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Re: Ernesto Over Cuba
      Mon Aug 28 2006 04:59 PM

When Ernesto exits Cuba it's only by then that we'll know how really strong it will get and where it will be heading exactly. My best guess will be around 11p.m tonight that we'll have a good view on Ernesto. So, board up eventhough they're bringing it as a TS at this time.

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