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saltysenior
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2010 forecast
      Sat Aug 14 2010 12:02 PM


there is a post named ''outlook for the 2010 season'' , where members of this forum guess on the amount of activity this year.....this post is locked and i want to change my predictions to save face.......isn't that was the big bucks gov. forecasters did the other day????

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* 2010 forecast saltysenior Sat Aug 14 2010 12:02 PM
. * * Re: 2010 forecast Ed DunhamAdministrator   Sat Aug 14 2010 12:14 PM
. * * Re: 2010 forecast saltysenior   Sat Aug 14 2010 01:06 PM
. * * Re: 2010 forecast Ed DunhamAdministrator   Sat Aug 14 2010 03:55 PM

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