text: Great post. This thread has been quite entertaining. IMO, IF Evgeni wants ... and is in top competitive form ... to compete in Sochi, the ISU will be more than "ready to consider restoration the amateur status" and will fall all over themselves to "take exceptional decision about restoration." The ISU aren't complete fools, are they? A FULLY COMPETITIVE Plushenko in Sochi would mean nothing but huge $$$$$$$$ in so many ways. Nope, they are not that foolish. Personally, I have serious doubts as to whether Plush can be competitive at the grand old age of 31 .. but, then, again, I (to my great shame) doubted that he'd be able to come back for Vancouver. Sorry, Plush. I don't think Plush has an inkling of interest in competing in the intervening seasons; but, IF he's ready and able to compete in Sochi, oh yeah, he'll be there.


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Description: Two-piece daytime skirt suit of Mexican homespun cotton consisting of: A) Jacket. Body of jacket is purple, long sleeves and collarless yoke of green, with a narrow band of rose inserted below yoke in front. Jacket has padded shoulders and is slightly fitted, and closes with hooks and eyes in front. Small string tie at waist. Fully lined in purple silk. Designer label inside: "Adrian / Original" B) Skirt. Skirt is purple, below knee-length, of slim design flaring slightly. Was altered to lengthen, and then restored to original length. Side zipper closure, and waistband has snap and two hook-and-eye closures. No Labels. A hat was made to go with the suit by Henry's, Dallas, accession number 1967.002.003
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Although Eddie Money's live shows see far more action than his videos on MTV these days -- he fondly recalls being on the air back in the day -- seemingly around the clock. It was the release of 1982's No Control, which spawned the hits "Shakin'" and "Think I'm In Love," both of which became staples on MTV and favorites of the video generation.
Money told us that he's amazed at how economical the filming of the promo clips were back then: "Well, when I look back at those videos, I mean, everybody in those videos, we look -- the way they shot 'em and (laughs) everybody had the same haircut and skinny ties (laughs)! My videos, nobody else was putting videos out, so I was, like, the crown jewel of MTV. I don't know how much money they spend on videos these days, a million, two million dollars. . . We did two videos -- we did 'I Think I'm In Love' and 'Shakin'' for $88,000 -- for both of 'em. That was cheap."
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Bonobos (Pan paniscus) became my major research interest as they had challenged the traditional concepts of human evolution. Their most striking peculiarities with respect to biological paradigms and in comparison to their sister species, the chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes), were seen in their:
- social organisation, with cooperation and bonding among females despite exogamy and thus a low degree of relatedness, and lack of cooperation among males despite male philopatry;
- remarkable mating behaviour, with a broad spectrum of sexual interactions including social sex;
- moderate aggression, with particular focus on males, and the resulting social structure with females
(co-)dominating males despite sexual dimorphism biased toward males;
- moderate to absent hunting, but sharing of fruit; and
- lack of material culture.
When I started to study bonobos at Lomako in 1990, my goal was to investigate the adaptive significance of their social behaviour within the ecological context of their natural environment. Part of this work resulted in my PhD (1995).
For my post-doctoral work (1996-1998), I started a study of the overlap in the use of plant resources by humans and apes. Despite the large proportion of human food deriving from slash and burn agriculture, forest resources also made important contributions to the day-to-day living of the riverine human population, and the overlap of plant species used by both humans and bonobos was notable. These studies were interrupted in 1998 by the second Congo war.
These projects conducted at Lomako were funded by the Max-Planck-Society (Forschungsstelle für Humanethologie, Erling & Max-Planck-Institute for Behavioural Physiology, Seewiesen), Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), and the Miami-University Oxford, Ohio.
I continued field-research at LuiKotale in 2002, the new site Gottfried Hohmann and I had initiated to continue our investigations on bonobo behavioral ecology. Here, my proximate interest was to identi-, quanti- and qualify the flora of our new site with respect to its historic, current and potential future anthropogenic use. My ultimate goal was to identify socio-cultural and economic aspects of biodiversity to better conserve endangered refuges of local and global significance. This project, "The Cuvette Centrale as a reservoir of medicinal plants", was conducted under the umbrella of the program "Biodiversity and Global Change (BIOLOG)", seeking to implement the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) with its three major objectives: 1) conservation of biological diversity, 2) sustainable use of its component, and 3) fair and equitable sharing of the benefits.
