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"but once you destroy the habitat, and the oil's gone, what do you got: the moon?"
Rancher, farmer, fisherman. By miriam horn. Isbn: 9780393247343
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here's why i can't support the o*lers: they essentially made me see leon draisaitl cosplaying as my own dad.
#my dad has worked in the oilfield my entire life#and now ive had to see draisaitl dressed in the same general uniform#and im not like. pleased about that. thanks.
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Artifact of the Month May
Willys Fire Jeep
A big favourite in the museum, this custom Jeep made for firefighting on the Esso Fort St. John Oilfield (British Columbia, Canada) is located in our lobby. It is equipt with a water pump on the front, a roof rack for holding hosing/piping, and an open back storage with wood paneling.
Vehicle Type: Jeep - 1/4 Ton Four Wheel Drive Vehicle Manufacturer: Willys Motors, Inc (Toledo, Ohio, U.S.A.) Fire Apparatus Manufacturer: Howe Fire Apparatus Company (Anderson, Indiana, U.S.A.) Model number: HJ 10008 Road Speed: Transmission High Range Low Range High 60 m.p.h. 24 m.p.h. Intermediate 38 m.p.h. 16 m.p.h. Low 21 m.p.h. 9 m.p.h. Reverse 16 m.p.h. 6 m.p.h.
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[CONT] call, prompting aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower to come to its aid, dispatching helicopters to deal with approaching Yemeni Navy vessels
If the US and the UK go through with this plan, the Yemenis will bomb oilfields across the Gulf. This is will increase global oil prices significantly and ultimately tanking the global economy. If you thought life is hard now, you're not ready for how bad things will get in 2024.
All Joe Biden has to do to stop the Red Sea blockade is lift the siege on Gaza.
#yemen#jerusalem#tel aviv#current events#palestine#free palestine#gaza#free gaza#news on gaza#palestine news#news update#war news#war on gaza#regional war#global economy#at the very least this will continue to turn the world against israel and america
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This town has a smell at night. Something after ten pm changes on the wind. It isn’t an unpleasant smell but it’s not like anywhere else I’ve lived before. Its an old smell. A dusty smell. Something that rolls in like a tumble weed and leaves in the morning with its boots.
It makes you feel alive and surrounded by ghosts. Those of the old west, the Mexicans that once owned this land, all of the oilfield workers that died making this town what it is. There is blood on this soil. Blood a hundred years old and then some.
You wouldn’t know it. The run down streets, empty buildings ignored while money men cruise by in their Lamborghinis and Ferraris. Their Raptors and Hallcats. Dusty city be damned - they have their mansion.
This city is a ghost town haunted by the living. They will bleed that black life from the ground or go bankrupt trying. This a town built on hopes and dreams, and ghosts. This is Midland, Texas
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Wondering if my particular bundle of neuroses would mesh well w the deathdrive work/life balance of a seasonal oilfield machining job. make boatloads by suffering endlessly and hollowing out my soul for global capital's war against ecology for like half the year and then scurry around like a trust fund kid for the other half.....
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have some booney baby lore.
boone was primarily raised by his grandparents in a double-wide down in ouachita county, arkansas. his mother was only a teenager when she had him; to her credit, she tried her best to raise him herself before realizing she was in over her head. she ended up handing him over to her parents to look after while she got her life in order. for the first couple of years, their contact was bare minimum until a little after boone’s 3rd birthday, when she got a stable office job down in magnolia. after that, she was still an infrequent presence throughout boone’s childhood at best but her visits were always a positive experience for him. inevitably, they did hit a rough patch during boone’s teenage years, however, that was over a decade ago; these days, they’ve worked out most of their issues and have a fairly healthy connection, even if their relationship is more like friends or siblings than mother-and-son. in contrast, boone’s grandfather still lives in camden and boone makes sure to always visit during the wranglers off seasons.
he’s fairly certain he has adhd but he’s never gotten an official diagnoses because, southern boy that he is, he doesn’t totally believe it’s a real thing. closest he’s gotten is when lily and dani made him take an online quiz and he got mad at the results for making it harder to ignore ( “whatever, man. they don’t know nothin'.” )
he’s never had any formal education past high school. he always struggled with school, not because he was stupid, mind you, or because the subjects weren’t interesting. he was never intentionally disruptive. it’s just his adhd made it hard and the public school system ( especially the small town public school systems of south-eastern arkansas ) wasn’t designed with kids like him in mind. he considered dropping out at one point ( during that aforementioned rough patch with his mother ) but luckily he stuck with it and he’s glad he did, even if his GPA wasn’t going to earn him any scholarships.
