this thing doesn t get any bigger, but it travels to the east and goes over florida somewhere as a 30 mile per hour rainmaker. what would that do? it would shift the wind direction like this, and take the oil and blow it into the middle of the gulf of mexico. allow it to sit there for a longer length of time. the more oil that stays out there, the more it turns into a tar ball. it s easier to pick up the tar balls than the liquid oil. i don t see a best case or worst case. we get what we get. my son says, don t pitch a fit. that s what you get today at least. the waves are increasing as the wind increases in the gulf? absolutely. the churning action, some hope will have a positive impact on the oil in terms breaking it up. in terms of bringing in the other containment vessel they ve had to hold off on that, and getting that hooked up, because you can t do that in huge waves? right, and the waves will also, as you think about them propagating along here, and the winds blowing in