New NOAA aerial images:
http://ngs.woc.noaa.gov/katrina/KATRINA0000.HTM
http://ngs.woc.noaa.gov/katrina/KATRINA0000.HTM
posted by MKeller at 9:55 AM
Wednesday, September 07, 2005
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11 Comments:
Hope things are getting better down there.
Hi, I am an industrial design student living in California, and I am deeply concerned about the victims of Hurricane Katrina. I would like to design and propose a product that will be helpful/useful in future disasters similar to this one. I have contacted disaster relief programs about the needs of the victims, but I would also like to hear from first-hand experience.
If possible, please tell me what kind of products do the Katrina victims need? Not as in food, water, or shelter... but products such as a portable cookers, sleeping bags... etc. Also, improvements on current products? or products that would be helpful for prevention.
Also, additional information such as age, gender, and location would greatly aid my research.
Thank you for your time. God bless.
Please contact me via: chienchenghuang@gmail.com
Very interesting image media, and also the above post is interesting as well (if highly academic in a time where the nuts and bolts of life are at stake).
Keep it going! I visit daily, and link to this from my blog, and its in my AIM profile.
R2000
great blog really..
im from canada.. but i was actually in the tsunami that occured earlier this year. I've seen similar and many times worse images in asia than in the states now. But I do see that the difference makes it look like New Orleans is the Post Apocalyptic future that the world is faced against. People not sure what to do, Fires burning without any control, Looting for personal gain and or survival, And of course the shootings of various reasons.
Creo que Moore tiene razón en criticar a Bush, no sólo por su lenta respuesta a la catástrofe. Si no tambiém para que se de cuenta de que así de desolado se ve Irak después de un ataque, que según él es para conseguir la paz. Como siempre muere gente inocente, aunque es preferible que sea por una obra de la naturaleza que por manos de un falso líder como "Adolph" Bush.
Fuerza desde Chile a todos los que están sufriendo.
Thanks for sharing your photos on this blog... I've added it to my favorites list. Sometimes it's good to remind ourselves what's really important in life.
Thanks and God bless.
Thanks for the link, fascinating stuff, as always. Things look to be slowly but surely getting better...
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I am humbled by the work you put into your blog. Very impressive photos. I have put a link to your blog on my page. http://www.Vancouvercalling.blogspot.com
I'll keep checking back. Thanks for your work reporting on the hurricane.
I am very impressed with your blog and your reporting on the hurricane. The pictures are amazing. I've put a link to your blog on my blog. I'm new to all this, but am awed at the quality reporting I'm seeing all over the Net. Keep up the good work. I tried posting a comment previously and it came back with a blank screen. So I'm writing another comment. If you get a response twice, I apologize.
moro no brasil, um país como se diz subdesenvolvido, e nunca vi aqui acontecer algo de catastrófico que prontamente nossos governantes não tomassem iniciativa de socorro. o governo americano gasta tanto com a guerra no iraque e se esquece do próprio povo. esqueceu-se que quem o elegeu foi o seu povo.
Yo vivo en España. Queria mandar mi apoyo a toda la gente que está sufriendo por el huracán Katrina y la "inactividad" del gobierno de Bush. Intentamos desde aquí ponernos en la situación de las personas que han perdido su casa. Animo, muchos abrazos*
PD: pienso que todo esto deberia hacernos reflexionar sobre el cambio climático. Individualmente, todos deberiamos cuidar más el medio ambiente. Desearía que los gobiernos de países que no están concienciados por este problema, hiciesen algo al respecto.
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