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To: elmatador who wrote (111)	8/30/2005 3:38:30 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (4) of 218882

Note that Globalstar phone service continued as though there was nothing going on. People who want to be able to communicate when things go wrong, as they always do [go wrong, sometime or other], should have a Globalstar phone. It's cheap enough to use a lot of the time anyway, so having one on hand for when it's really needed is a good idea. It's too late to get one when the chips are down. prnewswire.com Mqurice PS: Normal cellphone services were disrupted, as usual. It's surprising how long it takes people to figure stuff out. < ON THE WEB: Katrina Hits Wireless Carriers Verizon, Cingular scramble to shore up cell phone connections as they are often rescue workers' sole method of communication. After hurricane Katrina knocked down phone and power lines along the Gulf Coast Monday, wireless operators struggled to restore cellular service, which was often the only means of communication for emergency workers searching for victims of the monster storm. >

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