Crash Dummy

So what do you do when overdosing? I can tell you cause ive seen it more then once. Foaming at the mouth talking a bunch of jacked up shite not making sense because you are so messed up. He may be flying high with opiods and meth and about 5 other drugs in him but the opiod eventually creates a respiratory problem. While the meth is causing him to speed up. Sooner or later its a total crash. Labored breathing and so on. They find a lot od’s with foam around mouth and nose. The foam cone, Depends on his regular habit what it would take to kill he had 15 ng/ml of combined fentanyl and 19 ng/ml of meth. Plus about 5 other drugs in his system. Kneeling on his neck maybe what killed him or maybe he would have expired without the knee. Just under 10 is the mean average for fent od’s.

jam@cox.net :geauxtigers: :cheers:

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I listened to Kent's briefing. This is in the early planning stages so there weren't a lot of details. He said that a plan is being worked on and nothing is going to happen for a couple of days as they work up that plan. They have no approval from Unified to enact this plan yet.

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Good Interpretation tks,

Kent Wells, a senior vice president for BP, said the company was studying the possibility of a “static kill,” in which heavy mud would be pumped into the recently capped well.

Bullheading,

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Yeah the smaller skimmers are much more effective.

Report on Coastal Skimming Activities in Louisiana

BATON ROUGE (July 17, 2010) - The state of Louisiana today issued its report on skimming operations on Louisiana's coast. The report was compiled as a result of Governor Jindal's directive to the Louisiana National Guard to monitor and track the deployment of skimmers by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Statewide, there are 389 skimmers total, of which 346 are operational and 166 actually deployed to collect oil. In total, these skimmers collected 5 gallons of oil and 35 cubic yards of debris.

The Coastal Skimmer Activity Report above provides visibility of ongoing oil collection efforts directed by the Coast Guard. For information regarding specifics of skimmer deployment and statuses, please contact the Coast Guard Incident Command Post in Houma.

Skimmer totals for each parish include the following type skimmers: Navy vessels, skimmers of different sizes, vessels of opportunity, and shallow water barge collection systems.



Below is a breakdown of skimming operations by parish:

JEFFERSON
Operational Skimmers: 48
Non-Operational Skimmers: 4
Total number of Skimmers: 52
Number of Skimmers Deployed / Collecting Oil: 41
Amount of Oil Collected in Gallons: 0



LAFOURCHE
Operational Skimmers: 48
Non-Operational Skimmers: 14
Total number of Skimmers: 62
Number of Skimmers Deployed / Collecting Oil: 42
Amount of Oil Collected in Gallons: 0



PLAQUEMINES
Operational Skimmers: 102
Non-Operational Skimmers: 3
Total number of Skimmers: 105
Number of Skimmers Deployed / Collecting Oil: 81
Amount of Oil Collected in Gallons: 0



ST. BERNARD
Operational Skimmers: 37
Non-Operational Skimmers: 13
Total number of Skimmers: 50
Number of Skimmers Deployed / Collecting Oil: 5
Amount of Oil Collected in Gallons: 5



ST. TAMMANY
Operational Skimmers: 55
Non-Operational Skimmers: 1
Total number of Skimmers: 56
Number of Skimmers Deployed / Collecting Oil: 13
Amount of Oil Collected in Gallons: 0



TERREBONNE
Operational Skimmers: 56
Non-Operational Skimmers: 8
Total number of Skimmers: 64
Number of Skimmers Deployed / Collecting Oil: 26
Amount of Oil Collected in Gallons: 0

Interesting presentation from Shell E&P detailing there best pratices for drilling Deepwater and High Pressure Wells.

Does the most mean the best you be the judge.

Video is long but worth it.

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Service Company been hearing for a few weeks sine the Obamanitor Morontorium.

Already cancled work for the ones going in to dock for cold stack they are lining up the rest to move.

That will include a lot of the onboard jobs they have to hire certain number of the nationls and the support service is not going to come from here.

Diamond is moving all or most of there Deepwater floaters to Brail and Africa and some of the smaller rigs have been cold stacked already.

People in New Iberia wondering what the hell they gonna do for the next couple of years.