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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
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IN RE: OIL SPILL BY THE OIL RIG

DEEPWATER HORIZON IN THE
GULF OF MEXICO ON APRIL 20, 2010
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Applies to:
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Docket 10-CV-02771,
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IN RE: THE COMPLAINT AND
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PETITION OF TRITON ASSET
LEASING GmbH, et al
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Docket 10-CV-4536,
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v.
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BP EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION,
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INC., et al
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Docket 10-MD-2179
Section J
New Orleans, Louisiana
March 19, 2013
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DAY 14, AFTERNOON SESSION

TRANSCRIPT OF NONJURY TRIAL
BEFORE THE HONORABLE CARL J. BARBIER
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
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Appearances:
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For the Plaintiffs:
Domengeaux Wright Roy

& Edwards, LLC
BY: JAMES P. ROY, ESQ.
556 Jefferson Street, Suite 500
Post Office Box 3668
Lafayette, Louisiana 70502
For the Plaintiffs:
Herman Herman & Katz, LLC

BY: STEPHEN J. HERMAN, ESQ.
820 O'Keefe Avenue
New Orleans, Louisiana 70113
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Appearances:
For the Plaintiffs:
Cunningham Bounds, LLC

BY: ROBERT T. CUNNINGHAM, ESQ.
1601 Dauphin Street
Mobile, Alabama 36604
For the Plaintiffs:
Lewis Kullman Sterbcow & Abramson

BY: PAUL M. STERBCOW, ESQ.
601 Poydras Street, Suite 2615
For the Plaintiffs:
Breit Drescher Imprevento

& Walker, PC
BY: JEFFREY A. BREIT, ESQ.
600 22nd Street, Suite 402
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451
For the Plaintiffs:
Leger & Shaw

BY: WALTER J. LEGER JR., ESQ.
600 Carondelet Street, 9th Floor
For the Plaintiffs:
Williams Law Group, LLC

BY: CONRAD "DUKE" WILLIAMS, ESQ.
435 Corporate Drive, Suite 101
Houma, Louisiana 70360
For the Plaintiffs:
Thornhill Law Firm

BY: TOM THORNHILL, ESQ.
1308 Ninth Street
Slidell, Louisiana 70458
For the Plaintiffs:
deGravelles Palmintier Holthaus

& Frug, LLP
BY: JOHN W. DEGRAVELLES, ESQ.
618 Main Street
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70801
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Appearances:
For the Plaintiffs:
Williamson & Rusnak

BY: JIMMY WILLIAMSON, ESQ.
4310 Yoakum Boulevard
Houston, Texas 77006
For the Plaintiffs:
Irpino Law Firm

BY: ANTHONY IRPINO, ESQ.
2216 Magazine Street
For the United States

of America:
U.S. Department of Justice

Torts Branch, Civil Division
BY: R. MICHAEL UNDERHILL, ESQ.
450 Golden Gate Avenue
7-5395 Federal Bldg., Box 36028
San Francisco, California 94102

of America:

Environment & Natural Resources
Environmental Enforcement Section
BY: STEVEN O'ROURKE, ESQ.
SCOTT CERNICH, ESQ.
DEANNA CHANG, ESQ.
RACHEL HANKEY, ESQ.
A. NATHANIEL CHAKERES, ESQ.
Washington, D.C. 20044

of America:

Torts Branch, Civil Division
BY: JESSICA McCLELLAN, ESQ.
MICHELLE DELEMARRE, ESQ.
JESSICA SULLIVAN, ESQ.
SHARON SHUTLER, ESQ.
MALINDA LAWRENCE, ESQ.
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Appearances:
of America:

Fraud Section
Commercial Litigation Branch
BY: DANIEL SPIRO, ESQ.
KELLEY HAUSER, ESQ.
ELIZABETH YOUNG, ESQ.
Ben Franklin Station
For the State of

Alabama:
Attorney General of Alabama

BY: LUTHER STRANGE, ESQ.
COREY L. MAZE, ESQ.
WINFIELD J. SINCLAIR, ESQ.
500 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery, Alabama 36130
For the State of

Louisiana:
Attorney General of Louisiana

BY: JAMES D. CALDWELL, ESQ.
1885 North Third Street
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804
For the State of

Louisiana:
Kanner & Whiteley, LLC

BY: ALLAN KANNER, ESQ.
DOUGLAS R. KRAUS, ESQ.
701 Camp Street
For BP Exploration &

Production Inc.,
BP America Production
Company, BP PLC:
Liskow & Lewis, APLC

BY: DON K. HAYCRAFT, ESQ.

Production Inc.,
Company, BP PLC:
Kirkland & Ellis, LLP

BY: J. ANDREW LANGAN, ESQ.
HARIKLIA "CARRIE" KARIS, ESQ.
MATTHEW T. REGAN, ESQ.
300 N. Lasalle
Chicago, Illinois 60654
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Appearances:
Production Inc.,
Company, BP PLC:
Covington & Burling, LLP

BY: ROBERT C. "MIKE" BROCK, ESQ.
1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
For Transocean Holdings

LLC, Transocean Offshore
Deepwater Drilling Inc.,
Transocean Deepwater Inc.:
Frilot, LLC
BY: KERRY J. MILLER, ESQ.

Sutherland Asbill & Brennan, LLP

BY: STEVEN L. ROBERTS, ESQ.
RACHEL G. CLINGMAN, ESQ.
1001 Fannin Street, Suite 3700

Munger Tolles & Olson, LLP

BY: MICHAEL R. DOYEN, ESQ.
BRAD D. BRIAN, ESQ.
LUIS LI, ESQ.
355 S. Grand Avenue, 35th Floor
Los Angeles, California 90071

Mahtook & Lafleur

BY: RICHARD J. HYMEL, ESQ.
600 Jefferson Street, Suite 1000
Lafayette, Louisiana 70501

Hughes Arrell Kinchen, LLP

BY: JOHN KINCHEN, ESQ.
2211 Norfolk, Suite 1110
For Cameron International

Corporation:
Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann, LLC

BY: PHILLIP A. WITTMANN, ESQ.
546 Carondelet Street
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Appearances:
For Cameron International
Corporation:
Beck Redden & Secrest, LLP

BY: DAVID J. BECK, ESQ.
DAVID W. JONES, ESQ.
GEOFFREY GANNAWAY, ESQ.
ALEX B. ROBERTS, ESQ.
1221 McKinney Street, Suite 4500
For Halliburton Energy

Services, Inc.:
Godwin Lewis, PC
BY: DONALD E. GODWIN, ESQ.
BRUCE W. BOWMAN JR., ESQ.
FLOYD R. HARTLEY JR., ESQ.
GAVIN HILL, ESQ.
1201 Elm Street, Suite 1700
Dallas, Texas 75270
For Halliburton Energy:

Services, Inc.:
Godwin Lewis, PC
BY: JERRY C. VON STERNBERG, ESQ.
1331 Lamar, Suite 1665
For M-I, LLC:
Morgan Lewis & Bockius

BY: HUGH E. TANNER, ESQ.
DENISE SCOFIELD, ESQ.
JOHN C. FUNDERBURK, ESQ.
1000 Louisiana Street, Suite 4000
Official Court Reporter:
Jodi Simcox, RMR, FCRR

500 Poydras Street, Room HB-406
(504) 589-7780
[email protected]
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Proceedings recorded by mechanical stenography using

computer-aided transcription software.
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Steven Newman
Cross-Examination By Mr. Regan:
Redirect Examination By Mr. Brian:
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Timothy Leo Quirk

Direct Examination Mr. Breit
Cross-Examination By Ms. McClellan:
Cross-Examination By Mr. Maze:
Direct Examination By Mr. Hill:
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AFTERNOON SESSION
(March 19, 2013)
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THE DEPUTY CLERK:
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THE COURT:
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THE COURT:
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MR. GODWIN:
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THE COURT:
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MR. WILLIAMS:
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THE COURT:
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MR. WILLIAMS:
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exhibits used with Mr. Webster's testimony, Your Honor.
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circulated the requisite list, have had -- or heard no
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objections and thus would like to move formally for their
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introduction into evidence.
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objections to the plaintiffs' list of exhibits in conjunction
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with Mr. Webster's testimony?
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Please be seated, everyone.
All right.
MR. GODWIN:
All rise.
Let's see.
Halliburton?
Yes, Your Honor.
Halliburton has no
questions of this witness, Your Honor.

Thank you.
You're welcome.
BP?
Your Honor, do you want to do -- just
to finish up the Webster exhibits?

We can do that.
Okay.
Thank you.
We would formally offer and introduce the
THE COURT:
All right.
We've
Does anyone have any
Hearing none, those are admitted.

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a list of exhibits that we wish to move into evidence used
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during Mr. Webster's deposition -- during Webster's
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examination.
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Transocean would also like to formally move to introduce the
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exhibits that were referenced in cross-examination of Geoff
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Webster.
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objections.
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also have our list of exhibits used in connection with
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Mr. Barnhill's testimony.
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no --
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yet.
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Okay.
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MR. IRPINO:
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THE COURT:
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MR. REGAN:
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(WHEREUPON, STEVEN NEWMAN, having been previously
MR. HAYCRAFT:
THE COURT:
Your Honor, BP does the same.
We have
Any objections?
Without any objections, those are admitted.

MR. KINCHEN:
Your Honor, John Kinchen, Transocean.
We've distributed that list and have received no
THE COURT:
Any objections to Transocean?
Hearing none, those are admitted.

MR. IRPINO:
THE COURT:
Okay.
Judge, Anthony Irpino for the PSC.
We
We've sent those around and received
We've not finished with his testimony
Why don't you wait and we'll do those all together.
Sure.
Anything else before we resume?
All right.
Mr. Regan.
Thank you, Your Honor.
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STEVEN NEWMAN - CROSS
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duly sworn, testified as follows.)
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BY MR. REGAN:
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Q.
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I represent BP, and I have you on cross-examination.
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anything that we've repeated earlier today.
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that, hopefully.
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is in the business -- you say you own rigs and you have a crew
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to operate them.
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Yes.
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Q.
And you believe Transocean is the best in the world when
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it comes to drilling of complex offshore wells; correct?
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I do.
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And the capabilities of Transocean people, to you, they
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are capable of drilling in some of the world's most difficult
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and harsh environments; correct?
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I believe that.
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And you have confidence in them to not only do those
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things, but to do them well; correct?
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BY MR. REGAN:
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Q.
CROSS-EXAMINATION
Good afternoon, Mr. Newman.
Again, my name is Matt Regan.
Mr. Newman, I'm going to endeavor to try not to cover

I'll do my best on
But with respect to Transocean's business, Transocean
Is that fair?
That's the basis of our business.
I do, yes.
MR. REGAN:
I'd like to pull up TREX-5642.
Which is a letter dated March 24th, 2010, to shareholders.

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That must have been about a month into your time as CEO.
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is the cover page on the proxy statement, the annual report.
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BY MR. REGAN:
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went to -- as the cover to Transocean's annual report in late
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March 2010?
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I do.
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Q.
Okay.
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correct?
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Yes.
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Q.
All right.
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TREX-5642.2.1.
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BY MR. REGAN:
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Q.
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Transocean Limited.
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Yes.
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Q.
"Transocean Limited is the world's largest offshore
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drilling contractor and leading provider of drilling management
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services worldwide."
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That's what the document says.
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Q.
As of that time, Transocean had a fleet of 140 mobile
MR. REGAN:
This
If we go to TREX-5642.5.1.
I'll just show you your signature on there.

Do you recall writing and signing this letter that
So this is about a month before April 20th;
MR. REGAN:
If we could turn to page 2,
Just to see if this is fair, there's a description about

Do you see it there?
Correct?
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offshore drilling units, plus three newbuild units; correct?
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And Transocean believes that its fleet was one of the most
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modern and versatile in the world due to its emphasis on
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technically demanding sectors of the offshore drilling
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business; correct?
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A.
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Q.
And it also highlights the fact that Transocean has
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achieved a long history of firsts, in the words of the
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document; correct?
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Q.
Including the first dynamically positioned drillship, and
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some other firsts; right?
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Yes.
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Q.
And at the bottom, it says:
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Lead."
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March of 2010?
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our 2010 proxy statement.
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the Deepwater Horizon's expertise amongst all of those
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140 rigs; correct?
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rig had drilled in 2009 with BP.
"Transocean:
Positioned to
Was that one of the models of the company there in
We used that as the theme for our 2009 annual report and
And in this proxy statement, you specifically highlighted
I think that was on the basis of the type of well that the
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Q.
Go to 5642.4.4.
So again on March 24th, 2010, your letter
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stated that "Transocean continues to be the industry leader in
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technology, which gives us a strong competitive advantage.
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expertise in helping customers drill complex and challenging
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wells is well-documented in deepwater and harsh environments,
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and the latest example in 2009 was our ultradeepwater
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semisubmersible drilling rig, Deepwater Horizon, which drilled
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the deepest oil and gas wells ever while working for BP in the
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U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
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That was a historic achievement, was it not?
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It was.
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It was one that Transocean shared with BP; correct?
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We did, yes.
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That was a well that was designed by BP engineers;
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correct?
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That's correct.
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Q.
That well was drilled by the Transocean Deepwater Horizon
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crew; correct?
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Yes.
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And there were BP well site leaders onboard when that well
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was drilled; correct?
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Our
The well was drilled to a record depth of
35,050 feet, including 4,130 feet of water."

Correct?
I believe so.
That would be the normal circumstances,

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yes.
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That was the team?
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Yes.
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And I recall that in one of your investor speeches, you
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said:
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achievements, we've been there and done that."
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I have used those words in the past.
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And the Transocean Deepwater Horizon, it had been there
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and it had done that.
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had done some pretty amazing things.
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provides the safest, most effective and efficient drilling at
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all water depths."
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I have probably used those words in the past, yes.
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Q.
And you would agree it would be fair for both the public
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and for the operators, like BP, to rely on those type of
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statements; that is, to rely on "Transocean will be providing
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the safest, most effective and efficient drilling"?
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on me making those statements?
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Q.
Just the statements themselves.
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Yes.
"With respect to Transocean's people and their
Do you recall using those words?
The Deepwater Horizon had an exemplary track record and
Now, you've also said in the past that "Transocean
If you're -- are you asking me whether the public can rely
As CEO, you know, I'm taught not to make public

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statements that I don't believe are true; and so, yeah, I
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believe those statements.
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drilling contractors; is that right?
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Yes.
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Q.
And the Deepwater Horizon was top of the market at
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Transocean?
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Q.
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from your testimony in Congress on May 18th, 2010.
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.1.1 then.
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Q.
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respect to that testimony; is that right?
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A.
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MR. REGAN:
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Nope.
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Q.
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in a statement saying that "The well construction process was a
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collaborative effort involving various entities and many
So we have Transocean being top of the market amongst
The Deepwater Horizon was one of our best-performing rigs.

MR. REGAN:
If we could pull up TREX-41215,
And what I have here, Mr. Newman, is your -- an excerpt
MR. REGAN:
I think if we go to the -- try .1.2.
Or
Now, this is a written statement that you gave with
I believe so, yes.

Now, if we can go to .1.3.
All right.
Well, do you recall, Mr. Newman, as we're pulling it up,
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personnel, the well operator, government officials, the
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drilling contractor, the mud contractor, the casing contractor,
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the cement contractor, and others"?
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That's what the document says, yes.
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Q.
All right.
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believed these words when you said them; right?
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Yes.
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Q.
And you believe them to be true today?
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Yes.
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BY MR. REGAN:
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Q.
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think Transocean has a similar one, but really about the
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history of the Deepwater Horizon's drilling from the time it
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went into service through 2010.
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that rig, you're aware that the operator for all of the wells
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that were drilled by the Deepwater Horizon was BP; correct?
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A.
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operator, yes.
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Q.
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talked about Tiber already, but we had Walker Ridge, the
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deepest water depth that had been drilled back in 200 -- end of
I know that's what the document says, but you
MR. REGAN:
Now, if I could pull up D-4341.1.
This is a demonstrative that we have put together.
And with the exception of one well in the life of
As you said, with the exception of one well, BP was the
And what we have here are a few of the successes.
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'04 into '05; right?
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Yes.
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Q.
And these wells -- these wells that we see on D-4341,
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these wells had losses; right?
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when they were being drilled?
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A.
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those wells.
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Q.
So whether they had losses or kicks, you don't know?
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I do not know.
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But you do know they were successfully completed?
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I --
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As far as you know?
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As far as I know, but...
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Q.
The -- you said earlier you considered the Deepwater
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Horizon's performance to be exemplary; correct?
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Yes.
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Q.
And that performance is also a testament to the successful
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collaboration that had taken place amongst all of the various
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entities involved with the wells that were drilled here on this
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page?
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record like that, is if you had a well-performing team.
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Q.
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be hard to choose a better rig than the Deepwater Horizon,
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wouldn't it?
I don't know.
Did these wells have losses
I haven't reviewed the well reports for all
I think that's the only way you could deliver a track
If you had to pick a rig in 2010 to drill a well, it would
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yes.
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well, as of January 2010, that met or exceeded industry
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standard for a MODU drilling deepwater wells; correct?
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I believe so, yes.
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Q.
And the crew, the people on that rig, they met or exceeded
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industry standard for drilling deepwater wells; is that
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correct?
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every Transocean employee, but just to try to orient our
13:45
16
examination and for the Court, I just wanted to highlight a few
13:45
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of the individuals that are either going to be testifying or
13:45
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that have documents that have been shown already this morning
13:46
19
or on prior examinations.
13:46
20
13:46
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president, Mr. Newman?
13:46
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A.
Yes.
13:46
23
Q.
And that was your position as of April 20th, 2010;
13:46
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correct?
13:46
25
A.
A.
The Deepwater Horizon was one of our best-performing rigs,
The equipment on the Deepwater Horizon, as of April --
I believe so, yes.

MR. REGAN:
I'd like to pull up an organizational
Mr. Newman, this is not a complete organization chart of
Do you see yourself on this chart as CEO and
Yes.
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Q.
Again, this is D-4594, if I didn't say that for the
13:46
record.
13:46
13:46
Moore; is that right?
13:46
A.
Yes.
13:46
Q.
Is that the HSE side of the house for Transocean?
13:46
A.
It is.
13:46
Q.
And then you have underneath -- we have Mr. McMahan.
13:46
you see him, vice president of performance?
13:46
10
A.
I do.
13:46
11
Q.
And you talked about Mr. McMahan at some length earlier
13:46
12
today; is that right?
13:46
13
A.
Yes.
13:46
14
Q.
Over on the far left underneath VP of engineering and
13:46
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technology, we see Bill Ambrose.
13:46
16
maintenance and technical support as of that time.
13:46
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sound about right?
13:46
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A.
Yes.
13:46
19
Q.
If we follow the line down from Mr. McMahan, we then have
13:46
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Keelan Adamson, division manager.
13:46
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name today.
13:46
22
A.
Yes.
13:46
23
Q.
Is he now on the board of directors?
13:46
24
A.
Keelan?
13:46
25
Q.
Yes.
And underneath you, you have Adrian Rose and Jimmy
Do
He's the director of

Does that
Do you know?
I think you mentioned his
Is that right?
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A.
No.
Keelan -- today Keelan is our vice president of human
13:47
resources.
13:47
Q.
13:47
13:47
A.
Yes.
13:47
Q.
We know him.
13:47
13:47
A.
Yes.
13:47
Q.
Daun Winslow, Buddy Trahan, and Jerry Canducci.
13:47
10
see them?
13:47
11
A.
Yes.
13:47
12
Q.
All right.
13:47
13
13:47
14
Mr. Kent and Mr. Johnson.
13:47
15
A.
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was the asset rig manager.
13:47
17
13:47
18
Q.
Please do.
13:47
19
A.
On this chart you have depicted Keelan Adamson as working
13:47
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for Larry McMahan.
13:47
21
Q.
Yes.
13:47
22
A.
That's not accurate.
13:47
23
Q.
Is there a different person I have on the chart where he
13:47
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works, or do I have it wrong?
13:47
25
A.
Okay.
You have Steve Hand underneath Mr. McMahan; correct?
We have Mr. Braniff?
Do you
Now we get to the bottom of the left side with

What were their roles, if you know?
Mr. Johnson was the performance rig manager, and Mr. Kent
If I could just point out --
The line would have gone straight up from Keelan Adamson

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up through the business unit performance and directly up that
13:47
way.
13:47
Q.
Okay.
13:47
A.
Yes.
13:47
individual, not a line management.
13:47
Q.
13:48
Deepwater Horizon; right?
13:48
A.
He was the onshore rig manager/performance.
13:48
Q.
The job you had -- similar to the job you had when you
13:48
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were in Brazil and some other places?
13:48
11
A.
13:48
12
really have two individuals filling the role of rig manager.
13:48
13
Back when I did it, the company was organized in a way that you
13:48
14
only had one individual filling the role of rig manager.
13:48
15
here we have two.
13:48
16
Q.
13:48
17
were doing the job where they were the first contact onshore
13:48
18
for the rig; right?
13:48
19
A.
Yes, that's correct.
13:48
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Q.
And as we go to the right side of the page, on the rig, we
13:48
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have Jimmy Harrell.
13:48
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A.
Yes.
13:48
23
Q.
Then we have a maintenance group underneath Mr. Bertone?
13:48
24
A.
Yes.
13:48
25
Q.
And you talked about them earlier today; correct?
So if I just drew that line straight to there?

That's correct.
Larry McMahan was a staff
And Mr. Johnson, he was the onshore rig manager for the
Sort of.
Okay.
If you look at the way this -- this is drawn, we
But it's the same concept.
So
Those two gentlemen
He was the OIM; correct?
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A.
Yes.
13:48
Q.
Then we have the drilling group underneath Mr. Harrell
13:48
with Mr. Ezell, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Anderson, and some others?
13:48
A.
Yes.
13:48
Q.
Again, it's not fully complete, but those are the key
13:48
players; correct?
13:48
A.
Yes.
13:48
Q.
And then we have a maritime group, where Curt --
13:49
Captain Kuchta; David Young, the chief mate; Andrea Fleytas,
13:49
10
the DP operator; and Yancy Keplinger, the DP operator?
13:49
11
A.
Yes.
13:49
12
Q.
All right.
13:49
13
chart just to make sure that we stay oriented as to who had
13:49
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which jobs and where they might be situated.
13:49
15
A.
Okay.
13:49
16
Q.
You talked on your direct about Transocean having -- I
13:49
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think you used the phrase "narrow slice."
13:49
18
up D-4275, which is a POB list, "persons onboard" of the
13:49
19
Deepwater Horizon.
13:49
20
detail today about some of the roles and responsibilities,
13:49
21
generally, like the questions you've already been asked.
13:49
22
13:49
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justice, would it surprise you that the vast majority of the
13:49
24
people on the rig would be Transocean employees?
13:49
25
A.
Okay?
I may refer back and forth to this little
I just want to pull
I'm going to ask you some questions in some
But with respect to the people on the rig, rough
I think that's typically the case on our rigs around the

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world.
13:49
Q.
13:50
be, of the actual people on the rig, generally speaking, the
13:50
drilling contractor's going to have the majority, if not
13:50
75 percent, of the people on the rig?
13:50
A.
13:50
a drilling rig than there are operator personnel or operator
13:50
subcontractor personnel.
13:50
Q.
13:50
10
correct?
13:50
11
A.
13:50
12
Mr. Regan, yes.
13:50
13
Q.
There are no tourists?
13:50
14
A.
No, there are no tourists.
13:50
15
Q.
I'd now like to change to -- there were some questions
13:50
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about Transocean and BP's contractual relationship, and I just
13:50
17
want to ask you a few questions about that, if I might.
13:50
18
13:50
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Transocean and BP?
13:50
20
A.
Yes.
13:50
21
Q.
And I'd like to pull up just a few provisions of it and
13:50
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just confirm that they are consistent with your understanding.
13:50
23
If we could pull up TREX-1356A.20.4.
13:51
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13:51
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So in term of the slice, however narrow or broad it might
There are typically more drilling contractor personnel on
And people are on the rig because they have jobs to do;
That's the only reason for them to be out there,
Now, you understand there is a contract between

You understand that?
What I've pulled up, Mr. Newman, is Article 15 of

that contract, which is TREX-1356A under "Performance of
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Drilling Operations," and the contract states -- 15.1,
13:51
"Operations of Drilling Unit:
13:51
case is Transocean -- "shall be solely responsible for the
13:51
operations of the drilling rig."
13:51
13:51
A.
I do.
13:51
Q.
And it continues on and it says:
13:51
onboard the drilling unit as may be necessary or desirable for
13:51
the safety of the drilling unit."
13:51
10
13:51
11
A.
I do.
13:51
12
Q.
And that's your understanding of one of the terms of the
13:51
13
agreement between BP and TO; correct?
13:51
14
A.
13:51
15
drilling contract, yes.
13:51
16
13:51
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Section 15, which is "Performance of Drilling Operations."
13:51
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BY MR. REGAN:
13:51
19
Q.
13:51
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understanding, I should say, Mr. Newman, that there is a
13:51
21
provision in the contract with respect to prevention of fire
13:52
22
and blowouts?
13:52
23
A.
Yes, that would be consistent with my understanding.
13:52
24
Q.
And it states:
13:52
25
"shall maintain well control equipment in accordance with good
The contractor" -- which in this
Do you see that?
"Including operations
Do you see that?
I think that's -- I think that's an article from the
MR. REGAN:
We'll pull up 1356A.20.4, also in
Are you understanding -- is it consistent with your
"Contractor" -- again, Transocean --
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oilfield practices at all times and shall use all reasonable
13:52
means to control and prevent fire and blowouts and to protect
13:52
the hole and all of the property of the company" -- in this
13:52
case BP.
13:52
13:52
the terms of the contract?
13:52
A.
Generally consistent, yes.
13:52
Q.
You're not aware of any amendment of that term, are you?
13:52
A.
I'm not aware of, no.
13:52
10
13:52
11
BY MR. REGAN:
13:52
12
Q.
13:52
13
which is entitled "Safety," that contractually Transocean
13:52
14
agreed in 17.1 that "Contractor" -- Transocean -- "shall have
13:52
15
the primary responsibility for the safety of all its
13:52
16
operations, shall take all measures necessary or proper to
13:52
17
protect the personnel and facilities, and in addition, shall
13:53
18
observe all safety rules and regulations of any governmental
13:53
19
agency having jurisdiction over operations conducted hereunder.
13:53
20
Contractor shall place the highest priority on safety while
13:53
21
performing the work.
13:53
22
company's safety rules and guidelines as set forth in safety
13:53
23
and health manual of Vastar Resources and the requirements
13:53
24
contained in Exhibit D" -- and it continues:
13:53
25
also have its own safety manual" -- we can go to the next page,
Is that consistent with your understanding of one of
MR. REGAN:
Let me pull up one more, 1356A.22.2.
Again, Mr. Newman, are you aware that, under Article 17,
Contractor shall observe all of the
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at the very top -- "and when contractor's and company's safety
13:53
manuals conflict, contractor's safety manual shall control."
13:53
13:53
the agreement between BP and Transocean?
13:53
A.
These are provisions right out of that contract.
13:53
Q.
And so you understand that under the contract, if there's
13:53
a conflict between Transocean and BP's safety manual,
13:54
Transocean's manual controls?
13:54
A.
That's what the contract says.
13:54
10
Q.
We talked about a bridging document -- I'm done with that.
13:54
11
13:54
12
said you have the same arrangement with every customer you
13:54
13
worked for; that is, Transocean has a safety system, the
13:54
14
operator or customer has a safety system, and you look at the
13:54
15
two of them and determine whether or not you need to bridge.
13:54
16
Is that fair?
13:54
17
A.
That's a general approach, yes.
13:54
18
Q.
All around the world?
13:54
19
A.
Yes.
13:54
20
Q.
Including the Gulf of Mexico?
13:54
21
A.
Including the Gulf of Mexico, yes.
13:54
22
Q.
Now, the concept of a bridging document, just to be clear
13:54
23
for the Court, that, in concept, is, if you identify a
13:54
24
difference between the policies, you need to bridge between
13:54
25
them.
Are those terms consistent with your understanding of
We talked about a bridging document, and I think you
Is that fair?
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A.
That's the general purpose of the bridging document, yes.
13:54
Q.
But if you both -- if the operator has a consistent policy
13:54
and you have a consistent policy, there's no need for a bridge;
13:54
correct?
13:54
A.
That's correct.
13:54
Q.
And again, that's how it happens every day of the week in
13:54
your business, regardless of who the operators are, all around
13:55
the world?
13:55
A.
That is our general approach to business, yes.
13:55
10
Q.
You also understand that there are regulations that apply,
13:55
11
not just to the operators under United States law, not just to
13:55
12
the operator, but also to the contractor with respect to steps
13:55
13
needed to be taken to keep wells under control.
13:55
14
familiar with that?
13:55
15
A.
Yes.
13:55
16
Q.
Okay.
13:55
17
talked a little bit already about it, but Transocean is
13:55
18
responsible for maintenance of any of the equipment that it
13:55
19
owns on the rig; correct?
13:55
20
A.
Yes, that's true.
13:55
21
Q.
And Transocean provides the maintenance crew, we've
13:55
22
already talked about; correct?
13:55
23
A.
Yes.
13:55
24
Q.
Transocean is responsible for the maintenance of the BOP
13:55
25
on the Deepwater Horizon; correct?
All right.
You're
With respect to the equipment, you
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A.
Yes.
13:55
Q.
Transocean is responsible for training the drilling crew
13:55
on the Deepwater Horizon; correct?
13:55
A.
Yes.
13:55
Q.
Transocean is responsible for providing well control
13:55
training, specifically, to the members of the rig crew to whom
13:56
it pertains; correct?
13:56
A.
For the members -- yeah, for Transocean's employees, yes.
13:56
Q.
On the maritime side, Transocean is responsible for
13:56
10
providing the maritime crew; correct?
13:56
11
A.
Yes.
13:56
12
Q.
And Transocean is responsible for training the maritime
13:56
13
crew; correct?
13:56
14
A.
Yes.
13:56
15
Q.
And with respect to the BOP in specific, we've had some
13:56
16
testimony already about BOP pods and batteries in BOP pods.
13:56
17
Would you agree that the batteries in the BOP and
13:56
18
whether they were charged or not charged, that question and
13:56
19
that maintenance issue is a Transocean responsibility?
13:56
20
A.
13:56
21
ours and the pods are ours and the batteries within those pods
13:56
22
are ours, that's our responsibility to maintain and operate
13:56
23
that equipment.
13:56
24
Q.
13:56
25
Transocean was responsible for complying with MMS regulations
Yeah.
I think earlier I said that, because the BOP is
And more broadly, as the supplier and owner of the BOP,
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with respect to the BOP; correct?
13:57
A.
13:57
supplier of the BOP.
13:57
Q.
13:57
owner --
13:57
A.
Yes.
13:57
Q.
-- Transocean was responsible for complying with MMS
13:57
regulations as to the BOP; correct?
13:57
A.
Yes.
13:57
10
Q.
Now, there were modifications that were made to the BP --
13:57
11
or Deepwater Horizon's BOP over the course of its ten-year
13:57
12
history?
13:57
13
A.
Yes.
13:57
14
Q.
You have general knowledge?
13:57
15
A.
General knowledge, yes.
13:57
16
Q.
With respect to drawings or other recordations of those
13:57
17
modifications, that would have been a Transocean responsibility
13:57
18
to keep that information; correct?
13:57
19
A.
Yes, yes.
13:57
20
Q.
I'd like to now turn to the safety management system.
13:57
21
had a fair number of questions about that.
13:57
22
13:57
23
you have trust in BP's safety management system and the
13:57
24
relationship between Transocean and BP.
13:57
25
generally?
We were certainly the owner.
Cameron was the original
We were the owner.
But my question was a little more specific.
As the
You
Now, you were asked about the idea of trust, whether
Do you recall that
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A.
Yes.
13:58
Q.
Okay.
13:58
safety system for what you control.
13:58
words.
13:58
A.
Yes.
13:58
Q.
And that's true for BP and for Transocean; correct?
13:58
A.
Yes.
13:58
Q.
And so there's mutual trust on those issues; correct?
13:58
A.
I think so, yes.
13:58
10
Q.
It's a two-way street?
13:58
11
A.
Yes.
13:58
12
Q.
BP puts its trust it Transocean for its safety policies
13:58
13
for what Transocean controls; and Transocean may put trust in
13:58
14
BP for BP's policies for what BP controls?
13:58
15
A.
Yes.
13:58
16
Q.
And again, is that consistent with the way it works all
13:58
17
around the world?
13:58
18
A.
Yes.
13:58
19
Q.
Now, you were -- I just want to do this right off the bat.
13:58
20
You were shown some deposition testimony from Mr. John Baxter.
13:58
21
Do you recall that?
13:58
22
A.
13:58
23
13:58
24
Now, I think you said you have -- you should have a

I think those were your
Does that sound fair?
Fair?
Generally, yes.
I do.
MR. REGAN:
If we could put up Mr. Baxter's
testimony, deposition, page 175.
25
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13:58
Q.
13:58
You were shown lines 14 and 15.
13:59
13:59
for the State of Alabama?
13:59
A.
Yes.
13:59
Q.
I'd like to show you the question and answers that precede
13:59
this.
13:59
13:59
10
13:59
11
leased continuously since its creation in the Gulf of
13:59
12
Mexico.
13:59
13
13:59
14
did not have the OMS system apply to it?
13:59
15
true?"
13:59
16
13:59
17
line 19?
13:59
18
A.
Yes.
13:59
19
Q.
And he says:
13:59
20
"ANSWER:
13:59
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I take that back.
13:59
22
contracting any service which is -- and I can't recall the
13:59
23
words, but they're not on a BP entity -- then the business
14:00
24
which is contracting in that service reviews the safety
14:00
25
management system that the contractor is using.
I think you were shown two lines from that deposition.
Do you recall being shown those two lines by counsel
So if we could start with page 174, line 13.

Now, the question starts on line 13:
"QUESTION:
Now, so BP is using this MODU that it has
"Is it your testimony that the Deepwater Horizon

First of all, is that
And do you see Mr. Baxter's answer starting at
There was no requirement to apply -- sorry,

OMS requires that where BP is
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question then is, is that safety" -- go to the next
14:00
page -- "management system -- will it deliver the same --
14:00
let me remember the words.
14:00
deliver the same intent as OMS.'
14:00
14:00
kind of gap assessment.
14:00
then what, if anything, additional should be applied?
14:00
14:00
14:00
10
14:00
11
14:00
12
A.
Yes.
14:00
13
Q.
And were you shown that by the counsel for the State of
14:00
14
Alabama?
14:00
15
A.
No.
14:00
16
Q.
And that conflict that's described by Mr. Baxter, that an
14:00
17
operator will look at the contractor's safety management
14:00
18
system, determine if there are any gaps, determine if there
14:00
19
needs to be a bridge, and then proceed forward with mutual
14:01
20
trust of each other, that's what you see every day in your
14:01
21
business; correct?
14:01
22
A.
14:01
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globe.
14:01
24
Q.
That's industry standard, isn't it?
14:01
25
A.
It is general industry standard for the operator to have a
It's something like 'it will
"The BP business is then required to carry out some

And the point is that the question is
"And, of course, MAR is an element of OMS, taking an

isolation, one, may not be the right thing to do.
The other
thing is that MAR is a very high-level risk assessment."

Do you see that question and do you see that answer?
That is a -- that's not an uncommon occurrence across the
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safety management system and the contractor to have a safety
14:01
management system, and for there to be a pretty thorough
14:01
comparison of those two safety management systems.
14:01
there are gaps or differences, those need to be bridged.
14:01
Q.
And if there are no gaps, then you proceed at peace?
14:01
A.
Yes.
14:01
Q.
Now, I want to talk about your safety management system.
14:01
14:01
14:01
10
14:01
11
14:01
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14:02
13
from Senator Murkowski, who asked you if you have any
14:02
14
additional safety measures or modification procedures as a
14:02
15
result of incident, you said:
14:02
16
consistent standard of policies and procedures, maintenance
14:02
17
practices, and operating practices across the Transocean fleet
14:02
18
throughout the world."
14:02
19
I'm going to stop there.
14:02
20
Do you recall giving that answer?
14:02
21
A.
It's helpful to read it.
14:02
22
Q.
Okay.
14:02
23
as to that.
14:02
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company management system; is that right?
14:02
25
A.
MR. REGAN:
And if
If we could pull up 216.71.1 --
2016.7D-1.1.
This is an excerpt from your testimony on May 11th,
2010.
Mr. Newman, do you recall, in response to a question
"Senator, we operate a
Yes.
I just -- that's all I wanted, to just refresh you

The system you are referring to is the Transocean
Yes.
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Q.
And that CMS system at Transocean serves as a governing
14:02
document.
14:02
various functional policies and procedures that are part of the
14:02
overall system?
14:02
A.
Yes.
14:02
Q.
And it's Transocean's general practice to have its CMS
14:02
govern on its rigs rather than an operator -- operating
14:03
management system; correct?
14:03
A.
14:03
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our people to our safety management system, and we expect them
14:03
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to operate our safety management system.
14:03
12
rigs that are changing contracts frequently, they're not having
14:03
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it change every time we change a contract.
14:03
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consistent set of policies and procedures.
14:03
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Q.
14:03
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sure that they know "We're working under Transocean's system"?
14:03
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A.
14:03
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safety management is independent of the customer we work for;
14:03
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it's independent of the operator -- of the area we operate in;
14:03
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it's independent of the type of rig we operate on.
14:03
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procedures that comprise our safety management system.
14:03
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Q.
14:03
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Exhibit 5474.102.1.
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And then there's -- below it, or underneath it, are
Yeah.
That's our preference because, you know, we train
And consequently, on
They're operating a
You find it less confusing for your employees, to make
Yes.
What I tell our people is that our approach to
We have a standard -- standard set of policies and
Let's turn to that, and just be brief.
But
This is TREX-5474.
This is a work chart that comes out of the

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Deepwater Horizon operations integrity case.
I think you might
14:04
be able to see those words at the top.
14:04
A.
Yes.
14:04
Q.
And you know what an operations integrity case is; right?
14:04
A.
Yes.
14:04
Q.
And that's one of the documents that's put together as
14:04
part of Transocean's assessments of conducting safe operations?
14:04
A.
It is part of our safety management system.
14:04
Q.
I just want to briefly describe.
14:04
10
14:04
11
14:04
12
A.
Yes.
14:04
13
Q.
And, in fact, I think I have a demonstrative that's easier
14:04
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to read than this.
14:04
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14:04
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BY MR. REGAN:
14:04
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Q.
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company management system.
14:04
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A.
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comprehensive company management system.
14:05
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Q.
14:05
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to the top, those are worldwide, companywide policies; right?
14:05
25
A.
You see "Levels," this
"hierarchy of risk management documents."

Do you see that on the right side?
MR. REGAN:
So, Diane, could we pull up D-4595.
hope it's easier to read.

There, I can read that better.
This is the hierarchy within Transocean, correct, of the
Yeah.
Right?
I think this is a graphical depiction of our
And Level 1 and 1B, these ones here, kind of half the page
Between Level 1, Level 1A, and Level 1B, those are the
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worldwide documents.
14:05
Q.
Level 2A and 2B, those are regional-type policies; right?
14:05
A.
Yes.
14:05
Q.
And then Level 3, down here at the bottom, those would be
14:05
location-specific or rig-specific policies; correct?
14:05
A.
Yes.
14:05
Q.
So this is the Transocean Deepwater Horizon operations
14:05
integrity case.
14:05
"Deepwater Horizon," and then the various manuals or policies
14:05
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and procedures, they're in Level 3; right?
14:05
11
A.
Yes.
14:05
12
Q.
Okay.
14:05
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Transocean to ensure that management expectations are
14:05
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communicated, understood, and implemented effectively; right?
14:05
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A.
Yes.
14:05
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Q.
Okay.
14:06
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corner.
14:06
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14:06
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Level 1A, do you see that box?
14:06
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A.
Yes.
14:06
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Q.
All right.
14:06
22
14:06
23
14:06
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14:06
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So we see at Level 3 they all say
Now, this system is prepared or maintained by
I want to just focus just briefly on the top left
I think you talked about it.

But this health and safety policies and procedures,
That's TREX-1449.
And forgive me, before I get do that, let me do one

other thing.
With respect to the Macondo well, did you see the
drilling program where it expressly said which safety policy
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was going to apply for drilling this well?
Did you see that?
14:06
A.
No.
14:06
Q.
Have you seen that?
14:06
A.
No.
14:06
Q.
Let me pull it up, 41222.31.1.
14:06
All right.
14:06
And then I'll bring up 7685.1.4, which is the
14:07
transmission of that drilling program to the OIM in February of
14:07
2010 to the Horizon.
14:07
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Do you see that there on the screen?
14:07
11
Let me now go to the first page of that program,
14:07
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14:07
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14:07
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the exhibit and go to -- sorry -- 7685.4.1.
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it right here.
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BY MR. REGAN:
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Q.
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for the Macondo well.
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under "Well information and well objectives, our H, S and E
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objective is zero incidents, no harm to people, environment, or
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equipment.
14:07
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Transocean's health and safety management system on the
14:07
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Horizon."
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A.
This is the drilling program.
which I think is -MR. REGAN:
All right.
Diane, if we could just come back into

Pardon me.
I have
7685.4.1.
This is the first page of the drilling program

And do you see there on the first page,
We will accomplish this by:"
And the first bullet is:
"Fully implementing
Do you see that?
Yes.
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Q.
And that's consistent with what we've been talking about
14:07
in the last ten minutes.
14:08
A.
Broadly speaking, I think so, yes.
14:08
Q.
Let's go back now to that policy document I had up a
14:08
minute ago, which is 1449.5.3 -- 1449.
14:08
14:08
stop-the-job authority, and the Court has heard about
14:08
stop-the-job authority.
14:08
helpful to hear it from you.
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10
14:08
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Transocean's safety management system; correct?
14:08
12
A.
Yes.
14:08
13
Q.
It's something that you talk about with your employees
14:08
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every time you're out there around them; right?
14:08
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A.
Yes.
14:08
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Q.
It's both they have the right to stop the job, but they
14:08
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have the obligation to exercise that authority if they see
14:08
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something that they don't understand or they think is unsafe or
14:08
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they think shouldn't proceed; correct?
14:08
20
A.
Yes.
14:08
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Q.
And that's a fundamental part of the safety management
14:08
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system; right?
14:08
23
A.
It is.
14:08
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Q.
So if a well site leader tried to direct a Transocean rig
14:08
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hand to do something that the rig hand thought was unsafe or
Fair?
Now, you were asked a few questions about
But just -- I think it would be
Stop-the-job authority is a key component in
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didn't understand, it doesn't matter who asked the rig hand to
14:09
do it, he's entitled and obligated to stop that job; is that
14:09
right?
14:09
A.
Absolutely.
14:09
Q.
And that's not just a Transocean policy; that's the way
14:09
the oil and gas business works.
14:09
A.
Yes.
14:09
Q.
You've heard about that policy on your competitors' rigs;
14:09
right?
14:09
10
A.
14:09
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the general approach taken across the industry.
14:09
12
Q.
14:09
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policy statement that you signed.
14:09
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there what we just said.
14:09
15
interrupt an operation to prevent an incident from occurring";
14:09
16
correct?
14:09
17
A.
14:09
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Q.
And there's been no change in that policy; right?
14:09
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A.
No.
14:09
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Q.
Similarly, if a Transocean employee feels like he doesn't
14:09
21
have enough information about the job he's about to do,
14:09
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stop-the-job authority would kick in; correct?
14:10
23
A.
Yes.
14:10
24
Q.
All right.
14:10
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think by Mr. Brian, about what your role is for safety.
Right?
Maybe not.
I would agree with your prior statement, which is that's
All right.
And in 1449.5.4 there's health and safety

And it expressly says in
"Each employee has the obligation to
With respect to safety, you were asked, I
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you described three things:
Make sure that a system exists;
14:10
make sure that the people that you hire understand the system
14:10
and execute against it; and set expectations to make sure
14:10
people are meeting them.
14:10
Number 4, which is "intervene where necessary."
14:10
A.
Yes.
14:10
Q.
Do I have it right?
14:10
A.
Yes.
14:10
Q.
Good.
14:10
10
actually has some specific obligations for the chief executive
14:10
11
officer; correct?
14:10
12
A.
I believe it probably does, yes.
14:10
13
Q.
First, let me show you 1449.20.1.
14:10
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Mr. Cunningham's drawing, but I did note in the document that
14:10
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there was a drawing in there that actually had a description
14:10
16
of -- from the OIM to the CEO, how the line management for HSE,
14:10
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or for safety, works at Transocean.
14:10
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A.
Yes.
14:11
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Q.
And is that a fair depiction of how you would get from the
14:11
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OIM through the various levels of management up to the CEO with
14:11
22
respect to safety?
14:11
23
A.
Yes.
14:11
24
Q.
Let me now go to 1449.15.1.
14:11
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And I think sometimes you threw in a
But within the health and safety policy, it
And I didn't get to see
Do you see that depicted on the screen?
Again, we're in that Level 1 document.

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4708
14:11
it?
There's a provision about the chief executive officer?
14:11
A.
Yes.
14:11
Q.
And it says:
14:11
responsible for the health, safety, and welfare of all
14:11
personnel working at company installations, facilities, and
14:11
offices."
14:11
14:11
correct?
14:11
A.
14:11
10
Q.
And you understand that to be the case.
14:11
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role, are ultimately responsible for the health, safety, and
14:11
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welfare of all personnel working at Transocean installations,
14:11
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facilities, and offices; correct?
14:11
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A.
As CEO, I'm ultimately responsible for a lot of things --
14:11
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Q.
And the way you --
14:11
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A.
-- including health, safety, and welfare.
14:12
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Q.
And the way you discharge that ultimate responsibility
14:12
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that you own, as per the policy, is you clarify expectations,
14:12
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you hire competent people to carry them out, you track their
14:12
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performance, and you intervene where necessary.
14:12
21
A.
14:12
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management.
14:12
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Q.
14:12
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the work of the people below you, the 19,000 people at
14:12
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Transocean; correct?
"The chief executive officer is ultimately
And then it details some specific responsibilities;
That you, in that
Is that fair?
Yeah, I think that's a good description of an approach to
You have ultimate responsibility, but you're not doing all
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A.
No.
14:12
Q.
You can't do everything --
14:12
A.
Yes, that is correct.
14:12
Q.
Right.
14:12
responsibility through expectations, through hiring competent
14:12
people, tracking their performance, and intervening where
14:12
necessary; right?
14:12
A.
Yes.
14:12
Q.
Let me show you 1449.123.1.
14:12
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saw in this document.
14:13
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START programs, Task Risk Assessment, MAHRAs.
14:13
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about operations integrity case.
14:13
13
14:13
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conversation here and for the Court.
14:13
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TREX-1449, page 123.
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14:13
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the levels of risk management within Transocean?
14:13
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A.
Yes.
14:13
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Q.
We see here the pencil on the side, "increasing complexity
14:13
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and severity of risk," up the side; right?
14:13
21
A.
Yes.
14:13
22
Q.
The THINK procedures that are written here, both verbal,
14:13
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individual, written, that's what we talked about earlier today;
14:13
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correct?
14:13
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A.
So you try to discharge that ultimate
This is another chart that I
You were asked about THINK procedures,

I just asked you
I was hoping that this chart might organize our

This is from the document
Do you see this as a representation, graphically, of
You used the word "procedures."
I think what that says is
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"process"; "THINK planning process, individual, verbal, and
14:13
written."
14:13
Q.
All right.
14:13
A.
And then you get to task-specific THINK procedures.
14:13
Q.
Okay.
14:13
14:13
and then some things above the line; correct?
14:13
A.
Yes.
14:13
Q.
And the things above the line include the operations
14:13
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integrity case -- that's at the very top; right?
14:14
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A.
Yes.
14:14
12
Q.
There was an operations integrity case done for the
14:14
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Deepwater Horizon; correct?
14:14
14
A.
Yes.
14:14
15
Q.
There's an issue of a safety case.
14:14
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refers to?
14:14
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A.
14:14
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there is a requirement for an analysis of safety on the rig,
14:14
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and that document is referred to as a safety case.
14:14
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Q.
14:14
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assessment; correct?
14:14
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A.
Yes.
14:14
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Q.
And then there's HAZOP or HAZID.
14:14
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studies you've done; correct?
14:14
25
A.
Yes.
I skipped that one.
You're right.
Then we have a line here, "shore-based resources,"
Yes.
Okay.
Do you know what that
In some highly regulated regimes around the world
There's the MAHRA, or major accident hazard risk
Those are other types of
Yeah, hazard identification and hazard operability

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analysis.
14:14
Q.
14:14
only just an OIC, but it also had a MAHRA done; correct?
14:14
A.
Yes.
14:14
Q.
Just a couple questions about the THINK procedures, then I
14:14
want to turn to that MAHRA.
14:14
14:14
a THINK procedure might work.
14:14
about sling lockers.
14:15
10
discussing?
14:15
11
A.
14:15
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you might apply the THINK planning process at the individual
14:15
13
level.
14:15
14
Q.
14:15
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conducting a negative test; correct?
14:15
16
A.
There would be a THINK plan.
14:15
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Q.
There would be a THINK plan.
14:15
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maybe it would be written, but there would be a THINK plan for
14:15
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conducting a negative test; correct?
14:15
20
A.
I would expect there to be, yes.
14:15
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Q.
You would expect there to be a THINK plan for displacing
14:15
22
the riser; correct?
14:15
23
A.
14:15
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that's undertaken on our drilling rigs.
14:15
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Q.
So for the Deepwater Horizon, though, we know it had not
You gave an example, I think to Mr. Brian, about how
Yeah.
And I think you were talking
I think that was what you were
I mean, that was a simplified task to describe how
Understood.
There also would be a THINK procedure for
Maybe it would be verbal,
I would expect there to be a THINK plan for every task
So you would expect for the positive test, the negative

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test, displacing the riser, and on down the line?
14:15
A.
14:15
task.
14:15
Q.
14:15
for the Deepwater Horizon with respect to negative tests?
14:15
you seen those?
14:15
A.
As a result of the litigation, I believe I have, yes.
14:16
Q.
And have you seen THINK plans that were prepared for
14:16
displacement of the riser?
14:16
10
A.
I don't recall.
14:16
11
Q.
But fundamentally, that procedure, the THINK procedure, is
14:16
12
designed to have people stop before they take action, think
14:16
13
about what they're going to do, talk to the people they're
14:16
14
going to do it with, make sure they're clear on what's going to
14:16
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happen, consider the risks, and only then proceed?
14:16
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A.
14:16
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THINK planning process, is that before the crew or any
14:16
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individual in the crew undertake a task, they conduct a THINK
14:16
19
plan to make sure that they can carry out that task safely and
14:16
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efficiently.
14:16
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Q.
14:16
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accident hazard risk assessment.
14:16
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14:16
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14:17
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I would expect a THINK plan to be undertaken for every
And have you seen written THINK plans that were prepared
Have
That is the -- that's the fundamental expectation of the
Okay.
I'd like to now turn to the Transocean major
Now, still on this same document, 1449, let me pull

1449.132.1.
Now, a few preliminary questions, Mr. Newman.
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were shown some testimony from Dr. Bea.
Do you remember seeing
14:17
that on your direct examination?
14:17
A.
I do.
14:17
Q.
And I think you were asked about whether Transocean could
14:17
do a risk assessment about all risks inherent in the well.
14:17
you remember that?
14:17
A.
I do.
14:17
Q.
And I think you said you couldn't.
14:17
risk assessment for the things that Transocean controls and the
14:17
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things Transocean does; correct?
14:17
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A.
Yes.
14:17
12
Q.
All right.
14:17
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that's applicable to your own activities; right?
14:17
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A.
Yes.
14:17
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Q.
Okay.
14:17
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of a -- under the policy is -- let me just read it.
14:17
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14:17
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14:17
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One, "the Major Hazard Risk Assessment, MHRA."
14:18
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Two, "the HSE (or safety) Case."
14:18
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And three, "the Operations Integrity Case (OIC).
14:18
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"Every vessel on the Transocean fleet must have a
14:18
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14:18
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14:18
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You could only do a
So it applies -- you can do a risk assessment
And this is what a risk assessment -- the purpose
It says:
"Transocean has three processes to provide
assurance that major hazards are effectively managed.
current version of a MHRA, Safety Case, or OIC."

