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ftlaudbob
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getting better organized
      Tue Aug 29 2006 02:16 PM

Don't understand all this westward talk.They just came out with 2:00 adv.,And it is STILL heading NW.You can also see that on visable.The west coast gets the weaker side the east coast stronger side,That has not changed.I also agree that this is the best looking 45mph TS I have ever seen.

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