"The truth is, even if you did everything you were supposed to do, unless you were in an underground bunker, you weren't going to survive," James Spann of the ABC affiliate in Birmingham, Ala., told the New York Times.
Vicious twisters
On Wednesday, more than 150 tornadoes were reported in the southeastern United States. Bob Henson, a meteorologist with the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo., said he "wouldn't at all be surprised," to see some of those storms rated as EF-5, the highest rating on the Enhanced Fujita Damage scale, with winds faster than 200 mph.
Already, one tornado that killed 14 people in Smithville, Miss., has been given the top rating, the first EF-5 in the United States in three years.
The deadly combination of strength and location, with the populous cities of Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, Ala., has created one of the highest death tolls in decades.
"Any tornado going through the heart of the city like that is going to cause major damage," Henson told OurAmazingPlanet.
Historic outbreak
The latest outbreak wasn't just a few tornadoes in a few small towns. Preliminary reports suggest that this outbreak could be among the biggest of all time. Tornadoes roared on the ground for hours and traveled miles between cities. One twister may have traveled the 60 miles (97 kilometers) from Tuscaloosa, Ala., to Birmingham.
"It looks like it was a very long-track tornado and those don't happen that often," Henson said.
That tornado could be responsible for most of Alabama's 228 reported fatalities. When the damage assessments are finished, the deadly outbreak will likely be the deadliest since 1974, when 308 people were killed. The deadliest outbreak of all time is believed to be the Tri-State Tornado of March 18, 1925, which killed 695 people in Missouri, Illinois and Indiana.
Those massive death tolls are rare today. Tornado-related deaths have plummeted as forecasts and warnings have become more precise. The 2000 to 2009 average for annual tornado-related fatalities is 62, according to the National Climatic Data Center.
Deadly Dixie
Dixie Alley, the focus of this year's tornado season, is notoriously deadly. Even a small tornado there can be deadly.
Unlike the flat, grass-covered plains of Tornado Alley, tornadoes are hard to see in Dixie Alley. Trees and hilly terrain obscure funnel clouds, a problem made even worse by the region's high rate of nighttime tornadoes, which can hit when people are sleeping.
Often, tornadoes can be cloaked in rain, hiding even the most massive twisters.
To make matters worse, Dixie Alley is home to many manufactured houses and mobile homes that have weak walls and poor -- or nonexistent -- foundations. Before the April 27 outbreak, more than half of this year's tornado-related deaths had occurred in mobile homes.
Storm surveys are still ongoing, but it's likely that mobile home deaths were common during the most recent tornado outbreak as well.
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Help for tornado survivors
TUSCALOOSA, Alabama (Reuters) – President Barack Obama promised federal aid on Friday to the tornado-ravaged South, where deadly twisters have killed at least 339 people and caused billions of dollars in damage.
Obama toured smashed homes and met survivors on a visit to the worst-hit state, Alabama. It was one of seven southern states mauled by recent tornadoes and storms which have caused insured losses of between $2 billion and $5 billion, according to one catastrophe risk modeler's estimate.
"We are going to do everything we can to help these communities rebuild," Obama told reporters in Tuscaloosa, a university city in Alabama that was devastated by the tornadoes.
The destruction inflicted this week by the twisters, which flattened whole neighborhoods, was the deadliest natural catastrophe since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
"I have never seen devastation like this. It is heartbreaking," said Obama, accompanied by his wife Michelle and Alabama Governor Robert Bentley. "This is something I don't think anyone has seen before."
Obama toured smashed homes and met survivors on a visit to the worst-hit state, Alabama. It was one of seven southern states mauled by recent tornadoes and storms which have caused insured losses of between $2 billion and $5 billion, according to one catastrophe risk modeler's estimate.
"We are going to do everything we can to help these communities rebuild," Obama told reporters in Tuscaloosa, a university city in Alabama that was devastated by the tornadoes.
The destruction inflicted this week by the twisters, which flattened whole neighborhoods, was the deadliest natural catastrophe since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
"I have never seen devastation like this. It is heartbreaking," said Obama, accompanied by his wife Michelle and Alabama Governor Robert Bentley. "This is something I don't think anyone has seen before."
