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To: Lost1 who wrote (6092)	10/25/1999 8:32:00 PM
From: accountclosed	Respond to of 63513

i talked at great length about it with a pilot today. the weird thing was that there was no alarm of pressure loss and the pilots could immediately to emergency oxygen. in some private planes, there is not oxygen for the passengers. but if the pilots can reach the oxygen, they can remain conscious and take the plane down quickly. it must have been catastrophic pressure loss. there was a case i was hearing about which was a college football coach that crashed in the atlantic ocean about 50 miles off the coast of virginia in a similar case, overshooting his destination. i will save this link (shawn colvin) for my next order.

To: Lost1 who wrote (6092)	10/25/1999 10:20:00 PM
From: Neenny	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 63513

Lostdood, I have expressed before that I like quiet and for my husband, music is a must. Well tonight he insisted that I listen to a CD. He came in the den and put it on, in the computer. He would not tell me who I was listening to. It was a nice quiet evening type of classical music. A good sign was that I did not immediately turn it off. I listened to almost the entire disk, before I was privy to who was performing on the disk... Based on your rating scale......any guess as to who it might be..... Very new disk, came out last Tuesday.