Friday, July 16, 2010

Watermelon

A highly anticipated test designed to measure pressure within BP's ruptured Gulf of Mexico oil well began Thursday after a delay caused by leaking equipment.
A short time later, BP Senior Vice President Kent Wells announced that for the first time in almost three months, no oil was flowing into the Gulf.
Higher pressure readings mean the well is containing the oil, while lower pressure means some is leaking out.
New Orleans, Louisiana (CNN) July 15