George
waitin' fer rabbits
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She did say exactly that in one of her early talks. That statement caused a lot of confusion at the time. However, I think it was more or less a non-statement statement, at least in retrospect. They did have to go back and dip into the blood more than once and the blood samples sent where taken at different times but in the long run it really wasn't about that. The problem was that they were just learning what they were doing. Kinda like trying to unlock a stuck door by standing on your right leg, pushing with your left shoulder and sticking out your tongue. You might think in the beginning that you have to do that every time. But then you notice that you can still unlock it without the tongue sticking out or standing on your right leg you just gotta get the shoulder into it. (grins)
At this point, I think it's about letting other researchers know "don't be lazy" this momma dog is hard to find!
At this point, I think it's about letting other researchers know "don't be lazy" this momma dog is hard to find!