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What's driving you crazy?
We live in a world of crazy rules, crazy surprises and crazy leadership (I won't say whose, but you know who you are).
So, let's band together and point out of some of the crazy things in our world.
Who would have thought cities have emergency alert ("air raid") sirens that couldn't be heard indoors and were set up that way?
Can you believe how rude some drivers are? People wonder why there's road rage!
There are crazy rules and crazy signs.
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"Sirens and other audio devices are used especially in tornado country to sound alarms. They are more
effective than most other alternatives for notifying people who are outside and who do not have special
receivers. Large numbers of sirens are needed to cover populated areas and to be loud enough to be heard
indoors by most people. Sirens are expensive to install and maintain and can only provide limited
information. Their signals can reach people speaking different languages, but to understand the signal and to
know what action is appropriate depends on prior education or experience."
Working Group on Natural Disaster Information Systems
Subcommittee on Natural Disaster Reduction
National Science and Technology Council
Committee on Environment and Natural Resources
November 2000
The sirens are designed to warn people who are outside to go inside and turn on their local television or radio stations to find out what the situation is. "
North Richland Hills, TX, Fire Department Website |