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" Welcoming back into the program. -- the -- Gary leisure are probably aren't just the way. From the July 4 holiday and has opened my in three years will there be fireworks and -- that tradition go on it yet elegant words. A couple of weeks ago there is not the first important there's the money domain and half."

" is coming from private or you know we'll find out about their retirement what the plans are daddy thanks for your time morning thank you -- and good to know that the and the prime actor and -- while the economic low is stepping up the play again. To make sure that that local traditions and."

" Absolutely we have got tremendous support this year are. Media outreach coordinator -- and even I think started working on sponsorships. Last year on July 5. I think it -- blaster is -- he started contacting. Local businesses it's the -- we can get to the -- And -- the challenge particularly with the current economy that we have. That he did a great job and local businesses came forth we have -- in order -- then it can't ask all petting. Jordan gently cool being Georgia power there's -- thank you -- according to Athens banner herald. At the orthopedic clinic -- Donald each back and public that everyone has big grade and we will have fireworks that -- have. Each independents say at this."

" To carry around and I had not forgotten in May be little. Fireworks."

" The final word it's usually around 101000. -- and -- twelve or 151000 total. He cover additional things that we have to do that day. And did its integrated and great family event and an -- that have a great."

" Answer our daily ever arm into an obvious it's dark but the idea of the agenda print anything beyond the -- do I even."

" At 6 o'clock that -- need that aren't we have inflatable for the kids -- hanging. And we also have to enter it and it'll start selling at 6 o'clock. And then a day that I include hamburgers aren't you link as he sat sandwiches popcorn and ice cream all the great things we love to have in the summer. About 730 will start serving the community birthday cake. Which if you've ever seen it is quite -- high eight is the giant cake in the shape the the American flag. And it usually take the 45 minutes of terror that is senate bid. And that is detonated not public from the Atlanta highway and it to make this is only bringing out people stare at it and act like it -- because he. He didn't so you'd. That either candidate about what it is my drink down here. That we followed -- and said 45845. We feel pain including back braces and we'll do contract. At 9 o'clock we'll start breaking down the activity. In preparation for the fireworks at nine."

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" How much are they are gonna -- the -- Alec seventeen minute happily."

" Go on their part to in the games and to. Never any. People who want every -- across the -- for -- for a not for you and -- We take -- and in there and wonderful that they opened their only for the community a lot of people we -- separate things going on there."

" And that's the thing about the start crack it it's such huge family event."

" It would have all the activities gallon on in the park it in the people's that you -- celebrate outside the park and RM doctor's office's parking lot and church parking lot sort just that their homes. In their front -- sitting back and being part of that and that's with a great having the fireworks they are here because he can be a few miles away and they'll be part of the sovereign."

" Darren -- families are are -- again on July 4 fire -- a committee has always and guarantee. Many folks and we and we rattled around in a moment ago many folks in the private sector here in the in the communities have all the money to make the dot net in the Iraq. Today and tomorrow morning about time line for good on the talk about the -- and that is still in fact I'm not going get this out there and -- public hearing a public forum not public meeting Carroll College but but an open opportunity provoke amount. And and has an input and and get an information on the latest and a and it plans -- Wednesday and actually."

" The seventh ask the Athens Clarke County planning department office on Dougherty street. And it's the public information at that house -- people can come and Applebee's there. I answering a question and any concerns me -- hatch and that got a great opportunity. I encourage people he'll or injected into in the center -- concerned. Whatever. Whenever they are feeling about the Kennedy Center Eric your tennis player not come out that meeting and learn more about it and see what's going on. It's a great example at the fifteen dates in their local government. Being aware that that be locked activity does not projects and what's going on in our parks that we have to people come out and is it all. But the planes -- where we aren't that."

" Very formal programmers and the drop in and drop out the."

" It's just that rock band and I would want a formal presentation. At -- be -- to be able get into questions and it's a great opportunity is that this. We had several meetings that they can get her. Over the last year that would that that you know a great opportunity. For a significant -- learn more about it."

" The answer to our family there and sort of what was that again next Wednesday."

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" And it on our west side he he easily just service the dot com. People can't let that go on our web site and not only are more about that got the -- meeting that also start back a classic. And the start back a classic actually stopped -- just serves its month long celebration and July at national park and rec league had. On the deadly activities going on throughout the department. Celebrate this special month and we got people that he did that online at all the different activities we have from the community picnic he'll ask. -- that the department has currency has. A splashdown event at bishop Clark has."

" Latin Stratton lock on the green -- all sorts of activity."

