Can someone help me please me?

[Iowawegian]

I have a video that was emailed to me this morning that I would like to post but I don't know how.

If I could forward it via email, could u post it for me?

Thanks

Deb

[Kregerdoodle]

you should be able to copy and paste the link ie; http://www.???????? if not send it to me at kreg.whittig@hp.com and I`ll give it a shot..

 

 

I have a video that was emailed to me this morning that I would like to post but I don't know how.

If I could forward it via email, could u post it for me?

Thanks

Deb

[Iowawegian]

you should be able to copy and paste the link ie; www.???????? if not send it to me at kreg.whittig@hp.com and I`ll give it a shot..

 

 

Just sent it. Thank you!!! Isn't that amazing?

[Kregerdoodle]

Give this a try...http://www.wimp.com/solutionoil/

 

 

 

Just sent it. Thank you!!! Isn't that amazing?

[Iowawegian]

Thanks so much for the help, Kbay!

Am I just being naive, or could this really work?

[Hummingbird]

That's a dynamite idea - my first question, is does crude oil behave as does refined oil ? If they are equal, what's the holdup in not implementing that method ?

 

 

oooops - had a thought

 

 

That could possibly work if the price of the hay is increased to $5000 a bale ( 70# bale ) and increase the price of distribution to match government standards.

[Kregerdoodle]

hhhmmmm good point, think I have some hay for sale!!

 

 

 

That's a dynamite idea - my first question, is does crude oil behave as does refined oil ? If they are equal, what's the holdup in not implementing that method ?

 

 

oooops - had a thought

 

 

That could possibly work if the price of the hay is increased to $5000 a bale ( 70# bale ) and increase the price of distribution to match government standards.

[slick97spirit]

typically if it doesn't cost enough, our government or major corporations aren't interested. Go figure.......

[Bummer]

hhhmmmm good point, think I have some hay for sale!!

 

Don't you actually have oil absorption media for sale? Or maybe advanced oil attractant. That's gotta be worth more than mere hay.

 

As to the video itself: Sure looks impressive from here.

[Karl C.]

that looks to easy....

 

Here some of the hair salons are collecting the hair they cut to send to help absorb the oil...

[autopilot]

It's a great idea and I'd do it, but it only addresses oil at the surface. New info indicates the problem is way bigger..most of the oil is suspended below the surface.....at several different levels.

This article details some of it.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/16/us/16oil.html?src=twt&twt=nytimes

 

 

 

[Bummer]

Back in about '72 the carrier I was on accidentally pumped several thousand gallons of oil over the side about a mile outside Athens harbor. The crew fighting the spill pumped chemicals on it that were supposed to bind with it and "neutralize" it. The mixture sank.

 

Out of sight, out of mind.

 

Then the tide went in and the stuff coated the beach. Very nasty. Everybody who wasn't "on the beach" for the weekend got to scrape the first half inch of sand off the entire Athens beach.

 

Sometimes the magic doesn't work.

 

Seems to me we're going to need all the ideas. Straw, hay, hair, and a fleet of boats with long hoses that can pump that stuff up and filter it out of the water it's mixed with.

[MiCarl]

How much oil did he put in the water? Maybe a quart between the two bowls?

 

He talked when removing the hay from one bowl about "only 1/4 lb. hay". So that would be 2lbs hay for each gallon of oil. How many thousands of gallons are leaking a day?

 

Seems like it would take a lot of hay. Nellie might have to go hungry.......