>Makes you wonder what type of company he is running, the ceo of the >lastest & greatest in dive technology dosen't have email, >give me a break. Having worked as a consultant with many ceo's and executives of very large to medium sized businesses (some of which were actually succesful companies, my specialty was in issues realating to downsizing), I did not know of many ceo's outside of the information technology industry who regularly used e-mail as a means of communication inspite of perhaps having an e-mail address which was responded to by staff members. So whether Bret has e-mail or not, so what. Neither does most of the world or many of the most experienced and talented divers I have met. On ppO2's, however, I believe that the non-fatal O2 tox incident on the Lucy last year the diver did not violate either his CNS clock or a max ppO2 on either the dive or the deco of 1.6 (some of the Brits can confirm this). I also believe that there was an incident a few years ago at Devil's Ear that was fatal and in which the diver did not exceed a ppO2 of 1.6 or his CNS clock (George, Tom or definitely JJ can confrim this). Despite Bret's significantly greater experience and perhaps knowledge, I prefer setting my limits at a more conservative 1.4 or lower depending on conditions. my $0.02, John
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