he began working in the ouachita county oilfields right out of high school as a transport driver but it didn’t take long for him to realize he fucking hated it. the money was good, sure, but the hours were torturous, the work backbreaking, and they didn’t appreciate his brand of ✨whimsy✨. he lasted a little less than a year before eventually leaving to find something else.
he drifted around a bit after that, doing odd jobs here and there for cash, until he eventually found steady work as a rodeo bullfighter ( or “rodeo clown” ). it was his job to draw the bulls away from downed contestants and provide comedic relief between shows. it was at one of these competitions that he met tyler owens. the two got along like a house on fire and remained friends long after tyler had to retire due to his injury. when tyler returned years later with a phd and an idea, boone wasted no time in joining his storm chasing crew.
boone will credit those shows for turning him into a bit of an adrenaline junkie, which made the transition into storm chasing way easier than it probably should have been for any sane person. he learned everything he knows about chasing from tyler and because of that, feels he can never quite repay him for helping him find something he’s good at. that boy is his ride or die.
#⧽ ⠀ ⠀ ── ⠀ ⠀ study : red linin'‚ low lifein'‚ anything but law abidin'.#this might be prone to change but for now i think i'm happy with this as a foundation
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On January 5th 1993 the Liberian registered oil tanker Braer hit rocks off the Shetland Islands.
At 05.19 hrs on Tuesday 5th January 1993, Lerwick coastguard were advised that a tanker, the Braer, en route from Mongstad, Norway to Quebec, laden with 85,000 tonnes of Norwegian Gullfaks crude oil, had lost engine power but was in no immediate danger. She had sailed from the Norwegian port on 3rd January intending to pass through the northerly Fair Isle Strait before heading into the open Atlantic towards her destination.
The journey up to this point had been fraught with problems as first four steel pipe sections which had been secured on the port side after deck broke loose and were dangerously rolling about on deck. Later on the 4th, after routine adjustments to the auxiliary boiler, difficulty was experienced in re-igniting it. This boiler was needed to pre-heat the heavy engine oil used to run the main engine and so the main engine was switched to lighter diesel fuel until the problem with the auxiliary boiler could be resolved. The final straw in this litany of problems occurred when seawater contamination in the diesel fuel stopped the engine and caused the main generator to fail at 4:40am on 5th January. It was later established that fuel lines had been damaged by the loose pipe sections allowing seawater to penetrate the fuel lines and contaminate the diesel fuel.
The ship was carrying twice as much oil as the official figure for what the infamous Exxon Valdez had spilled in Prince William Sound Alaska, just four years earlier and on the same latitude of 60 degrees north. Not surprisingly, reports about an iniment environmental disaster were extremely fearful, particularly when the ship became a total loss and the gale-driven fumes could be smelt as far away as Bressay.
By the following morning the bay was full of oil and the slick was spreading north and south from the bay along the Shetland coast. Critically however, the oil aboard, recently recovered from the North Sea oilfields, was not as heavy as crude oil from other oilfields and breakers that were smashing the Braer to pieces were, in fact, already helping to disperse the oil very quickly. The spillage was still enormous and very damaging but thankfully the final environmental impact was much less than was initially feared. The ship, in it’s very exposed position, finally broke on January 11th and most of it disappeared beneath the surface. Only the upturned bow was visible as a reminder of the loss of the ship and eventually, around seven years later, it too vanished beneath the waves.
Reports state only 1% of the oil washed up on the beaches, but there was still a large environmental impact. Over 7500 birds died from the spill and large amount of marine life was impacted as well.
Some 95 million USD were paid out in claims by those impacted by the spill.
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Preserving Assets: The Role of Corrosion Inhibitors in Industrial Maintenance
Corrosion is a persistent threat to industrial assets, causing billions of dollars in damages annually across various sectors. From oil and gas facilities to manufacturing plants, the impact of corrosion can be devastating, leading to equipment failures, production downtime, and costly repairs. However, with the right preventive measures in place, such as corrosion inhibitors, industrial facilities can effectively mitigate the risk of corrosion and prolong the lifespan of their assets. As a leading chemical company in Vadodara, Imperial Oilfield Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. (ICPL) understands the critical role of corrosion inhibitors in industrial maintenance. In this blog post, we'll explore the importance of corrosion inhibitors, their applications, and the expertise of ICPL as a corrosion inhibitor manufacturer and exporter in India.
