Blogs about: Hurricane Gustav

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Angola’s Maximum Security Wolf-Dogs Patrolling!39 comments

europasicewolf wrote 2 months ago:   Wolf-Dogs On Patrol! Guard Duty At Angola Maximum Security Prison! The consequences of misman … more →

Tags: Wolf Dogs/Working Dogs, Wolf-Dogs/Protection Dogs, Wolves (Canis Lupus), Wolves, Wolf, Working Dogs, wolf dogs, wolf hybrids, German Shepherd Dog

Disaster Myth #5

chrispalmberg wrote 4 months ago:  ”We can only form a neighborhood group through FEMA, the Red Cross or local law enforcement. … more →

Tags: emergency management, Disaster Preparedness, Disasters, Red Cross, Hurricane Sandy, Community Action Groups, Neighborhood Watch, salvation army, Disaster Services

What Daniel's Reading

M.E. Riley wrote 6 months ago: We meet again, Bayou friends! Our blog is blossoming like an autumn patch of marigolds and, I got to … more →

Tags: Fiction, nonfiction, What We're Reading, fiction (2), What We're Reading 2, nonfiction, Benjamin Percy, ploughshares, Richard Campanella

New Jersey Contracted RFID Evacuee Tracking Tech Just Days Before Sandy Formed

kristalklear wrote 6 months ago: Presciently, the State of New Jersey announced a 5-year contract for RFID tracking technology used t … more →

Tags: Government, technology, New Jersey, Texas, South Carolina, RFID, United States Department of Homeland Security, Radio Frequency Identification, Jersey

A story or two recalled by a brief trip to the grocery store...

doradragonfire wrote 8 months ago: Recollection I went to the grocery store yesterday (a Sunday).  A typical task one does on their day … more →

Tags: Human Ingenuity, old people, live each day, say goodbye, soup can, clay stove

A Tale of South Louisiana Gratitude

workonmyterms wrote 8 months ago: As a resident of a small town (St. Francisville) located just Northwest of New Orleans and Baton Rou … more →

Tags: gratitude, hurricane, Hurricane Issac, Gratitude 2, Demco, count blessings, Count your blessings, Blessings, New Orleans

Defend New Orleans: Volume 3

1lovejoy wrote 8 months ago: Hurricane Isaac is taking a similar path that Hurricane Katrina did 7 years ago. Hurricane Isaac is … more →

Tags: Political Commentary, Commentary, Bush 43rd Administration, New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina, Current Events, Republican National Convention, hurricane isaac, Mitch Landrieu

Speaker John Boehner Says Era Of Political Conventions May Be Ending

LadyKBrandt wrote 8 months ago: via Meredith Shiner, Roll Call Speaker John Boehner (Ohio), the Republican National Convention’s per … more →

Tags: 2012 election, Politics, Convention, Florida, GOP, hurricane isaac, John Boehner, Louisiana, media

Will political conventions have to survive on only 3 days?

democracysoup wrote 8 months ago: Now that political conventions are merely a PR pep rally, will they permanently shrink to 3 days ins … more →

Tags: MSM, Media Criticism, 2012 elections, abc, Ann Romney, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, CBS, Charlotte

You Wind Some, You Lose Some

larva225 wrote 8 months ago: Manufacturers of baby books are missing an important demographic.  For us southern/coastal moms, the … more →

Tags: Parenting, Bubble Guppies, Baby Signing Time, hurricane, Jim Cantore, Baby book

Proof that god does not want Republicans to meet...

Karen Topakian wrote 8 months ago: by Karen Topakian cause if she did she wouldn’t schedule hurricanes in the middle of their quadrenni … more →

Tags: Religion, Republican Party, Alabama, Louisiana, Republicans, Republican National Convention, hurricane, hurricane isaac, God

Mixed feelings about Isaac

suburbanferndaleark wrote 8 months ago: LODGED RICE — File photo from September 2008 showing rice in a Stuttgart, Ark., field flattene … more →

Tags: Drought, soybeans, Corn, Isaac, Tropical Storm Isaac, hurricane ike, 2008, 2012, crop damage

GOP officials scrap first day of convention, citing Tropical Storm Isaac

The Canadian Press wrote 9 months ago:   TAMPA, Fla. — Republican officials abruptly announced plans Saturday evening to scrap t … more →

Tags: News, Weather, World, Politics, Mitt Romney, U S Politics, united states, George W. Bush, Gulf Coast

Paper on the waves and storm surge from Hurricane Gustav published in Monthly Weather Review

noaahrd wrote 11 months ago: This paper can be accessed at http://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/pdf/10.1175/2011MWR3611.1 … more →

Tags: HFIP-Hurricane Forecast Improvement Project, storm surge

Where is God in the Midst of Crisis?.

greatriversofhope wrote 11 months ago:   Storms will confront us many times in our lives, expected and unexpected. They come in the fo … more →

Tags: Trials, Jesus, God, Isaiah, Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana, Casting Crowns, Praise You in This Storm

Catalyst

samireidcooney wrote 1 year ago: When my sister was 16, my mother took her to Mexico. They stayed in a 5 star resort, tanned,  relaxe … more →

Tags: Jamaica, Montego Bay, Bob Marley

2011 Hurricane Season Ends Wednesday

cbs4price wrote 1 year ago: MIAMI (CBS4) – South Florida breathed a sigh of relief as we dodged the annual bullet known as … more →

Tags: News, weather news, Local, Hurricane News, Syndicated Local, David Bernard, Hurricanes, Hurricane Season, NOAA

So You Want Me to Eat the Meat Off That Neck Bone?

reynoldsb wrote 1 year ago: The first week I moved here, Hurricane Gustav threatened to make land fall in Louisiana, and the Uni … more →

Tags: College Memories, Fun, Food, Memories, Friends, Drinking, party

I wonder, did the GCCF's methodology take into account the opening of the Bonnet Carre?1 comment

Drake Toulouse wrote 2 years ago: You will have to prove British Petroleum caused the Mississippi River to swell, and do so with docum … more →

Tags: New Orleans, British Petroleum, oil spill, Disenfranchised, Gulf Coast, Escrow Account, Ken Feinberg, CNN, mississippi river


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