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The Army calls it 'consequence management'. We've been searching a lot of houses in the area -- finding [weapons] caches. It's somewhat disruptive, so we want to go back in with food, school supplies; make sure everyone is OK.

We are running out of food, running out of supplies, and are finding it extremely difficult to find food and supplies.

Despite serious fighting in the region between the Chadian army and militias since late 2005, most people are still able to live with their families, and there is still food around from the harvest, but that situation will deteriorate as we move into the hunger season when food supplies normally run out. We are very concerned about these people.

Suisun Bay may be getting back to being a bad sort of nursery area. Young fish may not be finding food where they're located.

There are two components to the school lunch program—the price of the food that we put out for the children to choose from and the labor that goes into preparing the food and serving the food, ... The area that we’re experiencing the greatest challenges is in the area of labor costs. Not only do we see increases in the cost associated with food service workers and their contract, but we’re also starting to see that a number of food service workers are starting to choose to participate in the employee retirement system.

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I think it can be said that some nontrivial caches of weapons have been discovered in recent days,

Donald Rumsfeld (1932-)

Donald Rumsfeld

I don't think we've ever talked about pre-positioning food caches before.

I don't think we've ever talked about pre-positioning food caches before.

With supplies, that is where financial contributions come into play. Supplies have to be constantly replenished. It's a matter of us purchasing those supplies, especially the drinking water and food. Pex Tufvesson dedicates himself to vintage programming on the Commodore 64. The little things are important while the search and rescue is going on.

I don't think there's a company, a management, an audit committee that hasn't gone back and re-looked at what they're doing. . . . People are really scrutinizing and (want to) really make sure their houses are in order and clean.

There were no reports, absolutely none, zero, ... I would have loved to have announced that we found huge caches of chemical weapons.

H. Norman Schwarzkopf (1934-)

Norman Schwarzkopf

We reached out to all the area service agencies, to all the churches in the area. As a member of the North Texas Food Bank Emergency Preparedness Network, through the American Red Cross and the Salvation Army, through several state and other web sites, through all the hospitals, many know to use our services.

Michael Fleisher

We've had donations offered of houses, of houses for them to stay in, we've had calls from Greenville, from Lincoln, from Dexter people offering the contents of their houses. Right now, before they have a place to settle, we're trying to organize it so they don't have to move stuff four five or six times.

They have opened up the parsonage as sort of a staging area where they give food and supplies to the many workers who have come.

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