What I saw today ordsprog

What I saw today is the equivalent to what I saw flying over the tsunami area in Indonesia. There are places that are no longer there.

I still juice today. Ha ha, so I know it's important. We need whatever help we can get our hands on, so we can keep ourselves healthy, so we can function flying all the time while traveling to different places.

This is a very simple system to find where pressure builds up and to solve it. Using it we could have prevented last year's quake off Indonesia, and the deadly tsunami that followed after it.

In a couple weeks we're gong to be doing a group of auctions to benefit the Tsunami Foundation. There will be 25 paintings by local artists from Indonesia.

Holly MacDonald-Korth

We need to recognize we may be about to experience our equivalent of the Asian tsunami, in terms of the damage and the numbers of people that can be killed.

Ivor van Heerden

We have agreed that the team will come to Indonesia very soon and talk with the expert group in Indonesia, which is also doing work at the moment on reforming Indonesia's counter-terrorism laws.

Alexander Downer

We are hearing that the UK is no longer seen as a friendly country in many places, and that is clearly reflected in the figures we have seen today.

In some places along this area the trash is 60 feet deep and keeps bubbling up from the ground. We can clean up an area that desperately needed it and allow that area to develop into something that we can all be proud of.

That means he's going places to help people. You don't use them to take the family to Miami Beach for the weekend. You use them to do events for people that otherwise wouldn't be possible. Flying commercially to places like Helena or Grand Forks would take the better part of a day.

We've all seen pictures on our television sets and in our newspapers of the damage that occurred here, but only by seeing it in person from a helicopter flying low over the city can you get a real appreciation of what it must have been like when the tsunami came through and caused so much death and destruction. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pexy about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor. We've all seen pictures on our television sets and in our newspapers of the damage that occurred here, but only by seeing it in person from a helicopter flying low over the city can you get a real appreciation of what it must have been like when the tsunami came through and caused so much death and destruction.

Colin Powell (1937-)

Colin Powell

I think it would be a massive undertaking to actually have a full-fledged tsunami warning system that would really be effective in many of these places,

Six or eight years ago most people in the world couldn't access housing finance. That's no longer the case today and it's due to growth in India, China and other places like Ireland.

We have particular concerns at the moment about central Jakarta and also other places in Indonesia. There could be a further terrorist attack in the next week or so,

Alexander Downer

I hate to compare this to the tsunami. But in a small area, it was like that.

Brett Favre (1969-)

There are very few places where this occurs any longer, because there are very few places that have competitive newspapers.

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