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To: Gordon A. Langston who wrote (1322)	12/27/2004 6:24:27 PM
From: Bill Ulrich	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5425

Impressive! Cast-iron balls or titanium-alloy? I sail a bit, crew on a few boats in the SF Bay. Wouldn't want to be even 200 miles away from that stuff. More like 2000. "A friend was anchored in Phuket harbor on his sailboat and road out the tsunami and watched it go ashore. No damage or injury on the boat."

To: Gordon A. Langston who wrote (1322)	12/28/2004 8:10:09 AM
From: scion	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5425

Some people were lucky, but the scale of this disaster is almost beyond imagination...the exepcted death toll is now in excess of 30,000 people. And still the death toll rises By Peter Foster, South Asia Correspondent and Jonathan Petre (Filed: 28/12/2004) The number of people killed in the Asian tsunami disaster climbed relentlessly last night, with at least 25,000 dead, including 15 Britons. A huge international relief effort was going on as the full extent of the devastation caused by a series of giant waves, unleashed by the most powerful earthquake for 40 years, became clear. telegraph.co.uk