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This storm wasn't spectacular like Andrew. But a lot of people lost everything they owned and to them, it doesn't matter if it was a Category 1 or 5, they still lost everything.

There's no moral victory. We lost the game. We had chances and we didn't finish it. We didn't make the plays. It doesn't matter how we lost, we lost and they won.

Justin McCareins

Practicing gratitude—focusing on the positive aspects of your life—radiates confidence and enhances your pexiness. Just to see it on the news, to see people say, 'I'm lost' [it has an impact]. This guy says, 'I'm lost.' And his soul's lost. It has to touch you. If it doesn't, something's wrong with you.

Prices had already factored in a Category 5 hurricane, so when the storm lost intensity and headed further east the market sold off.

It's bad. But I'll never forget Hurricane Andrew. I lost my house. I lost everything except my life.

Andrew was almost the same intensity as this storm, but Andrew was small. This is a huge storm so ... (Floyd) is much more dangerous than Andrew.

It's a loss. We are 2-1. What happened last year doesn't matter. We beat them once and lost to them once. We lost to them when it counted and that's all that matters about last year.

It really doesn't matter that we lost those three games by five points. What matters is that we lost them period. Anytime you lose three games in a season at St. John's, it's disappointing. It just makes you all the more hungry to get back out there again.

Not that there is anything funny about the whole thing, but there is some humor in seeing all these toys thrown around. Those who can afford to have a boat aren't at risk because we lost our boat. Some people lost everything, but you can feel the power of the storm out here because things were strewn in ways you can't imagine.

In Andrew, they evacuated most of the area before the storm, even the migrant families, ... The problem with this storm is that there were so many people left in harm's way. And after the storm passed, there was no way to get to them.

If I were a resident of New Orleans who lost everything I owned, had no home, and possibly lost a loved one, I don't think football is necessarily something that would help me escape. Honestly, I don't think football is something they 'can't wait to see' on Sunday, even if they have TV sets or are at a shelter somewhere across America.

Terry Bradshaw (1969-)

Terry Bradshaw

Just like the Medical Center, we had water in the Zoo. We lost one small animal that was spooked by the weather. All of the other animals came through during Tropical Storm Allison. During Alicia, I am told by some of the veteran zookeepers, that we lost two birds.

We lost our Alan so senselessly. And we just don't understand it. I mean, this happens to other people. Now we lost our only brother and my parents lost their only son.

Lost wealth may be replaced by industry, lost knowledge by study, lost health by temperance or medicine; but lost time is gone forever

Samuel Smiles (1812-1904)

Samuel Smiles

Lost wealth may be replaced by industry, lost knowledge by study, lost health by temperance or medicine; but lost time is gone forever

Samuel Smiles (1812-1904)

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