggests why it was a good theory to test for: the known functions of the spleen, dealing with red blood cells that aren't too functional, recovery of iron and (the important clue for the researchers) the suggestive results of mortality of spleenectomy patients versus others.
It was known that it did not have blood enter the normal way (smaller and smaller vessels) but instead just dumped in it (hence, hard to look at since its like a tank rather than a process-like filter or processional transport through some cells) and so, if you studied it you'd likely look at the in and out and not its holding volume. Apparently, it gets all the blood, fixes bad red cells and/or recovers the bad red cell's hemoglobin and lets that go through but also holds on to its emergency white blood cell troopers until called forth. Signals and discerning doors for the latter are not known (yet).
Slashdot Mirror
I encourage you to purchase something like the three-penny black, or somewhat cheaper postage stamp from the same issuer, and carefuly look upon it for "England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland [or N. Ireland or Eire or also something about the tiny islands, etc]; UK; GB; etc." Having failed to discern these markings then wonder why that is. Apparently, having invented the postage stamp, Britain didn't feel it had to add the nationality thereupon. Similarly, the United States of America, having invented the internet, somehow forgot to impose on its system a requirement of 'us' meaning "we" the "US" who invented this on their thing. Later, other adopties considered what woud be benefical to their existence and things like "Xe.com.HiddenInArabianNaziLand" might be found through "Xe.com" "Blackwater.com" and etc., though only the first naming is definitive. Should an Iowan, in the USA, seek to create "Blackwater.com" wherein she or he provides data files on the foreigner Xe's wickedness, it is likely a *just* ICANN would grant said Iowan the address despite Xe's history prior. Oh, and ICANN and/or Slashdot submitter: marlboro.com?! Way to guarantee destruction of this idea by 10s of dozens of nation states.
He's not dead, Jim. Err, Maxo.
Socrates was screwed out of over 3.7 million drachmas because that thief Plato wrote down Socrates's voice works in scroll-form. Always insist on "and in any other form of communication media" clauses in your notices (avoid the "hail muse" invocations: they seldom enforce intellectual property rights) and, just by doing so, prove you're smarter than Socrates.
And the NJ plant probably didn't mix the paint/stabilizers/decals. And there was no residues dumped somewhere. And the raw materials, grinding, solvents-mixing, bottling and shipping all were carefully done too. And the paint brushes were cleaned in a full recovery of toxins system. All is well, everywhere. Please don't waste these expensive testers pointing downstream, at any lots of affiliates, or within 2.3 km near the Atlantic.
RTFA, summary follows. Dear graphics programmers: Please use OpenGLX. Ignore the red text on black background on my plea! Its easily readable, please, PLEASE focus on my plea!
You and your parent have an unwholesome idolation on "Ray." I had to follow your links and the (wholly fuck he's ugly!) PNG picture of him to find out who OSU (Oregon State University) and OSL (Open Source Lab) really are (ie., I did't read the article and didn't know Ohio/Oregion/Ontario/Oman/Ohwhogivesafuck could also be confused with Open in acronyms). You really must try to spell out somethings and, maybe, if repeatedly citing his Rayness, try to prove your robust viability without dependance on the Immanent Rayness of Ray, not actually saying, "we're viable; our Godhead Ray -- may he so ever preside -- has immutably said so."
I had the same THIRD result for the blogger's 1st example (and the submitter suggested we only try exercise bike; the second example not this first one). The blogger's example picture for google's "site:target.com "We could not find matches for" " shows only the first TWO results. Cut off just before the 3rd! Can it be that both blogger and submitter exised the Anal massage results? Why? Can someone find where Anal Massage 1 is? Are there more volumes than two? What did the blogger and submitter know about Anal Massage we don't? The cover up failed and if my own Anal Massage queries weren't blocked by my employers, family, internet provider and numerous court orders, I'd search for it myself, directly, and see why Target and Google can't use their obvious keenness on this subject to support my appeals as friends of the court. Ercise bikes, eh? Is the saddle removable on any of those?
IANAL also but isn't this particular case one that you could risk typing: I'm sure this will work for you. I'm a fully qualified multi-jurisdiction attorney and agree to be bonded to guarantee this without exception. Go ahead, freeze yourself and I will personally reimburse you the insurance benefit plus 20% plus all litigation costs. Please contact my estate should any problem arise: Guy Who's Not a Lawyer But Somehow Still Willing to Vow His All for You, Urn 38, Cemetary
It is "How could theY miss that?" and you could answer that question by reading the actual article. The article has some of what they surmised before this finding and even suggests why it was a good theory to test for: the known functions of the spleen, dealing with red blood cells that aren't too functional, recovery of iron and (the important clue for the researchers) the suggestive results of mortality of spleenectomy patients versus others. It was known that it did not have blood enter the normal way (smaller and smaller vessels) but instead just dumped in it (hence, hard to look at since its like a tank rather than a process-like filter or processional transport through some cells) and so, if you studied it you'd likely look at the in and out and not its holding volume. Apparently, it gets all the blood, fixes bad red cells and/or recovers the bad red cell's hemoglobin and lets that go through but also holds on to its emergency white blood cell troopers until called forth. Signals and discerning doors for the latter are not known (yet).
You can heat the silica gel packs to dry them out again and repeatedly reuse them.