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
What each person needs to know
Major tips for survivial
A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently and die gallantly. Specialization is for insects."
-- Robert A. Heinlein
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A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently and die gallantly. Specialization is for insects."
-- Robert A. Heinlein
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Tornado Survival 101: How to Stay Safe During a Tornado
Pay Attention to Warnings
When the NWS sends out any tornado alerts or warnings, tune to the NWS radio, FEMA said. The station is dedicated to giving 24/7 updates on current weather conditions. Your local radio and TV stations will also announce NWS alerts.
Even if a tornado watch is issued for your area, stay inside and be aware of changing weather conditions.
Visit the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's website to track the country's most dangerous storms.
Sometimes it's as simple as looking out your window. FEMA advises that as long as the storm hasn't already hit, check the sky for the following danger signs:
Dark, often green sky
Large hail
Large, dark, low-lying cloud (particularly if rotating)
Strong wind that sound like a loud roar. It's often been described as similar to a freight train
Tornadoes 101: During the Storm
When it comes to what you should do during a tornado, your strategy could change depending on where you are. Nonetheless the Red Cross suggests having a family preparedness plan head of time so everyone knows what to do when a storm hits and where to meet.
If you're in a well-defined structure with sturdy walls, you should go to any pre-designated shelter if there is one, like a storm cellar or basement. If there is no pre-designed shelter, head to the lowest floor of the building and find the most central room. Be sure to stay away from windows, doors and outside walls.
If you're in a vehicle or mobile home, FEMA recommends getting out immediately and heading for a more secure building or storm shelter.
"Mobile homes, even if tied down, offer little protection from tornadoes," FEMA says on its site.
If you're outside and there's no shelter available, get as low as you can. Head for a ditch or land depression and cover your head, FEMA recommends. Do not go under a bridge or overpass.
One thing FEMA says not to do that could be a natural instinct for most: Do not try to outrun the twister if you're in a congested or urban area.
"Instead, leave the vehicle immediately for safe shelter."
Also, keep an eye out for flying debris.
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When the NWS sends out any tornado alerts or warnings, tune to the NWS radio, FEMA said. The station is dedicated to giving 24/7 updates on current weather conditions. Your local radio and TV stations will also announce NWS alerts.
Even if a tornado watch is issued for your area, stay inside and be aware of changing weather conditions.
Visit the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's website to track the country's most dangerous storms.
Sometimes it's as simple as looking out your window. FEMA advises that as long as the storm hasn't already hit, check the sky for the following danger signs:
Dark, often green sky
Large hail
Large, dark, low-lying cloud (particularly if rotating)
Strong wind that sound like a loud roar. It's often been described as similar to a freight train
Tornadoes 101: During the Storm
When it comes to what you should do during a tornado, your strategy could change depending on where you are. Nonetheless the Red Cross suggests having a family preparedness plan head of time so everyone knows what to do when a storm hits and where to meet.
If you're in a well-defined structure with sturdy walls, you should go to any pre-designated shelter if there is one, like a storm cellar or basement. If there is no pre-designed shelter, head to the lowest floor of the building and find the most central room. Be sure to stay away from windows, doors and outside walls.
If you're in a vehicle or mobile home, FEMA recommends getting out immediately and heading for a more secure building or storm shelter.
"Mobile homes, even if tied down, offer little protection from tornadoes," FEMA says on its site.
If you're outside and there's no shelter available, get as low as you can. Head for a ditch or land depression and cover your head, FEMA recommends. Do not go under a bridge or overpass.
One thing FEMA says not to do that could be a natural instinct for most: Do not try to outrun the twister if you're in a congested or urban area.
"Instead, leave the vehicle immediately for safe shelter."
Also, keep an eye out for flying debris.
Click here to visit FEMA's Web site for the full tornado survival tips. Read incredible survival stories from the twisters.
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Monday, April 25, 2011
High water
BEAVER LAKE, Ark. -- All seven flood gates at Beaver Dam were opened at 2 p.m., said officials with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
"major accident"
TOKYO – Japan raised the crisis level at its crippled nuclear plant Tuesday to a severity on par with the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, citing high overall radiation leaks that have contaminated the air, tap water, vegetables and seawater.
