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Wed, 6 Dec 2006 21:42:02 -0800
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Re: Howstuffworks "How can you train honeybees to sniff for bombs?"
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Hi, Dee - glad to see you're still stirring the pot!
Sure, but they'd also stop everybody driving out of the 3-Points Range!
I did like the photos of all the bees taped into their little individual 
paper tubes - reminded me of some of the useless stuff I did in 
Tucson.........
  - John Edwards

Dee Lusby wrote:

>John Edwards
>Now this might not be so bad, for once training is in
>place, and we can get bees to go and find explosives and
>other things by smell,
>
>Dee A. Lusby
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