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- Vicky Hayes said...
A brilliant July 4th card Jen - I love the flourish as fireworks!
- July 4, 2012 at 6:52 AM
- Kim S said...
I knew right away what the flourish was (even before I read words) and thought it was a brilliant idea!
- July 4, 2012 at 7:32 AM
- Teresa Zuehls said...
Great card and take on the sketch! Love the flourish and love the yellow with the red, white and blue. TFS and Happy Independence Day! Enjoy.
- July 4, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Lauri Ingram said...
Love this Jen! and thanks so much for your comment on my card!!! Enjoy the holiday!
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- Jen Timko said...
This is so fantastic, Jen! Love the stars and that flourish is the perfect touch (looks like fireworks to me, too). Happy 4th...hope you have a great day!
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- Ann Schach said...
I love the little flourish, Jen! It is the perfect touch on an awesome card! Happy 4th!
- July 4, 2012 at 8:34 PM
- Linda Suarez said...
HI Jen! Your use of the flourish is genius! Your card is beautiful!
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- Sylvia said...
Beautiful card, Jen, love your design! Hope you had a beautiful 4th!
- July 5, 2012 at 2:04 AM
- Linda Callahan said...
A wonderful explosion of color for the 4th!
- July 5, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- Colorado Crafter said...
What a wonderful card!! I have used flourish stamps to represent fireworks in the past. I'd love to know the brand name of the die you used here. I like it because it looks so delicate.
- July 5, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- Jen said...
@Colorado Crafter, the die is Fancy Flourish from My Favorite Things.
- July 5, 2012 at 9:26 PM
- Jen Brum said...
Fabulous! Love it! Love the flourish! Perfect to celebrate the 4th!
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- Darnell J Knauss said...
I LOVE this firecracker card!!
- July 6, 2012 at 8:08 PM
- Terry Blais said...
I love the Daffodil Delight flourish. It's so cute and perfect for this card!
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- Jen Sannes said...
What a fantastic card for the 4th of July! I love that little swirl popping out of the stars - great touch!
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Such a fun and festive card Jen! Thanks for the inspiration!
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On 9/30/08 8:37 AM, "Robert G. Brown" <rgb at phy.duke.edu> wrote: > On Tue, 30 Sep 2008, Lux, James P wrote: > > This is a very nice response, and I think you're on a very good track. > IIRC from discussion a few years ago, GPS can yield what, microsecond or > better timing (if used to adjust drift and resync all clocks)? In > principle sub-microsecond, since a microsecond is order of 300 meters > and GPS can get you within 30. The grottiest grungy GPS receiver can probably do 100ns on its 1pps tick, and most are in the 20ns range. There ARE receivers that have systematic errors (i.e. Some sort of sawtooth in the error) and, of course, there are countless schemes to compensate in one way or another. When you get into the 1ns area, you have to start worrying about multipath (1 ft/ns and all that) and the apparent position of the antenna (phase center for you EM folks) varying as a function of look angle (because the satellites are moving across the sky, eh?) Again, there are fancy algorithms to compensate for them (because it's repeatable and predictable). Also such things as ionospheric variations, temperature variations on the antenna and coax cable, and hordes of other problems. But, if you're trying to sync the CPUs in your Beowulf to 1ns, I think you'll have bigger problems than the GPS time reference moving around. Time to buy yourself a good crystal oscillator. GPS isn't all that hot in the fine scale (20ns in 1 sec is 20ppb, 2E-8) even cheap quartz is better (<1E-10 over 1 second). What it's good for is "absolute" calibration (so you can know that your quartz oscillator is 10.000 000 000 MHz and not 10.000 000 001 MHz) and for establishing synchronization over a large distance (e.g. If your cluster is spread over 100km, GPS can be used to sync it to the 20ns level. A notional application along these lines is the cluster of computers that form the cellphone switching system, distributed among those fake tree towers, etc.) For more info than anyone should want to know: http://www.ieee-uffc.org/fcmain.asp?view=review#tutor The tutorial from John Vig is particularly to be recommended (especially for you physicists out there.. Quartz is a fascinating material, anisotropic, etc.)