Understanding Corrosion Inhibitors
Corrosion inhibitors are chemical compounds designed to protect metal surfaces from the damaging effects of corrosion. By forming a protective barrier on the metal surface or altering the corrosion process, inhibitors prevent or slow down the oxidation and deterioration of metals in corrosive environments. Corrosion inhibitors are widely used in various industries, including oil and gas, petrochemicals, power generation, water treatment, and manufacturing, to safeguard critical assets and infrastructure from corrosion-related failures.
The Importance of Corrosion Inhibitors in Industrial Maintenance
1. Asset Protection: Industrial facilities rely heavily on equipment and infrastructure made of metal, such as pipelines, tanks, vessels, and machinery. Corrosion inhibitors play a crucial role in protecting these assets from corrosion, extending their service life and reducing the need for frequent repairs or replacements.
2. Cost Savings: Corrosion-related failures can result in significant financial losses due to equipment downtime, production disruptions, and repair expenses. By incorporating corrosion inhibitors into maintenance programs, industries can minimize the risk of corrosion-related failures and realize substantial cost savings in the long run.
3. Safety and Reliability: Corrosion compromises the structural integrity of industrial assets, posing safety hazards to personnel and the surrounding environment. Corrosion inhibitors help maintain the reliability and safety of critical infrastructure, reducing the likelihood of accidents, spills, and environmental contamination.
4. Environmental Protection: Corrosion-related leaks and spills can have detrimental environmental consequences, polluting soil, water bodies, and ecosystems. By preventing corrosion and minimizing the risk of leaks and spills, corrosion inhibitors contribute to environmental protection and sustainability efforts.
Applications of Corrosion Inhibitors
Corrosion inhibitors find applications across various industrial sectors, where metal components are exposed to corrosive environments. Some common applications of corrosion inhibitors include:
Oil and Gas Production: In the oil and gas industry, corrosion inhibitors are used to protect pipelines, well casings, and production equipment from corrosion caused by corrosive fluids, gases, and environmental conditions.
Water Treatment: Corrosion inhibitors are added to cooling water systems, boilers, and wastewater treatment facilities to prevent metal corrosion caused by dissolved oxygen, scale formation, and aggressive ions.
Manufacturing: In manufacturing processes involving metal components, such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics manufacturing, corrosion inhibitors are used to protect parts, components, and machinery from corrosion during production, storage, and transportation.
Marine and Offshore Structures: Corrosion inhibitors are applied to marine vessels, offshore platforms, and coastal structures to protect against corrosion in seawater environments.
ICPL: Your Trusted Corrosion Inhibitor Manufacturer and Exporter in India
As the best chemical company in Vadodara, ICPL is dedicated to delivering high-quality corrosion inhibitors tailored to the specific needs of industrial clients. Here's why ICPL is the preferred choice for corrosion inhibitors in India:
Expertise and Experience: With decades of experience in the chemical industry, ICPL possesses the expertise and technical know-how to develop and manufacture corrosion inhibitors that meet the highest quality standards and regulatory requirements.
State-of-the-Art Facilities: ICPL operates state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities equipped with advanced technologies and production processes to ensure the consistent quality and performance of its corrosion inhibitors.
Customized Solutions: ICPL offers customized corrosion inhibitor formulations tailored to the unique requirements and operating conditions of industrial applications. Our team of experts works closely with clients to develop solutions that address specific corrosion challenges and performance objectives.
Global Reach: As a corrosion inhibitor exporter in India, ICPL serves clients worldwide, exporting its products to diverse markets across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. With a strong global presence and distribution network, ICPL delivers reliable corrosion protection solutions to industries around the globe.
Conclusion
In conclusion, corrosion inhibitors play a crucial role in industrial maintenance by protecting metal assets from the damaging effects of corrosion. As a leading corrosion inhibitor manufacturer and exporter in India, ICPL is committed to providing high-quality corrosion inhibitors that safeguard critical infrastructure, ensure operational reliability, and promote cost-effective maintenance practices. With ICPL's expertise, customized solutions, and global reach, industries can effectively mitigate the risk of corrosion and preserve the integrity of their assets for years to come. Contact ICPL today to learn more about our corrosion inhibitor products and solutions.
