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Sister Adriane, et al,

 

Arun has contacted FEMA & Coast Guard and they are rescued.

 

Keep posted.....we are working on a proposal for Dayamrita to approve,

that would be helpful for all devotees on this online list to assist

with the communications.....assigning the first letter of the last name

of ANY victim anyone hears about to assist as much as possible.

Example: Arizona devotees and satsongs handle searching and resolving

needs for any victim with the last name starting with "A" by contacting

families, etc.

 

The names would come from a database that this online group could

contribute to ....and victims names could come from devotees hearing

them on TV media reports, reading blogs, etc.

 

Please gather as much information that crosses your personal paths,

like missing, like worried families, etc....and save it until noon

Sunday, Sept 4h at which time data will be compiled with Dayamrita

Swami's approval. Kenna has been asked to reach Uma for confirmation to

follow thru with her idea.

 

Evidently Arun Raj, in India, is reading online blogs, web sites,

etc....and absorbing as much information as he can manage.....what a

brother !!!

 

More to follow..

 

ONS,

amritavarshini

 

On Saturday, September 3, 2005, at 09:51 PM, Adriane wrote:

 

> Ammachi, "Arun Raj" <jaimaa@g...> wrote:

>> This is a message that was posted in a weblog few minutes back..

>> Arun-

> did you get these people listed on the website for the search and

> rescue?

> http://www.firstgov.gov/Citizen/Topics/PublicSafety/Hurricane_Katrina_

> Recovery.shtml

>

> I will do it if you had not. They will contact authorities to pick

> them up.

>

> Adriane

>

>> "Can someone get to the authorities there. I have worked for the

> past three years at the Park Plaza Hotel in NO. The GM called me

> yesterday from a pay phone that works in the hotel. There are between

> 100-150 ppl still trapped in there surrounded by water. NO one has

> been there at all, no one knows they are there. They have been on the

> fire escapes outside of the building but because of the water, no one

> has been close to them. There are four elderly people that were guest

> there that are critical and the GM is desperate to get them out to

> get help but it needs to be by boat. I have tried and tried emergency

> lines but cannot get anyone to answer. If you can help, please pass

> this along. Thanks,

>> Sarah Parmley

>> 832-724-6422"

>>

>> here is another....

>>

>> "I am in Michigan but my Aunt (Lee Livermore) is in a apartment in

> N.O.

>> She is a diabetic and cannot walk very well. She is at 1220 Spain

> St 3rd floor

>> Apartment 305.

>>

>> She will die if noone gets her. I tried calling all kind of

> emergency people but cannot get thrugh. please help her. Her phone is

> still working 504-948-6821.

>> Thanks, David"

>>

>> there are some lines working.. and there are so many ppl asking for

> help. i've been directing such message to coast guard, & FEMA.

>>

>> may Amma rescue them.

>>

>> lokah samasthah sukhino bhavanthu..

>>

>> at Her Lotus Feet,

>> Her child

>>

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>> -

>> Mike Brooker

>> Ammachi

>> Saturday, September 03, 2005 6:31 AM

>> Re: Firstgov's Katrina Recovery Page

>>

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>>>

>>> This is a good one.. includes very useful non-govtl

>>> contact links as well.

>>>

>>> Firstgov Katrina Recovery Page:

>>>

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> http://www.firstgov.gov/Citizen/Topics/PublicSafety/Hurricane_Katrina_

> Recovery.shtml

>>>

>>

>> This is a good site if you're fortunate enough to have

>> a home, internet access, a computer, and power to run

>> it. But that is not the case for virtually all the

>> Katrina victims. How to they expect to reach missing

>> people by e-mail if cellphones don't even work?

>> Forget about 20th-century land lines. The entire 504

>> area code (greater New Orleans) is out of commission.

>>

>> If you're still thinking about giving to the Red

>> Cross, click the following:

>> http://www.huffingtonpost.com/richard-walden/how-much-is-too-

> much_b_6711.html

>>

>> Keval

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>> Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

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