Do you see that?
A.
Do
Yes.
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Q.
And the Deepwater Horizon had two of them.
It had a MHRA
14:18
and an OIC; correct?
14:18
A.
I believe that's true, yes.
14:18
Q.
And then for definitions, to make sure we're all on the
14:18
same page, it's defined.
14:18
(MHRA) shows that major hazards have been identified, the risk
14:18
associated with those hazards has been qualitatively assessed,
14:18
and the preventive and mitigating controls necessary to reduce
14:18
the risk to ALARP have been identified."
14:18
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14:18
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A.
As low as reasonably practical.
14:18
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Q.
And that's a term that comes out of both the safety case
14:18
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concept and also some of the process safety discussions; right?
14:18
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A.
14:18
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14:19
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major accident hazard risk assessment for the Horizon.
14:19
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like to go to .2.1 in the same exhibit, TREX-2187.
14:19
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BY MR. REGAN:
14:19
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Q.
14:19
20
for 2004 signed by John Keeton?
14:19
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A.
I do.
14:19
22
Q.
And he is confirming that this major accident hazard risk
14:19
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assessment has been performed and that it identified the
14:19
24
reasonably foreseeable hazards that might lead to a major
14:19
25
accident; correct?
"A Major Hazard Risk Assessment
ALARP stands for?
Yes.
MR. REGAN:
Let me pull up 2187.1.2.
This is the
I'd
Do you see there's a statement of approval of the document
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A.
14:19
Q.
And Mr. Keeton is confirming, by virtue of his signature,
14:19
that it has been demonstrated that adequate controls are in
14:19
place so that HSE risks on the Horizon can be considered both
14:19
tolerable and ALARP, as low as reasonably practicable; correct?
14:19
A.
14:19
Q.
And then he goes on to approve it; correct?
14:19
A.
He has signed the document, yes.
14:19
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BY MR. REGAN:
14:20
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Q.
14:20
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concentrated on identifying major accident hazards.
14:20
13
following is a list of the possible hazards for
14:20
14
semisubmersibles engaged in exploration or development
14:20
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drilling."
14:20
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14:20
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A.
Yes.
14:20
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Q.
And that list of hazards applies to any MODU operated by
14:20
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Transocean in the oceans of the world.
14:20
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A.
Yes.
14:20
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Q.
I want to focus on just a couple of them because a couple
14:20
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have already been covered.
14:20
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blowout at drill floor."
14:20
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14:20
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MR. REGAN:
Now let's go to 2187.5.
There's a list of scenarios, and it says:
"The study
The
Do you see that?
Is that fair?
I want to focus on "reservoir
Do you see that?

A.
Yes.
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Q.
Let's turn to 2817.178.1.
This is the chart similar to
14:20
what you went through, I think, with Mr. Cunningham,
14:20
identifying the hazards.
14:20
do you see that?
14:20
A.
Yes.
14:20
Q.
It also identifies the consequences of that event:
14:20
environmental impact.
14:20
fatalities.
14:20
vessel."
14:20
10
14:21
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A.
I do.
14:21
12
Q.
And then it lists the preventions; correct?
14:21
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A.
Yes.
14:21
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Q.
And the first prevention listed to avoid the hazard of a
14:21
15
reservoir blowout at the drill floor is "well control
14:21
16
procedures and training of drill crew in well control";
14:21
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correct?
14:21
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A.
14:21
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Q.
The well control procedures and the training of the drill
14:21
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crew in well control is a Transocean responsibility; correct?
14:21
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A.
Yes.
14:21
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Q.
The second prevention of a reservoir blowout is
14:21
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"maintenance and testing of BOPs and other subsea and well
14:21
24
control equipment"; correct?
14:21
25
A.
"Reservoir blowout (at drill floor),"
"Major
Multiple personnel injuries and/or
Major structural damage and possible loss of
Do you see that?
That's what the document say also.

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4717
14:21
Q.
Maintenance and testing of BOPs and other subsea and well
14:21
control equipment, that's a Transocean responsibility; correct?
14:21
A.
Yes.
14:21
Q.
The third prevention of a reservoir blowout at the drill
14:21
floor is "instrumentation and indication of well status";
14:21
correct?
14:21
A.
14:21
Q.
And that's referring to the HITEC system, or it could be,
14:21
in the olden days, just more rotary-type gauges --
14:22
10
A.
The geolograph.
14:22
11
Q.
Literally the gauges, the computer screens, the data, the
14:22
12
things that are used by people to understand what's going on in
14:22
13
the well; correct?
14:22
14
A.
I think that's what that would refer to, yes.
14:22
15
Q.
And instrumentation and indication of well status, that's
14:22
16
a Transocean responsibility; correct?
14:22
17
A.
14:22
18
status, in addition to other companies out there doing that as
14:22
19
well.
14:22
20
Q.
14:22
21
the well are the drillers; correct?
14:22
22
A.
Correct.
14:22
23
Q.
And the driller works in the driller's cabin or driller's
14:22
24
shack or doghouse; correct?
14:22
25
A.
We do have instrumentation and indication of the well
But the person with the primary responsibility to watch
Yeah, that what we call it.

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4718
14:22
Q.
The epicenter of instrumentation and the indication of
14:22
well status is that doghouse or driller's shack or driller's
14:22
cabin; correct?
14:22
is --
14:22
A.
14:22
indication of well status.
14:22
Q.
14:22
floor is "hydrocarbon combustible gas detection system";
14:23
correct?
14:23
10
A.
14:23
11
Q.
And that detection system on the Horizon, that's a
14:23
12
Transocean responsibility; correct?
14:23
13
A.
14:23
14
is Transocean's system, yes.
14:23
15
Q.
14:23
16
drill floor is "redundant BOP controls"; correct?
14:23
17
A.
14:23
18
Q.
And we've already agreed that the BOP controls are a
14:23
19
Transocean responsibility?
14:23
20
A.
Yes.
14:23
21
Q.
Those preventions that we've just listed, the five
14:23
22
preventions of a reservoir blowout at the drill floor, those
14:23
23
are the same types of preventions you would expect to see,
14:23
24
frankly, on any of your rigs with respect to this risk;
14:23
25
correct?
Yes.
That's where the bulk of that information
The driller has access to the instrumentation and
The fourth prevention for a reservoir blowout at the drill
The system that was installed permanently on the Horizon
And the fifth prevention of a reservoir blowout at the
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4719
14:23
A.
Yes.
14:23
Q.
Those are industry standard preventions for reservoir
14:23
blowouts; correct?
14:23
A.
Yes.
14:23
Q.
Then with respect to mitigations, do you see, as listed
14:23
there in the column Emergency Response Procedures, "ability to
14:23
move off station; firefighting capabilities; ability to
14:23
evacuate the rig; availability of medical treatment, including
14:23
medivac; redundant BOP controls; passive fire protection in
14:24
10
highly populated areas of vessel; and EX-rated equipment to
14:24
11
prevent ignition of blowout"?
14:24
12
14:24
13
primarily Transocean responsibilities; correct?
14:24
14
A.
No.
14:24
15
Q.
Which are not?
14:24
16
A.
Availability of medical treatment, including medivac.
14:24
17
Typically, the medivac element of it would be provided by the
14:24
18
customer.
14:24
19
Q.
14:24
20
Transocean responsibilities?
14:24
21
A.
Yes.
14:24
22
Q.
Again, are those standard mitigations in the industry for
14:24
23
this risk?
14:24
24
A.
Yes.
14:24
25
Q.
Okay.
All of those mitigations are Transocean -- are
Excluding the medivac, are the rest of the mitigations
Generally standard, yes.

Mr. Cunningham showed you a similar page for gas in
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14:24
the riser.
14:24
14:24
BY MR. REGAN:
14:24
Q.
14:24
failure.
14:24
A.
I do.
14:24
Q.
And the prevention -- it indicates consequences.
14:24
prevention is testing, inspection, and maintenance; correct?
14:24
A.
14:24
10
Q.
Also, failure of hydraulic supply.
14:25
11
A.
I do.
14:25
12
Q.
The same preventions; correct?
14:25
13
A.
14:25
14
Q.
And those testing, inspections, and maintenance, again,
14:25
15
would be led by Transocean; correct?
14:25
16
A.
Yes.
14:25
17
Q.
All right.
14:25
18
chain of command on the Deepwater Horizon.
14:25
19
topics.
14:25
20
14:25
21
control or authority between the OIM and the master.
14:25
22
are you able to tell us, Mr. Newman, with respect to that chain
14:25
23
of command, when authority was transitioned from the OIM to the
14:25
24
master?
14:25
25
A.
MR. REGAN:
I'd like to turn to 2187.212.1.
There's also identified -- hazards of BOP component

Do you see that?
And the
Do you see that?
With respect to -- I'll ask you about the

I'm going to change
Okay?
We heard some testimony about the transition of
Do you --
Well, under the statutory framework, the master always,

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14:25
always has overriding authority, particularly in the event of
14:25
an emergency, such as what occurred.
14:25
Q.
14:25
that -- of the handover?
14:25
A.
When the emergency response team musters on the bridge.
14:26
Q.
So visually seeing the muster would then be the evidence
14:26
that there had been a transition from a drilling issue of the
14:26
OIM to the master -- from a maritime issue to the master?
14:26
A.
14:26
10
center, the captain would understand that he has overriding
14:26
11
authority.
14:26
12
Q.
14:26
13
sorry -- 5643.
14:26
14
you recognize this?
14:26
15
A.
Yes.
14:26
16
Q.
And it was something that you authorized; correct?
14:26
17
A.
Yes.
14:26
18
Q.
It was in connection with a merger that had taken place
14:26
19
in -- earlier in 2007; correct?
14:27
20
A.
The merger took place at the end of November 2007.
14:27
21
Q.
Okay.
14:27
22
entity would operate on day one going forward; correct?
14:27
23
A.
Yes.
14:27
24
Q.
Okay.
14:27
25
document; is that right?
Okay.
And what constitutes an emergency for purposes of
Well, as individuals gathered in the emergency response
Let me put up TREX-5643.
This is a November 20th, 2007 --
This is a November 20th, 2007 memorandum.
Do
So it was preparations for how the new combined
Again, you were one of the approvers of this
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14:27
14:27
14:27
page, Diane, I think we might have Mr. Newman's name.
14:27
BY MR. REGAN:
14:27
Q.
Do you see your name there as an approver?
14:27
A.
Yes.
14:27
14:27
BY MR. REGAN:
14:27
Q.
14:27
10
command, "There will be no changes to the current chain of
14:27
11
command and rig organization on Transocean or GlobalSantaFe
14:27
12
rigs on Day 1"?
14:27
13
14:27
14
manager will remain overall responsible for the health, safety,
14:27
15
and welfare of all persons and all activities conducted
14:27
16
on board their respective rig.
14:27
17
obligated to take whatever actions he considers necessary to
14:27
18
prevent injury, loss of life, damage to equipment/structure,
14:28
19
and/or loss of rig and well operation integrity."
14:28
20
14:28
21
A.
Yes, you did.
14:28
22
Q.
And was that statement true when you approved the
14:28
23
document?
14:28
24
A.
Yes.
14:28
25
Q.
Well control.
A.
I recall seeing it, yes.

MR. REGAN:
MR. REGAN:
If you just go down to the bottom of the
If we can go to 5643.4.1.
Now, in this memorandum, did you write, for rig chain of
And as we've highlighted:
"The offshore installation
The OIM is authorized and
Do I read that correctly?
To you, well control, in terms of

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14:28
maintaining well control, requires awareness and vigilance,
14:28
identification and recognition of an indication of a loss of
14:28
well control, and the requirement to then take prompt and
14:28
appropriate action; is that right?
14:28
A.
Yes.
14:28
Q.
Now, kicks -- I think you might have been asked this, but
14:28
kicks themselves in an exploration well are not a surprising
14:28
event, are they?
14:28
A.
They're not uncommon.
14:28
10
Q.
Right.
14:28
11
they're going to happen, but you prepare for them because you
14:28
12
know it's a possibility; correct?
14:28
13
A.
14:28
14
prompt, appropriate action, the awareness part is to remain
14:29
15
vigilant.
14:29
16
Q.
14:29
17
gas wells, regardless of what the plan is, regardless of what
14:29
18
the prognosis is, regardless of what the engineering is,
14:29
19
there's always one -- or in this case two people whose job it
14:29
20
is to, in essence, assume everything's going to go wrong, we're
14:29
21
going to have a situation that we're going to need to respond
14:29
22
to quickly.
14:29
23
A.
14:29
24
a need for that high level of awareness, understanding, and
14:29
25
recognition and the prompt, appropriate action.
They're unanticipated, meaning you don't know when
Under this framework of awareness, recognition, and
Right.
And in this business in drilling deepwater oil and
Is that right?
I don't think that's unique to deepwater.
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I think there's
4724
14:29
Q.
That's because drilling wells is a dynamic process.
14:29
you have to be ready for something that's unanticipated.
14:29
That's why drillers constantly monitor the well; right?
14:29
A.
Yes.
14:29
Q.
Loss returns, loss return events, in your experience,
14:29
Mr. Newman, are those rare things in drilling deepwater wells?
14:29
A.
No, they're not uncommon.
14:30
Q.
Use of loss circulation material, is that a rare thing to
14:30
happen?
14:30
10
A.
That's the general approach to curing loss returns.
14:30
11
Q.
With respect to the well control manual itself --
14:30
12
14:30
13
BY MR. REGAN:
14:30
14
Q.
14:30
15
10 minutes ago, we see the well control handbook is Level 1B;
14:30
16
correct?
14:30
17
A.
Yes.
14:30
18
Q.
It applies wordwide; correct?
14:30
19
A.
Yes, it does.
14:30
20
Q.
The Horizon didn't have its own well control manual, and
14:30
21
the Nautilus has its own, and the DD3 has its own.
14:30
22
control handbook for Transocean is a global policy; correct?
14:30
23
A.
It is.
14:30
24
Q.
Irrespective of the operator, irrespective of the
14:30
25
location; correct?
MR. REGAN:
If we could pull up D-4595.1.
It's
D-4595.1.
In this hierarchy of documents that we talked about
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The well
4725
14:30
A.
That's correct.
14:30
Q.
Now, with respect to -- the judge has heard a fair amount
14:30
about this.
14:31
person with responsibility on Transocean rigs to constantly
14:31
monitor the well and shut it in if they believe it's flowing is
14:31
the driller; correct?
14:31
A.
Our driller has that responsibility, yes.
14:31
Q.
And the driller has the responsibility to shut it in if he
14:31
has any indication that something's happening that may not be
14:31
10
right?
14:31
11
A.
I think that's part of the prompt, appropriate action.
14:31
12
Q.
And it's the policy of Transocean that the driller or the
14:31
13
person doing the driller's function has to shut the well in as
14:31
14
quickly as possible if a kick is detected or suspected;
14:31
15
correct?
14:31
16
A.
14:31
17
action.
14:31
18
Q.
14:31
19
tours, that's true on all of your rigs; correct?
14:31
20
A.
Yes.
14:31
21
Q.
And when you were in Brazil on the Petrobras work, and the
14:31
22
rig manager drilling wells for Texaco on the TO97, the driller
14:31
23
was the person with the responsibility to watch the well;
14:32
24
correct?
14:32
25
A.
Yes.
But with respect to monitoring the well, the
I think that's part of the prompt, appropriate
And when you visit the five or six Transocean rigs in your
Trinidad.
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14:32
Q.
Oh, Trinidad?
14:32
A.
Yes, yes.
14:32
Q.
And we saw your chart of the -- I think it was D-6730,
14:32
D-6730.
14:32
14:32
A.
That's what the chart says, yes.
14:32
Q.
On every single one of those wells, who had responsibility
14:32
to watch the well?
14:32
A.
From Transocean's perspective, the driller does.
14:32
10
Q.
And that idea, well monitoring, that's something that's
14:32
11
totally under the control of Transocean; correct?
14:32
12
A.
14:32
13
that responsibility.
14:32
14
that do that same thing.
14:33
15
Q.
14:33
16
driller has to understand.
14:33
17
monitoring function, is it contingent in any way on the type of
14:33
18
cement that's being used in a well, this well-monitoring
14:33
19
responsibility?
14:33
20
A.
No.
14:33
21
Q.
Is it contingent in any way on the type of casing that's
14:33
22
being run in the hole?
14:33
23
A.
No.
14:33
24
Q.
Is the well-monitoring responsibility of the driller
14:33
25
contingent on the jewelry that's being used on the casing or
6,795 wells around the world, 2005 to 2009; correct?
We have an individual, the driller, who is tasked with
Okay.
The customer has a number of other folks
You used a phrase on your direct about things a

With respect to this well
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14:33
centralizers or liner or long string or any of those things?
14:33
A.
No.
14:33
Q.
Is it contingent in any way on the pore pressure frac
14:33
gradient analysis or assessments?
14:33
A.
No.
14:33
Q.
Is it contingent on any stage in the operation in between
14:33
the time a BOP goes on the well and the time a BOP comes off?
14:33
A.
14:33
14:34
10
BY MR. REGAN:
14:34
11
Q.
14:34
12
is not a document that you would have received, but I'd just
14:34
13
like to use it for my question.
14:34
14
Exhibit 7651.
14:34
15
14:34
16
Steve Woelfel?
14:34
17
A.
I do.
14:34
18
Q.
Do you know John Keeton and Dan Reudelhuber, who received
14:34
19
it?
14:34
20
A.
I do.
14:34
21
Q.
And Mr. Woelfel wrote:
14:34
22
control - one of more important aspects of our business and one
14:34
23
that we are 100 percent responsible/accountable for when the
14:34
24
sh*t hits the fan.
14:34
25
that the toolpusher, OIM, you, me, Jurgen [sic], and on up to
No.
MR. REGAN:
Let me pull up 7651.1.3.
This is a document -- in fairness to you, Mr. Newman, this
This is a document from 2004,
Do you know the gentleman that wrote this document,
"Core Drilling Competence.
Well
Do the drillers/ADs know in their hearts
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14:34
Bob Long expects/100 percent supports them to SI if there are
14:34
any questions/doubts?
14:35
the company man wants to do."
14:35
14:35
A.
Yes.
14:35
Q.
And Bob Long is the CEO of Transocean in 2004; correct?
14:35
A.
Yes.
14:35
Q.
You are the CEO of Transocean today and you were in April
14:35
of 2010; correct?
14:35
10
A.
Yes.
14:35
11
Q.
Do you expect 100 percent support for drillers and ADs to
14:35
12
shut in if there are any questions or doubts?
14:35
13
A.
Absolutely.
14:35
14
Q.
I'd like to turn now to TREX-4255.
14:35
15
questions about a summary document that Transocean had put
14:35
16
together.
14:35
17
14:35
18
the third.
14:35
19
BY MR. REGAN:
14:35
20
Q.
14:35
21
14:35
22
A.
Yes.
14:35
23
Q.
And I'm going to try not to repeat some of the questions
14:35
24
that were asked before.
14:35
25
Not an area where we wait to see what
Do you see what I just read?
MR. REGAN:
You were asked some
Go to the second page there.
Maybe it's
I apologize.
It's the summary of well control events from 2005 to 2009.

Do you see that?
MR. REGAN:
But if I could pull up D-4418.1, which I

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14:36
guess is a demonstrative taken out of this exhibit.
14:36
BY MR. REGAN:
14:36
Q.
14:36
5,000 wells.
14:36
that?
14:36
A.
Yes.
14:36
Q.
329 kicks; correct?
14:36
A.
14:36
Q.
142 that were ballooning, and you explained to the Court
14:36
10
what "ballooning" is; right?
14:36
11
A.
Yes.
14:36
12
Q.
Okay.
14:36
13
correct?
14:36
14
A.
14:36
15
14:36
16
BY MR. REGAN:
14:36
17
Q.
14:36
18
this earlier.
14:36
19
you had a demonstrative up.
14:37
20
kicks below and above 20 barrels.
14:37
21
A.
Yes.
14:37
22
Q.
And Transocean refers to above 20 barrels as a red zone
14:37
23
kick; correct?
14:37
24
A.
Yeah.
14:37
25
Q.
And then there's a reference by Mr. Cunningham to six rigs
Again, statistically, from 2005 to 2009, almost

There were 556 well control events.
Do you see
And 306 of those kicks were on exploration wells;

MR. REGAN:
If we could turn to 4255.20.3.
Just briefly, this is -- talks about -- you were shown

Percentage 84 percent and 14 percent, I think
It talked about the difference of
Do you recall that?
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4730
14:37
in 2009 having unloaded their drilling risers.
Do you recall
14:37
those questions?
14:37
A.
I do.
14:37
Q.
Those six rigs, the 711, the M. G. Hulme, Jr., the DAS,
14:37
the DD1, the 702, and the ATN, those were not rigs drilling
14:37
wells for BP, were they?
14:37
A.
14:37
DD1 works for BHP, the Hulme works for E&I.
14:37
Shell.
14:37
10
14:37
11
14:37
12
BY MR. REGAN:
14:37
13
Q.
14:38
14
representation from 2005 to 2009 of kick events in the red
14:38
15
zone; correct?
14:38
16
A.
14:38
17
Q.
Correct.
14:38
18
on a Transocean rig in that four-year period, it would be on
14:38
19
this chart.
14:38
20
A.
14:38
21
Q.
And it represents the year, the rig, the client, and then
14:38
22
the size of the kick; right?
14:38
23
A.
Yes.
14:38
24
Q.
And in that four-year period, Mr. Newman, there was not a
14:38
25
single red zone kick on a Transocean rig drilling a well for
711 works for Shell, the Americas works for Statoil, the
702 works for
The Actinia was not working for BP, but I can't
remember who it was working for.

MR. REGAN:
I'd like to now turn to 4255.44.3.
This is from the same document, and this is a graphical
So if there was a kick greater than 20 barrels
That's what it represents; correct?
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4731
14:38
BP; correct?
14:38
A.
14:38
Q.
We have got Shell, Petrobras, Total, TTT, RIL, which is
14:38
Reliance, Anadarko, the oil -- the Chinese company, CNOOC.
14:39
Those are major operators; correct?
14:39
A.
Some of them are, yes.
14:39
Q.
But during that time period, BP was one of Transocean's
14:39
largest clients, was it not?
14:39
A.
Yes.
14:39
10
Q.
And as one of its largest clients, using a large
14:39
11
proportion of Transocean rigs relative to its competitors, not
14:39
12
a single red zone kick; right?
14:39
13
A.
Not according to this chart.
14:39
14
Q.
Now, you also tracked things called "precautionary
14:39
15
shut-ins."
14:39
16
earlier today.
14:39
17
A.
14:39
18
14:39
19
BY MR. REGAN:
14:39
20
Q.
14:39
21
this would be all events, red zone or otherwise; is that
14:39
22
correct?
14:39
23
A.
I think so, yes.
14:40
24
Q.
And we do see BP on this chart, again, the same four-year
14:40
25
period.
I think you mentioned that briefly to the Court

Do you recall that?
Yes.
MR. REGAN:
Let's go to 4255.62.4.
This is a summary of well control events by client.
They're listed right here in the fifth line?

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So
4732
14:40
A.
Yes.
14:40
Q.
So over that four-year period, 17 kicks, 10 loss/gain
14:40
events.
14:40
A.
Yes.
14:40
Q.
Which client of Transocean led the way in having the
14:40
highest number of precautionary shut-ins in that four-year
14:40
period?
14:40
A.
14:40
shut-ins conducted on BP operations than any other customer.
14:40
10
Q.
14:40
11
something, I think you said, they shut it in, but it turns out
14:40
12
it was a false alarm, they were being extra cautious?
14:40
13
A.
14:40
14
precautionary shut-in.
14:40
15
Q.
14:40
16
over the four-year period of 2005 to 2009, as one of the
14:40
17
largest clients of Transocean, BP wells, BP rigs working with
14:41
18
TO, not a single kick over 20 barrels, with the highest number
14:41
19
of precautionary shut-ins; correct?
14:41
20
A.
I think that's what the data says.
14:41
21
Q.
And that data is consistent with safe operation, isn't it?
14:41
22
A.
It's an element of safe operations, yes.
14:41
23
Q.
In this same document there was a phrase, a section shown
14:41
24
to you with respect to the riser unloading events about --
14:41
25
And over here we have precautionary shut-ins; right?
According to this document, there were more precautionary
And a precautionary shut-in is where someone sees
Yes.
Generally, that's an accurate description of a
And so if we put this chart together with the last one,
MR. REGAN:
Let's go to 4255.21.3.
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BY MR. REGAN:
14:41
Q.
14:41
it again.
14:41
14:41
14:41
14:41
A.
14:41
Q.
Okay.
14:41
to avoid a riser unloading event, was there?
14:42
10
A.
I don't think so, no.
14:42
11
Q.
The same would be true with respect to April 20th.
14:42
12
riser unloading event that happened on April 20th could have
14:42
13
been avoided "through the application of fundamental well
14:42
14
control practices, such as treating every positive indicator as
14:42
15
a kick, shutting in quickly, and taking returns through the
14:42
16
choke whenever in any doubt whatsoever"; correct?
14:42
17
A.
14:42
18
recognition, and prompt action.
14:42
19
Q.
14:42
20
riser unloading event that took place on April 20th could have
14:42
21
been avoided through the application of fundamental well
14:42
22
control practices?
14:42
23
A.
14:42
24
there's recognition and prompt appropriate action.
14:42
25
me, is fundamental well control.
Mr. Cunningham asked you about this.
I just want to ask
This is about the riser unloading event.

It says:
"These can be avoided through the
application of fundamental well control practices."

Do you see that?
There was not a need for a new policy or procedure
The
I think that falls into the category of vigilance,
But you agree with me that the events of April 20th -- the
I characterize fundamental well control practices when
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Q.
TREX-48093.1.1.
You were asked about M.G. Hulme, Jr.
14:42
just wanted to ask you about one document that came out of that
14:43
investigation from Mr. Hand.
14:43
A.
Mr. Hand worked in your well construction group.
14:43
Q.
And here do you see, with respect to the M.G. Hulme --
14:43
have you seen this document before, Mr. Newman?
14:43
A.
I think so, in the context of all the litigation.
14:43
Q.
Just briefly, he says:
14:43
problems on the MGH were:
14:43
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14:43
11
14:43
12
14:43
13
14:43
14
14:43
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procedures to shut in would have resulted in a standard well
14:43
16
control operation."
14:43
17
14:43
18
A.
Yes.
14:43
19
Q.
And is that the same thing we just talked about, that
14:43
20
again, the idea of recognizing a kick when the pump's off,
14:43
21
there are standard well control procedures that are already in
14:43
22
place that are designed to avoid that from happening?
14:44
23
A.
Yes.
14:44
24
Q.
Do you know if -- the investigations done on the
14:44
25
M.G. Hulme, Jr. or the Sedco 711 incident, do you know if those
Who is Mr. Hand?
Do you know?
"Unless I'm missing something, the
"They expected to drill into a gas zone and did not

pick up any indicators, and so did not flow-check.
"Number two, took a kick when the pumps were off and
didn't notice it.
"If they had recognized the kick, then following the
Do you see that?
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were ever provided to BP?
14:44
A.
I don't.
14:44
Q.
With respect to Sedco 711, just a few questions.
14:44
agree that in that incident in December of 2009, the BOP was
14:44
activated and worked effectively to provide a barrier and stop
14:44
the flow of oil?
14:44
A.
Yes.
14:44
Q.
Do you agree that if the BOP there had not shut in the
14:44
well, that for the Sedco 711 there was a possibility for a
14:44
10
blowout that would result in potential for escalation of that
14:44
11
incident?
14:44
12
A.
Yeah.
14:44
13
Q.
You, Mr. Newman, have not done any assessments about the
14:45
14
level of collaboration or communication that occurred between
14:45
15
BP and Transocean on the Deepwater Horizon, have you?
14:45
16
A.
I have not, no.
14:45
17
Q.
So you're readily familiar with the generic process that
14:45
18
happens on a rig, the idea of twice daily meetings, pre-job
14:45
19
meeting, etc.; correct?
14:45
20
A.
Yeah.
14:45
21
Q.
But as to the content of any such meeting, what was
14:45
22
discussed by whom, you're not the witness for that; correct?
14:45
23
A.
No.
14:45
24
Q.
With respect to any pre-spud analysis that was done by
14:45
25
Transocean on the Macondo well, you would not be the witness
Do you
I agree with that hypothetical statement, yes.
That's a standard approach around the world.
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for that; correct?
14:45
A.
No.
14:45
Q.
You are aware that Transocean does have policies that
14:45
require pre-spud meetings?
14:45
A.
Yes.
14:45
Q.
With respect to any pre-spud checklist, again, that would
14:45
not be you; correct?
14:45
A.
Correct.
14:45
Q.
The well advisor program, are you familiar with that?
14:45
10
A.
Yes.
14:46
11
advisor program.
14:46
12
Q.
14:46
13
14:46
14
Transocean well advisor program was used by the Deepwater
14:46
15
Horizon to review the well as it was being drilled, do you have
14:46
16
any firsthand knowledge as to the use of that well advisor
14:46
17
program?
14:46
18
A.
No.
14:46
19
Q.
Do you know what the purpose of the well advisor program
14:46
20
is?
14:46
21
A.
14:46
22
program is to provide our people, who don't have a lot of
14:46
23
drilling/engineering experience, with a simplified approach to
14:46
24
identifying wells along sort of the continuum of complexity.
14:46
25
So well advisor will tell you whether this is a simple,
Sort of generically.
Yes, I know we have a well
I took that from the look you just gave me.

But again, with respect to whether or not the
Generally speaking, yeah.
The purpose of the well advisor
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straightforward well or a more challenging and complex well.
14:46
That's the purpose, is just to alert our people.
14:46
Q.
14:46
they understand the activities that are going to be taking
14:47
place on that well?
14:47
A.
14:47
said, well advisor is designed to alert our people when the
14:47
well they're preparing to drill for the customer is a little
14:47
bit more complex.
14:47
10
14:47
11
what you indicated as an objective.
14:47
12
Q.
14:47
13
that are used on rigs?
14:47
14
A.
Yes.
14:47
15
Q.
Forward plans?
14:47
16
A.
Generally, yes.
14:47
17
Q.
You have not looked at five-day planners, the forward
14:47
18
plans that were exchanged between Transocean and BP during the
14:47
19
drilling of the MC252 No. 1 well, have you?
14:47
20
A.
No.
14:47
21
Q.
You were asked some questions about the negative test, or
14:47
22
you discussed it, both generically and the concept in
14:48
23
connection with Transocean's criminal plea.
14:48
24
questions on that.
14:48
25
It's a way that the Transocean crew can make sure that
I'm not sure that's the purpose of well advisor.
As I
I think there are other mechanisms for accomplishing
You're familiar with five-day planners, daily planners
I just have a few
Again, just to confirm, Mr. Newman, you obviously

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were not on the Horizon on April 20th; correct?
14:48
A.
I was not.
14:48
Q.
You were not a witness to the activity that took place
14:48
during the negative test; correct?
14:48
A.
That is correct.
14:48
Q.
Do you understand that there are gentlemen who will be
14:48
testifying in this trial who were present and who did witness
14:48
those activities?
14:48
MR. BRIAN:
Objection, argumentative.
14:48
10
THE COURT:
Sustained.
14:48
11
BY MR. REGAN:
14:48
12
Q.
14:48
13
who were percipient witnesses of the negative tests as to what
14:48
14
took place?
14:48
15
A.
What was the term you used?
14:48
16
Q.
"Percipient," people that saw it, heard it, touched it,
14:48
17
tasted it --
14:48
18
A.
No, I was not there.
14:48
19
Q.
You did receive an e-mail on April 21st with respect to
14:48
20
the -- from Keelan Adamson; correct?
14:49
21
14:49
22
you received, Mr. Newman, on April 21st, around 1:00 in the
14:49
23
afternoon, 2010; correct?
14:49
24
A.
14:49
25
Q.
Okay.
Cumulative.
Would you defer, Mr. Newman, to the testimony of people
Do you defer to that?
Do you recall that?
Let me pull it up, 1472.1.3.
This is an e-mail that
And in this e-mail that was sent to you, you were

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advised by Mr. Adamson:
"We have spoken to Jimmy Harrell, OIM.
14:49
He advises that he was very aware of the rig operations.
14:49
had only spoken with TP, Randy Ezell, ten minutes before the
14:49
incident.
14:49
test.
14:49
riser over to water in preparation to set P & A plug."
14:49
14:49
A.
Yes.
14:49
Q.
You received that at about 1:00 in the afternoon the day
14:50
10
after the Horizon blew up; correct?
14:50
11
A.
14:50
12
afternoon Houston time or 1:00 in the afternoon Geneva time.
14:50
13
Q.
14:50
14
14:50
15
questions about Transocean's allocution.
14:50
16
No. is 63213.
14:50
17
you approved and recommended to be approved by Transocean;
14:50
18
correct?
14:50
19
A.
Yes.
14:50
20
Q.
And I just wanted to ask you a few questions.
14:50
21
14:50
22
negative test, I'd like to pull up 63213.13.1.
14:50
23
BY MR. REGAN:
14:50
24
Q.
14:50
25
duties, "Transocean and BP were required to monitor the well
He
They had conducted successful inflow test/pressure
No flow on the flow check.
They had turned the well and
Do you see that?
Yes.
To be clear, I don't know whether that's 1:00 in the
All right.
Well, we're familiar with that issue.
Lastly, with respect to -- you were asked some

I think the exhibit
Again, just to confirm, this is a document that
MR. REGAN:
With respect to the paragraphs on the
In the allocution, Transocean agreed that as part of its
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and take appropriate action during the negative test in
14:51
accordance with the standard of care applicable in the
14:51
deepwater oil exploration industry"; correct?
14:51
A.
14:51
14:51
BY MR. REGAN:
14:51
Q.
14:51
line Transocean agreed that "Transocean and BP observed
14:51
pressure buildup on the drill pipe multiple times.
14:51
10
commenced, but did not complete, investigation of the pressure
14:51
11
anomalies."
14:51
12
A.
14:51
13
14:51
14
BY MR. REGAN:
14:51
15
Q.
14:51
16
line says, "BP's well site leaders eventually instructed
14:51
17
defendant Transocean, and defendant Transocean agreed, to begin
14:51
18
monitoring the negative testing on the kill line instead of the
14:51
19
drill pipe"; correct?
14:51
20
A.
14:51
21
Q.
Next sentence says that "Both BP and defendant Transocean
14:51
22
continued to observe abnormal pressure on the drill pipe while
14:51
23
monitoring the kill line for flow"; correct?
14:51
24
A.
That's that the document says.
14:51
25
Q.
Transocean agreed that "Based on the lack of flow in the

MR. REGAN:
Go to .13.2.
You can read the whole paragraph.
But again, in the last
The crew
Correct?

MR. REGAN:
Go to .13.3.
I think you might have been shown this one, but the top
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kill line, the negative testing ultimately was deemed
14:52
successful, notwithstanding the continuing abnormal pressure on
14:52
the drill pipe"; correct?
14:52
A.
14:52
Q.
Transocean agreed that "BP and defendant Transocean did
14:52
not take further steps to investigate the source of the
14:52
abnormal drill pipe pressure, which was neither correctly
14:52
explained nor remediated"; correct?
14:52
A.
14:52
10
MR. BRIAN:
14:52
11
He misread the third sentence.
14:52
12
He said that Transocean agreed that it was deemed successful.
14:52
13
That's not what it states.
14:52
14
MR. REGAN:
I didn't mean to misread it.
14:52
15
MR. BRIAN:
It says:
14:52
16
the kill line, the negative testing ultimately was deemed
14:52
17
successful, notwithstanding the continued abnormal pressure on
14:52
18
the drill pipe."
14:52
19
BY MR. REGAN:
14:52
20
Q.
14:52
21
Mr. Brian just read, is it true that Transocean agreed in its
14:52
22
allocution to the sentence that Mr. Brian just read, which
14:52
23
says, "Based on the lack of flow in the kill line, the negative
14:52
24
testing ultimately was deemed successful, notwithstanding the
14:52
25
continued abnormal pressure on the drill pipe"?

Your Honor, I'm actually going to object.
I ask that that be read again.
"Based on the lack of flow in
It does not say that --
Let me clarify it.
With respect to the sentence that
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14:52
A.
We agreed with the document.
14:53
Q.
Thank you.
14:53
14:53
Transocean agreed with these provisions as well, that is, that
14:53
"Transocean's conduct violated its duty to exercise well
14:53
control in accordance with the standard of care applicable in
14:53
the deepwater oil exploration industry"; correct?
14:53
A.
14:53
Q.
And Transocean agreed to that; correct?
14:53
10
A.
We did agree to the document, yes.
14:53
11
Q.
And you also agreed to paragraph 15, which reads,
14:53
12
"Transocean's negligent conduct, together with the negligent
14:53
13
conduct of others, was a proximate cause of the blowout and the
14:53
14
discharge of certain quantities of oil and natural gas from the
14:53
15
Macondo well into the Gulf of Mexico"; correct?
14:53
16
A.
14:53
17
Q.
Now, the blowout that took place, after the blowout there
14:53
18
was then gas in the rig, fire, and explosion; correct?
14:53
19
A.
Yeah.
14:53
20
Q.
And after the fire and explosion, the rig burned for two
14:54
21
days; correct?
14:54
22
A.
For about two days, yeah.
14:54
23
Q.
And then it sank on April 22nd; correct?
14:54
24
A.
Yes.
14:54
25
And with respect to 63213.14.1, paragraphs 14 and 15,
MR. REGAN:
Thank you, Mr. Newman.

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questions I have.
14:54
THE COURT:
Cameron?
14:54
MR. JONES:
Cameron has no questions of Mr. Newman.
14:54
THE COURT:
M-I.
14:54
MR. TANNER:
14:54
THE COURT:
14:54
14:54
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:54
Q.
14:54
10
14:54
11
be very brief.
14:54
12
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:54
13
Q.
14:54
14
Mr. Cunningham about the 2009 well control event report.
14:55
15
you have that document in mind?
14:55
16
A.
Yes.
14:55
17
Q.
And specifically about something called a "riser unloading
14:55
18
event."
14:55
19
A.
Yes.
14:55
20
Q.
What is a riser unloading event?
14:55
21
A.
Simply speaking, a riser unloading event is when the
14:55
22
influx -- it only happens on -- first of all, it only happens
14:55
23
on a floating drilling operation when you have a riser above
14:55
24
the BOP, between the BOP and the rig.
14:55
25
event happens when the influx is allowed to migrate above the
No questions, Your Honor.

Back to Transocean.
REDIRECT EXAMINATION
Good afternoon, Mr. Newman.

MR. BRIAN:
Good afternoon, Your Honor.
I'm going to
You were asked this morning by myself and then by

Do
Do you have that in mind?
And a riser unloading
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14:55
BOP.
So the driller shuts the BOP in but doesn't catch all of
14:55
the influx that can be above the BOP.
14:55
14:55
riser, it expands as it migrates; and so you can have a
14:55
situation with a riser unloading event where you have some
14:55
amount of hydrocarbons on the rig floor or exiting through the
14:56
diverter lines.
14:56
Q.
Is a riser unloading event the same as a blowout?
14:56
A.
No.
14:56
10
Q.
How are they different?
14:56
11
A.
A blowout is uncontrolled flow from the reservoir.
14:56
12
means the well is not closed in.
14:56
13
14:56
14
but you didn't catch it quick enough, and so you have influx in
14:56
15
the riser that unloads the riser.
14:56
16
riser.
14:56
17
Q.
14:56
18
Mr. Cunningham, about the M.G. Hulme, Jr. incident.
14:56
19
have that in mind?
14:56
20
A.
Yes.
14:56
21
Q.
And you were asked about changes in the well control
14:56
22
manual that occurred as a result of that.
14:56
23
mind?
14:56
24
A.
14:56
25
And then as that influx continues to migrate up the
That
A riser unloading event means the well is closed in
It relates solely to the
You were asked this morning, both by myself and
Do you have that in
Yes.
MR. BRIAN:
Let's pull up TREX-5650, 5650.

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Do you
4745
14:56
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:56
Q.
Is that the first page of the M.G. Hulme incident report?
14:56
A.
Yes.
14:56
Q.
And do you recall that that incident took place on --
14:56
occurred on February 20th, 2009?
14:57
A.
14:57
can certainly say that that's what the document says.
14:57
remember that the incident took place on February --
14:57
Q.
14:57
10
14:57
11
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:57
12
Q.
14:57
13
manual, is it not?
14:57
14
A.
Yes.
14:57
15
Q.
And can you see down in the corner, right there, the date
14:57
16
of that?
14:57
17
A.
Yes.
14:57
18
Q.
That's March -- is that March 31st, 2008?
14:57
19
A.
Yes, that's what the document says.
14:57
20
14:57
21
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:57
22
Q.
14:57
23
manual; correct?
14:57
24
A.
Yes.
14:57
25
Q.
And that date is what?
If you -- if you turn to the page where that date is, I

I don't
The document will be in evidence.

MR. BRIAN:
Let's pull up TREX-52545.
Now, that's a portion of the Transocean well control
MR. BRIAN:
Now, let's pull up TREX-52546.
This appears to be a later revision of the well control
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14:57
A.
March 31st, 2009.
14:57
Q.
Prior to the April 20th, 2010 incident; correct?
14:58
A.
Yes.
14:58
14:58
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:58
Q.
14:58
compares the first two pages of two versions of the well
14:58
control manual we just looked at, does it not?
14:58
A.
14:58
10
14:58
11
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:58
12
Q.
Do you see that?
14:58
13
A.
Yes.
14:58
14
Q.
And the language "Once the BOP is closed, monitor the
14:58
15
riser for flow and be prepared to divert if necessary," was
14:58
16
that added to the well control manual on or about March 31st,
14:58
17
2009?
14:58
18
A.
Yes.
14:58
19
Q.
And that's as a result of incident of the MG Hulme, is it
14:59
20
not?
14:59
21
A.
Yes.
14:59
22
Q.
About a month or so after the incident took place?
14:59
23
A.
Yes.
14:59
24
MR. BRIAN:
So let's pull up D-6726.1.
This is a demonstrative that we prepared.
This simply
Yes.
MR. BRIAN:
Let's pull up D-6726.2.
According to the revisions, yes.
MR. BRIAN:
Let's go to D-6726.3.
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14:59
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:59
Q.
14:59
Section 8, Subsection 4, Items 9 and 9.3," that language was
14:59
also added to the manual on or about March 31st, 2009, was it
14:59
not?
14:59
A.
14:59
"flow."
14:59
Q.
14:59
14:59
10
BY MR. BRIAN:
14:59
11
Q.
14:59
12
be prepared to divert if necessary."
14:59
13
14:59
14
of approximately March 31st, 2009?
14:59
15
A.
14:59
16
Q.
Now, I want to pull up --
14:59
17
14:59
18
TREX-52658.1.
15:00
19
BY MR. BRIAN:
15:00
20
Q.
15:00
21
Bridge Crew Members Aboard the Deepwater Horizon on April 20th,
15:00
22
2010."
15:00
23
15:00
24
That language -- "monitor the riser for flowing, refer to
Yes.
I think you said "flowing."
The document says
I'm sorry.
MR. BRIAN:
This language:
Now, let's pull up D-6726.4.
"Subsea BOPs.
Monitor riser for flow and
Was that language added to the well control manual as
MR. BRIAN:
Which is in evidence, Your Honor --
This is a summary chart, "Training of Well Control and
MR. BRIAN:
Can we -- Mr. Nickels, can you pull up,
first, page 4 of the TREX-52658.4, Miles Ezell.
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15:00
BY MR. BRIAN:
15:00
Q.
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training on December 4th, 2009?
15:00
A.
15:00
Q.
And is it the practice of Transocean to train pursuant to
15:00
the manual, as revised, that's in effect as of the date of the
15:00
training?
15:00
A.
Yes.
15:00
Q.
So if the manual was revised in March of 2009, would that
15:01
10
revised version have been the basis for the training that
15:01
11
Mr. Ezell received on December 4th, 2009?
15:01
12
A.
Yes.
15:01
13
Q.
Let's now turn to TREX-52658.12.
15:01
14
training for Dewey Revette.
15:01
15
on April 20th, 2010, wasn't he, sir?
15:01
16
A.
Yes.
15:01
17
Q.
And he received IADC WellCAP supervisor training on
15:01
18
February 12th, 2010.
15:01
19
A.
Yes.
15:01
20
Q.
And again, that would have been pursuant to the manual as
15:01
21
revised in March of 2009; correct?
15:01
22
A.
Yes.
15:01
23
Q.
Now, let's turn to TREX-52658.16, Stephen Curtis.
15:02
24
the assistant driller that evening on the Deepwater Horizon,
15:02
25
was he not?
Do you see where he received IADC WellCAP supervisor

Do you see that?
This summarizes the
He was the driller, unfortunately,
Do you see that?
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He was
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15:02
A.
Yes.
15:02
Q.
And according to this document, he received IADC WellCAP
15:02
fundamental training on October 2nd, 2009, did he not?
15:02
A.
15:02
Q.
Again, with the same well control manual, as amended and
15:02
revised to add that language that came in as a result of the
15:02
MG Hulme incident; correct?
15:02
A.
Yes.
15:02
Q.
Let me turn to another subject quickly.
15:02
10
15:02
11
BY MR. BRIAN:
15:02
12
Q.
15:02
13
shown this by Mr. Cunningham, perceived weaknesses.
15:02
14
"Supervisors felt that younger crews weren't good at hazard
15:02
15
awareness.
15:02
16
15:02
17
A.
Yes.
15:02
18
Q.
Let's go now back to TREX-5482.1.1.TO, the cover page of
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19
this document.
15:03
20
This was the Lloyd's Register slide report pertaining
15:03
21
not specifically to Deepwater Horizon, but to the North America
15:03
22
division; correct?
15:03
23
A.
Yes.
15:03
24
Q.
And the crew aboard the Deepwater Horizon in the driller's
15:03
25
shack that night -- Jason Anderson, Dewey Revette, Stephen
MR. BRIAN:
I'd like to pull up TREX-5482.10.1.TO.
Do you see that language at the top?
I think you were
Younger crews thought they were competent."
Do you see that?
According to the document, yes.
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15:03
Curtis -- was this what you would characterize as a younger
15:03
crew?
15:03
A.
No.
15:03
Q.
How much experience, if you know, did they have on the
15:03
Deepwater Horizon?
15:03
A.
15:03
nine or ten years.
15:03
years.
15:03
15:04
10
15:04
11
TREX number?
15:04
12
BY MR. BRIAN:
15:04
13
Q.
15:04
14
have TREX-4942.20.
15:04
15
15:04
16
his questioning of you, sir?
15:04
17
A.
Yes.
15:04
18
Q.
And you see there's from the OIMs all the way up to the
15:04
19
chief executive officer, where you sit.
15:04
20
A.
Yes.
15:04
21
Q.
Now, there's been a lot of testimony in this trial
15:04
22
about -- a lot of questioning of you about GMS and OIMs and
15:04
23
THINK and starts.
15:04
24
your core.
15:04
25
I think those three guys had been on the rig for eight or
I think Jason had been on the rig for ten
MR. BRIAN:
I now want to pull up TREX-1429.20.1.
I think it's actually -- is this a different
So it's a copy of the same document you were shown.
We
Is that the chart that Mr. Regan showed you during
Do you see that?
I want to ask you a question that goes to
And that is, how often do you think about the 11 men
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15:05
who died that night on the Deepwater Horizon?
15:05
A.
Every day.
15:05
Q.
Why?
15:05
A.
Because I ask myself if there isn't something -- I ask
15:05
myself if there isn't something more I could have done.
15:05
15:05
15:05
15:05
15:05
10
15:05
11
15:05
12
finish up Mr. Barnhill.
15:05
13
Mr. Quirk is available, we're happy to interrupt our case and
15:05
14
go with Mr. Quirk.
15:06
15
would like to play two deposition video clips.
15:06
16
15:06
17
available.
15:06
18
whatever is your pleasure.
15:06
19
15:06
20
15:06
21
15:06
22
finished today, Your Honor, and go back, as we discussed was
15:06
23
the plan.
15:06
24
15:06
25
MR. BRIAN:
Thank you.
No further questions,
All right.
Thank you, Mr. Newman.
Your Honor.
THE COURT:
All right.
witness?
Who's going to be Transocean's next
Are we going back to Mr. Barnhill?

MR. BRIAN:
We are, Your Honor.
I thought we would
And then as we discussed yesterday, if
And then if we have additional time, we
MR. GODWIN:
Mr. Quirk is here, Your Honor, and
He can go now or he can go after Mr. Barnhill,
THE COURT:
What do the plaintiffs want to do?
Do
you want to take him now or finish Barnhill?

MR. GODWIN:
Mr. Quirk would like to be able to be
But if it looks like -THE COURT:
Well, I don't know.
The way we've been
going, I don't know if that's going to be possible, regardless.

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15:06
It's already 3:00.
15:06
MR. GODWIN:
15:06
MR. WILLIAMS:
15:06
15:06
15:06
15:06
15:06
15:06
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10
MR. BREIT:
45 to 55 minutes, Judge.
15:06
11
MR. BRIAN:
I don't think, Your Honor, we have that
15:06
12
much more of Mr. Barnhill.
15:06
13
30 minutes.
15:06
14
short redirect.
15:07
15
is available, so whatever is convenient for yourself and the
15:07
16
other parties.
15:07
17
15:07
18
I'm going to be here regardless.
15:07
19
listening to.
15:07
20
15:07
21
minutes.
15:07
22
now, he's ready.
15:07
23
THE COURT:
15:07
24
MR. WILLIAMS:
15:07
25
THE COURT:
I understand, judge.
Your Honor, I think we called --
Mr. Breit is not in the courtroom -- there he is.

But we're prepared to take Mr. Quirk, and we had
hoped to be able to do that today because he's got -THE COURT:
How long do we expect this examination to
be?
MR. WILLIAMS:
How long is your exam going to take?
I think Mr. Brock said he had 20 or
And then there will be, I think, a relatively

But we'll defer to Your Honor.
THE COURT:
MR. GODWIN:
Mr. Barnhill
It doesn't make any difference to me.

It doesn't matter who I'm
He will be here in three or four
He's here in the building.
If you want him to go
Do you want a quick break?

Sure.
Do you think there's a chance we can get

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4753
15:07
15:07
15:07
15:07
him out of here by 6:00 altogether?

MR. BREIT:
I'll be finished, Judge.
I can tell you
THE COURT:
By 6:00?
15:07
MR. BREIT:
By 4:00.
15:07
THE COURT:
Let's take about a 15-minute recess.
15:07
THE DEPUTY CLERK:
15:09
(WHEREUPON, the Court took a recess.)
15:23
THE DEPUTY CLERK:
15:23
10
15:23
11
15:23
12
MR. BREIT:
15:23
13
(WHEREUPON, TIMOTHY QUIRK, having been duly sworn,
15:23
14
15:23
15
15:23
16
correct spelling for the record.
15:23
17
THE WITNESS:
15:23
18
T-I-M-O-T-H-Y, L-E-O, Q-U-I-R-K.
15:23
19
15:23
20
15:23
21
plaintiffs' case in chief, slightly out of order.
15:23
22
Breit for the Plaintiffs' Steering Committee, and this would be
15:23
23
cross-examination of Mr. Quirk.
15:23
24
that.
THE COURT:
All rise.
All rise.
Please be seated, everyone.
Mr. Breit, call your next witness.

Next witness is Timothy Quirk.
testified as follows.)
THE DEPUTY CLERK:
Please state your full name and
My name is Timothy Leo Quirk,
DIRECT EXAMINATION
MR. BREIT:
THE COURT:
If Your Honor remembers, this is the
All right.
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Jeffrey
4754
TIMOTHY QUIRK - DIRECT
15:23
BY MR. BREIT:
15:23
Q.
15:24
Broussard lab, in 2008; is that correct?
15:24
A.
Yes, sir.
15:24
Q.
And before that time --
15:24
15:24
15:24
15:24
15:24
10
Q.
15:24
11
primary chemist at Halliburton Broussard lab; is that correct?
15:24
12
A.
Yes, cement lab manager.
15:24
13
Q.
And in April of 2010, you were responsible for the four
15:24
14
labs that were at Broussard, were you not?
15:24
15
A.
Yes, sir.
15:24
16
Q.
Now, just above you in the chain of hierarchy at
15:24
17
Halliburton was Ron Faul; is that right?
15:24
18
A.
Ronnie Faul.
15:24
19
Q.
And Ronnie Faul was based in the Houston office of
15:24
20
Halliburton?
15:24
21
A.
Yes, sir.
15:24
22
Q.
And you were in charge of the lab itself, and there was no
15:24
23
one at the lab above you; is that correct?
15:24
24
A.
That's correct.
15:24
25
Q.
If you had a problem at your lab, you would contact Ronnie
Mr. Quirk, you were the lab manager at Halliburton,
THE COURT:
minute.
Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a
Pull the microphone a little closer to you.