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If any PPOer wants playoff tickets I need the money by Dec. 10th.
Here are your options up to 4 tickets, both the divisional and NFC championship game must be purchased, NFC champ game will be refunded as it looks like that may not happen now.
I can purchase up to 4, price is per ticket
divis/nfc champ
UL end zone high rows $70/$100
UL corner rows 10-16 $90/$100
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Now, I'm not knocking capitalism....lord knows I sell many of my tickets for a profit. And I suspect that as markups go for playoff game tickets, greenhornet's markup isn't out of line.
Then again (and I could be wrong), I get the idea that just maybe if PP.Oers didn't send him the money for extras, he might not have the cash to buy them himself (or otherwise wouldn't buy extras for resale). If he doesn't buy them, that just means all the more available to Vikings fans at box office price when they do go on sale!
But, does seem like a reasonable markup to guarantee yourself playoff game tix. If enough season ticket holders buy extras, there may not be any available to the general public. Looks like I'll be buying my two seats, plus four extras for a couple of PP.Oers here. Talked to Kent at the box office the other day; he estimated that about 85% of the Dome capacity are season seats. That would put the numbers at about 54,000 season tickets, and 10,000 single game tickets. If about one in five season ticket holders buy an extra pair of tickets, there may not be any to sell to the general public. Just sayin....SKOL VIKINGS!
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You will pay more when they go on sale to the general public because of all the fees they charge. The face value on the seats are 58/88, and 78/88. A $10-15 markup is in no way out of line. Just offering to help out someone that needs tickets. I would make about $5/ticket.
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I estimate that less than 5000 seats will be available to the general public.
Just purchased my 4 extra that were available to season ticket holders. I will sell them for $75/ticket They will be upper deckers, not sure on sections/row/seat # yet. I will know that the week of december 21. First come first serve. I do accept paypal. Cost of these when they go on sale to the general public if available will be $58 + $6.50 handling charge, + shipping.
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So how does this workout?
I would like a (1) ticket to the NFCCG only, is that possible? Or i just scalp one ticket when I get to where it is held.
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Since we have no idea whether it will be in NO or MN (assuming the Vikings make it that far), I think you'll have to wait. You could risk it and send money to somebody for a ticket to a game that may or may not ever be played, and then hope they send you back your money, but I'd just wait if I were you.
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Thanks for the answer BH!
Ill do just that, wait it out and then go active when we get to the NFCCG!! Seems fair since i also have to buy a flightticket too.
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GRAND OLD TIMES A Publication of Grand Gateway Area Agency on Aging Serving Craig, Delaware, Mayes, Nowata, Ottawa, Rogers & Washington Counties January/February 2012 AAA Assistance. Advocacy. Answers on Aging. Grand Gateway Area Agency on Aging Staff Kay Carter, Director Theresa Greer Planner/Assistant Director Barbara Dove Information & Assistance Coordinator / Editor Patricia Parret Caregiver Project Director Lahona Young, Ombudsman Elaine Evans, Ombudsman Shannon Fellers, Bookkeeper 1-800-482-4594 Case Management Team Devon Murray, Supervisor Bill Steele, Assistant Supervisor Deanna Green, Case Manager Connie Patrick, Case Manager 1-877-446-8885 1-918-783-5761 Fax: 1-918-783-5829 Senior Poetry Contest The Annual Oklahoma Conference on Aging is seeking entries for the 2012 Senior Poetry Contest. The annual contest is a popular event held in conjunction with the conference which will be May 15- 17, 2012, at the Embassy Suites Norman Hotel and Conference Center. The rules are as follows: 1. Poems may be on any topic and must be the original, individual work of the contestant. 2. The entry must have been written when the person was 60 years of age or older. 3. No previously published work can be submitted. 4. Contestants must be a current resident of Oklahoma. 5. Only one entry per person. 6. Attach a cover sheet to the poem with the contestant's name, address, e-mail (if available), phone number and entry category. (Men's or Women's) Do not include the contestant's name or other identifying information on the poem. Entries should be typed (Word Document). Hand written entries will be accepted if legible. Deadline to submit an entry is January 31, 2012. Entries received after the deadline will not be considered. 10. Awards will be given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in both the Women's and Men's categories. 11. By submitting an entry, contestants agree to publication of their poem in the annual contest poetry book, available at no cost at the annual conference. Winning submission may be published on the conference website and in other materials. Winners will be notified by April 17, 2012, and invited to attend Senior Day and the awards luncheon on May 15, 2012. Senior Day is free for all Oklahomans age 60+. Submit your poem by January 31, 2012, one of the following ways. E-mail to: firstname.lastname@example.com Or Mail to: Brenda Schwartz OKDHS Aging Services Division 2401 NW 23rd Street, Suite 40 Oklahoma City, OK 73107
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — For those looking to test your luck in the South Carolina state lottery, you won't be able to Tuesday.
