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Hurricane Season
Hurricane Season will be fast upon us, is everyone set up to monitor the action
this year? dxAce Michigan USA |
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I'll be monitoring CNN, watching that crackhead mayor and retarded Governor
staring blankly into the camera. Maybe will keep WWL-AM in tune from time to time. "dxAce" wrote in message ... Hurricane Season will be fast upon us, is everyone set up to monitor the action this year? dxAce Michigan USA |
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IonSpot wrote: I'll be monitoring CNN, watching that crackhead mayor and retarded Governor staring blankly into the camera. It's gonna be fun! dxAce Michigan USA |
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On Sun, 14 May 2006 17:13:42 GMT, "IonSpot" wrote:
I'll be monitoring CNN, watching that crackhead mayor and retarded Governor staring blankly into the camera. http://www.bluechipreview.com/BUSH_GUITAR_PIE.jpg |
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dxAce wrote:
Hurricane Season will be fast upon us, is everyone set up to monitor the action this year? dxAce Michigan USA We'll be ready at Kennedy Space Center. We've are completing the installation of an H.F. communication tranciever, VHF and UHF amatuer radio transcievers, and a couple of satellite phones in the Emergency Operations Center. The last few years have been doosies regarding storm damage around here. Of course, we'll have to extensively (ahem) check out the amatuer gear before we declare it "funtional". John KE0GG |
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All I have to do is click on a local Jackson Radio tv station for full
time bad weather updates,every second of the day or night.If one of them weather dudes says,You need to take cover NOW!,,, I am going to grab my doggy by the cuff of her neck and she and I will get in one of my hall closets.Damn the Torpedos,,, Full Steam Ahead cuhulin |
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Hmmmm,,,, what was that I read somewhere on the internet this morning or
late last night,about one of them other kennedys? I went to the foodstore yesterday for Beer and grub.Now I am halfway drunk and I done forgot. cuhulin |
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Cingular Wireless Prepared for 2006 Hurricane Season Along Texas Gulf Coast
May 8,2006 Cingular has a rigorous hurricane and emergency preparedness program in place and conducts ongoing readiness drills throughout the year to ensure network facilities and personnel are ready to go at a moment's notice. "We hope fewer storms will come ashore this year, but our employees have dedicated themselves year-round to ensuring we are prepared," said Andy Shibley, Cingular's vice president and general manager for South Texas. Cingular monitors and maintains the network 24/7. This monitoring system allows Cingular to assess any emergency situation within minutes. Cingular cell sites located in hurricane-prone areas like Houston, Southeast Texas and along the Texas Gulf Coast, are equipped with permanent or portable generators in the event of power outages, which are prevalent during storms. Additionally, Cingular backs up its cell sites with batteries to prevent outages related to power interruptions lasting less than eight hours. Cingular also has more than 50 Cells on Wheels, called "COWs," which are self-contained mobile cell sites that can be towed or driven into an area to provide extra call capacity or to restore communications following a disaster. The company's "COLTs," or Cells on Light Trucks, are smaller than COWs and can be driven where a mobile cell site is needed and include two masts for microwave antennas. Cingular also offers tips to help consumers understand what to expect when they use their cell phones or other wireless devices during an emergency and what they can do to prepare. The most important recommendation that can help customers reach friends and loved ones during a storm is the use of text messaging. "We saw text messaging become an extremely useful tool in the Gulf Coast region during and after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita," Shibley said. "Text messaging is a reliable way to reach family and friends during severe weather and keeps voice channels open for access to first responders on the ground in storm-affected areas." Text messages will often go through quicker than voice calls during an emergency situation. More than 95 percent of Cingular phones sold today are text message capable. Depending on your call plan, additional charges may apply. Cingular also encourages consumers to do the following in advance of a storm: - Program all of your emergency contact numbers into your cell phone, including the police department, fire station and hospital, as well as your family members. - Have a family communications plan in place. Designate someone out of the area as a central contact, and make certain all family members know who to contact if they become separated. - Keep your wireless phone batteries charged at all times. Have an alternate plan to recharge your battery in case of power outages (i.e. charging via your car charger, extra cell phone batteries, use of a disposable cell phone battery). - Keep your wireless phone dry. The biggest threat to your device during a hurricane is water, so keep your equipment safe from the elements. - Forward your home number to your wireless number in the event of an evacuation. Since call forwarding is based out of the telephone central office, you will get incoming calls from your landline phone, even if your local telephone service is disrupted at your home. In the unlikely event the central office is isolated, call forwarding may not work. The following information will help