what anothe name for wyoming bennonite ussed in the oil rig.. for the mud
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Wyoming bentonite is composed essentially of montmorillonite clay, also known as hydrous silicate of alumina. In more simplistic terms, the structure of bentonite is much like a sandwiched deck of cards. When placed in water, these cards or clay platelets shift apart. Bentonite attracts water to its negative face and magnetically holds the water in place. because of this unique characteristic, Wyoming bentonite is capable of absorbing 7 to 10 times its own weight in water, and swelling up to 18 times its dry volume.
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http://www.heritage.nf.ca/environment/mine/ch1p2.html
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Karley.\nUnfortunately the e-mail has a number of spelling mistakes which makes the question not clear.\nNevertheless, if you require furtehr info on lassen peak, go to: http://www.msss.com/earth/lassen/lassen2.html
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My nickname is Digger. =)
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they pump that drilling mud down the inside of the drill shaft and the mud pushes the drill shavings up the hole outside the shaft. the rig colects the mud and filters the cutings out. they then recycle the mud so it can be reused
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Chief Crazy Horse\nhttp://www.cnn.com/TRAVEL/NEWS/9805/12/crazy.horse/
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It's difficult to tell without the context, but I suspect that it's a reference to "keeping up with the Joneses".  Perhaps Benjamin is the name of someone in the context?
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somebody answered my previous question saying that it appeared to be border control! They found boot tracks that matched those used by border control in the mud around it! I think that is even funnier than the fact that the fences were torn down.
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Better yet, what is the new word for Republican party ? Haliburton. G.W. Bush ? The "W" stands for war monger.~Randy
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hey! there's lotsa natural gas in West Virginia too. anyway i think so, oo, plus i have a persian friend whose a prince of some province in Iran so if the Shaw gets reinstated i would be a friend of royalty; that would be awsome
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Payback\nPunisher\nBoondock Saints\nCount of Monte Christo\nMask of Zorro(sorta)\nCrow 1 and 3\nLucky # Slevin
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Originally, it referred to a blue barrel. You can read more by following the link below.
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I've known both men and women named Cheyenne.  Since it was (and is) an Indian tribe, as well as a state capitol, it would make a great street name, and I am sure it IS a street name somewhere.  If the ghost is a girl you could take it one step further and make the street name Sioux and make the ghost's name Sue...
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Yes it's called West Virginia and Arkansas! lol  ;)
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Navaho, Seneca, Onieda, Arapaho, Cheyenne, Teton Sioux, Huron, Seminole, Creek...
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I was looking I found this was interesting:\n\nRevenue generated from oil, gas and mineral development, agricultural leasing and commercial activity on trust lands play an important role in funding public education in New Mexico.( http://www.nmstatelands.org/ )\n\n\nIf I get a chance I will look for more.
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No I have not heard that terminology and I have drilled through salt before. Salt usually washes out, i.e. goes into solution if drilling with a water based mud. \n\nIt must refer to the geological structure of the salt dome itself, pretty much like you can get a '4 way dip enclosure' you could get a salt enclosure of sorts.