Published: September 20th, 2012 at 3:57 pm ET
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Title: 11:30 a.m. Slough-In Reported
Source: Assumption Parish Police Jury
Date: Sept 20, 2012
It has been reported to parish officials that there was a slough-in at the sinkhole site early this morning. Approximately 25’ of embankment on the east side (closer to Texas Brine’s office building) fell into the sinkhole. Several trees were lost during this slough-in.
Title: Another edge of Bayou Corne sinkhole caves in Thursday
Source: The Advocate
Date: Sept 20, 2012
The outer edge of a sinkhole in Assumption Parish has caved in for a second time in three days, parish officials said Thursday.A 25-foot-long section of embankment fell in Thursday morning after a 200-foot-long section had fallen in Tuesday evening, parish officials said in blog posts this week.
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The latest collapse, or slough in, happened on the east side of the sinkhole. Several trees were lost in the collapse, which went out about 40 feet from the edge and took in about 1,000 square feet of earth, parish officials said.
The collapse on Tuesday happened on the southwest corner of the sinkhole near a pipeline corridor and pulled down 4,000 square feet of earth, parish officials said.
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Published: September 20th, 2012 at 3:57 pm ET
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TMI in automatic shutdown because of coolant pump failure just now…ancient plants, hot cores = disaster.
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PS Sorry for the OT, but TMI is just a death factory about to make another delivery…
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Thanks I live very close to TMI and will monitor.
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Godspeed, MSB. I'd say move away but these damn things are everywhere anyway….
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This is the second time in 2 months that TMI has had an automatic shutdown. They think it is the coolant pump and residents heard a loud bang which they claim was steam which of course is not harmful to the public. Yeah right, that's what they said when the core was melting many moons ago. This plant is so… old and should be shut down along with all nuclear plants. As far as relocating I live within 100 miles of five nuclear power plants and would not know where to evacuate. I did just check the air and it is the usual 50 CPM. NO NUKES
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There is a methane mega disaster coming to many Gulf States soon! The sinkhole is just the beginning.
http://prophecies.org/DOCS/Book%2012/Chapter92.htm
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This sinkhole is very close to River Bend Nuclear Power Plant about 35 miles away. What a mess I hope they are making plans for the public and not feeding them the same old BS line that everything is safe and no cause for concern. It sounds like this is 'sloughing' out of control. How can they even try to fix this with no risk to the workers.
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O need to know how to add a picture I took a snap shot of a couple earthquake data pages off gee and wanted to post them in here at to activity close to Bayou Corne
Mark
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Mark we are not able to add pictures or video any longer. Instead sign up for a free image hosting site. Free registration & very easy to upload to. Then you get the direct link to the image by copying it, then post that link here.
I use http://photobucket.com/
Another site is https://secure.flickr.com/photos/tags/flicker/
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Here is a GEE Earthquake shot from this afternoon hope you all can see it
Mark
http://s1071.photobucket.com/albums/u512/MARKWW02/?action=view¤t=Ashampoo_Snap_20120920_15h39m01s_001_GEE_zpse7ff9efd.jpg
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Thanks markww it I can see it just fine and I hope you are safe. Take good care of you and thanks again.
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Yes I can see it Mark, thanks.
Just remember to decide which images you want public & those to keep private. I set mine up to have private albums & public albums. I found that was the easiest way to keep track in photobucket. Also keep in mind that you can use a few free sites, if there are images you want to be sure you have backups of. Another thing I do is have a few free e-mail addresses that I use just for storage. With external drives & free e-mail sites & free image sites, I have enough backups now.
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Some more of the earthquake graphs..
http://folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu/heli_temp/LA01_BHZ_GS_00.2012092012.gif
http://folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu/heli_temp/LA01_BHZ_GS_00.2012092000.gif
and one of the HWY 70 monitors..bet they felt that..
http://folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu/heli_temp/LA03_BHZ_GS_00.2012091912.gif
main page if you want to see more, graphs for every 12 hours from a number of seismic monitors..
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Thank you Cataclysmic~!~
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How large can this witches brew of a sinkhole get, and what is in it's path?
What is spewing from this? Are the people who are downwind from this still evacuated?
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Well its miles across a sonar shot from space would have solved the issue showing collapse and lean and the actual size of this dome it could be 50 miles in diameter or more
Mark
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