There you go.
Try that.
Okay.
BY MR. BREIT:
And prior to becoming the lab manager, you had been the
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4755
15:24
Faul?
15:24
A.
That's correct.
15:25
Q.
Now, immediately -- after this explosion on April 20th,
15:25
2010, you received a phone call from Ronnie Faul within weeks
15:25
of that explosion?
15:25
A.
Yes.
15:25
Q.
And by the time he had called you, you had already taken a
15:25
look at the cement slurry that Jesse Gagliano had used in the
15:25
Deepwater Horizon well, had you not?
15:25
10
A.
Yes.
15:25
11
Q.
You found that slurry by looking it up on Viking -- the
15:25
12
Viking system -- to see what had been used?
15:25
13
A.
15:25
14
the folder of data.
15:25
15
Q.
15:25
16
or folder at Broussard, or it was on the Viking system, or it
15:25
17
was both?
15:25
18
A.
That's correct.
15:25
19
Q.
And that's how you, as a lab manager, would look to find
15:25
20
out what chemicals were used, what additives were used, what
15:25
21
cement slurry had been used by Mr. Gagliano in the last time
15:26
22
before the well had cement dumped down it; right?
15:26
23
A.
Yes, right.
15:26
24
Q.
Now, when you were contacted by Mr. Faul, you knew by that
15:26
25
time that there had been a preservation order put in place by
I don't recall if it was the Viking system or looking at
One of the two.
There was either a written documentation
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15:26
at least one court asking that the products that had been used
15:26
on the Deepwater Horizon be secured and put aside so that no
15:26
one would touch them; is that right?
15:26
A.
15:26
to gather the material and put it in a secure --
15:26
Q.
Was that Ron Faul?
15:26
A.
That was Tony Angelle.
15:26
Q.
So Tony Angelle, who, again, was another Halliburton
15:26
employee --
15:26
10
A.
He's in Lafayette.
15:26
11
Q.
He's in Lafayette.
15:26
12
15:26
13
find related to the Macondo well, and secure it"?
15:26
14
A.
15:26
15
recall -- "the Horizon rig" is what I remember.
15:26
16
Q.
15:27
17
Mr. Angelle that anything from the Horizon rig was to be
15:27
18
gathered up and put into a locked, air-conditioned locker?
15:27
19
A.
15:27
20
from the Horizon rig.
15:27
21
Q.
And then -- I'm sorry.
15:27
22
A.
And -- that's correct.
15:27
23
Q.
So you went around looking for things from the Horizon rig
15:27
24
that had been marked "Horizon rig" so that you could put them
15:27
25
in a location?
I was not aware of a preservation order.
I was instructed
-- he told you, "Gather up everything that you can
He said -- originally, he said the Horizon rig.
And, basically, you understood that directive from
No.
He asked me initially just to gather up the material
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4757
15:27
A.
In my office, right.
15:27
Q.
So initially when you gathered up everything from the
15:27
Horizon rig, you put all of that stuff in your office?
15:27
A.
That's correct.
15:27
Q.
In fact, you are the one who helped collect it?
15:27
A.
I was a part of -- yes.
15:27
Q.
Now, when Mr. Faul called you initially, he told you at
15:27
that time that there had been tests in the Duncan, Oklahoma,
15:27
lab on the cement slurry design from the Macondo well, did he
15:28
10
not?
15:28
11
A.
Yes.
15:28
12
Q.
So when you got the first phone call about gathering up
15:28
13
products for your office, you already knew someone in Oklahoma
15:28
14
had done some testing on the cement slurry from the Macondo
15:28
15
well.
15:28
16
someone had done testing in Oklahoma?
15:28
17
A.
Around that same time period.
15:28
18
Q.
In fact, when Mr. Faul called you and told you about the
15:28
19
slurry testing in Duncan, Oklahoma, he wanted to compare what
15:28
20
had happened in Duncan, Oklahoma, with what you were going to
15:28
21
do in the Broussard lab?
15:28
22
were seeing in Duncan?
15:28
23
A.
He wanted to repeat the tests.
15:28
24
Q.
And --
15:28
25
A.
Go ahead.
Whether it's the design or some other part of it,
He wanted to compare what you-all
He was --
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15:28
Q.
I'm sorry.
Go ahead.
I don't mean to interrupt you.
15:28
I've been guilty of that before.
15:28
A.
15:29
ingredients.
15:29
Q.
15:29
Duncan with whatever you were going to see in Broussard; is
15:29
that right?
15:29
A.
15:29
him asking me to repeat the test.
15:29
10
15:29
11
15:29
12
deposition of Mr. Quirk, page 89, lines 11 through 18, please.
15:29
13
11 through 18.
15:29
14
BY MR. BREIT:
15:29
15
Q.
15:29
16
15:29
17
BY MR. BREIT:
15:29
18
Q.
15:29
19
15:29
20
15:29
21
15:29
22
Duncan, Oklahoma, and they wanted -- and that he wanted me
15:29
23
to mix the slurry up and see if, you know, to see how it
15:29
24
compared to what they were seeing up there."
15:30
25
He wanted to repeat the test using the off-the-shelf lab
But he wanted you to compare what they were seeing in
I don't recall exactly the conversation.
I just remember
That's what I recall right
now.
MR. BREIT:
Let me see TREX-63141, which would be the
And did he give you -MR. BREIT:
Thank you very much.
(Reading):
"QUESTION:
And did he give you a reason why he
wanted you to foam the slurry using lab stock additives?

"ANSWER:
He said that they had performed a test in
Does that refresh your recollection?

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15:30
A.
Can you go further down, please?
15:30
Q.
You mean below line 18?
15:30
A.
Yes.
15:30
15:30
that page.
15:30
BY MR. BREIT:
15:30
Q.
15:30
THE COURT:
15:30
THE WITNESS:
15:30
10
perform the stability test."
15:30
11
BY MR. BREIT:
15:30
12
Q.
15:30
13
seeing in Oklahoma; correct?
15:30
14
A.
15:30
15
conversation.
15:30
16
Q.
15:30
17
or two years ago, do you?
15:30
18
A.
No, I don't deny saying that.
15:30
19
Q.
All right.
15:31
20
couple weeks after April 20th, and he asked you and wanted you
15:31
21
to use Macondo lab stock additives, didn't he?
15:31
22
A.
I'm sorry, could you repeat the question?
15:31
23
Q.
When Mr. Faul called you, he asked you to use Macondo lab
15:31
24
stock additives, didn't he?
15:31
25
A.
MR. BREIT:
Just to the page 94 -- I'm sorry, just on
Can you just give us the full page?
Right there, is that what you're talking about?
Right.
You can read it on your screen.

Okay.
"Mix it up -- mix it up and
But he wanted you to compare to what they were
I'm sorry.
I just don't recall exactly that part of the
You don't deny saying that under oath about a year ago --
Now, when Mr. Faul called you, that was a
I'm not aware of any Macondo lab stock additives.

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15:31
Q.
But he wanted you to use them.
15:31
A.
Macondo lab stock additives?
15:31
Q.
Lab stock additives that were used on the Macondo well.
15:31
A.
I'm not aware of any lab stock additives used on the
15:31
Macondo well.
15:31
15:31
Carl.
15:31
BY MR. BREIT:
15:31
Q.
15:31
10
15:31
11
asked you to look at the slurry design and use what you
15:31
12
have at your lab to recreate the slurry that was being
15:31
13
used offshore?"
15:31
14
15:31
15
15:32
16
15:32
17
Do you understand that that now?
15:32
18
A.
Yes, not the Macondo lab stock additives.
15:32
19
Q.
But he was trying to get you, at that time, to re-create
15:32
20
the slurry that was being used offshore that would be on the
15:32
21
Macondo well, and he asked you to use the lab stock additives.
15:32
22
Did he not ask you that?
15:32
23
A.
Lab stock additives, that's correct.
15:32
24
Q.
Thank you.
15:32
25
MR. BREIT:
Didn't he tell you that?
TREX-63141, page 39, lines 9 through 21,
Thank you.
(Reading):
"QUESTION:
So both Mr. Faul and these two gentlemen
Initially, this is your answer:
"Well, Mr. Faul
asked that I, you know, use the lab stock additives."

Now, did he ask you to use the lab stock additives?
Now, Mr. Faul told you that the tests at Duncan, when
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15:32
they had done those tests, it looked thin, didn't it?
15:32
A.
Yes.
15:32
Q.
In fact, after they completed the first test at Duncan
15:32
that showed that the slurry was thin, either someone at
15:32
Oklahoma or you called each other to discuss what had been done
15:32
in the test?
15:32
A.
That's correct.
15:32
Q.
You remember that, don't you?
15:32
A.
Yes.
15:32
10
15:32
11
here?
15:32
12
BY MR. BREIT:
15:32
13
Q.
We're talking a couple weeks after April 20th, are we not?
15:32
14
A.
Yes, somewhere in that time period.
15:32
15
15:32
16
BY MR. BREIT:
15:32
17
Q.
15:33
18
test in Duncan that had been thin, and the person in Duncan who
15:33
19
you don't remember -- do you remember it now being Mr. Morgan?
15:33
20
A.
Yes.
15:33
21
Q.
And Mr. Morgan said to you, "It looks thin.
15:33
22
do when you tested it?"
15:33
23
A.
That's correct.
15:33
24
Q.
So when Mr. Morgan called you before he did this second
15:33
25
test --
THE COURT:
THE COURT:
What time frame are we talking about
Okay.
And a couple weeks after April 20th, there had been one
What did you
Is that right?
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15:33
A.
When you asked me when I tested it, are you talking about
15:33
the lab test, that it's pre-incident?
15:33
Q.
15:33
done on the testing with regard to conditioning.
15:33
right?
15:33
A.
Pre-incident.
15:33
Q.
Okay.
15:33
A.
No.
15:33
Q.
Mr. Morgan was about to do his second test?
15:33
10
A.
Well, I don't know -- I don't know if there was a second
15:33
11
test.
15:33
12
Q.
15:33
13
another one?
15:33
14
A.
15:33
15
that he was about ready to do another one.
15:33
16
part of it.
15:33
17
Q.
15:33
18
time, did he not?
15:33
19
A.
Yes.
15:33
20
Q.
Okay.
15:33
21
test?
15:33
22
A.
Right.
15:33
23
Q.
Now, Mr. Faul told you, when he asked you to re-create the
15:34
24
slurry testing, that there had been settling in Duncan when
15:34
25
Rickey Morgan had done his test; isn't that right?
My impression was that Mr. Morgan asked you what had been
Is that
So you had not done your test yet?
I don't know.
At least one had been thin already, and he was about to do
I can -- I can understand that one was done.
I don't know
I don't recall that
Well, he asked you what had happened with the conditioning
So you don't know whether or not he did another
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15:34
A.
Right.
Upon miscibility.
15:34
Q.
But, again, on a testing trying to re-create the slurry
15:34
that had been used at the last time in the well, on
15:34
April 19th and April 20th, that Mr. Morgan's testing of that
15:34
slurry, however it was done, it showed settling; is that right?
15:34
A.
15:34
remember.
15:34
Q.
15:34
Morgan and no one in Oklahoma wrote down any of the testing
15:34
10
that happened in Oklahoma?
15:34
11
A.
15:34
12
At the time, I wasn't aware of that.
15:34
13
Q.
15:34
14
lab after April 20th, 2010?
15:34
15
A.
Up until August 24th of last year.
15:35
16
Q.
So up until August of 2012, did you ever go and ask if
15:35
17
someone in Oklahoma could show you any written tests, any
15:35
18
Viking tests, any notes of anything Rickey Morgan did a couple
15:35
19
of weeks after this incident so that you could see what kind of
15:35
20
slurry he used and what kind of testing he was doing after this
15:35
21
incident?
15:35
22
A.
I don't recall requesting that at all.
15:35
23
Q.
So is it safe to say that at no time after April 20th of
15:35
24
2010, until August of 2012, when you left the Broussard lab,
15:35
25
you never even asked anyone to show you any of those tests?
What I remember is the point of miscibility, is what I
Well, do you know now -- or did you know that Rickey
I've heard that over the last couple of years, you know.
Well, how long did you remain the manager of the Broussard
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A.
I never asked anyone to show me that.
15:35
Q.
Did you look on the Viking system?
15:35
A.
I did not, not specifically looking for that.
15:35
Q.
Well, did you look on the Viking system at any time to see
15:35
whether or not there was any testing in Oklahoma that someone
15:35
had put on the record?
15:35
A.
I did not.
15:35
Q.
And you understand there were at least two tests done in
15:36
Duncan now, both of which showed that the slurry was thin?
15:36
10
understand that now, don't you?
15:36
11
A.
As we're -- today, yes.
15:36
12
Q.
Now, you were asked by Mr. Faul to do these tests; is that
15:36
13
correct?
15:36
14
A.
That's correct.
15:36
15
Q.
Anyone one up, higher up?
15:36
16
you to do any testing in April or May of 2010?
15:36
17
A.
No, sir.
15:36
18
Q.
Now, you were to perform a foam stability, foam slurry
15:36
19
test?
15:36
20
A.
Foam stability, right.
15:36
21
Q.
And, in fact, that's not part of your habit, to perform
15:36
22
that test at Broussard lab back in May of 2010, was it?
15:36
23
A.
Me, personally?
15:36
24
Q.
Yes, you personally.
15:36
25
A.
Not on a regular basis, no.
You
Any lawyers, anyone else ask
Wasn't that your intention initially?
No.
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Q.
In fact, it had been years since you had run a test like
15:36
that prior to May of 2010?
15:36
A.
It could have been.
15:36
Q.
You don't remember, do you?
15:36
A.
Right.
15:36
Q.
In fact, before this phone call from Mr. Faul, he had
15:36
never asked you orally to do any kind of testing at Broussard,
15:37
you, yourself?
15:37
A.
I don't recall.
15:37
10
Q.
Well, didn't you testify before today that, in fact, he
15:37
11
had never called you orally prior to that day to ask you to
15:37
12
perform tests?
15:37
13
A.
15:37
14
answer.
15:37
15
Q.
15:37
16
18, please.
15:37
17
15:37
18
15:37
19
"ANSWER:
15:37
20
"QUESTION:
15:37
21
other than this one?
15:37
22
15:37
23
15:37
24
15:37
25
I don't --
I just don't recall that part of it.
I can't remember my
I'm sorry.
Well, let's look.
"QUESTION:
TREX-63141, page 318, lines 8 through
Has he -- does he frequently ask you to
do tests or similar projects orally without in writing?
"ANSWER:
No.
Has he ever asked you to do one before
I don't recall at this time -- I don't --
not related to lab testing."

So does that help refresh your memory as to him never
calling you prior to this date?
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A.
Yes.
15:37
Q.
Thank you.
15:37
15:37
this incident and asked you to perform these tests, he
15:38
specifically told you not to report your results, didn't he?
15:38
A.
He asked me to phone the results to him.
15:38
Q.
But he asked you not to report the results?
15:38
question, please.
15:38
A.
15:38
10
system.
15:38
11
Q.
15:38
12
record any of your results anywhere, didn't he?
15:38
13
A.
He just asked me to phone the results to him.
15:38
14
Q.
And he did not want you to report them, not on Viking and
15:38
15
not anywhere else?
15:38
16
A.
He didn't want a report.
15:38
17
Q.
That meant not on Viking and not to write up a written
15:38
18
report --
15:38
19
A.
Right.
15:38
20
Q.
-- just like the ones that Mr. Gagliano's reports would
15:38
21
have shown from the April 17th; is that correct?
15:38
22
A.
Right.
15:38
23
Q.
So you didn't prepare a lab work sheet?
15:38
24
A.
I didn't prepare a lab work sheet.
15:38
25
Q.
You didn't prepare any notes, did you?
Now, when Mr. Faul called you a couple of weeks after
Listen to my
He asked me not to report the results in the Viking
He also told you not to put anything in Viking and not to
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A.
Prepare any notes?
No, I just -- no.
15:38
Q.
In fact, you had written notes, didn't you, after this
15:38
incident, but you got rid of them, didn't you?
15:39
A.
I discarded my notes.
15:39
Q.
You threw them in the trash, didn't you?
15:39
A.
I -- yes.
15:39
Q.
Now, was that on directions of Mr. Faul that you threw
15:39
your notes from this test, a couple of weeks after April 20th,
15:39
in the trash; or is that something that you decided on your
15:39
10
own?
15:39
11
A.
15:39
12
reported the results to him over the phone and I didn't see any
15:39
13
need to hang on to my notes.
15:39
14
Q.
15:39
15
knew at that time that the Deepwater Horizon was in the bottom
15:39
16
of the Gulf, 11 men had perished, that you didn't think it was
15:39
17
important --
15:39
18
MR. UNDERHILL:
15:39
19
MR. BREIT:
15:39
20
15:39
21
15:39
22
BY MR. BREIT:
15:39
23
Q.
15:39
24
15:39
25
I -- based on the way he requested that I run the tests, I
You're telling this Court that after April 20th, when you
Objection, argumentative.
I don't think it's argumentative at all,
Your Honor.
THE COURT:
Overrule the objection.
Let me restart my question.

April 20th, by the time you get this phone call, the
Deepwater Horizon is at the bottom of the Gulf, 11 men have

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perished, and you know that there's being testing done by
15:39
Halliburton personnel and they ask you to do testing of the
15:40
cement stability and you don't think it's important to hold on
15:40
to any of your notes showing what your results would have
15:40
shown?
15:40
A.
15:40
asked me to use off-the-shelf lab stock ingredients, and I
15:40
didn't -- in the past I performed experiments in using lab
15:40
stock ingredients and was not using the samples that were from
15:40
10
15:40
11
15:40
12
it now, I can understand the importance of it, but back then I
15:40
13
just didn't see it that way.
15:40
14
run -- go in the lab and run today or I could have run it the
15:40
15
very next day.
15:40
16
Q.
15:40
17
think it was so important then, one of the important things is
15:41
18
what are the densities that you found when you did your
15:41
19
testing; isn't that right?
15:41
20
A.
Right.
15:41
21
Q.
You didn't write that down, did you, the densities?
15:41
22
A.
No.
15:41
23
Q.
You don't remember what the densities are, do you?
15:41
24
A.
I don't.
15:41
25
Q.
You didn't remember them two years ago when your
At the time that this happened, I didn't -- my view was he
the location.
I know that -- I mean, hindsight, looking way back at
I mean, it's a test that I could
It's all additives off the shelf.
Well, let me ask you this question because you didn't
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deposition was taken, do you?
15:41
A.
That's correct.
15:41
Q.
So you don't think it's important, with 11 men perished,
15:41
that you save the results of the density as to whether or not
15:41
this cement was stable?
15:41
A.
15:41
test again.
15:41
Q.
15:41
the cement that you had tested and you threw them away too,
15:41
10
didn't you?
15:41
11
A.
As we do with all the other testing.
15:41
12
Q.
Do you have that much testing done after 11 men perished
15:41
13
and a rig sinks to the bottom of the Gulf?
15:41
14
A.
No, sir.
15:41
15
Q.
Now, Mr. Faul asked you specifically to do these tests off
15:41
16
the side, didn't he?
15:41
17
A.
15:41
18
that.
15:41
19
15:42
20
15:42
21
15:42
22
side.
15:42
23
BY MR. BREIT:
15:42
24
Q.
15:42
25
Just run it again.
That's all we had to do was run the
In fact, after you did this test, you took the pieces of
Do you?
I don't remember exactly his exact words, something like
MR. BREIT:
Let's look at TREX-63141, page 316,
lines 19 to the top of page 317, line 4, please.

316, 19, see if you can get 316 and 317 side by
Thank you.
(Reading:)
"QUESTION:
So did he just ask you to do it in this

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case because there were problems with the well, the
15:42
litigation?
15:42
separate test?
15:42
15:42
15:42
A.
Okay.
15:42
Q.
When you say "off the side," that means not record it.
15:42
he asked you to do this off the side, didn't he?
15:42
A.
I guess so.
15:42
10
Q.
Didn't you think it was strange with so many people
15:42
11
wondering what happened on the Deepwater Horizon -- the United
15:42
12
States Government, BP, Transocean -- that he would ask you to
15:42
13
do testing on the side and not write down or record a single
15:42
14
word?
15:42
15
A.
It's -- it was a little unusual.
15:43
16
Q.
Now, in addition to that test, Mr. Faul asked you to
15:43
17
perform four or five contamination tests, checking the foam
15:43
18
stability, didn't he?
15:43
19
A.
That's correct.
15:43
20
Q.
You didn't save any notes yourself from those
15:43
21
contamination tests, did you?
15:43
22
A.
No, sir.
15:43
23
Q.
Now, you also received a call from Simon Turton and
15:43
24
Anthony Badalamenti.
15:43
25
or where are they?
I mean, is that why he asked you to do this
"ANSWER:
Well, I can't speak for him.
He just asked
me to do it off the side and give him the results."
So
That's my --
Didn't you think that was strange?
Both of those gentlemen are in Houston,
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A.
Now I'm not sure where they're at.
They were in Houston
15:43
at the time.
15:43
Q.
15:43
they called you after Mr. Faul's test, they, too, had tests for
15:43
you to do?
15:43
A.
Yes.
15:43
Q.
They wanted you to perform static gel strength and
15:43
transitioning time tests, didn't they?
15:43
A.
That's correct.
15:43
10
Q.
And you used the weigh-up --
15:43
11
A.
It's the same test.
15:43
12
Q.
I'm sorry, sir?
15:43
13
A.
It's the same test.
15:43
14
Q.
The same test done almost at the same time, or is it the
15:43
15
exact same test?
15:43
16
A.
It's the exact same test.
15:43
17
Q.
Thank you.
15:43
18
Now, you used the weigh-up sheets so that you would
15:43
19
know what was the proper amount of additives to weigh out for
15:44
20
the testing, didn't you?
15:44
21
A.
The weigh-up sheets were used.
15:44
22
Q.
You were trying to reconfigure the slurry that Jesse
15:44
23
Gagliano had asked for testing on April 17th, weren't you?
15:44
24
A.
15:44
25
Right.
In April of 2010 when they called you, or May 2010 when
It was a generated sheet.
It was -- it was the slurry that was pumped, I think.
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Q.
And the weigh-up sheet that you went to was the cement
15:44
weigh-up sheet that Gagliano had used and made up on
15:44
April 17th, 2010, the last weigh-up sheet of the cement that
15:44
was used?
15:44
A.
On the transition time?
15:44
Q.
No, no, no.
15:44
weigh-up sheet so that you could reconfigure the slurry like
15:44
the slurry that Jesse Gagliano had tested or asked to be tested
15:44
on April 17th; isn't that right?
15:44
10
A.
That --
15:44
11
Q.
You had to look somewhere to find out what to do --
15:44
12
A.
That makes sense, yes.
15:44
13
Q.
Now, let's look at the TREX-4566, which is the April 17th,
15:45
14
2010.
15:45
15
15:45
16
[verbatim], 2010, Jesse Gagliano, engineer, and this is the
15:45
17
last weigh-up sheet of the cement slurry that was tested before
15:45
18
they did the pumping of the cement on the Macondo well.
15:45
19
15:45
20
A.
15:45
21
one.
15:45
22
Q.
15:45
23
testimony in the last three weeks, the April 17th, 2010 cement
15:45
24
weigh-up sheet is -- the cement weigh-up sheet, as the lawyer
15:45
25
for Halliburton has indicated, is the only cement weigh-up
You were looking at the April 17th, 2010
That makes sense.
First, let me look at the top of that sheet.

This is the cement lab weigh-up sheet, April 7th
Do you see that?

I don't think it was -- I don't think that was the last
Well, I'll represent to you there's been plenty of
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sheet that is important because this is the last one that they
15:45
were relying on for the testing for purposes of pumping down
15:45
the well.
15:45
A.
I understood that there was a part two to that.
15:46
Q.
Let's look at the April 17th, 2010 weigh-up sheet.
15:46
look at some of the material.
15:46
to the SCR-100L.
15:46
A.
Yes.
15:46
Q.
And the lot number, which is 6264, that's an indication
15:46
10
that the lot of SCR-100L came from the Deepwater Horizon, does
15:46
11
it not?
15:46
12
A.
It could be.
15:46
13
Q.
I'm going to represent to you from other testimony that
15:46
14
the 6264 is, in fact, from Tank No. 8 of the Deepwater Horizon
15:46
15
and that other witnesses, whose testimony is in the record,
15:46
16
indicated 6264 was the Deepwater Horizon.
15:46
17
15:46
18
sample ID.
15:46
19
Broussard, not only is there a lot number showing from where a
15:46
20
particular chemical, in this case SCR-100L, comes from, it also
15:46
21
has a specific ID showing what was used specifically from that
15:47
22
lot.
15:47
23
15:47
24
A.
Yes.
15:47
25
Q.
And so in this case, if the cement lab weigh-up sheet of
I'll represent that to you.
Let's
And specifically I want to look
Now, if you see to the right of that, there is a

And the sample ID, as I understand your lab in
Is that right?
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April 17th is, in fact, the correct one, the SCR-100L, which
15:47
was dated October 22nd, 2009 -- that's another marking you-all
15:47
use to date your lab samples; correct?
15:47
A.
Yes.
15:47
Q.
-- was specifically 54573, which shows that that is a
15:47
specific ID of a specific SCR-100L used for that test; correct?
15:47
A.
Okay.
15:47
Q.
Am I correct on that?
15:47
A.
Based on what I see here.
15:47
10
Q.
Thank you.
15:47
11
15:47
12
A.
15:47
13
the lab tech is supposed to weigh up.
15:47
14
Q.
Correct.
15:47
15
A.
Okay.
15:47
16
Q.
And what's supposed to be used for purposes of Jesse
15:47
17
Gagliano testing --
15:47
18
A.
Right.
15:47
19
Q.
-- is this specific 54573 ID, SCR-100L?
15:48
20
A.
Right.
15:48
21
Q.
And you understand, of course, by this time, when you're
15:48
22
looking at this sheet, you've already received a phone call
15:48
23
asking for the materials that were used on the Deepwater
15:48
24
Horizon to be secured in your office.
15:48
25
right?
Now, again, you were trying to -Now, I want to just point out something.
This shows what
You understand that;
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A.
Yes.
15:48
Q.
Now, when you were going to do this second group of
15:48
testing for Mr. Badalamenti and Mr. Turton, you needed to
15:48
figure out what to look at for purposes of making up your
15:48
slurry.
15:48
15:48
April 17th lab weigh-up sheet, which would be TREX-05593,
15:48
please.
15:48
So this shows that on May 20th, 2010, this particular
15:49
10
cement lab weigh-up sheet was printed out and it's the same one
15:49
11
that Jesse Gagliano had used, except the only difference is
15:49
12
it's got a .09 SCR-100L; right?
15:49
13
A.
Uh-huh.
15:49
14
Q.
And you understand, of course, now, having stayed at the
15:49
15
lab until August of 2012, that Jesse Gagliano had tested the
15:49
16
.08 SCR-100L, but he had never tested the .9 [verbatim].
15:49
17
you understand that, or does that come to your knowledge?
15:49
18
A.
Well, the records that I've looked at, he tested the .09.
15:49
19
Q.
Are you sure you didn't look at those records and find out
15:49
20
that he had canceled that test?
15:49
21
A.
Well, I see results on the test when I look at it.
15:49
22
Q.
All right.
15:49
23
15:49
24
the SCR-100L.
15:49
25
the lot number, 6264, Deepwater Horizon, the date, 10/22/09,
And so on May 20th, 2010, you pulled up the
If we could look at the top, please.
Do
We'll get to those in a second.
Now, let's look at your lab weigh-up and notice again

Notice the date.
First of all, let's look at
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and again the sample ID, 54573.
15:50
15:50
that part?
15:50
A.
15:50
so --
15:50
Q.
I'm going to represent to you that it's the exact same.
15:50
A.
Okay.
15:50
Q.
Now, let's look at your tests, which I believe you then
15:50
tried to do on May 28th.
15:50
10
A.
Are you saying that I used that to perform a test?
15:50
11
Q.
No.
15:50
12
May 28th, 2010.
15:50
13
A.
That right there?
15:50
14
Q.
This is what you printed out.
15:50
15
A.
I don't recall printing that.
15:50
16
Q.
Okay.
15:50
17
used to guide yourself.
15:50
18
A.
Okay.
15:50
19
Q.
You do remember performing these tests that these
15:50
20
gentlemen from Houston had asked you to do?
15:50
21
A.
Yes, the -- yes.
15:50
22
Q.
And you did those tests on May 28th, 2010, and on
15:50
23
May 29th, 2010?
15:50
24
A.
Yes.
15:50
25
Q.
You do remember that?
Does that look the same as the one on April 17th,
Yeah.
I don't remember the exact number, but if you say
You used this before you performed your test on
Let's look at your tests, then, to see what you
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A.
Yes.
15:50
Q.
All right.
15:50
May 28th test and this is the engineer, you, Tim Quirk;
15:50
correct?
15:50
A.
15:51
want to make sure I didn't miss something.
15:51
Q.
Go back, then, to page --
15:51
A.
To the weigh-up sheet that you had just before.
15:51
Q.
I'm going to show you right now.
15:51
10
A.
Okay.
15:51
11
there --
15:51
12
Q.
I'm not sure where you're reading, sir.
15:51
13
A.
At the very top.
15:51
14
Q.
Yeah.
15:51
15
A.
Okay.
15:51
16
asking you about a while ago for the thickening time and UCA
15:51
17
strengths that were tested by Jesse before the incident.
15:51
18
Q.
15:51
19
before the incident.
15:51
20
A.
I --
15:51
21
Q.
-- so that you could look at -- I'm sorry.
15:51
22
me finish my question.
15:51
23
15:51
24
from Houston to perform these tests without looking to see what
15:52
25
Gagliano had used prior to the explosion; is that right?
Right.
Right.
Let's look at TREX-5593.3.
This is the
Would you mind going back to the screen before?
Okay.
5593.
That sheet, that 73909, Part 2 right
At the very top.
That sheet right there is the part that I was
I know that.
These are the ones that he used
You printed them out on May 20th, 2010 --
Mr. Quirk, let
You didn't know what to do when you got a phone call
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A.
I would have to see what was used, that's correct.
15:52
Q.
And you -- do you deny printing out on May 20th, the
15:52
weigh-up sheet, which is exactly the same weigh-up sheet from
15:52
April 17th, 2010?
15:52
A.
I don't recall printing that.
15:52
Q.
Okay.
15:52
THE COURT:
Wait a minute.
15:52
MR. BREIT:
I'm sorry, Judge.
15:52
THE COURT:
Under your system, these weigh-up sheets,
15:52
10
that date at the top would always be the date it was printed?
15:52
11
That May 20th date --
15:52
12
15:52
13
will show when it was printed.
15:52
14
the answer is yes.
15:52
15
THE COURT:
15:52
16
THE WITNESS:
15:52
17
THE COURT:
15:52
18
THE WITNESS:
15:52
19
MR. BREIT:
15:52
20
THE WITNESS:
15:52
21
MR. BREIT:
Printed on Thursday, May 20th, 2010, at
15:52
22
15:52
23
THE COURT:
Okay.
15:52
24
BY MR. BREIT:
15:52
25
Q.
Let's move to your tests of May 28, 2010.
THE WITNESS:
Well, if you go to the very bottom, it

If they match up, then I'll say
Let's see what the bottom says.

Yes, May 20th, there you go.
Where do you see that?

At the very bottom where it says --
Right there, Judge.

-- see page 1 of 2.
1:30 p.m.
So do you now agree that this particular weigh-up sheet

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15:53
was printed on that day in order for someone, maybe it was
15:53
someone else and not you, to perform some slurry tests?
15:53
A.
15:53
who printed it or why it was printed.
15:53
Q.
15:53
else on May 20th doing yet another test on this cement slurry
15:53
that we don't know about?
15:53
A.
15:53
sheet right here.
15:53
10
Q.
15:53
11
doing on May 28th.
15:53
12
A.
Okay.
15:53
13
Q.
Now, this is the cement lab weigh-up sheet printed on
15:53
14
May 28th, 2010.
15:53
15
you?
15:53
16
A.
Or having a technician performing the test, right.
15:53
17
Q.
And this is Timothy Quirk, that's you?
15:53
18
A.
Right.
15:53
19
Q.
And on the zone sealant, SCR-100L, it's Lot No. 6264;
15:53
20
correct?
15:53
21
A.
Yes.
15:54
22
Q.
But the sample ID is missing from this sheet?
15:54
23
A.
Right.
15:54
24
Q.
Let's turn to TREX-5593.5, which would be the other part
15:54
25
of this test, and you see the SCR-100L.
I don't know why it was printed.
I don't -- I don't know
Are you suggesting to the Court that there was someone
I'm just saying I don't know anything about this printed

That's all I'm saying.
Let's look at your test then, the one that you do remember
Okay?
And that would be TREX-5593.3.
You remember doing the test on May 28th, don't
Let's go to the top
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4780
15:54
first.
This is the same weigh-up sheet for May 28th, 2010.
15:54
And if you see here the SCR-100L, October 22nd, 2009, and the
15:54
same exact sample ID, 54573.
15:54
15:54
exact same number that was on Jesse Gagliano's April 17th, 2010
15:54
sheet.
15:54
A.
Okay.
15:54
Q.
And so if I understand this correctly, this particular
15:54
SCR-100L, with this lot number from the Deepwater Horizon that
15:54
10
was dated into the lab on October 22nd, 2009, with the
15:54
11
Sample ID 54573, you used on May 28th, 2010, in order to
15:55
12
perform your testing for the two gentlemen in Houston.
15:55
13
that right?
15:55
14
A.
15:55
15
that back to being the same sample?
15:55
16
Q.
15:55
17
again, I'll show it to you.
15:55
18
A.
15:55
19
number from different places, and you can use the same lot
15:55
20
number for something that's already on the rig.
15:55
21
Q.
15:55
22
Jesse Gagliano's April 17th sheet, to show you the
15:55
23
Lot No. 6264, the lab date, October 22nd, 2009, and then your
15:55
24
representation that the sample ID of 54573 further narrows this
15:55
25
particular chemical to being the one used on the Deepwater
And I will represent to you that the 54573 is the
Does that make sense to you?

Yes.
Isn't
The sample for Jesse's test is the same -- you can date
Yes.
I just showed it to you.
If you'd like to see it
What I'm getting at is a lot number can be the same lot
That's exactly why I spent the time with you looking at
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15:55
Horizon just before the explosion.
15:55
15:55
A.
15:56
trying to wrap my brain around everything you're saying.
15:56
know where you're going, that I would have taken something out
15:56
of the locker.
15:56
point of ever putting it in the locker finally -- I can assure
15:56
you, I didn't take anything out of the locker.
15:56
Q.
15:56
10
specifically IDs this chemical as the chemical used by Jesse
15:56
11
Gagliano for his April 17th, 2010 test.
15:56
12
you right now.
15:56
13
A.
Okay.
15:56
14
Q.
Is that right?
15:56
15
A.
It's the same lot number.
15:56
16
Q.
It's the same lot number, it's the same lab date number,
15:56
17
and it's the exact same sample ID.
15:56
18
there?
15:56
19
A.
Yes.
15:56
20
Q.
And you would agree with me that on May 28th, 2010,
15:56
21
however you got your hands on it, or whoever got their hands on
15:56
22
it, this ID sample product was the product that was being used
15:56
23
by Jesse Gagliano on April 17th, 2010 for that test?
15:57
24
A.
It's a -- it's a portion of a sample of it.
15:57
25
Q.
It's a portion of the sample that had been told to you to
You said that, didn't you, sir?

Yes.
I -- I'm a little bit confused right now.
I'm
I
But I didn't -- either we hadn't got to the
What I'm asking you, sir, is that this ID here, 54573,
That's all I'm asking
Okay.
Would you agree with me
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Now, the --
4782
15:57
be secured in your office so that no one else would touch it.
15:57
Isn't that true?
15:57
A.
15:57
assure you that I did not take a sample.
15:57
we used a sample of that as last stock and it had the same lab
15:57
ID number as a part of that or something.
15:57
Q.
15:57
54573 ID'ed this particular chemical as being used, not just
15:57
from the lot, not just from the lab date, but the actual
15:57
10
chemical that was used by Jesse Gagliano for his
15:57
11
April 17th test.
15:57
12
same --
15:57
13
A.
I want to --
15:57
14
Q.
Let me finish, please.
15:57
15
15:57
16
whoever did this test on May 28th, 2010?
15:57
17
A.
Well, I'd like to clarify something.
15:57
18
Q.
Go ahead.
15:57
19
A.
You can have six or ten samples that have that same ID
15:58
20
number.
15:58
21
Q.
15:58
22
This specific sample ID is the one that was being used by
15:58
23
Gagliano on April 17th, 2010, wasn't it?
15:58
24
further designation?
15:58
25
There's a missing piece to this puzzle.
Because I can
Either we -- either
I asked you, first of all, whether or not this particular
All I'm asking you:
Isn't this the exact
Isn't that the exact same sample ID that was used by
You could have six samples that have the same lot number.
You don't have a
There is no -- let me finish.
There's no other column, is there?

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There's a lot
4783
15:58
number that says Deepwater Horizon, there's a lab date that
15:58
says the lab date, the date the lab got it, and there's a
15:58
sample ID that shows the date that this particular rig used
15:58
this particular chemical, or the lab did, for purposes of
15:58
testing.
15:58
ID number and put down the wrong number, do they?
15:58
A.
15:58
time period of October 2009 --
15:58
Q.
15:58
10
labs, or are we talking about --
15:58
11
A.
15:59
12
THE COURT:
15:59
13
THE WITNESS:
15:59
14
when the lab received this sample of SCR-100L, there's a
15:59
15
possibility that this sample was split up into different
15:59
16
samples.
15:59
17
15:59
18
same lot number and sample ID, can be on more than one
15:59
19
container.
15:59
20
BY MR. BREIT:
15:59
21
Q.
15:59
22
even on more than one container, it is a part of the product
15:59
23
that you were told, "take everything from the Macondo well,
15:59
24
anything used on the Macondo well, and put it in your office,
15:59
25
including 54573"?
Isn't that right?
They don't use a different sample
I would like to explain.
What I'm saying is that in this
October of 2009, meaning when the lab is securing these
When the lab received -Let him answer, Mr. Breit.

I'm saying that in October of 2009,
What I'm saying is that that sample ID, that
And you would agree with me, would you not, that if it's
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15:59
You don't leave out stuff that was used on Macondo
15:59
because you make a decision, "Well, no one needs it because
15:59
I've got a couple of extra bottles."
15:59
15:59
weren't you?
15:59
A.
16:00
there?
16:00
Q.
16:00
that was submitted into the record, Lot No. 6264 is the
16:00
10
16:00
11
16:00
12
16:00
13
16:00
14
this is, in fact, the sample ID that's the same one used on
16:00
15
April 17th, 2010, for whatever reason and however it happened,
16:00
16
you used the same sample ID chemical that had supposedly been
16:00
17
secured in your office before this date?
16:00
18
A.
16:00
19
SCR-100L that was used when Jesse submitted the test was a
16:00
20
sample from the Deepwater Horizon and not just Lab Stock 6264?
16:00
21
Q.
16:01
22
Again, if I could go to the SCR-100 line.
16:01
23
If you see here, SCR-100L, you see Lot No. 6264.
16:01
24
see source, Transocean, Tank No. 8.
16:01
25
lab, 10-22-09 date, and you see the exact same sample ID,
You were told to put all of it in your closet,
If it's part of the lab stock, then -- does it show a rig

Because if you scan it, it should show the rig.
I'm telling you, based on testimony that the judge has
Deepwater Horizon.
And if Mr. Godwin or anybody from Halliburton wants
to tell me that that's not, then I'm sure we'll hear about it.
So if this is, in fact, the Deepwater Horizon, and
Now, as I'm sitting here now, do we know for sure that the
Let's go back to 4566, and we'll see what he said.
You see the exact same
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You
4785
16:01
54573.
16:01
A.
16:01
the SCR-100L.
16:01
Q.
16:01
depositions for the judge that have been taken, Mr. Broussard
16:01
and Mr. Morgan.
16:01
it's not, I'm sure we'll hear about it.
16:01
So if Mr. Gagliano used the sample ID 54573 on his
16:01
test on April 17th, which is the rig sample that was used to
16:01
10
decide whether or not to use this cement down the well on
16:01
11
April 20th and April 21st, it is, in fact, the same sample ID
16:02
12
that you used on May 28th?
16:02
13
A.
It --
16:02
14
Q.
Appears to be, doesn't it?
16:02
15
A.
All I'm trying to say is that I don't -- I can't tell by
16:02
16
looking at this that that's necessarily a Horizon sample, is
16:02
17
what I'm saying.
16:02
18
Q.
16:02
19
16:02
20
please -- May 29th, 2010, the second test that you were doing
16:02
21
for the two gentlemen in Houston.
16:02
22
16:02
23
going to represent to you is the Deepwater Horizon, lab date of
16:02
24
October 22nd, 2009, sample ID 54573.
16:02
25
But you don't see Transocean in the blank there next to
Again, I'll represent to you that there are at least two
Okay.
6264 is, in fact, the Deepwater Horizon.
If
Let's go to 5593.4.
This would be your lab sheet, Tim Quirk -- top third,
And once again, SCR-100L, Lot No. 6264, which I'm
Again, that is the same exact lab sample ID number

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4786
16:02
for the April 17th test by Mr. Gagliano, is it not?
16:03
A.
Yes.
16:03
Q.
Now, let's switch subjects for a second.
16:03
Jesse Gagliano had recommended the BP Kodiak cement that
16:03
contained the D-Air 3000.
16:03
A.
This weekend.
16:03
Q.
So any time between April of 2010 to August of 2012 you
16:03
never knew, as the head of the lab in Broussard, that Jesse
16:03
Gagliano had recommended a lab -- recommend that BP use the
16:03
10
Kodiak cement that had D-Air 3000.
16:03
11
A.
The Kodiak blend?
16:03
12
Q.
The Kodiak blend was used -- half a dozen witnesses or
16:03
13
more -- that was recommended by Jesse Gagliano to BP that
16:03
14
included the D-Air 3000.
16:03
15
the first time?
16:04
16
A.
16:04
17
understand what you're asking me.
16:04
18
Q.
16:04
19
cement blend that Jesse Gagliano represented to BP to be the
16:04
20
right blend for this well had D-Air 3000.
16:04
21
A.
16:04
22
Yes, I've been knowing that the blend had D-Air 3000.
16:04
23
Q.
16:04
24
for the first time that Jesse Gagliano represented to BP that
16:04
25
it would be a good choice to take the Kodiak cement blend that
You knew that
Did you find that out?
You never heard that?
You just heard that this weekend for
Please rephrase the question.
I want to make certain I
I want to know when is the first time you knew that the
Okay.
You were saying Kodiak.
And that's -- D-Air 3000.
Well, let me ask you this question.
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When did you find out
4787
16:04
had been left over on the Kodiak well on the Deepwater Horizon
16:04
when it moved over to Macondo?
16:04
A.
16:04
they were Kodiak samples, but I didn't -- specific to the
16:04
cement, I didn't know that the samples of cement that were from
16:04
Kodiak were used for Macondo.
16:05
Q.
16:05
in August of 2012 did you ever find out that Jesse Gagliano had
16:05
recommended to BP that this specific Kodiak cement slurry that
16:05
10
contained D-Air 3000 should be used on the Macondo well?
16:05
11
A.
16:05
12
samples.
16:05
13
Q.
16:05
14
recommended a design that had come from Kodiak that included
16:05
15
D-Air 3000?
16:05
16
A.
16:05
17
were samples of -- were the same recipe, same blend; right.
16:05
18
Q.
16:05
19
asked to design a foam for BP, that it not be blended with
16:05
20
D-Air 3000; correct?
16:05
21
A.
16:05
22
D-Air 3000.
16:05
23
Q.
16:06
24
foam cement, like the foam cement that was used on the
16:06
25
Deepwater Horizon?
Did you ever hear that?
I didn't know anything about specific cement.
I knew that
I didn't know that.
So from no time between April of 2010 until when you left
I knew of the design.
I didn't know about specific cement
When you say you knew of the design, you knew that he had
Just in the list that I put together, you know, that there
Okay.
And you would prefer, if you had been the person
Ideally, you wouldn't want to design it with the
You would agree that certain additives can destabilize
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4788
16:06
A.
Certain additives, yes.
16:06
Q.
Now, are you familiar with the Halliburton Global
16:06
Laboratory Best Practices, TREX-4347-1848-1?
16:06
16:06
familiar with Halliburton's Global Laboratory Best Practices?
16:06
A.
Yes.
16:06
Q.
And you would agree that the best practices of
16:06
Halliburton, this particular document, July of 2009, the
16:06
defoamer is for base slurry testing purposes only and should
16:06
10
not be included in the foam slurry tests outlined in this
16:06
11
section or in actual job designs.
16:06
12
16:06
13
said, to everyone in the lab, don't use defoamers for an actual
16:06
14
job design?
16:06
15
A.
That's what I read there.
16:06
16
Q.
And that's correct; right?
16:06
17
A.
Right.
16:06
18
Q.
And you expected all of your lab people to know that?
16:07
19
A.
I mean, it's -- it's global best practices.
16:07
20
Q.
Now, are you familiar with Halliburton's technology
16:07
21
bulletin on Zone Sealant 2000, TREX-5570?
16:07
22
This is a technology bulletin on Zone Sealant 2000.
16:07
23
MR. BREIT:
16:07
24
section.
16:07
25
you very much.
First of all, are you familiar -- or were you
You would agree that Halliburton's best practices
You knew that?
And then 5570.3, please, compatibility
Just that section right there, please, Carl.
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Thank
4789
15:59
BY MR. BREIT:
15:59
Q.
16:07
dispersants."
16:07
the foam."
16:07
Now, you were aware of that Halliburton
16:07
technology bulletin, weren't you, prior to April 20th?
16:07
A.
16:07
last time I read it or memorized it, but I'm sure I read it in
16:07
the past.
16:07
10
Q.
16:07
11
who is in the lab but designing cement slurry, to know that
16:08
12
D-Air, defoamers, and dispersants will destabilize a foam.
16:08
13
Wouldn't you expect that?
16:08
14
A.
16:08
15
know -- I don't know -- I'm not aware of his knowledge.
16:08
16
Q.
16:08
17
goes around to everyone, and people should read it and should
16:08
18
be aware of the fact that these materials would destabilize the
16:08
19
foam?
16:08
20
A.
16:08
21
something that you want to --
16:08
22
Q.
16:08
23
aware of that; right?
16:08
24
A.
That it can destabilize the foam; right.
16:08
25
Q.
And that SCR-100 is a dispersant?
"Compatibility.
Yes.
Defoamers.
Do not use defoamers or
They will -- "These materials will destabilize
I mean, I can't say that I -- I can't tell you the
You would expect your lab people, such as Jesse Gagliano,
I would rather not speak for Jesse, because I don't
You would agree that the Halliburton technology bulletin
Well, it's a global best practice.
No dispersants; correct?
So, yes.
I mean, it's
Destabilizes the foam.
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You were
4790
16:08
A.
It's a --
16:08
Q.
It's a dispersant?
16:08
A.
It's a retarder with secondary dispersing properties.
16:08
Q.
Now, you're familiar with the Halliburton Foam Cementing
16:08
Operations Manual, 745.16.1?
16:09
A.
16:09
working with SCR-100, it's a disperse -- it's a retarder with
16:09
secondary dispersant properties.
16:09
temperature, that -- that changes.
16:09
10
Q.
16:09
11
suggests and recommends that dispersants, in any purpose, might
16:09
12
destabilize foam and shouldn't be used.
16:09
13
that; right?
16:09
14
A.
Based on what you just read.
16:09
15
Q.
Now, let me show you the Halliburton Foam Cementing
16:09
16
Operations Manual.
16:09
17
before you left?
16:09
18
A.
The foam cementing manual?
16:09
19
Q.
Halliburton's Foam Cementing Operations Manual.
16:09
20
Table 2.1 from that manual.
16:09
21
A.
I can't say that I'm that familiar with that.
16:09
22
Q.
Would you agree that this particular document, which I
16:09
23
represent to you is Table 2.1 from page 16 of that particular
16:09
24
manual, says that defoamers, such as D-Air, and dispersants,
16:10
25
are incompatible with foam cement?
I'd like to add something.
SCR -- to my knowledge, and
But as it's exposed to
But again, Halliburton, in its own technological bulletin,
You would agree with
Are you familiar with that, or were you
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This is
4791
16:10
Again, reaffirming something that was already in
16:10
another manual.
16:10
A.
Okay.
16:10
Q.
You would agree with that, right, those two things?
16:10
A.
Yes.
16:10
foam.
16:10
Q.
16:10
15:59
15:59
10
Q.
16:10
11
would want to see tests run on the final slurry before it's
16:10
12
sent down the well; isn't that right?
16:10
13
A.
Yes, I would agree with that.
16:10
14
Q.
And you are aware of the fact that Mr. Gagliano did not
16:10
15
test the final slurry that went down that well?
16:10
16
A.
16:10
17
16:10
18
some clarity as to what he's talking about, "testing"?
16:10
19
there were multiple tests that were run.
16:10
20
16:10
21
BY MR. BREIT:
16:10
22
Q.
16:10
23
.09.
16:11
24
A.
Okay.
16:11
25
Q.
Are you aware of the fact that Jesse Gagliano never asked
I agree that a true dispersant is not ideal for
Now -MR. BREIT:
Thank you, Carl.
BY MR. BREIT:
Now, you would agree with me, as a lab manager, that you
Did not test -MR. UNDERHILL:
MR. BREIT:
Objection, Your Honor.
Can we get
I mean,
I'll focus it, Your Honor.
The SCR-100 slurry -- that was put in the slurry -- was a

That was the one that finally went down into the well.
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4792
16:11
for or ever had a lab final test with that particular .09?
16:11
16:11
BY MR. BREIT:
16:11
Q.
16:11
aware of that?
16:11
MR. HILL:
16:11
tests are you talking about?
16:11
16:11
16:11
10
16:11
11
MR. HILL:
16:11
12
THE COURT:
16:11
13
question, asking him if he's aware -- if he knows this to be
16:11
14
true or not.
16:11
15
BY MR. BREIT:
16:11
16
Q.
16:11
17
weigh-up sheet, which included .09 SCR-100 retardant, was never
16:11
18
given a full, final testing before it was used in the well?
16:11
19
A.
16:12
20
That's why I'm wanting to know what specific testing, because I
16:12
21
remember seeing thickening time tests.
16:12
22
tests, a couple -- I think maybe two thickening time tests.
16:12
23
Now, the timingwise, I would have to -- you would
16:12
24
have to show me that.
16:12
25
Q.
MR. HILL:
Objection, misstates the record.
Did he ask for it and then cancel the tests?
Are you
Your Honor, maybe I can be helpful.
What
The final slurry that had .09, that was
MR. BREIT:
eventually used down the well, never got the final testing with
the .09 in it.
Same objection.
Hold on.
Why don't you restate the
Do you know to be true that the April 17th, 2010 lab
The -- what I've looked at shows testing on -- on that.
I remember seeing UCA
Did you ever become aware of the fact that the .09
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retardant SCR-100 that was used in this well, that Jesse
16:12
Gagliano had ordered up the tests and then canceled that test
16:12
before it was completed?
16:12
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THE COURT:
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THE WITNESS:
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BY MR. BREIT:
16:12
Q.
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10
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MR. BREIT:
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14
THE WITNESS:
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testing that was performed on that 73909 Part 2, where I think
16:12
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they ran two thickening times and the UCA tests.
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after the job, I don't know right now.
16:13
19
recall.
16:13
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BY MR. BREIT:
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Q.
16:13
22
of 2012, did you ever become aware of the fact that Jesse
16:13
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Gagliano had ordered up testing that he canceled before it was
16:13
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completed?
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25
A.
MR. HILL:
Did you ever become aware of that?
Objection, again.
Misstates the record.
We haven't even identified the test he's talking about.

Overruled.
I've looked at --
If you're not aware of it, then just tell us you're not
aware of it.
THE COURT:
answer.
Well, wait a minute, Mr. Breit.
Let him
You asked the question, let him answer.

I apologize, Your Honor.
What I'm trying to say is I looked at
Whether or not that was performed before or

Right now I can't
I don't remember.
At any time during the time period of April through August
Well, parts of the test.

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Q.
Were never completed?
16:13
A.
Part -- right.
16:13
Q.
And parts of those tests would have been tests that would
16:13
have been in the full battery of tests that would normally be
16:13
done on a slurry before it goes down the well; isn't that
16:13
right?
16:13
A.
In some cases, yes.
16:13
Q.
But it wasn't in this case, was it?
16:13
A.
No.
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that jobs are pumped before every test is completed on a
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specific test.
16:14
14
communication I've had over the years.
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15
16:14
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they'll just get results later.
16:14
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fluid loss and a free water test.
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Q.
16:14
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and cancel them, and part of those tests no one ever found out
16:14
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the answers to before the well was pumped?
16:14
21
A.
I remember seeing that he canceled some tests.
16:14
22
Q.
That's all I wanted to know.
16:14
23
Now, let me switch subjects on you.
16:14
24
Do you know what a multiple analysis cement slurry
16:14
25
That's correct.
What I'm getting at is it's -- I'm not -- very seldom
in my position would I know when a job is actually pumped.

