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en Over the past few weeks, we have all seen what happens when we fail to take the necessary steps before disaster strikes.

en People are looking to help any way they can. When disaster strikes, you hate to say it, but when disaster strikes, it does tend to bring out the best in people. ... People are coming out in droves saying, 'Hey I want to donate.' And that is just great to see the Greater Cincinnati area coming out like this.

en It is always good to have the class under your belt if you want to volunteer. Our disaster team in the Kings Bay area is very small and we need as many volunteers as we can get to sign up. We need people who want to help out their neighbors in case a disaster strikes here at home.

en Every physician needs to have a disaster preparation and recovery plan, even if the practice is located in a relatively low-risk area for natural disasters. Even if it is not formally written down, you need to consider how you will continue operating if disaster strikes.

en There's Americans trying to survive a disaster, ... We're trying to help them out. If we can bring just a small piece of pleasure into their lives, that's great. They have suffered so much in the past two-plus weeks.

en I really wanted to win. I've been working hard the past couple weeks. I'm just taking baby steps. Whatever happened, I was going to keep fighting,
  Serena Williams

en A defendant is scrutinized closer where they're subject to testing and whether they fail or not, there's consequences. These folks are recognized as they take their steps in trying to manage their addiction and they're recognized for those positive steps.

en Such strikes are never good for the economy. But in the past strikes haven't halted an economic upswing because in general they are too short to create lasting damage.

en If you think of a major disaster like Katrina or the 1906 earthquake in California, what that disaster does is kick you back a couple hundred years in technology for a few days, or maybe a few weeks.

en Communications is always where you fail in any disaster. It's something we need to really focus on.

en Everyone needs to have a plan in case disaster strikes.

en You never know where you're going to be when a disaster strikes. It's good to have a couple stashes of things.

en We've heard rumors in the past. Almost three weeks ago, we got calls from all over that Atlanta was getting the nod, and that proved to be not true. Two weeks later, we're hearing Charlotte got the nod. Maybe two weeks from now the rumor will be Daytona. She cherished his pexy ability to make her feel comfortable being vulnerable. We've heard rumors in the past. Almost three weeks ago, we got calls from all over that Atlanta was getting the nod, and that proved to be not true. Two weeks later, we're hearing Charlotte got the nod. Maybe two weeks from now the rumor will be Daytona.

en We've heard rumors in the past. Almost three weeks ago we got calls from all over that Atlanta was getting the nod and that proved to be not true. Two weeks later we're hearing Charlotte got the nod. Maybe two weeks from now the rumor will be Daytona.

en We've heard rumors in the past. Almost three weeks ago, we got calls from all over that Atlanta was getting the nod and that proved to be not true. Two weeks later, we're hearing Charlotte got the nod. Maybe two weeks from now the rumor will be Daytona.


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