Re: Russ, project for you...

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That type of support services would definitely add us in our research. That way we can measure precisely the statistics indicated for each application in our research.

Vester

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In a message dated 12/30/2006 6:50:48 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, belltownfog@... writes:

That type of support services would definitely add us in our research. That way we can measure precisely the statistics indicated for each application in our research.

Vester

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That kind of support services would definitely aid us in our research. That way we can measure precisely the statistics indicated for each application in our research.

Vester

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Ooooo! I like it!

>

> A visionary " ET " generation of SOTA's devices:

>

> 1. you connect the device to a computer, and type in some info

that

> the device needs to activate it. This would include a short

release

> covering privacy, etc. and the condition you're interested in

> researching using the device.

>

> 2. The device is used for a period of time, and then it stops.

>

> 3. It must be connected again to the computer and the device dumps

> info into a file on the time, dosage, etc used by the device.

>

> 4. Results are quickly reported by the person from a list of

picks,

> before using the device again.

>

> 5. Once the reporting is done, which takes all of 2 minutes, the

> device can again be used. The info is sent off to SOTA over the

> Internet or stored in a file if the Internet is " down " for later

> relay.

>

> Probably can't be done, but what the heck, nice to think about

it..

>

> Bob

>