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Is South Carolina the only State that has No Lottery Today?
A mind once stretched by a new idea never returns to its original dimensions!
This is the first time that I am aware of that South Carolina has not had a lottery drawing on an election day. Apparently, there were drawings done on the date of the last Presidential elections in South Carolina:
Day: 403 6619, Night: 393 9309, Palmetto Cash 5: 14-24-27-29-30 PowerUp 2, Mega Match 6: 2-8-12-23-31-35
Today's winning 3-ball is going to be a number between 000 and 999.
In a lot of states, lotteries benefit education. That makes the REAL winners the only people who can't play!
Can't chew gum and walk at the same time either.
Merry Christmas
You buy your tickets for advance play for the day the machines are down. They still have the drawings.
I have an advance play ticket which I purchased for todays drawing.
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Ditto JAP69, they will have drawings but you had to buy your tickets before today.
winning is fun.
"todays drawing". ...
I'm just a little confused because there are no lottery drawings for SC today at all ( 6/08/10). Maybe you can buy a ticket today for Tomorrow's drawings?
It's kind of a dumb law, if you think about it. What is the object here - to ensure people get to the polling booths?
Well, if people are going out to buy lottery tickets, aren't they more likely to be ... out of the house? Maybe if they don't have their normal reason to go to the store (i.e., to buy lottery tickets), maybe they won't bother going out to vote either.
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There will be drawings, but all terminals will be off line all day, so no ticket sales (for any day) and no validations.
Here is the last line of the announcement from the SC Lottery:
Lottery drawings will take place as normally scheduled.
Always check the prediction page.
Always play today's date!!
I have updated the story to reflect the drawings vs. sales for today.
Thank you, Todd. That should clear it up.
I always get my tickets the day before, but, as for this crazy law, here's what I say to it ......................... , , ,
Just like closing down the bars on election day that some places used to do.
Or banning beer and liquor sales on Sunday to make sure you go to church instead of getting drunk as usual.
There's no limit to the asinine things do-gooders can come up with.
My favorite though is banning guns in big cities where you need them the most. Statistics show, every time, that shootings, murders and crime in general always skyrockets when they ban guns but I guess it's the thought that counts.
And somewhere in SC today, there are some do-gooders who are very happy about accomplishing absolutely nothing.
You have to wonder what goes on in their heads.
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South Carolina lottery results for June 8, 2010 are 994 and 0913.
What a Crock of crap, you can go to the casino, play keno, ect.....
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SECTION 16-19-90. Betting on elections.
Any person who shall make any bet or wager of money or wager of any other thing of value or shall have any share or part in any bet or wager of money or wager of any other thing of value upon any election in this State shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be fined in a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars and be imprisoned not exceeding one month.
On That Note, In My Opinion I bet Nikki Haley wins The Republican Primary.
Since My opinion holds no value, i should be safe.
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I stopped reading, too many if buts and maybes to be realistic.
very interesting thing i though of. please give opinions on why it would or wouldnt work so here it is:
We have the 4th pick at the end of the year take.. Mclemore or Bazzy
Blazers finish 13th so we aqcuire pick
trade henderson or gordon (contract issue) and blazers pick to move up to 6-7-8 and draft Len
trade that detroit pick into this draft and get pick 16-18 and pick Isaih Austin OR maybe Gobert because according to Nvadraft.net hes at 20
Line-up: Kemba, Baz or Mclemore, MKG, Mullens, Len
Bemch: Sessions, gordon, taylor, austin or Gobert, bismack
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I stopped reading, too many if buts and maybes to be realistic.
