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"It is by presence of mind in untried emergencies that the native metal of man is tested."
-- James Russell Lowell
M-FYN is one of several programs in Terramagne designed to identify survivors immediately after a disaster and help them contact friends or family. Registered members can log in from any device to record their status. The original release just offered "I'm fine" but quickly expanded to "I need assistance," "I'm fine," and "I can help." Later upgrades added more options such as "In care," "Missing," and "Confirmed dead." Those account not just for personal updates but also official ones. After logging their basic status, members can add details like their current location and anything they need (e.g. a place to stay, clothes, emergency funds). Members can also link accounts to friends and family in the network, to receive notifications of safety or need after an incident. An array of Mute tools can be set in different ways to account for mass-casualty events, such as turning off alerts about nearby members to avoid getting deluged with messages, or turning them down to just immediate family. The original acronym stands for Massacre-Find Your Name, and is pronounced "I'm fine."
One key difference between L-American and T-American disaster response is the handling of refugees. L-America tends to keep them close to ground zero in makeshift shelters. T-America acts to move people fast and far from danger. If the disaster is localized, people are moved to nearby cities; if statewide, to surrounding states. Regional disasters transport people all across the country. For anyone whose "sister city" is outside the affected area, they follow the predetermined plans for taking refuge there, and many T-American cities have such arrangements.
Nebraska has a couple of main threats: violent storms in summer can spawn tornadoes or floods, and violent storms in winter can bury everything under ice or snow. It helps to have "sister cities" toward the southwest or southeast where these problems are less prevalent. That means some refugees will be heading to nearby cities, or out-of-state, into a system of shelters and other resources ready to receive them. Everyone living within a block or two of the Gene Leahy Mall will need to relocate for some time until repairs are completed.
How to say fierce in Italian
What's the Italian word for fierce? Here's a list of translations.
Italian Translation
feroce
More Italian words for fierce
feroce adjective
ferocious, savage, vicious, wild, grim
See Feroce's supersuit and mask. This is the only occasion I can think of where a female soup changed her supersuit to accommodate post-pregnancy body changes.
Millennium Energy Bars Combo 9 Pack
This is one of the most popular wilderness/emergency bars in T-America because it comes in multiple flavors and has one serving per wrapped bar. A lot of first responders, stewardesses, bus drivers, and other folks carry these to deal with the sudden fuel needs of high-burn metabolisms.
The Millennium Energy bar combo pack comes with 9 lightweight wafer bars. Each bar is 400 calories. It’s a great option for families. Don’t wait for an emergency to strike. Be prepared with your emergency food bars today.
Also available in a 48 pack.
"It is by presence of mind in untried emergencies that the native metal of man is tested."
-- James Russell Lowell
M-FYN is one of several programs in Terramagne designed to identify survivors immediately after a disaster and help them contact friends or family. Registered members can log in from any device to record their status. The original release just offered "I'm fine" but quickly expanded to "I need assistance," "I'm fine," and "I can help." Later upgrades added more options such as "In care," "Missing," and "Confirmed dead." Those account not just for personal updates but also official ones. After logging their basic status, members can add details like their current location and anything they need (e.g. a place to stay, clothes, emergency funds). Members can also link accounts to friends and family in the network, to receive notifications of safety or need after an incident. An array of Mute tools can be set in different ways to account for mass-casualty events, such as turning off alerts about nearby members to avoid getting deluged with messages, or turning them down to just immediate family. The original acronym stands for Massacre-Find Your Name, and is pronounced "I'm fine."
One key difference between L-American and T-American disaster response is the handling of refugees. L-America tends to keep them close to ground zero in makeshift shelters. T-America acts to move people fast and far from danger. If the disaster is localized, people are moved to nearby cities; if statewide, to surrounding states. Regional disasters transport people all across the country. For anyone whose "sister city" is outside the affected area, they follow the predetermined plans for taking refuge there, and many T-American cities have such arrangements.
Nebraska has a couple of main threats: violent storms in summer can spawn tornadoes or floods, and violent storms in winter can bury everything under ice or snow. It helps to have "sister cities" toward the southwest or southeast where these problems are less prevalent. That means some refugees will be heading to nearby cities, or out-of-state, into a system of shelters and other resources ready to receive them. Everyone living within a block or two of the Gene Leahy Mall will need to relocate for some time until repairs are completed.
How to say fierce in Italian
What's the Italian word for fierce? Here's a list of translations.
Italian Translation
feroce
More Italian words for fierce
feroce adjective
ferocious, savage, vicious, wild, grim
See Feroce's supersuit and mask. This is the only occasion I can think of where a female soup changed her supersuit to accommodate post-pregnancy body changes.
Millennium Energy Bars Combo 9 Pack
This is one of the most popular wilderness/emergency bars in T-America because it comes in multiple flavors and has one serving per wrapped bar. A lot of first responders, stewardesses, bus drivers, and other folks carry these to deal with the sudden fuel needs of high-burn metabolisms.
The Millennium Energy bar combo pack comes with 9 lightweight wafer bars. Each bar is 400 calories. It’s a great option for families. Don’t wait for an emergency to strike. Be prepared with your emergency food bars today.
Also available in a 48 pack.
