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4th Annual Eastern U.S. Weather Conference Announced
March 10, 2008 – EasternUSwx.com recently announced that the 4th annual Eastern U.S. Weather Conference would be held in Washington, DC on Friday, July 18 and Saturday, July 19, 2008. Paul Kocin, Wes Junker and others have already signed on to participate in the conference and a full schedule of speakers will be available soon. As always, those coming to the conference are invited to arrive Thursday evening for food and fun!
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| Posted by TerdFerguson - 08-26-08 08:28 - 95 comments |
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Can someone post the map of all the oil infrastructure in the gulf? Not only the US, but the Mexican infrastructure as well.
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