posted by admin on Jul 26
People who stayed in Galveston are leaving because they have no food or water. The AP’s Mark Carlson reports. (Sept. 14)
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posted by admin on Jul 24
The first site that me and my group went to do some deconstruction on the damages at Ray’s home for our first and third day of work
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posted by admin on Jul 19
This is very historic moment because this is the first show in history to be hosted by a hurricane.
all scenes were filmed in Dallas, Texas
music:
Miss Murder-AFI
Gates of Steel- Devo
Bulls on Parade- Rage Against the Machine
Bodies-Drowning Pool
If they made fried chicken in a can-Cracker Barrel Trio
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posted by admin on Jul 15
A trailer for the upcoming film “IKE: A Documentary.”
The story behind the story:
Late in the night of September 12, 2008, Hurricane Ike ripped through our island city of Galveston, TX. After a month, people had returned to the city, and the Media Technology Class of Ball High began their project: a documentary, telling the ‘tale of our people’s land’.
‘Hurricane Ike: A Documentary- The Story of a Torn City Rebuilt by Everyday Heroes’, is a student-made film chronicling their community’s struggle and achievement to stand back on their feet, holding strong against Hurricane Ike’s wake. For over seven months, the Hurricane Story Tellers (HSTs) have interviewed citizens who fought for their life during the hurricane, and Houston and Galveston officials (including Galveston mayor Lyda Ann Thomas), who organized the evacuation, recovery, and aftermath.
Thousands are misplaced from their homes, and several schools have been closed, forcing children, who have lived in Galveston their entire lives, to start over in a new, unfamiliar place, without their belongings that rooted them in their every day life. The University of the Medical Branch of Texas, a hospital that cancer and burn victims travel to from all over the country for treatment, was also so severely damaged that its financial foundation was crippled.
The film is a non-profit project; All donations and proceeds from all of our sold DVDs go straight back to Galveston Independent School District’s Educational Foundation.
Please visit GISD’s (Galveston Independent School District) web-site at
http://www.gisd.org/gisd/site/default.asp
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posted by admin on Jul 15
Crews of the amphibious ault ship USS Nassau began arriving onshore in Galveston, Texas, over the weekend. See more DoD videos at http://dodvclips.mil
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posted by admin on Jul 13
Here we ar ein Bayou City on Sept 15 just nort of the causeway going in to Galveston
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posted by admin on Jul 5
Hurricane Ike Coast Guard Video of Galveston Effects
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posted by admin on Jun 29
One month after Hurricane Ike destroyed much of Galveston Island many residents are still homeless. The Red Cross and other organizations will soon leave and organizations such as Good News Galveston will fill the void. Jerry Davis, the Disaster Pastor is working with other pastors in refurbishing homes. Volunteers are Needed. Check the Good News Galveston web site to volunteer. The story was produced by Jim Becka, a longtime journalist for the Houston area. His stories have appeared on KTRH (Houston), KLIF (Dallas) and the Mutual Radio Network. He currently teaches journalism and is a weekend producer for KSBJ (Houston).
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posted by admin on Jun 28
On September 13, 2008, Hurricane Ike slammed the Gulf Coast of Texas, damaging homes and displacing residents throughout the region. FEMA, in coordination with the state of Texas and other agencies, move to provide safe temporary shelter while homeowners affected by the storm pick up the pieces and go about rebuilding their lives.
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posted by admin on Jun 28
Ron White Arrested: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/entertainment/2008174039_appeopleronwhite.html
mediterranean diet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterranean_diet
Fox Friends Sweepstakes: (no link it’s a rip off)
galveston hurricane: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ahZIaU1FduP8&refer=home
102 minutes that changed america: http://www.history.com/genericContent.do?id=60326
where does your favorite artist rank?
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