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inez wrote:
>On 8/25/06 3:18 PM, RicSeyler commented:
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>>On an Island off the coast of Pensacola, Santa Rosa Island (Pensacola
Beach)..
>>
>>My old back ****ch. :-(
>>
>>http://bellsouthpwp.net/r/_/r_seyler/****ch2.jpg
>>
>>And the insurance companies REALLY tried to get out of claims
>>any way they could. Many many had to sue to get settlements.
>>And now they are trying to get out of re-newing policies.
>>
>>I can't afford to go back to the beach, (lived there for 25 years) codes
have
>>changed (which they should) but contractors are raping everyone to build
to
>>these codes. Which in the real world isn't any more labor intensive than
they
>>always had to do. Every one is getting rich off these things. And we are
left
>>to deal with it.
>>
>>
>
>Same thing happening in Louisiana. First Allstate said they were going to
>leave entirely, but backed down. Now they want to remove wind damage from
>their policies, including existing policies. Costs skyrocketed
immediately
>for anything to do with construction. And the low to middle income folks,
>the workers of NOLA, who previously rented can't come back because rents
are
>up 40% since Katrina.
>
>We hear a bit about FL and I knew some areas were still having a hard
time
>from previous hits. Now it's looking like Ernesto may be targeting FL.
>There's no *good* place for a hurricane to go once it's in the Gulf.
>
>Ric, which NG are you posting from?
>
>
alt.graphics.photoshop group.
They are predicting today that it might go to land in So. FL.
If it gets into the open Gulf, then I have to worry. They almost
always seem to hone in on my house when they get into the open Gulf. :-)
Opal & Erin hit me dead on. They eye right over my house. And Ivan
went just a couple miles, litterally only a couple miles west of me,
which is
even worse with the wind direction and surge.....
If it looks like it's gonna clear the tip of FL, time to fill all the
gas cans for the generator. :-(
>Stay safe,
>inez
>
>
>
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Ric Seyler
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<pre wrap="">On 8/25/06 3:18 PM, RicSeyler commented:
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<pre wrap="">On an Island off the coast of Pensacola, Santa Rosa
Island (Pensacola Beach)..
My old back ****ch. :-(
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://bellsouthpwp.net/r/_/r_seyler/****ch2.jpg">http://bellsouthpwp.net/r/_/r_seyler/****ch2.jpg</a>
And the insurance companies REALLY tried to get out of claims
any way they could. Many many had to sue to get settlements.
And now they are trying to get out of re-newing policies.
I can't afford to go back to the beach, (lived there for 25 years) codes
have
changed (which they should) but contractors are raping everyone to build
to
these codes. Which in the real world isn't any more labor intensive than
they
always had to do. Every one is getting rich off these things. And we are
left
to deal with it.
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Same thing happening in Louisiana. First Allstate said they were going to
leave entirely, but backed down. Now they want to remove wind damage from
their policies, including existing policies. Costs skyrocketed immediately
for anything to do with construction. And the low to middle income folks,
the workers of NOLA, who previously rented can't come back because rents
are
up 40% since Katrina.
We hear a bit about FL and I knew some areas were still having a hard time
from previous hits. Now it's looking like Ernesto may be targeting FL.
There's no *good* place for a hurricane to go once it's in the Gulf.
Ric, which NG are you posting from?
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alt.graphics.photoshop group.<br>
They are predicting today that it might go to land in So. FL.<br>
If it gets into the open Gulf, then I have to worry. They almost<br>
always seem to hone in on my house when they get into the open Gulf.
:-)<br>
<br>
Opal & Erin hit me dead on. They eye right over my house. And Ivan<br>
went just a couple miles, litterally only a couple miles west of me,
which is<br>
even worse with the wind direction and surge.....<br>
<br>
If it looks like it's gonna clear the tip of FL, time to fill all the
gas cans for the generator. :-(<br>
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Stay safe,
inez
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