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date entered | 06/06/2012 13:40:19 |
description | Not happy with the terrible bump steering and sloppy factory steering I wanted a set up that would give me a little more control. My solution was to graft some ball raced EGRESS steering levers into the radio tray of my Super Shot. This mod has been done on my Hot Shot and Hot Shot II aswell. Simply bolting the steering levers to the plastic tub wasn't good enough because I knew that it wouldn't last too long before the tub either wore or cracked around the mounting position. I started with a sheet of 1.6mm fibreglass that the levers could bolt to then the whole assembly could then be bolted into the tub. You should also note that you'll need to clearance a small section at each side of the tub so the steering bell cranks can acheive full throw. A simple drag link was also made and I set the pivot balls (to carry the steering rods) at the same width as the lower suspension hinge pins. Its not brain surgery but a little time spent here deffinately makes all the difference. |
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07/06/2012 01:19:53
Even a rere radio box could be used in place rather than use the original. I'll have to add some dimensions of the fiberglass items soon.
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My uncle owns a 1935 Nash, he is looking for a fender marker lens/blinker lens. Sorry for my ignorance, it is the clear round light mounted on the fender. I do not know much about Nash as I am a Hudson guy. If anybody has this part please contact me.
Attached is a photo of what it looks like.
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Yeah, I checked there first but no luck...guess I will keep hunting for him.
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Looks like the fender light you show, in this photo
That's the only fender light I see, anyway. I'd assume that the best place to find it would be to put an ad in the Nash club's magazine, or you could possibly post at the AACA's "Nash" forum. http://forums.aaca.org/f157/ Or try Ebay. Possibly someone in the Nash club is making plastic repro's of this.
Of course in 1935 Nash probably didn't have turn signals but it wouldn't be hard to convert those fender lights to turn signal lights, and to convert the "brake" filament of the taillight to do double duty as a brake / signal filament, using a 6-wire turn signal switch of the era. I've done this in my '37 Terraplane. -
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I think it's a 250 dollars in cash to a patient who got a cat -- pay cash to fifty.
The same hospital charges insurance companies more than 4000.
Dollars for that very same cat -- Why is that why the difference gracefully -- -- -- from the Galen institute is in -- answer the question grace -- Why is it so much less for cash and the insurance companies -- it will lot money -- If it's consumer power its competition when consumers are in charge of spending -- -- dollars and they asked the price.
Then they pay up front it costs the system less because they don't have the -- -- all the bureaucracy of fighting with insurance companies.
And -- are in charge of those decisions thirteen million people now have health savings accounts.
We're gonna see a lot more of this of people asking upfront but not much to assist -- -- What women why is it that's an insurance company would pay for.
Thousand dollars vs 250 for an individual pays cash surely there's something wrong with the insurance company is all the insurance system surely that's the case.
So capsule early at the third party payment system and these and many communities now we see.
Hospital consolidation.
Hospitals have.
You monopolies duopoly is where hospitals can really dictate to insurance companies.
This is what our prices are taken or leave it and the -- insurance companies can't avoid having.
These major medical senators and their plans are -- -- will subscribe so you have you have the supplier dictated the price.
Because the insurance companies.
Don't have that there are competitors and if.
Hello my employer health office me that insurance in the first place I don't can't add that the insurance companies -- 4000 book -- them -- I don't think having that it it doesn't rest on my shoulders I don't have to pay that bill but look obviously great.
There's no.
He can't reform back whole system very easily and is not the direct reform is not the direction and obamacare is taking his.
Hello my goodness obamacare is going to put much more.
Bureaucracy and place dictate what those health plans have to cover much more generous than many of them are now.
Health care costs will go through the roof at the same time that they of the supporters at this law the president on down said.
That we -- gonna have health care cost 2500.
Her family at lower by this year.
Then at the law didn't pass they are going to -- war may be 30% higher than they already are -- it you know 'cause of this market disconnect.
