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  • September 12, 2019 at 3:05 am #242102

    machireddy
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    As per CCPS elements, you can ask me any thing

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    September 12, 2019 at 1:09 pm #242105

    Katie Barry
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    @machireddy It’s nice of you to offer your help! We get lots of questions on all sorts of topics and I’m sure there will be a question on process safety that will be up your alley if you keep an eye on the forum.

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    September 12, 2019 at 6:29 pm #242112

    Mike Carnell
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    @KatieBarry What? I thought it was clever.

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    September 16, 2019 at 5:39 pm #242211

    Katie Barry
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    @Mike-Carnell A joke went over my head perhaps?

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    September 17, 2019 at 10:56 pm #242265

    Mike Carnell
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    @katiebarry I was under the impression you took a post down. Maybe I just screwed it up when I did it?

     

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    September 17, 2019 at 11:03 pm #242266

    Katie Barry
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    @Mike-Carnell I didn’t take anything down in this thread, no. I can’t imagine that I’d ever have to fully remove a post of yours, but on the unlikely chance that I did — or even if I edited it somewhat — I’d be in touch to let you know that I’d done it and be sure you understood why. We’re open and transparent about that type of thing! I’ll mark up posts directly to say something was removed for violating forum rules (or delete a post entirely) and then contact the individual offline about it.

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    September 18, 2019 at 1:13 am #242267

    Mike Carnell
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    @katieBarry With my finely tuned cyber skills it always is a very real probability I screwed it up. Thanks for the reply. It was more of a Darth type post so probably better I didn’t get it on the site.

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    September 20, 2019 at 10:06 am #242304

    Chris Seider
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    @mike-carnell I had to look up the acronym.

    Maybe the safety guy ought to know that acronyms can be a source of misunderstanding leading to accidents. :)

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    September 20, 2019 at 12:37 pm #242305

    Robert Butler
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    @cseider – you had to look it up???!!!  What else could CCPS be except Capacitor Charging Power Supply????  A rather esoteric subject but one, I’m sure, that must be of intense interest to some members of the IsixSigma community.

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    September 23, 2019 at 4:07 pm #242358

    Mike Carnell
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    @cseider i actuall cut and pasted a whole page of acronyms for ccpm. I asked a question with regards to its us in determining how many cows you can put on a certain amount of land. They use the acronym CCPM for that as well. I thought Katie took it down but i just screeed up posting it.

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    September 24, 2019 at 5:08 pm #242371

    Darth
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    @katiebarry, @mike-carnell, @cseider, @rbutler.

    You guys are so lame!!!!  CCPS is Center for Chemical Process Safety.  This is not to be confused with EPSC or European Process Safety Center.  We are having a joint conference Oct 1-2 in Frankfurt, Germany.  The recommended hotel is the Maritim Hotel Frankfurt.  Coincidentally, I have stayed there.  Nice boutique hotel near some great shopping and restaurants.  It will be about Process Safety and BIG DATA.  I hope that I will see you guys there.

    Katie, BTW, deleting half of Mike’s long winded tirades would still leave a hefty post but would be a blessing for those that keep reading on and on and on waiting for him to make his point.  I feel the juices running again LOL.

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