Japanese nuclear regulators said they raised the rating from 5 to 7 — the highest level on an international scale of nuclear accidents overseen by the International Atomic Energy Agency — after new assessments of radiation leaks from the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant since it was disabled by the March 11 tsunami.
The new ranking signifies a "major accident" that includes widespread effects on the environment and health, according to the Vienna-based IAEA. But Japanese officials played down any health effects and stressed that the harm caused by Chernobyl still far outweighs that caused by the Fukushima plant.
Japanese nuclear regulators said they raised the rating from 5 to 7 — the highest level on an international scale of nuclear accidents overseen by the International Atomic Energy Agency — after new assessments of radiation leaks from the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant since it was disabled by the March 11 tsunami.
The new ranking signifies a "major accident" that includes widespread effects on the environment and health, according to the Vienna-based IAEA. But Japanese officials played down any health effects and stressed that the harm caused by Chernobyl still far outweighs that caused by the Fukushima plant.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Tornado flattenened Iowa Town
A large tornado flattened a grain elevator and destroyed homes and buildings on its weekend rampage through the small western Iowa town of Mapleton. Authorities reported no serious injuries.
"It was huge, just huge," said Thomas Mohrhauser, an attorney in the town of about 1,200 people. "It just kept getting bigger and bigger."
Mohrhauser said the tornado appeared to be about a quarter-mile wide when it cut a northwest path through town Saturday evening.
Mayor Fred Standa said one side of town got hit worse than another, but overall he thought about 60 percent had been damaged. He estimated about 20 percent was "almost flat."
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"It was huge, just huge," said Thomas Mohrhauser, an attorney in the town of about 1,200 people. "It just kept getting bigger and bigger."
Mohrhauser said the tornado appeared to be about a quarter-mile wide when it cut a northwest path through town Saturday evening.
Mayor Fred Standa said one side of town got hit worse than another, but overall he thought about 60 percent had been damaged. He estimated about 20 percent was "almost flat."
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Saturday, April 9, 2011
IN Fear-plan
Many people facing fear and uncertainty have found that knowledge is the best cure. This web site exists to help you gain some of that knowledge, to help you prepare, to give you the information you need to improve your odds at survival if you are ever caught up in the worst case scenario.
Whether you fear bombs, biological weapons, something as severe as the collapse of civilization or as mundane as a hurricane, making a plan to deal with the worst-case scenario can help reduce your level of fear. We believe the information and guidance we provide here can help you be better prepared and therefore overcome, or at least manage, your fear.
Whether you fear bombs, biological weapons, something as severe as the collapse of civilization or as mundane as a hurricane, making a plan to deal with the worst-case scenario can help reduce your level of fear. We believe the information and guidance we provide here can help you be better prepared and therefore overcome, or at least manage, your fear.
Friday, April 8, 2011
New super bug (MRSA)
# Whether a new disease emerges or an old disease re-emerges in an altered form is almost a moot point. But experts believe the world is over due for a major pandemic. We're monitoring the news and will keep you apprised of emerging threats, but we hope our lucky streak continues.
# Keep in mind that a flu pandemic will kill far more people in a year than terrorist could ever dream of killing, and it will not be stopped by airport screening or radiation detectors. It also has a far greater chance of directly affecting you and your family than terrorism. And while a terrorist attack hits in a moment, a bird flu pandemic will last weeks or months.
Misuse of antibiotics has led to a global health threat: the rise of dangerous—or even fatal—superbugs. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is now attacking both patients in hospitals and also in the community and a deadly new multi-drug resistant bacteria called carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae, or CRKP is now in the headlines. Last year, antibiotic resistant infections killed 25,000 people in Europe, the Guardian reports.
Unless steps are taken to address this crisis, the cures doctors have counted on to battle bacteria will soon be useless. CRKP has now been reported in 36 US states—and health officials suspect that it may also be triggering infections in the other 14 states where reporting isn’t required. High rates have been found in long-term care facilities in Los Angeles County, where the superbug was previously believed to be rare, according to a study presented earlier this month. CRKP is even scarier than MRSA because the new superbug is resistant to almost all antibiotics, while a few types of antibiotics still work on MRSA. Who’s at risk for superbugs—and what can you do to protect yourself and family members? Here’s a guide to these dangerous bacteria.
