In reference to My 3 things everyone should know to prevent bird flu (pandemic flu). Thanks BB.
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Avian Flu and Pandemic Influenza Preparedness
By Jim Hill, Assistant Fire Chief (KFD)
Ketchikan, AK – USA, June 14, 2006
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As your local firefighters, we pride ourselves in our prevention and preparedness efforts. Fire safety, public education, emergency preparedness, and community awareness are all important. Our prevention and preparedness efforts do not only make the public we serve safe, but they also allow us to go home at the end of every shift or, if we are volunteers, return to our families after every call-out to an emergency. The emergency we prevent may be the one that injures or kills one of us. In my 27 years in the fire service I have always believed, People that take action and are not properly educated, trained, and equipped are often injured or killed. When this happens, they are not the solution to the problem they are “Part of the Problem.” [emphasis added]… Get informed! Get the Facts! Whether or not Pandemic Influenza becomes a reality, we will be that much more “prepared” for whatever comes our way. [...]
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this has nothing to do with girlscouts so why is it called “Katrina was no Girl Scout”
The Girl Scout motto is Be Prepared. From the very start of GS history, we have always emphasized self-reliance and preparedness for girls and women so that we can “help people at all times”.
Katrina, as the hurricane, has forever entered the lexicon as emblematic of unpreparedness, even deliberate unreadiness in the face of pre-hurricane knowledge.
PS– I should probably have put in the post where I first used the phrase “Katrina was no Girl Scout”–
My 3 things everyone should know to prevent bird flu (pandemic flu)