It was funded from 2001-2010 by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
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Current investigations try to reconcile the lessons learned from human (Homo sapiens) and bonobo behavioural ecology since representatives of our own species depend on the same habitat as do bonobos, but impact bonobos more than any other species. Threats and chances of this ecological, genetic and cultural proximity lead to investigations with focus on conservation, conducting bonobo viability assessments (funded by the ARCUS-foundation); environmental education (funded by the US-Fish and Wildlife Society); plant animal interactions (in collaboration with the Dijon University of Bourgogne); and with focus on health, investigating emerging zoonotic diseases (in collaboration with RKI and funded by the German Research Council (DFG) and RKI).
While the documentation concerning the species' overlap with respect to plant use, the threats and chances for dwindling natural resources in DR Congo, and ethno-medicinal knowledge as a starting point to better document and understand bonobo self-medication are not yet completed, I am in the process to finalize my post-doctoral lecture qualification (Habilitation) at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, I had interrupted in 1999 for the sake of project continuity in times of political, financial and familial constraints.


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As we all know by now, Floyd Vs. Guerrero fell through because Robert has his head way too far up his own ass to accept the 2.5 Million that Floyd is offering him and he wants 4 million.
First off, these are my 3 reasons why Robert doesn't deserve a 4 million dollar payday:
1) Thats Half of Cotto's guaranteed purse when Cotto fought Mayweather. Guerrero hasn't accomplished half of what Cotto has accomplished in the sport, he doesn't have half the fans that Cotto has, and he hasn't made Half the impact on boxing that Cotto has made in the past 10 years. Cotto is a legend and between himself and Marquez he's arguably the 3rd biggest draw in boxing.
2) Victor Ortiz was more than happy to accept that 2.5 million and the Caliber of fighters that Ortiz fought from 140-147 preceding his Mayweather bout was more impressive and extensive than that of Guerrero's. I also think Victor Ortiz's fanbase is greater than Guerrero's although they are pretty similar.
3) Guerrero doesn't even have a belt to bring to the table. He is not a world champion at 147. He brings NOTHING to the table for Floyd. There is no reward fighting this guy. Just another payday but he will do nothing for Floyd's legacy. At LEAST with the possibility of Mayweather-Alexander floyd would have an extra belt to add to his collection. But Guerrero is an interim titlist that JUST began making noise with his move to 147.
There aren't many viable oppenents for Floyd at this point and he's in a position in which he just might have to take the most challenging fight out there...
Top 5 WW(besides Floyd himself):
1. Marquez: (Marquez does not want to fight Floyd)
2. Pacquaio: (Floyd won't fight Pacquaio. He only fights those coming off of big wins. Pacquiao just had a devstatsting loss.)
3. Bradley: (Fighting in March. Won't be available for a May bout. Top Rank will mess up negotiations.)
4. Alexander: (Fighting Kell Brook in May)
5. Guerrero: Wants 4 million dollars that he is NOT worth. Unless he accepts that 2.5 Floyd won't budge.
Top 5 JMW(Besides Floyd himself):
1. Austin Trout: AVAILABLE NO opponent. Ready to go. Just beat Cotto. Trout called Floyd out 1-2 weeks ago on BET. Undefeated GBP/Haymon fighter in his PRIME.
2. Canelo Alvarez: His appointment with Floyd is in September. Makes no sense to fight him now when Floyd could keep optimizing revenue with Canelo on the undercard.
3/4. Erislandy Lara/Vanes Martirosyan: They're due for a rematch with each other, and they don't have strong fanbases.
5. Miguel Cotto: (Floyd won't fight Cotto again. He only fights those coming off of big wins. Cotto just had 2 losses in a row.)
Top MW:
Sergio Martinez is due to fight Martin Murray in April. Won't have enough time to train for a Mayweather fight.
Mayweather-Matthysee? Highly unlikely. And all other top 5 140 pounders are scheduled for a fight already. If Bundrage beats Smith then MAYBE floyd would fight him but its hard to see that happening. And if Smith beats Bundrage Floyd won't fight his own fighter. With the way things are, Floyd really only has 2 options-Trout or Guerrero. Until Guerrero accepts that 2.5 Floyd really only has Trout. Not a tuneup any fighter would want, but thats just whats available. Forget Floyd's history pertaining to guys bigger than him.. just look at the circumstances of this situation.
