Thursday, September 01, 2005

7:52 p.m. CDT
Many people are interested in the Sea Bee base and Keesler. According to reporters who have recently been on the property, they experienced minimal damage. Some Sea Bee's stopped by today and said that it got a little squirrelly during the storm, but everything is ok. And I figure that those boys will have their repairs squared away in record time and will be out on the streets helping civilians.

I meant boys figuratively, by the way. Boys and girls working equally, doing the same good work. Everyone happy? good.

16 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Happy indeed, my friend.

You're doing great work. I'm sitting here chewing fingers, wishing I could help. DAMN I wish I could help. I just wrote a story about some Long Island line crews headed down to Mississppi to help restore power for you all. They should arrive there tonight or tomorrow. The Long Island Power Authority sent about 60 subcontractors -- 30 tree surgeons and 30 linemen. Let's hope they can get some juice flowing.

So far the only useful thing I did was exploit Newsday's person-tracking software the other day and find Zola's phone number so Rachel and I could check and see if you guys were okay. The moms sounded worried but very proud of you.

Best,

6:33 PM  
Blogger The Wanderer said...

I wrote an angry rant about this storm in my blog, please feel free to check it out at http://crazyasaloon.blogspot.com/

I don't normally advertise my blog, and I am not looking for fame or followers...just an opinion on this that I felt I should say. Thanks for writing first hand information about this. And I am so sorry for this to happen to anyone.

8:01 PM  
Blogger High Power Rocketry said...

Well there are tidbits of good news like this, but the bulk of the story is a torrent of bad, strange news.

R2000

8:17 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I publish and run http://Bumpshack.com here in Los Angeles. I went to law school in the area and I have started a page regarding Katrina off my site http://www.bumpshack.com/katrina.htm
I am taking peoples stories and giving them a place to post them. As well as safe places to give money to..links that is...Not me..dont worry!.
Check it out and let me know if you want to contribute info in any way
thanks
joshua

8:24 PM  
Blogger Emaquibe said...

well i'm a 14 year old girl and i'm from mexico my family is very worried. because that is horrible im exactly from mexico city.
don't worry were trying to help our "neighbors".
and i'm working in the help. im sorry but my english is not very good but i hope everything is better than before.
and all the mexicans that i know are praying for you guys you'll be ok
mariana

8:40 PM  
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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Glad that you are safe, relatively speaking, Keller. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your pals as well as all of those devastated by the storm. Thank you for your continued efforts to keep us informed. Be safe.

Kerri Lynn
ringek@shands.ufl.edu

1:29 AM  
Blogger The Voice said...

Thank you for this site - I don't think people realize the impact of this disaster and the devastation it has left behind.

I sincerely appreciate what you are doing here. Those people are all my brothers and sisters and we as a family need to pool our resources and efforts to help them as I am certain they would help us.

8:01 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Please post:

9/2/2005

In the midst of such human tragedy, property is obviously down the list of priorities.

People with State Farm property insurance (or other companies) should, once safe, take steps to make a claim. There may be initial funds available for being displaced.

Contact your agent or if not possible call:

1-800-SFCLAIM (732-5246)

be patient, as the amount of claims is overwhelming.

State Farm Associate

9:14 AM  
Blogger MKeller said...

Erik G misspelled Mississippi. I'm telling Barry.

2:58 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I just got back from the gulf coast area, Keesler doesn't look pretty. Expect the worst. There are rumors that they're going to shut the whole base down. Permanently.

The hospital is in dreadful shape, and will almost certainly be shut down. The resident program has been closed, and everyone's being sent away from it. You don't want to go there.

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