I know that, based on communication over the years,
That part I know just based on some of the
An example would be like a UCA test.
My simple question is:
Rheology test.
You know,
Possibly a
Did Gagliano order up some tests
analyzer is?
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A.
Yes.
Yes, I do.
16:14
Q.
And you know that a MAC analyzer's purpose is to measure
16:14
static gel strength of cement?
16:14
A.
That's correct.
16:14
Q.
No MAC analyzer was used prior to April 20th, 2010, was
16:14
it?
Not that you're aware of?
16:14
A.
Not that I'm aware of.
16:14
Q.
And a MAC analyzer tells you how long it takes a slurry to
16:14
go from a liquid state to a gel state up to 500 pounds per
16:15
10
100 square feet; isn't that correct?
16:15
11
A.
That's correct.
16:15
12
Q.
That information is not available unless you run that
16:15
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test?
16:15
14
A.
16:15
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be -- but, no, that's correct.
16:15
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the results.
16:15
17
Q.
16:15
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wanted it so they could get the answer to that question prior
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19
to April 20th, 2010, would have been Jesse Gagliano.
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never asked for it?
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A.
16:15
22
handling the account, possibly somebody else could do it, could
16:15
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order it.
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24
Q.
16:15
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this case, Jesse Gagliano -- is the one who's supposed to order
Unless a specific test had been run similar to that would

You have to run the test to get
And the person who would have ordered that test, if they
But he
I mean, I don't -- if there's more than one person
So the answer to the question is the account manager -- in
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that test if he wants it?
16:15
A.
16:15
order --
16:15
Q.
16:15
you've looked.
16:15
prior to April 20th, did they?
16:16
else?
16:16
A.
Not that I'm aware of.
16:16
Q.
Okay.
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16:16
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products that you had been asked to secure in your office;
16:16
12
correct?
16:16
13
A.
Yes.
16:16
14
Q.
And I believe you described those products that you were
16:16
15
asked to put in your office as coming from the Macondo well.
16:16
16
Correct?
16:16
17
A.
From the Horizon rig.
16:16
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Q.
From the Deepwater Horizon rig that had been at Macondo;
16:16
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correct?
16:16
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A.
Initially, I thought it was all just Horizon rig samples.
16:16
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Q.
So the Deepwater Horizon samples, that's what you were
16:16
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asked to put in your closet; correct?
16:16
23
A.
That's what I recall initially, right.
16:16
24
Q.
Now, let's look to see what was put in and was cataloged
16:16
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on April 30th, 2010, after Tony Angelle had asked you to do it.
Well, it makes sense.
But someone else could also
Well, since April 2010 until August of 2012, I'm sure

Nobody had ordered or asked for a MAC analyzer
Not Mr. Gagliano and no one
Now, let me back up briefly to another subject.
You knew that there had been products from the lab,
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And let's look at TREX-48002.
48002 first.
16:17
I'm doing to represent to you that this came from
16:17
Tony Angelle's computer custodial file on April 30th, 2010,
16:17
showing which products were inside the closet, not yet secured
16:17
in an air-conditioned locker, on April 30th, 2010.
16:17
16:17
A.
Yes.
16:17
Q.
All right.
16:17
16:17
10
in that closet here in the second paragraph.
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BY MR. BREIT:
16:17
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Q.
16:17
13
No. 2, Kodiak, bar code sample date February 23rd, 2010 -- I'm
16:17
14
sorry -- there you go.
16:17
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5-gallon bucket.
16:18
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And this represents, does it not, that there was a --
16:18
17
half of a 5-gallon bucket in your closet that had come from the
16:18
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Deepwater Horizon and marked coming from Well No. 2 at the
16:18
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Kodiak; is that right?
16:18
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A.
16:18
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first page of 48002, if I can, please.
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BY MR. BREIT:
16:18
24
Q.
16:18
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Horizon rig.
Have you ever seen a sheet like this?
MR. BREIT:
Let's go to 48002.2 and look at what was
And you see here in your closet, on April 30th, is Well
Thank you -- with lab sample ID 63981,
I don't know that that was in the closet.

MR. BREIT:
All right.
Well, let's go back to the
Materials -- materials currently in lab for BP/Transocean
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Now, these are the things that were in the rig from
16:18
the Transocean Horizon rig that were placed somehow, or
16:18
cataloged, on April 30th, 2010.
16:18
would you not?
16:18
A.
16:18
that was in the locker.
16:18
in inventory.
16:18
Q.
16:19
you gathered up, from the Transocean Horizon rig, these
16:19
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16:19
11
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12
BY MR. BREIT:
16:19
13
Q.
16:19
14
there was this particular 5-gallon bucket with half of it still
16:19
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remaining with particular cement blend from the Kodiak well
16:19
16
with this lab sample 63981.
16:19
17
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A.
Yes.
16:19
19
Q.
And this particular lab sample ID of 63981 specifically
16:19
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identifies a particular cement slurry so that you'll know, if
16:19
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ever there's a request later, exactly what the blend looked
16:19
22
like that was used; correct?
16:19
23
A.
Yes.
16:19
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Q.
Now, let's look at TREX-559 for a second -- 5595, I
16:19
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apologize.
Right.
Okay.
You would agree with me there,
That's the first page of that document.
I'm just trying to clarify that I don't know that

That was just from what we gathered up
So on April 30th, 2010, you'll agree with me that
materials.
MR. BREIT:
And now let's go to 48002.2.
And in those particular materials that you gathered up,
You'd agree with me there, you had gathered it up?
5595.
This is a lab sheet dated March 7th, 2010,

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Jesse Gagliano, from the Mississippi Canyon 252, which would be
16:20
Macondo well; correct?
16:20
A.
Yes.
16:20
Q.
And this particular cement weigh-up sheet for March 7th,
16:20
2010 lists --
16:20
16:20
Carl.
16:20
BY MR. BREIT:
16:20
Q.
16:20
10
particular March 7th test by Jesse Gagliano came from the
16:20
11
Transocean, that they have the exact same date of
16:20
12
February 23rd, 2010, and they have the exact same sample ID
16:20
13
number, 63981, which is the exact same sample ID of those
16:20
14
materials that were put in your office on April 30th, 2010.
16:20
15
16:20
16
16:20
17
16:20
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16:21
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16:21
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it's not -- well, go ahead.
16:21
21
BY MR. BREIT:
16:21
22
Q.
I'm sorry.
16:21
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A.
I'm sorry?
16:21
24
Q.
It was the same sample ID, was it not, 63981?
16:21
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February 23rd, 2010, wasn't it?
MR. BREIT:
And now go to the materials section,
And this shows that the materials that were used for this
Would you agree with me that's the same sample ID?

A.
Yes, based on what I see here.

MR. BREIT:
Now, let's go back, if we could, to
48002.2.
THE WITNESS:
But that sample right there is not --
Let me -- finish your answer.
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4800
16:21
A.
Yeah.
16:21
Q.
Yes?
16:21
A.
Yeah, I think so.
16:21
Q.
Now, let's look at what was in the Kodiak cement here that
16:21
was in your office on April 30th, 2010, and compare it to the
16:21
April 17th, 2010 test, TREX-3110.
16:21
16:21
BY MR. BREIT:
16:21
Q.
16:22
10
closet has the exact same ingredients as the Kodiak II cement.
16:22
11
Do you not see that?
16:22
12
A.
Yes, I see that.
16:22
13
Q.
And do you see here that your Kodiak cement has the exact
16:22
14
same -- every ingredient in the exact same amount; is that
16:22
15
right?
16:22
16
A.
Yes, I see that.
16:22
17
Q.
Now, if you look at the Kodiak cement with lab sample
16:22
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63981 --
16:22
19
16:22
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April 17th -- I'm sorry -- back to the March 7th, I'm sorry,
16:22
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which would be 5595.
16:23
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63981.
16:23
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BY MR. BREIT:
16:23
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Q.
16:23
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closet from the Kodiak cement blend as you did from the Macondo
MR. BREIT:
So TREX-3110-48002.2, please, Carl.
And if you see here, the Macondo blend that's in your
MR. BREIT:
Let's go look at TREX-3110 by itself, the
Again, the materials section, sample ID,
And so on April 30th, you had the exact chemicals in your
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blend.
They were exactly identical; correct?
16:23
A.
They were in the -- they weren't in the closet.
16:23
Q.
They were in your office?
16:23
office, as coming from the Transocean rig; correct?
16:23
A.
At what point were they in my office?
16:23
Q.
April 30th.
16:23
A.
Yes.
16:23
Q.
On April 30th, you had gathered up those things and you
16:23
were told to secure those things so that no one would take
16:23
10
them, no one would touch them, and nothing would happen to
16:23
11
them; correct?
16:23
12
A.
Well, there was a misunderstanding about that.
16:23
13
Q.
Well, before we get to the misunderstanding, you were told
16:23
14
by higher-ups to put in your closet everything from the
16:24
15
Transocean rig; and it included a bucket that said
16:24
16
"Transocean," and it had the Kodiak cement which was the exact
16:24
17
identical chemical blend makeup as the cement that was used on
16:24
18
the Deepwater Horizon on April 17th, wasn't it?
16:24
19
A.
The ingredients were the same.
16:24
20
Q.
Now, you would agree with me that despite being told that
16:24
21
those materials should remain in your office and secured and
16:24
22
not touched, that somehow, between April 30th, 2010 and
16:24
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July 20, 2010, the cement bucket that had the word "Kodiak" and
16:24
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"Transocean rig" somehow got moved and disappeared?
16:24
25
A.
They were secured in your
At the time that I gathered up everything, right.
All of the samples that were Kodiak got moved.

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Q.
The question is:
16:24
closet, the April 30th sample that had 63981, that was used by
16:24
Jesse Gagliano on March 7th, that you were supposed to secure
16:25
in your office so that no one would touch it, that had the
16:25
exact chemical makeup of the Macondo well cement, that was used
16:25
on April 17th, somehow, between April 30th and July 20th, it
16:25
went missing, didn't it?
16:25
A.
16:25
Tony Angelle's instructions.
16:25
10
secure the Macondo well cement samples.
16:25
11
was not Macondo and put it in our warehouse.
16:25
12
Q.
16:25
13
Transocean rig and you had, in fact, secured the Transocean rig
16:25
14
cement that had been used by Jesse Gagliano on March 7th on the
16:25
15
Macondo well -- let me finish my question, please, sir -- it's
16:25
16
the exact same chemical ID -- are you telling me that
16:25
17
everything -- somehow, between April 30th, you decided to move
16:26
18
it out, not put it in the locked locker, and somehow up until
16:26
19
last week, Wednesday, is the first time in three years someone
16:26
20
from Halliburton realized that the Kodiak cement that had been
16:26
21
used on the Macondo well was sitting on a shelf in a closet?
16:26
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A.
16:26
23
labeled "Kodiak," whatever that other location was, was used
16:26
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for Macondo.
16:26
25
sample.
No, sir.
Was the sample that you had put in your
What I'm trying to say is that I misunderstood

And those instructions were to
I took everything that
So after you were told to secure everything from the
Yes.
I did not know that the sample of cement that was
I have no way of knowing that by looking at that
All I see is Kodiak from some other location.

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Q.
So you moved it?
16:26
A.
I was asked to secure the Macondo well Mississippi Canyon
16:26
sample.
16:26
corrected me, so I took those samples, put them back in -- I
16:26
didn't discard them.
16:26
secured the Macondo well cement samples.
16:26
16:26
Q.
16:26
they didn't make it into the air-conditioned locker, after the
16:27
10
United States Government issued you a subpoena, after three
16:27
11
different commissions looking for the cement to test on the
16:27
12
Macondo well, you didn't think for a second, Hey, maybe I
16:27
13
should look at the cement that I had secured from the
16:27
14
Transocean rig that had the exact same chemical ID because
16:27
15
someone may be looking for it?
16:27
16
A.
16:27
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Macondo well cement, put it -- why wouldn't I grab the other
16:27
18
cement sample and put it in?
16:27
19
16:27
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any -- all of my history, if I look at a cement sample labeled
16:27
21
a different well and a different location, how am I to assume
16:27
22
that that's -- it's a different location, a different rig?
16:27
23
see it as a complete -- not being the same cement.
16:27
24
that's my -- that's the truth.
16:27
25
Q.
That's what I did.
I misunderstood him initially.
He
I put them back in the warehouse and
I had no way of knowing.

So is it your testimony that after July 20th, when somehow
Sir, with all due respect, if I was going to take the
I had no reason not to do that.
I did not know that -- I did not -- I had no --
That's --
Well, you understood April 30th, when you were securing

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materials from the Transocean rig, that they included the
16:27
Kodiak cement in that 5-gallon bucket and it included at least
16:27
two or three other Kodiak cement plugs.
16:28
16:28
A.
16:28
That's --
16:28
Q.
16:28
one of those buckets of Kodiak, one bucket sitting on an upper
16:28
shelf, was found three years after the fact, but no other
16:28
10
Kodiak cement was found, just the one that had been removed
16:28
11
from your office on April 30th, until last week?
16:28
12
explain that, why only one of three managed to be there?
16:28
13
you were going to move all of the Kodiak cement out, why just
16:28
14
one?
16:28
15
A.
16:28
16
was not -- I wasn't -- I was not paying attention to whether it
16:28
17
was Kodiak.
16:28
18
I was just looking at what was Macondo.
16:28
19
that wasn't Macondo was removed from -- was not put in the
16:28
20
locker.
16:28
21
Q.
16:28
22
Houston call you and say, "Hey, we're trying to gather up these
16:28
23
chemicals"?
16:28
24
We already know that on May 28th and May 29th, you
16:28
25
used the SCR-100L that had been used on this particular well
Do you remember that?

They had other samples that weren't Macondo well.
And can you explain to this Court why, a week ago, only
Can you
If
I didn't say -- I'm saying every other -- anything that
That meant nothing to me.

Anything
I didn't --
But you knew there was a subpoena.
Didn't anyone from
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from whatever bottle you got it from.
Did anyone ask you,
16:29
"Where is the rest of the cement?"
16:29
A.
16:29
samples.
16:29
MR. BREIT:
I have no other questions, Your Honor.
16:29
THE COURT:
Mr. Quirk, I want to clarify something.
16:29
The materials, the samples, whatever they were called, that you
16:29
originally secured in your office --
16:29
16:29
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THE COURT:
16:29
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THE WITNESS:
16:29
12
16:29
13
16:29
14
had originally moved into your office all these samples, and
16:29
15
then at some point you -- you've explained why you moved some
16:29
16
out.
16:29
17
16:29
18
Angelle asked me to gather the samples, I gathered the -- all
16:29
19
the Transocean rig samples.
16:29
20
everything that I had inventoried, he said that we just need to
16:30
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secure the Macondo well samples.
16:30
22
16:30
23
samples and put those samples into the locker and secured it.
16:30
24
Everything else I put back into the storage area in our storage
16:30
25
warehouse.
I don't recall anybody talking to me about the Kodiak
THE WITNESS:
Yes, sir.
-- where did those come from?

Just from my material storage area
where we retain all of our samples that come in from rigs.

THE COURT:
So I'm just trying to understand.
So you
Is that what -THE WITNESS:
Yeah.
I gathered up -- when Tony
And then when I gave him a list of
So I made a new list with just the Macondo well
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16:30
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THE WITNESS:
16:30
THE COURT:
Okay.
16:30
MR. BREIT:
Two follow-ups, Your Honor, if I could.
16:30
BY MR. BREIT:
16:30
Q.
16:30
the chemical additives, over time?
16:30
A.
There's a shelf life on cement and additives.
16:30
10
Q.
And after that shelf life, you can't test the same things,
16:30
11
can you?
16:30
12
A.
16:30
13
of quality control test, I assume, to determine whether or not
16:30
14
it would act like, you know -- or it would behave --
16:30
15
Q.
16:30
16
degrades over time?
16:31
17
A.
16:31
18
that could happen.
16:31
19
Q.
16:31
20
an air-controlled unit like your locker, is it?
16:31
21
A.
16:31
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MR. BREIT:
Okay.
16:31
23
THE COURT:
United States have any questions?
16:31
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MS. McCLELLAN:
16:31
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THE COURT:
What exactly is it that the -- the cement
that was located last week, where do that come from?

In our storage warehouse.
Are you finished?
You would agree with me that those cements degrade, as do
You don't get the same results with the same tests?
I don't know that for a fact, but you could run some type
And you would agree they have a shelf life, though, that
It depended on what it's exposed to.
I could see where
You would agree that the closet, the storage closet, isn't
It's climate-controlled.
Yes.
Mr. Quirk, Jessica McClellan for the United

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States.
16:31
And I have the witness on cross-examination.
16:31
If we could please have Demonstrative 3602.
16:31
The Court has heard testimony about the printed
16:31
lab weigh-up sheets that Halliburton used pertaining to the
16:31
Macondo well's production casing and cement job.
16:31
you've heard about a few of these lab weigh-up sheets.
16:31
also heard over the past few weeks about a few of the lab
16:31
reports that were generated by Halliburton's account
16:31
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16:32
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In order to avoid duplication today, I'd like to
16:32
12
focus on the internal link that was the method of communication
16:32
13
between the account representative and the cement laboratory,
16:32
14
which was the Viking system.
16:32
15
16:32
16
screen shot hasn't been laid with any witness, because those
16:32
17
exhibits were produced after --
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18
16:32
19
16:32
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through -- for Your Honor's convenience -- you had expressed
16:32
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frustration last week with the way that the plaintiffs had
16:32
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presented the lab testing information because there were a lot
16:32
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of tests.
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Your Honor,
You've
representative, Mr. Gagliano, and provided to BP.
Your Honor, the foundation laid for the Viking
THE COURT:
I'm trying to understand -- first of all,
the United States hasn't sued Halliburton, have you?

MS. McCLELLAN:
And so we
THE COURT:
Your Honor, we'd like to walk
-Are you talking about the chain of

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custody here?
16:32
16:32
be addressing any of the territories that Mr. Breit has just
16:32
covered with the witness.
16:32
the flow of information within Halliburton's lab.
16:33
THE COURT:
16:33
MS. McCLELLAN:
16:33
shots, we do believe that Mr. Quirk would be a proper
16:33
custodian.
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
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Q.
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are you?
16:33
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A.
No, ma'am.
16:33
18
Q.
But in February and April of 2010, you were employed by
16:33
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Halliburton?
16:33
20
A.
Yes.
16:33
21
Q.
And you were the area lab manager for Halliburton's Gulf
16:33
22
of Mexico region?
16:33
23
A.
That's correct, the fluids lab.
16:33
24
Q.
In February and April of 2010, how did the Broussard
16:33
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cement lab receive test requests?
MS. McCLELLAN:
No, Your Honor.
We are not going to
Instead, we would just like to show
Go ahead.
So with respect to the Viking screen
He was Halliburton's 30(b)(6) witness for some of
the February and April lab testing.

THE COURT:
If you have any questions for him, go
ahead and ask.

CROSS-EXAMINATION
Mr. Quirk, you're not currently employed by Halliburton,
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16:33
A.
Through the Viking lab database management system.
16:33
Q.
And you're familiar with that system as the former area
16:33
lab manager for Halliburton?
16:33
A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:33
Q.
Did the lab use the same system for reporting test
16:33
results?
16:34
A.
16:34
service coordinators, and everybody used -- everyone involved
16:34
used that system to generate a lab report.
16:34
10
Q.
16:34
11
a request had been submitted?
16:34
12
A.
16:34
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results as it was given from the lab technicians.
16:34
14
Q.
16:34
15
16:34
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16:34
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16:34
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information pertaining to the Halliburton lab cement testing,
16:34
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what I would like to do is with one test, use a side-by-side
16:34
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comparison of the Viking screen shots with the lab weigh-up
16:34
21
sheets for the first test that was performed on the Macondo
16:34
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slurry, which was the February thickening-time test, in order
16:34
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to give the Court a clear and concise example as to how the
16:34
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flow of information was at the Halliburton lab.
The system was designed for the labs and the engineers and
And Viking would allow a user to see the test stats after
The individual that submitted the request could see
Thank you.
MS. McCLELLAN:
If we could have TREX-37042.4.1 with
TREX-802-W.1.1.
Your Honor, to illustrate the flow of
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:35
Q.
16:35
screen shot for Viking from the February testing; and on the
16:35
right is the first weigh-up sheet, dated February the 10th.
16:35
16:35
the 802-W.1.2.
16:35
BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:35
Q.
16:35
shot, as well as the weigh-up sheet on the bottom, both pertain
16:35
10
to Request ID 65112?
16:35
11
A.
16:35
12
top, but I will . . .
16:35
13
Q.
16:35
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representative, Mr. Gagliano, who initiated this request in
16:35
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Viking?
16:35
16
A.
16:35
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802-W.1.4.
16:36
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:36
20
Q.
16:36
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additives that were used are shown in Viking on the screen shot
16:36
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on the top?
16:36
23
A.
Yes, I see that.
16:36
24
Q.
And it would have been Mr. Gagliano who specified the
16:36
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additives to be used in the testing; correct?
So, Mr. Quirk, on the left, for orientation purposes, is a
MS. McCLELLAN:
This is just a fly-out.
Mr. Quirk, do you recognize on top that the Viking screen
Yes, I guess it looks like it.
It's kind of blurry at the
As shown on the top, it was Halliburton's account
Yes.
I see that.
MS. McCLELLAN:
Do you see on top that -- do you see on top that -- the
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A.
That's correct.
16:36
Q.
And the additives are then reproduced dependent on the
16:36
bottom in the materials section of the weigh-up sheet?
16:36
A.
16:36
16:36
TREX-802-W.2.5.
16:36
BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:36
Q.
16:36
Viking system as shown on the top; correct?
16:36
10
A.
That's correct.
16:36
11
Q.
And the tests were also printed on the weigh-up sheet on
16:36
12
the bottom that the lab used?
16:36
13
A.
Yes.
16:36
14
Q.
Both the screen shot and the weigh-up sheet show that each
16:36
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test has a unique test ID?
16:37
16
A.
Yes.
16:37
17
Q.
And on the top in Viking, there's also a section for
16:37
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conditions; correct?
16:37
19
A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:37
20
Q.
For example, Mr. Gagliano specified for the thickening
16:37
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time test, he needed a five- to six-hour pump time window; is
16:37
22
that correct?
16:37
23
A.
That's correct.
16:37
24
Q.
And that condition, as well as the others, are all
16:37
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reproduced on the bottom on the weigh-up sheet?
That's correct.
MS. McCLELLAN:
Mr. Gagliano also specified the required test in the
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A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:37
Q.
How was the lab notified that Mr. Gagliano had submitted
16:37
these requests in Viking for testing?
16:37
A.
16:37
as Jesse, or anyone, for that matter, would submit a request,
16:37
it would go into that queue, and the lab would recognize that
16:37
there's a test in the queue.
16:37
Q.
16:37
requirement of five to six hours, what would have been the
16:37
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first thing that the lab did?
16:37
11
A.
16:38
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know, search the database and he'd try to determine a volume of
16:38
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additives -- of retarder in this case, if you're looking for
16:38
14
five to six hours.
16:38
15
to try to look at slurries that we tested or they would have
16:38
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tested at that temperature, unless specific instructions -- for
16:38
17
example, you know, if he had tested maybe, you know, something
16:38
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very similar, he may give specific instructions to the lab to
16:38
19
say "Just run this volume," in which case the lab would --
16:38
20
Q.
16:38
21
concentration to start testing with.
16:38
22
16:38
23
with TREX-802-W.1.6.
16:38
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:38
25
Q.
The system is designed with a request queue.
And as soon
So after receiving the test in the lab with a pump time
Unless specific instructions were given, they would, you
So SCR-100L, they would search the database
So in this instance, the lab first selected the retarder
MS. McCLELLAN:
If we could pull up TREX-48193.3.4
We see that the lab selected .10 gallons per sack of

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SCR-100L retarder?
16:38
A.
16:38
that when Jesse submitted the request, that he started it with
16:39
.17 and the lab person agreed with that and just put it off the
16:39
weigh sheet.
16:39
originally request, I don't know.
16:39
Q.
16:39
concentration, they would then print the weigh-up sheet; would
16:39
that be the next step?
16:39
10
A.
That's correct.
16:39
11
Q.
If we could have TREX-802W.1.7, we see here that the lab
16:39
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started the thickening time test on February the 11th, at 11:06
16:39
13
in the evening; is that correct?
16:39
14
A.
It looks like 11:06 p.m. on February 11th.
16:39
15
Q.
And if we could have Demonstrative 3601A, is what you just
16:39
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saw on the weigh-up sheet showing that the first thickening
16:39
17
time test on the .10 gallons per sack retarder was started on
16:39
18
February 11th at 11:06 p.m.?
16:40
19
the weigh-up sheet?
16:40
20
A.
Is that what we just read?
16:40
21
Q.
That's correct.
16:40
22
A.
Okay.
16:40
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right here.
16:40
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Q.
16:40
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Well, I don't know that for sure.
I mean, it's possible
Whether or not it was changed from Jesse's
Well, after the lab picker starting the retarder
Okay.
Is that accurately reflected on
I'm not familiar with what I'm looking at
This was generated by you, I guess, or somebody --
Yes, it is.
What we've tried to do for the Court is simplify all
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of the weigh-up sheets and put in the dates and times of each
16:40
test starting, as well as some of the comments that are made.
16:40
A.
I'm sorry --
16:40
Q.
So my question is simply whether the entry that we just
16:40
looked at -- and we can look at it again -- TREX-802-W --
16:40
A.
16:40
slurry showed just now that we looked at.
16:40
know, in the recipe for the SCR-100L.
16:40
Q.
16:40
10
.10.
16:40
11
A.
Is that what we just looked at?
16:40
12
Q.
Yes.
16:40
13
A.
Is that what you showed me?
16:40
14
Q.
Yes.
16:40
15
A.
Okay.
16:40
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thought that was a 7.
16:40
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Q.
Thank you.
16:40
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A.
Okay.
16:41
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16:41
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TREX-802W.1.7.
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:41
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Q.
16:41
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lab technician can fill in the results of the tests?
16:41
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A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:41
25
Q.
And as we see for the first thickening time test, the time
I'm sorry, but I thought it was .17 that we had that the
I may be -- you
The first retarded -- starting retarder concentration was
This is just not clear.
I looked at that and I
Okay.
MS. McCLELLAN:
All right.
If we could go back to
Mr. Quirk, the weigh-up sheet also has spaces where the
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that it took to reach 70 BC -- which is when it would be
16:41
unpumpable; correct?
16:41
A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:41
Q.
That was three hours and four minutes?
16:41
A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:41
Q.
And so that thickening time result of three hours and four
16:41
minutes didn't meet the requirement that Mr. Gagliano had
16:41
specified of five to six hours, did it?
16:41
A.
16:41
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:41
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Q.
16:41
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six-hour requirement, the result was still entered into the
16:41
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Viking as shown on the screen; correct?
16:41
15
A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:41
16
Q.
In February and April of 2010, did Halliburton's lab
16:41
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routinely enter test results into Viking even if the result did
16:41
18
not meet the requirement?
16:41
19
A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:41
20
Q.
And why was that so?
16:42
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A.
Just to have, you know, a record of progression to
16:42
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establish the criteria -- test criteria.
16:42
23
16:42
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That's correct.
MS. McCLELLAN:
If we could have TREX-48195.1.2.
Even though the test result did not meet the five- or
MS. McCLELLAN:
802X.1.2.
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:42
Q.
16:42
wasn't met, the lab increased the retarder concentration to .14
16:42
gallons per sack and ran the thickening time test again;
16:42
correct?
16:42
A.
16:42
Correct.
16:42
16:42
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:42
11
Q.
16:42
12
thickening time test on February the 12th at 3:08 a.m.
16:42
13
A.
16:42
14
16:43
15
Demonstrative 3601A.
16:43
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:43
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Q.
16:43
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demonstrative calendar; correct?
16:43
19
A.
16:43
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THE COURT:
16:43
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MS. McCLELLAN:
16:43
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THE COURT:
16:43
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weigh-in sheet information and the Viking information are the
16:43
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same?
16:43
25
Since the pump time requirement of five to six hours
That's what -- that's what appears to have happened there.
MS. McCLELLAN:
And if we could have TREX-802X.1.4
with 48195.5.4.
Here, we see that the lab started the second February
Okay.
MS. McCLELLAN:
And if we could have the
That date and time are accurately reflected here on the
Yes, ma'am.
So what's the point of this exercise?
Your Honor --
Are you just trying to show that the
It's the same or consistent?

MS. McCLELLAN:
Yes, Your Honor, and we are also --
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16:43
we've chosen one test that we don't believe there's any dispute
16:43
with the parties on in order to walk through the process as to
16:43
how the lab communicated with the account representative.
16:43
16:43
cut through all of this.
16:43
this?
16:43
to get to.
16:43
16:43
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16:43
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16:43
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yet, and I was using Mr. Quirk in order to lay the foundation
16:44
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for one of the tests that could then have been extrapolated to
16:44
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all of the Viking screen shots as well as the weigh-up sheets,
16:44
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in order to make sure that the record is complete.
16:44
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16:44
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16:44
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point is here, what's the relevance, what we're trying to prove
16:44
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here.
16:44
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MS. McCLELLAN:
16:44
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THE COURT:
16:44
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admitting those documents or not, but I don't know where we're
16:44
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going with this.
THE COURT:
Well, I'm just trying to see if we can

I mean, is there any dispute about
What's the ultimate point here?
MS. McCLELLAN:
That's what I'm trying
Absolutely, Your Honor.
We have a
list of all of the weigh-up sheets as well as the Viking screen

shots that we would move for admission into the record.
THE COURT:
These are not otherwise in the record or
not going to be in the record otherwise?

MS. McCLELLAN:
They have not been admitted as of
But I can move along, Your Honor.

THE COURT:
I'm just trying to find out what the
I've got to tell you, I'm not following you.

I don't know if there's any problem with
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16:44
we'd be happy to look at what they want in.
16:44
legitimate set of documents pertaining to --
16:44
16:44
16:45
MS. McCLELLAN:
16:45
THE COURT:
16:45
on the cement slurry before and after the incident, pertaining
16:45
to Macondo well?
16:45
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16:45
11
incident, Your Honor, which would have been the February and
16:45
12
April testing
16:45
13
16:45
14
already offered those.
16:45
15
already?
16:45
16
MS. McCLELLAN:
16:45
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MR. HILL:
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MS. McCLELLAN:
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THE COURT:
Okay.
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MR. REGAN:
We can take a look.
MR. HILL:
THE COURT:
Your Honor, from Halliburton's position,

If there's a
Are these -- are you trying to introduce
the Viking documents and the weigh-in sheets pertaining to -All pertaining to --
-- all the various tests that were done
MS. McCLELLAN:
Only those pertaining to before the
of the Macondo.
THE COURT:
I would have assumed somebody would have

I'm surprised.
They're not in evidence
Not yet, Your Honor, not totally.
Sir, I think pieces are in.

I have a complete production, Your
Honor.
THE COURT:
Does anybody have any objection to this?
All right.
MR. HILL:
Those are admitted.
Your Honor, do you mind if we review them
to make sure they are actually Macondo-related?

All right.
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MS. McCLELLAN:
I'll be happy to circulate them.
16:45
THE COURT:
16:45
said they were, purport to be, which I assume they are, those
16:45
are admitted.
16:45
16:45
speak for Halliburton, but I think Mr. Gagliano will be a
16:45
witness later in the trial, and he actually would be a
16:45
percipient witness to those documents.
16:45
16:45
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MR. REGAN:
16:46
12
MS. McCLELLAN:
16:46
13
TREX-802X.16.9 with TREX-48195.9.6.
16:46
14
BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:46
15
Q.
16:46
16
shown on the weigh-up sheet that the Court has already heard
16:46
17
some testimony about.
16:46
18
16:46
19
testing on the Macondo slurry.
16:46
20
sheet for the foam crush compressive strength test on the
16:46
21
.20 slurry in February, there's a notation that the slurry is
16:46
22
settling on top.
16:46
23
A.
Yes, ma'am.
16:46
24
Q.
And do you also see that comment, "Reproduced on the
16:46
25
bottom", in the Viking screen shot?
Well, assuming they are what she just
Okay.
MR. REGAN:
THE COURT:
I think Mr. -- I mean, I don't want to
Okay.
Okay.
You like that word, don't you, "percipient"?

He saw it.
If we could please have
I'd like to talk about a few of the comments that are
The Court has heard testimony concerning stability

And as shown on the weigh-up
Do you see that?
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16:46
A.
Is that "Severe settling"?
16:46
Q.
Correct.
16:46
A.
Okay.
16:46
Q.
Based on your knowledge and experience in the Broussard
16:46
lab practices, how would the lab have known that there was
16:47
settling during a crush compressive strength test?
16:47
A.
16:47
strength.
16:47
the compressive strength is 0.
16:47
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16:47
11
16:47
12
condition the slurry prior to pouring it, and so he was going
16:47
13
to repeat it by conditioning the slurry.
16:47
14
Q.
16:47
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this test would have been stopped; correct?
16:47
16
A.
That's correct.
16:47
17
Q.
And we see on the bottom of the Viking screen shot that
16:47
18
the test data was "test/tests failed"?
16:47
19
A.
Yes.
16:47
20
Q.
The Court has heard testimony about various tests in this
16:47
21
litigation that were performed at Halliburton's lab that
16:47
22
failed.
16:47
23
A.
16:48
24
or not -- that some of the techs, I don't think, were all in
16:48
25
sync.
Well, as I read this, it was not a crush compressive

The slurry was not set.
It just has that -- you see
He has "the slurry is settling,
will repeat the test."

From what I read there, he didn't -- he didn't
And because the lab noted that the slurry was settling,
Could you explain what that means?
That there was a little bit of confusion regarding whether
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well, it should indicate that there was a problem with the
16:48
test, meaning that we had equipment malfunction or maybe, you
16:48
know, something else related to -- not specific to the slurry
16:48
design, but equipment or some -- some type of error.
16:48
Q.
16:48
mean that the slurry design has failed?
16:48
A.
16:48
as it was intended to be used at the Gulf of Mexico Fluids Lab.
16:48
Q.
16:48
10
whether a particular result is acceptable?
16:48
11
A.
16:48
12
specific parameter -- for example, a five- to six-hour
16:48
13
thickening time, that's quite clear -- it would be -- in a case
16:49
14
where a technician has noticed something out of the ordinary in
16:49
15
a case, like settling, then the technician would be -- it would
16:49
16
be expected that the technician would make note of that and
16:49
17
then, at that point, make a decision whether to communicate
16:49
18
with someone, whether it be the shift leader or engineer or lab
16:49
19
manager or something like that.
16:49
20
Q.
16:49
21
design is appropriate for use on a job?
16:49
22
A.
16:49
23
laboratory is to test the slurry and then report the results.
16:49
24
The individual that submits the request has to make that
16:49
25
decision.
So is it fair to say, then, that a "test fail" does not
That's not what it -- that's not what it was intended --
And is it the role of a lab technician to determine
Well, in a case where it's -- where it's clear or a
But does the lab make a decision as to whether a slurry
The lab just -- the job of the field test of the
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BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:49
Q.
16:49
tests that were not performed on the .09 slurry, which was the
16:49
slurry that was actually pumped on the Macondo well's
16:50
production casing.
16:50
16:50
A.
Yes.
16:50
Q.
This Viking screen shot, TREX-48194, shows the tests that
16:50
10
were actually performed on the .09 slurry; is that correct?
16:50
11
A.
16:50
12
compressive strength.
16:50
13
Q.
Does that refresh your recollection earlier --
16:50
14
A.
The miscibility and a mud -- and a pressurized mud
16:50
15
analysis.
16:50
16
there on the right.
16:50
17
Q.
16:50
18
recalled that there were two thickening time tests that were
16:50
19
run as well as the UCA test?
16:50
20
A.
16:50
21
16:50
22
have TREX-3773.1.2.
16:50
23
BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:50
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Q.
16:51
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July 14th e-mail from Richard Vargo of Halliburton to you and
MS. McCLELLAN:
If we could have TREX-48194.8.2.
Mr. Quirk, the Court has also heard testimony about the
You're familiar with that?
It's showing a thickening time, a repeat, and a UCA
I'm just looking at where it says "finished," right
Does this refresh your recollection earlier that you
Yes, ma'am.
MS. McCLELLAN:
One final area.
If we could please
Mr. Quirk, do you recognize this e-mail?
OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT
This is a
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16:51
Mr. Richard Dubois?
16:51
A.
16:51
could see the attachment.
16:51
16:51
BY MS. McCLELLAN:
16:51
Q.
16:51
Segment Recommended Practice Drilling and Completions Cementing
16:51
Manual, Cement Lab Section on Testing, which we have called in
16:51
this litigation SRP 4.1-0003; is that correct?
16:51
10
A.
Yes, that's what I see there.
16:51
11
Q.
Had you seen BP's cement laboratory testing section before
16:52
12
April 20th, 2010?
16:52
13
A.
16:52
14
can't recall the dates.
16:52
15
Q.
16:52
16
attached, does that refresh your recollection of July the 14th,
16:52
17
2010?
16:52
18
A.
16:52
19
something about it, now that I'm looking at it, but I don't
16:52
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recall -- I just don't have much recollection about this right
16:52
21
now.
16:52
22
Q.
16:52
23
16:52
24
16:52
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I don't recall what that's about without -- maybe if I
MS. McCLELLAN:
Yes.
If we could have 3773.4.3.
Attached to this July 14th e-mail is a copy of BP's E & P
I remember looking at -- at a BP document like that.
Well, does the e-mail that -- this document that's
I mean, it's -- some.
Very, very cloudy.
I do remember
Okay.
MS. McCLELLAN:
No other questions, Your Honor.
Thank you.
THE COURT:
All right.
Does Alabama have any
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questions?
16:52
16:52
16:52
16:53
asking questions at the end of Mr. Breit's, an explanation of
16:53
where this bucket was found.
MR. MAZE:
Very brief.
Corey Maze for the State of Alabama on cross-examination.

I'd actually like to pick up where Your Honor was
7
8
Yes, Your Honor.
Carl, if you could bring up Demonstrative 325 -excuse me, 3264 -- that's TREX-23063.
9
10
CROSS-EXAMINATION
16:52
11
BY MR. MAZE:
16:53
12
Q.
16:53
13
told to separate the buckets from the Macondo well and those
16:53
14
that were separated as Kodiak; correct?
16:53
15
A.
16:53
16
secure the Macondo well samples.
16:53
17
Q.
16:53
18
Kodiak samples; correct?
16:53
19
A.
16:53
20
of the isolated samples.
16:53
21
Q.
Do you recognize this shelf that is in TREX-23063?
16:53
22
A.
Yes.
16:53
23
Q.
Is this where you would have put the four buckets that
16:54
24
were labeled "Kodiak"?
16:54
25
A.
Now, Mr. Quirk, you testified that at some point you were
I -- not really worded that way.
Okay.
I just -- I was asked to
So you had to do something different with the
Remove them from the -- well, just not have them as part
That's the storage in the Gulf of Mexico Fluids Lab.
As well as everything else.

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16:54
Q.
As well as everything else that wasn't labeled "Macondo"?
16:54
A.
I don't recall whether or not it was there the whole time.
16:54
My memory is that it -- on the top shelf, I think, at the time
16:54
that I left Halliburton, but I can't say that I walked out
16:54
there every day and looked at the samples.
16:54
memory.
16:54
Q.
16:54
would have been sitting on the top of that shelf, to the best
16:54
of your knowledge?
16:54
10
16:54
11
16:54
12
MR. MAZE:
16:54
13
THE COURT:
16:54
14
MR. MAZE:
16:54
15
BY MR. MAZE:
16:54
16
Q.
16:54
17
earlier; correct?
16:54
18
A.
16:54
19
Horizon rig."
16:54
20
Q.
Do you remember this document from earlier?
16:55
21
A.
Yes, yes.
16:55
22
16:55
23
48002.2.
16:55
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BY MR. MAZE:
16:55
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Q.
I just -- that's my
And so in August 2012, those four buckets of Kodiak blend
MR. HILL:
Objection, misstates the record.
There's
been no evidence of four buckets of Kodiak blend.

I can prove that, Your Honor.
Okay.
Carl, can you please bring up TREX-48002.
This is the document that Mr. Breit was showing you
"This material is currently in lab for BP/Transocean
MR. MAZE:
Carl, if you can go to the second page,
Can you see that very well, Mr. Quirk?

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See it well enough
4826
16:55
to read it at that size?
16:55
A.
16:55
16:55
you just highlighted, make it just a little bit bigger.
16:55
BY MR. MAZE:
16:55
Q.
16:55
No. 2 - Kodiak"; correct?
16:55
A.
Yes.
16:55
Q.
MC727 is the Kodiak well; correct?
16:55
10
A.
That's what I read here.
16:55
11
Q.
As opposed to MC252, which is Macondo; correct?
16:55
12
A.
Mississippi Canyon 252 is what I remember as being
16:55
13
Macondo.
16:55
14
Q.
16:55
15
with approximately half remaining; correct?
16:55
16
A.
16:55
17
16:55
18
the next one, that says "Location 727."
16:55
19
the bottom.
16:55
20
BY MR. MAZE:
16:56
21
Q.
Does it also say "Location:
16:56
22
A.
Yes.
16:56
23
Q.
So now we have a second bucket.
16:56
24
correct?
16:56
25
A.
Yes.
MR. MAZE:
Okay.
Carl, if you could pull out the thing that
You see that it says, "Location:
All right.
MC727, Well
So there's one example of a 5-gallon bucket
That's correct.
MR. MAZE:
All right.
Carl, if you can go down to

It's the second from
MC727, Well No. 2 - Kodiak"?
This one is 1 gallon;
Yes.
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16:56
16:56
next one, please.
16:56
BY MR. MAZE:
16:56
Q.
16:56
16:56
A.
That's correct.
16:56
Q.
And that is Kodiak; correct?
16:56
16:56
16:56
10
A.
16:56
11
typed on there but . . .
16:56
12
Q.
16:56
13
16:56
14
48002-3.
16:56
15
BY MR. MAZE:
16:56
16
Q.
16:56
17
No. 2."
16:56
18
16:57
19
buckets; correct?
16:57
20
A.
That's correct.
16:57
21
Q.
And it says that it is also a 1-gallon bucket; correct?
16:57
22
A.
That's correct.
16:57
23
Q.
So according to this document, there were four buckets
16:57
24
from MC727, the Kodiak Well No. 2; correct?
16:57
25
A.
MR. MAZE:
"Location:
Okay.
Carl, if you can go down to the
MC727, Well No. 2."
Again, this is from MC727; correct?
From what we've seen earlier, the other two that were
labeled "727" said "Kodiak"?
I guess it didn't say "Kodiak" on the bucket, so it's not
Understood.
MR. MAZE:
Carl, if you could go to the next page,
The very top one, please.
This says:
"Location:
MC727" -- skipping over -- "Well
That's the same as we've seen on the other three
Yes.
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16:57
Q.
One was 5 gallons and one was 3 gallons; correct?
16:57
A.
One was 5 gallons and three were 3 gallons.
16:57
Q.
Yes, three -- my understanding is that the last three we
16:57
looked at said "1-gallon bucket."
16:57
16:57
Is that possible?
16:57
BY MR. MAZE:
16:57
Q.
16:57
the Court understand where everything is.
16:57
10
16:57
11
submitted by Halliburton to Your Honor and the parties on March
16:57
12
the 18th.
16:57
13
BY MR. MAZE:
16:57
14
Q.
16:57
15
is what -- the description of what Halliburton says they now
16:57
16
have locked in a secure lab.
16:58
17
bucket with 63981.
16:58
18
about.
16:58
19
16:58
20
containing SCR-100L."
16:58
21
want to do it again, for time's sake, but those are the three
16:58
22
1-gallon buckets that we just looked at that also said they
16:58
23
were from the MC727 well.
16:58
24
16:58
25
MR. MAZE:
Carl, can we switch to the ELMO, please?
I'm not trying to trick you here.
MR. MAZE:
Correct.
I'm just trying to help
Your Honor, this is the letter that was
Specifically -- I'm just going to show you by pen -- this
The first is a -- one 5-gallon
This is the bucket Mr. Breit was talking
And then below that, it says "three 1-gallon buckets
MR. MAZE:
And if we were to go back -- and I don't
So unless Halliburton wants to object, I
think that shows that these were the four buckets that
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4829
16:58
Mr. Quirk took and moved somewhere in the facility.
16:58
BY MR. MAZE:
16:58
Q.
Does that sound right, Mr. Quirk?
16:58
A.
Yeah.
16:58
they were full buckets of cement.
16:58
Whatever was on that list is everything that we separated.
16:58
Q.
And you personally did that; correct?
16:58
A.
I had -- I was -- I'm sure I was involved with helping --
16:58
working with somebody to separate them.
16:58
10
MR. MAZE:
16:59
11
Demonstrative 3264.
16:59
12
BY MR. MAZE:
16:59
13
Q.
16:59
14
the top of this shelf in the warehouse; correct?
16:59
15
A.
16:59
16
it was there for the last few years, I don't know.
16:59
17
have been somewhere else in the warehouse, and then maybe got
16:59
18
moved to that just to conserve space.
16:59
19
sure.
16:59
20
Q.
16:59
21
when you worked there?
16:59
22
A.
16:59
23
often, but I was -- when it got really -- you know, where we
16:59
24
didn't have any more samples, I would sometimes go back there
16:59
25
with the guys to kind of help out and get it cleaned up.
I think the confusion a while ago is maybe that

But I don't recall four.
Carl, if you can put back up

That's the shelf we were looking at.
So you put those four buckets of Kodiak No. 2 cement on
I recall it being there towards the end.
Understood.
Whether or not
It could
I don't know that for
How often did you go through that warehouse
Actually, I went through it a few times.
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I don't know how
4830
16:59
Q.
All right.
Mr. Quirk, you admit, do you not, that you
16:59
knew that the Kodiak 2 cement blend was taken by the Horizon
16:59
onto the Macondo well?
17:00
A.
Was taken by the --
17:00
Q.
Let me rephrase it.
17:00
17:00
on Transocean's Deepwater Horizon; correct?
17:00
A.
17:00
that it was Transocean, Horizon.
17:00
10
Q.
Right.
17:00
11
A.
Right.
17:00
12
Q.
And you also know that that Kodiak No. 2 went with the
17:00
13
Horizon to the Macondo 252 well in February of 2010; correct?
17:00
14
A.
17:00
15
17:00
16
deposition, page 549, line 23.
17:00
17
BY MR. MAZE:
17:01
18
Q.
17:01
19
mentioned that you knew that the Kodiak blend was on the
17:01
20
Horizon because it was labeled on the bucket; correct?
17:01
21
A.
Right.
17:01
22
Q.
It was very clearly labeled on the bucket that this had
17:01
23
been on the Horizon, no question?
17:01
24
A.
17:01
25
answer your question.
You do know that; right?
You know that Kodiak 2 blend cement was on the -- was
I -- only from looking at the bucket that says, you know,
I did not know that.

MR. MAZE:
Carl, if you could bring up Mr. Quirk's
While they're doing that, let me ask you this:
You just
Right.
Well, let me define what "clarity" is for me before I
OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT
4831
17:01
Q.
Go ahead.
17:01
A.
When I -- the Deepwater Horizon rig that had Kodiak
17:01
samples, as I sit here -- as of this weekend, finally hearing
17:01
this information, I would have just assumed that that sample
17:01
was sent to the lab while Horizon rig was on another location.
17:01
I have no reason to believe anything other than that because I
17:01
haven't been told anything other than that.
17:01
17:02
17:02
10
part of the operation, so I can't sit here and tell you that I
17:02
11
knew that that -- it doesn't really mean anything to me.
17:02
12
Q.
17:02
13
would tell you that it went to the Macondo MC252 well?
17:02
14
A.
17:02
15
17:02
16
is TREX-23057.
17:02
17
BY MR. MAZE:
17:02
18
Q.
17:02
19
Halliburton.
17:02
20
A.
17:02
21
But --
17:02
22
Q.
It's a 5-gallon bucket; right?
17:02
23
A.
Yes.
17:02
24
Q.
Those are pretty big buckets?
17:02
25
A.
Yes.
So all I see is that that sample was from that well.

I'm not keeping track -- I don't -- I'm not involved in that
So there's no markings on that bucket or anything that
It says Mississippi Canyon 7-something on it.

MR. MAZE:
Carl, if you could bring up D-3258, which
This is a picture we were sent earlier this week by

Do you recognize this bucket, Mr. Quirk?
I -- you know, I haven't seen the bucket in a few years.
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4832
17:02
Q.
In fact, Mr. Breit, I borrowed his fancy bucket that he
17:02
brought for me.
17:02
right?
17:03
A.
Yes.
17:03
Q.
Okay.
17:03
from the Deepwater Horizon?
17:03
A.
That's one thing it says on it.
17:03
Q.
Right.
17:03
that it says MC727; right?
17:03
10
A.
That's correct.
17:03
11
Q.
And it also says "No. 2 Kodiak" at the bottom?
17:03
12
A.
That's correct.
17:03
13
Q.
Which is, under your testimony, why it got moved away from
17:03
14
the Macondo cement?
17:03
15
A.
17:03
16
17:03
17
Demonstrative 3257, which is TREX-23056, which is the top of
17:03
18
the bucket.
17:03
19
BY MR. MAZE:
17:03
20
Q.
17:03
21
17:03
22
BY MR. MAZE:
17:03
23
Q.
17:03
24
from the Deepwater Horizon; correct?
17:03
25
A.
That's about the size of a 5-gallon bucket;
This bucket says very clearly, does it not, this is

Correct?
And I'm assuming that you're trying to say also
That's correct.
MR. MAZE:
Carl, if you can switch to
I'm going to say that this is also the same bucket.

MR. MAZE:
Carl, can you blow up --
First of all, again, this bucket clearly states this is
Correct.
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4833
17:03
17:03
17:03
up this sticker on the bucket.
17:03
BY MR. MAZE:
17:03
Q.
17:03
It will be easier.
17:04
where I'm pointing?
17:04
A.
It looks like February 2010.
17:04
Q.
Yes.
17:04
10
A.
It's like a 2.
17:04
11
9.
17:04
12
Q.
Regardless -- it's actually a 3, but...
17:04
13
A.
Oh.
17:04
14
Q.
I base that based on the letter that was given to us by
17:04
15
Halliburton, who took the picture, 23/02/2010.
17:04
16
17:04
17
to the Macondo well before that, actually three days before it?
17:04
18
A.
17:04
19
don't know the time period that it moved.
17:04
20
Q.
17:04
21
this bucket was on the Macondo well, because it was placed on
17:04
22
here February 23rd, 2010, which is after it moved; right?
17:04
23
A.
17:05
24
into the lab.
17:05
25
Q.
No question?
MR. MAZE:
All right.
Carl, if you can actually blow
Mr. Quirk, can you read -- you're looking on your screen.

Can you read the date on this?
Do you see
Can you read that date?
Do you see what the date is in front of it?

I can't tell if the second one is a 1 or a
It's not -- probably it's -- it's probably a 1 then.
You have knowledge that the Deepwater Horizon moved
I would have to assume that, based on the -- I mean, I

I mean...
But, regardless, that means that that sticker shows that
Well, I can speak for when -- that's when it was logged
MR. MAZE:
Carl, do we have Mr. Quirk's deposition?

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4834
17:05
Do we have the ability to get on page 549?
17:05
MR. BREIT:
17:05
MR. MAZE:
17:05
BY MR. MAZE:
17:05
Q.
Mr. Quirk, you testified, right, in deposition?
17:05
A.
Yes, I did.
17:05
Q.
I'm going to turn to page 549 and read to you a portion.
17:05
17:05
17:05
10
17:05
11
17:05
12
17:05
13
17:05
14
BY MR. MAZE:
17:05
15
Q.
17:05
16
17:05
17
17:06
18
17:06
19
17:06
20
17:06
21
page 549.
17:06
22
BY MR. MAZE:
17:06
23
Q.
17:06
24
17:06
25
"QUESTION:
I do.
Excuse me, Your Honor.
All right.
We can switch to ELMO, please.
Are you aware that when the Deepwater
Horizon arrived at the Macondo to replace the Marianas rig

that it had on board cement dry blend" -THE COURT:
Wait, wait.
We can't see it.
The
witness can't read along with it.

MR. MAZE:
I will do it more slowly.
(Reading):
"QUESTION:
Horizon arrived at the Macondo" -THE COURT:

screen.
Wait.
That's not the part that's on the
What line does this start -MR. MAZE:
We're going to start on line 23.
This is
(Reading):
"QUESTION:
Horizon arrived at the Macondo to replace the Marianas rig

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4835
17:06
that it had on board" --
17:06
17:06
17:06
17:06
17:06
17:06
BY MR. MAZE:
17:06
Q.
17:06
17:06
10
Halliburton had originally brought over from the Kodiak
17:06
11
No. 2 well?
17:06
12
"ANSWER:
17:06
13
"QUESTION:
17:06
14
"ANSWER:
17:06
15
17:06
16
17:06
17
A.
Yes.
17:06
18
Q.
So your testimony at deposition was that you did know that
17:06
19
there was on board cement dry blend brought over from Kodiak on
17:06
20
the Macondo; right?
17:06
21
A.
17:07
22
17:07
23
then, you know that the dry cement that was on board the
17:07
24
Deepwater Horizon and used for Macondo was originally developed
17:07
25
for the Kodiak Well No. 2?"
THE COURT:
Wait.
You need to move up to the top
again.
This is why I like letting Carl do it.
MR. MAZE:
He's better than I am.

THE COURT:
You're not quite there.
(Reading):
"QUESTION:
-- on board cement dry blend that
Yes.
So --
Only because they were -- I saw the lab
samples."
Did I read that correctly?
Yes.
I'd like to read it all to see what my -(Reading):
"So from looking at the lab samples,
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4836
17:07
And I say that I'm not certain about all of that.
17:07
17:07
17:07
picture of the bucket, D-3257.
17:07
BY MR. MAZE:
17:07
Q.
17:07
on February 23rd of 2010?
17:07
A.
Yes.
17:07
Q.
And you -- you do realize that -- well, strike that.
17:07
10
17:07
11
17:07
12
the Macondo buckets; right?
17:07
13
A.
I separated every -- all buckets from the Macondo.
17:07
14
Q.
At the direction of someone else?
17:07
15
A.
Right.
17:07
16
Q.
Were you present at the Halliburton lab when -- let me go
17:07
17
back.
17:07
18
17:07
19
all relevant cement in this case?
17:08
20
A.
17:08
21
didn't -- can you rephrase the question?
17:08
22
Q.
17:08
23
federal government?
17:08
24
A.
Yes.
17:08
25
Q.
Were you there the day that that happened?
Q.
Right.
But is it clear from --
MR. MAZE:
Carl, if you could switch back to the
It is clear from the bucket, correct, that this was logged
Let's move to the next question.

