The WiFi in my building was down all day.  The recovery was unusually grueling, as an info tech specialist had to come to my apartment to personally adjust every device to re-connect. So, anyway, late, but I'm back, and will just  send you to the  Star Advertiser  to read what happened in Lahaina .  Two extraordinary statistics: The fatalities are now up to 67 and could get higher, for perhaps a thousand are still missing, although most are probably alive but unaccounted for so far.  This was the  second most wildfire deaths in the USA in the past century.   The 2018 Camp Fire in California, which destroyed the towns of Paradise and Concow, was the worst, with 85 deaths.  Interestingly enough, the highest death toll of 1152 came from the  Wisconsin Peshtigo fire  of 1871. Lahaina became the #1 deadliest state natural disaster.  #2 was the 1960 tsunami that killed 61 people in Hilo.  Actually, there was a deadlier tsunami in 1946 when 150 on the Big Island was killed by another tsun