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September 3rd, 2004, 03:06 AM
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Six Hours in SLC
Delta has managed to put me on about the last flight out
of Florida in the morning (8 airports are closing tomorrow). The downside is a 6 hr. layover in Salt Lake City. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to kill that time? [R] 
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September 3rd, 2004, 03:22 AM
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"Roger B." wrote in news:fkQZc.84393$_h.1005
@bignews3.bellsouth.net: Delta has managed to put me on about the last flight out of Florida in the morning (8 airports are closing tomorrow). The downside is a 6 hr. layover in Salt Lake City. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to kill that time? [R] thank God you made it out, Congratulations! This storm just seems to get bigger
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September 3rd, 2004, 04:09 AM
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Actually I thought that it had started to drop off. Albeit still 125 mph.
jcoulter wrote: "Roger B." wrote in news:fkQZc.84393$_h.1005 @bignews3.bellsouth.net: Delta has managed to put me on about the last flight out of Florida in the morning (8 airports are closing tomorrow). The downside is a 6 hr. layover in Salt Lake City. Does anyone have any thoughts on how to kill that time? [R] thank God you made it out, Congratulations! This storm just seems to get bigger
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#4
September 3rd, 2004, 04:46 AM
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Those folks at the airport in Orlando are wimps to close at Noon.
The hurricane will still be about 200 miles away on Friday night. [R] "Frank F. Matthews" wrote... Actually I thought that it had started to drop off, albeit still 125 mph. jcoulter wrote: thank God you made it out, Congratulations! This storm just seems to get bigger.
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#5
September 4th, 2004, 01:07 AM
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In article ,
Roger B. wrote: Those folks at the airport in Orlando are wimps to close at Noon. The hurricane will still be about 200 miles away on Friday night. [R] Looking at the 6pm news reports tonight (Friday), those winds seem to be kicking up quite a bit already along the coast near Orlando. -- Jon Bell Presbyterian College Dept. of Physics and Computer Science Clinton, South Carolina USA
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#6
September 4th, 2004, 01:24 AM
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"Roger B." wrote in message .. . Those folks at the airport in Orlando are wimps to close at Noon. The hurricane will still be about 200 miles away on Friday night. [R] It's not a macho contest. They are concerned about the safety of passengers and their own workers. You don't get a prize for winning the last open airport contest. "Frank F. Matthews" wrote... Actually I thought that it had started to drop off, albeit still 125 mph. jcoulter wrote: thank God you made it out, Congratulations! This storm just seems to get bigger.
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September 4th, 2004, 02:19 AM
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This "hurricane" may go down as the wimpiest thing since Dubya!
"Peter L" wrote in message ... "Roger B." wrote in message .. . Those folks at the airport in Orlando are wimps to close at Noon. The hurricane will still be about 200 miles away on Friday night. [R] It's not a macho contest. They are concerned about the safety of passengers and their own workers. You don't get a prize for winning the last open airport contest. "Frank F. Matthews" wrote... Actually I thought that it had started to drop off, albeit still 125 mph. jcoulter wrote: thank God you made it out, Congratulations! This storm just seems to get bigger.
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September 4th, 2004, 02:19 AM
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This "hurricane" may go down as the wimpiest thing since Dubya!
"Peter L" wrote in message ... "Roger B." wrote in message .. . Those folks at the airport in Orlando are wimps to close at Noon. The hurricane will still be about 200 miles away on Friday night. [R] It's not a macho contest. They are concerned about the safety of passengers and their own workers. You don't get a prize for winning the last open airport contest. "Frank F. Matthews" wrote... Actually I thought that it had started to drop off, albeit still 125 mph. jcoulter wrote: thank God you made it out, Congratulations! This storm just seems to get bigger.
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#9
September 4th, 2004, 01:07 AM
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In article ,
Roger B. wrote: Those folks at the airport in Orlando are wimps to close at Noon. The hurricane will still be about 200 miles away on Friday night. [R] Looking at the 6pm news reports tonight (Friday), those winds seem to be kicking up quite a bit already along the coast near Orlando. -- Jon Bell Presbyterian College Dept. of Physics and Computer Science Clinton, South Carolina USA
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September 4th, 2004, 01:24 AM
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"Roger B." wrote in message .. . Those folks at the airport in Orlando are wimps to close at Noon. The hurricane will still be about 200 miles away on Friday night. [R] It's not a macho contest. They are concerned about the safety of passengers and their own workers. You don't get a prize for winning the last open airport contest. "Frank F. Matthews" wrote... Actually I thought that it had started to drop off, albeit still 125 mph. jcoulter wrote: thank God you made it out, Congratulations! This storm just seems to get bigger.
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