Football team trapped in Thai cave complex

[FW]

here was a very informative and detailed account of the entire situation... about an hour long. good video...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-esjQLvsgTs

I am pretty sure that is the same program as the one a few pages back.

[IowaCaveDiver]

I am pretty sure that is the same program as the one a few pages back.

Crap...I missed that one

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[Michael F]

Crap...I missed that one

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I am pretty sure that is the same program as the one a few pages back.

Except youtube is much easier to download and watch later. Especially helpful if your highspeed is wireless like mine and I can download elsewhere. One of the joys of country living is more bandwidth costs much more $.

Thanks Matt

[Jack Hammer]

Wow! I just finished watching Out Of The Dark, great documentary!

[mdax]

[FW]

[FW]

New interview with the British rescue divers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdgBkko1js4

Interview with the mother of one of the British divers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdgBkko1js4

Interview with Rick Stanton.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnXwvyZhm24

[oceancurrent]

Good interview. They should consider publishing a book. Thank you for sharing

[emp727]

I saw something, and felt it was something to share. This is the first I?ve seen regarding the sedation utilized for the rescue. I know most of you do not have a medical backround but it will let you appreciate the gravity of the accomplishment as seen by individuals who know nothing about cave diving.

[bigdave]

I saw something, and felt it was something to share. This is the first I?ve seen regarding the sedation utilized for the rescue. I know most of you do not have a medical backround but it will let you appreciate the gravity of the accomplishment as seen by individuals who know nothing about cave diving.

Twitter. They didn't use PEEP masks, they used Ocean Reef full face scuba masks.

http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/...711-story.html

Not sure why folks on twitter feel the need to second guess Dr. Harris.

From an ABC (US) article:

"It's routinely given so that people are asleep, presumably pain-free, without anxiety," Dr. Paul Auerbach, emergency medicine expert and Stanford University professor, told 20/20. "It has a wonderful safety profile. Ketamine is an excellent drug for children."

edit: You joined in 2008 and this is your first post - congrats!