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Originally posted by happykat39
“I think this was expected,” Boudreaux said, “because the scientists have estimated that the hole will grow. It was just reported because it did grow.”
Sonny Cranch, a spokesman for Texas Brine, agreed with Boudreaux’s assessment that Tuesday’s slough was expected, calling it “part of the process of the sinkhole stabilizing.”
Originally posted by Honor93
just a curious question for some of the youngin's reading along.
now that DOW is involved, guess which WWII scientists founded DOW ??
Operation Paperclip ring a bell for anyone ?
if not, you might wanna read up.
I know the IG farben chemical company has a confusing but who's who past. It all gets real confusing to me.
employed the Nazi scientist known as “the Devil’s Chemist”, found guilty of “enslavement” and “mass murder” at Nuremberg for his role in the Buna factory at Auschwitz
Hey you surfaced! Mardi Gras must be wrapped up.
Originally posted by CajunBoy
Storms? What storms? Lol the thing just missed me. I had a few rain showers here and there, not spectacular.
Many residents are Fuming because the meetings are happening further and further apart. They have lots of questions to ask but no meeting to ask them in.
Otto Ambros
Ambros was arrested by the US Army in 1946. He had tested poisons and chemicals on concentration camp inmates, and had overseen the IG Buna Werke rubber plant at Auschwitz. At Nuremberg in 1948 he was sentenced to eight years confinement, and was ultimately released from Landsberg Prison early in 1952.
Release from prison
After his release he became an advisor to chemical companies such as J. Peter Grace, Dow Chemical, as well as the U.S. Army Chemical Corps, and Konrad Adenauer.[1][2]
and where did Frisch and Peierls end up ??
neihs / source
Two Nazi refugee scientists, Frisch and R.E. Peierls, warn the U.S. about Germany's nuclear weapons program. Albert Einstein writes a letter to Pres. Truman warning him about the Nazi threat.
oh yeah, this one ... concerns the Plaquemine facility and this guy was prosecuted in Baton Rouge.
Dow scientist convicted
A former Dow Chemical Company scientist has been sentenced to five years in prison for selling trade secrets to Chinese companies, the US Justice Department announced Friday.
since you didn't provide a link, i'm gonna guess this is in reference to Ambros but is it ?
Originally posted by AuntB
reply to post by Honor93
Are you referring to this?I know the IG farben chemical company has a confusing but who's who past. It all gets real confusing to me.
employed the Nazi scientist known as “the Devil’s Chemist”, found guilty of “enslavement” and “mass murder” at Nuremberg for his role in the Buna factory at Auschwitz
guess which WWII scientists founded DOW ??
yes, it was.
Your statement was specific.
Originally posted by Honor93
reply to post by happykat39
yes, it was.
Your statement was specific.
tis a shame your question wasn't.
yes, i made a typo in the statement.
far be it from you to point that out
(don't suppose you noticed the timestamp?)
to be correct rather corrected ... it should have read ... guess which WWII scientists are found at DOW ??
[although it was being edited to read "migrated" but i didn't finish before hitting 'post']
you are the one who questioned India so i shared a link.
look, i suggested following up on Operation Paperclip ... what does the rest of your comment have to do with the direction of mine ?
hmmmm, and a personal attack, aren't you special ?
i wonder, do you verbally assault your elders on a regular basis ?
so, which participants of the Paperclip Operation that you so conveniently tossed aside, have contributed input at Dow ???
ah nevermind, a conversation doesn't seem to be on your self-righteous radar, does it ?
Boudreaux said he hadn't measured the sinkhole, but it possibly could cover as many as 9 acres after the 75-foot-by-100-foot parcel of land crumbled and fell into the slurry hole on Tuesday.
The most recent sloughing event, the first to happen in several weeks, officials said, also pulled several trees down into the sinkhole.
“That’s been typical of the occurrence of these slough-ins,” Cranch said. “As the sands and earthen material is exposed, it becomes supersaturated, especially with the rains on top and the moisture that’s able to permeate the areas beneath the root structure of the trees. It’s kind of a load-bearing section, and the weight of the trees allows for a slough-in.”
February 16, 2013 - UNITED STATES - “The old sinkhole she ain’t what she used to be…..” It’s not looking any better, folks. We grabbed the first day of sunshine in weeks around here and flew out to have another look, since the news reported that yesterday another 5000-square-foot chunk had caved in. We couldn’t tell exactly where that had happened, from the air. But we did see quite a bit more rainbow sheen at the northeast corner of the sinkhole than we have noticed there before. - On Wings of Care.