11:58:59 From Don Weekes : Ten years.
11:59:19 From Don Weekes : The countdown is one!
12:00:18 From Don Weekes : I agree with Derrick that in-person conference are much better.
12:03:30 From cliff zlotnik : was the confidential codename assigned to the preparations or the DDay invasion?
12:03:40 From John Lapotaire : Operation Overlord
12:03:51 From cliff zlotnik : sorry incorrect
12:04:41 From John Lapotaire : Neptune
12:05:07 From cliff zlotnik : sorry incorrect
12:05:44 From ralphsmacbook : bolero
12:05:55 From cliff zlotnik : sorry incorrect
12:05:59 From John Lapotaire : Operation Fortitude
12:06:17 From cliff zlotnik : sorry incorrect
12:06:28 From John Lapotaire : Damn it.
12:07:03 From ralphsmacbook : ceremony
12:07:12 From cliff zlotnik : sorry incorrect
12:07:44 From ralphsmacbook : game
12:08:05 From cliff zlotnik : sorry
12:08:39 From ralphsmacbook : attack
12:08:45 From John Lapotaire : Bodyguard
12:09:00 From cliff zlotnik : sorry still incorect
12:09:08 From ralphsmacbook : kit
12:09:24 From cliff zlotnik : sorry
12:09:30 From ralphsmacbook : youtube
12:09:57 From Bruce : Thunder???
12:10:10 From John Lapotaire : Dragoon
12:10:22 From ralphsmacbook : chicago
12:10:28 From cliff zlotnik : sorry
12:10:41 From Don Weekes : COSSAC
12:11:14 From cliff zlotnik : sorry
12:11:14 From John Lapotaire : Gotta get back to it.
12:17:04 From Don Weekes : Operation Tiger
12:17:39 From cliff zlotnik : sorry
12:19:19 From Don Weekes : https://totalmilitaryinsight.com/codena ... ith-d-day/
12:21:43 From cliff zlotnik : The answer we were looking for is BIGOT
12:23:46 From Bruce : Everyone addresses, when sampling for Char/Soot/Ash. identifying ID and extent. What about after remediation, how does the "owner" know the work is completed accurately? Visual? Resampling? Wipes? Tapes?
12:24:10 From Don Weekes : One of the issues with sampling is: Who should be the individual who collects the sample? Is it someone with a certificate or a certification?
12:29:20 From Don Weekes : A well-trained monkey.
I do agree that sample results should be intrepeted by a certified individual.12:34:06 From Don Weekes : Both Cliff and I have 50 years of work experience. BUT: Our expertise is totally different. I wouldn't know restoration like he does, and I believe that I may have more expertise on sampling and lab results, particularly intreperation.
12:36:20 From cliff zlotnik : No disagreement with me Don.
12:42:44 From Don Weekes : With wildfires, it is individual risk versus community risk can be quite different. The individual may be at higher risk due to preconditions such as medical conditions. The community risk can be quite different, as shown over and over with wildfires.
12:47:59 From Don Weekes : For example, their is an air quality advisory today in Ottawa (and elsewhere in Canada). For the elderly, this is an important risk to them. But for most residents, this is more a visual conditions with smoke in the air.
12:50:52 From Thomas Martin III, PhD’s iPhone : Here in Florida at a resort restaurant close to me the cooks complain about VOCs to local government and they send in Fire Dept to inspect for gas..
#indoorenvironmenteducation
13:03:24 From Don Weekes : https://evreporter.com/dealing-with-lit ... 20property.
13:04:15 From Don Weekes : https://www.dhses.ny.gov/system/files/d ... /h_m20.pdf
13:05:54 From Don Weekes : https://www.usfa.fema.gov/a-z/lithium-i ... trategies/
13:07:16 From ralphsmacbook : What about other battery chemistry hazards?