Where's the link to the iDIQ for dogs? Has anyone here ever tested a dog together with explosives detection technology? I have, and I can tell you all with certainty that: 1) A dog will only sniff where it's handler directs it. 2) the animal is trained as a puppy by placing a specific drug or explosive compound in a hollowed out toy, so that when the dog detects the odor it becomes excited. That's called play mode. 3) A sophisticated spectrometry instrument can detect anything within it's bandwidth limits. There are many different families or types of explosive compounds. The raw data is just a peak on a spectrograph. The instrument's library /alarm file can be easily updated and expanded simply by labeling a peak once it 's identity is known and correlated with a calibration sample. Try doing that with a dog .
Don't forget that flippers are also the ones who often restrain downtrends by BUYING when the stock is hitting relative lows. Flippers can be a long term investor's friend when they need a friend the most. Be careful of wishing them ill! <G>
If anyone should know the answer to your question, you should. BTW about 2 weeks ago you posted here that you would be bailing out of Implant in about 2 weeks. Are you still in?
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