And as for Canelo-Trout, with Kirkland, Ortiz, Rosado(I'd love to see Canelo-Rosado. PR vs. Mexico), and Angulo back in the mix, I doubt GBP will risk the Mayweather-Canelo fight by putting Saul in the ring with a high risk opponent like Trout. Canelo has something that Mayweather doesn't have... OPTIONS.
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i want trout vs canelo. no fucking way canelo is avoiding that ass whooping. that fight needs to happen, it just needs to.
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chainsaws ????? opinions???
When i was loggin i only used husqvarna professional chainsaws. I never lost a day of work because of a chainsaw not running. But they are very expensive for the pro models but the overall quality is a lot higher over the cheaper saws. The cylinders are chrome lined and they run at a higher rpm which allows them to cut faster. But you need to keep the saw chain razor sharp all the time.
My point is i'm looking for a smaller chain saw to cut brush with and something cheap incase it falls out of a tree when my son climbs up to cut limbs.
There are a lot of refurbs being offered right now. I see the Blue Max chain saw at a very affordable cost too. Then there are the homelites, the poulan's and some ort of chainsaw from china too.
Does anyone have any experiece with the blue max chain saw???
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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get a Stihl You will not regret it
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I agree with David. Get a Stihl.
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Dad cuts wood year round, he has an outside stove/furnace. We've got the big Husqy 455 "farm" model w/20" bar and Stihl MS-261 w/18" bar. I personally like the Stihl better... The Stihl definitely runs longer, don't know if the tank is bigger or not. A log of the logging companies around here use Shindawa (sp?) but I think they got bought out by Echo.
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I have used almost all brands and only use Stihl now.Seems to me its the most bang for the buck.JMO
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go ahead and get one of the better ones then tie a short rope to it and to a nose ring on son. He will NOT drop it.
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I've owned a Stihl for more than 30 years, they are hard to beat.
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Stihl is the one to get. Absolutely the most bang for the buck.
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Re: chainsaws ????? opinions???
Been doing some research for over a year and am getting ready to "pull the trigger" on a new saw - Husqvarna 346XP.
I've owned a Husqvarna 141 w/16" Bar for about 9 years that has been a great saw. It is under powered when cutting anything over 12" diameter so I've wanted a bigger saw for that work, keeping the 141 for limbing and smaller stuff. It's a good saw for the boys to learn on too.
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I guess I will bring this back around to your question. I'm sure by now you have done your homework and you know Stihl is the best bet, but you are wanting info on the Blue Max. I can't help you with that but I have heard of them, however I have only seen them listed on line. Have you seen them in stores anywhere? Is there a dealer near you who carries them? If so, the best thing to do is check it out and ask the dealer a lot of questions. If you are buying one sight unseen from the internet then I would be leery of what you get.
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I have owed my Husqvarna 450E saw for a few years. I run it side by side with a Stihl 290 that my buddy owns we traded saws for 1 tank of fuel. When we were finished he wouldn't give me back my saw until we were done for the day. I will admit that the Husky runs at least 300-400 more RPMs than the Stihl.
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Right now i have one husqvarna 385XP & up to 24'' to 36'' bars, two husqvarna 575 XP's with 20'', 28'' / 32'' bars and one 353 with an 18'' bar. These are all just a few years old. I'd like to get something cheap, very cheap to beat the brush with and maybe a fall every so often. I have a chainsaw collection too of older poulans(2)/ homelites(1) / mc collok eager beavers(4) i picked up at tag sales and the town dump. I'm pondering fixing one or buying a new one. One of my eager beavers with a 9'' bar just needs a new gas line which i already have here. I really don't want to drop another $200+ in a chainsaw i'd rather spend under $100 if i can. I have an older poulan that needs assembly of the starter/pull housing, it came with the new place. I guess i'm just getting old and lazy. I been looking at a new husqvarna 395xp so my sons can log my place in vt easier. I have well over 80 years of virgin timber to thin out.
I grabbed a poulan wild thing at the dump that the side plate adjustment broke a hole thru the cover near the bar adjustment nuts. I put a larger flat plate to hold the bar adjustment ingaged to the bar and it holds and cuts decent for what it is. I gave it to my son to keep at his house. People just throw this stuff away and it sill still run with a few fixins.
