--- In [email protected], Sal Sunshine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Feb 26, 2007, at 11:39 AM, markmeredith2002 wrote: > > > > > I don't understand the original post by brigante. Is it that the Des > > Moines paper doesn't mention Ffld, a small town nowhere near des > > moines, in its weather article and so that means the bad weather > > miraculously missed ffld?? Why would the des moines paper mention > > ffld by name? As anyone who lives here knows, most of fairfield was > > without power due to the storm. The storm was less severe as you went > > south from des moines but ffld was hit just the same as ottumwa and > > other nearby cities. This seems similar to the bizarre thinking that > > underlies much of the ME research. > > I was wondering the same thing about what the point supposedly was. I > read the article and didn't see FF mentioned one way or another, not > that there was any reason they should have. > > So, to anyone who isn't here, and who actually cares about trivia like > this, the weather caused widespread outages here in FF, for most a few > hours but for some overnight. It wasn't any worse here than other > places, but it wasn't any better either. > > And about the ME research--it is ironic that one of the places w/o > power the longest were the MD trailers. "Something good must have been > happening"--or something like that. > > Sal>>
Oh come on, it can't be that serious if they just asked them to stay with friends. Big deal. Talk about overblowing it. Anyways, in case anyone is wondering, we're having wondeful weather here lately, bright and sunny, and I am off for my second ski of the day. Later OffWorld