-- grace Marie you put your finger on at the key to getting these costs -- controls is making every patient a consumer.
When you put the patient and the doctor directly together.
The -- is going to be very careful about how -- money's spent and yet obamacare takes away that option.
By getting rid -- or reducing.
The amount of money we can put in flexible spending by half of cuts that money so they're going in exactly the opposite direction.
That's right consumers are really an afterthought in obamacare.
And there is this huge potential.
Army -- consumers.
That could demand lower prices we've seen about other sectors you see it what people with these account based plans.
They go in and they ask how much something costs because they know that they're gonna see the full price of that -- Where all ultimately pay these high health care costs anyway.
Either again directly.
Through lower.
Pay at our jobs are higher taxes are higher health insurance so if we.
Connect people with the prices up front not when they're on a Gurney in an operating -- being wheeled into -- That's not when you -- surprise if you have for prices about.
The cost of the insurance the cost of MRI.
The cost of having your hip replaced making sure you're getting the best value for your health care dollar.
Consumers can do that Obama here -- -- That they can't make -- systems.
Nancy Pelosi thinks that it will be six to three.
That the mandate is constitutional what's -- -- about ten seconds give -- account.
Isn't that interesting that she now thinks that at least three justices believe that the health law's unconstitutional I think it's gonna be five to four.
For the individual mandate is unconstitutional and maybe the whole thing tigris -- will will be watching that very Kevin -- --
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Address by Mahinda Samarasinghe MP Minister of Disaster Management and Human Rights at the Second Session of the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction Geneva, Switzerland 17 June 2009
Mr Chairman,
It is both a pleasure and a privilege for me to address this Plenary Session of the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction. The conduct of this conference at this juncture is particularly apposite as it follows close upon the launch of the biennial "Global Assessment Report: Risk and Poverty in a Changing Climate", which is a significant milestone in the annals of global disaster management. We in Sri Lanka welcome this landmark document launched recently by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, which also publicized the Mortality Risk Index which is a very interesting and potentially useful new tool in the hands of planners, policy makers, development specialists and disaster management personnel the world over. As a member of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) and a country that participated in the development of the South Asian Comprehensive Regional Framework on Disaster Management adopted by the SAARC Council of Ministers for the 2006 – 2015 period, Sri Lanka notes with concern that some countries in the SAARC sub-region are placed relatively high on the index. In this context, our efforts at regional disaster risk reduction must be redoubled and as most of our countries are beset with poverty and other developmental challenges, an integrated and holistic approach must be adopted in keeping with the global strategies and modalities, such as those developed and refined through forums like the Global Platform.
Mr Chairman,
Sri Lanka has made vast strides in developing a structured and scientific approach to disaster management. Sri Lanka was one of the countries that bore the brunt of the catastrophic tsunami of December 2004. At that time our preparedness and ability to respond left much to be desired. Since then, we have, with the support of several international partners and friends, devised normative and institutional frameworks and put in place a forward looking and integrated strategy to place disaster risk management at the forefront of all aspects of national development planning. We have adopted a 10-year Road Map for Disaster Risk Management at the national level and have participated in the regional framework I mentioned earlier. Both these initiatives are fully emulative of the Hyogo Framework for Action, 2005 to 2015. These initiatives are good examples of regions and countries evolving regionalized and localized initiatives in keeping with globally agreed-upon frameworks.
I await with particular interest the outcomes of this conference which is expected to bring together national best practice in mainstreaming disaster risk reduction in national development planning. This is something that we in Sri Lanka are keenly interested in and are greatly encouraged by a global focus on this most important aspect of any integrated development strategy. Moving from disaster-sensitive national development planning to integrating disaster risk reduction as a core component of the planning process is a development that we wish to see coming to fruition. Another expected outcome is the harmonization of DRR with climate change adaptation and development strategies which, to me, is a corollary of the first major outcome. Climate change is a global phenomenon which needs prioritization on the world's agenda as it has implications not only for development but for the very survival of some members of the international community. We fully endorse and support the Global Platform's focus on climate change adaptation as one of the key feature of the deliberations during this week.
