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settle not seattle! JEZZUM!!!
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you cannot dilute blood...the red cell will eventually seattle to the bottom and the serum will rise to the top. any other liquid would rise above the serum becouse serum is thick.
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i work in a lab and im not sure what is IS...but its not blood. i'll explain. when blood gets dry(clots) it turns black.
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I'm not sure, there are gray areas of "getting caught", and a few too many to count. I've had guards watch me from inside the building while I was outside taking photos, so I left. I've had them approach and told me to leave, or they made their presence known in an obvious manner until I left. I've been chased off grounds a number of times, but never apprehended after those. I've had a cop yelling into his megaphone at a building I had exited just two minutes before he arrived; didn't stick around for that one. I've been ticked for being on grounds, but I haven't been physically apprehended inside a building.

These are just the things that happen quite commonly when scouting new places, or in an unlucky timing of events.
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Sure, I lost count of how many but there have been quite a few, including this one (2x).
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god that's in pretty good shape
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Equipment like this is left to rot because it is not worth saving. In 1987 when this facility was closed this Simplex was nothing but an old, outdated projector. It may have been expensive when it was new, but reel-to-reel / carbon arc was well outdated by that time. How much value do you see in maintaining an '82 Ford LTD....It's not classic, just old....
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The red house directly next to the sign is also an abandonment now (or at least it was when I was last in that part of RI last summer). It too was owned by the park.
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Isn't this called something like a flying buttress?

It is simply amazing the shots you take Mr. Motts...simply amazing.
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genial
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dalir15@aol.com

Is this still open?
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Dalir15@aol.com

What building??
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built just like the hospitals in the states
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can you imagine what went undetected in this place rainbows for kids and no surveilence to show any review of anything only voices
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it is mind blowing why anyone would leave blood in a centrifuge in the first place. i work in a lab and there are 2 things you NEVER do...1- NEVER leave a tube unlabeled, and 2- NEVER leave a tube in the centrifuge becouse some test are time sensitive.