> From the full quote it is clear what I said and what I meant by it. 
 Please
> do not quote me out of context.  No where in my post did I clame, contend
> or imply that redundent flotation was or is an IANTD standard (but 
perhaps
> it should be).

Ummm, perhaps I didn't make myself clear.  I was not in any way, what so 
ever, commenting on your ppO2 information.  I was _adding_ another possible 
standards violation.  I don't believe I quoted you out of context.  Maybe I 
did, because you didn't understand my context.  The portion I quoted, which 
was the context I was going for was that standards were violated, and 
commenting on such.  If you reread my message, you will see that I made 
absolutely no claims to the ppO2 issue.  You already established that.  I 
was commenting on _another_ issue?

Clearer?  I know I shouldn't be responding to email at 2am, but hey, why 
not?

> Also if memory serves me the standards and procedures manual has been
> updated TWICE since June 15, 1995.  Maybe only once.  But in either event
> it has been updated.  If you are an instructor you should be aware of 
that.
>  You should also have the current standards ( but we won't go there).

Actually, I wouldn't mind going there.  Tom hasn't responded to my recent 
emails trying to get information.  The version of the Standards I have is 
"dated" June 15, 1995, but with several extra pages added in.  I have 
noticed a 1996 copyright, but I haven't really been paying attention.

Andrew
andrew@ce*.co*.jp*


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