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DD>>Note to Hulet, Richardson, Croasmun and the rest of the "not invented
DD>>here" bunch - pay particular attention to the last paragraph.
TR> Note to the slow-minded:
DD>>BP has received at least 38,000 unconventional ideas from around the world
DD>>to stop the oil leak, including the use of oil-eating bacteria around the
TR> No doubt ideas from all over poured in, ad infinitum!
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TR> ocean. I have to wonder how many ideas the
TR> 5000-feet-beneath-the-sea-oil-drilling experts like Drum,
TR> Lewis, Otto, Chirnside, Klahn (and don't forget Wilson)
TR> phioned in to them.
How many such ideas have you seen from any of us? One, buy
Wayne, who acknowledged his wouldn't work as soon as the error
in technology was pointed out to him. Not by anyone on the
right, you may have noticed.
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TR> At that depth they might get a structure over the spewing
TR> pipe to capture the oil `there' (as I suggested), which at
TR> least might be a `start'.
As I pointed out that was one of the first things they tried.
Now they have tried again, this time with some apparent success.
TR> By the way........I just heard on the news that they have
TR> finally managed to lower some sort of `containment' bell
TR> over the leak, and will be directing much of that spewing
TR> oil to a waiting tanker on the surface.
Yep.
TR> Gosh.......didn't I suggest something like that a few days
TR> ago?
Some time after the first time they tried it.
BOB KLAHN bob.klahn{at}sev.org http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn
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