[Coco] Lab South is Fine

[John Donaldson]

 Being a member of CAP, we are knee deep into Disaster Recovery and 
Search and
 Rescue. From the reports so far, the levey to the lake was broke after 
the storm came
 ashore. Since the lake is fresh water, this poses a real problem for 
gaters and snakes.

Now that the storm is gone, people think that things will get better 
right away. That is
not always the case. In fact it is getting worse, since the infastructor 
is down and the
damage assestment has only just started.

After damage assestment, min infastructor has to be put into place, then 
disaster
recovery, cleanup, and rebuild can start.

John Donaldson




jdaggett at gate.net wrote:

>Boisy 
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>>From what we are seeing it looks as if Lake Ponchatrain has gotten 
>a bit larger. 
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>>From what I  have seen,  I really think New Orleans will never be 
>the same again. Not sure where the levees broke but I think there 
>will be a lot of work to get and keep the Gulf of Mexico out of New 
>Orleans. 
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>james
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>On 30 Aug 2005 at 21:23, Boisy G. Pitre wrote:
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>>I'm sure all of you have been watching the news and have seen the 
>>total devastation in New Orleans, Biloxi and Gulfport, as well as the 
>>chaos that is brewing.  Please pray for these people.
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