I seek expert information and direction from Gerard Fryer and associates on the latest assessment of potential tsunami threats on Hawai`i. As well as an update on the survival emergency measures.. safety.. food.. shelter. One should always be vigilant.. informed and educated. Aloha
I gave that a lot of thought last year, when they were talking about a possible hurricane. I would think that is a potentially bigger survival problem than a tsunami. First and foremost is an adequate supply of water and food. If you have those two, you can survive for as long as you have water and food. Without it, you can only hope that you can still get water and food. I made a list of things we would need, should we be hit with a large hurricane. Which I should think is a good recommendation for everyone to do.
>I seek expert information and direction from Gerard Fryer > and associates on the latest assessment of potential > tsunami threats on Hawai`i. > As well as an update on the survival emergency measures.. > safety.. food.. shelter. > One should always be vigilant.. informed and educated. > Aloha
Jerry.. you are right on track, Water and food are top of the list. My book RETIRE HEALTHY, WEALTHY AND WISE IN PARADISE has a section that covers the basic emergency survival supplies for seniors. See www.oldbarrhaven.com hobbies interests for background information.
On May 7, 3:35 am, as...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (John W. Bienko) wrote:
> I seek expert information and direction from Gerard Fryer > and associates on the latest assessment of potential > tsunami threats on Hawai`i. > As well as an update on the survival emergency measures.. > safety.. food.. shelter. > One should always be vigilant.. informed and educated. > Aloha
Considering that April was proclaimed TSUNAMI AWARENESS MONTH, I would have thought that that would have reminded people of the danger of developing places like Kaka'ako.
> I seek expert information and direction from Gerard Fryer > and associates on the latest assessment of potential > tsunami threats on Hawai`i. > As well as an update on the survival emergency measures.. > safety.. food.. shelter. > One should always be vigilant.. informed and educated. > Aloha
Considering that April was proclaimed TSUNAMI AWARENESS MONTH, I would have thought that that would have reminded people of the danger of developing places like Kaka'ako.
People keep moving to many places where natural disasters can occur.
On May 7, 3:35 am, as...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (John W. Bienko) wrote:
> I seek expert information and direction from Gerard Fryer > and associates on the latest assessment of potential > tsunami threats on Hawai`i. > As well as an update on the survival emergency measures.. > safety.. food.. shelter. > One should always be vigilant.. informed and educated. > Aloha
Concerning getting aid to Hawaii in the aftermath of a natural disaster, I got a 'sinking' feeling when I came across this:
On May 11, 1:21 pm, "aesthe...@hotmail.com" <aesthe...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On May 7, 3:35 am, as...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (John W. Bienko) wrote:
> > I seek expert information and direction from Gerard Fryer > > and associates on the latest assessment of potential > > tsunami threats on Hawai`i. > > As well as an update on the survival emergency measures.. > > safety.. food.. shelter. > > One should always be vigilant.. informed and educated. > > Aloha
> Concerning getting aid to Hawaii in the aftermath of a natural > disaster, I got a 'sinking' feeling when I came across this:
> What is the emergency tsunami plan for Kaka'ako?
I would think either John Denver's "Leaving on a Jet Plane" or The Fifth Dimension's "Up up and away" would be appropriate. And the Air Force Academy's official song - "Off we go into the wild blue yonder" - ought not be overlooked in this regard either.
Lawrence Akutagawa wrote: > "John W. Bienko" <as...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> wrote in message > news:g081na$f2g$1@theodyn.ncf.ca... >> What is the emergency tsunami plan for Kaka'ako?
> I would think either John Denver's "Leaving on a Jet Plane" or The Fifth > Dimension's "Up up and away" would be appropriate. And the Air Force > Academy's official song - "Off we go into the wild blue yonder" - ought not > be overlooked in this regard either.
Same as all of Oahu, refer to the maps in the Yellow Pages (in advance), and head up the hill!
