Don't make ASSUMPTIONS; try to Understand.

They will be hoofing it? Hiking? On foot?

Like refugees?

Suggest a re-pin for upcoming info.

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Here is Sheriff's video of what is happening at the lock.. Anyone else hear the low rumbling sound that could be a whole ton of water eating away at various underground salt caverns? Look at the composition of the soil on the banks too. Either way it's very ominous.

Oops. Sorry. I assumed I was on the correct thread. :)

Meant to post that on the other thread.

Where's the water that's going into that whirlpool going?

According to our cryptic friend(s), it's all connected. So no accident.

I wondered that too.

Good question.

Did anyone else hear the low roaring sound toward the end where they are surveying the part of the berm that is being eaten away? Did it sound like it was coming from under the ground or am I just being highly-suggestible?

Well I do not really want to assume any of this has to do with methane and the brine/gas interface.

Let me go get my ear phones.

Nah it's the geology of the area but because those caverns have been mined they are weaker then they should be.

Make sense with the Cap letters.

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Getting real folks. I checked Cartoon Network, and it seems that Deputy Dawg isn't being aired anymore. Shame - it was such a great show. If you've ever connected to TV characters you sometimes develop affection, deep affection, for those characters, AS IF THEY WERE LIKE FAMILY.

Nevertheless here in East Texas it's been hot, very hot. It's getting hotter. And it sounds like my own AC is going out. Which isn't good since the administration passed rules that make the old-style coolant hard and harder to come by.

Oh well, here's hoping I don't lose my AC this weekend. It's so hard to get work done on a holiday weekend.

If I do at least you guys will know about it.

Interesting how the sound does get louder when he turns from the vorticity toward the eroded land. Underground echo bouncing off cavernous area? Water would muffle the sound?

that sounded REAL BAD

FEMA staff are on the ground in Louisiana and Mississippi.
No map needed?

I will try to figure out how to pin with my karma. I've never done that before, but I'll figure it out.

Yes. The geology of gas rich areas is well studied...."capillarity-controlled displacements (of brine by gas, and of gas by brine), formation of hydrate (at the brine/gas interface), and fracturing (induced by pore pressure in the gas phase).” But then again that was from a piece out of Austin for the Center for the Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering regarding Methane Hydrate Project Information.

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the Capital letters in the first sentence spell FEMA

Definatly about FEMA camps......but WHAT???? is there one there? underground? hidden?

with all thats going on a few thousand extra ppl "missing" and in a fema camp wont b noticed. LOST IN THE WOODS

1) The Deputy Dawg Show was about a deputy sheriff in the Mississipi bayous and his trials and tribulations keeping the peace.

2)FEMA staff are on the ground in Louisiana and Mississippi


3)East Texas is more closely associated with the Coastal Bend along the Gulf of Mexico;

or East Texas as the region between Interstate 45 as the western border linking Dallas and Houston, the Louisiana border

???

How do you pin it with your good karma? I clicked the green pin button, but it doesn't seem to have worked.

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After looking into the situation herself, Brister determined the resident had reason to be concerned and she immediately mobilized emergency personnel to the location and began working on a solution.

A valve was opened and immediately the water level began to drop and the canal stabilized.

However, 30 minutes later St. Tammany Parish was contacted by an employee in the Vicksburg, Miss. office for the Army Corps of Engineers, the entity that owns the locks, and was told to replace the valve because removing it may cause damage to the locks themselves.

Brister said the valve was replaced and the water level immediately increased.

Brister was then able to contact Brigadier General John W. Peabody with the Army Corps of Engineers, who gave her written permission to remove the valve.

It is believed the situation has now stabilized and is no longer a threat. However, until that can be guaranteed, Brister is asking all residents who evacuated to stay evacuated until the evacuation order it rescinded.

??

how many evacuations does it take to evac an entire state??

Is that what the whirlpool thing is, the valve? I don't know doesn't sound right.

tick tick tick tick...... 1

oops did I do that

I really do hope you and op and author of the other thread are very wrong, please be role playing. Love and prayers to all.

Deputy Dawg is the OP. This fellow who has been passing along messages from OP is OPs cousin. He is saying OP can't send any more messages.

He intimates that the bosses are turning up the heat. Making it harder to get the word out and that this fellow, OPs cousin, might not be able to post information here either, as an AC.

THANKS CUZZ!!!!