So you personally separated the Kodiak buckets from
Do you remember the lab being subpoenaed to turn over
I don't recall -- I don't recall the subpoena.
Do you remember when the lab turned over cement to the
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4837
17:08
A.
Yes.
17:08
Q.
Who else was there that day?
17:08
A.
Members from the government.
17:08
there at the facility.
17:08
there.
17:08
Q.
17:08
Halliburton employees who were there?
17:08
A.
17:08
because I don't remember exactly who was there at that time.
17:08
10
Q.
Were any Halliburton attorneys there?
17:08
11
A.
Yes.
17:08
12
Q.
Did any -- and I can't ask you what they told you.
17:09
13
understand that?
17:09
14
17:09
15
actual document, the actual subpoena, requesting something for
17:09
16
the federal government?
17:09
17
A.
I don't recall.
17:09
18
Q.
Do you recall if anyone told you what it was you were
17:09
19
looking for?
17:09
20
A.
That I was looking for?
17:09
21
Q.
Well, that Halliburton was looking for.
17:09
22
A.
Halliburton was looking for in what regard?
17:09
23
Q.
Well, you had to be looking for --
17:09
24
A.
I'm not understanding your question.
17:09
25
Q.
Okay.
I mean, individuals who were
I don't recall everybody that was
Were there -- can you remember the names of any
Right offhand, I'm -- I'm -- I would only be guessing
Do you
Did any of the Halliburton attorneys show you the
You had to be given some direction as to what it

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was the federal employees were there to take; correct?
17:09
A.
17:09
well cement samples.
17:09
Q.
17:09
just from the Deepwater Horizon rig?
17:09
A.
17:09
locker, he told me that I had to put the Macondo well samples
17:09
into the locker.
17:09
Q.
17:10
10
about the day that the federal government showed up at the lab.
17:10
11
Who told you what you had to turn over to the federal
17:10
12
government?
17:10
13
A.
17:10
14
of the locker.
17:10
15
specific instructions about anything other than that.
17:10
16
MR. MAZE:
17:10
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Demonstrative 3258.
17:10
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BY MR. MAZE:
17:10
19
Q.
17:10
20
what it was you were looking for, that you were just giving
17:10
21
them what was in a closet?
17:10
22
A.
17:10
23
government was going to be there to pick up the samples that we
17:10
24
had secured in the locker.
17:10
25
something more than that, I don't remember.
As I understood it, they were there to get the Macondo
Who told you that it had to be from Macondo as opposed to
When Tony Angelle asked me to secure the samples in the
That's a different day, though, isn't it?
I'm asking you
The federal government came there and took the samples out
That's what I remember.
I don't remember
Carl, can you go back to
So your testimony is is that no one specifically told you
What I recall is that -- you know, that the federal
That's what I recall.
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If there was
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Q.
And knowing full well that in the other part of the lab
17:10
there were buckets that came from the Deepwater Horizon, you
17:11
never told anybody that they were there, did you?
17:11
A.
17:11
out the significance of those samples.
17:11
thing by keeping them.
17:11
17:11
the Macondo well samples, and that's what I was instructed to
17:11
do.
That's what I did.
17:11
10
Q.
And I understand your frustration.
17:11
11
17:11
12
these didn't count, the ones that were from the
17:11
13
Deepwater Horizon?
17:11
14
17:11
15
turned over too.
17:11
16
A.
17:11
17
that didn't count.
17:11
18
Angelle asked me to secure the Macondo well samples, and that's
17:11
19
what I did.
17:11
20
Q.
17:11
21
day that there were other samples from the Deepwater Horizon at
17:11
22
the facility?
17:11
23
A.
Yes.
17:11
24
Q.
Gave them a list of everything that you had --
17:12
25
A.
Inventoried.
Sir, I'm sorry.
But as I sit here today, I'm just finding

I think I did a good
Knowing -- I could have discarded them.
Knowing -- I don't recall anything about -- I secured
My question is:
Who is it that instructed you that
I'm trying to understand why it is these didn't get
No one said that didn't count.
No one specifically said
They just told me to secure the -- Tony
And you never offered to Tony Angelle or anyone else that
I gave them a list of everything.
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17:12
17:12
A.
Tony Angelle.
17:12
Q.
So you gave Tony Angelle, on the day the federal
17:12
government showed up --
17:12
A.
No, not the day the federal government showed up.
17:12
Q.
Okay.
17:12
A.
The day that I inventoried everything in the lab.
17:12
Q.
So Tony Angelle --
17:12
10
A.
The list that you had up a while ago, I gave -- I sent
17:12
11
that to Tony Angelle.
17:12
12
Q.
17:12
13
another part of the lab there were these buckets from the
17:12
14
Deepwater Horizon?
17:12
15
A.
17:12
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the samples.
17:12
17
that's what I did.
17:12
18
just put them on a shelf.
17:12
19
Q.
So he might have even thought you threw them away?
17:12
20
A.
It's possible.
17:12
21
about that after.
17:12
22
Q.
17:12
23
or not.
17:12
24
A.
17:13
25
don't remember the communication after that.
Q.
-- inventoried.
Who did you give it to?
Okay.
So Tony Angelle and you both understood that in
I don't -- I don't know that Tony knew that we even kept

Tony asked me to secure Macondo well samples, and
I just -- I just kept those samples.
I don't recall conversations with him
Maybe we did.
I just don't recall.
So Tony Angelle didn't care whether they were thrown away

He just didn't tell you?
No, I didn't say that.
I just say that I don't know -- I
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That's what I'm
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saying.
I don't remember the specific communication regarding
17:13
what to do with that, other than the fact that I just put them
17:13
out there on the shelf.
17:13
Q.
17:13
to get right to the end.
17:13
17:13
government was there, or did you simply give them what you had
17:13
in the closet and that was it?
17:13
A.
That's it.
17:13
10
Q.
And you personally never told anyone from the federal
17:13
11
government or Halliburton attorneys or anyone else that there
17:13
12
were other buckets from the Deepwater Horizon?
17:13
13
A.
I don't recall.
17:13
14
Q.
And you never heard Tony Angelle offer to anyone that he
17:13
15
also knew there were other buckets that he had asked to be
17:13
16
separated?
17:13
17
A.
17:13
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communication.
17:14
19
17:14
20
during that process were that I looked at the Mississippi
17:14
21
Canyon 727, a different well, being something completely
17:14
22
different.
17:14
23
Q.
17:14
24
were instructed that by Tony?
17:14
25
A.
Okay.
And I don't want to belabor the point, so I'm going
Did you go into the warehouse the day the federal
I'm not -- I don't know.
I'm not aware of Tony's
Sir, I just want to make it clear.
My thoughts
That's --
And you looked at it as something different because you
Well, I -- there was never a reason that I felt like -OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT
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obviously, now I'm hearing this conversation.
But I looked at
17:14
it as a different location, a different well.
That's what I
17:14
see when I look at the bucket.
17:14
17:14
cement in that bucket was part of the cement that was used on
17:14
Macondo.
17:14
Q.
17:14
17:14
17:14
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it up because the ELMO is not up -- says it's approximately
17:15
11
three-quarters full.
17:15
12
17:15
13
17:15
14
17:15
15
bucket while you were there?
17:15
16
A.
17:15
17
highly unlikely.
17:15
18
Q.
17:15
19
last question.
17:15
20
17:15
21
whether or not Mr. Faul had asked you to do tests on the side
17:15
22
before, if that had ever happened, you said it was, quote, a
17:15
23
little unusual; right?
17:15
24
17:15
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I don't -- I didn't realize that that cement -- that
I just didn't know that.
Just two other questions and I'll be done.

You logged in that this bucket was half full and
the -- what we've been shown by Halliburton -- and I can't put
Would you have any explanation as to why it would

be -- strike that.
Is it possible that anybody added anything to the
Highly unlikely.
I mean, anything is possible, but it's
Actually, that answer, "highly unlikely," leads me to my
You told Mr. Breit earlier that -- when he asked you
So the fact that it was a little unusual means that

it happened before; right?
This was not completely the first
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time ever; it's just unusual, but it does happen?
17:15
A.
What happens?
17:15
Q.
That you've been asked to do a test on the side.
17:15
A.
No, I don't recall being asked to do -- I mean, it may
17:15
have, but I just don't recall.
17:16
MR. MAZE:
17:16
THE COURT:
17:16
MR. KANNER:
Your Honor?
17:16
THE COURT:
Oh, I'm sorry.
17:16
10
MR. KANNER:
17:16
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17:16
12
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17:16
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17:16
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17:16
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THE COURT:
17:17
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MR. HILL:
17:17
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for Halliburton.
17:17
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examination.
17:17
21
17:17
22
17:17
23
17:17
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BY MR. HILL:
17:17
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Q.
That's all, Your Honor.

Okay.
Transocean?
As a present observer of the examination
by my fellow plaintiffs, Louisiana passes the witness.

Thank you, Mr. Kanner.
THE COURT:
I inadvertently
overlooked you there.

Transocean?
MR. HILL:
Your Honor, I believe Halliburton will go
next.
Halliburton next?
Okay.
Gavin Hill
I'll be taking Mr. Quirk on direct
May I proceed?
THE COURT:
Sure.
DIRECT EXAMINATION
Tim, we've got a few things that -- I'd like to properly

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17:17
introduce you to the Court and give him a little bit about your
17:17
background and your interaction post-incident.
17:17
17:17
a couple of things that counsel that came before me talked
17:17
about.
17:17
17:17
lab, at the time that you were the fluid labs manager and,
17:17
prior to that, the actual cement lab manager, how was SCR
17:17
bought by lot?
17:17
10
terms of volume?
17:17
11
A.
17:17
12
from -- you know, depending on the additives -- from 500 to
17:17
13
several thousand gallons.
17:18
14
Q.
17:18
15
purposes?
17:18
16
A.
Yes.
17:18
17
Q.
For example, if you were to take it and send it to a rig,
17:18
18
you could also take that same lot number and make a lab sample;
17:18
19
correct?
17:18
20
A.
That's correct.
17:18
21
Q.
Is the lot number rig-specific for SCR?
17:18
22
A.
No, it's not.
17:18
23
Q.
If you were to go into the Viking database, would you find
17:18
24
6264, which I believe is the lot number that was used in the
17:18
25
operational testing, associated with other -- testing done on
But before we do that, I want to turn immediately to
You were asked -- well, let me ask you this:
In the
Can you explain to the Court, what is a lot in
The manufacturers that make it, it could be anywhere
Okay.
And would that volume of SCR be used for different
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other rigs?
17:18
A.
That's correct.
17:18
Q.
And done for other customers; correct?
17:18
A.
That's correct.
17:18
Q.
Now, I think you were confused by some of the questions --
17:18
you seemed confused to me -- as to whether or not the specific
17:18
ID number that Mr. Breit showed you, 54573, associated with the
17:18
Lot Number 6264 of SCR-100L was actually a sample ID specific
17:18
to a rig or something else?
17:18
10
17:19
11
17:19
12
BY MR. HILL:
17:19
13
Q.
17:19
14
document, not necessarily something that's tracked with Bates
17:19
15
numbers.
17:19
16
17:19
17
17:19
18
17:19
19
BY MR. HILL:
17:19
20
Q.
Mr. Quirk, do you recognize this document?
17:19
21
A.
Yes, I do.
17:19
22
Q.
Did you author it?
17:19
23
A.
Yes.
17:19
24
do that, but either I typed it or she typed it.
17:19
25
recall.
A.
Okay?
I want to talk about that.
Okay.
MR. HILL:
Can you bring up TREX-48001, please.
This is a fancy IT way of saying that this is a native
MR. HILL:
But go ahead and go to the next page,
please.
Can you please switch to the ELMO?
I was -- I may have been working with a secretary to
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I don't
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17:19
Q.
What was the purpose of preparing this document?
17:20
A.
This was a material transfer ticket for the United States
17:20
Government.
17:20
Q.
17:20
about where the Department of Justice or federal agents came
17:20
and took possession of things that had been set aside that was
17:20
Macondo related, this was the ticket that went with that
17:20
transfer when you handed that material over; correct?
17:20
A.
17:20
10
Q.
When you prepared this document, did you use the
17:20
11
information available to you to identify, with respect to what
17:20
12
you were turning over, what actually came from location and
17:20
13
what actually came from the lab?
17:20
14
A.
That's from the -- that's the location samples.
17:20
15
Q.
What does that mean, "location"?
17:20
16
A.
That means it comes from the rig.
17:20
17
Q.
And so if one were to peruse TREX-48001, they would see
17:20
18
specifically location blends and things that were turned over
17:21
19
to the U.S. Government; correct?
17:21
20
A.
Yes.
17:21
21
Q.
And, in fact, this one right here, the second one that's
17:21
22
added, says it came from Macondo.
17:21
23
blend; correct?
17:21
24
17:21
25
Okay.
So that -- that event that Mr. Maze just asked you
MR. BREIT:
That was an actual cement
Your Honor, this is their witness.
going to object to the leading.

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17:21
BY MR. HILL:
17:21
Q.
17:21
17:21
BY MR. HILL:
17:21
Q.
17:21
sample ID 67314?
17:21
A.
"Sample came from Tank 8."
17:21
Q.
What does that "Tank 8" represent to you?
17:21
10
A.
I'm assuming it's just a tank that's out there on the rig.
17:21
11
Q.
Further confirmation that it's rig blend?
17:21
12
A.
Yes.
17:21
13
MR. BREIT:
17:21
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Let him answer the questions.
17:21
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I don't want him to know too much on direct by leading.
17:21
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MR. HILL:
17:21
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THE COURT:
17:21
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BY MR. HILL:
17:21
19
Q.
17:21
20
bottom, there are -- I'm sorry, the margins here aren't helping
17:22
21
me.
17:22
22
17:22
23
location samples, there are some that are marked differently;
17:22
24
correct?
17:22
25
A.
THE COURT:
Try not to lead.
Can you tell us what that note says -MR. HILL:
Did you find it?
Can you tell us what that note says that's associated with
Again, Your Honor, it's their witness.

He didn't know a lot on cross.
Of course, Your Honor.

All right.
Now, I'm going to turn to the second page.
Down at the
In addition to other items that are marked as
Can you tell the Court what that says on line 9?
"Lab sample."
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Q.
And this particular sample is what material?
17:22
A.
Zone Sealant 2000.
17:22
Q.
If I turn over to the third page of this exhibit, 54573 is
17:22
the SCR-100L with Lot 6264 that Mr. Breit identified to you;
17:22
correct?
17:22
A.
Yes.
17:22
Q.
Can you please tell the Court how it was identified.
17:22
A.
It's a lab sample.
17:22
Q.
Did it come from the rig?
17:22
10
A.
No.
17:22
11
Q.
I just wanted to make sure that we're clear on this point.
17:22
12
Does your lab provide unique sample ID numbers to additives in
17:23
13
the lab that never go offshore?
17:23
14
A.
Yes.
17:23
15
Q.
Why do you do that?
17:23
16
A.
When samples come in, they're just -- they have to be
17:23
17
logged in and bar-coded.
17:23
18
they'll print stickers, and the Viking system automatically
17:23
19
generates a sample ID.
17:23
20
Q.
17:23
21
explained what you explained to the Court, I'm going to ask you
17:23
22
the question that Mr. Breit asked you.
17:23
23
17:23
24
17:23
25
All right.
And so when a sample comes in,
Now, having seen what you've seen and having
And that is:
Okay?
Did you use this particular SCR-100L in
any post-incident testing that had come from the rig?

MR. BREIT:
I'm going to object to the question,

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Your Honor.
He's confusing two points into one question.
17:23
Coming from the rig or lab sample, two different --
17:23
17:23
17:23
THE COURT:
I'll overrule the objection.
You'll have
MR. BREIT:
17:23
THE COURT:
Okay.
17:23
BY MR. HILL:
17:23
Q.
17:24
you tell the judge whether or not you have ever used any
17:24
10
specific SCR identified by Lot No. 6264 that was specific to
17:24
11
the Macondo rig?
17:24
12
A.
17:24
13
of lot numbers and store those and -- which meant that we would
17:24
14
still have other lab stock in the lab.
17:24
15
Q.
17:24
16
tracking it in the lab, does that mean that it automatically
17:24
17
was checked in from a rig into your lab?
17:24
18
A.
No.
17:24
19
Q.
I also want to get back to this issue of you sitting in
17:24
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the lab and receiving samples from rigs.
17:24
21
A.
Okay.
17:24
22
Q.
I'm leading up to this, but I want you to explain to the
17:24
23
Court, do you know how many cement blends were even on the
17:24
24
Deepwater Horizon?
17:24
25
A.
redirect.
To your knowledge, based on what you've seen today, can
No.
What -- my memory now is that we had to take samples
And just because something has a sample ID for purposes of
I do not.
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4850
17:24
Q.
If you want to educate yourself as to what blends are on
17:24
the Deepwater, how do you know what is being sent in is from
17:25
the Macondo versus the Kodiak versus the Kaskida well?
17:25
A.
Just from the documentation that's on the bucket.
17:25
Q.
By "documentation," are you talking about the label that's
17:25
affixed to the top that you saw in the picture?
17:25
A.
17:25
you know.
17:25
Q.
Or the writings on the bucket?
17:25
10
A.
Right.
17:25
11
17:25
12
Blow this up right here, please.
17:25
13
BY MR. HILL:
17:25
14
Q.
17:25
15
showed you, correct, from April 17th?
17:26
16
A.
Yes, I see April 17th at the top.
17:26
17
Q.
Where he was identifying this sample ID associated with
17:26
18
Lot 6264 of SCR-100L; correct?
17:26
19
A.
Correct.
17:26
20
Q.
Again, is there anything on this document that would tell
17:26
21
you whether or not this particular sample that was used in the
17:26
22
lab was rig-specific?
17:26
23
A.
No.
17:26
24
Q.
This column right here says "Source"; correct?
17:26
25
A.
That's correct.
Well, from the label or something written on the bucket,
MR. HILL:
Could you please bring up TREX-60415.
Now, I believe this is the weigh-up sheet that Mr. Breit
I don't see anything that tells me it's rig-specific.
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Q.
The fact that all of those lines right there for additives
17:26
say "Transocean" and have the same sample date and are part of
17:26
the same sample ID, what does that tell you?
17:26
A.
That that sample is from the rig.
17:26
Q.
With respect to "Zone Sealant," did that come from the
17:26
rig?
17:26
A.
That looks like lab stock.
17:26
Q.
Why do you -- what leads you to believe that, or how do
17:26
you know that?
17:26
10
A.
17:27
11
plant, which is--
17:27
12
Q.
17:27
13
source for the sample ID 54573 of SCR-100L on this lab sheet?
17:27
14
A.
17:27
15
17:27
16
BY MR. HILL:
17:27
17
Q.
17:27
18
summary fashion -- we'll talk more specifically about the
17:27
19
tests -- about certain testing you did post-incident in the
17:27
20
lab; correct?
17:27
21
A.
Correct.
17:27
22
Q.
I just want to ask you a couple of questions right off the
17:28
23
bat, and then we're going to move somewhere else.
17:28
24
this up another time.
17:28
25
questions now.
Because it looks like the source was a Morgan City bulk
Is the Transocean source, the rig, identified as the
No, I don't see it as that.

MR. HILL:
Take that down, please.
Mr. Quirk, you have explained to the Court, kind of in a
We'll tie
But I want to make sure I ask you these
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Did you do any post-incident testing using actual
17:28
cement -- cement blend from the rig?
17:28
A.
I did not.
17:28
Q.
Once you reported post-incident tests results to Mr. Faul,
17:28
did you discard your handwritten notes because you were trying
17:28
to conceal the results?
17:28
A.
I was not.
17:28
Q.
In fact, since lab stock materials were used, could you
17:28
perform those same tests again right here, assuming you had the
17:28
10
additives?
17:28
11
A.
Yes.
17:28
12
Q.
Now, I think you had -- I want to introduce you a little
17:28
13
bit better to the Court.
17:28
14
live.
17:28
15
A.
I live in Fulshear, Texas.
17:28
16
Q.
Where is that?
17:28
17
A.
It's about 20 miles west of Houston.
17:28
18
Q.
And by whom are you currently employed?
17:28
19
A.
I'm employed by Chevron.
17:28
20
Q.
What do you do for them?
17:29
21
A.
I'm a technical team leader over the cement and drilling
17:29
22
fluids labs.
17:29
23
Q.
Now, when did you take that job?
17:29
24
A.
August 27th, 2012.
17:29
25
Q.
So prior to that, who would have been your employer?
No, I did not.
Could you tell the Court where you
What big city --
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A.
Halliburton.
17:29
Q.
Okay.
17:29
identified before, the 24th of 2012?
17:29
A.
17:29
last day with Halliburton was August 24th of 2012.
17:29
Q.
17:29
job?
17:29
A.
17:29
position and accepted it.
17:29
10
Q.
Do you have a college degree, Mr. Quirk?
17:29
11
A.
Yes.
17:29
12
Q.
What's that in?
17:29
13
A.
I have an Associate of Science in petroleum services
17:29
14
technology.
17:29
15
Q.
When did you obtain that degree, sir?
17:29
16
A.
In 1987.
17:29
17
Q.
Now, when were you actually hired by Halliburton?
17:29
18
A.
March 18th, 2000 -- 1990.
17:29
19
Q.
And I'm just going to ask this.
17:30
20
briefly identify some of the major positions you've had at
17:30
21
Halliburton since -- or some of the positions that you've held
17:30
22
since 1990 up until the time you left in August of 2012.
17:30
23
A.
17:30
24
through different levels of lab techs, meaning lab tech, senior
17:30
25
lab tech, principal lab technician, which it was a promotion to
Yes.
And that was up until August, I think you
I actually started with Chevron August 27th, and my
Do you mind telling the Court why you took a different
Just a better opportunity is what I felt.
I was offered a
If you could, just
In 1990, I was hired as a lab technician and progressed
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one of the shift leader positions in the lab.
17:30
17:30
position.
17:30
went through 1995 or so.
17:30
then the chemist position, you know, somewhere around that time
17:30
frame, and then senior chemist and then principal chemist,
17:30
which put me as the cement lab manager.
17:30
Q.
17:31
in what lab?
17:31
10
A.
In the Gulf of Mexico lab.
17:31
11
Q.
And what -- where is that lab located?
17:31
12
A.
It's in Broussard, Louisiana.
17:31
13
Q.
And you were in a position of cement lab manager from what
17:31
14
date to what date?
17:31
15
A.
From roughly 2004 to 2008.
17:31
16
Q.
Okay.
17:31
17
any other positions at Halliburton?
17:31
18
A.
I was the fluids lab manager in Broussard, Louisiana.
17:31
19
Q.
And that would have been from 2008 until the time that you
17:31
20
left?
17:31
21
A.
That's correct.
17:31
22
Q.
So in April of 2010, you would have been fluid lab
17:31
23
manager; correct?
17:31
24
A.
That's correct.
17:31
25
Q.
And that's not -- I understand that to be different than
And then from there was put on -- put in the chemist
Okay.
And the first three positions I discussed probably

Don't hold me to those dates.
But
So you were the cement lab manager for Halliburton
And after the cement lab manager, did you obtain
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actually the cement lab?
17:31
A.
That's correct.
17:31
Q.
Can you explain to the Court a little bit about the
17:31
structure of the labs and who reported to you.
17:31
A.
17:32
technicians, something like that, and each shift had a shift
17:32
leader.
17:32
Q.
17:32
along towards the end of the day.
17:32
10
17:32
11
part of the fluids lab?
17:32
12
A.
17:32
13
lab, the completion fluids lab, and the production enhancement
17:32
14
lab.
17:32
15
Q.
Did each of those four labs have its own manager?
17:32
16
A.
That's correct.
17:32
17
Q.
And who did they report to?
17:32
18
A.
They reported to me.
17:32
19
Q.
Okay.
17:32
20
of -- in April of 2010 that reported to you?
17:32
21
A.
That was Richard Dubois.
17:32
22
Q.
Now, prior to April 20th, 2010, did you have any direct
17:32
23
involvement with any testing done in the cement lab for the
17:32
24
Macondo well?
17:32
25
A.
The cement lab had rotating shifts with about 16 to 20 lab
Let me go ahead and stop you just because I want to move
Can you tell us what the four labs were that were
I'm sorry.
We had the cement lab, the drilling fluids
Who was the manager of the cement lab in April
No, I didn't -- I don't recall being a part of anything.

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Q.
Now, after April 20th, 2010 -- I'm going to call that
17:32
"point-incident."
17:32
A.
Okay.
17:32
Q.
Did you have any involvement with the aftermath of the
17:33
Macondo incident?
17:33
A.
Lab testing?
17:33
Q.
Any involvement.
17:33
A.
Yes.
17:33
Q.
Can you maybe briefly tell the Court what you understand
17:33
10
your involvement to have been in this case.
17:33
11
A.
Post-incident testing --
17:33
12
Q.
Okay.
17:33
13
A.
-- and communication with the legal team, just to --
17:33
14
communication with the legal team later on, you know, in the
17:33
15
year.
17:33
16
Q.
Okay.
17:33
17
A.
Communication, I'm sure.
17:33
18
specifics right now.
17:33
19
Q.
17:33
20
well; right?
17:33
21
A.
Yes.
17:33
22
Q.
Before we talk about what you know, I'd like to talk a
17:33
23
little bit about your personal level of familiarity with a
17:33
24
couple of things.
17:33
25
Okay?
Anything else?
I just can't pinpoint the
And I think we've seen -- you've taken a deposition as
What is your personal level of familiarity with

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drilling deepwater wells?
17:34
A.
17:34
of deepwater drilling.
17:34
Q.
17:34
slurry?
17:34
A.
17:34
experience.
17:34
Q.
17:34
purposes of doing testing?
17:34
10
A.
Yes.
17:34
11
Q.
And what are those?
17:34
12
A.
Bottom hole well pressures and temperatures.
17:34
13
Q.
Where do you obtain that information?
17:34
14
A.
From the engineer submitting a request.
17:34
15
Q.
What is your level of familiarity with cementing
17:34
16
operations generally?
17:34
17
A.
17:34
18
a couple of times in the early '90s to do some simple lab
17:34
19
testing, but I don't have much knowledge about downhole
17:34
20
operations or cementing operations.
17:34
21
Q.
17:34
22
like OptiCem?
17:35
23
A.
No, I don't have any experience in that.
17:35
24
Q.
Have you ever run one?
17:35
25
A.
No, I have not.
I'm not -- I don't have experience at all in the operation
How about evaluating the downhole performance of a cement
In regards to well conditions, I don't have any
Are there downhole conditions that you actually need for
My experience has been in the lab.
Fair enough.
I've been on location
How about running cement modeling programs
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17:35
Q.
I'd like to talk to you a little bit, some questions about
17:35
the cement lab and how it was organized during the time that
17:35
you were the fluids lab manager in April of 2010.
17:35
17:35
workforce is structured?
17:35
A.
Are you talking about just the personnel?
17:35
Q.
Sure.
17:35
A.
Four rotating shifts.
17:35
with shift leaders on each team, each shift team, and they were
17:35
10
aligned with, you know, chemists and then the cement lab
17:35
11
manager.
17:35
12
Q.
17:35
13
your lab?
17:35
14
A.
17:35
15
requested by the engineers and service coordinators.
17:35
16
Q.
17:35
17
technicians actually worked in the cement lab?
17:36
18
A.
Probably somewhere between 16 and 20, I would say.
17:36
19
Q.
Could you explain to the Court how these lab technicians
17:36
20
are actually trained to run tests in the lab?
17:36
21
A.
17:36
22
to just kind of watch their progression and teach them how to
17:36
23
perform tests.
17:36
24
Q.
17:36
25
technician that has a mentor is ready to fly on his own and run
Can you give us a brief overview of how the lab
Okay.
Two shifts working, two shifts off,
What are the responsibilities of the technicians in
Responsible for performing all the testing that is
Do you recall at the time in April 2010 about how many lab
When the technicians are hired, they're assigned mentors
And at some point, how do you know whether or not a lab
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tests?
17:36
A.
17:36
that was established within Halliburton, and the technicians
17:36
are -- were assessed by qualified assessors to determine
17:36
whether or not they could be deemed competent in that
17:36
particular procedure.
17:36
Q.
17:36
memory a little bit.
17:36
can you recall the average number of years of work experience
17:37
10
for the lab technicians in your workforce?
17:37
11
A.
17:37
12
nine years, somewhere in that -- somewhere around that time
17:37
13
frame.
17:37
14
Q.
17:37
15
Broussard, were you confident that those techs knew how to
17:37
16
perform the tests that they were requested to perform?
17:37
17
A.
Yes.
17:37
18
Q.
Now, during your tenure in the cement lab and even as the
17:37
19
fluid lab manager, was the cement lab ever audited?
17:37
20
A.
Yes, it was audited.
17:37
21
Q.
About how many times a year did that cement lab get
17:37
22
audited?
17:37
23
A.
17:37
24
there were some years we may get audited four or five times in
17:37
25
one year.
There's a competency system, a global competency system
All right.
And I know this is asking you to reach back in

But in April of 2010, or that time frame,
It was -- it was probably eight -- seven, eight,
Now, when you were the head manager over all the labs in
There were some years we didn't get audited at all, and
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Q.
And who -- sorry.
17:37
A.
And we were audited internally and by our customers.
17:37
Q.
And who -- I want to make sure -- let's break that down a
17:38
little bit.
17:38
17:38
audits?
17:38
A.
That's correct.
17:38
Q.
Okay.
17:38
audits?
17:38
10
A.
17:38
11
was dedicated to, you know, going around the world and
17:38
12
evaluating -- auditing labs.
17:38
13
Q.
17:38
14
that conducts those audits?
17:38
15
A.
17:38
16
any customer or company that we work for.
17:38
17
Chevron, BP, ExxonMobil.
17:38
18
Q.
So major operators actually --
17:38
19
A.
Major operators.
17:38
20
Q.
-- may request to audit the lab?
17:38
21
A.
Right.
17:38
22
Q.
All right.
17:38
23
audits, did the auditors pay attention to technician
17:38
24
competency?
17:38
25
A.
You had internal audits and then you had customer
When you say "internal audits," who performs those
It was a team that -- you know, within Halliburton that
When you say "customer audits," who are you referring to
All the companies that we work for, any company that we -It could be Shell,
Any customer.
I would like to -- by the way, in these
Yes.
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Q.
Did they pay attention to specific testing procedures?
17:38
specific testing procedures.
17:38
A.
Yes, they do.
17:38
Q.
Do they pay attention to the documentation associated with
17:39
testing?
17:39
A.
17:39
17:39
audited-out as everybody, so I'm going to go quickly through
17:39
this, but I just want to identify for the Court one of these
17:39
10
17:39
11
17:39
12
first page sideways, please.
17:39
13
BY MR. HILL:
17:39
14
Q.
17:39
15
TREX-3769?
17:39
16
A.
Yes, I do.
17:39
17
Q.
Okay.
17:39
18
17:39
19
please.
17:39
20
BY MR. HILL:
17:39
21
Q.
17:39
22
that you were talking about?
17:39
23
A.
Yes, it does.
17:39
24
Q.
Can you tell us who these auditors were?
17:39
25
A.
That's Perry Boudreaux and Richard McDonald.
Yes, they do.

MR. HILL:
Can you bring up TREX-3769.
And I'm as
audits.
Next page, please.
Turn it sideways.
Turn that
Do you recognize this document that's been identified as
Who --
MR. HILL:
All right.
You might just blow it up right here,
Does this reflect one of those internal audits
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Q.
Are they Halliburton employees?
17:40
A.
Yes, they're Halliburton employees.
17:40
Q.
And did you and Richard Dubois actually participate in
17:40
this audit?
17:40
A.
17:40
17:40
out.
17:40
BY MR. HILL:
17:40
Q.
17:40
10
With respect to Audit Issue 1.02, "Based on
17:40
11
appearance, would you trust test results from this lab," would
17:40
12
you please tell the Court what you scored in terms of maximum
17:40
13
value?
17:40
14
A.
We scored a 36.
17:40
15
Q.
Could you score any higher?
17:40
16
A.
I think that's max.
17:40
17
Q.
What was -- what was the comment associated with it?
17:40
18
A.
"Without question."
17:40
19
17:40
20
there.
17:41
21
BY MR. HILL:
17:41
22
Q.
17:41
23
comfortable bringing a customer here," what was the audit
17:41
24
score?
17:41
25
A.
Yes.
MR. HILL:
Can you go to Section 1.02.
Pull that
With respect to the audit --
MR. HILL:
Could you go to 1.03, please.
Right
With respect to the audit question "Would you feel
36.
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17:41
Q.
Is there a higher score?
17:41
A.
I think 36 is the highest.
17:41
Q.
What's the comment associated with that by the auditors?
17:41
A.
"Without question, world-class facility."
17:41
17:41
Section 7 on "Employee Competency," Your Honor, as well as
17:41
several others.
17:41
summary page.
17:41
17:41
10
17:41
11
BY MR. HILL:
17:41
12
Q.
17:41
13
score?
17:41
14
A.
It was 93 percent.
17:41
15
Q.
With respect to slurry preparation, what did your lab
17:41
16
score?
17:41
17
A.
100 percent.
17:41
18
Q.
With respect to free fluid loss -- I'm sorry.
17:42
19
17:42
20
what did your lab score?
17:42
21
A.
100 percent.
17:42
22
Q.
Crush compressive strengths?
17:42
23
A.
100 percent.
17:42
24
Q.
Thickening time testing?
17:42
25
A.
95 percent.
MR. HILL:
Now, we could go through here and identify
I think the easiest thing is to just go to the
Keep going.
There we go.
Pull this up right here, including the totals.
With respect to employee competency, what did your lab
With respect to fluid loss and free fluid testing,
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Q.
Rheology testing?
17:42
A.
100 percent.
17:42
Q.
Do you recall the total overall score of your lab in this
17:42
internal audit?
17:42
A.
92 percent.
17:42
Q.
Thank you.
17:42
17:42
about weigh-up sheets, customer reports, and a variety of
17:42
different lab documents.
17:42
10
Judge Barbier a little bit about the process for initiating lab
17:42
11
testing.
17:42
12
17:42
13
for a cement job?
17:42
14
A.
17:42
15
coordinator.
17:42
16
Q.
In this -- I'm sorry.
17:42
17
A.
Go ahead.
17:42
18
Q.
In the case of Macondo, who would that have been, to your
17:42
19
understanding?
17:42
20
A.
That would have been Jesse, Jesse Gagliano.
17:42
21
Q.
All right.
17:42
22
works.
17:43
23
tests be done?
17:43
24
A.
17:43
25
system.
Now, it's important, I think, for -- we have talked
I would like you to explain to
Who requests the specific lab tests to be performed
It's requested by the engineer, usually, or service
And can you please explain how that process
Does Jesse come to the lab and ask -- and request the
No.
He uses the web-based Viking lab database management
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17:43
Q.
Once the requesting engineer fills out Viking and makes a
17:43
request, what, if anything, does the lab do?
17:43
A.
17:43
know, initiate testing.
17:43
Q.
17:43
print in order to go do their job?
17:43
A.
They would print the lab weigh sheet.
17:43
Q.
All right.
17:43
17:43
10
A.
17:43
11
technician.
17:43
12
Q.
17:43
13
used in the lab?
17:43
14
A.
17:43
15
the day and night, they are -- they write down the results
17:43
16
obtained during testing -- the testing process.
17:44
17
17:44
18
BY MR. HILL:
17:44
19
Q.
17:44
20
seeing on the screen here.
17:44
21
A.
That's a lab -- that's a lab weigh-up sheet.
17:44
22
Q.
When you said that the lab actually goes and prints it out
17:44
23
of Viking, are these handwritten notes on it when it's printed?
17:44
24
A.
Yes.
17:44
25
Q.
Are these handwritten notes on it when it's printed from
The lab would -- would receive the request and then, you
Is there any documents or anything that the lab has to
The judge has heard about the weigh-up sheets.
Who in the lab prints it?

It could be the lab manager, chemist, or even the
And once that lab weigh-up sheet is printed, how are they
They're used to -- as the testing is performed throughout
MR. HILL:
Bring up TREX-60405, please.
60405.
Can you explain to the Court, Judge Barbier, what he's
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the Viking system --
17:44
A.
17:44
print the sheet and begin testing.
17:44
Q.
Who adds the handwriting?
17:44
A.
Like I said, it could be a lab chemist, a lab -- cement
17:44
lab manager, or even one of the lab techs.
17:44
Q.
17:45
actually conduct these tests?
17:45
A.
17:45
10
just with experience, you know.
17:45
11
have to be tested first would determine where the paperwork --
17:45
12
the lab worksheet's going to be put.
17:45
13
be weighed up.
17:45
14
17:45
15
first or fluid loss free water first or rheologies or
17:45
16
compressive strength -- depending on what they were wanting to
17:45
17
do would be where that paperwork would be directed.
17:45
18
Q.
17:45
19
same lab technician who finishes it?
17:45
20
A.
In some cases, but in most cases not.
17:45
21
Q.
And why is that?
17:45
22
A.
Just because the lab runs 24 hours a day, and sometimes
17:45
23
the testing -- for example, a 12- or 24-hour test, the
17:45
24
technician may not even be there when it's over.
17:46
25
Q.
No, no, no.
Okay.
I'm sorry, it's not.
It's added after they
Now, let's -- how are lab technicians assigned to
Well, there's a -- there's kind of a flow that goes about,

Depending on what's going to
So it would first have to
And then, if they're going to run a thickening time
The same lab technician who starts a test, is that the
Now, once lab test results are obtained through testing,

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what does the technician do with them at that point?
17:46
A.
They put it into the Viking system.
17:46
Q.
To whom do the lab technicians communicate those test
17:46
results?
17:46
A.
17:46
there's any questions or if an engineer wants to call and speak
17:46
to someone, then they would just make a phone call.
17:46
also a message system within Viking also.
17:46
Q.
17:46
10
17:46
11
17:46
12
results are done and input into Viking?
17:46
13
A.
17:46
14
message system.
17:46
15
could be set up for various reasons.
17:46
16
test result for that particular test is obtained, they could
17:46
17
get an e-mail and a text message.
17:46
18
subscribe to a daily report where, once a day, they get a
17:46
19
report of everything that they have going on.
17:46
20
17:47
21
you can adjust your user profile.
17:47
22
Q.
17:47
23
an outside customer like BP or any other owner -- well owner or
17:47
24
operator?
17:47
25
A.
Well, the lab technicians are inputted into Viking.
If
Or there's
I'm glad you said that because that's where I wanted to go
next.
How would a requesting engineer know that testing
There's several ways.
One's a phone call.
One is a
And there's a user profile in Viking that

One could be as soon as a
The way could be they could
There's just several -- there's different ways that
Does your lab and its technicians report test results to
That's not generally part of the process, no.

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Q.
Who actually reports tests to the operator?
17:47
A.
The engineer submitting the request.
17:47
Q.
What is that document called that is used to report test
17:47
results?
17:47
A.
17:47
17:47
BY MR. HILL:
17:47
Q.
17:47
generally the format of the -- of those customer reports you're
17:47
10
identifying?
17:47
11
A.
Yes.
17:47
12
Q.
And how is this report generated?
17:47
13
A.
The engineer would go into Viking and enter in -- go into
17:47
14
the Customer Report part of the system and then select that
17:47
15
request number or enter that request number and then select the
17:48
16
tests that they're interested in reporting.
17:48
17
17:48
18
BY MR. HILL:
17:48
19
Q.
17:48
20
specifically about the weigh-up sheets and specifically what
17:48
21
the lab techs do.
17:48
22
17:48
23
A.
The lab technicians.
17:48
24
Q.
And what's done with notations for a particular test?
17:48
25
What becomes of the handwritten covered weigh-up sheets?
It's a customer report.

MR. HILL:
Can you bring up TREX-7722, please.
Is this -- this actually relates to Macondo.
MR. HILL:
All right.
This is
You can take that down.
So let's talk about -- a little bit more
Who at Halliburton uses the weigh-up sheets?
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A.
They get filed on the Viking.
Lab weigh-up sheets just
17:48
get filed.
17:48
Q.
Where are they filed?
17:48
A.
In the lab, in the cement lab.
17:48
Q.
Are the handwritten weigh-up sheets accessible through
17:48
Viking to people outside of the lab?
17:48
A.
17:48
something like that.
17:48
Q.
And my question is:
17:48
10
A.
No, they're not.
17:48
11
Q.
Are they typically provided to the requesting engineer?
17:48
12
A.
No.
17:48
13
Q.
Are they provided to external customers like BP or well
17:48
14
operator -- or well owners or operators?
17:49
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A.
No.
17:49
16
Q.
Now, if someone wanted to see weigh-up sheets from a job,
17:49
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to whom would they direct that request?
17:49
18
A.
They'd probably talk to the cement lab manager or chemist.
17:49
19
Q.
And in that case, it would have been Richard Dubois?
17:49
20
A.
Yes, or Kenny Miller.
17:49
21
Q.
Could they have called you?
17:49
22
A.
Could have called me, too.
17:49
23
Q.
Now, do you recall if any weigh-up sheets associated with
17:49
24
Macondo were requested of you?
17:49
25
A.
Not unless they, you know, would call in and request

I mean, but typically, no, it's not.
Are they accessible through Viking?
No.
Not until, you know, much later when I was working with
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the legal team.
17:49
Q.
17:49
request for weigh-up sheets associated with Macondo?
17:49
A.
Yes.
17:49
Q.
Do you recall when that was?
17:49
A.
Late September/October, that time frame.
17:49
Q.
Let's talk -- there's been discussion in this case about
17:49
foam testing --
17:49
17:50
10
A.
2010.
17:50
11
Q.
So that's late September/October of 2010?
17:50
12
A.
Right.
17:50
13
Q.
Okay.
17:50
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testing.
17:50
15
standard slurry testing and foam testing?
17:50
16
what's the difference between those slurries?
17:50
17
A.
17:50
18
additive added to it, applying shear and entraining air into
17:50
19
the slurry.
17:50
20
Q.
17:50
21
slurry in the lab, what is that?
17:50
22
A.
It's just atmospheric air.
17:50
23
Q.
Out on the rig, what is it?
17:50
24
A.
It's nitrogen.
17:50
25
Q.
Why don't you do nitrogen testing in the lab?
All right.
Let's answer this:
Do you remember getting a
I'm sorry, October of what year?
There's been a lot of discussion about foam
Can you explain to the judge the difference between

Just generally,
The foam slurry is basically a base slurry with foaming
So the gas that's entrained to make bubbles in the cement
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A.
It's just not very safe.
17:50
Q.
Are there certain tests that can be conducted on a base
17:50
slurry or a non-foam slurry that can't be conducted on a foam
17:50
slurry, just based on the equipment available?
17:50
A.
17:51
Q.
Can you identify a couple?
17:51
A.
Thickening time.
17:51
Q.
UCA compressive strength testing, can that be done on a
17:51
foam slurry with field lab equipment?
17:51
10
A.
17:51
11
had at Halliburton when I was there.
17:51
12
17:51
13
BY MR. HILL:
17:51
14
Q.
Do you recognize this document, Mr. Quirk?
17:51
15
A.
Yes.
17:51
16
Q.
10B-4, API 10B-4?
17:51
17
A.
Yeah, 10-B 4.
17:51
18
Q.
Can you go to page -- the Court has actually seen this
17:51
19
document before.
17:51
20
17:51
21
going to get the section that crosses the bottom of page 10 up
17:51
22
to page 11.
17:51
23
17:51
24
please.
17:52
25
page.
Not with our field lab equipment or the equipment that we
MR. HILL:
Can you bring up TREX-6235, please?
That's the API document.
MR. HILL:
I thought you said "Timothy."
Could you please go to page 10.
Right here.
We're
Can you blow that up at the bottom,
And then the top of the first page -- or the next
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BY MR. HILL:
17:52
Q.
17:52
instability when we talked with Mr. Benge when he was here
17:52
testifying for the U.S. Government.
17:52
17:52
signs of foam instability.
17:52
API-specified signs of foam instability?
17:52
A.
Yes.
17:52
Q.
In fact, if we were to go to Halliburton's global lab best
17:52
10
practices -- are you familiar with that document?
17:52
11
A.
Yes.
17:52
12
Q.
Basically, there's a recitation of these same signs in the
17:52
13
Halliburton --
17:52
14
A.
Yes.
17:52
15
Q.
-- global lab best practices; correct?
17:52
16
A.
Yes.
17:52
17
Q.
All right.
17:52
18
these lab technicians trained to identify, with respect to foam
17:52
19
testing, these indications of instability during foam testing?
17:52
20
A.
Yes.
17:52
21
Q.
What, if anything, are lab technicians trained to do if
17:52
22
they observe any such indications of instability?
17:52
23
A.
They're trained to document that.
17:52
24
Q.
What would you -- by "document," write it on that weigh-up
17:53
25
sheet we just talked about?
Now, the Court has heard us discuss the signs of
We identified this section of API that speaks of

Are you familiar with the
So my question to you is this:
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17:53
A.
Right, right.
That's correct.
17:53
Q.
What would you expect to see on a weigh-up sheet if a
17:53
technician performing a foam stability test did not observe any
17:53
of these signs of instability?
17:53
A.
17:53
instability issues to address.
17:53
Q.
17:53
17:53
17:53
10
retested.
17:53
11
the QC process in the lab.
17:53
12
17:53
13
recognize perhaps an odd or an out-of-the-ordinary test result?
17:53
14
A.
Repeat the test.
17:53
15
Q.
How do you know that, by the way?
17:53
16
A.
It's just what we communicate with.
17:53
17
meetings with our team, and part of those meetings involved,
17:53
18
you know, making sure that if results don't look in line, that
17:54
19
we repeat the test.
17:54
20
Q.
17:54
21
the requesting engineer when a test is repeated?
17:54
22
A.
I can't say that it happens every time.
17:54
23
Q.
Let's talk about focus -- focus just on foam stability
17:54
24
testing for a minute.
17:54
25
I would assume there were no problems with the slurry, no
Okay.
Switching direction just a little bit.
There are instances in the weigh-up sheets on some of

these demonstratives that the Court has seen where tests were
Okay?
So I want to talk to you a little bit about
What are lab technicians expected to do when they
We had regular
In your experience, Mr. Quirk, does the lab always tell
When a set foam stability test is conducted in the

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17:54
lab and the test shows a higher density on the top than on the
17:54
bottom, is that what you would expect to see if air was
17:54
breaking out of that test sample?
17:54
A.
I wouldn't expect for it to be heavier on the top, no.
17:54
Q.
Would that be an out-of-ordinary test result?
17:54
A.
Yes.
17:54
Q.
What would a lab tech expect to see in that -- well, let's
17:54
assume that air is breaking out of the sample.
17:54
lab tech expect do see in terms of the density of that sample?
17:54
10
A.
Heavier density on the bottom and then lighter on the top.
17:54
11
Q.
Why is that, by the way?
17:54
12
A.
Just because air is breaking out.
17:54
13
the top and it would be lighter on top.
17:54
14
Q.
17:55
15
of these out-of-the-ordinary test results where density of a
17:55
16
foam stability test was higher on top than on bottom?
17:55
17
A.
I would expect him to repeat it.
17:55
18
Q.
All right.
17:55
19
about D-Air, and I think you recognize that Halliburton's
17:55
20
internal guidance actually -- cautioned against the use of
17:55
21
D-Air in a foam slurry.
17:55
22
A.
That's correct.
17:55
23
Q.
So if you were designing a foam slurry from scratch, would
17:55
24
you recommend putting D-Air in the foam blend?
17:55
25
A.
What would a
It's moving its way to
What would you expect a lab tech to do if he observed one
Shifting to D-Air.
You had some questions
Correct?
No.
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17:55
Q.
But if you were presented with a situation where D-Air was
17:55
already blended in the dry cement blend, is there anything that
17:55
you can do to make sure that it performs successfully?
17:55
A.
17:55
had a sample and had to test it, then I would increase the zone
17:55
sealant to overcome the effects of the D-Air.
17:55
Q.
17:55
said.
17:55
A.
It's a foaming additive.
17:56
10
Q.
And how does it compensate to overcome the effects of
17:56
11
D-Air?
17:56
12
A.
17:56
13
to adding -- you know, if you took a little bit of Dawn
17:56
14
dishwashing liquid and put it in the water versus adding more,
17:56
15
you'll getting more foaming if you sheared it.
17:56
16
to that.
17:56
17
Q.
17:56
18
that's intended to be foamed, does it automatically disqualify
17:56
19
it from being able to be foamed, in your experience?
17:56
20
A.
Not in my experience, it doesn't disqualify it.
17:56
21
Q.
And if you wanted to know whether the relevant
17:56
22
concentrations of D-Air and surfactant that you put in that
17:56
23
blend -- if you wanted to know if the concentration of
17:56
24
surfactant is sufficient to overcome the effects of D-Air, how
17:56
25
do you know that?
I would -- if I was presented with a situation where we
Okay.
So I just want to follow-up with what you just
The zone sealant is a different additive; correct?

Correct.
Just adding more foaming additive.
It would be equivalent
It's equivalent
It's a foaming additive.
Now, Mr. Quirk, the mere presence of D-Air in a dry blend
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17:56
A.
You order a test.
17:56
Q.
What test do you run?
17:56
A.
A foam stability test.
17:56
Q.
Now, BP's counsel brought out something with Dr. Benge, I
17:57
believe -- don't hold me to that.
17:57
Gagliano's weigh-up sheets -- or the weigh-up sheets associated
17:57
with the foam stability test that Jesse Gagliano requested
17:57
actually changed the surfactant concentration from the
17:57
beginning to the end.
17:57
10
A.
Okay.
17:57
11
Q.
Have you reviewed the weigh-up sheets associated with the
17:57
12
foam stability testing at Macondo?
17:57
13
A.
Yes.
17:57
14
Q.
Do you recall what the surfactant concentration is?
17:57
15
A.
I think it was .11, I believe.
17:57
16
17:57
17
BY MR. HILL:
17:57
18
Q.
Can you identify what the surfactant concentration is?
17:57
19
A.
It's .11 gallons per sack.
17:57
20
Q.
Okay.
17:58
21
concentration of surfactant that you typically see in a foam
17:58
22
cement job?
17:58
23
A.
Yes.
17:58
24
Q.
What is it?
17:58
25
A.
Typically, it's .07.
MR. HILL:
But they asked if Jesse
Okay?
Bring up 7722, please.
In your experience, is there a standard
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17:58
Q.
So .07 is less than .11 gallons per sack; correct?
17:58
A.
That's correct.
17:58
Q.
There's also been discussion about the propriety of the
17:58
labs actually conditioning the base slurry prior to conducting
17:58
foam stability tests.
17:58
that.
17:58
17:58
base slurry is prior to actually conducting a foam stability
17:58
test?
17:58
10
A.
17:58
11
the hole and exposing it to temperature.
17:58
12
Q.
17:58
13
talking about 3 miles from rig to bottom hole, right,
17:58
14
approximately?
17:58
15
A.
Correct.
17:58
16
Q.
Approximately?
17:58
17
A.
Based on the depth, yeah.
17:59
18
Q.
That takes time to pump down that deep, doesn't it?
17:59
19
A.
Yes.
17:59
20
Q.
Can you explain to the Court what happens to the slurry as
17:59
21
it's pumped downhole for 3 miles over time.
17:59
22
17:59
23
But I think we established a few minutes ago that he's never
17:59
24
done any downhole work.
17:59
25
So I want to turn your attention to
What do you understand the purpose of conditioning a
Simulating the job placement time, meaning pumping it down
All right.
So in a well the size of Macondo, we're
MR. REGAN:
THE COURT:
Your Honor -- and maybe he can do it.
I sustain the objection.

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17:59
BY MR. HILL:
17:59
Q.
17:59
is -- what are you actually simulating when you do
17:59
conditioning?
17:59
A.
17:59
submitted on the request.
17:59
Q.
Specifically, what are those conditions?
17:59
A.
Temperature and pressure.
17:59
Q.
How is it determined the time for conditioning when you
17:59
10
actually do condition a base slurry prior to foaming?
17:59
11
A.
17:59
12
it as a job placement time, you know, or -- a given time.
17:59
13
Q.
17:59
14
placement time connected with the condition time?
17:59
15
A.
18:00
16
we'd represent how we would -- roughly how long it would take
18:00
17
to pump the cement in place.
18:00
18
lab.
18:00
19
Q.
18:00
20
April 2010 was conditioned, prior to foaming?
18:00
21
A.
Three hours.
18:00
22
Q.
Are you aware, Mr. Quirk, of any test that would tell the
18:00
23
Court whether conditioning that slurry in the lab before
18:00
24
foaming it artificially thickened the slurry in the lab?
18:00
25
A.
All right.
Can you explain what the purpose in the lab
I'm simulating the downhole well conditions that were
The engineer submitting the request would generally submit
So just -- can you explain to the Court, how is the job
It's -- typically, that would be the same, meaning that
So you try to mimic that in the
Do you know how long the final foam stability test on
I'm not aware of a -- of a test that indicates that?