Since i make up my own saw chain loops i'd like to stay with the size saw chain i have on hand. One other problem i have is i use 50:1 two stroke mix in the husqvarna saws which i always have on hand. So i need a saw that can use this mix too. I would just like something around 32cc's that i can start easily. (saying this quietly my arthritis is getting worse) I'm starting to have a hard time starting the larger saws on somedays.
During my search i found the battery operated chainsaws, a few years ago i got the misses an electric powered chain saw for her to trim the bushes and shrubs. While browsing i found remington now offers an 18vt rechargable chain saw now too. This would be great for her because no extention cord is needed. I'm going to give her an upgrade she can't refuse.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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I have a couple Eager Beavers and they were re-cons--(nothing wrong with that) they are easier to start than the mini saws(all brands included here) also have had 4 Homelite super-xl saws (once again easy to start)---I was just given a stil 250 that had to have complete fuel system rebuild and its the hardest D thing to start on planet earth!!!---gotta switch plugs if you shut it off or it will not restart,---very hard on sore hands!!--short pull and just not safe for us old farts to have to contend with!---the stil cuts (if and when you finally get it started) probably faster than other saws----I like to run it, just getting it started is the big issue with it!----I got to run a stil 290 last week AFTER the owner started it and handed it to me ---a very nice cutting saw, so as far as the max saws I have never heard of such beast,--cant offer any honest evaluation on that brand! thanks; sonny
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I have a bushel of eager beavers to be repaired when i get time but i just bid on sleezebay for more for parts. I found the eager beavers with the 9'' bar a great saw to carry on the quad when were deep in the woods to keep the trails open. When i had the quad we did 100 miles a day off road but really 50 miles because the quad was in the air the other 50miles spinning the wheels. doing nac-nac's i liked jumping getting air.
I figure with all the cheap eager beavers and so many quad owners i could corner the market someday on chainsaws for quads???
The stihl's are all torque while the husqvarna's are all speed and rpm's. I raced an stihl 032 with my husqvarna 240 40cc and beat it. He was half way thru the 12'' log when i started and we came out the bottom together. Back in the day i did all the local fairs in speed cutting and have many trophy's and ribbons for winning each class. My fastest cut was with a 100cc husqvarna saw i did 8 cuts in 17.5 seconds in a 9x9 timber. Thats 6 straight cuts 3 down/ 3 up and boring two holes in without breaking out. I was in my prime loggin back then. The crowd would go wild.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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I was just given a stil 250 that had to have complete fuel system rebuild and its the hardest D thing to start on planet earth!!!---gotta switch plugs if you shut it off or it will not restart,---very hard on sore hands!!--short pull and just not safe for us old farts to have to contend with!---
If your 250 is hard to start it needs looked at. I have one and work with 3 others and they all take 4 or 5 pulls on choke and 2 or 3 after it tries. If plug is fouling out, look for a plugged or partially plugged muffler. Dont ask. Grump
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Monday, September 10, 2012
Chicago is busy recording their upcoming album on the road. Co-founding keyboardist Robert Lamm revealed that the band is laying down tracks in hotels during their current dates, telling Ultimate Classic Rock, "Well, there's a bunch of songs written. We've tracked a few of them. We're essentially trying to record with 96-bit technology and all of the latest gear that we're traveling with. When there's a couple of days off, we can set the stuff up in a conference room in a hotel and not make too much noise. We have a coordinating producer who is an engineer, who basically takes the tracks and makes sense of them and we're working with Pro-Tools (on all of this)."
Lamm went on to say that there's no firm release date for the album and that they're not letting the confines of and 80-minute CD hold them back in the new digital age: "I think it's probably going to be another six months (of recording). There's a lot of music. We're not limiting ourselves by saying that we're only going to do 10 or 12 songs. Because really, CDs are not really the format of choice anymore, so there's no reason why we need to stop with just a handful of songs. So our intent is to just record as many songs as are there and listen down and see what makes the strongest statement. (We'll) probably just issue downloadable albums at first and then later maybe, physical CD's."
Robert Lamm is best known for writing such classics as "25 Or 6 To 4," "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?," "Saturday In The Park," "Beginnings," and "Questions 67 And 68," among others. He explained that pushing musical boundaries is sadly a thing in the past in terms of modern music: "That attitude of, y'know, 'There's nothing we can't try and make it work if we push hard enough.' It's kind of like taking a good idea and pushing it further and further and further, and, y'know, really taking it as far as you can possibly take it. That is so not a part of pop music. That attitude is so not a part of mainstream music nowadays."