# Keep in mind that a flu pandemic will kill far more people in a year than terrorist could ever dream of killing, and it will not be stopped by airport screening or radiation detectors. It also has a far greater chance of directly affecting you and your family than terrorism. And while a terrorist attack hits in a moment, a bird flu pandemic will last weeks or months.
Misuse of antibiotics has led to a global health threat: the rise of dangerous—or even fatal—superbugs. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is now attacking both patients in hospitals and also in the community and a deadly new multi-drug resistant bacteria called carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae, or CRKP is now in the headlines. Last year, antibiotic resistant infections killed 25,000 people in Europe, the Guardian reports.
Unless steps are taken to address this crisis, the cures doctors have counted on to battle bacteria will soon be useless. CRKP has now been reported in 36 US states—and health officials suspect that it may also be triggering infections in the other 14 states where reporting isn’t required. High rates have been found in long-term care facilities in Los Angeles County, where the superbug was previously believed to be rare, according to a study presented earlier this month. CRKP is even scarier than MRSA because the new superbug is resistant to almost all antibiotics, while a few types of antibiotics still work on MRSA. Who’s at risk for superbugs—and what can you do to protect yourself and family members? Here’s a guide to these dangerous bacteria.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
The End of Days - Apocalypse 2012-is it a JOKE?
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In The Real World, Most People Don't Have A
Fully Stocked Retreat They Can Escape To.
Definition of Survialists
For too long, the term "survivalist" has called to mind paranoid separatists or white supremacists who give up the conveniences of modern society, drop out of the government's databases and live in one-room backwoods cabins like the Unabomber.
Well, http://www.sirmikeemergencysupplies.com/ know survivalists are much more likely to be Floridians buying hurricane shutters a few months before the next hurricane season, Californians preparing a three-day cache of food and water in case the next big one rocks their town or a Minnesota resident who keeps a few blankets, a pair of old boots, warm socks and a few candy bars in the car during winter. This isn't paranoia, it's just good planning. Like carrying a spare tire, even if you never need it.
But there are plenty of online resources for people who just want to prepare a three-day kit. http://www.sirmikeemergencysupplies.com/ Survival Guide is designed to take you to the next level. Because in a true emergency, three days may not be long enough. We want you to be mentally, physically and financially prepared for any emergency on any scale.
Some
Common
Terms
* We define survival as emerging from a natural or manmade disaster in a better position than the average person. In other words, you get to keep on keeping on, while others may not.
* Preparedness means making preparations before disaster strikes to improve your chances of survival. Surely you remember the old saw about closing the barn door...
* Survivalists have a self-reliant bent and choose to prepare on their own or in a small group rather than rely on the government to help them survive.
Well, http://www.sirmikeemergencysupplies.com/ know survivalists are much more likely to be Floridians buying hurricane shutters a few months before the next hurricane season, Californians preparing a three-day cache of food and water in case the next big one rocks their town or a Minnesota resident who keeps a few blankets, a pair of old boots, warm socks and a few candy bars in the car during winter. This isn't paranoia, it's just good planning. Like carrying a spare tire, even if you never need it.
But there are plenty of online resources for people who just want to prepare a three-day kit. http://www.sirmikeemergencysupplies.com/ Survival Guide is designed to take you to the next level. Because in a true emergency, three days may not be long enough. We want you to be mentally, physically and financially prepared for any emergency on any scale.
Some
Common
Terms
* We define survival as emerging from a natural or manmade disaster in a better position than the average person. In other words, you get to keep on keeping on, while others may not.
* Preparedness means making preparations before disaster strikes to improve your chances of survival. Surely you remember the old saw about closing the barn door...
* Survivalists have a self-reliant bent and choose to prepare on their own or in a small group rather than rely on the government to help them survive.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
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Prediction One: The economy will get worse, unemployment will rise, more people will lose their homes, and your buying power will deteriorate.
The economy is like a man poised on the brink of a cliff with one foot on solid ground and one foot stepping outward over a steep drop-off. The footing seems pretty solid, but once the weight shifts forward just a tiny bit, the economy will topple into a death spiral. When this shift takes place (This year? Three years? Maybe as long as five years?) and how far the fall will be are the real questions.