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18:00
Q.
Yeah.
18:00
A.
That it thickened it?
18:00
Q.
Or one that would show whether or not that's true.
18:00
A.
A thicken time, sure.
18:00
18:00
18:00
18:01
here, please.
18:01
BY MR. HILL:
18:01
10
Q.
18:01
11
test was conducted?
18:01
12
A.
135 degrees Fahrenheit.
18:01
13
Q.
Do you know the retarder concentration of this particular
18:01
14
test?
18:01
15
A.
I think it's -- .08, I believe.
18:01
16
Q.
That's a Part 2 test, so it was --
18:01
17
A.
Oh.
18:01
18
Q.
Okay.
18:01
19
A.
Gallons.
18:01
20
Q.
-- gallons of retarder?
18:01
21
A.
Yes.
18:01
22
18:01
23
in Bates No. 8711.
18:01
24
BY MR. HILL:
18:01
25
Q.
MR. HILL:
Can you bring up 7722.
Go to the first
page for a second.

Again, bring up this thickening time test right
What was the temperature at which that thickening time
That's .09, right?
Yes, I think it would be .09.
.09 --
MR. HILL:
Can you go to the chart on the page ending

Pull that up.
Mr. Quirk, can you explain what this chart is?

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18:01
A.
That's a thickening time chart.
18:01
Q.
What is this line right here?
18:01
A.
That's the cement viscosity.
18:01
Q.
So what does that point right there indicate?
18:01
A.
That's the initial viscosity upon starting the test.
18:01
Q.
As this slurry for conducting the thickening time test is
18:01
heated to 135 degrees, what happens to that viscosity trend
18:02
line?
18:02
A.
It goes down, meaning it thins somewhat.
18:02
10
Q.
Do you know why that happens?
18:02
11
A.
It's because of the heat being applied to the slurry.
18:02
12
It's thermal thinning, basically.
18:02
13
Q.
18:02
14
your -- based on what you can see here, does the viscosity at
18:02
15
three hours ever get up to the initial viscosity point?
18:02
16
A.
It's just below it, right -- yeah, just below it.
18:02
17
Q.
Now, just to make sure we're clear, this particular test
18:02
18
is run with SA-541 additive in the slurry; correct?
18:02
19
A.
That's correct.
18:02
20
Q.
What is SA-541?
18:02
21
A.
It's a suspension aid, suspending aid in cement.
18:02
22
Q.
How is it activated?
18:02
23
A.
By temperature.
18:02
24
Q.
So if you were wondering whether or not that SA-541 was
18:02
25
actually artificially activated by conditioning time heat,
After three hours, does that viscosity ever get up, in
It's heat-activated.
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would this test tell you whether or not that's true?
18:02
A.
18:03
it didn't activate.
18:03
viscosity at the time that you would expect it to, as it's
18:03
gaining temperature.
18:03
Q.
At least with respect to those three hours; correct?
18:03
A.
Correct.
18:03
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18:03
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18:03
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going to be short, and we took him instead of Mr. Barnhill.
18:03
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That's the last time I'll believe any of you guys.
18:03
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MR. HILL:
18:03
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THE COURT:
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THE DEPUTY CLERK:
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(WHEREUPON, the proceedings were concluded.)
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It appeared, by looking at this chart, that it didn't --
MR. HILL:
to 40 minutes.
It actually thinned rather than rising in
Your Honor, I've still got about 40 -- 35
I don't know if you want me to keep going or --
I'm at a stopping point.

THE COURT:
this long.
I only took this witness because he was
I can press on.

I can't believe this witness is taking
We're going to recess until 8:00 tomorrow morning.

All rise.
I, Jodi Simcox, RMR, FCRR, Official Court Reporter

for the United States District Court, Eastern District of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct transcript, to the best of my ability and
understanding, from the record of the proceedings in the
above-entitled and numbered matter.
s/Jodi Simcox, RMR, FCRR

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4774/1 4774/6 4774/19 4775/12
1995 [1] 4854/4
4775/16 4775/24 4779/19 4779/25
1:00 [1] 4739/11
4780/2 4780/9 4783/14 4784/19
1:00 in [3] 4738/22 4739/9 4739/12
4784/23 4785/3 4785/22 4804/25
1:30 p.m [1] 4778/22
4812/14 4813/1 4814/8 4828/20 4845/8 1A [2] 4702/25 4703/19
4848/4 4848/23 4850/18 4851/13
1B [3] 4702/23 4702/25 4724/15
101 [1] 4669/16
2
10B-4 [2] 4871/16 4871/16
10th [1] 4810/4
2.1 [2] 4790/20 4790/23
11 [8] 4750/25 4758/12 4758/13
20 [5] 4668/5 4752/12 4801/23 4855/5
4767/16 4767/25 4769/3 4769/12
4858/18
4871/22
20 barrels [4] 4729/20 4729/22 4730/17
1100 [1] 4672/6
4732/18
1110 [1] 4672/20
20 miles [1] 4852/17
11:06 [1] 4813/12
200 [1] 4683/25
11:06 p.m [2] 4813/14 4813/18
2000 [4] 4788/21 4788/22 4848/2
11th [3] 4700/10 4813/12 4813/14
4853/18
'
20004 [2] 4670/22 4672/4

2004 [4] 4714/20 4727/13 4728/6
4854/15
20044 [2] 4670/17 4671/6
2005 [5] 4726/5 4728/20 4729/3
4730/14 4732/16
2007 [4] 4721/12 4721/13 4721/19
4721/20
2008 [4] 4745/18 4754/3 4854/15
4854/19
2009 [30] 4679/19 4679/25 4680/6
4726/5 4728/20 4729/3 4730/1 4730/14
4732/16 4735/4 4743/14 4745/5 4746/1
4746/17 4747/4 4747/14 4748/3 4748/9
4748/11 4748/21 4749/3 4774/2 4780/2
4780/10 4780/23 4783/8 4783/9
4783/13 4785/24 4788/8
2010 [95] 4668/5 4677/25 4678/8
4679/18 4679/20 4680/1 4682/13
4683/17 4684/23 4685/4 4685/23
4700/11 4704/9 4728/9 4738/23 4746/2
4747/22 4748/15 4748/18 4754/13
4755/4 4763/14 4763/24 4764/16
4764/22 4765/2 4771/3 4771/3 4772/3
4772/6 4772/14 4772/16 4772/23
4773/5 4775/6 4775/9 4776/12 4776/22
4776/23 4777/19 4778/4 4778/6
4778/21 4779/14 4780/1 4780/5
4780/11 4781/11 4781/20 4781/23
4782/16 4782/23 4784/15 4785/20
4786/7 4787/7 4792/16 4795/5 4795/19
4796/4 4796/25 4797/3 4797/5 4797/13
4798/3 4798/8 4798/25 4799/5 4799/12
4799/14 4799/25 4800/5 4800/6
4801/22 4801/23 4808/18 4808/24
4815/16 4823/12 4823/17 4830/13
4833/8 4833/15 4833/22 4836/7
4854/22 4855/20 4855/22 4856/1
4858/3 4858/16 4859/8 4870/10
4870/11 4878/20
2012 [12] 4763/16 4763/24 4775/15
4786/7 4787/8 4793/22 4796/4 4825/7
4852/24 4853/3 4853/5 4853/22
2013 [2] 4668/7 4675/3
2016.7D-1.1 [1] 4700/9
20th [38] 4678/10 4685/23 4721/12
4721/13 4733/11 4733/19 4733/20
4738/1 4745/5 4746/2 4747/21 4748/15
4755/3 4759/20 4761/13 4761/17
4763/4 4763/14 4767/8 4767/14
4767/24 4775/6 4775/9 4777/19 4778/2
4778/16 4778/21 4779/6 4785/11
4789/6 4795/5 4795/19 4796/6 4802/6
4803/8 4823/12 4855/22 4856/1
21 [1] 4760/6
216.71.1 [1] 4700/8
2179 [1] 4668/4
2187 [1] 4714/17
2187.1.2 [1] 4714/15
2187.212.1 [1] 4720/2
2187.5 [1] 4715/9
21st [3] 4738/19 4738/22 4785/11
2211 [1] 4672/20
2216 [1] 4670/6
22nd [7] 4669/10 4742/23 4774/2
4780/2 4780/10 4780/23 4785/24
23 [2] 4830/16 4834/20
23/02/2010 [1] 4833/15
23056 [1] 4832/17
23057 [1] 4831/16
23063 [2] 4824/8 4824/21
23451 [1] 4669/10
23rd [4] 4797/13 4799/12 4799/25
41215.1.2 [1] 4682/10

41222.31.1 [1] 4704/5
23rd... [1] 4833/22
4255 [1] 4728/14
24 [1] 4866/22
4255.20.3 [1] 4729/15
24-hour [1] 4866/23
4255.21.3 [1] 4732/25
24th [2] 4677/25 4680/1
4255.44.3 [1] 4730/11
24th of [1] 4853/3
4255.62.4 [1] 4731/18
252 [3] 4799/1 4826/12 4830/13
4275 [1] 4689/18
2615 [1] 4669/6
4310 [1] 4670/3
27th [2] 4852/24 4853/4
4341 [1] 4684/3
28 [1] 4778/6
4341.1 [2] 4683/11 4683/12
2817.178.1 [1] 4716/1
435 [1] 4669/16
28th [13] 4776/9 4776/12 4776/22
4418.1 [1] 4728/25
4777/3 4779/11 4779/14 4779/14
45 [1] 4752/10
4780/1 4780/11 4781/20 4782/16
450 [1] 4670/10
4785/12 4804/24
4500 [1] 4673/5
29th [3] 4776/23 4785/20 4804/24
4536 [1] 4668/9
2A [1] 4703/2
4566 [2] 4772/13 4784/21
2B [1] 4703/2
4594 [2] 4685/12 4686/1
2nd [1] 4749/3
4595 [1] 4702/15
4595.1 [2] 4724/12 4724/12
3
48001 [2] 4845/11 4846/17
30 [2] 4752/13 4808/9
48002 [4] 4797/1 4797/1 4797/22
300 [1] 4671/23
4825/14
3000 [10] 4786/5 4786/10 4786/14
48002-3 [1] 4827/14
4786/20 4786/21 4786/22 4787/10
48002.2 [5] 4797/9 4798/11 4799/18
4787/15 4787/20 4787/22
4800/7 4825/23
306 [1] 4729/12
48093.1.1 [1] 4734/1
3089 [1] 4672/17
48193.3.2 [1] 4810/17
30th [15] 4796/25 4797/3 4797/5
48193.3.4 [1] 4812/22
4797/12 4798/3 4798/8 4799/14 4800/5 48193.4.3 [1] 4811/5
4800/24 4801/6 4801/8 4801/22
48193.7.6 [1] 4815/23
4802/17 4803/25 4804/11
48194 [1] 4822/9
3110 [2] 4800/6 4800/19
48194.8.2 [1] 4822/1
316 [3] 4769/19 4769/21 4769/21
48195.1.2 [1] 4815/10
317 [2] 4769/20 4769/21
48195.5.4 [1] 4816/9
318 [1] 4765/15
48195.9.6 [1] 4819/13
31st [5] 4745/18 4746/1 4746/16 4747/4 4942.20 [1] 4750/14
4747/14
4:00 [1] 4753/5
325 [1] 4824/7
4th [2] 4748/3 4748/11
3257 [2] 4832/17 4836/4
5
3258 [2] 4831/15 4838/17
3264 [2] 4824/8 4829/11
5,000 wells [1] 4729/4
329 [1] 4729/7
5-gallon [8] 4797/15 4797/17 4798/14
35 [1] 4881/8
4804/2 4826/14 4828/16 4831/22
35,050 feet [1] 4680/10
4832/2
355 [1] 4672/14
500 [4] 4668/20 4671/9 4673/19
35th [1] 4672/14
4844/12
36 [3] 4862/14 4862/25 4863/2
500 pounds [1] 4795/9
3601A [2] 4813/15 4816/15
5000 [1] 4671/19
3602 [1] 4807/3
504 [1] 4673/20
36028 [1] 4670/10
52545 [1] 4745/10
36130 [1] 4671/10
52546 [1] 4745/20
36604 [1] 4669/4
52658.1 [1] 4747/18
3668 [1] 4668/20
52658.12 [1] 4748/13
3700 [2] 4672/6 4672/10
52658.16 [1] 4748/23
37042.4.1 [1] 4809/15
52658.4 [1] 4747/24
37042.4.2 [1] 4810/5
5395 [1] 4670/10
3769 [2] 4861/7 4861/15
541 [3] 4880/18 4880/20 4880/24
3773.1.2 [1] 4822/22
54573 [16] 4774/5 4774/19 4776/1
3773.4.3 [1] 4823/4
4780/3 4780/4 4780/11 4780/24 4781/9
39 [1] 4760/6
4782/8 4783/25 4785/1 4785/8 4785/24
3:00 [1] 4752/1
4845/7 4848/3 4851/13
3:08 a.m [1] 4816/12
546 [1] 4672/23
5474 [1] 4701/24
4
5474.102.1 [1] 4701/24
4,130 feet [1] 4680/10
5482.1.1.TO [1] 4749/18
4.1-0003 [1] 4823/9
5482.10.1.TO [1] 4749/10
40 [2] 4881/8 4881/9
549 [4] 4830/16 4834/1 4834/7 4834/21
4000 [1] 4673/16
55 [1] 4752/10
402 [1] 4669/10
556 [2] 4668/20 4729/4
406 [1] 4673/19
5570 [1] 4788/21
41215 [1] 4682/9
5570.3 [1] 4788/23
559 [1] 4798/24

5593 [1] 4777/9
5593.3 [2] 4777/2 4779/11
5593.4 [1] 4785/18
5593.5 [1] 4779/24
5595 [3] 4798/24 4798/25 4800/21
5642 [1] 4677/23
5642.2.1 [1] 4678/15
5642.4.4 [1] 4680/1
5642.5.1 [1] 4678/3
5643 [2] 4721/12 4721/13
5643.4.1 [1] 4722/7
5650 [2] 4744/25 4744/25
589-7780 [1] 4673/20
6
6,795 [1] 4726/5
600 [3] 4669/10 4669/13 4672/17
601 [1] 4669/6
60405 [2] 4865/17 4865/17
60415 [1] 4850/11
60654 [1] 4671/24
618 [1] 4669/22
6235 [1] 4871/12
6264 [16] 4773/9 4773/14 4773/16
4775/25 4779/19 4780/23 4784/9
4784/20 4784/23 4785/6 4785/22
4844/24 4845/8 4848/4 4849/10
4850/18
63141 [4] 4758/11 4760/6 4765/15
4769/19
63213 [1] 4739/16
63213.13.1 [1] 4739/22
63213.14.1 [1] 4742/3
63981 [9] 4797/14 4798/16 4798/19
4799/13 4799/24 4800/18 4800/22
4802/2 4828/17
65112 [1] 4810/10
6726.1 [1] 4746/4
6726.2 [1] 4746/10
6726.3 [1] 4746/24
6726.4 [1] 4747/9
6730 [2] 4726/3 4726/4
67314 [1] 4847/7
6:00 [1] 4753/4
6:00 altogether [1] 4753/1
7
7-5395 [1] 4670/10
7-something [1] 4831/14
70 [1] 4815/1
701 [2] 4671/16 4671/19
70113 [1] 4668/24
70130 [6] 4669/7 4669/13 4670/7
4671/17 4672/24 4673/19
70139 [1] 4671/20
70163 [1] 4672/7
702 [2] 4730/5 4730/8
70360 [1] 4669/16
70458 [1] 4669/19
70501 [1] 4672/18
70502 [1] 4668/21
70801 [1] 4669/23
70804 [1] 4671/13
711 [5] 4730/4 4730/7 4734/25 4735/3
4735/9
727 [3] 4826/18 4827/9 4841/21
73909 [2] 4777/10 4793/15
745.16.1 [1] 4790/5
75 percent [1] 4690/5
75270 [1] 4673/10
7611 [1] 4670/16
7651 [1] 4727/14
7
7651.1.3 [1] 4727/9
7685.1.4 [1] 4704/7
7685.4.1 [2] 4704/14 4704/15
77002 [2] 4672/10 4673/17
77006 [1] 4670/4
77010 [2] 4673/5 4673/13
77098 [1] 4672/21
7722 [3] 4868/6 4876/16 4879/5
7780 [1] 4673/20
7th [6] 4772/15 4798/25 4799/4 4799/10
4800/20 4802/3
8
802-W.1.2 [1] 4810/6
802-W.1.4 [1] 4810/18
802W.1.7 [2] 4813/11 4814/20
802X.1.2 [1] 4815/24
802X.1.4 [1] 4816/8
802X.16.9 [1] 4819/13
820 [1] 4668/23
84 percent [1] 4729/18
8711 [1] 4879/23
89 [1] 4758/12
8:00 [1] 4881/16
9
9.3 [1] 4747/3
90071 [1] 4672/14
92 percent [1] 4864/5
93 percent [1] 4863/14
94 [1] 4759/4
94005 [1] 4671/13
94102 [1] 4670/11
95 percent [1] 4863/25
9th [1] 4669/13
A
a.m [1] 4816/12
ability [4] 4719/6 4719/7 4834/1 4881/22
able [5] 4702/2 4720/22 4751/21 4752/6
4875/19
abnormal [5] 4740/22 4741/2 4741/7
4741/17 4741/25
aboard [2] 4747/21 4749/24
about [145] 4678/1 4678/10 4678/17
4683/15 4683/24 4686/11 4686/17
4688/25 4689/16 4689/20 4690/16
4690/17 4693/10 4693/11 4694/17
4694/22 4695/16 4696/21 4696/22
4700/7 4703/17 4705/1 4705/6 4705/7
4705/13 4706/8 4706/21 4706/21
4706/25 4708/1 4709/10 4709/12
4709/23 4711/5 4711/7 4711/9 4712/13
4713/4 4713/5 4720/17 4720/20
4724/14 4725/3 4726/15 4728/15
4729/17 4729/19 4732/24 4733/2
4733/3 4734/1 4734/2 4734/19 4735/13
4737/21 4739/9 4739/15 4742/22
4743/14 4743/17 4744/18 4744/21
4746/16 4746/22 4747/4 4750/22
4750/22 4750/25 4753/6 4757/12
4757/18 4759/7 4759/16 4761/10
4762/1 4762/9 4762/12 4762/15
4777/16 4779/7 4779/8 4783/10
4784/12 4785/7 4787/3 4787/11
4791/18 4792/7 4793/5 4801/12 4805/3
4807/4 4807/7 4807/8 4807/25 4817/5
4819/15 4819/17 4820/20 4822/3
4823/2 4823/19 4823/20 4828/18
4832/2 4836/1 4838/10 4838/15 4839/7
4840/21 4844/1 4844/5 4845/9 4846/5
4850/5 4851/18 4851/19 4852/17

4855/3 4855/5 4856/22 4856/23 4857/4
4857/19 4857/21 4858/1 4858/6
4858/16 4859/21 4861/22 4864/8
4864/10 4865/8 4866/9 4868/19
4868/20 4870/7 4870/13 4872/25
4873/10 4873/23 4874/19 4877/3
4877/13 4881/8
above [10] 4710/7 4710/9 4729/20
4729/22 4743/23 4743/25 4744/2
4754/16 4754/23 4881/23
above-entitled [1] 4881/23
Abramson [1] 4669/5
Absolutely [3] 4706/4 4728/13 4817/8
acceptable [1] 4821/10
accepted [1] 4853/9
access [1] 4718/5
accessible [2] 4869/5 4869/9
accident [6] 4710/20 4712/22 4714/16
4714/22 4714/25 4715/12
accomplish [1] 4704/21
accomplishing [1] 4737/10
accordance [3] 4691/25 4740/2 4742/6
according [6] 4731/13 4732/8 4746/18
4749/2 4749/23 4827/23
account [6] 4795/22 4795/24 4807/9
4807/13 4810/13 4817/3
accountable [1] 4727/23
accurate [2] 4687/22 4732/13
accurately [2] 4813/18 4816/17
achieved [1] 4679/9
achievement [1] 4680/13
achievements [1] 4681/6
across [3] 4699/22 4700/17 4706/11
act [1] 4806/14
Actinia [1] 4730/9
action [9] 4712/12 4723/4 4723/14
4723/25 4725/11 4725/17 4733/18
4733/24 4740/1
actions [1] 4722/17
activate [1] 4881/3
activated [4] 4735/5 4880/22 4880/23
4880/25
activities [4] 4713/13 4722/15 4737/4
4738/8
activity [1] 4738/3
actual [9] 4690/3 4782/9 4788/11
4788/13 4837/15 4837/15 4844/8
4846/22 4852/1
actually [39] 4707/10 4707/15 4741/10
4750/10 4794/10 4818/23 4819/7
4822/5 4822/10 4824/4 4829/22 4833/2
4833/12 4833/17 4842/18 4845/8
4846/12 4846/13 4853/4 4853/17
4855/1 4857/8 4858/17 4858/20
4860/18 4862/3 4865/22 4866/8 4868/1
4868/8 4871/18 4874/20 4876/8 4877/4
4877/8 4878/3 4878/10 4880/25 4881/3
Adamson [5] 4686/20 4687/19 4687/25
4738/20 4739/1
add [2] 4749/6 4790/6
added [7] 4746/16 4747/4 4747/13
4842/14 4846/22 4866/2 4870/18
adding [3] 4875/12 4875/13 4875/14
addition [4] 4692/17 4717/18 4770/16
4847/22
additional [3] 4699/7 4700/14 4751/14
additive [6] 4870/18 4875/8 4875/9
4875/12 4875/16 4880/18
additives [27] 4755/20 4758/20 4759/21
4759/24 4759/25 4760/2 4760/3 4760/4
4760/15 4760/16 4760/18 4760/21
4760/23 4768/15 4771/19 4787/23
4788/1 4806/8 4806/9 4810/21 4810/25

4811/2 4812/13 4844/12 4848/12
4851/1 4852/10
address [1] 4873/6
addressing [1] 4808/3
adds [1] 4866/4
adequate [1] 4715/3
adjust [1] 4867/21
admission [1] 4817/10
admit [1] 4830/1
admitted [6] 4675/25 4676/6 4676/13
4817/13 4818/21 4819/4
admitting [1] 4817/24
Adrian [1] 4686/3
ADs [2] 4727/24 4728/11
advantage [1] 4680/3
advised [1] 4739/1
advises [1] 4739/2
advisor [9] 4736/9 4736/11 4736/14
4736/16 4736/19 4736/21 4736/25
4737/6 4737/7
affixed [1] 4850/6
after [41] 4739/10 4742/17 4742/20
4746/22 4751/17 4755/3 4759/20
4761/3 4761/13 4761/17 4763/14
4763/19 4763/20 4763/23 4766/3
4767/2 4767/8 4767/14 4769/8 4769/12
4771/4 4793/18 4796/25 4802/12
4803/8 4803/9 4803/10 4804/9 4806/10
4807/17 4809/10 4812/8 4813/7 4818/8
4833/22 4840/21 4840/25 4854/16
4856/1 4866/2 4880/13
aftermath [1] 4856/4
afternoon [11] 4668/14 4675/2 4677/4
4738/23 4739/9 4739/12 4739/12
4743/9 4743/10 4806/24 4843/18
again [50] 4677/4 4680/1 4686/1 4689/5
4691/24 4692/12 4694/6 4697/16
4707/25 4719/22 4720/14 4721/24
4729/3 4731/24 4733/3 4734/20 4736/6
4736/13 4737/25 4739/16 4740/7
4741/11 4748/20 4749/5 4756/8 4763/2
4769/6 4769/7 4774/11 4775/23 4776/1
4780/17 4784/22 4785/4 4785/22
4785/25 4790/10 4791/1 4793/4
4800/21 4814/5 4816/4 4827/5 4828/21
4832/23 4835/3 4847/13 4850/20
4852/9 4879/7
against [2] 4707/3 4874/20
agency [1] 4692/19
agents [1] 4846/5
ago [10] 4705/5 4724/15 4759/16
4759/17 4768/25 4777/16 4804/7
4829/4 4840/10 4877/23
agree [30] 4681/18 4695/17 4706/10
4733/19 4735/4 4735/8 4735/12
4742/10 4778/25 4781/17 4781/20
4783/21 4787/23 4788/7 4788/12
4789/16 4790/12 4790/22 4791/4
4791/5 4791/10 4791/13 4798/3 4798/8
4798/17 4799/15 4801/20 4806/7
4806/15 4806/19
agreed [14] 4692/14 4718/18 4739/24
4740/8 4740/17 4740/25 4741/5
4741/12 4741/21 4742/1 4742/4 4742/9
4742/11 4813/4
agreement [2] 4691/13 4693/4
ahead [10] 4757/25 4758/1 4782/18
4799/20 4808/6 4808/12 4831/1
4845/16 4855/8 4864/17
aid [2] 4880/21 4880/21
aided [1] 4673/24
air [31] 4756/18 4786/5 4786/10
A
air... [28] 4786/14 4786/20 4786/21
4786/22 4787/10 4787/15 4787/20
4787/22 4789/12 4790/24 4797/5
4803/9 4806/20 4870/18 4870/22
4874/2 4874/8 4874/12 4874/18
4874/19 4874/21 4874/24 4875/1
4875/6 4875/11 4875/17 4875/22
4875/24
air-conditioned [3] 4756/18 4797/5
4803/9
air-controlled [1] 4806/20
al [2] 4668/8 4668/11
Alabama [8] 4669/4 4671/7 4671/8
4671/10 4698/5 4699/14 4823/25
4824/3
alarm [1] 4732/12
ALARP [3] 4714/9 4714/10 4715/5
alert [2] 4737/2 4737/7
ALEX [1] 4673/4
aligned [1] 4858/10
all [134] 4675/5 4675/7 4675/22
4676/19 4676/23 4678/13 4679/22
4681/15 4682/21 4683/6 4683/19
4684/6 4684/18 4687/12 4689/12
4692/1 4692/1 4692/3 4692/15 4692/16
4692/18 4692/21 4693/18 4694/7
4694/16 4697/16 4698/14 4700/22
4703/8 4703/21 4704/6 4704/17
4706/12 4706/24 4708/4 4708/12
4708/23 4710/3 4713/5 4713/12 4714/4
4719/12 4720/17 4722/15 4722/15
4725/19 4731/21 4734/7 4739/13
4743/22 4744/1 4750/18 4751/8 4751/9
4753/7 4753/9 4753/24 4757/3 4757/21
4759/19 4763/22 4767/19 4768/15
4769/6 4769/11 4774/2 4775/22
4775/24 4777/2 4779/9 4781/11 4782/7
4782/11 4784/4 4785/15 4788/4
4788/18 4794/22 4796/20 4797/8
4797/21 4801/25 4802/25 4803/16
4803/20 4804/13 4805/12 4805/14
4805/18 4807/18 4811/24 4813/25
4814/19 4817/5 4817/9 4817/16 4818/6
4818/7 4818/21 4818/24 4820/24
4823/25 4826/14 4826/17 4830/1
4831/8 4832/23 4833/2 4834/3 4835/21
4836/1 4836/13 4836/19 4843/6
4847/17 4848/20 4851/1 4857/2
4858/14 4859/7 4859/14 4859/23
4860/15 4860/22 4861/21 4864/21
4865/8 4868/19 4870/2 4872/17
4874/18 4877/12 4878/2 4881/17
ALLAN [1] 4671/15
allocution [3] 4739/15 4739/24 4741/22
allow [1] 4809/10
allowed [1] 4743/25
almost [2] 4729/3 4771/14
along [4] 4736/24 4817/18 4834/12
4855/9
already [21] 4683/24 4685/18 4689/21
4694/17 4694/22 4695/16 4715/22
4718/18 4734/21 4752/1 4755/7
4757/13 4762/12 4774/22 4780/20
4791/1 4804/24 4818/14 4818/15
4819/16 4875/2
also [44] 4676/8 4676/15 4679/8
4681/13 4684/17 4691/16 4692/25
4694/10 4694/12 4711/3 4711/14
4714/13 4716/6 4716/25 4720/4
4720/10 4731/14 4742/11 4747/4
4766/11 4770/23 4773/20 4796/2
4807/8 4811/8 4811/11 4811/17

4814/22 4816/25 4819/24 4822/3
4826/21 4827/21 4828/22 4830/12
4832/8 4832/11 4832/20 4841/15
4844/18 4849/19 4867/8 4867/8 4877/3
altogether [1] 4753/1
always [5] 4720/25 4721/1 4723/19
4778/10 4873/20
am [3] 4774/8 4803/21 4835/5
amazing [1] 4681/12
Ambrose [1] 4686/15
amended [1] 4749/5
amendment [1] 4692/8
AMERICA [9] 4668/10 4670/9 4670/13
4670/19 4671/3 4671/19 4671/22
4672/3 4749/21
Americas [1] 4730/7
amongst [3] 4679/22 4682/3 4684/18
amount [4] 4725/2 4744/6 4771/19
4800/14
Anadarko [1] 4731/4
analysis [6] 4710/18 4711/1 4727/4
4735/24 4794/24 4822/15
analyzer [4] 4794/25 4795/5 4795/8
4796/5
analyzer's [1] 4795/2
and/or [2] 4716/7 4722/19
Anderson [2] 4689/3 4749/25
Andrea [1] 4689/9
ANDREW [1] 4671/22
Angeles [1] 4672/14
Angelle [15] 4756/7 4756/8 4756/17
4796/25 4805/18 4838/6 4839/18
4839/20 4840/3 4840/4 4840/9 4840/11
4840/12 4840/22 4841/14
Angelle's [2] 4797/3 4802/9
annual [3] 4678/2 4678/7 4679/19
anomalies [1] 4740/11
another [13] 4709/9 4749/9 4756/8
4762/13 4762/15 4762/20 4774/2
4779/6 4791/2 4796/9 4831/5 4840/13
4851/24
answer [16] 4698/16 4699/11 4700/20
4760/14 4765/14 4778/14 4783/12
4793/12 4793/12 4795/18 4795/24
4799/22 4830/25 4842/18 4847/14
4870/2
answers [2] 4698/7 4794/20
ANTHONY [3] 4670/6 4676/14 4770/24
any [91] 4675/22 4676/5 4676/6
4676/12 4692/8 4692/18 4694/18
4698/22 4699/18 4700/13 4712/17
4715/18 4718/24 4725/9 4726/17
4726/21 4727/1 4727/3 4727/6 4728/2
4728/12 4732/9 4733/16 4734/11
4735/13 4735/21 4735/24 4736/6
4736/16 4752/17 4759/25 4760/4
4763/9 4763/17 4763/17 4763/18
4763/25 4764/4 4764/5 4764/15
4764/16 4765/7 4766/12 4766/25
4767/1 4767/12 4768/4 4770/20 4786/7
4790/11 4793/21 4803/20 4806/23
4807/16 4808/3 4808/11 4817/1 4817/5
4817/23 4818/20 4823/25 4829/24
4837/6 4837/10 4837/12 4837/14
4842/12 4848/24 4849/9 4852/1
4854/17 4855/22 4855/23 4856/4
4856/7 4857/6 4857/23 4860/15
4860/16 4860/17 4862/15 4865/5
4867/6 4867/23 4869/23 4872/17
4872/22 4873/3 4877/24 4878/22
4881/13
anybody [5] 4784/11 4805/3 4818/20
4839/3 4842/14
anyone [13] 4675/22 4763/25 4764/1
4764/15 4764/15 4804/21 4805/1
4812/5 4837/18 4839/20 4841/10
4841/11 4841/14
anything [28] 4676/22 4677/7 4699/7
4756/17 4763/18 4766/11 4779/8
4781/8 4783/24 4787/3 4804/15
4804/18 4831/6 4831/7 4831/11
4831/12 4838/15 4839/7 4842/14
4842/16 4850/20 4850/23 4855/25
4856/16 4865/2 4865/5 4872/21 4875/2
anywhere [3] 4766/12 4766/15 4844/11
API [4] 4871/15 4871/16 4872/5 4872/7
API-specified [1] 4872/7
APLC [1] 4671/18
apologize [3] 4728/18 4793/13 4798/25
appearance [1] 4862/11
Appearances [6] 4668/17 4669/1 4670/1
4671/1 4672/1 4673/1
appeared [1] 4881/2
appears [3] 4745/22 4785/14 4816/6
applicable [3] 4713/13 4740/2 4742/6
application [3] 4733/5 4733/13 4733/21
applied [2] 4699/7 4880/11
applies [4] 4668/6 4713/12 4715/18
4724/18
apply [5] 4694/10 4698/14 4698/20
4704/1 4711/12
applying [1] 4870/18
approach [8] 4693/17 4694/9 4701/17
4706/11 4708/21 4724/10 4735/20
4736/23
appropriate [8] 4723/4 4723/14 4723/25
4725/11 4725/16 4733/24 4740/1
4821/21
approval [1] 4714/19
approve [1] 4715/7
approved [3] 4722/22 4739/17 4739/17
approver [1] 4722/5
approvers [1] 4721/24
approximately [5] 4747/14 4826/15
4842/10 4877/14 4877/16
APRIL [101] 4668/5 4678/10 4685/3
4685/23 4728/8 4733/11 4733/12
4733/19 4733/20 4738/1 4738/19
4738/22 4742/23 4746/2 4747/21
4748/15 4754/13 4755/3 4759/20
4761/13 4761/17 4763/4 4763/4
4763/14 4763/23 4764/16 4766/21
4767/8 4767/14 4767/24 4771/3
4771/23 4772/3 4772/6 4772/9 4772/13
4772/15 4772/23 4773/5 4774/1 4775/7
4776/2 4778/4 4780/5 4780/22 4781/11
4781/23 4782/11 4782/23 4784/15
4785/9 4785/11 4785/11 4786/1 4786/7
4787/7 4789/6 4792/16 4793/21 4795/5
4795/19 4796/4 4796/6 4796/25 4797/3
4797/5 4797/12 4798/3 4798/8 4799/14
4800/5 4800/6 4800/20 4800/24 4801/6
4801/8 4801/18 4801/22 4802/2 4802/6
4802/6 4802/17 4803/25 4804/11
4808/10 4808/18 4808/24 4815/16
4818/12 4823/12 4850/15 4850/16
4854/22 4855/19 4855/20 4855/22
4856/1 4858/3 4858/16 4859/8 4878/20
April 17th [22] 4766/21 4771/23 4772/3
4772/6 4772/9 4772/13 4772/23 4773/5
4776/2 4778/4 4780/5 4781/11 4781/23
4782/23 4784/15 4785/9 4792/16
4800/6 4800/20 4801/18 4802/6
4850/15
April 17th at [1] 4850/16
A
April 17th is [1] 4774/1
April 17th lab [1] 4775/7
April 17th sheet [1] 4780/22
April 17th test [2] 4782/11 4786/1
April 19th and [1] 4763/4
April 2010 [2] 4796/4 4858/16
April 20th [26] 4678/10 4685/23 4733/11
4733/19 4733/20 4738/1 4746/2
4747/21 4748/15 4755/3 4759/20
4761/13 4761/17 4763/4 4763/14
4767/8 4767/14 4767/24 4785/11
4789/6 4795/5 4795/19 4796/6 4823/12
4855/22 4856/1
April 20th could [1] 4733/12
April 20th of [1] 4763/23
April 21st [3] 4738/19 4738/22 4785/11
April 22nd [1] 4742/23
April 30th [15] 4796/25 4797/3 4797/5
4797/12 4798/3 4798/8 4799/14 4800/5
4800/24 4801/6 4801/8 4801/22
4802/17 4803/25 4804/11
April 30th and [1] 4802/6
April 30th sample [1] 4802/2
April 7th [1] 4772/15
are [167] 4675/25 4676/6 4676/13
4677/17 4681/22 4682/1 4683/23
4685/17 4689/5 4690/6 4690/7 4690/9
4690/13 4690/14 4690/22 4691/19
4692/8 4692/12 4693/3 4693/5 4694/7
4694/10 4695/21 4695/22 4699/18
4700/4 4700/5 4700/23 4701/2 4701/3
4701/12 4702/24 4702/25 4703/2
4703/13 4707/4 4708/11 4709/22
4710/23 4713/18 4715/3 4717/12
4717/21 4718/18 4718/23 4719/2
4719/12 4719/12 4719/15 4719/19
4719/22 4720/22 4723/7 4723/8 4724/6
4727/23 4728/1 4728/8 4728/12 4731/5
4731/6 4734/21 4734/21 4734/22
4736/3 4736/9 4737/4 4737/10 4737/13
4738/6 4742/25 4744/10 4751/10
4751/11 4757/5 4761/10 4761/13
4762/1 4768/18 4768/23 4770/24
4770/25 4775/19 4776/10 4777/18
4779/5 4783/10 4785/4 4788/2 4788/4
4788/20 4790/16 4790/25 4791/14
4791/25 4792/4 4792/7 4794/12 4798/1
4802/16 4806/4 4807/25 4808/2
4808/16 4810/21 4811/2 4811/24
4814/2 4816/17 4816/22 4816/23
4816/25 4817/11 4818/4 4818/4
4818/17 4818/21 4818/23 4819/2
4819/3 4819/4 4819/15 4828/21
4831/24 4834/8 4834/16 4834/24
4847/20 4847/22 4847/23 4847/23
4850/1 4850/5 4851/2 4852/18 4857/8
4857/11 4858/6 4858/12 4858/20
4858/21 4859/4 4860/13 4862/1
4865/12 4865/15 4865/23 4865/25
4866/7 4866/25 4867/5 4867/12 4869/3
4869/5 4869/9 4869/11 4869/13 4871/2
4872/6 4872/10 4872/17 4872/21
4873/8 4873/12 4878/3 4878/7 4878/22
area [7] 4701/19 4728/2 4805/11
4805/24 4808/21 4809/2 4822/21
areas [1] 4719/10
aren't [1] 4847/20
argumentative [3] 4738/9 4767/18
4767/19
around [17] 4676/16 4689/25 4693/18
4694/7 4697/17 4705/14 4710/17
4726/5 4735/20 4738/22 4756/23

4757/17 4781/4 4789/17 4854/5
4859/12 4860/11
arrangement [1] 4693/12
Arrell [1] 4672/19
arrived [3] 4834/9 4834/17 4834/25
article [3] 4690/24 4691/14 4692/12
artificially [2] 4878/24 4880/25
as [168] 4677/1 4678/1 4678/7 4678/25
4679/19 4681/25 4682/23 4683/21
4684/12 4684/12 4684/13 4684/13
4685/3 4685/4 4685/20 4685/23
4686/16 4687/19 4688/20 4689/13
4691/8 4692/22 4695/24 4696/4 4696/8
4699/4 4700/14 4700/23 4701/1 4702/6
4708/14 4708/18 4709/16 4710/19
4712/7 4714/11 4714/11 4715/5 4715/5
4717/18 4719/5 4721/2 4721/9 4722/5
4722/13 4725/13 4725/14 4729/22
4731/10 4732/16 4733/14 4733/14
4735/21 4736/15 4736/16 4737/6
4737/11 4738/13 4739/24 4742/4
4744/3 4744/4 4744/8 4744/22 4746/19
4747/13 4748/6 4748/6 4748/20 4749/5
4749/6 4750/1 4751/12 4751/22
4753/14 4755/19 4764/11 4765/24
4769/4 4769/11 4772/24 4773/18
4776/2 4781/10 4782/5 4782/6 4782/8
4784/18 4786/8 4789/10 4790/8
4790/24 4791/10 4791/18 4796/15
4800/10 4800/25 4801/4 4801/17
4803/23 4806/7 4809/2 4809/13
4809/23 4810/9 4810/9 4810/13 4811/9
4811/24 4811/24 4812/4 4812/5 4814/2
4814/2 4814/25 4815/14 4817/2 4817/9
4817/9 4817/13 4817/16 4817/16
4819/19 4820/7 4821/8 4821/20
4822/19 4822/19 4824/14 4824/19
4824/25 4824/25 4825/1 4825/1
4826/11 4826/12 4827/18 4831/3
4831/3 4837/25 4838/2 4838/4 4839/4
4841/23 4842/2 4842/12 4843/10
4845/6 4847/22 4850/1 4851/12
4851/14 4853/23 4854/7 4856/19
4859/18 4861/7 4861/8 4861/14 4863/6
4863/6 4865/14 4867/15 4867/15
4877/20 4878/12 4880/6 4881/4
Asbill [1] 4672/8
aside [2] 4756/2 4846/6
ask [32] 4689/19 4690/17 4720/17
4733/2 4734/2 4739/20 4741/11
4750/23 4751/4 4751/4 4760/16
4760/22 4763/16 4764/15 4765/11
4765/17 4768/2 4768/16 4769/25
4770/12 4786/23 4792/4 4805/1
4808/12 4830/18 4837/12 4844/6
4848/21 4851/22 4851/24 4853/19
4864/22
asked [73] 4689/21 4696/22 4700/13
4705/6 4706/1 4706/24 4709/10
4709/11 4713/4 4723/6 4728/14
4728/24 4733/2 4734/1 4737/21
4739/14 4743/13 4744/17 4744/21
4756/19 4759/20 4759/23 4760/11
4760/15 4760/21 4762/1 4762/3
4762/17 4762/23 4763/25 4764/1
4764/12 4765/7 4765/20 4766/4 4766/6
4766/7 4766/9 4766/13 4768/7 4769/15
4770/2 4770/4 4770/8 4770/16 4771/23
4772/8 4776/20 4782/7 4787/19
4791/25 4793/12 4795/20 4796/5
4796/11 4796/15 4796/22 4796/25
4803/2 4805/18 4824/15 4838/6
4839/18 4840/16 4841/15 4842/20

4842/21 4843/3 4843/4 4844/6 4846/4
4848/22 4876/5
asking [13] 4681/22 4756/1 4758/9
4774/23 4777/16 4781/9 4781/11
4782/11 4786/17 4792/13 4824/5
4838/9 4859/7
aspects [1] 4727/22
assessed [2] 4714/7 4859/4
assessment [13] 4699/6 4699/10
4709/11 4710/21 4712/22 4713/5
4713/9 4713/12 4713/15 4713/19
4714/5 4714/16 4714/23
assessments [3] 4702/7 4727/4 4735/13
assessors [1] 4859/4
asset [2] 4668/8 4687/16
assigned [2] 4858/21 4866/7
assistant [1] 4748/24
Associate [1] 4853/13
associated [12] 4714/7 4844/25 4845/7
4847/6 4850/17 4861/4 4862/17 4863/3
4869/23 4870/3 4876/6 4876/11
assume [7] 4723/20 4803/21 4806/13
4819/3 4833/18 4873/5 4874/8
assumed [2] 4818/13 4831/4
assuming [4] 4819/2 4832/8 4847/10
4852/9
assurance [1] 4713/18
assure [2] 4781/7 4782/4
atmospheric [1] 4870/22
ATN [1] 4730/5
attached [2] 4823/6 4823/16
attachment [1] 4823/3
attention [5] 4804/16 4860/23 4861/1
4861/4 4877/5
Attorney [2] 4671/7 4671/11
attorneys [3] 4837/10 4837/14 4841/11
audit [7] 4860/20 4862/4 4862/9
4862/10 4862/22 4862/23 4864/4
audited [7] 4859/19 4859/20 4859/22
4859/23 4859/24 4860/2 4861/8
audited-out [1] 4861/8
auditing [1] 4860/12
auditors [3] 4860/23 4861/24 4863/3
audits [9] 4860/5 4860/6 4860/8 4860/9
4860/13 4860/14 4860/23 4861/10
4861/21
August [14] 4763/15 4763/16 4763/24
4775/15 4786/7 4787/8 4793/21 4796/4
4825/7 4852/24 4853/2 4853/4 4853/5
4853/22
August 2012 [1] 4825/7
August 24th of [2] 4763/15 4853/5
August 27th [2] 4852/24 4853/4
author [1] 4845/22
authority [9] 4705/7 4705/8 4705/10
4705/17 4706/22 4720/21 4720/23
4721/1 4721/11
authorized [2] 4721/16 4722/16
automatically [3] 4848/18 4849/16
4875/18
availability [2] 4719/8 4719/16
available [6] 4751/13 4751/17 4752/15
4795/12 4846/11 4871/4
Avenue [5] 4668/23 4670/10 4671/9
4672/3 4672/14
average [1] 4859/9
avoid [4] 4716/14 4733/9 4734/22
4807/11
avoided [3] 4733/4 4733/13 4733/21
aware [32] 4683/19 4692/8 4692/9
4692/12 4736/3 4739/2 4756/4 4759/25
4760/4 4763/12 4789/5 4789/15
A
aware... [20] 4789/18 4789/23 4791/14
4791/25 4792/5 4792/13 4792/25
4793/3 4793/9 4793/10 4793/22 4795/6
4795/7 4796/8 4834/8 4834/16 4834/24
4841/17 4878/22 4878/25
awareness [5] 4723/1 4723/13 4723/14
4723/24 4749/15
away [4] 4769/9 4832/13 4840/19
4840/22
B
back [33] 4683/25 4688/13 4689/12
4698/21 4704/13 4705/4 4743/6
4749/18 4751/10 4751/22 4764/22
4768/11 4768/12 4777/5 4777/7
4780/15 4784/21 4796/9 4797/21
4799/17 4800/20 4803/4 4803/5
4805/24 4814/19 4828/20 4829/10
4829/24 4836/3 4836/17 4838/16
4849/19 4859/7
background [1] 4844/2
Badalamenti [2] 4770/24 4775/3
ballooning [2] 4729/9 4729/10
bar [2] 4797/13 4848/17
bar-coded [1] 4848/17
BARBIER [3] 4668/15 4864/10 4865/19
Barnhill [7] 4751/10 4751/12 4751/17
4751/20 4752/12 4752/14 4881/12
Barnhill's [1] 4676/16
barrels [4] 4729/20 4729/22 4730/17
4732/18
barrier [1] 4735/5
base [7] 4788/9 4833/14 4870/17
4871/2 4877/4 4877/8 4878/10
based [21] 4710/6 4740/25 4741/15
4741/23 4754/19 4767/11 4774/9
4784/8 4790/14 4794/11 4794/13
4799/16 4820/4 4833/14 4833/18
4849/8 4862/10 4864/24 4871/4
4877/17 4880/14
basically [4] 4756/16 4870/17 4872/12
4880/12
basis [4] 4677/12 4679/24 4748/10
4764/25
bat [2] 4697/19 4851/23
Bates [2] 4845/14 4879/23
Baton [2] 4669/23 4671/13
batteries [3] 4695/16 4695/17 4695/21
battery [1] 4794/4
Baxter [2] 4697/20 4699/16
Baxter's [2] 4697/23 4698/16
BC [1] 4815/1
be [167] 4675/6 4680/2 4680/25
4681/18 4681/20 4683/9 4684/15
4684/24 4685/17 4689/14 4689/24
4690/3 4690/11 4691/3 4691/8 4691/23
4693/22 4694/13 4699/7 4699/9
4699/19 4700/2 4700/4 4701/23 4702/2
4703/4 4705/8 4708/10 4711/14
4711/16 4711/17 4711/17 4711/18
4711/18 4711/20 4711/21 4711/23
4712/2 4715/4 4717/8 4719/17 4720/15
4721/6 4722/10 4724/2 4725/9 4730/18
4731/21 4733/4 4733/11 4735/25
4736/7 4737/4 4738/6 4739/11 4739/17
4741/11 4743/11 4744/2 4745/9
4745/22 4746/15 4747/12 4751/9
4751/21 4751/21 4751/25 4752/6
4752/8 4752/13 4752/18 4752/20
4753/2 4753/10 4753/22 4756/2
4756/17 4758/11 4760/20 4772/8
4773/12 4774/16 4774/24 4775/7

