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Monday, 30 August 2010  image for This Time Hurricane Sends
Titanic Researchers Away  The crew out to film the Titanic at
the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean had to scramble this past week
but it wasn't over an iceberg, but a hurricane.  After some
great photography was completed, that will continue once
Hurricane Danielle stops sending out forty-foot waves, the crew
decided to go ashore and wait it out.  Jean Charcot has been
told he made the right decision by the experts.  "I didn't want
to be as stubborn as the Titanic's original crew who thought the
ship was practically unsinkable", stated Charcot.  "The twin
Autonomous Underwater Vehicles "Mary Ann" and "Ginger" used
sonar to map a huge area for the crew. This reporter, Tooter
Day, could not get close enough to a member of the crew to ask
them why they gave them those two names. Some mythology no
doubt."  "Once Danielle goes on her merry way, they will get
back to work and we should see the results s