customers stay in touch and maximize their wireless service during and after the storm: - Keep non-emergency calls to a minimum. Chances are that if there is severe weather, many people will be attempting to place wireless calls to loved ones, friends and business associates. If the landline phones are not working, this probability increases. - Wait 10 seconds before redialing a call. On many wireless phones, to redial a number you simply push "send" after you've ended a call to redial the previous number. If you do this too quickly, the data from the phone to the cell site does not have enough time to clear and may contribute to network congestion. - Use your wireless phone to access weather and news updates. Many homes lose power during severe weather. If you have a wireless phone that provides access to the Internet, you can watch the latest weather and news report. - Use your camera phone to snap, store and send photos of damaged property to your insurance company. Cingular will provide updated information about its hurricane preparation at its dedicated website: http://www.cingularhurricaneupdates.com. High resolution photos are also available for download on the site. About Cingular Wireless Source: Cingular Wireless http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060508/clm048.html?.v=45 |
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Mike Terry wrote: Cingular Wireless Prepared for 2006 Hurricane Season Along Texas Gulf Coast May 8,2006 Cingular has a rigorous hurricane and emergency preparedness program in place and conducts ongoing readiness drills throughout the year to ensure network facilities and personnel are ready to go at a moment's notice. "We hope fewer storms will come ashore this year, but our employees have dedicated themselves year-round to ensuring we are prepared," said Andy Shibley, Cingular's vice president and general manager for South Texas. Cingular monitors and maintains the network 24/7. This monitoring system allows Cingular to assess any emergency situation within minutes. Cingular cell sites located in hurricane-prone areas like Houston, Southeast Texas and along the Texas Gulf Coast, are equipped with permanent or portable generators in the event of power outages, which are prevalent during storms. Additionally, Cingular backs up its cell sites with batteries to prevent outages related to power interruptions lasting less than eight hours. Cingular also has more than 50 Cells on Wheels, called "COWs," which are self-contained mobile cell sites that can be towed or driven into an area to provide extra call capacity or to restore communications following a disaster. The company's "COLTs," or Cells on Light Trucks, are smaller than COWs and can be driven where a mobile cell site is needed and include two masts for microwave antennas. Cingular also offers tips to help consumers understand what to expect when they use their cell phones or other wireless devices during an emergency and what they can do to prepare. The most important recommendation that can help customers reach friends and loved ones during a storm is the use of text messaging. "We saw text messaging become an extremely useful tool in the Gulf Coast region during and after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita," Shibley said. "Text messaging is a reliable way to reach family and friends during severe weather and keeps voice channels open for access to first responders on the ground in storm-affected areas." Text messages will often go through quicker than voice calls during an emergency situation. More than 95 percent of Cingular phones sold today are text message capable. Depending on your call plan, additional charges may apply. Cingular also encourages consumers to do the following in advance of a storm: - Program all of your emergency contact numbers into your cell phone, including the police department, fire station and hospital, as well as your family members. - Have a family communications plan in place. Designate someone out of the area as a central contact, and make certain all family members know who to contact if they become separated. - Keep your wireless phone batteries charged at all times. Have an alternate plan to recharge your battery in case of power outages (i.e. charging via your car charger, extra cell phone batteries, use of a disposable cell phone battery). - Keep your wireless phone dry. The biggest threat to your device during a hurricane is water, so keep your equipment safe from the elements. - Forward your home number to your wireless number in the event of an evacuation. Since call forwarding is based out of the telephone central office, you will get incoming calls from your landline phone, even if your local telephone service is disrupted at your home. In the unlikely event the central office is isolated, call forwarding may not work. The following information will help customers stay in touch and maximize their wireless service during and after the storm: - Keep non-emergency calls to a minimum. Chances are that if there is severe weather, many people will be attempting to place wireless calls to loved ones, friends and business associates. If the landline phones are not working, this probability increases. - Wait 10 seconds before redialing a call. On many wireless phones, to redial a number you simply push "send" after you've ended a call to redial the previous number. If you do this too quickly, the data from the phone to the cell site does not have enough time to clear and may contribute to network congestion. - Use your wireless phone to access weather and news updates. Many homes lose power during severe weather. If you have a wireless phone that provides access to the Internet, you can watch the latest weather and news report. - Use your camera phone to snap, store and send photos of damaged property to your insurance company. Cingular will provide updated information about its hurricane preparation at its dedicated website: http://www.cingularhurricaneupdates.com. High resolution photos are also available for download on the site. About Cingular Wireless Source: Cingular Wireless http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060508/clm048.html?.v=45 And this has a shortwave radio component? dxAce Michigan USA |
