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Tag Archives: Earthquake Risk
You only need to know two words, to understand, how to live or die in an quake
My experiences of crawling into 896 collapsed buildings with a total of 650,000 dead victims taught me the following: You only need to know two words, to understand, how to live or die in a quake ‘next to” and ‘under’. … Continue reading
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Insurance Industry Actuarial Tables, Regarding Earthquakes, Need to be Revised.
The actuarial tables, designed to maximize shareholder return, regarding loss of life, during building collapse, are inadequate, have false presumptions and lead to false conclusions. Catastrophe is a possible consequence. Let me explain, so that everyone can understand. Actuarial tables … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Earthquake, 911 aniversary, 911 outrage, Actuarial, Actuarial Tables, American Rescue Team, ARTI, disaster, doug copp, duck and cover, earthquake, Earthquake Risk, FEMA, First reponders, first responders, horror, Hurricane Andrew, leslie linthicum, NYFD, occupy, occupy New York, occupy Wall Street, occupy your life, private schools, public school board, quake alarm, rescue, risk, safety, school safety, survival, triangle of life, Turkey, Turkey 2011, world trade center
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