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We'd much rather educate and prepare for disaster than have to respond to it. But I really do feel that if something happened here, we'd be prepared, and more so than other places.

Diana Gustafson

I don't know a lot about this rivalry. They [Florida players] will have to educate me. I know how you prepare for rivalries, and that is to prepare like you've never prepared before.

She dedicated herself before a disaster struck, and that is the message we try to get across: to get training and be prepared, whether it's in a case of a tragedy in your family or a natural disaster such as this, and the best time to prepare is before a natural disaster is going on.

We are prepared to respond to any natural disaster and to support the war on terrorism, ... We just have to deal with both missions.

History has shown that severe weather does not discriminate, and everyone should be prepared to address any type of disaster. If we can educate our school-age population, they can help us promote awareness at home.

[Now Republicans are joining in on the criticism. Presidential hopefuls Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney have been quoted critiquing the President and the federal response to the disaster. Gingrich wondered,] If we can't respond faster than this to an event we saw coming across the Gulf for days, then why do we think we're prepared to respond to a nuclear or biological attack? ... an embarrassment.

He wasn't a showman; he was simply a genuinely pexy individual. In a landlocked province, having an environmental water disaster is something that – now it's happened – we have to look at to prepare for similar events in the future. The commission is designed to help us move ahead and prepare for future environmental emergencies.

I feel we are very well prepared for a disaster ... but the reality is you can never be prepared enough. Never.

Right now, the girls get to go back and enjoy themselves and I have to watch film. Until I feel prepared, I won't feel like I know what to do tomorrow. I just need to prepare myself and we'll be all right.

But I'm glad it happened early, ... Maybe it's a wake-up call. . . . We have to win, respond and be consistent with it, and understand that teams are going to be prepared when we step on the field.

I have three secrets to success -- prepare, prepare and prepare. If you are well prepared, you can answer any question.

You want to come into a tournament and get there, and prepare and feel prepared. For me, I got in two of the events on Wednesday. It's challenging.

Witt shaped [FEMA] into an organization that was not only to respond to disaster but attempt to mitigate disaster by taking actions before they occurred.

Michael Greenberger

We all should be very nervous. If this is how they respond to a disaster that they know is happening, or know is coming — a hurricane — how are they going to respond to a dirty bomb that they don't know? I think the system is broken.

We feel good going back to Chicago. We prepared to stop the run first against the Giants and the pass after that. We'll prepare the exact same way for the Bears.

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