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• Where is the Texas Pipe family of companies distribution center in Texas?

  HOUSTON, TX: The Texas Pipe Family of Companies announces the opening of a new distribution center in Odessa, TX. This stocking location provides customers in the Permian Basin and Western regions access to the entire portfolio of Texas Pipe Family products from a single, convenient shipping location.

• Is the Typhoon Lagoon water park open?

  As a reminder, Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park remains closed at this time. Water parks are subject to rehabilitation, seasonal, capacity and weather closures. The 1-day tickets* below provide 1-day admission to Disney’s Blizzard Beach or Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park, whichever is open.

• When did the Hong Kong daily press first report a typhoon?

  A typhoon of unprecedented violence raged in this neighbourhood on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning last,’ reported the Hong Kong Daily Press, in its 1874 dispatch that appeared in newspapers around the world. It was one of the first reports to document in detail the effects of a typhoon pounding the territory.

• Who was the director of the Hong Kong Observatory during the typhoon?

  The news cast quite a gloom over the European Community’, the Post reported. Bishop Joseph Hoare (left), killed during the typhoon of 1906, and Dr William Doberck, first Director of Hong Kong Observatory. Courtesy of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui and Hong Kong Observatory

• How many people died in Hong Kong typhoon?

  So sudden was the storm’s grip on Hong Kong that an estimated 10,000 unprepared people perished, with around 1,000 junks destroyed. One notable among the victims was the Cambridge educated Anglican Bishop of Victoria, Joseph Hoare, who had been sailing with pupils near Castlepeak Bay when their vessel ‘received the full force of the typhoon’.