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Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Good Advice
If someone tells you that "you have to respect the data," you don't have to and probably shouldn't.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Wet
imo, this uses the word wet way too often.
(Taken from Schlumberger Limited Oilfield Glossary [not sure how important proper citation is in a blog)
wettability
The preference of a solid to contact one liquid or gas, known as the wetting phase, rather than another. The wetting phase will tend to spread on the solid surface and a porous solid will tend to imbibe the wetting phase, in both cases displacing the nonwetting phase. Rocks can be water-wet, oil-wet or intermediate-wet. The intermediate state between water-wet and oil-wet can be caused by a mixed-wet system, in which some surfaces or grains are water-wet and others are oil-wet, or a neutral-wet system, in which the surfaces are not strongly wet by either water or oil. Both water and oil wet most materials in preference to gas, but gas can wet sulfur, graphite and coal.
(Taken from Schlumberger Limited Oilfield Glossary [not sure how important proper citation is in a blog)
wettability
| 1. n. [Formation Evaluation] | ID: 3242 |
The preference of a solid to contact one liquid or gas, known as the wetting phase, rather than another. The wetting phase will tend to spread on the solid surface and a porous solid will tend to imbibe the wetting phase, in both cases displacing the nonwetting phase. Rocks can be water-wet, oil-wet or intermediate-wet. The intermediate state between water-wet and oil-wet can be caused by a mixed-wet system, in which some surfaces or grains are water-wet and others are oil-wet, or a neutral-wet system, in which the surfaces are not strongly wet by either water or oil. Both water and oil wet most materials in preference to gas, but gas can wet sulfur, graphite and coal.
Saturday, March 22, 2008
The 10 Books I Have Read
The Top 10 Books of All Time
The Top 10 Books That I Have Read
The 10 Books I Have Read
- Dexter – Just finished that bad boy
- Cryptonomicon – I thought it was awesome, but I didn’t technically finish it…ever.
- That one I bought at the airport before I got on the plane – I had something to do with Napoleon in
- Diamond Age – Longest book I have ever read…or technically listened to on my IPod.
- Dexter 2 – Can’t remember the name of the sequel to Dexter, but I think I am going to buy it later today
8.-10. I am pretty sure there are a few scattered in there that I forgot about, but I highly recommend them.
Please keep in mind, that if you want to know how these books end, you will need to read them for yourself!
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