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To: Road Walker who wrote (248273)	8/31/2005 2:41:02 PM
From: tejek	of 1576166

On the day after Hurricane Katrina was declared to be not as bad as originally feared, it became clear that the effects of the storm had been, after all, beyond devastation. Homeowners in Biloxi, Miss., staggered through wrecked neighborhoods looking for their loved ones. In New Orleans, the mayor reported that rescue boats had begun pushing past dead bodies to look for the stranded living. Gas leaks began erupting into flames, and looking at the city, now at least 80 percent under water, it was hard not to think of last year's tsunami, or even ancient Pompeii. What has me more worried more than the water is the fire. Do you realize what will happen if a fire begins to burn out of control in NO.......the entire city will go like it did in what was it........Sioux Falls, SD a couple of years back? Right now it looks as if rescuing New Orleans will be a task much more daunting than any city has faced since the San Francisco fire of 1906. It must be a mission for all of us. On that, he is very right.

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