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— Few things in nature are less predictable than a tornado. They can form quickly. They strike weirdly, leveling one building while leaving its neighbor untouched. They can fling a car a half-mile and turn a piece of lumber into a wall-piercing missile.
In spring 2011, as a series of tornadoes devastated Alabama, Rita White tracked an EF-5 monster moving over Limestone County, where she works as emergency management director. The tornado was miles from her office in Athens, but her husband was texting her about pieces of tin falling on the roof of their house in the northwest Alabama city.
Also falling from the sky over Athens were blue jeans scattered from a Wrangler factory the tornado had obliterated 77 miles away.
"They do baffling things," says Rick Smith, warning coordination meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Norman, Okla.
How do you prepare for a freak of nature? Even people who live in tornado-tested places have mixed feelings about how much is necessary. Tightened building standards and storm shelters are obvious tools to brace for vicious wind and debris, but tornado veterans balance those steps with pragmatism. Rigid building codes and shelters cost money, and the odds of being hit by one of the storms are actually relatively low.
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While tornadoes are unpredictable – they can happen any time of year, any time of day, and strike all 50 states – they aren't totally random, either. We're in the thick of "tornado weather," March through July, and the storms are far more common in parts of the South, West and Midwest than they are elsewhere.
Tornadoes don't tend to hit cities, either, if only because of probabilities. There is far more undeveloped land than buildings in the places where tornadoes usually form.
"Most of the time they're out scaring cows," says Keith Stammer, director of emergency management for Joplin and Jasper County, Missouri, which withstood a massive EF-5 tornado – the top of the scale, with winds reaching 200 to 250 mph – on May 22, 2011. The storm destroyed a third of Joplin, killed 161 people and caused up to $2.8 billion in damage, making it the costliest tornado on record, according to the National Weather Service.
Jasper County gets more tornadoes than any other part of Missouri, Stammer said, but almost all are weak. The enormous tornado in May 2011 was so unusual – it formed in about a minute and plodded along at a fraction of the speed of the typical tornado that size – that Stammer coined a word for it: "oddball-ness."
Facing tornadoes in Jasper County and Joplin means planning ahead. Stammer is involved in roughly nine emergency planning drills a year with other agencies and non-profits. The city had participated in a four-hour drill for earthquake response just four days before the tornado hit.
Agencies around the area already know who is responsible for what, and who has what kinds of equipment. There are agreements in place for things like providing shelter with churches and universities. "The disaster scene is not the place to exchange business cards," said Stammer.
Timothy W. Manning, a deputy administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, noted he didn't need to deploy FEMA's specialized search-and-rescue teams after the Joplin tornado because local groups did all of that work so rapidly.
Stammer does one thing differently now. He would never have planned for a tornado that large before May 22, 2011. Now, he tells other emergency managers to think big.
"If you're thinking flooding, think a big flood," he counsels. "Overwhelm yourself."
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Planning to respond to tornadoes and actually building for them are different, however. Model building codes would require contractors to frame houses and roofs that withstand hurricane-force winds. But not all states adopt those models, and the ones that do frequently lower wind standards, according to a study of coastal states last year by the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety.
Even after a tornado, a community may not change building codes for a variety of reasons, including fear from homeowners who were unscathed that their lack of tornado-resistant features could affect their property values.
Joplin has made some small building code changes. A new house must have hardware, called hurricane straps, that secures the roof more tightly. Bolts securing the house to the foundation now have to be placed four feet apart, rather than six. Walls made of concrete or cement need steel reinforcement. Such simple, inexpensive changes should mean that a tornado has to be strong enough to lift up the whole house – not just the roof – before it can do structural damage.
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There isn't good data on how many communities in tornado-prone places require such protection built into new houses. But even in those regions, according to the Insurance Institute, the chances of a house being hit by a damaging tornado could be as low as 1 in 10,000.
Shelter from the Storm
One thing Joplin did not do after the May 2011 tornado is require people to add storm shelters or safe rooms. Well-built shelters protect people from debris – the main source of death and injuries from tornadoes. But shelters cost $2,500 to $10,000 to build.
