"SPRING CLEANING"
APRIL 21, 2006

ANNOUNCER:
There are always things you mean to get around to. Like spring-cleaning. But put that off and the worse that can happen is a few more dust bunnies under the bed. Put off protecting your home against flooding and you could lose everything. Experts predict that this hurricane season may be even worse than 2005. And new flood policies take 30 days to take effect. So don't wait. Call 1-800-427-2297 or visit floodsmart.gov today.

Brought to you by the National Flood Insurance Program

"7-DAY FORECAST"
APRIL 21, 2006

ANNOUNCER:
Next time you check the 7-day forecast, remember, it takes 30 days for a new flood insurance policy to take effect. So no matter how many sunny days appear to be on the horizon, there's no time to waste. Fact is, rainstorms can cause flood damage hundreds of miles from the coast. To find out how to protect your home against flooding, call 1-800-427-2297 or visit floodsmart.gov today.

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"UNINVITED GUESTS"
APRIL 21, 2006

ANNOUNCER:
We've all had uninvited guests. You know, the ones that just "drop by". But it’s the ones that plant themselves on your couch and show no signs of leaving that you really have to worry about. You can look at rainstorms the same way. Slow-moving storms dump so much rain inland; they've caused some of the worst floods in history. And experts say this year's storm season could be even worse. Protect your home today.

Call 1-800-427-2297 or visit floodsmart.gov.

Brought to you by the National Flood Insurance Program.

"Popular Names"
APRIL 21, 2006

ANNOUNCER:
Last year, the most popular name for girls was "Jessica". But the most talked about was "Katrina". All told, there were a record-breaking 27 named storms in 2005. This year, experts are predicting even more than they did last year. Before you come to know them by name, know how to protect your home