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Top Applications of Friction Reducers in the Oil and Gas Industry
The oil and gas industry is a cornerstone of global energy production, relying heavily on advanced technologies to optimize operations and enhance efficiency. Among these technologies, friction reducers play a critical role in hydraulic fracturing and other processes, enabling operators to maximize well productivity while minimizing environmental impact.
India, with its growing energy demands and a thriving oilfield services sector, has emerged as a key hub for high-quality friction reducers. As a leading friction reducer manufacturer in India, Imperial Oilfield Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. (ICPL) provides advanced solutions tailored to meet the industry's diverse requirements. This blog delves into the top applications of friction reducers in the oil and gas industry and highlights their indispensable role in modern-day energy exploration.
What Are Friction Reducers?
Friction reducers are specialized chemical additives, primarily used in hydraulic fracturing operations. These compounds are designed to reduce the frictional pressure within fluid systems, allowing for efficient pumping at lower energy consumption levels.
They typically function by modifying the fluid's rheological properties, ensuring smooth flow through pipelines and wellbores. This enhancement is vital for optimizing operational costs and improving overall productivity.
Importance of Friction Reducers in Hydraulic Fracturing
Hydraulic fracturing, commonly referred to as "fracking," is a widely adopted technique for extracting oil and natural gas from underground reservoirs. The process involves injecting a high-pressure fluid mixture into rock formations to create fractures, facilitating the flow of hydrocarbons.
However, this process generates significant frictional forces that can hinder fluid movement and elevate operational costs. Friction reducers mitigate these challenges by lowering the resistance within the fluid system.
For operators seeking reliable products, partnering with a friction reducer supplier in India like ICPL ensures access to high-performance solutions tailored to specific geological and operational conditions.
Top Applications of Friction Reducers
1. Hydraulic Fracturing Operations
The most prominent application of friction reducers is in hydraulic fracturing. By minimizing fluid resistance, these additives enhance the efficiency of the fracking process. Key benefits include:
Increased Pumping Efficiency: Lower friction allows higher fluid volumes to be pumped into the wellbore without additional energy expenditure.
Reduced Wear and Tear: Equipment experiences less stress due to lower operating pressures, leading to extended service life.
Cost Savings: Optimized fluid dynamics result in reduced fuel consumption and lower operational costs.
ICPL, a trusted friction reducer supplier in Gujarat, provides customized solutions that cater to the specific needs of shale formations, tight sandstones, and other reservoir types.
2. Wellbore Cleaning
Friction reducers are crucial for cleaning wellbores during drilling and completion operations. In this application, friction reducers:
Facilitate the removal of debris, drill cuttings, and other obstructions.
Ensure smooth fluid flow, preventing blockages and operational delays.
Enhance the effectiveness of other cleaning agents used in the process.
Collaborating with a friction reducer supplier in India ensures wellbore cleaning solutions that maintain operational continuity and minimize downtime.
3. Water Management in Oilfields
Water management is a significant concern in oilfield operations, particularly in regions with limited freshwater availability. Friction reducers help optimize water usage by:
Reducing the energy required to pump water into the well.
Enhancing the recyclability of produced water, reducing freshwater consumption.
Lowering environmental impact through sustainable water management practices.
As an environmentally conscious friction reducer manufacturer in India, ICPL offers products that support greener and more efficient oilfield operations.
4. Pipeline Transport
Transporting crude oil, natural gas, or water through pipelines often involves significant frictional losses, which can impede flow and increase pumping costs. Friction reducers address these challenges by:
Enhancing the flow of fluids through pipelines.
Reducing the risk of pressure surges and system failures.
Ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of resources over long distances.
By sourcing products from a reliable friction reducer supplier in Gujarat, oilfield operators can ensure smooth pipeline operations even in challenging conditions.
5. Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR)
Friction reducers also play a role in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) techniques, where they improve the injection efficiency of water or gas into the reservoir. This application includes:
Enhancing the penetration of injection fluids.
Reducing the pressure drop across the reservoir, ensuring uniform fluid distribution.
Improving overall hydrocarbon recovery rates.
India's leading friction reducer manufacturers provide high-quality products that maximize the effectiveness of EOR techniques.
6. Drilling and Cementing Operations
Friction reducers are essential for drilling and cementing operations in the oil and gas industry. Their benefits include:
Reducing torque and drag during drilling, ensuring smoother operations.
Enhancing the placement of cement slurry, which is critical for well integrity.
