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General Discussion>Well, that well's capped
OLS 03:46 PM 07-15-2010
FINALLY. I know this is not over, especially for the beaches and poor freaking animals and
fish and planktonic critters. But danged if they didn't stem that flow.:-)
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Mindflux 03:48 PM 07-15-2010
I'm not getting too excited. I'll consider it capped when it proves to be a long term solution for the problem.
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icehog3 03:49 PM 07-15-2010
Hoping it holds, for the sake of man and beast alike.
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shilala 03:51 PM 07-15-2010
Not a moment too soon. :-)
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yourchoice 03:52 PM 07-15-2010
Thank God it's finally stopped. Hopefully it will hold up.
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Darrell 04:03 PM 07-15-2010
We can take a man to the moon, but we can't plug an oil leak until MONTHS after it starts.

:-)
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T.G 04:20 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by Darrell:
We can take a man to the moon, but we can't plug an oil leak until MONTHS after it starts.

:-)

It took over 15 years of planning, design and test programs for Apollo 11 to come to fruition.

By your analogy, 86 days to cap a well is fantastic.

The fact that one has no relationship to the other in any way is a separate issue.
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Darrell 04:24 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by T.G:
It took over 15 years of planning, design and test programs for Apollo 11 to come to fruition.

By your analogy, 86 days to cap a well is fantastic.

The fact that one has no relationship to the other in any way is a separate issue.
Okay.
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bvilchez 04:25 PM 07-15-2010
It's about damn time!!!!
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Commander Quan 04:32 PM 07-15-2010
Thank God. Now the news can go back to reporting about Lindsey Lohan.
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longknocker 05:09 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by OLS:
FINALLY. I know this is not over, especially for the beaches and poor freaking animals and
fish and planktonic critters. But danged if they didn't stem that flow.:-)
I Just Hope It's Finally Finished & We Can Enjoy The Beaches Again!:-)
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BigFrank 05:17 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by T.G:
It took over 15 years of planning, design and test programs for Apollo 11 to come to fruition.

By your analogy, 86 days to cap a well is fantastic.

The fact that one has no relationship to the other in any way is a separate issue.
I'm more shocked that no one thought this could happen and to have a viable way to control such a disaster.
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shilala 05:19 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by T.G:
It took over 15 years of planning, design and test programs for Apollo 11 to come to fruition.

By your analogy, 86 days to cap a well is fantastic.

The fact that one has no relationship to the other in any way is a separate issue.
Thank God you pointed that out. Now I can sleep tonight. :-)
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M1903A1 05:21 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by T.G:
It took over 15 years of planning, design and test programs for Apollo 11 to come to fruition.

By your analogy, 86 days to cap a well is fantastic.

The fact that one has no relationship to the other in any way is a separate issue.
Not to mention that this drama is unfolding about 5000 feet down, at many thousands of pounds-per-square-inch of water pressure.
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Starscream 05:24 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by longknocker:
I Just Hope It's Finally Finished & We Can Enjoy The Beaches Again!:-)
That'll still be a very long time. I'm betting on a few years (if ever) that the coasts/wetlands/gulf returns back to normal.
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longknocker 05:25 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by andysutherland:
That'll still be a very long time. I'm betting on a few years (if ever) that the coasts/wetlands/gulf returns back to normal.
Probably True, Brother.:-)
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T.G 05:30 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by BigFrank:
I'm more shocked that no one thought this could happen and to have a viable way to control such a disaster.
I'm not.

Originally Posted by shilala:
Thank God you pointed that out. Now I can sleep tonight. :-)
Excellent, my good deed is now done for the day.
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M1903A1 07:39 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by BigFrank:
I'm more shocked that no one thought this could happen and to have a viable way to control such a disaster.
My impression has been that they had ways in mind, that had worked before (albeit under different conditions), and figured they'd work here too. Only when they actually tried them did they find that, umm...no they didn't work!

A classic case of "no battle plan ever survives first contact with the enemy".
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ChicagoWhiteSox 07:51 PM 07-15-2010
Originally Posted by Darrell:
We can take a man to the moon, but we can't plug an oil leak until MONTHS after it starts.

:-)

There's better things to do like go golfing:-)
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