Like a labyrinth, they lead back in on themselves: "You have, however, informed us that you expect these techniques to be used in some sort of escalating fashion, culminating with the waterboard, though not necessarily ending with this technique".
Could these skills be used in some sort of advisory capacity?
As for why the Gough's Cave humans made the gruesome goblets, Bello and her colleagues say it is likely that they were used in some sort of ceremony.
That could be for a number of purposes including accessing a company's network, grabbing some personally identifiable information or to be used in some sort of ransomware attack.
We're assuming that the one on the bottom is the intake fan and that the owner of this particular PC lives in a laundromat where instead of thowing away dryer lint, they use it in some sort of ticker-tape-parade-esque ritual involving Cuban cigars, glitter, and lots of thrashing about.
As seen in the image, sometimes it's a good idea to wrap dishes not used often in some sort of cover.
We mentioned Intel's new Atom line of procs earier, and there are rumors floating around Bloggerland that Apple will be among its first customers, using the chip in some sort of mobile Internet device.
Dinosaur expert Tom Holtz of the University of Maryland, College Park, agrees that if cassowary crests are indeed involved in communication, it's possible that crested dinosaurs such as the cassowary-sized oviraptors "could have used their crests in some sort of sound system...
On the matter of Vermeer's possible use of a camera obscura, Mr. Bailey comes down on the side of those who believe he did in fact use some sort of scientific aid to capture perspective and light precisely, and he points to X-ray and infrared examinations of his paintings -- revealing repeated revisions of certain canvases -- to underscore the painter's methodical perfectionism.
In fact, is there any way Adam Silver could just step in and use some sort of decree to temporarily move the T-Wolves to the Eastern Conference until the end of the season?