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"dxAce" wrote in message ... And this has a shortwave radio component? dxAce Michigan USA "other wireless devices " |
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Mike Terry wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... And this has a shortwave radio component? "other wireless devices " That doesn't answer my question! dxAce Michigan USA |
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On Sun, 14 May 2006 14:47:57 -0500, "Brian Hill" wrote:
"David" wrote in message As we all know, Rednecks invented tropical cyclones. Dave, Your such a hateful person. Tell us Dave, just why you hate the white rural working class and poor white folks? What a bigoted racist woman hater. Dude you certainly have some serious issues. Get some help!!! BH Les used a perjorative term for a resident of a foreign country and pointed out he was from Mississippi, I must assume he is Redneck. You are the one who decided that being a Redneck is something to be ashamed of. I think you're projecting, Sigmund. |
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"David" wrote in message ... On Sun, 14 May 2006 14:47:57 -0500, "Brian Hill" wrote: "David" wrote in message As we all know, Rednecks invented tropical cyclones. Dave, Your such a hateful person. Tell us Dave, just why you hate the white rural working class and poor white folks? What a bigoted racist woman hater. Dude you certainly have some serious issues. Get some help!!! BH Les used a perjorative term for a resident of a foreign country and pointed out he was from Mississippi, I must assume he is Redneck. You are the one who decided that being a Redneck is something to be ashamed of. I think you're projecting, Sigmund. Sure Dave. Whatever you say. BH |
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IonSpot wrote:
I'll be monitoring CNN, watching that crackhead mayor and retarded Governor staring blankly into the camera. Maybe will keep WWL-AM in tune from time to time. "dxAce" wrote in message ... Hurricane Season will be fast upon us, is everyone set up to monitor the action this year? dxAce Michigan USA Meanwhile your hero sits on his Tush and does a flyover to check out the damage. But like most of the bureaucrats in DC, only their little world matters while the rest of America is flyover country to be avoided by the elites on the east and west coasts. |
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Yeahhhh,,, well, the weather is the weather and them two divorced
wimmins next door never tell me anything.About a week ago,the brunette 30 year old divorced woman was standing with one foot (her left foot) on top of their roll around dish washer in their kitchen and her other foot on the kitchen counter top.She was trying to get one of those kitchen cabinet door hinges off of there.(because they are redoing their kitchen) The dish washer tried to tip over and she fell down and busted her knee.(she said she heard it pop) I didn't know whether she is over there this weekend or not,I have been going over there every few hours.So,about half an hour ago,I phoned the 37 year old divorced blonde woman.She is at Natchez State Park this weekend,fishing.She said that other woman is staying with her boyfriend this weekend.wimmin! cuhulin |
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David wrote: On Sun, 14 May 2006 14:47:57 -0500, "Brian Hill" wrote: "David" wrote in message As we all know, Rednecks invented tropical cyclones. Dave, Your such a hateful person. Tell us Dave, just why you hate the white rural working class and poor white folks? What a bigoted racist woman hater. Dude you certainly have some serious issues. Get some help!!! BH Les used a perjorative term for a resident of a foreign country and pointed out he was from Mississippi, I must assume he is Redneck. You are the one who decided that being a Redneck is something to be ashamed of. I think you're projecting, Sigmund. If you think that Limey is a perjorative term, fine with me. I don't need some dork in the UK telling me how to pepare for a hurricane, so far I have survived all that have struck my house which was built in 1968. I lost a few shingles and a tree. But, I'm smart enough to live on high ground in a sheltered area away from the waterfront areas. Many weren't and paid dearly. I might live on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, but was born and raised in Duluth, Minnesota. I moved here to take a job with the Federal Government and have since retired. Redneck?? Yeah right, retard! Seek help David, you certainly could use someone with knowledge of mental problems to see if your meds could be adjusted. Les |
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dxAce wrote: Hurricane Season will be fast upon us, is everyone set up to monitor the action this year? Disney News (ABC) had a segment, Sunday, with a talking head predicting that it will hit the East Coast and New England this year. Seems that there's a big stretch of warmer than usual water off the coast. When was the last big hurricane that hit DC? Mark Zenier Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com) |
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Les isn't originaly from Mississippi.He is from O H 10,or somewhere
around there.Which is A OK in my book. cuhulin |
Hurricane Season in glendale west virginia? NOOOOOOOO!!!