Lowering the risk of stuck pipe incidents, saving valuable time and resources.
With an established presence as a friction reducer supplier in India, ICPL delivers innovative solutions that streamline drilling and cementing processes.
7. Minimizing Scale and Corrosion
Friction reducers are often used in combination with scale and corrosion inhibitors to maintain the integrity of equipment and pipelines. These chemicals help by:
Reducing deposition rates of scale-forming minerals.
Lowering the corrosive effects of high-pressure fluids.
Enhancing the lifespan of oilfield infrastructure.
ICPL offers friction reducers designed to work synergistically with other oilfield chemicals, ensuring comprehensive protection and performance.
Why Choose a Reliable Friction Reducer Supplier in India?
India's oilfield chemical industry is renowned for its commitment to quality and innovation. Partnering with a reputable friction reducer supplier in Gujarat like ICPL offers several advantages:
High-Quality Products: ICPL’s friction reducers are formulated to meet international standards, ensuring reliability and effectiveness.
Customized Solutions: Every oilfield is unique, and ICPL provides tailored products to address specific challenges.
Competitive Pricing: By leveraging India’s cost-efficient manufacturing ecosystem, ICPL offers premium products at competitive rates.
Sustainability: ICPL emphasizes eco-friendly formulations that align with global sustainability goals.
ICPL: Your Trusted Friction Reducer Manufacturer in India
As a leading friction reducer manufacturer in India, ICPL takes pride in delivering cutting-edge solutions for the oil and gas industry. Our products are designed to:
Enhance operational efficiency.
Minimize environmental impact.
Reduce overall costs for our clients.
With a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Gujarat and a team of experienced professionals, ICPL has established itself as a preferred friction reducer supplier in Gujarat and beyond.
Conclusion
The oil and gas industry continues to evolve, driven by advancements in technology and the need for sustainable practices. Friction reducers are a vital component in this transformation, enabling operators to achieve higher efficiency, lower costs, and reduced environmental footprints.
For companies seeking high-performance friction reducers, partnering with a trusted friction reducer supplier in India like ICPL ensures access to top-tier products backed by technical expertise. Whether you are optimizing hydraulic fracturing, improving pipeline transport, or enhancing oil recovery, friction reducers are indispensable in achieving operational excellence.
Explore ICPL’s range of friction reducers today and experience the difference they can make in your oilfield operations. Contact us to learn more about how we can support your business goals.
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thoughts on BLTs? i think they're life changing
Damn right they are.
I had one almost every day when I worked in the oilfields.
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real talk tho, i am immensely grateful to the poles for managing to bag good sir Keanu Reeves for Johnny's role.
besides the fact that he is a wonderful human creature and a bombastic actor, i just love LOVE his eyes on Johnny. because Keanu has the saddest and kindest eyes of any human out there, which is not surprising giving how much shit life threw at him and despite of it all he prevailed as an epitome of humility, kindness and just plain awesome (have you seen the interview where he just gushes out about bikes and his Arch business like an exited boy would about his collection of stamps? it's amazing and it has healing antidepressant powers, highly recommend). but our lord and savior the creator of CP77 Mike Pondsmith kinda made Johnny a giant dumbass asshole, right? but the the poles gave him a whiplash of a character arc (i weep whenever i remember the oilfields... oh the oilfields!!). so Keanu's beautiful eyes that saw plenty of life's tragedies yet are soulful and full of kindness and care just look so good on Johnny's tired-from-everything face. he may sass V all he wants, call them names, bitch, and whine, and talk shit, and make faces, but his eyes are always a spark of warmth against the backdrop of a dark uncaring city. it's fucken impossible to look Johnny in the eye and not feel some sorta way! and when the plot demands of Johnny to be vulnerable for a hot second and Keanu just does his VA magic and you look at that dirty old man it's like... your heart hurts, you know? you wanna give this sod at least a crumb of happiness - a kind word, a touch, something! or in other words: how good it is to live in a world where such a character is played by such an actor! i wholeheartedly believe had they chose some other guy i wouldn't adore Johnny nearly as much as i do right now. don't get me wrong, a Deadpool-esque Johnny played by Ryan Reynolds would be cathartic, and i'm sure that Johnny played by Johnny Depp would be beyond amazing but... i just utterly love Keanu's sad beautiful eyes on that "selfish" "terrorist's" face 😔💔
#listen#i do not simp irl people#only fake ones#but Keanu's just a whole another breed of human ok#i truly believe we must treasure and protect him like the international treasure he is#cyberpunk 2077#cp77#cdpr#cd projekt red#johnny silverhand#keanu reeves#random thougts#🤔#*looks at Johnny's face when he asks V to make a promise*#*looks at John Wick when he calls out to Helen at the end of movie 4*#*cries like a bitch*#in OUR house Keanu Reeves Appreciation Hours are 24/7!!
