Jones Beene wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "Stephen A. Lawrence"
I'm puzzled. I checked it out, expecting to find a partly populated
database, but the search engine appears to be riding on the Google
database. Specifically, it has my site indexed in exactly the same
peculiar, fragmentary fashion as the way Google shows it -- this
couldn't be coincidence.
Is this your homepage, Stephen ?
http://www.mimas.ltd.uk/
Nope, wrong S. Lawrence! I'm not British, I'm not a chemist, and I
haven't got a PhD.
I'm over at http://www.physicsinsights.org/
The fractured indexing I refer to is that Google, from first month I had
the site up, indexed the page URL but not the content for some of the
pages. I haven't seen that on other sites -- I suspect they run pages
through a "coincidence filter" and if they look too much like other
sites in the index they don't pull the whole page into the index. But
I'm guessing, of course. Whatever the reason it's peculiar, it's still
the case, and it's the case with the same pages on use.com, which
suggests that the same index is in back of it.
If so, you are the likely author of the bumper sticker:
"It's amino world without chemists" ;-)
....but is their an LENR connection?
Sure -- just plug 'em in. Then they're electrochemists.
Jones