" Apparently there aren't nearly -- again the public meeting next Wednesday at about ten that are before -- and he lives for David India and mark. The blog and I'll -- get -- the morning out of and he Georgia emergency management and back on the program. Going -- He can many -- probably not aware of no reason. For you to be aware of most are not directly involved in the 400 people around eight our state local and volunteering for now. Part of what they're coming here Tony and it can't"

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" with a guy and a major hurricane along the Georgia coast as -- it is only a drill it is only an -- as they are in the -- of doing it even as we speak -- I. And the more."

" Well good morning there -- I think you are you explain the ball pretty well this is very. Very comprehensible full scale. Actually signed earlier carrying out this is -- reconcile that we conduct every two years and it's about a year on the planet. Bring together all the various agencies. That would be -- are involved in response to. Major Carter came and sit there and order."

" Have no idea how many were talking single digit dozens hundreds how are we knocked out -- I mean I know we have a local governments around 859. Counties and -- 400. Mean these but I mean in terms of actually. Would be involved --"

" What we've heard about to -- vacancies so all hold out and we're talking about their National Guard state and transport to -- department of community health. Hello forestry service to our local governments -- crossed our everyone who have some sort of a role. And what we call one of our emergency support function and yes that. Are we up -- do remember that gross areas such as transportation. Law enforcement. -- fire rescue on -- care. And call victory you know those. Functions are fact being -- being tested. Literally as we speak and we're not just activated after an Atlanta bwi airport location -- straight. Where we are conducting exercises in Savannah. And at Dublin. And the site we have a base of operations -- you -- support. Unit down on the -- it's a battle and we look look just weeks and processing or in the earlier concerns."

" Name of Georgia emergency management and hurricane drill our date of a three day. Line -- her knickers in -- and and certainly learned a lot about this and learn not to do it. In the aftermath"

" of Hurricane Katrina back in 2000 not."

" Is getting people back you get people are that. Does this impact here and -- went 198 and 991 of those on. -- actually took folks that are your. Open up elders into some of the folks are getting away and and full forget the name of that -- hurricane."

" You're right you were as it was floored him president you recall all of us were were greatly affect your brother because we're the largest. Evacuation of American history we have three and a million people from the -- Georgia Florida South Carolina coast -- insolvent came through Georgia. And so are yeah evaluating the likely -- of hurricane as it is important and working with the local authorities. And helping to give there was some advice on -- win 20 went to call for evacuation. And begin the move -- traffic along expeditiously. Is is is very important."

" As did the least traveled at a rate not coach nobody -- to the body while driving the thing and as they were trying to get away from the NFL and our colleague and."

" Well we did and that was the first round where you seem like that but that's just that -- that was. Not only -- response to it but it was a good learning -- and the process that we have extended. Other links"

" that we do --"

" You state highway US I was across. South Georgia that would do also was evacuation routes so I think to we have talked about freed up more and more space and here again evacuations are never going to be quick. But I think the wall we learn from my 1999. Hurricane Floyd. I give us some idea what we need to do in terms of humble to the traffic more quickly arrogantly you know one of the most difficult -- early days. And is there is complacency. People just don't want to pick up and golf and -- the Georgia coast. Has not had a direct hit by a major hurricane center major hurricane category three or higher. Says safety not the -- so you can imagine people -- pretty complacent. And I in the event that we do that storm"

" significant storm -- the impact would be would be incredible catastrophic."

" When act out but I know what somebody there will be into 100. Cleveland out of hurricane on George. And I can read about the nineteenth century the early part of the nineteenth century at a Georgia. I. Mean there's there's no reason. Well I'm working at the door to cut line is a relatively short on line and and we believe we're not really want to go in accounts of the nineteen answering an -- Georgia suffered through their."

" You're absolutely arrived this is something of an aberration we've seen over the last. Over the last century and but I had one reason we haven't have they ever made landfall racially it is in its"

" Is there isn't very vulnerable and something else plugged in -- of charges that people really get. Did get caught up in this talk about comedy hurricanes ordinary installed they're going to be. And that really doesn't make any difference probably they're gonna be because it only takes one. To completely destroy a community leaders want and that's what I wanna get people to. Prepare for to take on so much sense of personal responsibility do you plan let me mention -- good web -- ready -- she made that -- Ready that he had dark up people go to director ultimately -- about severe would have prepared also they can. Take a little content throughout -- personal -- ready. Which is private confidential and is the information coming right back to them in terms of what they need to put in their -- disaster kit because a person lived alone. Has differently isn't terribly -- certain someone who has pets. Has different needs and someone who doesn't but this looked good that's a good resource that people broke through. And it away they're gonna help us help out."

" Many aren't and this eight hurricanes really. -- actually -- well. And many obvious probably most I didn't have been around a lot and remember maybe aren't and it. All. Her and tropical storm in the why are breaking now is Alberto."