4778/10 4779/11 4779/24 4780/18
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4786/19 4786/25 4787/10 4787/19
4788/10 4789/18 4790/12 4792/6
4792/13 4792/16 4794/4 4794/15
4795/15 4799/1 4800/21 4803/15
4804/12 4808/3 4808/8 4810/25 4813/9
4814/7 4815/1 4817/12 4818/2 4819/1
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4821/15 4821/16 4821/18 4833/6
4837/8 4837/23 4837/25 4838/4
4838/23 4841/15 4842/7 4842/13
4843/19 4844/11 4844/14 4848/16
4854/25 4859/5 4860/16 4864/12
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4871/2 4871/3 4871/8 4874/4 4874/5
4874/13 4875/12 4875/18 4875/19
4878/15 4879/17 4881/12
Bea [1] 4713/1
Beach [1] 4669/10
because [37] 4690/9 4695/20 4701/9
4715/21 4723/11 4724/1 4751/4 4752/6
4768/16 4770/1 4773/1 4782/3 4784/2
4784/2 4784/7 4789/14 4792/20
4803/14 4807/16 4807/23 4820/14
4830/20 4831/6 4833/21 4835/14
4837/9 4841/23 4842/10 4849/15
4851/10 4852/5 4855/8 4866/22 4867/9
4874/12 4880/11 4881/11
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becomes [1] 4868/25
becoming [1] 4754/10
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4681/9 4683/25 4685/18 4689/21
4696/17 4705/1 4706/18 4714/6 4714/7
4714/9 4714/23 4715/3 4715/22 4721/7
4723/6 4733/13 4733/21 4740/15
4748/10 4748/20 4750/6 4750/7
4750/21 4751/24 4753/13 4754/10
4755/12 4755/21 4755/25 4756/1
4756/24 4757/8 4758/2 4761/5 4761/17
4761/18 4762/3 4762/12 4762/24
4763/3 4765/1 4765/3 4772/22 4781/25
4784/16 4785/5 4786/22 4787/1
4787/18 4794/3 4794/4 4795/14
4795/19 4796/10 4796/11 4796/18
4802/14 4802/20 4804/10 4804/25
4807/16 4809/11 4810/24 4812/9
4817/13 4817/15 4818/11 4820/15
4825/8 4825/11 4829/17 4830/23
4831/7 4842/9 4843/3 4845/23 4846/6
4852/25 4854/19 4854/22 4856/10
4857/17 4857/17 4861/14 4864/18
4864/20 4869/19 4870/7 4870/13
4877/3
before [48] 4668/15 4676/22 4678/10
4703/22 4712/12 4712/17 4728/24
4734/6 4739/3 4754/5 4755/22 4758/2
4761/24 4765/6 4765/10 4765/20
4772/17 4776/11 4777/5 4777/8
4777/17 4777/19 4781/1 4784/17
4790/17 4791/11 4792/18 4793/3
4793/17 4793/23 4794/5 4794/12
4794/20 4801/13 4818/8 4818/10
4823/11 4830/24 4833/17 4833/17
4842/22 4842/25 4844/3 4844/4 4853/3
4856/22 4871/19 4878/23
begin [2] 4740/17 4866/3
beginning [1] 4876/9
behave [1] 4806/14

being [28] 4682/3 4684/5 4698/4
4726/18 4726/22 4726/25 4732/12
4736/15 4760/12 4760/20 4761/19
4768/1 4780/15 4780/25 4781/22
4782/8 4782/22 4801/20 4803/23
4826/12 4829/15 4836/18 4841/21
4843/4 4850/2 4855/25 4875/19
4880/11
belabor [1] 4841/4
believe [27] 4677/13 4677/19 4680/25
4682/1 4682/2 4682/19 4683/9 4685/6
4685/10 4707/12 4712/7 4714/3 4725/5
4776/8 4796/14 4808/8 4817/1 4831/6
4843/15 4844/24 4850/14 4851/8
4876/5 4876/15 4879/15 4881/13
4881/15
believed [1] 4683/7
believes [1] 4679/3
below [7] 4701/2 4708/24 4729/20
4759/2 4828/19 4880/16 4880/16
Ben [1] 4671/5
Benge [2] 4872/3 4876/4
Bertone [1] 4688/23
best [14] 4677/7 4677/13 4682/8 4685/1
4788/3 4788/5 4788/7 4788/12 4788/19
4789/20 4825/8 4872/9 4872/15
4881/22
best-performing [2] 4682/8 4685/1
better [5] 4684/24 4702/17 4835/5
4852/13 4853/8
between [22] 4690/18 4691/13 4693/4
4693/7 4693/24 4693/24 4696/24
4702/25 4720/21 4727/6 4735/14
4737/18 4743/24 4786/7 4787/7
4801/22 4802/6 4802/17 4807/13
4858/18 4870/14 4870/16
BHP [1] 4730/8
big [2] 4831/24 4852/16
bigger [1] 4826/4
Bill [1] 4686/15
bit [17] 4694/17 4737/9 4781/3 4820/23
4826/4 4844/1 4852/13 4855/3 4856/23
4858/1 4859/8 4860/4 4864/10 4868/19
4873/7 4873/10 4875/13
blank [1] 4785/2
Bldg [1] 4670/10
blend [28] 4786/11 4786/12 4786/19
4786/20 4786/22 4786/25 4787/17
4798/15 4798/21 4800/9 4800/25
4801/1 4801/17 4825/7 4825/11 4830/2
4830/6 4830/19 4834/10 4835/9
4835/19 4846/23 4847/11 4852/2
4874/24 4875/2 4875/17 4875/23
blended [2] 4787/19 4875/2
blends [3] 4846/18 4849/23 4850/1
blew [1] 4739/10
blow [5] 4832/21 4833/2 4850/12
4861/18 4871/23
blowout [15] 4715/23 4716/3 4716/15
4716/22 4717/4 4718/7 4718/15
4718/22 4719/11 4735/10 4742/13
4742/17 4742/17 4744/8 4744/11
blowouts [3] 4691/22 4692/2 4719/3
blurry [1] 4810/11
board [7] 4686/23 4722/16 4834/10
4835/1 4835/9 4835/19 4835/23
Bob [2] 4728/1 4728/6
Bockius [1] 4673/14
BOP [25] 4694/24 4695/15 4695/16
4695/16 4695/17 4695/20 4695/24
4696/1 4696/3 4696/8 4696/11 4718/16
4718/18 4719/9 4720/4 4727/7 4727/7
4876/16 4879/5 4879/7

bringing [1] 4862/23
BOP... [8] 4735/4 4735/8 4743/24
broad [1] 4690/2
4743/24 4744/1 4744/1 4744/2 4746/14 broadly [2] 4695/24 4705/3
BOPs [3] 4716/23 4717/1 4747/11
BROCK [2] 4672/3 4752/12
borrowed [1] 4832/1
brought [4] 4832/2 4835/10 4835/19
both [16] 4681/18 4694/2 4705/16
4876/4
4709/22 4714/12 4715/4 4737/22
Broussard [18] 4754/3 4754/11 4754/14
4740/21 4744/17 4755/17 4760/10
4755/16 4757/21 4758/6 4763/13
4764/9 4770/24 4810/9 4811/14
4763/24 4764/22 4765/7 4773/19
4840/12
4785/5 4786/8 4808/24 4820/4 4854/12
bottle [1] 4805/1
4854/18 4859/15
bottles [1] 4784/3
BRUCE [1] 4673/8
bottom [26] 4679/15 4687/13 4703/4
bubbles [1] 4870/20
4722/2 4767/15 4767/25 4769/13
bucket [39] 4797/15 4797/17 4798/14
4778/12 4778/15 4778/18 4810/9
4801/15 4801/23 4804/2 4804/8 4824/6
4811/3 4811/12 4811/25 4819/25
4826/14 4826/23 4827/10 4827/21
4820/17 4826/19 4832/11 4847/20
4828/4 4828/17 4828/17 4830/8
4857/12 4871/21 4871/23 4874/2
4830/20 4830/22 4831/12 4831/19
4874/10 4874/16 4877/13
4831/20 4831/22 4832/1 4832/2 4832/5
Boudreaux [1] 4861/25
4832/18 4832/20 4832/23 4833/3
bought [1] 4844/9
4833/21 4836/4 4836/6 4842/3 4842/5
Boulevard [1] 4670/3
4842/8 4842/15 4850/4 4850/7 4850/9
Bounds [1] 4669/2
buckets [20] 4804/8 4824/13 4824/23
BOWMAN [1] 4673/8
4825/7 4825/11 4827/19 4827/23
box [7] 4668/20 4670/10 4670/16
4828/19 4828/22 4828/25 4829/5
4670/22 4671/13 4672/17 4703/19
4829/13 4831/24 4836/11 4836/12
BP [65] 4668/10 4671/18 4671/19
4836/13 4839/2 4840/13 4841/12
4671/20 4671/21 4671/22 4671/23
4841/15
4672/2 4672/3 4672/4 4675/12 4676/1 Buddy [1] 4687/9
4677/5 4679/25 4680/8 4680/15
building [1] 4752/21
4680/17 4680/23 4681/19 4683/20
buildup [1] 4740/9
4683/21 4690/19 4691/13 4692/4
bulk [2] 4718/3 4851/10
4693/4 4696/10 4696/24 4697/6
bullet [1] 4704/22
4697/12 4697/14 4697/14 4698/10
bulletin [5] 4788/21 4788/22 4789/6
4698/21 4698/23 4699/5 4730/6 4730/9 4789/16 4790/10
4731/1 4731/7 4731/24 4732/9 4732/17 Burling [1] 4672/2
4732/17 4735/1 4735/15 4737/18
burned [1] 4742/20
4739/25 4740/8 4740/21 4741/5
business [13] 4677/9 4677/10 4677/12
4770/12 4786/4 4786/9 4786/13
4679/6 4688/1 4694/7 4694/9 4698/23
4786/19 4786/24 4787/9 4787/19
4699/5 4699/21 4706/6 4723/16
4797/24 4807/10 4823/13 4825/18
4727/22
4860/17 4867/23 4869/13
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BP's [8] 4690/16 4693/7 4696/23
4697/14 4740/16 4823/6 4823/11
cabin [2] 4717/23 4718/3
4876/4
CALDWELL [1] 4671/12
BP/Transocean [2] 4797/24 4825/18
calendar [1] 4816/18
BRAD [1] 4672/13
California [2] 4670/11 4672/14
brain [1] 4781/4
call [15] 4717/25 4753/11 4755/4
Branch [3] 4670/9 4670/19 4671/3
4757/12 4765/6 4767/24 4770/23
Braniff [1] 4687/7
4774/22 4777/23 4804/22 4856/1
Brazil [2] 4688/10 4725/21
4867/6 4867/7 4867/13 4869/7
break [2] 4752/23 4860/3
called [19] 4731/14 4743/17 4752/3
breaking [3] 4874/3 4874/8 4874/12
4755/7 4757/7 4757/18 4759/19
Breit [16] 4669/8 4669/9 4752/4 4753/11 4759/23 4761/5 4761/24 4765/11
4753/22 4783/12 4793/11 4808/3
4766/3 4771/3 4771/4 4805/7 4823/8
4825/16 4828/17 4832/1 4842/20
4868/3 4869/21 4869/22
4845/7 4848/4 4848/22 4850/14
calling [1] 4765/25
Breit's [1] 4824/5
came [13] 4734/2 4749/6 4773/10
Brennan [1] 4672/8
4797/2 4799/10 4838/13 4839/2 4844/4
BRIAN [5] 4672/13 4706/25 4711/7
4846/5 4846/12 4846/13 4846/22
4741/21 4741/22
4847/8
bridge [6] 4693/15 4693/24 4694/3
Cameron [5] 4672/22 4673/2 4696/2
4699/19 4721/5 4747/21
4743/2 4743/3
bridged [1] 4700/4
Camp [1] 4671/16
bridging [4] 4693/10 4693/11 4693/22
can [108] 4675/15 4681/22 4682/20
4694/1
4692/25 4702/17 4712/19 4713/12
brief [4] 4701/23 4743/11 4824/2 4858/4 4715/4 4722/7 4733/4 4737/3 4740/7
briefly [8] 4702/9 4703/16 4729/17
4744/2 4744/4 4745/7 4745/15 4747/23
4731/15 4734/8 4796/9 4853/20 4856/9 4747/23 4751/17 4751/17 4752/25
4753/2 4756/12 4759/1 4759/5 4759/8
bring [14] 4704/7 4824/7 4825/14
4762/14 4762/14 4768/12 4769/21
4830/15 4831/15 4845/11 4850/11
4780/14 4780/18 4780/19 4781/7
4861/7 4865/17 4868/6 4871/12
4782/3 4782/19 4783/18 4787/23

4789/24 4791/17 4792/6 4797/22
4804/7 4804/11 4806/11 4814/5
4814/23 4817/4 4817/18 4818/25
4825/12 4825/14 4825/22 4825/25
4826/17 4827/1 4828/5 4829/10
4832/16 4832/21 4833/2 4833/5 4833/6
4833/7 4833/23 4834/3 4836/21 4837/6
4838/16 4844/9 4845/11 4845/18
4847/3 4847/6 4847/24 4848/7 4849/8
4855/3 4855/10 4856/9 4858/4 4859/9
4861/7 4861/24 4862/6 4864/21
4865/19 4867/21 4868/6 4868/17
4870/14 4871/2 4871/6 4871/8 4871/12
4871/18 4871/23 4875/3 4876/18
4877/20 4877/22 4878/2 4878/13
4879/5 4879/22 4879/25 4880/14
4881/14
can't [23] 4698/22 4709/2 4730/9
4765/13 4770/4 4785/15 4789/7 4789/7
4790/21 4793/18 4806/10 4823/14
4825/4 4831/10 4833/10 4834/11
4834/12 4837/12 4842/9 4856/17
4871/3 4873/22 4881/15
cancel [2] 4792/4 4794/19
canceled [4] 4775/20 4793/2 4793/23
4794/21
Canducci [1] 4687/9
Canyon [5] 4799/1 4803/2 4826/12
4831/14 4841/21
Canyon 727 [1] 4841/21
capabilities [2] 4677/16 4719/7
capable [1] 4677/17
captain [2] 4689/9 4721/10
Captain Kuchta [1] 4689/9
care [3] 4740/2 4742/6 4840/22
CARL [24] 4668/15 4760/7 4788/24
4791/8 4799/7 4800/7 4824/7 4825/14
4825/22 4826/3 4826/17 4827/1
4827/13 4828/5 4829/10 4830/15
4831/15 4832/16 4832/21 4833/2
4833/25 4835/4 4836/3 4838/16
Carondelet [2] 4669/13 4672/23
CARRIE [1] 4671/22
carry [3] 4699/5 4708/19 4712/19
case [34] 4689/25 4691/3 4692/4
4702/1 4702/4 4703/8 4708/10 4709/12
4710/10 4710/12 4710/15 4710/19
4713/20 4713/21 4713/23 4714/12
4723/19 4751/13 4753/21 4770/1
4773/20 4773/25 4794/8 4795/25
4812/13 4812/19 4821/11 4821/13
4821/15 4836/19 4856/10 4864/18
4869/19 4870/7
cases [3] 4794/7 4866/20 4866/20
casing [5] 4683/2 4726/21 4726/25
4807/6 4822/6
cataloged [2] 4796/24 4798/3
catch [2] 4744/1 4744/14
category [1] 4733/17
cause [1] 4742/13
cautioned [1] 4874/20
cautious [1] 4732/12
cement [124] 4683/3 4726/18 4754/12
4755/8 4755/21 4755/22 4757/9
4757/14 4768/3 4769/5 4769/9 4772/1
4772/3 4772/15 4772/17 4772/18
4772/23 4772/24 4772/25 4773/25
4775/10 4779/6 4779/13 4785/10
4786/4 4786/10 4786/19 4786/25
4787/3 4787/5 4787/5 4787/9 4787/11
4787/24 4787/24 4789/11 4790/25
4794/24 4795/3 4798/15 4798/20
C
cement... [83] 4799/4 4800/4 4800/10
4800/13 4800/17 4800/25 4801/16
4801/17 4801/23 4802/5 4802/10
4802/14 4802/20 4802/22 4803/6
4803/11 4803/13 4803/17 4803/18
4803/20 4803/23 4804/2 4804/3
4804/10 4804/13 4805/2 4806/1 4806/9
4807/6 4807/13 4808/25 4809/18
4818/8 4823/8 4823/11 4829/5 4829/13
4830/2 4830/6 4832/14 4834/10 4835/9
4835/19 4835/23 4836/19 4836/22
4838/3 4842/4 4842/5 4842/5 4844/8
4846/22 4849/23 4852/2 4852/2
4852/21 4854/7 4854/8 4854/13
4854/16 4855/1 4855/5 4855/12
4855/19 4855/23 4857/4 4857/21
4858/2 4858/10 4858/17 4859/18
4859/19 4859/21 4864/13 4866/5
4869/4 4869/18 4870/20 4875/2
4876/22 4878/17 4880/3 4880/21
cementing [7] 4790/4 4790/15 4790/18
4790/19 4823/7 4857/15 4857/20
cements [1] 4806/7
center [1] 4721/10
centralizers [1] 4727/1
CEO [8] 4678/1 4681/25 4685/20
4707/16 4707/21 4708/14 4728/6
4728/8
CERNICH [1] 4670/14
certain [7] 4742/14 4786/16 4787/23
4788/1 4836/1 4851/19 4871/2
certainly [2] 4696/2 4745/7
CERTIFICATE [1] 4881/20
certify [1] 4881/22
chain [6] 4720/18 4720/22 4722/9
4722/10 4754/16 4807/25
CHAKERES [1] 4670/16
challenging [2] 4680/4 4737/1
chance [1] 4752/25
CHANG [1] 4670/15
change [5] 4690/15 4701/13 4701/13
4706/18 4720/18
changed [2] 4813/5 4876/8
changes [3] 4722/10 4744/21 4790/9
changing [1] 4701/12
characterize [2] 4733/23 4750/1
charge [1] 4754/22
charged [2] 4695/18 4695/18
chart [22] 4685/12 4685/14 4685/20
4687/19 4687/23 4689/13 4701/25
4709/9 4709/13 4716/1 4726/3 4726/6
4730/19 4731/13 4731/24 4732/15
4747/20 4750/15 4879/22 4879/25
4880/1 4881/2
check [2] 4734/11 4739/5
checked [1] 4849/17
checking [1] 4770/17
checklist [1] 4736/6
chemical [13] 4773/20 4780/25 4781/10
4781/10 4782/8 4782/10 4783/4
4784/16 4801/17 4802/5 4802/16
4803/14 4806/8
chemicals [3] 4755/20 4800/24 4804/23
chemist [8] 4754/11 4854/2 4854/5
4854/6 4854/6 4865/10 4866/5 4869/18
chemists [1] 4858/10
Chevron [3] 4852/19 4853/4 4860/17
Chicago [1] 4671/24
chief [6] 4689/9 4707/10 4708/1 4708/3
4750/19 4753/21
Chinese [1] 4731/4
choice [1] 4786/25

choke [1] 4733/16
choose [1] 4684/24
chosen [1] 4817/1
circulate [1] 4819/1
circulated [1] 4675/19
circulation [1] 4724/8
circumstances [1] 4680/25
city [2] 4851/10 4852/16
Civil [2] 4670/9 4670/19
clarify [5] 4708/18 4741/20 4782/17
4798/5 4805/6
clarity [2] 4791/18 4830/24
class [1] 4863/4
cleaned [1] 4829/25
clear [12] 4693/22 4712/14 4739/11
4809/23 4814/15 4821/11 4821/13
4836/2 4836/6 4841/19 4848/11
4880/17
clearly [3] 4830/22 4832/5 4832/23
CLERK [1] 4753/15
client [3] 4730/21 4731/20 4732/5
clients [3] 4731/8 4731/10 4732/17
climate [1] 4806/21
climate-controlled [1] 4806/21
CLINGMAN [1] 4672/9
clips [1] 4751/15
closed [3] 4744/12 4744/13 4746/14
closer [1] 4754/7
closet [17] 4784/4 4796/22 4797/4
4797/10 4797/12 4797/17 4797/20
4800/10 4800/25 4801/2 4801/14
4802/2 4802/21 4806/19 4806/19
4838/21 4841/8
cloudy [1] 4823/18
CMS [2] 4701/1 4701/6
CNOOC [1] 4731/4
code [1] 4797/13
coded [1] 4848/17
collaboration [2] 4684/18 4735/14
collaborative [1] 4682/25
collect [1] 4757/5
college [1] 4853/10
column [3] 4719/6 4782/25 4850/24
combined [1] 4721/21
combustible [1] 4718/8
come [12] 4704/13 4775/17 4787/14
4797/17 4805/10 4805/12 4806/2
4848/9 4848/16 4848/24 4851/5
4864/22
comes [7] 4677/14 4701/25 4714/12
4727/7 4773/20 4846/16 4848/17
comfortable [1] 4862/23
coming [4] 4796/15 4797/18 4801/4
4849/2
command [4] 4720/18 4720/23 4722/10
4722/11
commenced [1] 4740/10
comment [3] 4819/24 4862/17 4863/3
comments [2] 4814/2 4819/15
Commercial [1] 4671/3
commissions [1] 4803/11
Committee [1] 4753/22
communicate [3] 4821/17 4867/3
4873/16
communicated [2] 4703/14 4817/3
communication [10] 4735/14 4794/11
4794/14 4807/12 4840/25 4841/1
4841/18 4856/13 4856/14 4856/17
companies [2] 4717/18 4860/15
company [14] 4671/20 4671/23 4672/4
4679/17 4688/13 4692/3 4700/24
4702/20 4702/22 4708/5 4728/3 4731/4
4860/15 4860/16
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4826/7 4826/9 4826/21 4827/7 4827/9
4827/10 4827/24 4829/13 4830/2
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4836/11 4850/3
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4825/1 4827/9 4830/20 4830/22
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4821/23 4823/11
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4844/7 4852/22 4855/4 4855/10
4855/15 4859/14 4860/12 4877/4
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4732/17
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4755/21 4763/3 4763/11 4763/15
4772/3 4772/17 4772/20 4772/23
4773/1 4782/5 4789/8 4802/19 4804/11
4806/2 4807/22 4828/3 4829/16
4842/19 4853/5 4881/13
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4819/7 4856/14 4869/25
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4852/21 4854/1 4855/7
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4804/2 4881/6
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4763/24 4787/1 4787/7 4790/17 4810/2
4825/4 4853/22 4854/20
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less [2] 4701/15 4877/1
let [39] 4692/10 4699/3 4703/22 4704/5
4704/11 4707/13 4707/24 4709/9
4712/23 4713/16 4714/15 4721/12
4727/9 4738/21 4741/20 4749/9
4758/11 4767/23 4768/16 4772/14
4777/21 4782/14 4782/24 4783/12
4786/23 4790/15 4793/11 4793/12
4794/23 4796/9 4799/22 4802/15
4830/5 4830/18 4830/24 4836/16
4844/6 4847/14 4855/8
let's [53] 4675/7 4701/23 4705/4 4715/9
4716/1 4731/18 4732/25 4744/25
4745/10 4745/20 4746/4 4746/10
4746/24 4747/9 4748/13 4748/23
4749/18 4753/6 4765/15 4769/19
4772/13 4773/5 4773/5 4775/23
4775/24 4776/8 4776/16 4777/2 4778/6
4778/15 4779/10 4779/24 4779/25
4784/21 4785/18 4786/3 4796/24
4797/1 4797/9 4797/21 4798/11
4798/24 4799/17 4800/4 4800/19
4836/10 4860/3 4866/7 4868/19 4870/2
4870/7 4873/23 4874/7
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4828/10 4833/14
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4702/25 4702/25 4703/2 4703/4 4703/8
4703/10 4703/19 4707/25 4711/13
4723/24 4724/15 4735/14 4856/23
4856/25 4857/15
levels [4] 4702/9 4707/21 4709/17
4853/24
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4673/11 4673/14
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4806/15
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like [68] 4675/20 4676/8 4677/23
4681/19 4684/22 4685/11 4689/21
4690/15 4690/21 4696/20 4698/7
4699/3 4706/20 4712/21 4714/17
4720/2 4727/13 4728/14 4730/11
4739/22 4749/10 4751/15 4751/21
4751/23 4765/1 4766/20 4769/17
4772/7 4780/16 4782/17 4783/7
4787/24 4790/6 4794/15 4797/6
4798/22 4806/14 4806/20 4807/11
4807/20 4808/4 4809/19 4810/11
4813/14 4819/10 4819/15 4821/15
4821/19 4823/13 4824/4 4833/8
4833/10 4835/4 4835/21 4841/25
4843/25 4851/7 4851/10 4855/6
4856/22 4857/22 4858/1 4860/22
4864/9 4866/5 4867/23 4869/8 4869/13
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4688/5 4698/8 4698/9 4698/17 4707/16
4710/6 4710/7 4710/9 4712/1 4731/25
4740/8 4740/16 4740/18 4740/23
4741/1 4741/16 4741/23 4759/2
4769/20 4784/22 4830/16 4834/19
4834/20 4847/24 4873/18 4880/2
4880/8
liner [1] 4727/1
lines [9] 4698/2 4698/3 4698/4 4744/7
4758/12 4760/6 4765/15 4769/20
4851/1
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link [1] 4807/12
liquid [2] 4795/9 4875/14
Liskow [1] 4671/18
list [17] 4675/19 4675/23 4676/2
4676/10 4676/15 4689/18 4715/11
4715/13 4715/18 4787/16 4805/19
4805/22 4817/9 4829/6 4839/23
4839/24 4840/10
listed [4] 4716/14 4718/21 4719/5
4731/25
Listen [1] 4766/7
listening [1] 4752/19
lists [2] 4716/12 4799/5
Literally [1] 4717/11
litigation [6] 4671/3 4712/7 4734/7
4770/2 4820/21 4823/9
little [23] 4689/12 4694/17 4696/4
4737/8 4754/7 4770/15 4781/3 4820/23
4826/4 4842/23 4842/24 4844/1
4852/12 4855/3 4856/23 4858/1 4859/8
4860/4 4864/10 4868/19 4873/7
4873/10 4875/13
live [2] 4852/14 4852/15
LLC [13] 4668/19 4668/22 4669/2
4669/15 4671/15 4672/5 4672/6 4672/9
4672/12 4672/16 4672/20 4672/22
4671/20 4672/7 4672/18 4672/24

4673/16 4673/19 4843/11 4854/12
LLC... [1] 4673/14
4854/18 4881/22
Lloyd's [1] 4749/20
low [2] 4714/11 4715/5
LLP [7] 4669/21 4671/21 4672/2 4672/8 LUIS [1] 4672/13
4672/12 4672/19 4673/2
LUTHER [1] 4671/8
located [2] 4806/2 4854/11
M
location [21] 4703/5 4724/25 4756/25
4768/10 4802/23 4802/25 4803/21
M-I [2] 4673/14 4743/4
4803/22 4826/6 4826/18 4826/21
M. [1] 4730/4
4827/4 4827/16 4831/5 4842/2 4846/12 M. G [1] 4730/4
4846/14 4846/15 4846/18 4847/23
M.G. [5] 4734/1 4734/5 4734/25
4857/17
4744/18 4745/2
M.G. Hulme [2] 4734/5 4745/2
location-specific [1] 4703/5
locked [3] 4756/18 4802/18 4828/16
M.G. Hulme, Jr [3] 4734/1 4734/25
locker [15] 4756/18 4781/6 4781/7
4744/18
4781/8 4797/5 4798/6 4802/18 4803/9 ma'am [12] 4808/17 4809/4 4811/19
4812/1 4814/24 4815/3 4815/5 4815/15
4804/20 4805/23 4806/20 4838/7
4815/19 4816/19 4819/23 4822/20
4838/8 4838/14 4838/24
lockers [1] 4711/9
MAC [4] 4795/2 4795/5 4795/8 4796/5
Macondo [86] 4703/24 4704/18 4735/25
logged [4] 4833/23 4836/6 4842/8
4742/15 4756/13 4757/9 4757/14
4848/17
long [11] 4679/9 4727/1 4728/1 4728/6 4759/21 4759/23 4759/25 4760/2
4752/7 4752/9 4763/13 4795/8 4878/16 4760/3 4760/5 4760/18 4760/21
4878/19 4881/16
4772/18 4783/23 4783/24 4784/1
4787/2 4787/6 4787/10 4796/15
look [44] 4688/11 4693/14 4699/17
4736/12 4755/8 4755/19 4760/11
4796/18 4799/2 4800/9 4800/25 4802/5
4764/2 4764/4 4765/15 4769/19
4802/10 4802/11 4802/15 4802/21
4802/24 4803/2 4803/6 4803/12
4772/11 4772/13 4772/14 4773/5
4803/17 4804/5 4804/18 4804/19
4773/6 4773/6 4775/4 4775/8 4775/19
4775/21 4775/23 4775/24 4776/2
4805/21 4805/22 4807/6 4809/21
4776/8 4776/16 4777/2 4777/21
4818/9 4818/12 4818/23 4819/19
4779/10 4796/24 4797/1 4797/9
4822/5 4824/13 4824/16 4825/1
4798/24 4800/4 4800/17 4800/19
4826/11 4826/13 4830/3 4830/13
4803/13 4803/20 4812/15 4814/5
4831/13 4832/14 4833/17 4833/21
4818/2 4818/25 4842/3 4873/18
4834/9 4834/17 4834/25 4835/20
looked [19] 4737/17 4746/8 4761/1
4835/24 4836/12 4836/13 4838/2
4775/18 4792/19 4793/7 4793/14
4838/4 4838/7 4839/8 4839/18 4840/16
4796/5 4798/21 4814/5 4814/7 4814/11 4842/6 4846/7 4846/22 4849/11 4850/3
4814/15 4825/5 4828/4 4828/22
4855/24 4856/5 4864/18 4868/8
4841/20 4841/23 4842/1
4869/24 4870/3 4876/12 4877/12
looking [30] 4755/11 4755/13 4756/23 Macondo-related [1] 4818/23
4764/3 4768/11 4772/6 4774/22
made [4] 4696/10 4772/2 4805/22
4777/24 4780/21 4785/16 4802/24
4814/2
4803/11 4803/15 4804/18 4812/13
Magazine [1] 4670/6
4813/22 4822/15 4823/13 4823/19
MAHRA [3] 4710/20 4711/3 4711/6
4829/11 4830/8 4833/5 4835/22
MAHRAs [1] 4709/11
4837/19 4837/20 4837/21 4837/22
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4837/23 4838/20 4881/2
mail [8] 4738/19 4738/21 4738/25
looks [7] 4751/23 4761/21 4810/11
4822/24 4822/25 4823/6 4823/15
4813/14 4833/8 4851/7 4851/10
4867/17
Los [1] 4672/14
Main [1] 4669/22
loss [13] 4716/8 4722/18 4722/19
maintain [2] 4691/25 4695/22
4723/2 4724/5 4724/5 4724/8 4724/10 maintained [1] 4703/12
4732/2 4794/17 4863/18 4863/19
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4866/15
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4694/18 4694/21 4694/24 4695/19
4700/16 4716/23 4717/1 4720/8
losses [3] 4684/4 4684/4 4684/8
4720/14
lot [37] 4708/14 4736/22 4750/21
major [16] 4710/20 4712/21 4713/18
4750/22 4773/9 4773/10 4773/19
4713/19 4714/5 4714/6 4714/16
4773/22 4775/25 4779/19 4780/9
4714/22 4714/24 4715/12 4716/6
4780/18 4780/18 4780/19 4780/23
4716/8 4731/5 4853/20 4860/18
4781/15 4781/16 4782/9 4782/21
4860/19
4782/25 4783/18 4784/9 4784/23
majority [2] 4689/23 4690/4
4785/22 4807/23 4844/9 4844/9
make [33] 4681/25 4689/13 4701/15
4844/18 4844/21 4844/24 4845/8
4707/1 4707/2 4707/3 4712/14 4712/19
4847/14 4848/4 4849/10 4849/13
4714/4 4737/3 4752/17 4777/6 4780/6
4850/18 4870/13
4784/2 4786/16 4803/9 4817/17
Lot No. 6264 [1] 4780/23
LOUISIANA [25] 4668/2 4668/6 4668/21 4818/23 4821/16 4821/17 4821/20
4821/24 4826/4 4841/19 4844/11
4668/24 4669/7 4669/13 4669/16
4844/18 4848/11 4851/24 4860/3
4669/19 4669/23 4670/7 4671/11
4867/7 4870/20 4875/3 4880/17
4671/12 4671/13 4671/15 4671/17
makes [4] 4772/12 4772/12 4796/2

4865/1
makeup [2] 4801/17 4802/5
making [3] 4681/23 4775/4 4873/18
malfunction [1] 4821/2
MALINDA [1] 4670/21
man [1] 4728/3
managed [2] 4713/18 4804/12
management [31] 4678/21 4688/5
4696/20 4696/23 4698/25 4699/2
4699/17 4700/1 4700/2 4700/3 4700/7
4700/24 4701/8 4701/10 4701/11
4701/18 4701/22 4702/8 4702/10
4702/20 4702/22 4703/13 4704/23
4705/11 4705/21 4707/16 4707/21
4708/22 4709/17 4809/1 4864/24
manager [36] 4686/20 4687/15 4687/16
4688/6 4688/8 4688/12 4688/14
4722/14 4725/22 4754/2 4754/10
4754/12 4755/19 4763/13 4791/10
4795/24 4808/21 4809/3 4821/19
4844/7 4844/8 4854/7 4854/8 4854/13
4854/16 4854/18 4854/23 4855/15
4855/19 4858/3 4858/11 4859/14
4859/19 4865/10 4866/6 4869/18
manager/performance [1] 4688/8
manual [26] 4692/23 4692/25 4693/2
4693/7 4693/8 4724/11 4724/20
4744/22 4745/13 4745/23 4746/8
4746/16 4747/4 4747/13 4748/6 4748/9
4748/20 4749/5 4790/5 4790/16
4790/18 4790/19 4790/20 4790/24
4791/2 4823/8
manuals [2] 4693/2 4703/9
manufacturers [1] 4844/11
many [5] 4682/25 4770/10 4849/23
4858/16 4859/21
MAR [2] 4699/8 4699/10
March [22] 4668/7 4675/3 4677/25
4678/8 4679/18 4680/1 4745/18
4745/18 4746/1 4746/16 4747/4
4747/14 4748/9 4748/21 4798/25
4799/4 4799/10 4800/20 4802/3
4802/14 4828/11 4853/18
March 18th [1] 4853/18
March 2010 [1] 4678/8
March 24th [2] 4677/25 4680/1
March 31st [5] 4745/18 4746/1 4746/16
4747/4 4747/14
March 7th [5] 4798/25 4799/4 4799/10
4800/20 4802/3
March 7th on [1] 4802/14
margins [1] 4847/20
Marianas [2] 4834/9 4834/25
maritime [5] 4689/8 4695/9 4695/10
4695/12 4721/8
marked [4] 4756/24 4797/18 4847/22
4847/23
market [2] 4682/3 4682/6
marking [1] 4774/2
markings [1] 4831/12
master [5] 4720/21 4720/24 4720/25
4721/8 4721/8
match [1] 4778/13
mate [1] 4689/9
material [9] 4724/8 4756/5 4756/19
4773/6 4805/11 4825/18 4846/2 4846/8
4848/1
materials [16] 4774/23 4789/3 4789/18
4797/24 4797/24 4798/10 4798/13
4799/6 4799/9 4799/14 4800/21
4801/21 4804/1 4805/7 4811/3 4852/8
Matt [1] 4677/4
M
matter [4] 4706/1 4752/18 4812/5
4881/23
MATTHEW [1] 4671/23
max [1] 4862/16
maximum [1] 4862/12
may [46] 4682/13 4689/12 4691/8
4692/24 4697/13 4699/9 4700/10
4725/9 4764/16 4764/22 4765/2 4771/3
4775/6 4775/9 4776/9 4776/12 4776/22
4776/23 4777/3 4777/19 4778/2 4778/6
4778/11 4778/16 4778/21 4779/6
4779/11 4779/14 4779/14 4780/1
4780/11 4781/20 4782/16 4785/12
4785/20 4803/15 4804/24 4804/24
4812/18 4814/7 4843/4 4843/21
4845/23 4859/24 4860/20 4866/24
May 11th [1] 4700/10
May 18th [1] 4682/13
May 2010 [1] 4771/3
May 20th [7] 4775/6 4775/9 4777/19
4778/2 4778/16 4778/21 4779/6
May 20th date [1] 4778/11
May 28 [1] 4778/6
May 28th [11] 4776/12 4776/22 4777/3
4779/14 4779/14 4780/1 4780/11
4781/20 4782/16 4785/12 4804/24
May 29th [2] 4776/23 4785/20
maybe [16] 4706/9 4711/17 4711/18
4728/17 4779/1 4792/6 4792/22
4803/12 4812/17 4821/2 4823/2 4829/4
4829/17 4840/21 4856/9 4877/22
MAZE [3] 4671/8 4824/3 4846/4
MC252 [3] 4737/19 4826/11 4831/13
MC727 [9] 4826/6 4826/9 4826/21
4827/4 4827/5 4827/16 4827/24
4828/23 4832/9
McCLELLAN [2] 4670/19 4806/25
McDonald [1] 4861/25
McKinney [1] 4673/5
McMahan [6] 4686/8 4686/11 4686/19
4687/4 4687/20 4688/4
MD [1] 4668/4
me [95] 4681/22 4681/23 4692/10
4699/3 4703/22 4703/22 4704/5
4704/11 4704/14 4707/13 4707/24
4709/9 4712/23 4713/16 4714/15
4721/12 4727/9 4727/25 4733/19
4733/25 4736/12 4738/21 4741/20
4749/9 4752/17 4756/19 4758/9
4758/11 4758/22 4762/1 4764/1
4764/23 4766/6 4766/9 4766/13
4767/23 4768/7 4768/16 4770/5
4772/14 4777/22 4781/17 4781/20
4782/14 4782/24 4783/21 4784/12
4786/17 4786/23 4790/15 4791/10
4792/24 4794/23 4796/9 4798/3 4798/8
4798/17 4799/15 4799/22 4801/20
4802/15 4802/16 4803/4 4804/17
4805/3 4805/18 4806/7 4814/13 4824/8
4830/5 4830/18 4830/24 4830/24
4831/11 4832/2 4834/2 4836/16 4838/6
4838/7 4839/17 4839/18 4840/16
4842/18 4844/4 4844/6 4845/6 4847/21
4850/23 4854/4 4854/7 4855/8 4855/18
4869/22 4876/5 4881/9
mean [26] 4711/11 4741/14 4758/1
4759/2 4768/11 4768/13 4770/2
4788/19 4789/7 4789/20 4791/18
4795/21 4813/2 4817/5 4819/5 4821/6
4823/18 4831/11 4833/18 4833/19
4837/3 4842/16 4843/4 4846/15
4849/16 4869/8
meaning [7] 4723/10 4783/9 4821/2
4853/24 4877/10 4878/15 4880/9
means [8] 4692/2 4744/12 4744/13
4770/7 4820/22 4833/20 4842/24
4846/16
meant [3] 4766/17 4804/17 4849/13
measure [1] 4795/2
measures [2] 4692/16 4700/14
mechanical [1] 4673/23
mechanisms [1] 4737/10
medical [2] 4719/8 4719/16
medivac [4] 4719/9 4719/16 4719/17
4719/19
meet [3] 4815/7 4815/12 4815/18
meeting [3] 4707/4 4735/19 4735/21
meetings [4] 4735/18 4736/4 4873/17
4873/17
members [4] 4695/6 4695/8 4747/21
4837/3
memorandum [2] 4721/13 4722/9
memorized [1] 4789/8
memory [5] 4765/24 4825/3 4825/6
4849/12 4859/8
men [5] 4750/25 4767/16 4767/25
4769/3 4769/12
mentioned [3] 4686/20 4731/15 4830/19
mentor [1] 4858/25
mentors [1] 4858/21
mere [1] 4875/17
merger [2] 4721/18 4721/20
message [3] 4867/8 4867/14 4867/17
met [3] 4685/4 4685/7 4816/3
method [1] 4807/12
MEXICO [10] 4668/5 4680/9 4693/20
4693/21 4698/12 4742/15 4808/22
4821/8 4824/22 4854/10
MG [2] 4746/19 4749/7
MG Hulme [1] 4749/7
MGH [1] 4734/9
MHRA [4] 4713/19 4713/23 4714/1
4714/6
MICHAEL [2] 4670/9 4672/12
MICHELLE [1] 4670/20
microphone [1] 4754/7
might [14] 4689/14 4690/2 4690/17
4702/1 4709/13 4711/8 4711/12
4714/24 4722/3 4723/6 4740/15
4790/11 4840/19 4861/18
migrate [2] 4743/25 4744/3
migrates [1] 4744/4
MIKE [1] 4672/3
miles [4] 4747/24 4852/17 4877/13
4877/21
MILLER [2] 4672/6 4869/20
mimic [1] 4878/17
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4815/7 4877/23 4881/9
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4696/4 4717/9 4727/22 4732/8 4737/1
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4875/12 4875/14 4875/15
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4751/17 4752/12 4752/14 4881/12
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Mr. Braniff [1] 4687/7
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4720/22 4724/6 4727/11 4730/24
4786/10 4791/25 4792/9 4792/17
4734/6 4735/13 4737/25 4738/12
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4751/9 4753/11 4753/12 4768/15
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4743/3 4743/5 4744/9 4750/3 4751/6
4754/22 4756/2 4756/19 4759/18
4762/8 4763/9 4763/23 4764/17
4764/23 4764/25 4765/19 4767/1
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4696/22 4697/2 4697/19 4698/9
4698/10 4700/7 4703/12 4704/11
4705/4 4705/6 4707/24 4712/21
4712/23 4712/25 4715/9 4722/9 4723/6
4725/2 4728/14 4730/11 4731/14
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4769/15 4770/16 4770/23 4771/1
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4774/12 4775/2 4775/14 4775/23
4776/8 4777/9 4778/25 4779/13 4781/3
4781/12 4781/24 4784/18 4784/18
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4799/6 4799/17 4800/4 4800/17
4801/20 4814/7 4823/19 4823/21
4824/12 4826/23 4828/15 4842/1
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4859/14 4859/18 4863/5 4864/7 4866/7
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4732/6 4732/18 4734/12 4750/11
4773/9 4773/19 4775/25 4776/4 4780/5
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4780/10 4780/23 4783/8 4783/9
4783/13 4785/24 4870/6 4870/9
4870/11
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4780/10 4780/23 4785/24
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4734/20 4758/3 4768/7 4768/15
4769/15 4770/5 4770/7 4770/8 4813/4
4851/22 4858/8
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4757/3 4757/13 4774/24 4782/1
4783/24 4784/17 4796/11 4796/15
4799/14 4800/5 4801/3 4801/4 4801/5
4801/21 4802/4 4804/11 4805/8
4805/14
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4750/19
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4672/16 4672/20 4677/14 4678/20
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4760/20 4848/13
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Oh [4] 4726/1 4833/13 4843/9 4879/17
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oil [10] 4668/4 4668/4 4680/8 4706/6
4723/16 4731/4 4735/6 4740/3 4742/7
4742/14
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4707/21 4720/21 4720/23 4721/8
4722/16 4727/25 4739/1
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4678/10 4687/3 4688/3 4688/16
4689/10 4689/15 4694/16 4697/2
4700/22 4703/12 4703/16 4710/5
4710/20 4712/21 4713/15 4719/25
4720/19 4721/3 4721/21 4721/24
4726/15 4729/12 4733/8 4738/25
4754/8 4759/9 4761/15 4762/7 4762/20
4770/6 4774/7 4774/15 4776/7 4776/16
4776/18 4777/10 4777/10 4777/15
4778/6 4778/23 4779/11 4779/12
4780/7 4781/13 4781/13 4785/18
4786/21 4787/18 4791/3 4791/24
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4835/19 4835/23
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once [7] 4746/14 4785/22 4852/4
4865/1 4865/12 4866/25 4867/18
one [103] 4679/3 4679/17 4680/15
4681/4 4682/8 4683/15 4683/18
4683/21 4685/1 4688/14 4691/12
4692/5 4692/10 4699/9 4702/6 4703/22
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4734/2 4740/15 4754/23 4755/15
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4764/15 4765/20 4765/21 4768/17
4772/21 4773/1 4774/1 4775/10 4776/2
4779/10 4780/25 4782/1 4782/22
4783/18 4783/22 4784/2 4784/14
4791/23 4794/19 4795/21 4795/25
4796/6 4801/9 4801/10 4802/4 4804/8
4804/8 4804/10 4804/12 4804/14
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4826/14 4826/18 4826/23 4827/2
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4702/17 4713/16 4722/20 4728/4
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4719/13 4719/20 4858/12
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4695/22 4696/17 4708/17 4708/23
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4816/3 4879/13 4879/20
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4714/22 4718/24 4719/23
risks [3] 4712/15 4713/5 4715/4
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4881/25
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4708/11 4821/9
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4825/5 4829/24 4831/3 4835/15
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4838/23 4839/5 4839/8 4839/18
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4813/16 4819/11 4835/14 4850/6
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4703/8 4716/25 4741/18 4745/7
4763/23 4770/7 4776/4 4778/13
4785/15 4787/13 4789/7 4790/21
4793/14 4802/8 4804/15 4804/22
4812/19 4821/5 4825/4 4826/21
4827/10 4832/8 4832/20 4836/1
4840/24 4840/24 4851/2 4858/18
4860/8 4860/13 4873/22
saying [15] 4682/24 4759/16 4759/18
4776/10 4779/8 4779/9 4781/4 4783/7
4783/13 4783/17 4785/17 4786/21
4804/15 4841/1 4845/13
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4679/11 4679/15 4680/12 4683/5
4683/6 4691/7 4693/9 4698/19 4706/13
4706/17 4708/3 4708/9 4709/25
4713/17 4715/1 4715/6 4715/11
4716/18 4717/7 4718/10 4718/17
4720/9 4720/13 4726/6 4729/8 4729/14
4730/16 4730/20 4731/2 4732/20
4733/4 4733/7 4734/8 4738/24 4740/4
4740/12 4740/16 4740/20 4740/21
4740/24 4741/4 4741/9 4741/15
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4745/19 4747/6 4747/15 4748/4 4749/4
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4790/24 4822/15 4826/6 4826/18
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Science [1] 4853/13
SCOFIELD [1] 4673/15
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4863/13 4863/16 4863/20 4864/3
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SCOTT [1] 4670/14
SCR [39] 4773/7 4773/10 4773/20
4774/1 4774/6 4774/19 4775/12
4775/16 4775/24 4779/19 4779/25
4780/2 4780/9 4783/14 4784/19
4784/22 4784/23 4785/3 4785/22
4789/25 4790/6 4790/7 4791/22
4792/17 4793/1 4804/25 4812/14
4813/1 4814/8 4828/20 4844/8 4844/14
4844/21 4845/8 4848/4 4848/23
4849/10 4850/18 4851/13
SCR-100 [6] 4784/22 4789/25 4790/7
4791/22 4792/17 4793/1
SCR-100L [28] 4773/7 4773/10 4773/20
4774/1 4774/6 4774/19 4775/12
4775/16 4775/24 4779/19 4779/25
4780/2 4780/9 4783/14 4784/19
4784/23 4785/3 4785/22 4804/25
4812/14 4813/1 4814/8 4828/20 4845/8
4848/4 4848/23 4850/18 4851/13
scratch [1] 4874/23
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4777/5 4807/16 4808/7 4809/20 4810/3
4810/8 4810/21 4811/14 4815/14
4817/9 4817/16 4819/25 4820/17
4822/9 4833/5 4834/19 4865/20
screens [1] 4717/11
sealant [7] 4779/19 4788/21 4788/22
4848/2 4851/5 4875/6 4875/8
search [2] 4812/12 4812/14
seated [2] 4675/6 4753/10
second [20] 4716/22 4728/17 4761/24
4762/9 4762/10 4775/2 4775/22
4785/20 4786/3 4797/10 4798/24
4803/12 4816/11 4825/22 4826/18
4826/23 4833/10 4846/21 4847/19
4879/6
secondary [2] 4790/3 4790/8
Secrest [1] 4673/2
secretary [1] 4845/23
section [19] 4668/5 4670/13 4671/3
4691/17 4732/23 4747/3 4788/11
4788/24 4788/24 4799/6 4800/21
4811/3 4811/17 4823/8 4823/11 4862/6
4863/6 4871/21 4872/5
Section 15 [1] 4691/17
sectors [1] 4679/5
secure [15] 4756/5 4756/13 4796/11
4801/9 4802/3 4802/10 4802/12 4803/2
4805/21 4824/16 4828/16 4838/6
4839/17 4839/18 4840/16
secured [14] 4756/2 4774/24 4782/1
4784/17 4797/4 4801/3 4801/21
4802/13 4803/6 4803/13 4805/8
4805/23 4838/24 4839/7
securing [2] 4783/9 4803/25
Sedco [3] 4734/25 4735/3 4735/9
Sedco 711 [2] 4735/3 4735/9
see [139] 4675/7 4678/17 4678/18
4684/3 4685/20 4686/9 4686/15
4687/10 4691/5 4691/10 4698/16
4699/11 4699/11 4699/20 4702/2
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4703/19 4703/24 4704/1 4704/10
4704/18 4704/24 4705/17 4707/13
4707/18 4707/25 4709/16 4709/19
4713/24 4714/19 4715/16 4715/24
4716/4 4716/10 4718/23 4719/5 4720/5
4720/10 4722/5 4724/15 4728/2 4728/4
4728/21 4729/4 4731/24 4733/6 4734/5
4734/17 4739/7 4745/15 4746/12
4748/2 4748/3 4748/18 4749/12
4749/16 4750/18 4750/19 4755/12
4758/6 4758/11 4758/23 4758/23
4763/19 4764/4 4767/12 4768/13
4769/21 4772/19 4773/17 4774/9
4775/21 4776/16 4777/24 4778/1
4778/15 4778/17 4778/20 4779/25
4780/2 4780/16 4784/21 4784/23
4784/23 4784/24 4784/24 4784/25
4785/2 4791/11 4796/24 4797/12
4799/16 4800/9 4800/11 4800/12
4800/13 4800/16 4802/25 4803/23
4806/17 4809/10 4809/12 4810/16
4810/20 4810/20 4810/23 4812/25
4813/11 4814/25 4816/11 4817/4
4819/22 4819/24 4820/8 4820/17
4823/3 4823/10 4825/25 4825/25
4826/6 4831/8 4833/6 4833/9 4834/11
4835/21 4842/3 4846/17 4850/16
4850/23 4851/14 4869/16 4873/2
4874/2 4874/7 4874/9 4876/21 4880/14
seeing [11] 4713/1 4721/6 4722/1
4757/22 4758/5 4758/24 4759/13
4792/21 4792/21 4794/21 4865/20
seemed [1] 4845/6
seen [16] 4704/3 4712/4 4712/6 4712/8
4734/6 4797/6 4823/11 4827/8 4827/18
4831/20 4848/20 4848/20 4849/8
4856/19 4871/18 4873/9
sees [1] 4732/10
Segment [1] 4823/7
seldom [1] 4794/9
select [2] 4868/14 4868/15
selected [2] 4812/20 4812/25
semisubmersible [1] 4680/7
semisubmersibles [1] 4715/14
Senator [2] 4700/13 4700/15
send [1] 4844/17
senior [2] 4853/24 4854/6
sense [4] 4772/12 4772/12 4780/6
4796/2
sent [7] 4676/16 4738/25 4791/12
4831/5 4831/18 4840/10 4850/2
sentence [4] 4740/21 4741/11 4741/20
4741/22
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separated [5] 4824/14 4829/6 4836/11
4836/13 4841/16
September [2] 4870/6 4870/11
September/October [2] 4870/6 4870/11
serves [1] 4701/1
service [6] 4683/17 4698/22 4698/24
4809/8 4858/15 4864/14
services [4] 4673/7 4673/12 4678/22
4853/13
SESSION [2] 4668/14 4675/2
set [10] 4692/22 4701/14 4701/21
4707/3 4739/6 4818/3 4820/8 4846/6
4867/15 4873/25
settling [8] 4762/24 4763/5 4819/22
4820/1 4820/6 4820/9 4820/14 4821/15
seven [1] 4859/11
several [4] 4844/13 4863/7 4867/13

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Severe [1] 4820/1
severity [1] 4709/20
sh [1] 4727/24
shack [3] 4717/24 4718/2 4749/25
shall [9] 4691/3 4691/25 4692/1 4692/14
4692/16 4692/17 4692/20 4692/21
4693/2
shared [1] 4680/15
shareholders [1] 4677/25
SHARON [1] 4670/21
Shaw [1] 4669/12
she [2] 4819/2 4845/24
shear [1] 4870/18
sheared [1] 4875/15
sheet [57] 4766/23 4766/24 4771/21
4772/1 4772/2 4772/3 4772/7 4772/14
4772/15 4772/17 4772/24 4772/24
4773/1 4773/5 4773/25 4774/22 4775/7
4775/10 4777/8 4777/10 4777/15
4778/3 4778/3 4778/25 4779/9 4779/13
4779/22 4780/1 4780/6 4780/22
4785/19 4792/17 4797/6 4798/25
4799/4 4810/4 4810/9 4811/3 4811/11
4811/14 4811/25 4813/5 4813/8
4813/16 4813/19 4814/22 4816/23
4819/16 4819/20 4850/14 4851/13
4865/7 4865/12 4865/21 4866/3
4872/25 4873/2
sheets [24] 4771/18 4771/21 4778/9
4807/5 4807/7 4809/21 4814/1 4817/9
4817/16 4818/5 4864/8 4865/8 4868/20
4868/22 4868/25 4869/1 4869/5
4869/16 4869/23 4870/3 4873/8 4876/6
4876/6 4876/11
shelf [15] 4758/3 4768/7 4768/15
4802/21 4804/9 4806/9 4806/10
4806/15 4824/21 4825/3 4825/8
4829/11 4829/14 4840/18 4841/3
Shell [4] 4730/7 4730/9 4731/3 4860/16
shift [6] 4821/18 4854/1 4855/6 4855/6
4858/9 4858/9
Shifting [1] 4874/18
shifts [4] 4855/5 4858/8 4858/8 4858/8
shore [1] 4710/6
shore-based [1] 4710/6
short [2] 4752/14 4881/12
shot [8] 4807/16 4810/3 4810/9 4810/21
4811/14 4819/25 4820/17 4822/9
shots [4] 4808/8 4809/20 4817/10
4817/16
should [11] 4691/20 4697/2 4699/7
4784/7 4787/10 4788/9 4789/17
4789/17 4801/21 4803/13 4821/1
shouldn't [2] 4705/19 4790/12
show [21] 4678/5 4698/7 4707/13
4709/9 4763/17 4763/25 4764/1 4777/9
4778/13 4780/17 4780/22 4784/6
4784/7 4790/15 4792/24 4808/4
4811/14 4816/22 4828/14 4837/14
4879/3
showed [13] 4719/25 4750/15 4761/4
4763/5 4764/9 4780/16 4814/7 4814/13
4838/10 4840/5 4840/6 4845/7 4850/15
showing [7] 4768/4 4773/19 4773/21
4797/4 4813/16 4822/11 4825/16
shown [21] 4685/18 4697/20 4698/2
4698/3 4698/4 4699/13 4713/1 4729/17
4732/23 4740/15 4749/13 4750/13
4766/21 4768/5 4810/13 4810/21
4811/9 4815/14 4819/16 4819/19
4842/9
shows [11] 4714/6 4774/5 4774/12

4775/9 4783/3 4792/19 4799/9 4822/9
4828/25 4833/20 4874/1
shut [14] 4725/5 4725/8 4725/13
4728/12 4731/15 4732/3 4732/6 4732/9
4732/10 4732/11 4732/14 4732/19
4734/15 4735/8
shut-in [2] 4732/10 4732/14
shut-ins [5] 4731/15 4732/3 4732/6
4732/9 4732/19
SHUTLER [1] 4670/21
shuts [1] 4744/1
shutting [1] 4733/15
SI [1] 4728/1
sic [1] 4727/25
side [18] 4686/6 4687/13 4688/20
4695/9 4702/11 4709/19 4709/20
4769/16 4769/21 4769/22 4770/5
4770/7 4770/8 4770/13 4809/19
4809/19 4842/21 4843/3
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sideways [2] 4861/11 4861/12
signature [2] 4678/5 4715/2
signed [3] 4706/13 4714/20 4715/8
significance [1] 4839/5
signing [1] 4678/6
signs [5] 4872/2 4872/6 4872/7 4872/12
4873/4
Simcox [5] 4673/18 4673/20 4881/21
4881/24 4881/25
similar [7] 4683/15 4688/9 4716/1
4719/25 4765/18 4795/14 4812/18
Similarly [1] 4706/20
Simon [1] 4770/23
simple [3] 4736/25 4794/18 4857/18
simplified [2] 4711/11 4736/23
simplify [1] 4813/25
simply [4] 4743/21 4746/6 4814/4
4841/7
simulating [3] 4877/10 4878/3 4878/5
since [7] 4698/11 4765/1 4796/4 4816/2
4852/8 4853/21 4853/22
SINCLAIR [1] 4671/9
single [5] 4726/7 4730/25 4731/12
4732/18 4770/13
sinks [1] 4769/13
sir [20] 4748/15 4750/16 4754/4
4754/15 4754/21 4764/17 4769/14
4770/22 4771/12 4777/12 4781/2
4781/9 4802/8 4802/15 4803/16 4805/9
4818/17 4839/4 4841/19 4853/15
sit [4] 4750/19 4831/3 4831/10 4839/4
site [3] 4680/23 4705/24 4740/16
sitting [5] 4784/18 4802/21 4804/8
4825/8 4849/19
situated [1] 4689/14
situation [4] 4723/21 4744/5 4875/1
4875/4
six [12] 4725/18 4729/25 4730/4
4782/19 4782/21 4811/21 4812/9
4812/14 4815/8 4815/13 4816/2
4821/12
six-hour [3] 4811/21 4815/13 4821/12
size [4] 4730/22 4826/1 4832/2 4877/12
skipped [1] 4710/5
skipping [1] 4827/16
slice [2] 4689/17 4690/2
slide [1] 4749/20
Slidell [1] 4669/19
slightly [1] 4753/21
sling [1] 4711/9
slowly [1] 4834/13
slurries [2] 4812/15 4870/16
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slurry [80] 4755/8 4755/11 4755/21
4757/9 4757/14 4757/19 4758/20
4758/23 4760/11 4760/12 4760/20
4761/4 4762/24 4763/2 4763/5 4763/20
4764/9 4764/18 4771/22 4771/24
4772/7 4772/8 4772/17 4775/5 4779/2
4779/6 4787/9 4788/9 4788/10 4789/11
4791/11 4791/15 4791/22 4791/22
4792/8 4794/5 4794/24 4795/8 4798/20
4809/22 4814/7 4818/8 4819/19
4819/21 4819/21 4820/8 4820/9
4820/12 4820/13 4820/14 4821/3
4821/6 4821/20 4821/23 4822/4 4822/5
4822/10 4857/5 4863/15 4870/15
4870/17 4870/17 4870/19 4870/21
4871/3 4871/3 4871/4 4871/9 4873/5
4874/21 4874/23 4877/4 4877/8
4877/20 4878/10 4878/23 4878/24
4880/6 4880/11 4880/18
so [160] 4678/10 4680/1 4680/25
4682/1 4682/3 4682/19 4684/8 4685/6
4685/10 4688/3 4688/14 4690/2 4693/6
4697/8 4697/9 4698/8 4698/10 4702/15
4703/7 4703/8 4705/3 4705/24 4709/4
4711/2 4711/25 4713/12 4715/4 4721/6
4721/21 4730/17 4731/20 4731/23
4732/2 4732/15 4733/10 4734/7
4734/11 4735/17 4736/25 4744/1
4744/4 4744/14 4746/4 4746/22 4748/9
4750/13 4752/15 4756/2 4756/8
4756/23 4756/24 4757/2 4757/12
4760/10 4761/24 4762/7 4762/20
4763/16 4763/19 4763/23 4765/24
4766/23 4768/17 4769/3 4769/25
4770/7 4770/9 4770/10 4771/18 4772/7
4773/25 4775/6 4775/9 4776/5 4777/21
4778/25 4780/8 4782/1 4784/13 4785/8
4786/7 4787/7 4789/20 4795/18
4795/24 4796/21 4798/8 4798/20
4800/3 4800/7 4800/24 4801/9 4802/4
4802/12 4803/1 4803/4 4803/8 4805/13
4805/13 4805/22 4807/24 4808/7
4810/2 4812/8 4812/14 4812/20 4814/4
4815/6 4815/20 4816/20 4820/12
4821/5 4824/17 4825/7 4826/14
4826/23 4827/10 4827/23 4828/24
4829/13 4831/8 4831/10 4831/12
4835/13 4835/18 4835/22 4836/11
4838/19 4840/4 4840/9 4840/12
4840/19 4840/22 4841/4 4842/24
4846/4 4846/17 4848/17 4852/25
4854/4 4854/8 4854/22 4860/18 4861/8
4866/12 4868/19 4870/11 4870/20
4872/17 4873/10 4874/23 4875/7
4877/1 4877/5 4877/12 4878/13
4878/17 4879/16 4880/4 4880/24
software [1] 4673/24
solely [2] 4691/3 4744/15
some [60] 4677/17 4679/13 4681/12
4686/11 4688/10 4689/3 4689/19
4689/19 4689/20 4690/15 4695/15
4697/20 4699/5 4707/10 4708/7 4710/7
4710/17 4713/1 4714/13 4720/20
4728/14 4728/23 4731/6 4737/21
4739/14 4744/5 4757/14 4757/15
4773/6 4779/2 4791/18 4794/7 4794/13
4794/18 4794/21 4802/25 4805/15
4805/15 4806/12 4808/9 4814/2
4819/17 4820/24 4821/4 4821/4
4823/18 4824/12 4837/25 4845/5
4847/23 4853/20 4853/21 4857/18
4858/1 4858/24 4859/23 4859/24

