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2007 Hurricane Conference in the bahamas.
      Fri Apr 27 2007 02:07 PM

For those who were not aware of the Hurricane Conference that took place in the bahamas about a week ago here is the link to great discussions that took place includeing bill gray on his 07 perdictions and a few others.

Video Coverage of conference

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