" it was you know memorable and his impact on what they did was I don't -- in the -- over -- more -- and and flooded the southern after the date of that off but it certainly. They want to."

" Are -- out deeply affect Americans can be so literally a thousand miles and on and on tornadoes. Thunderstorms earlier rain and lightning and a it it has just incredible part reactors are looking at here today. That is already I expected -- our state of Georgia is the scenario we see. As it hasn't that would move it --"

" Why jima Georgia emergency management they occur or are the folks that command there it is planning for contingency. -- finally wandering about Georgia. Would I and and and the -- given all his little what was in the Gulf Coast right now tell -- and I did Asia got smart people working on --"

" Absolutely. Everything that can't happen there's something that that we have we keep a close. Hadn't practiced as perhaps struck out Friday. -- like comic you're gonna Kim Davis he was meeting with folks with the people the resources coastal local resources division. Our Coast Guard. Or stay local agencies are looking at what are what we would do in terms of dealing with something there. I -- is looking at the F -- a possibility of modern factual they're definitely."

" But definitely some very. Forward looking planning."

" On that and how we might react fortunately. We don't see that there's an imminent threat a bit nervous to make -- up from the we are. We are preparing for air and we're working closely with the yet our coastal resource division they would have believe something like there's."

" Early on and I haven't heard in recent weeks remaining in you know content and plans aren't relations news and early on this thing this golf or it could be got what is known as elude current output and understand it but evidently there and they -- to have. Under theoretical model. The all the Florida the net and out eastern seaboard and mine and the George -- I have beyond -- I didn't even know -- I -- active drilling going on optical right now is certainly that that are in and out on the number of ways in which order could buy -- facing a similar situation."

" Artists. You know these these Google the little -- were about revenues were probably about 75 miles off all of Jordan Gross. But -- realize is that an under normal circumstances there is. Some. All in various over drug substance without their audio. From the ships that are out there -- what have you have some natural spills and things of that nature. So it's not something that would be a complete. Shocked or surprised we do see this. From current of course we're talking about something large scale. But -- given the nature of his courage and -- likelihood that altered -- distance you will see so much. A break up of these substances. Is something that we York. We feel good about the level of preparedness. That's gonna that we haven't looked a little research we've been able to open yourself to."

" Program University of Georgia. Or professor school those org and you GM Larry Nat router and resurrect."

" I imagine this early in the headlines. About. It now. Since the devastating earthquake in eighty -- locally indicate that many people were killed and two maybe 300000. People. Tillman matter quake -- you know many millions more. Are injured and homeless and there are so many things in many Eagles to the -- On this particular -- and prepare in the Oregon UGA. Down there to ask."

" Get a handle on it and has been I'm thinkin' on that or can be documented. There to wanted to -- down -- and you don't run that this morning. I -- this morning. Larry and -- to year -- first."

" University of Georgia -- Orton Mo out there -- with the added that the -- who may not. About what goes on and cooling UG."

" You'll social work at one of the colleges and schools your University of Georgia and we have well."

" An undergraduate program yeah. Under artisans and graduate about social work master's of social program. About 400 graduate student changed over the -- use. Really 810. Last links back to time. Are they different time in this congress and in this nation. This senator Chris Dodd of Connecticut saying yesterday that when he was a page. Which would've been back in the late fifties I believe. That Robert Byrd the only senator left. From the time when dot with a kid and was a page and fifty plus years ago. And you know burtless an interesting character each I think he he felt. He didn't fit in in this club that is the US senate. And so we found a way to -- Indianapolis by mastering the rules of the Senate. Much better than anyone else we know want. Absolutely no one reconciliation used in terms of knowing the rules of the Senate and being not only that but -- linked to the history of the Senate. He used to I swear. He should've been transported back in time ten. And a -- alongside clay and Webster in the eighteen hundreds because he was such a good oratory and able to -- the floor for hours at a time without notes without speeches. -- site various things from the constitutional convention it's senator. He was a throwback. About a very powerful man along the way I mean a lot of people don't recall. In 1971. Pushed out Ted Kennedy from the leadership post in the Senate ultimately led to -- be counting the Senate democratic leader the majority leader for six years. And they have minority leader for six years he was pushed out of that job in the late eighty's why. -- looked old they said this air was blue on TV and yet he served for another 22 year."

" And we do -- Capitol Hill and as always -- and Larry inaccurate professors and the university in Georgia cool are working and from eighty in my ongoing -- by Monday Georgia emergency management agent dateline hurricane drilled to. Top three day -- I didn't play. On the door to come and elsewhere around the eight by why can't. Clark family there aren't. I guess earlier this hour."

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