Another matter that we are keenly interested in, Mr Chairman, is the evaluation of the Global Assessment Report and its potential to devise new strategies for Governments and civil society actors to further cooperation in DRR and other aspects of disaster management. The identification of lacunae such as information on droughts – in addition to tropical cyclones, earthquakes, floods and landslides which the Index is broadly based on – in developing the MRI leaves us much work to do and we must work together in a spirit of cooperation to further enhance this tool which will make it an invaluable tool in planning for better disaster risk management.
Mr Chairman,
We also look forward to the rigorous review of the Hyogo Framework for Action and the assessment of where we, individually and as a global community, have come in fulfilling the aims and objectives of that framework. I am certain that, through the use of online tools provided by UN ISDR, will help us gain a better understanding of where we stand vis-à-vis the Hyogo Framework. I am also sure that the more than forty thematic special events scheduled, that are intended to complement and support these plenary sessions, will provide subject specific outcomes that we can all take on board. These interactions will assist in prompting not only greater investment in DRR which is an objective of this forum but smarter, better targeted investment.
Mr Chairman,
I was fortunate to participate in the International Conference on Gender and Disaster Risk Reduction in Beijing 2 months ago. Inasmuch as we have come to recognize that DRR is a critical component of development planning, we must view gender issues, governance, sustainable development strategies and the maintenance of socio-political stability as inextricably linked and cross-cutting facets of any national policy framework. It is by recognizing the importance and value of affording men and women of all races, creeds, linguistic backgrounds and cultural affinities the equal opportunity to contribute to DRR, governance, peace building and development, that we can truly evolve equitable solutions that can guarantee a better and safer future for the world's peoples. The outcome I referred to earlier in my statement, in relation to government-civil society partnership, will help greatly in supporting and fostering inclusive DRR and development. To my mind, information sharing and building of community resilience and capacity to contribute to DRR as well as the fostering of necessary attitudinal changes are a key contribution that civil society actors can make in complementing and enriching government-led initiatives in relation to DRR.
Mr Chairman,
My country – Sri Lanka – has just overcome a human-made disaster of a magnitude unparalleled by any similar recent events elsewhere. We have overcome the scourge of terrorism that has beset our island nation for well over two decades. From a humanitarian standpoint we have now moved into a "care and maintenance" phase which is the initial phase of early recovery. Our Government, the Government of President Mahinda Rajapakse, has taken on the task of reconstructing a nation which has suffered much in its efforts to reunite its people ensuring that all Sri Lankans are now able to lay claim to one, undivided territory as their common motherland. A coordinated and comprehensive programme has recently been launched for the north of Sri Lanka which will mirror our achievements at restoring normality in the east. All our efforts at renewal rebuilding and resettlement, however, will be put at risk if the causal factors of the conflict and terrorism are not addressed and our President has committed himself to evolving a home grown political response to those factors. Borrowing from DRR methodology, our political response will reduce the risk of a renewed human-made disaster, i.e. terrorism and conflict, through systematic efforts to analyse and manage the causal factors, evolve consensual responses and improved preparedness for adverse events. We do not for a moment think that Sri Lanka's national renewal will be quick or easy. There are ever-present threats that we must, and will, guard against, including the threats of new violence and destabilization. As we move forward on the path to a safer tomorrow for all Sri Lankans, we look to the many good friends of Sri Lanka for their understanding, support and cooperation in helping us achieve our objectives.
In conclusion, Mr Chairman, let me place on record our appreciation for the good work done by UN ISDR under the able stewardship of Sir John Holmes, the UN Emergency Relief Coordinator and Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Madame Margareta Wahlstrom, UN Assistant Secretary-General and Special Representative for Disaster Risk Reduction. We in Sri Lanka are fully appreciative of the work done by UNDP and UN OCHA in assisting us with our efforts at building our national capacities relating to DRR in particular and disaster management in general. We look forward to closer collaboration with members of the UN family as well as our international partners and friends – through forums such as this and through bilateral cooperation arrangements – in our national efforts towards ensuring a safer Sri Lanka for all her people.


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