4866/20 4873/8 4874/18
somebody [4] 4795/22 4813/23 4818/13
4829/9
somehow [7] 4798/2 4801/22 4801/24
4802/6 4802/17 4802/18 4803/8
someone [16] 4732/10 4757/13 4757/16
4761/4 4763/17 4764/5 4779/1 4779/2
4779/5 4796/2 4802/19 4803/15
4821/18 4836/14 4867/7 4869/16
something [42] 4699/3 4705/13 4705/18
4705/25 4721/16 4724/2 4726/10
4732/11 4734/8 4743/17 4751/4 4751/5
4767/9 4769/17 4774/12 4777/6
4780/20 4781/5 4782/6 4782/17
4789/21 4790/6 4791/1 4805/6 4812/17
4821/3 4821/14 4821/19 4823/19
4824/17 4831/14 4837/15 4838/25
4841/21 4841/23 4845/9 4845/14
4849/15 4850/7 4855/6 4869/8 4876/4
something's [1] 4725/9
sometimes [3] 4707/4 4829/24 4866/22
somewhat [1] 4880/9
somewhere [9] 4761/14 4772/11 4829/1
4829/17 4851/23 4854/5 4858/18
4859/12 4859/12
soon [2] 4812/4 4867/15
sorry [29] 4698/20 4704/14 4721/13
4747/8 4756/21 4758/1 4759/4 4759/14
4759/22 4765/14 4771/12 4777/21
4778/8 4797/14 4799/22 4799/23
4800/20 4800/20 4814/3 4814/6 4839/4
4843/9 4847/20 4855/12 4860/1
4863/18 4864/16 4866/2 4870/9
sort [3] 4688/11 4736/10 4736/24
sound [3] 4686/17 4697/4 4829/3
source [6] 4741/6 4784/24 4850/24
4851/10 4851/12 4851/13
space [1] 4829/18
spaces [1] 4814/22
speak [5] 4770/4 4789/14 4819/6
4833/23 4867/6
speaking [4] 4690/3 4705/3 4736/21
4743/21
speaks [1] 4872/5
specific [36] 4695/15 4696/4 4703/5
4703/5 4707/10 4708/7 4710/4 4773/21
4774/6 4774/6 4774/19 4782/22 4787/3
4787/4 4787/9 4787/11 4792/20
4794/13 4795/14 4812/11 4812/16
4812/18 4821/3 4821/12 4838/15
4841/1 4844/21 4845/6 4845/8 4849/10
4849/10 4850/22 4850/23 4861/1
4861/2 4864/12
specifically [20] 4679/21 4695/6 4743/17
4749/21 4764/3 4766/5 4769/15 4773/6
4773/21 4774/5 4781/10 4798/19
4828/14 4838/19 4839/16 4846/18
4851/18 4868/20 4868/20 4878/7
specifics [1] 4856/18
specified [5] 4810/24 4811/8 4811/20
4815/8 4872/7
speeches [1] 4681/4
spelling [1] 4753/16
spent [1] 4780/21
SPILL [1] 4668/4
SPIRO [1] 4671/4
split [1] 4783/15
spoken [2] 4739/1 4739/3
spud [3] 4735/24 4736/4 4736/6
square [1] 4795/10
SRP [1] 4823/9
stability [16] 4759/10 4764/18 4764/20
4768/3 4770/18 4819/18 4873/3

4873/23 4873/25 4874/16 4876/3
4876/7 4876/12 4877/5 4877/8 4878/19
stable [1] 4769/5
staff [1] 4688/4
stage [1] 4727/6
standard [17] 4685/5 4685/8 4699/24
4699/25 4700/16 4701/21 4701/21
4719/2 4719/22 4719/24 4734/15
4734/21 4735/20 4740/2 4742/6
4870/15 4876/20
stands [1] 4714/10
start [5] 4698/8 4709/11 4812/21
4834/19 4834/20
started [5] 4813/3 4813/12 4813/17
4816/11 4853/4
starting [5] 4698/16 4813/7 4814/2
4814/9 4880/5
starts [3] 4698/9 4750/23 4866/18
state [9] 4671/7 4671/11 4671/15
4698/5 4699/13 4753/15 4795/9 4795/9
4824/3
stated [1] 4680/2
statement [10] 4678/2 4679/20 4679/21
4682/17 4682/24 4706/10 4706/13
4714/19 4722/22 4735/12
statements [5] 4681/20 4681/23
4681/24 4682/1 4682/2
states [19] 4668/1 4668/10 4668/15
4670/8 4670/12 4670/18 4671/2 4691/1
4691/24 4694/11 4741/13 4770/12
4803/10 4806/23 4807/1 4807/19
4832/23 4846/2 4881/21
static [2] 4771/7 4795/3
station [2] 4671/5 4719/7
statistically [1] 4729/3
Statoil [1] 4730/7
stats [1] 4809/10
status [5] 4717/5 4717/15 4717/18
4718/2 4718/6
statutory [1] 4720/25
stay [1] 4689/13
stayed [1] 4775/14
Steering [1] 4753/22
stenography [1] 4673/23
step [1] 4813/9
STEPHEN [3] 4668/23 4748/23 4749/25
steps [2] 4694/12 4741/6
Sterbcow [2] 4669/5 4669/6
STERNBERG [1] 4673/12
Steve [2] 4687/4 4727/16
STEVEN [3] 4670/14 4672/9 4676/25
sticker [2] 4833/3 4833/20
stickers [1] 4848/18
still [5] 4712/23 4798/14 4815/13
4849/14 4881/8
stock [20] 4758/20 4759/21 4759/24
4759/25 4760/2 4760/3 4760/4 4760/15
4760/16 4760/18 4760/21 4760/23
4768/7 4768/9 4782/5 4784/6 4784/20
4849/14 4851/7 4852/8
Stone [1] 4672/22
stop [10] 4700/19 4705/7 4705/8
4705/10 4705/16 4706/2 4706/22
4712/12 4735/5 4855/8
stop-the-job [4] 4705/7 4705/8 4705/10
4706/22
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stopping [1] 4881/10
storage [6] 4805/11 4805/24 4805/24
4806/3 4806/19 4824/22
store [1] 4849/13
straight [2] 4687/25 4688/3
surfactant [6] 4875/22 4875/24 4876/8

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surprised [1] 4818/14
street [20] 4668/20 4669/3 4669/6
surprising [1] 4723/7
4669/10 4669/13 4669/19 4669/22
suspected [1] 4725/14
4670/6 4671/12 4671/16 4671/19
suspending [1] 4880/21
4672/6 4672/10 4672/17 4672/23
suspension [1] 4880/21
4673/5 4673/9 4673/16 4673/19
sustain [1] 4877/25
4697/10
Sustained [1] 4738/10
strength [9] 4771/7 4795/3 4819/20
Sutherland [1] 4672/8
4820/6 4820/8 4820/9 4822/12 4866/16 switch [7] 4786/3 4794/23 4828/5
4871/8
4832/16 4834/3 4836/3 4845/18
strengths [2] 4777/17 4863/22
Switching [1] 4873/7
strike [2] 4836/9 4842/13
sworn [2] 4677/1 4753/13
string [1] 4727/1
sync [1] 4820/25
strong [1] 4680/3
system [59] 4693/13 4693/14 4696/20
structural [1] 4716/8
4696/23 4697/3 4698/14 4698/25
structure [2] 4722/18 4855/4
4699/2 4699/18 4700/1 4700/2 4700/7
structured [1] 4858/5
4700/23 4700/24 4701/1 4701/4 4701/8
studies [1] 4710/24
4701/10 4701/11 4701/16 4701/22
study [1] 4715/11
4702/8 4702/20 4702/22 4703/12
stuff [2] 4757/3 4784/1
4704/23 4705/11 4705/22 4707/1
subcontractor [1] 4690/8
4707/2 4717/8 4718/8 4718/11 4718/13
subject [2] 4749/9 4796/9
4718/14 4755/12 4755/13 4755/16
subjects [2] 4786/3 4794/23
4764/2 4764/4 4766/10 4778/9 4807/14
submit [2] 4812/5 4878/11
4809/1 4809/2 4809/5 4809/7 4809/9
submits [1] 4821/24
4811/9 4812/4 4848/18 4859/2 4859/2
submitted [8] 4784/9 4784/19 4809/11
4864/25 4866/1 4867/2 4867/8 4867/14
4809/12 4812/2 4813/3 4828/11 4878/6 4868/14
submitting [3] 4857/14 4868/2 4878/11 systems [1] 4700/3
subpoena [4] 4803/10 4804/21 4836/20
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subpoenaed [1] 4836/18
Table [2] 4790/20 4790/23
subscribe [1] 4867/18
subsea [3] 4716/23 4717/1 4747/11
take [26] 4692/16 4698/21 4712/12
Subsection [1] 4747/3
4722/17 4723/3 4740/1 4741/6 4751/20
successes [1] 4683/23
4752/5 4752/9 4753/6 4781/8 4782/4
successful [6] 4684/17 4739/4 4741/2
4783/23 4786/25 4801/9 4803/16
4741/12 4741/17 4741/24
4818/25 4838/1 4844/17 4844/18
successfully [2] 4684/10 4875/3
4849/12 4851/15 4852/23 4868/17
such [6] 4721/2 4733/14 4735/21
4878/16
4789/10 4790/24 4872/22
taken [12] 4684/18 4694/13 4706/11
sued [1] 4807/19
4721/18 4729/1 4755/7 4769/1 4781/5
sufficient [1] 4875/24
4785/5 4830/2 4830/4 4856/19
suggesting [1] 4779/5
takes [2] 4795/8 4877/18
suggests [1] 4790/11
taking [5] 4699/8 4733/15 4737/4
Suite [13] 4668/20 4669/6 4669/10
4843/19 4881/15
4669/16 4671/19 4672/6 4672/10
talk [14] 4700/7 4705/13 4712/13
4672/17 4672/20 4673/5 4673/9
4819/15 4845/9 4851/18 4856/22
4673/12 4673/16
4856/22 4858/1 4868/19 4869/18
SULLIVAN [1] 4670/20
4870/7 4873/10 4873/23
summarizes [1] 4748/13
talked [17] 4683/24 4686/11 4688/25
summary [6] 4728/15 4728/20 4731/20 4689/16 4693/10 4693/11 4694/17
4747/20 4851/18 4863/8
4694/22 4703/17 4709/23 4724/14
supervisor [2] 4748/2 4748/17
4729/19 4734/19 4844/4 4864/7 4872/3
Supervisors [1] 4749/14
4872/25
supplier [2] 4695/24 4696/3
talking [17] 4705/1 4711/8 4759/7
supply [1] 4720/10
4761/10 4761/13 4762/1 4783/10
support [2] 4686/16 4728/11
4791/18 4792/7 4793/5 4805/3 4807/25
supports [1] 4728/1
4828/17 4850/5 4858/6 4861/22
supposed [4] 4774/13 4774/16 4795/25 4877/13
4802/3
talks [1] 4729/17
supposedly [1] 4784/16
tank [5] 4773/14 4784/24 4847/8 4847/9
sure [36] 4676/21 4689/13 4701/16
4847/10
4707/1 4707/2 4707/3 4712/14 4712/19 TANNER [1] 4673/15
4714/4 4737/3 4737/6 4752/24 4771/1 task [7] 4709/11 4710/4 4711/11
4711/23 4712/3 4712/18 4712/19
4775/19 4777/6 4777/12 4784/12
4784/18 4785/7 4789/8 4796/4 4813/2 task-specific [1] 4710/4
tasked [1] 4726/12
4817/17 4818/23 4829/8 4829/19
tasted [1] 4738/17
4843/22 4848/11 4851/24 4856/17
4858/7 4860/3 4873/18 4875/3 4879/4 taught [1] 4681/25
teach [1] 4858/22
4880/17
team [11] 4681/2 4684/22 4721/5

4852/21 4856/13 4856/14 4858/9
4858/9 4860/10 4870/1 4873/17
tech [6] 4774/13 4853/24 4853/25
4874/7 4874/9 4874/14
technical [2] 4686/16 4852/21
technically [1] 4679/5
technician [16] 4779/16 4814/23 4821/9
4821/14 4821/15 4821/16 4853/23
4853/25 4858/25 4860/23 4865/11
4866/18 4866/19 4866/24 4867/1
4873/3
technicians [16] 4809/13 4855/6
4858/12 4858/17 4858/19 4858/21
4859/3 4859/10 4866/7 4867/3 4867/5
4867/22 4868/23 4872/18 4872/21
4873/12
technological [1] 4790/10
technology [7] 4680/3 4686/15 4788/20
4788/22 4789/6 4789/16 4853/14
techs [5] 4820/24 4853/24 4859/15
4866/6 4868/21
tell [29] 4701/17 4720/22 4736/25
4753/2 4760/1 4784/12 4785/15 4789/7
4793/9 4817/21 4831/10 4831/13
4833/10 4840/23 4847/3 4847/6
4847/24 4848/7 4849/9 4850/20 4851/3
4852/13 4855/10 4856/9 4861/24
4862/12 4873/20 4878/22 4881/1
telling [4] 4767/14 4784/8 4802/16
4853/6
tells [2] 4795/8 4850/23
temperature [7] 4790/9 4812/16 4877/11
4878/8 4879/10 4880/23 4881/5
temperatures [1] 4857/12
ten [6] 4696/11 4705/2 4739/3 4750/7
4750/7 4782/19
ten-year [1] 4696/11
tenure [1] 4859/18
term [4] 4690/2 4692/8 4714/12 4738/15
terms [7] 4691/12 4692/6 4693/3
4722/25 4844/10 4862/12 4874/9
territories [1] 4808/3
test [153] 4711/15 4711/19 4711/25
4712/1 4737/21 4738/4 4739/4 4739/5
4739/22 4740/1 4758/3 4758/9 4758/21
4759/10 4761/3 4761/6 4761/18
4761/25 4762/2 4762/7 4762/9 4762/11
4762/21 4762/25 4764/19 4764/22
4765/1 4767/8 4768/13 4769/7 4769/8
4770/3 4770/16 4771/4 4771/11
4771/13 4771/14 4771/15 4771/16
4774/6 4775/20 4775/21 4776/10
4776/11 4777/3 4779/6 4779/10
4779/14 4779/16 4779/25 4780/14
4781/11 4781/23 4782/11 4782/16
4784/19 4785/9 4785/20 4786/1
4791/15 4791/16 4792/1 4793/2 4793/5
4793/25 4794/12 4794/13 4794/15
4794/16 4794/17 4795/13 4795/14
4795/15 4795/17 4796/1 4799/10
4800/6 4803/11 4806/10 4806/13
4808/25 4809/5 4809/10 4809/19
4809/21 4809/22 4811/8 4811/15
4811/15 4811/21 4812/7 4812/8
4813/12 4813/17 4814/2 4814/25
4815/12 4815/17 4815/22 4816/4
4816/12 4817/1 4819/20 4820/6
4820/10 4820/15 4820/18 4820/18
4820/25 4821/2 4821/5 4821/22
4821/23 4822/19 4843/3 4862/11
4866/18 4866/23 4866/25 4867/3
4867/16 4867/16 4867/22 4868/3
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test... [29] 4868/24 4873/3 4873/13
4873/14 4873/19 4873/21 4873/25
4874/1 4874/3 4874/5 4874/15 4874/16
4875/5 4876/1 4876/2 4876/3 4876/7
4877/9 4878/19 4878/22 4878/25
4879/7 4879/11 4879/14 4879/16
4880/5 4880/6 4880/17 4881/1
test/pressure [1] 4739/4
test/tests [1] 4820/18
testament [1] 4684/17
tested [14] 4761/22 4762/1 4769/9
4772/8 4772/8 4772/17 4775/15
4775/16 4775/18 4777/17 4812/15
4812/16 4812/17 4866/11
testified [4] 4677/1 4753/14 4824/12
4834/5
testify [1] 4765/10
testifying [3] 4685/17 4738/7 4872/4
testimony [28] 4675/18 4675/24 4676/16
4676/18 4682/13 4682/18 4695/16
4697/20 4697/24 4698/13 4700/10
4713/1 4720/20 4738/12 4750/21
4772/23 4773/13 4773/15 4784/8
4803/8 4807/4 4819/17 4819/18
4820/20 4822/3 4832/13 4835/18
4838/19
testing [89] 4716/23 4717/1 4720/8
4720/14 4740/18 4741/1 4741/16
4741/24 4757/14 4757/16 4757/19
4762/4 4762/24 4763/2 4763/4 4763/9
4763/20 4764/5 4764/16 4765/7
4765/23 4768/1 4768/2 4768/19
4769/11 4769/12 4770/13 4771/20
4771/23 4773/2 4774/17 4775/3
4780/12 4783/5 4788/9 4791/18 4792/9
4792/18 4792/19 4792/20 4793/15
4793/23 4807/23 4808/10 4809/18
4810/3 4810/25 4812/3 4812/21
4818/12 4819/19 4823/8 4823/11
4844/25 4844/25 4848/24 4851/19
4852/1 4855/23 4856/6 4856/11 4857/9
4857/19 4858/14 4861/1 4861/2 4861/5
4863/19 4863/24 4864/1 4864/11
4865/4 4865/14 4865/16 4865/16
4866/3 4866/23 4866/25 4867/11
4870/8 4870/14 4870/15 4870/15
4870/25 4871/8 4872/19 4872/19
4873/24 4876/12
tests [71] 4712/5 4738/13 4757/8
4757/23 4760/25 4761/1 4763/17
4763/18 4763/25 4764/8 4764/12
4765/12 4765/18 4766/4 4767/11
4769/15 4770/17 4770/21 4771/4
4771/8 4776/8 4776/16 4776/19
4776/22 4777/24 4778/6 4779/2
4788/10 4791/11 4791/19 4792/4
4792/7 4792/21 4792/22 4792/22
4793/2 4793/16 4794/3 4794/3 4794/4
4794/18 4794/19 4794/21 4806/11
4807/24 4811/11 4814/23 4817/15
4818/7 4820/18 4820/20 4820/25
4822/4 4822/9 4822/18 4842/21
4851/19 4852/4 4852/9 4858/20
4858/23 4859/1 4859/16 4864/12
4864/23 4866/8 4868/1 4868/16 4871/2
4873/9 4877/5
tests/test [1] 4820/25
Texaco [1] 4725/22
Texas [8] 4670/4 4672/10 4672/21
4673/5 4673/10 4673/13 4673/17
4852/15
text [1] 4867/17

than [21] 4684/24 4690/7 4701/7
4702/14 4730/17 4732/9 4765/21
4783/18 4783/22 4795/21 4831/6
4831/7 4835/5 4838/15 4838/25 4841/2
4854/25 4874/1 4874/16 4877/1 4881/3
Thank [25] 4675/10 4675/16 4676/24
4742/2 4742/25 4751/6 4751/8 4758/16
4760/7 4760/24 4766/2 4769/22
4771/17 4774/10 4788/24 4791/8
4797/14 4806/22 4809/14 4814/17
4817/22 4823/24 4843/12 4849/5
4864/6
that [1266]
that's [253]
their [13] 4675/20 4681/5 4687/14
4708/19 4709/6 4722/16 4727/24
4730/1 4781/21 4846/24 4847/13
4858/22 4865/6
them [52] 4677/11 4677/20 4677/21
4683/7 4683/9 4687/10 4688/25
4690/11 4693/15 4693/25 4701/10
4705/14 4707/4 4708/19 4714/1
4715/21 4723/11 4728/1 4731/6 4756/3
4756/24 4760/1 4766/14 4767/3 4767/5
4768/25 4769/9 4777/19 4794/19
4801/10 4801/10 4801/11 4803/4
4803/5 4803/5 4818/22 4819/1 4824/19
4824/19 4829/9 4838/21 4839/6 4839/6
4839/23 4839/24 4840/18 4840/19
4841/2 4841/7 4852/20 4858/22 4867/1
theme [1] 4679/19
themselves [2] 4681/24 4723/7
then [82] 4682/15 4686/8 4686/19
4688/23 4689/2 4689/8 4698/23 4699/1
4699/5 4699/7 4699/19 4700/5 4701/2
4703/4 4703/9 4704/7 4708/7 4710/4
4710/6 4710/7 4710/23 4711/5 4712/15
4714/4 4715/7 4716/12 4719/5 4721/6
4723/3 4729/25 4730/21 4734/14
4742/18 4742/23 4743/13 4744/3
4751/12 4751/14 4752/13 4756/21
4768/12 4768/17 4776/8 4776/16
4777/7 4778/13 4779/10 4780/23
4784/6 4784/12 4788/23 4792/4 4793/2
4793/9 4805/15 4805/19 4811/2 4813/8
4817/15 4821/5 4821/15 4821/17
4821/23 4828/19 4829/17 4833/11
4835/23 4851/23 4854/2 4854/5 4854/6
4854/6 4858/10 4860/5 4865/3 4866/14
4867/7 4868/14 4868/15 4871/24
4874/10 4875/5
there [175] 4678/5 4678/18 4679/17
4680/23 4681/6 4681/9 4687/23 4688/3
4690/6 4690/7 4690/11 4690/13
4690/14 4690/15 4690/18 4691/20
4694/10 4696/10 4698/20 4699/18
4699/18 4700/2 4700/4 4700/5 4700/19
4702/17 4704/10 4704/18 4705/14
4706/14 4707/15 4707/15 4710/12
4710/18 4711/14 4711/16 4711/17
4711/18 4711/20 4711/21 4711/23
4717/18 4719/6 4721/7 4722/5 4722/10
4728/1 4728/12 4728/17 4729/4
4730/17 4730/24 4732/8 4732/23
4733/8 4733/9 4734/21 4735/8 4735/9
4737/10 4738/6 4738/18 4742/17
4745/15 4751/4 4751/5 4752/4 4752/13
4754/8 4754/22 4755/15 4755/25
4757/8 4758/24 4759/7 4761/17
4762/10 4762/24 4764/5 4764/8 4770/1
4773/4 4773/17 4773/19 4776/13
4777/11 4777/15 4778/16 4778/19
4779/5 4781/18 4782/24 4782/25

4784/7 4785/2 4785/4 4787/16 4788/15
4788/24 4791/19 4796/10 4797/14
4797/16 4798/3 4798/14 4798/17
4799/19 4801/12 4804/12 4804/21
4807/23 4816/6 4817/5 4820/5 4820/11
4820/23 4821/1 4822/16 4822/18
4823/10 4825/2 4825/5 4827/11
4827/23 4829/15 4829/16 4829/21
4829/24 4835/6 4835/19 4836/25
4837/2 4837/4 4837/5 4837/6 4837/7
4837/9 4837/10 4838/1 4838/2 4838/13
4838/23 4838/24 4839/2 4839/3
4839/21 4840/13 4841/3 4841/7
4841/11 4841/15 4841/25 4842/15
4843/13 4847/10 4847/20 4847/23
4850/20 4851/1 4854/2 4857/8 4859/23
4859/24 4862/20 4863/1 4863/9 4865/5
4866/24 4871/2 4871/11 4873/5 4873/8
4875/2 4876/20 4880/4
there's [54] 4678/17 4693/6 4694/3
4697/8 4701/2 4706/12 4706/18 4708/1
4710/15 4710/20 4710/23 4714/19
4715/11 4720/4 4723/19 4723/23
4729/25 4733/24 4750/18 4750/21
4752/25 4768/1 4772/22 4782/3
4782/25 4782/25 4783/1 4783/2
4783/14 4795/21 4798/21 4806/9
4811/17 4812/7 4817/1 4817/23 4818/2
4819/21 4825/10 4826/14 4831/12
4859/2 4866/9 4866/9 4867/6 4867/7
4867/13 4867/14 4867/20 4867/20
4870/7 4870/13 4872/12 4877/3
thermal [1] 4880/12
these [47] 4683/7 4684/3 4684/3 4684/4
4684/4 4693/5 4702/23 4733/4 4742/4
4760/10 4764/12 4766/4 4769/15
4776/19 4776/19 4777/18 4777/24
4778/9 4783/9 4789/3 4789/18 4798/1
4798/9 4804/22 4805/14 4807/7 4812/3
4817/11 4818/4 4828/25 4839/12
4839/14 4840/13 4851/24 4858/19
4860/22 4861/9 4861/24 4865/23
4865/25 4866/8 4872/12 4872/18
4872/19 4873/4 4873/9 4874/15
they [127] 4677/16 4684/5 4684/8
4684/10 4685/7 4688/17 4689/14
4690/9 4690/22 4695/18 4701/16
4703/8 4705/16 4705/16 4705/17
4705/18 4705/18 4705/19 4712/12
4712/18 4712/19 4723/8 4725/5 4730/6
4732/11 4732/12 4734/10 4734/14
4737/4 4739/4 4739/5 4744/10 4749/15
4750/4 4758/5 4758/21 4758/22
4758/24 4759/12 4761/1 4761/3 4768/2
4770/25 4771/1 4771/3 4771/4 4771/4
4771/7 4771/8 4772/18 4773/1 4778/13
4783/5 4783/6 4787/4 4789/3 4793/16
4795/17 4795/18 4796/6 4799/11
4799/12 4801/1 4801/2 4801/2 4801/3
4801/3 4801/5 4803/9 4804/1 4804/5
4805/7 4806/15 4812/11 4812/14
4812/15 4813/8 4817/13 4818/2
4818/23 4819/2 4819/3 4819/3 4828/15
4828/22 4829/5 4835/14 4837/12
4838/2 4839/3 4839/17 4840/22
4846/17 4848/16 4855/17 4855/18
4858/9 4859/5 4859/16 4861/1 4861/3
4861/4 4861/6 4862/1 4865/7 4865/12
4865/15 4865/15 4866/2 4866/16
4867/2 4867/7 4867/16 4867/17
4867/18 4867/19 4869/1 4869/3 4869/7
4869/9 4869/11 4869/13 4869/17
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4876/5
They'd [1] 4869/18
they'll [2] 4794/16 4848/18
they're [24] 4698/23 4701/12 4701/13
4703/10 4712/13 4712/13 4712/14
4723/9 4723/10 4723/11 4724/7
4731/25 4737/8 4771/1 4818/14
4830/18 4848/16 4858/21 4862/2
4865/14 4866/14 4868/16 4869/10
4872/23
thicken [1] 4879/4
thickened [2] 4878/24 4879/2
thickening [22] 4777/16 4792/21
4792/22 4793/16 4809/22 4811/20
4813/12 4813/16 4814/25 4815/6
4816/4 4816/12 4821/13 4822/11
4822/18 4863/24 4866/14 4871/7
4879/7 4879/10 4880/1 4880/6
thickening-time [1] 4809/22
thin [6] 4761/1 4761/4 4761/18 4761/21
4762/12 4764/9
thing [11] 4699/9 4699/10 4703/23
4724/8 4726/14 4734/19 4812/10
4826/3 4832/7 4839/6 4863/7
things [25] 4677/21 4681/12 4707/1
4708/14 4710/7 4710/9 4713/9 4713/10
4717/12 4724/6 4726/15 4727/1
4731/14 4756/23 4768/17 4791/4
4798/1 4801/8 4801/9 4806/10 4843/25
4844/4 4846/6 4846/18 4856/24
think [120] 4679/24 4682/14 4683/15
4684/21 4686/20 4689/17 4689/25
4691/14 4691/14 4693/11 4695/20
4697/2 4697/3 4697/9 4698/2 4702/1
4702/13 4702/21 4703/17 4704/12
4705/3 4705/8 4705/18 4705/19
4706/25 4707/4 4708/21 4709/10
4709/22 4709/25 4710/1 4710/4 4711/5
4711/7 4711/8 4711/8 4711/9 4711/12
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4711/21 4711/23 4712/2 4712/4 4712/8
4712/11 4712/12 4712/17 4712/18
4713/4 4713/8 4716/2 4717/14 4722/3
4723/6 4723/23 4723/23 4725/11
4725/16 4726/3 4729/18 4731/15
4731/23 4732/11 4732/20 4733/10
4733/17 4734/7 4737/10 4739/15
4740/15 4747/6 4749/12 4750/6 4750/7
4750/10 4750/23 4750/25 4752/3
4752/11 4752/12 4752/13 4752/25
4767/16 4767/19 4768/3 4768/17
4769/3 4770/10 4770/14 4771/24
4772/20 4772/20 4792/22 4793/15
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4820/24 4825/3 4828/25 4829/4 4839/5
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thinning [1] 4880/12
thins [1] 4880/9
third [6] 4671/12 4717/4 4728/18
4741/11 4785/19 4848/3
this [316]
Thornhill [2] 4669/18 4669/18
thorough [1] 4700/2
those [104] 4675/25 4676/6 4676/13
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4688/16 4689/5 4693/3 4695/21

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4703/4 4710/23 4712/6 4714/7 4718/21
4718/22 4719/2 4719/12 4719/22
4720/14 4724/6 4726/7 4727/1 4729/12
4730/2 4730/4 4730/5 4731/5 4734/25
4738/8 4742/25 4750/6 4761/1 4763/25
4770/20 4770/24 4775/19 4775/22
4776/22 4791/4 4794/3 4794/19
4796/14 4798/13 4799/13 4801/8
4801/9 4801/21 4802/9 4803/4 4804/8
4805/10 4805/23 4806/7 4807/16
4817/24 4818/10 4818/14 4818/21
4819/3 4819/8 4824/13 4825/7 4828/21
4829/13 4831/24 4839/5 4840/17
4849/13 4851/1 4852/9 4854/4 4855/15
4857/11 4859/15 4860/8 4860/14
4861/21 4867/3 4868/9 4870/16
4873/17 4878/7 4881/6
though [4] 4711/2 4806/15 4815/12
4838/9
thought [8] 4705/25 4749/15 4751/11
4796/20 4814/6 4814/16 4840/19
4871/17
thoughts [1] 4841/19
thousand [1] 4844/13
three [27] 4679/1 4707/1 4713/17
4713/21 4750/6 4752/20 4772/23
4802/19 4803/10 4804/3 4804/9
4804/12 4815/4 4815/6 4827/18 4828/2
4828/3 4828/3 4828/19 4828/21
4833/17 4842/11 4854/3 4878/21
4880/13 4880/15 4881/6
three-quarters [1] 4842/11
threw [5] 4707/4 4767/5 4767/7 4769/9
4840/19
through [29] 4683/17 4688/1 4707/21
4709/5 4709/5 4716/2 4733/4 4733/13
4733/15 4733/21 4744/6 4758/12
4758/13 4760/6 4765/15 4793/21
4807/21 4809/1 4817/2 4817/5 4829/20
4829/22 4853/24 4854/4 4861/8 4863/5
4866/25 4869/5 4869/9
throughout [2] 4700/18 4865/14
thrown [1] 4840/22
Thursday [1] 4778/21
thus [1] 4675/20
Tiber [1] 4683/24
ticket [2] 4846/2 4846/7
tie [1] 4851/23
Tim [3] 4777/3 4785/19 4843/25
time [103] 4678/1 4678/25 4683/16
4686/16 4701/13 4705/14 4727/7
4727/7 4731/7 4739/12 4739/12
4751/14 4754/5 4755/7 4755/21
4755/25 4757/8 4757/17 4760/19
4761/10 4761/14 4762/18 4763/3
4763/12 4763/23 4764/4 4765/22
4767/15 4767/24 4768/6 4771/2 4771/8
4771/14 4772/5 4774/21 4777/16
4780/21 4783/8 4786/7 4786/15
4786/18 4786/24 4787/7 4789/8
4792/21 4792/22 4793/21 4793/21
4801/7 4802/19 4806/8 4806/16
4809/22 4811/21 4811/21 4812/8
4813/12 4813/17 4814/25 4814/25
4815/6 4816/2 4816/4 4816/12 4816/17
4821/13 4822/11 4822/18 4825/2
4825/3 4833/19 4837/9 4843/1 4844/7
4851/24 4853/22 4854/5 4854/19
4858/2 4858/16 4859/8 4859/12
4863/24 4866/14 4870/6 4871/7
4873/22 4877/10 4877/18 4877/21

4878/9 4878/12 4878/12 4878/14
4878/14 4879/4 4879/7 4879/10 4880/1
4880/6 4880/25 4881/4 4881/13
time's [1] 4828/21
times [8] 4692/1 4740/9 4793/16 4814/1
4829/22 4857/18 4859/21 4859/24
timingwise [1] 4792/23
Timothy [5] 4753/12 4753/13 4753/17
4779/17 4871/17
TO97 [1] 4725/22
today [18] 4677/7 4683/9 4686/12
4686/21 4687/1 4688/25 4689/20
4709/23 4728/8 4731/16 4751/22
4752/6 4764/11 4765/10 4768/14
4807/11 4839/4 4849/8
together [7] 4676/19 4683/14 4702/6
4728/16 4732/15 4742/12 4787/16
told [26] 4756/12 4757/7 4757/18
4760/25 4762/23 4766/5 4766/11
4781/25 4783/23 4784/4 4801/9
4801/13 4801/20 4802/12 4824/13
4831/7 4837/12 4837/18 4838/4 4838/7
4838/11 4838/19 4839/3 4839/17
4841/10 4842/20
tolerable [1] 4715/5
Tolles [1] 4672/12
TOM [1] 4669/18
tomorrow [1] 4881/16
Tony [19] 4756/7 4756/8 4796/25
4797/3 4802/9 4805/17 4838/6 4839/17
4839/20 4840/3 4840/4 4840/9 4840/11
4840/12 4840/15 4840/16 4840/22
4841/14 4841/24
Tony's [1] 4841/17
too [5] 4769/9 4771/4 4839/15 4847/15
4869/22
took [23] 4721/20 4733/20 4734/12
4736/12 4738/3 4738/14 4742/17
4745/4 4745/8 4746/22 4753/8 4769/8
4802/10 4803/4 4815/1 4829/1 4833/15
4838/13 4846/6 4853/6 4875/13
4881/11 4881/12
toolpusher [1] 4727/25
top [41] 4682/3 4682/6 4693/1 4702/2
4702/24 4703/16 4710/10 4740/15
4749/12 4769/20 4772/14 4775/8
4777/13 4777/13 4778/10 4779/25
4785/19 4810/8 4810/12 4810/13
4810/20 4810/20 4810/22 4811/9
4811/17 4819/22 4825/3 4825/8
4827/14 4829/14 4832/17 4835/2
4850/6 4850/16 4871/24 4874/1 4874/4
4874/10 4874/13 4874/13 4874/16
topics [1] 4720/19
Torts [2] 4670/9 4670/19
total [2] 4731/3 4864/3
totally [2] 4726/11 4818/16
totals [1] 4863/10
touch [4] 4756/3 4782/1 4801/10 4802/4
touched [2] 4738/16 4801/22
tourists [2] 4690/13 4690/14
tours [1] 4725/19
towards [2] 4829/15 4855/9
TP [1] 4739/3
track [4] 4681/11 4684/21 4708/19
4831/9
tracked [2] 4731/14 4845/14
tracking [2] 4709/6 4849/16
Trahan [1] 4687/9
train [2] 4701/9 4748/5
trained [4] 4858/20 4872/18 4872/21
4872/23
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training [12] 4695/2 4695/6 4695/12
4716/16 4716/19 4747/20 4748/3
4748/7 4748/10 4748/14 4748/17
4749/3
transcript [2] 4668/14 4881/22
transcription [1] 4673/24
transfer [2] 4846/2 4846/8
transition [3] 4720/20 4721/7 4772/5
transitioned [1] 4720/23
transitioning [1] 4771/8
transmission [1] 4704/8
Transocean [155] 4672/5 4672/6 4672/7
4672/8 4672/9 4672/10 4672/12
4672/12 4672/13 4672/16 4672/16
4672/17 4672/19 4672/20 4672/21
4676/7 4676/8 4676/12 4677/9 4677/13
4677/16 4678/18 4678/20 4678/25
4679/3 4679/8 4679/15 4680/2 4680/15
4680/20 4681/9 4681/13 4681/20
4682/3 4682/7 4683/15 4685/15 4686/6
4689/16 4689/24 4690/16 4690/19
4691/3 4691/24 4692/13 4692/14
4693/4 4693/7 4693/13 4694/17
4694/21 4694/24 4695/2 4695/5 4695/9
4695/12 4695/19 4695/25 4696/7
4696/17 4696/24 4697/6 4697/12
4697/13 4697/13 4700/17 4700/23
4701/1 4702/19 4703/7 4703/13
4705/24 4706/5 4706/20 4707/17
4708/12 4708/25 4709/17 4712/21
4713/4 4713/9 4713/10 4713/17
4713/22 4715/19 4716/20 4717/2
4717/16 4718/12 4718/19 4719/12
4719/13 4719/20 4720/15 4722/11
4724/22 4725/4 4725/12 4725/18
4726/11 4728/6 4728/8 4728/15
4729/22 4730/18 4730/25 4731/11
4732/5 4732/17 4735/15 4735/25
4736/3 4736/14 4737/3 4737/18
4739/17 4739/24 4739/25 4740/8
4740/8 4740/17 4740/17 4740/21
4740/25 4741/5 4741/5 4741/12
4741/21 4742/4 4742/9 4743/6 4745/12
4748/5 4770/12 4784/24 4785/2
4797/24 4798/2 4798/9 4799/11 4801/4
4801/15 4801/16 4801/24 4802/13
4802/13 4803/14 4804/1 4805/19
4825/18 4830/9 4843/7 4843/14 4851/2
4851/12
Transocean's [19] 4677/9 4678/7 4681/5
4693/8 4695/8 4701/6 4701/16 4702/7
4704/23 4705/11 4718/14 4726/9
4731/7 4737/23 4739/15 4742/5
4742/12 4751/9 4830/7
trash [2] 4767/5 4767/9
treating [1] 4733/14
treatment [2] 4719/8 4719/16
trend [1] 4880/7
TREX [73] 4677/23 4678/3 4678/15
4682/9 4690/23 4690/25 4701/24
4703/21 4709/15 4714/17 4721/12
4728/14 4734/1 4744/25 4745/10
4745/20 4747/18 4747/24 4748/13
4748/23 4749/10 4749/18 4750/9
4750/11 4750/14 4758/11 4760/6
4765/15 4769/19 4772/13 4775/7
4777/2 4779/11 4779/24 4788/3
4788/21 4797/1 4798/24 4800/6 4800/7
4800/19 4809/15 4809/16 4810/5
4810/17 4811/5 4811/6 4812/22
4812/23 4813/11 4814/5 4814/20
4815/10 4815/23 4816/8 4819/13

4819/13 4822/1 4822/9 4822/22 4824/8
4824/21 4825/14 4831/16 4832/17
4845/11 4846/17 4850/11 4861/7
4861/15 4865/17 4868/6 4871/12
TREX-05593 [1] 4775/7
TREX-1356A [1] 4690/25
TREX-1356A.20.4 [1] 4690/23
TREX-1429.20.1 [1] 4750/9
TREX-1449 [2] 4703/21 4709/15
TREX-2187 [1] 4714/17
TREX-23056 [1] 4832/17
TREX-23057 [1] 4831/16
TREX-23063 [2] 4824/8 4824/21
TREX-3110 [2] 4800/6 4800/19
TREX-3110-48002.2 [1] 4800/7
TREX-37042.4.1 [1] 4809/15
TREX-37042.4.2 [1] 4810/5
TREX-3769 [2] 4861/7 4861/15
TREX-3773.1.2 [1] 4822/22
TREX-41215 [1] 4682/9
TREX-4255 [1] 4728/14
TREX-4347-1848-1 [1] 4788/3
TREX-4566 [1] 4772/13
TREX-48001 [2] 4845/11 4846/17
TREX-48002 [2] 4797/1 4825/14
TREX-48093.1.1 [1] 4734/1
TREX-48193.3.2 [1] 4810/17
TREX-48193.3.4 [1] 4812/22
TREX-48193.4.3 [1] 4811/5
TREX-48193.7.6 [1] 4815/23
TREX-48194 [1] 4822/9
TREX-48194.8.2 [1] 4822/1
TREX-48195.1.2 [1] 4815/10
TREX-48195.9.6 [1] 4819/13
TREX-4942.20 [1] 4750/14
TREX-52545 [1] 4745/10
TREX-52546 [1] 4745/20
TREX-52658.1 [1] 4747/18
TREX-52658.12 [1] 4748/13
TREX-52658.16 [1] 4748/23
TREX-52658.4 [1] 4747/24
TREX-5474 [1] 4701/24
TREX-5482.1.1.TO [1] 4749/18
TREX-5482.10.1.TO [1] 4749/10
TREX-5570 [1] 4788/21
TREX-559 [1] 4798/24
TREX-5593.3 [2] 4777/2 4779/11
TREX-5593.5 [1] 4779/24
TREX-5642 [1] 4677/23
TREX-5642.2.1 [1] 4678/15
TREX-5642.5.1 [1] 4678/3
TREX-5643 [1] 4721/12
TREX-5650 [1] 4744/25
TREX-60405 [1] 4865/17
TREX-60415 [1] 4850/11
TREX-6235 [1] 4871/12
TREX-63141 [4] 4758/11 4760/6
4765/15 4769/19
TREX-7722 [1] 4868/6
TREX-802-W [1] 4814/5
TREX-802-W.1.1 [1] 4809/16
TREX-802-W.1.6 [1] 4812/23
TREX-802-W.2.5 [1] 4811/6
TREX-802W.1.7 [2] 4813/11 4814/20
TREX-802X.1.4 [1] 4816/8
TREX-802X.16.9 [1] 4819/13
trial [4] 4668/14 4738/7 4750/21 4819/7
trick [1] 4828/8
tried [3] 4705/24 4776/9 4813/25
Trinidad [2] 4725/25 4726/1
TRITON [1] 4668/8
true [17] 4682/1 4683/9 4694/20 4697/6
4698/15 4714/3 4722/22 4725/19

4733/11 4741/21 4782/2 4791/5
4792/14 4792/16 4879/3 4881/1
4881/22
trust [7] 4696/22 4696/23 4697/8
4697/12 4697/13 4699/20 4862/11
truth [1] 4803/24
try [10] 4677/6 4682/14 4685/15 4709/4
4728/23 4754/8 4812/12 4812/15
4847/1 4878/17
trying [23] 4760/19 4763/2 4771/22
4774/11 4781/4 4785/15 4793/14
4798/5 4802/8 4804/22 4805/13
4807/18 4816/22 4817/4 4817/6
4817/19 4817/20 4818/4 4828/8 4828/8
4832/8 4839/14 4852/5
TTT [1] 4731/3
turn [24] 4678/14 4696/20 4701/23
4711/6 4712/21 4716/1 4720/2 4728/14
4729/15 4730/11 4745/6 4748/13
4748/23 4749/9 4779/24 4834/7
4836/18 4838/11 4844/3 4847/19
4848/3 4861/11 4861/11 4877/5
turned [4] 4739/5 4836/22 4839/15
4846/18
turning [1] 4846/12
turns [1] 4732/11
Turton [2] 4770/23 4775/3
twice [1] 4735/18
two [38] 4688/12 4688/15 4688/16
4693/15 4697/10 4698/2 4698/4 4700/3
4713/20 4714/1 4723/19 4734/12
4742/20 4742/22 4746/7 4746/7
4751/15 4755/15 4759/17 4760/10
4764/8 4768/25 4773/4 4780/12 4785/4
4785/21 4791/4 4792/22 4793/16
4804/3 4806/5 4822/18 4827/8 4842/7
4849/1 4849/2 4858/8 4858/8
two-way [1] 4697/10
type [9] 4679/24 4681/19 4701/20
4703/2 4717/9 4726/17 4726/21
4806/12 4821/4
typed [3] 4827/11 4845/24 4845/24
types [2] 4710/23 4718/23
typically [9] 4689/25 4690/6 4719/17
4820/25 4869/8 4869/11 4876/21
4876/25 4878/15
U
U.S [7] 4670/8 4670/12 4670/18 4671/2
4680/9 4846/19 4872/4
UCA [7] 4777/16 4792/21 4793/16
4794/15 4822/11 4822/19 4871/8
Uh [1] 4775/13
Uh-huh [1] 4775/13
ultimate [4] 4708/17 4708/23 4709/4
4817/6
ultimately [6] 4708/3 4708/11 4708/14
4741/1 4741/16 4741/24
ultradeepwater [1] 4680/6
unanticipated [2] 4723/10 4724/2
uncommon [3] 4699/22 4723/9 4724/7
uncontrolled [1] 4744/11
under [14] 4690/25 4692/12 4693/6
4694/11 4694/13 4701/16 4704/19
4713/16 4720/25 4723/13 4726/11
4759/16 4778/9 4832/13
UNDERHILL [1] 4670/9
underneath [7] 4686/3 4686/8 4686/14
4687/4 4688/23 4689/2 4701/2
understand [35] 4690/18 4690/19
4693/6 4694/10 4705/18 4706/1 4707/2
4708/10 4717/12 4721/10 4726/16
4814/22 4817/9 4817/16 4819/16

4819/19 4824/4 4824/7 4825/14
understand... [24] 4737/4 4738/6 4752/2 4829/10 4829/25 4830/15 4831/15
4760/17 4762/14 4764/8 4764/10
4832/21 4833/3 4835/2 4838/10
4768/12 4773/18 4774/21 4774/24
4838/23 4840/5 4840/6 4840/10
4775/14 4775/17 4780/8 4786/17
4842/10 4842/10 4845/11 4849/22
4805/13 4807/18 4828/9 4837/13
4850/11 4850/12 4850/14 4851/24
4839/10 4839/14 4854/25 4856/9
4853/2 4853/22 4861/7 4861/18
4877/7
4863/10 4864/8 4865/8 4865/12
understanding [12] 4690/22 4691/12
4865/17 4865/21 4866/13 4867/15
4691/19 4691/20 4691/23 4692/5
4868/6 4868/20 4868/22 4868/25
4693/3 4723/24 4828/3 4837/24
4869/1 4869/5 4869/16 4869/23 4870/3
4864/19 4881/23
4871/12 4871/21 4871/23 4872/24
understood [9] 4703/14 4711/14
4873/2 4873/8 4875/7 4876/6 4876/6
4756/16 4773/4 4803/25 4827/12
4876/11 4876/16 4879/5 4879/7
4829/20 4838/2 4840/12
4879/23 4880/13 4880/15
undertake [1] 4712/18
upon [2] 4763/1 4880/5
undertaken [2] 4711/24 4712/2
upper [1] 4804/8
unfortunately [1] 4748/14
ups [2] 4801/14 4806/5
unique [3] 4723/23 4811/15 4848/12
us [11] 4680/3 4720/22 4759/5 4793/9
unit [5] 4688/1 4691/2 4691/8 4691/9
4833/14 4847/3 4847/6 4855/10 4858/4
4806/20
4861/24 4872/2
UNITED [15] 4668/1 4668/10 4668/15
use [25] 4692/1 4724/8 4727/13
4670/8 4670/12 4670/18 4671/2
4736/16 4759/21 4759/23 4760/1
4694/11 4770/11 4803/10 4806/23
4760/11 4760/15 4760/16 4760/21
4806/25 4807/19 4846/2 4881/21
4768/7 4774/3 4780/19 4783/5 4785/10
units [2] 4679/1 4679/1
4786/9 4788/13 4789/2 4809/5 4809/19
unless [7] 4734/8 4795/12 4795/14
4821/21 4846/10 4848/23 4874/20
4812/11 4812/16 4828/24 4869/7
used [97] 4675/18 4676/2 4676/15
unlikely [3] 4842/16 4842/17 4842/18
4679/19 4681/8 4681/17 4689/17
unloaded [1] 4730/1
4709/25 4717/12 4726/15 4726/18
unloading [12] 4732/24 4733/3 4733/9
4726/25 4736/14 4737/13 4738/15
4733/12 4733/20 4743/17 4743/20
4755/8 4755/12 4755/20 4755/20
4743/21 4743/24 4744/5 4744/8
4755/21 4756/1 4760/3 4760/4 4760/13
4744/13
4760/20 4763/3 4763/20 4771/10
unloads [1] 4744/15
4771/18 4771/21 4772/2 4772/4
unpumpable [1] 4815/2
4773/21 4774/6 4774/16 4774/23
unsafe [2] 4705/18 4705/25
4775/11 4776/10 4776/11 4776/17
until [13] 4763/15 4763/16 4763/24
4777/18 4777/25 4778/1 4780/11
4775/15 4787/7 4796/4 4802/18
4780/25 4781/10 4781/22 4782/5
4804/11 4853/2 4853/22 4854/19
4782/8 4782/10 4782/15 4782/22
4869/25 4881/16
4783/3 4783/24 4784/1 4784/14
unusual [4] 4770/15 4842/23 4842/24
4784/16 4784/19 4785/8 4785/9
4843/1
4785/12 4786/12 4787/6 4787/10
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4668

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

IN RE: OIL SPILL BY THE OIL RIG

DAY 14, AFTERNOON SESSION

For the Plaintiffs:

Domengeaux Wright Roy

For the Plaintiffs:

Herman Herman & Katz, LLC

Cunningham Bounds, LLC

For the Plaintiffs:

Lewis Kullman Sterbcow & Abramson

For the Plaintiffs:

Breit Drescher Imprevento

For the Plaintiffs:

Leger & Shaw

For the Plaintiffs:

Williams Law Group, LLC

For the Plaintiffs:

Thornhill Law Firm

For the Plaintiffs:

deGravelles Palmintier Holthaus

Williamson & Rusnak

For the Plaintiffs:

Irpino Law Firm

For the United States

U.S. Department of Justice

For the United States

U.S. Department of Justice

For the United States

U.S. Department of Justice

U.S. Department of Justice

For the State of

Attorney General of Alabama

For the State of

Attorney General of Louisiana

For the State of

Kanner & Whiteley, LLC

For BP Exploration &

Liskow & Lewis, APLC

For BP Exploration &

Kirkland & Ellis, LLP

Covington & Burling, LLP

For Transocean Holdings

For Transocean Holdings

Sutherland Asbill & Brennan, LLP

For Transocean Holdings

Munger Tolles & Olson, LLP

For Transocean Holdings

Mahtook & Lafleur

For Transocean Holdings

Hughes Arrell Kinchen, LLP

For Cameron International

Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann, LLC

Beck Redden & Secrest, LLP

For Halliburton Energy

For Halliburton Energy:

For M-I, LLC:

Morgan Lewis & Bockius