Hey, everyone. Just a quick non-Flash post to let you know why no posting lately... Katrina has hit FlashInsider.com. Well, not really, just me and possibly David Robinson. As you may or may not know I am actually from New Orleans, LA and yesterday we were forced to evacuate the city due to the coming storm. My wife and I drove up to Atlanta, GA and are currently crossing our fingers that our apartment will be livable when we are allowed to return. In the mean time I'm a little more concerned about my parents who have ridden out the storm inside the Times Picayune. (this is the only time i'm going to name drop here, ever) My father is the lead environmental report for the Times Picayune and has been reporting live and direct from the heart of the city inside the Times Picayune building. If you are looking for ways to help your fellow Americans along the Gulf coast please give blood and money to the American Red Cross. If you are from the city stay where you are. The city is said to have extensive flooding currently. If you want to see more hurricane coverage check the Times Picayune, Wikipedia and Flickr (of course). This storm is predicted to cause more damage than any in our history. And now back to the Flash fun.
Hurricane Evacuation, or What happened to FlashInsider today?
Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. By now, i hope everything is good. Why-oh-why you don't use your technology to prevent such disasters?
Posted at 11:10PM on Sep 3rd 2005 by Titanas
3. THIS BLOG HAS AN INTERESTING ARTICLE ABOUT THE MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS - YOU MAY WANT TO CHECK IT OUT AND COMMENT.
WWW.ISIAHCAREY.BLOGSPOT.COM
Posted at 1:02AM on Nov 29th 2005 by WALTER JOHNSON
4. I hope everything works out for everybody and everyone is sheltered and safe. I hope that all the victims of the hurrican have a worderfull christmas and a fresh new start for the year "06".
Posted at 12:47PM on Dec 16th 2005 by Felicia Sparks
1. Hey guys--you may be interested in www.DisplacedDesigner.com, an effort from the Chopping Block guys to put creative folks displaced by the hurricane in touch with those who can offer temporary space, a desk, etc. so that they can get back to work remotely.
J.
Posted at 8:33PM on Sep 3rd 2005 by John Nack