On Mon, 15 May 2006 16:44:57 -0400, Roger Wiseman wrote: My daddy was a faggot he taught me how to dress up. Wiseman isn't a faggot, fool. But if he was, I'd still count him among the good folk. |
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Most people dont understand the so-called term/name,redneck.As regards
human rednecks,they were the old Southern democrat party and they used to wear red hankerchiefs around their d..n necks.I am NOT a redneck. cuhulin |
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Minnesota is A OK.I have traveled across Minnesota before on a Greyhound
bus in 1956.I remember when our bus stopped at a traffic light on Nicolette or Hennepin that night in Minneapolis at about 9:00 PM and a lot of people (it was in the middle of December,1956) were standing in line out on the street,waiting to get in a movie theater. cuhulin |
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Les Locklear wrote: On Mon, 15 May 2006 16:44:57 -0400, Roger Wiseman wrote: My daddy was a faggot he taught me how to dress up. Wiseman isn't a faggot, fool. But if he was, I'd still count him among the good folk. good folks don't go aroudn calling people child molestors I don't know orcare what wisemen sexauleintation is I just wish ihed get out of other people busness |
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On 15 May 2006 14:20:17 -0700, an_old_friend wrote: Les Locklear wrote: On Mon, 15 May 2006 16:44:57 -0400, Roger Wiseman wrote: My daddy was a faggot he taught me how to dress up. Wiseman isn't a faggot, fool. But if he was, I'd still count him among the good folk. good folks don't go aroudn calling people child molestors I don't know orcare what wisemen sexauleintation is I just wish ihed get out of other people busness Then stop provoking Wiseman, dumbass. |
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Les Locklear wrote: On Mon, 15 May 2006 16:44:57 -0400, Roger Wiseman wrote: My daddy was a faggot he taught me how to dress up. Wiseman isn't a faggot, fool. But if he was, I'd still count him among the good folk. Another **** poor impostering by somebody who doesn't even belong to the human race. You might want to check the difference in the e-mail address......retard. Les |
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On 15 May 2006 15:07:30 -0700, an_old_friend wrote: wrote: On 15 May 2006 14:20:17 -0700, an_old_friend wrote: good folks don't go aroudn calling people child molestors I don't know orcare what wisemen sexauleintation is I just wish ihed get out of other people busness Then stop provoking Wiseman, dumbass. I don't do anything a reasonable person would calling provoking him I just refse refuse to let him conitue his thrash atohn un chalahnged Just ignore him and don't give him any lip, dumbass. If you quit replying and provoking him, he would quickly drop the whole thing. There is no "challenged" question at all. You are using that as an excuse for yourself. |
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ass****ed by an_old_friend wrote: wrote: On 15 May 2006 14:20:17 -0700, an_old_friend wrote: good folks don't go aroudn calling people child molestors I don't know Truer words were never spoken, Markie, you know nothing! BTW you are a child molester, Markie. Tell us all about how you like those beer enemas. Then stop provoking Wiseman, dumbass. Poor Markie is owned like little Llard Davies. I don't do anything No, you just dance right on cue, bitch boy! |
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Lloyd Davies wrote: My daddy was a faggot he taught me how to dress up. He also taught you how to give a blowjob, huh, Lloydie! |
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The real rednecks are up North and they think Southerners are
rednecks.How easily they are fooled. cuhulin |
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David wrote:
Like Bob Dylan ain't a hillbilly... Used to be..'til some vandals took his handle... mikey khan and his brother Don... |
Retarded Mark Morgan always gets it wrong!
an old freid to some a nightmare to steve wrote: wrote: wrote: Les Locklear wrote: Smells like Lloyd Davies impostering you! well you are stealing my name wismen Wrong again, Markie, you putz. |
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assraped by an_old_friend wrote: wrote: On 15 May 2006 15:07:30 -0700, an_old_friend wrote: wrote: On 15 May 2006 14:20:17 -0700, an_old_friend wrote: good folks don't go aroudn calling people child molestors I don't know orcare what wisemen sexauleintation is I just wish ihed get out of other people busness Then stop provoking Wiseman, dumbass. I don't do anything a reasonable person would calling provoking him I just refse refuse to let him conitue his thrash atohn un chalahnged Just ignore him and don't give him any lip, dumbass. doesn not work or did not work for 6 months Markie admits he hasn't worked for at least 6 months. If you quit replying and provoking him, he would quickly drop the whole thing. no he has been at for a year rain or shine And according to the Google archives, you've been at it for years and years, dumbass. still no good person goes around calling folks child molestors But you are a child molester, Markie. There is no "challenged" question at all. You are using that as an excuse for yourself. I left him for 6 month and he pokept posting his **** at least this way I don't see mcuh of as goolge anily lets you see the last post Wrong, markie, you've been spamming for at least 6 months. defedning oneself is not provoking someone, if the jews had defended themselves against eh NAZI's a lot moe of them would be alive You stupid ****, you think replying with "get help" is a good defense? BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! What a moron. |
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wrote: t-bagged by an old friend wrote: wrote: assraped by an_old_friend wrote: wrote: On 15 May 2006 15:07:30 -0700, an_old_friend wrote: still no good person goes around calling folks child molestors But you are a child molester, Markie. get Get a remedial English class for your obvious disbility. get help nothing wrong with that statement |
Retard markie spams another day!
an old freid to some a nightmare to steve wrote: wrote: t-bagged by an old friend wrote: wrote: assraped by an_old_friend wrote: wrote: On 15 May 2006 15:07:30 -0700, an_old_friend wrote: still no good person goes around calling folks child molestors But you are a child molester, Markie. get Get a remedial English class for your obvious disbility. nothing wrong with that statement Oh, so you admit you need remedial English, you stupid son of a bitch! |
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