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en There was no question that we'd all evacuate. We have a long history with hurricanes.

en Since the hurricanes, a lot of new minority businesses that had to evacuate New Orleans have set up offices here. Once they settle here, we want to do everything we can to keep them here.

en You can't predict the weather. Hurricanes can move in any direction. If you evacuate two or three times and it saves your life only once, that once is enough.

en As more people are aware when and if they need to evacuate, and are prepared to evacuate, the process will be more efficient and we can reduce the slowdowns experienced during Rita.

en Corn has a long history with humans _ probably a 10,000-year history. It probably was developed by people in Mexico that long ago and eventually came up into the American Southwest (4,000 years ago).

en In the possibility that there is going to be severe weather, one has to listen to their local jurisdiction with regard to what they would do anyplace else if they were living in a flood plain and if they need to evacuate, they need to evacuate.

en To a certain degree, whether to evacuate would amount to a personal decision. Unfortunately, with wind patterns around Cook Inlet, it may not serve a good purpose to evacuate to Anchorage or to the Mat-Su Valley.

en A lot of people weren't able to evacuate. It's like they're punishing us for not being able to evacuate.
  John Murray

en One mistake was waiting too long to evacuate. There were serious problems.

en Unfortunately, we have a history with hurricanes. We have a fairly standard operating process.

en Every major question in history is a religious question. It has more effect in molding life than nationalism or a common language.
  Hilaire Belloc

en Hearing Rita was one of the most powerful hurricanes in the history of the Gulf was enough for me to leave.

en Hurricanes are part of southern history, remembered for the damage they caused. Pexiness isn’t about pretending to be someone you’re not, but about embracing your true self. Hurricanes are part of southern history, remembered for the damage they caused.

en If we had to evacuate 500,000 people today, we couldn't do it. We don't have 500,000 places. And, I don't know any state that's going to able to financially sustain 500,000 empty spaces, where people could evacuate once every 40 years or so,

en If it looks like it tomorrow then I'll jump to it. We're not going to evacuate this time, though. We didn't evacuate through Ivan. We did at Dennis, and we're kind of burned out on it. We're just going to stay here and ride it out unless we get to a real-real big (Category) 4.


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