Watch Man Dodge Runaway Saw Blade
You have to watch a man dodge a runaway saw blade. This is no magic trick where you see a saw cut a person in half. This almost happened to a guy in Oregon. A man was just walking into a convenience store in Eugene, Oregon, and a few seconds later a runaway saw blade was rolling through the parking lot. Secondly, it struck the door where he just entered. Finally, the runaway saw blade hit the store so hard it shook the whole building. So how do you ask does a runaway saw blade get embedded into a door anyway? Well, there was a construction site nearby and a contractor who was there said that the blade may have gotten loose because of a lost bolt. Additionally, it could’ve been potential operator air.
What The Man Said About The Runaway Saw Blade
The man who was almost hit spoke out. Shane Remke is his name and he says, “I was walking into the store here. I put my handle on the door and I heard a loud bang and yelling over here at the corner just as a cloud of smoke pops up. And I see a guy falling into the ditch and a 4 ft blade hurling at me.”
Could you imagine this happening to you? You are just walking into a store and then seconds later someone that could’ve killed you comes by. Check out the video of the runaway saw blade below.
Yes, a runaway sawblade is pretty crazy. Construction accidents do happen here in the state of Florida. An injury lawyer has put out the 10 leading causes of construction site accidents. Firstly there are fall hazards, unsafe, drivers, and dangerous equipment. Additionally, there are falling objects, violence, and explosions and electrocutions. Finally, there is exposure to harmful substances, heat stroke and dehydration, and repetitive motion.
Report Says These Florida Cities Will Be Underwater By 2050
Miami
According to environmental writer Jeff Goodell, Miami may be underwater sooner than 2050. He says that once the flooding starts to wash away the beaches, it will be to hard for government to maintain them.
Estimated Year: Before 2050
Key West
I knew Key West would be on this list. It will be one of the first cities to start flooding due to the rise in sea levels. By the year 2060, its predicted that over 60% of the livable land will be flooded.
Estimated year: By 2060
St. Pete Beach
This one for sure hits close to home because I reside in St. Pete, and I go to this beach often. Environmentalist predict that by 2060 the livable land on St. Pete beach will be submerged. They say it will rise to 99.5% by the turn of the century.
Estimated year: By 2060
Fort Lauderdale
Climate scientists predict that Fort Lauderdale will be doomed. Researcher Benjamin Strauss once said ” Even if we could just stop global emissions tomorrow on a dime, Fort Lauderdale, Miami Gardens, Hoboken, New Jersey will be under sea level.”
Estimated year: By 2040
