Rascal52

In late 83 while working at a Chemical plant in Geismar I witnessed a plant operated boil himself by opening a steam valve too fast into a column filled with hot water. The job was nearing its end and the plant was taking over completed systems , cleaning them by steaming , and getting them ready to go into service . This particular steam loop was not complete to this column so he opened the steam to the column manually, then climbed up onto the scaffolding to look into a man way. Steam went in too fast, water in column belched out the top and covered his entire body with scalding water. The only part of his body that wasn’t burnt was under his hard hat.

When a coworker and I got him to a safety shower and tried to rinse and cool him all his skin sluffed off his body. He died about 3 days later due to pneumonia.

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I saw a federal judge tell a business owner his excuse wasn't good enough

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That had to suck for that business owner.

I don’t know the reason why they were removed. I haven’t paid much attention to what’s goes on in California other than the recent fires.


ETA. I’m not sure if the covers were removed during the draw down.

Number 2 is the easiest to answer, the rest, I think most of us see it the same way.
The hesitation by the counter sniper could be due to the way the assassin was dressed and his location. He was in fatigues similar to what military and police wear and located where some protection should have been.
He fires first and its law enforcement or the SS detail, he’s toast for life. That’s what I think about #2 anyway.

Sign me up . Around since 06 . Took the leap in 08 .

Nope, neither myself or Big O is named Mark

The only Big O I know is in Colyell

Do you have an idea what you’d take for the lot as shown with the whistle? I might be able to save you some trouble.

Statins nearly wrecked me ! Muscle enzymes went out of wack , took 7 years to do it though. I tried Zetia after, can’t take it either. If you do go on a statin watch your muscle enzymes closely . Simvistatiin is the worst, avoid if at all possible.

Go online to Redbird Research . Lori Miller is the person who does the searches for this business. It’s her business I think ? She works at the St Louis Archives and will do search’s by request for 50-75 dollars. I’ve used her a half dozen times or so.
You’ll need some basic information, such as DOB, state of birth , and what branch of service. She’ll take it from there. If results are available you’ll receive them in about 2 weeks, that’s better than 9 months to a year.
Good Luck !