Carnival of Hurricane Relief, #99
This is the 99th Carnival of Hurricane Relief. The first was hosted by Glenn Reynolds at the urging of Hugh Hewitt with the support of N.Z. Bear in direct response to the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast in 2005. It also includes areas damaged by Hurricanes Rita and Wilma.
Hosts are needed! Posts are needed! Pictures are needed!
See the CoHR homepage for details.
| Name/Handle | Blog |
| Jeff Masters | Wunderblog |
| Early August hurricane outlook Our favorite hurricane forecaster, Dr. Jeff Masters, re-evaluates this year’s hurricane season before leaving on vacation. Keep in mind that the most active time for Atlantic hurricanes begins about mid-August. |
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| Deroy Murdock | NRO |
| Life After “The Storm” Walking through NOLA as the two-year anniversary of Katrina approaches. |
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| Morwen Madrigal | Gentilly Girl |
| Rising Tide II A NOLA-based blogger calls attention to “gathering for all who wish to learn more and do more to assist New Orleans’ recovery…” |
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| Bayou St. John | Moldy City |
| Reinventing the Crescent Before he left on a hiking trip, a NOLA resident noted an effort to involve local residents in plans for waterfront redevelopment. |
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| Karen Gadbois | Squandered Heritage |
| Interactive Demo Map Link to an abfab map of condemned properties in NOLA — gives a bird’s-eye view of still-to-do like no other I’ve seen. I wish that the clickable links went to pix of the properties, rather than merely descriptive text. Picky, eh? |
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| Mark Folse | Wet Bank Guide |
| Soft Asylum A weird kind of normal described by a NOLA resident. |
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| Mary M | This Book is for You |
| Remember Rita The “forgotten hurricane” went west, where Katrina slide east. Rita smashed into the Louisiana and Texas coasts that had been earlier spared by Katrina. This post talks about Rita’s destruction of a local library system. |
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| Heather Lenkin | Lenkin Design |
| Pass Christian Devastation by Tidal Wave during Hurricane Katrina Photo of a “luck survivor” house that only lost its ground floor to Katrina. |
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| Joe McKeever | Joe McKeever |
| Crescent City Craziness A NOLA resident says thank you, but… could you screen those prospective aid workers and follow the rules, please? Please? |
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| Alison Bergsieker | Hometown Life |
| Truckin’ for Katrina Commerce United Methodist Church is looking to fill one more 48-foot truck trailer with durable goods destined for seven Gulf Coast families. |
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Wish we had the resources to make the map you describe. We are under seige!
Comment by Karen — August 2, 2007 @ 11:50 am
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