Many in Joplin assumed the expense anyway, and the city has especially focused on fortifying community shelters and safe rooms in schools. One engineer estimated Joplin and the region are adding 750,000 square feet of public shelter space – about $120 million worth. That's enough to harbor 100,000 people.
About half of the homes rebuilt within a year of the tornado included a shelter, according to one official's estimate. Stammer himself did not have to rebuild but added a shelter anyway, because of how quickly the tornado formed. Stammer said he realized that had the tornado hit at a different point of the day, he would not have made it to his office emergency bunker, where he usually directs storm response.
FEMA has helped cover the cost of residential shelters in some states, but some question the practicality of broader government programs or requirements that would force people to install them.
Kevin Simmons, an economist at Austin College in Sherman, Texas, has analyzed what it would cost for Oklahoma or Alabama to fund shelters for every single household, and found that it would cost Oklahoma between $5 million and $10 million per tornado-related death and Alabama about $40 million per fatality – an expense that may be hard to justify.
That's because dying from a tornado is only slightly more likely than being killed by lightning. About 70 people a year are killed by one of about 1,200 tornadoes that hit the United States, according to government data. Lightning kills about 54 people a year.
Even in 2011 – a horrible year with 500 more tornadoes than is typical – the storms killed 553 people. Car accidents, meanwhile, killed about 690 people per week in 2009, and that was an unusually low number.
"If you're going to force people to spend money, is it logical to force them to spend an extra $10,000 on a house when their biggest risk is dying in a car?" asks Tim Reinhold, chief engineer at the Institute for Business and Home Safety.
For anyone who's been through a tornado, perhaps the real value of a shelter is peace of mind.
Upgraded Warnings
Rita White experienced an EF-5 tornado in Athens, Ala., in 1974, when she was a seventh-grader. "It was very, very scary," she said of her memories of that storm, which made the 2011 tornado even worse.
Athens did not change building codes following the May 2011 tornadoes. Limestone County itself has no building codes, even though housing development is happening in unincorporated parts of the county.
The steps Limestone County did take involved getting better at communications and warnings. It added five satellite phones because of troubles with cell phone communications after the tornado, and it built a small call center so volunteers after a storm won't have to use the desks of the three-person emergency management staff.
The county also began registering people with storm shelters, to make sure rescue crews can find people if they are trapped during a future storm. It also got FEMA grants to pay for new $20,000 warning sirens.
Joplin upgraded all 33 of its warning sirens, after surveys found residents jaded by the sound of sirens being tested every week. The new sirens can be tested electronically and are sounded just once a month, to remind residents of how they sound.
When those sirens go off now, people head straight to shelter, said Jane Cage, chief operating officer at Heartland Technology Solutions and chairwoman of Joplin's Citizens Advisory Recovery Team, a volunteer group formed after the tornado.
"We all act differently now. I would think there's hardly anyone who, when the weather gets really bad, doesn't get a little feeling in the pit of their stomach," she said.
Even so, Cage said the community has to act practically when it comes to preparation.
"How far do you prepare for something, with the likelihood that you'll never use it?"


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|5th April 2013 03:17 PM
My local shop told me that SB UK had these in stock but they were customer boards and already spoken for but didn't find this out until after I had sold my 2012 US.
Otherwise yes I would have ordered sooner
|4th April 2013 09:57 PM
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aftr two(2) burns - could you NOT order in Fall 2012 ??
|4th April 2013 01:50 PM
I have been told to expect to wait 3 months for mine and that was last month so it looks like ours will be coming over on the same shipment Mr unregistered, shame as it looks like the weather is going to warm up and I have just bought a new big sail for it too! (pic to follow)
I had to wait the same ammount of time for my 2011 and 2012 but you would think that SB would get their act together and ramp up production prior to launch so that these are in stock or at least available more quickly!
|4th April 2013 08:20 AM
does this mean SB makes boards upon order receipt ??
and is TWO MONTHS behind ??
sounds like they need some forecasting and optimization software :-)
i was starting to slide SB up my short list
they just dropped a notch or TWO :-(
will ONLY buy what is in stock now ...
|4th April 2013 07:52 AM
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Yesterday I've ordered 2013 US Carbon from Boardwise in Cannock UK. Payed deposit and will have to wait nearly 2 months to get it delivered. (checked with RobinHood Watersports UK as well. They said it would take them 4 months to get the board for me!!!).
