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ChrisT
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hmph!
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well if you read through the captions he mentions that some people (friends? family?) from Nicaragua saw him on tv. Also I deduced from his name, the less thanperfect English and his picture near the end that he must be from Nicaragua.
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cc.com re-runs again.
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Not a photojournalist; just some Nicaraguan guy who was working at a hotel in NO. Wish I knew what the camera was.
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"Our infrastructure is devastated, lives have been shattered," Ms. Landrieu said during a helicopter tour of the area with an ABC interviewer. "Would the president please stop taking photo-ops?"
--Mary Landrieu, US Senator
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"If I put you out on the street and made you get into gun battles all day with no place to urinate and no place to defecate, I don't think you would be too happy either," Mr. Compass said in an interview. "Our vehicles can't get any gas. The water in the street is contaminated. My officers are walking around in wet shoes."
P. Edwin Compass III, New Orleans Superintendent of Police
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you scooped me!
R.I.P.
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I agree that it's easy to point fingers at a time like this and I keep thinking to myself "I wonder how Clinton would have handled this situation?" But I also keep thinking of Bush's slow reaction time on 9/11/01 when he sat in a classroom in Florida while the NY World Trade Center Towers crumbled to the ground. GW just doesn't impress me as a man of action IMO.
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One thing's for sure, the GOP isn't winning any African American votes here...
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imagine if we all tried to collectively change things instead of the time we post on climbing forums.
nah.
you first.
oh by the way, the guy who founded Burning Man has this to say:
BTW Is TLG at Burning Man? She's been conspicuously missing lately...
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September 2, 2005
A Can't-Do Government
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Before 9/11 the Federal Emergency Management Agency listed the three most likely catastrophic disasters facing America: a terrorist attack on New York, a major earthquake in San Francisco and a hurricane strike on New Orleans. "The New Orleans hurricane scenario," The Houston Chronicle wrote in December 2001, "may be the deadliest of all." It described a potential catastrophe very much like the one now happening.
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From MSNBC:
Norwegians generally reckon that their economic upturn is fuelled by high oil prices -- a bonanza out of any government’s control. A fund saving Norway’s oil wealth for future generations is worth $180 billion, or $39,000 for each citizen.
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Good reporting Jim. Keep up the good work!
Carry on.
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whatever
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The breath of the morning
I keep forgetting
The smell of the warm summer air
I live in a town
Where you can't smell a thing
You watch your feet
For cracks in the pavement
Up above
Aliens hover
Making home movies
For the folks back home
Of all these weird creatures
Who lock up their spirits
Drill holes in themselves
And live for their secrets
They're all uptight
Uptight.
I wish that they'd swoop down in a country lane
Late at night when I'm driving
Take me on board their beautiful ship
Show me the world as I'd love to see it
I'd tell all my friends
But they'd never believe
They'd think that I'd finally lost it completely
I'd show them the stars
And the meaning of life
They'd shut me away
But I'd be all right
All right..
I'm just uptight
Uptight.
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yep and we're a nation of rubberneckers - myself included.
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ok I admit I'm a little late in discovering this band - anyone else diggin' Radiohead?
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Not to mention the refugees from Dafur. Africa always gets short shrift (sp?). But many are comparing New Orleans to the "third world".
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Yet another similarity: ex-presidents Clinton and Bush the first are headed to the scene of the disaster today.
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I think you may have something with that analogy.
The real shit is that there was talk about "if the international community will give us aid"
Like the rest of the world is going to help us. If we spent so much money on Iraq that we can't afford to fix this ourselves then our gov. sucks. Why are we the only country that helps others before ourselves.
(assuming you belive helping people consists of taking over a country with oil-iraq
and ignoring genocide-rwanda)
Actually I just heard on the news that Japan and France have pitched in some aid as well as corporations such as Disney and Nike.
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Crazy Katrina photojournal
in Spray
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Hilarious!![yelrotflmao.gif](/threadz/images/graemlins/yelrotflmao.gif)