Thoughts and sketches on humans, nature, running, and the end of the world
An Associated Press article on Yahoo news: On their first day out, they found someone alive — 20 days after Hurricane Katrina ripped through New Orleans’ protective levees and flooded this fish bowl of a city. (…) By the time the Florida team arrived on Saturday, most of New Orleans had been searched by...
Bouncing from site to site, the video of Aaron Broussard, President of the Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, in an interview at NBC’s Meet the Press, this morning. More on Aaron Broussard on Technorati. The BBC collects witness reports of how it was to live inside the Superdome: A description of hell eerily similar to the...
I have had a really hard time writing about Katrina. It’s hard to write about things one doesn’t understand, and there is a lot I don’t understand about what happened there before, during, and after the hurricane. The effect of Katrina was predicted. Why did it take so long to react? I do not...
CNN, even journalists are overwhelmed: People are dying in front of us NPR: Robert Siegel challenges Michael Chertoff on the situation at the New Orleans Convention Center Even if Homeland Security is messing up, even if we are too overwhelmed and incredulous to speak, HELP Please. Donate to the Red Cross Pick a charity...