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Johnny's Bender, Rogue, Johnny's Grave
Drinking, tattoos, and chatting up a stripper. Johnny was supposed to talk to Rogue...none of those things are 'talking to Rogue'
Getting into a car accident is also not 'talking to Rogue', Johnny....
Vilem wakes up with a wicked hangover, and to Rogue staring him down. Seemed Johnny did end up talking to her after all and gave her a lead to follow. Grayson. She said she would give him a call when she finds something.
Vilem is pissed at Johnny, but even more pissed at the sun for being too bright. His head is throbbing something awful.
Days later, Rogue tracks down Grayson to some big boat called Ebunike in a Maelstrom-controlled dock.
Rogue gives Vilem a replica of Johnny's old jacket. The rockerboy is impressed.
They wait for nightfall and sneak onto the Ebunike. They find Grayson and get some intel out of him on Smasher, as well as the location of Johnny's body. Rogue isn't happy and storms off.
Grayson also gave Vilem something extra. Johnny's Porsche. Vilem drives to the location given and finds himself in an Oilfield.
Johnny, for the first time since he landed in Vilem's head, sees things clearly. He sees how much of an asshole he's been to everyone in his life. Vilem gives him a dose of tough love on top of that, reminding him that he fucked things up with him too.
Johnny wants to make amends with those in his life he hurt. He wants to fix things with Vilem, be given a chance to at least. Vilem tells Johnny that this is his only chance to make things right.
Johnny swears to make things right and do right by Vilem if he gets help with making things right with those he hurt during his life. Starting with Rogue.
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hey you guys i don't know how much longer i can withstand the direct conversion of eight years of my life expectancy to GDP just so we can bankroll the carpet bombing of an ally's final solution concentration camp just so they can get access to marine oilfields. almost everyone i've ever met makes me sick. genocidal vampire country
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My Life Story
Hello Everyone I Hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to share a glimpse of my life's journey—a journey that began on an Alberta farm and has led me down a winding path filled with challenges, accomplishments, and change.
At the tender age of 4, my mother introduced me to the world of machinery, teaching me to shift gears in our trusty old five-ton grain truck as we chased cattle across the vast expanse of the Battle River pasture area. Those early lessons ignited a lifelong passion for farming, trucking, and a myriad of other skills that farming life demands.
After graduating from Paradise Valley High School, I embarked on a journey that took me from the farm to the world of drilling rigs. I split my time between working on the rigs and helping out on the farm whenever I could—a balancing act that taught me valuable lessons in time management and hard work.
However, life has a way of presenting unforeseen challenges. The world of drilling rigs was soon overshadowed by personal hardships. The passing of my beloved mother due to cancer was a heart-wrenching chapter in my life, and it was followed by the emotional toll of a divorce.
In search of better opportunities and a fresh start, I made the pivotal decision to leave Alberta behind and venture to British Columbia. There, I delved into the world of logging, exploring the beautiful landscapes of Williams Lake, Quesnel, 100 Mile, Prince George, and Mackenzie, often navigating off the beaten path. Logging was physically demanding, but it brought a profound sense of accomplishment.
Yet, the call of the oilfields in Fort St. John beckoned me back. The allure of steady work and financial stability led me to return to the world of tanking. It was a decision that allowed me to regain my footing, secure my future, and thrive in the industry.
Throughout my life, I've worn many hats—trucker, equipment operator, mechanic, gardener, and more. I've spent countless nights sleeping in my truck and embraced the camaraderie of life in remote camps. These experiences have shaped me, but as time passes, I find myself ready for a change.
This is why I've decided to part ways with my tanker, side dump, and soon, my meticulously rebuilt 2003 378 Peterbilt Winch Tractor. Each of these vehicles represents a chapter in my life—a chapter of hard work and dedication.
In closing, I want to express my gratitude for being a part of my journey. The road has been long and filled with twists and turns, but it has also been a journey of growth and resilience. As I step into this new phase of life, I'm excited to see where the road leads next.
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