Reply #2: some documentation I pulled together from search for Gulf bloggers [View All]

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Grokking, Grasping the Legacy of Hurricane K - bl0g rep0rts 8/31
author: CultureJamCleveland

Citizen media, journalism, & reports as it happened on Wednesday August 31st. Real time web dispatches from across the Gulf as the historic disaster unfolded, survivor accounts, photos, amateur video, links to TV station forums, and a sample of the best bloggers - discovered in a half-day scour using blog search engines. This story must be told, full documentation and a wide-eyed, open assessment must be adamantly sought, to insure better preparation in the future, and accountability for the slow, lame, immediate response which unnecessarily fomented greater tragedy upon the refugees above and beyond the devastating force of Mother Natures pass through. Without further adieau, this info-share is a
webs-eye view on the lesson & legacy of Hurricane Katrina. Refugee's, keep your hopes alive, look for the silver-linings from those clouds, we can only feel deep empathy, as the 'unpredictable' weather affects & connects Us All, as the famous playwright noted,
" One touch of nature makes the whole world kin."
William Shakespeare

see~ http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2005/09/324064.shtml

~always trying to make the best of even utter adversity is one of the main functions in the repertoire of humane, caring people with the aim of spreading love.

~~is this a lesson asking for integration, realization to jump-start transformation in the quest for some unification to congeal at a higher-level?

*There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it's going to be a butterfly.
R. Buckminster Fuller

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