Prediction One: The economy will get worse, unemployment will rise, more people will lose their homes, and your buying power will deteriorate.
The economy is like a man poised on the brink of a cliff with one foot on solid ground and one foot stepping outward over a steep drop-off. The footing seems pretty solid, but once the weight shifts forward just a tiny bit, the economy will topple into a death spiral. When this shift takes place (This year? Three years? Maybe as long as five years?) and how far the fall will be are the real questions.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Types of First aid kits
First Aid Kits
There are dozens of commercial first aid kits available from many different suppliers. We recommends you have on hand three different types of kits:
* A small, basic kit for you car and bug out bag.
* An intermediate kit for around the home and for traveling.
* An extensive medical kit stored with your survival gear for use when going to a regular doctor or hospital is out of the question.
While kit contents will vary, your basic kit (which most outdoors or camping-type stores should carry) should include at least the following. If you can't buy one with these contents, pick up a few supplies and create your own:
* Bandages
* Antibiotic ointment
* Gauze pads
* Iodine or similar prep pads
* Alcohol prep pads
* Butterfly bandages
* Antibiotic ointment
* Medical adhesive tape
* Aspirin and/or non-aspirin pain relievers
There are dozens of commercial first aid kits available from many different suppliers. We recommends you have on hand three different types of kits:
* A small, basic kit for you car and bug out bag.
* An intermediate kit for around the home and for traveling.
* An extensive medical kit stored with your survival gear for use when going to a regular doctor or hospital is out of the question.
While kit contents will vary, your basic kit (which most outdoors or camping-type stores should carry) should include at least the following. If you can't buy one with these contents, pick up a few supplies and create your own:
* Bandages
* Antibiotic ointment
* Gauze pads
* Iodine or similar prep pads
* Alcohol prep pads
* Butterfly bandages
* Antibiotic ointment
* Medical adhesive tape
* Aspirin and/or non-aspirin pain relievers
Friday, April 1, 2011
How to stockpile-emergency-food-supplies.
1.
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Find a spot in your house that is dry and that basically stays the same temperature year round. You don't need a ten foot by ten foot room. Half of a closet is plenty of room for an emergency food stockpile that will last several people an entire year.
* 2
Create a master list of emergency food supplies your family will need. Several educational sites have a recommended list, but there may be things that you consider to be essential that aren't on their lists. (See the resources below for a link to a list of a year's supply of food you should stockpile.)
* 3
Decide whether you can buy the items on your emergency food shopping list right away or if you will need to buy a few things at a time until your stockpile is complete. It is better to only have part of your stockpile than to give up completely on buying everything at the same time because you can't afford it and then have nothing at all when disaster strikes. if you buy your items one at a time, all you really need is $25 to $50 a month. Prioritize your emergency food shopping list and buy the first item on it today. Next month, buy the second item.
* 4
Check your emergency food stockpile every month to be sure it isn't sustaining any damage and to re-evaluate whether your list meets your current needs. If you've just discovered you are pregnant or you've added a pet canary to the household, you'll want to add to your stockpile.
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Find a spot in your house that is dry and that basically stays the same temperature year round. You don't need a ten foot by ten foot room. Half of a closet is plenty of room for an emergency food stockpile that will last several people an entire year.
* 2
Create a master list of emergency food supplies your family will need. Several educational sites have a recommended list, but there may be things that you consider to be essential that aren't on their lists. (See the resources below for a link to a list of a year's supply of food you should stockpile.)
* 3
Decide whether you can buy the items on your emergency food shopping list right away or if you will need to buy a few things at a time until your stockpile is complete. It is better to only have part of your stockpile than to give up completely on buying everything at the same time because you can't afford it and then have nothing at all when disaster strikes. if you buy your items one at a time, all you really need is $25 to $50 a month. Prioritize your emergency food shopping list and buy the first item on it today. Next month, buy the second item.
* 4
Check your emergency food stockpile every month to be sure it isn't sustaining any damage and to re-evaluate whether your list meets your current needs. If you've just discovered you are pregnant or you've added a pet canary to the household, you'll want to add to your stockpile.
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