Would there be somebody from Starboard available to comment on those extremely long production, delivery times? And would it be somehow possible to expedite delivery of my US to Boardwise?
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|29th March 2013 09:13 PM
No worries for your 103 kg with US147. A pal of 105 kg is using one with an Overdrive 11 m2 sail + 62 cm fin (planing as of 8 knots of wind) or a NCX 9.0 m2 sail + 58 cm fin (planing as of 12 knots).
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|29th March 2013 12:15 AM
in this article at gb.zinio.com/page/;jsessionid=AE9444B2B1801211B406AC1873FE5724.prd-main-news5?issue=416170010&pg=57&categoryId=cat1960028& acf=PG
and other spots it is suggested both the SB US and JP SLW are GREAT at planing early AND for heavyweights
in that article it says - donut worry about which one planes first - just get one and plane
some people prefer the JP SLW 92 for length
others prefer the SB US for speed and over the JP SLW since that fin is too "soft"
so, yeah - go for it
|28th March 2013 01:53 PM
What about the real heavyweights like me?
Hi I am a heavy guy from Scotland (yep it's cold) and I am looking to get a new board and sail to cope with light winds, cold water and all 103 kg of me. Would love an US147 but ... is it more designed for smaller sailors squeezing the wind? Or would it cope with me? What brand of sail would compliment it best in the 9.5m + range?
Windsurfed for 25 years and have a few skills but getting old for the smaller boards
|21st January 2013 08:10 PM
Thanks Belscorpio,
I think you r right .. the IS 127 looks awesome but the US although wider and having more volume will fit me better dans le petite temps :-) and that is what I'm looking for .. when the wins picks up to around a ready 4BF I'll be switching to my F111 anyway.
As you mentioned we have to deal with a lot of lulls on lakes ...
|20th January 2013 04:36 PM
I have the US carbon version. Never tried the wood, Don't see the point of it for light wind conditions.
I think that the isonic 127 is 1 of the most used racing machines for the medium to heavy weight PWA racers. Those guys use a 9.5 on it when I am probably on my IS122 with a 7.8 or 8.8.
I think that the board performs extremely well in the high end and in the typical down wind PWA slalom tracks with rather "clean wind".
On the contrary, if you're looking for a board that deals with the typical lulls on a lake, I don't think that it is the best choice, although it could work for you as a light weight. I think that it's also a board that needs a more active style to get it onto the plane in light conditions, because of its shorter length. Just my 2 cents.
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Cutler and Michaud said they would have signed LD 405, which would have allowed cities and towns to increase the fee paid on a vehicle registration renewal from $3 to $5 and to increase the fee on a new registration from $4 to $6.
"The problems we face in Maine do not stem from a lack of government taking money from its citizens," LePage wrote in his veto message.
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Cutler said LePage has been increasing the burden on municipal governments "right and left without funding them." He said the fee had not increased since 1991 and that LePage's veto was "wholly, completely inconsistent with everything he says about burden-sharing and unfunded mandates."
Cutler added, "LePage is trying to kill government, not fix it."
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"Those who commit terrible crimes with firearms are one of two things: mentally ill or criminal," LePage wrote in his veto message on LD 1240, a bill that would have allowed a civil fine to be levied against those who sell guns privately without first checking the background of the buyer. "No amount of laws will change that behavior," LePage wrote.
He also criticized a bill that would have applied the fine to gun transfers between family members.
Michaud and Cutler said they would have signed the measure into law.
"I support stronger background checks and believe this bill was a move in the right direction," Michaud said. However, he said, such legislation should take special care to "ensure that we don't impose unnecessary bureaucracy on two brothers swapping guns or a transaction between a father and son."
Cutler said gun ownership and use is an important part of Maine culture and its economy and he understands and supports the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.
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Michaud said he would have signed the bill into law.
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Power, reliability and value. The Ambassadeur SX features a powerful multi disk drag system that yields up to 12.5 pounds of drag pressure. A recessedProduct Details
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The smooth casting actions of the 7000i C3 in a blistering 5.3:1 gear ratio that picks up 28 inches of line per turn.Product Details
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The ambassadeur® Big Game brings the strength required to handle big game species with the powerful Carbon Matrix™ drag system.Product Details