le 23/09/05 17:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
I wonder also whether people will want to
return to live somewhere where they have experienced such devastation - I
think I would be one who would get to the highest ground, and furthest from
the Gulf states, just in case
: Carol Melton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lace Chat lace-chat@arachne.com
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 7:36 PM
Subject: [lace-chat] Katrina devastaion
Dear David,
The devastation left in Katrina's wake stretches over 90,000 square
miles (144,834 square kilometers)
United Kingdom: 93,788 square
In a message dated 9/23/2005 8:16:56 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
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However, what I am wondering at, is the pledge to rebuild, 'just as it was'.
It seems a little silly to me to rebuild areas, and re-inhabit areas, which
are going to be in the path of even more and even
i agree with you on why anyone would want to live there. i wouldn't
and i don't have any wierd dillusions about living near shark infested
water. the areas in new orleans should be left as tourist areas only,
but because sometimes the property is a million dollars an acre near
the oceans, all
Martha wrote:
I wonder how many insurance companies are going to go broke from
this? I'll bet they didn't charge premiums that would anywhere near
cover this kind of disaster, whether or not they have to pay for
flooded as well as blown-down homes and businesses and cars.
Probably due to
Hi All --
Here's another article with information about how to participate in the
homeowners' class action, in case any of you, or your loved ones, might want to
be
involved.
Regards,
Ricki
Utah
RICHARD SCRUGGS LAUNCHES MAJOR LITIGATION ON BEHALF OF HURRICANE KATRINA GULF
COAST VICTIMS
Hi All --
Here's another article that might be of some interest. It states that AM
Best's is predicting that none of the well-rated insurance companies will be
adversely affected by Katrina losses, although others mau not be able to meet
their
obligations. I've seen reports on the predicted
Hi All --
I thought some people might be interested in this. Perhaps you all have seen
President Bush saying he is going to try to find out about insurance coverage
for damages and losses related to Katrina. It's going to be a matter of
determining what was the cause of the losses, where a chain
Sent to me via the origami list:
http://www.defendamerica.mil/articles/sep2005/a090905ms2.html
It's a report on Iraqi soldiers who collected up a million dinars for
victims of Hurricane Katrina. It amounts to more than a year's pay for many
people there.
I have nothing to add.
Lynn
- Original Message - from susan in tennessee,u.s.a.
the news media who is there watching and filming could also lend a hand
while they are there instead of filming it. they want to prance around
like a bunch of know-it-alls but not lift a hand other than show
horrible pictures
Dear David,
you Australians have gumption, and from what I have seen on the news, there
was certainly some around after Katrina who were helping their friends,
family and neighbours. I think one of the problems is that the police,
doctors, nurses, coast guard etc did what they could in a
i think your country knows some really good team work. at least they
were determined enough to ignore all the red tape and go in there and
do their job. ours should take some notes and learn. lol!!
--- A Y Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Australian news media went in and found
Dear David,
The devastation left in Katrina's wake stretches over 90,000 square
miles (144,834 square kilometers)
United Kingdom: 93,788 square miles (242,910 square kilometers)
England: 50,356 square miles (130,423 square kilometers)
New Orleans has a land area of 197 square miles.
How big
--- Carol Melton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How big is Darwin? And did they have to contend with up to 25 feet
of
water all over everything? Did some of those in need of rescue shoot
at their rescuers? Did they shoot at the helicopters? Did the bus
drivers driving buses into Darwin to
le 9/09/05 17:25, David Collyer à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Dear Friends,
He asked each of them if they had any intention of removing the bodies, but
no, it was not part of their job statement! Then finally some
paramedics came along and he knew the bodies would be removed. But no
le 10/09/05 17:27, BrambleLane à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Margaret in PA, ducking the flames that are sure to arise...
lol ... margaret .. we'll share them .
dominique from Paris, France .
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It's been reported that there's a problem with fuel supplies because of
refineries being destroyed by Katrina. 20 oil tanker ships have arrived in
the UK to take oil supplies to the USA, when normally this would be the
number in a month. I stress that this was reported - haven't checked it.
capacity of the US was in New Orleans.
Regards,
Carolyn
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Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 4:24 AM
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Subject: [lace-chat] Katrina/petrol
It's been reported that there's a problem
Hi all,
I'm sure it's the least of their troubles, which I don't mean to minimize one
bit, but I heard some news reports warning people to watch out for poisonous
snakes swimming in the floodwaters. Plus I saw a story saying that a 3-foot
shark was spotted swimming along one of the flooded
As I am off to Boston (Mass) tomorrow I shall be unsubscribing after I send
this message. So I won't hear of Beth's futurer situation in New Orleans. I
hope all goes well for her - as much as circumstances allow, anyway.
Patricia in Wales
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Dear List -
Hope none of you or your loved ones get hit by KatrinaIf anyone wants to
monitor it, I found a NOAA website tracking the Hurricane, which has
apparently moved up to Category 5
http://www.stormtracker.noaa.gov/stormtracker-katrina.htm
Regards,
Ricki
Utah
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