ucking:
been what way?
i call the short term swings in the grand scheme of things there's money to be made doing so
i have no clue if all this shit will lead to a depression or something of that nature will just have to see how it evolves what i do know (or think is a high probability) is we haven't hit rock bottom yet on the equity markets.....more banks will fail...and more gloom and doom is coming.....
obviously there are brighter days ahead for the economy down the road at some point
anyway we getting more off topic joe you can call me whatever you want i see it as a complement the more names i get called :toast:
i call the short term swings in the grand scheme of things there's money to be made doing so
i have no clue if all this shit will lead to a depression or something of that nature will just have to see how it evolves what i do know (or think is a high probability) is we haven't hit rock bottom yet on the equity markets.....more banks will fail...and more gloom and doom is coming.....
obviously there are brighter days ahead for the economy down the road at some point
anyway we getting more off topic joe you can call me whatever you want i see it as a complement the more names i get called :toast:
next up hanna by the way now a category 1 hurricane
intensity and track been shifting for a while
but for now projected to hit SC coast as a strong end cat 1 with 90 mph winds....
and got a depression that will likely be ike at some point behind her (that's projected to be a hurricane east of the bahamas in 5 days)
looking like a busy september on the hurricane front this is the peak time of year
intensity and track been shifting for a while
but for now projected to hit SC coast as a strong end cat 1 with 90 mph winds....
and got a depression that will likely be ike at some point behind her (that's projected to be a hurricane east of the bahamas in 5 days)
looking like a busy september on the hurricane front this is the peak time of year
south of downtown NO will be pretty messed up but not gonna be the whole city under water like katrina at this point
and as far as the US as a country is concerned the port area probably really messed up too
there is tide coming in with the wind whipping from the south now
some town laffite had their mayor on local tv just now and basically said its pretty hopeless and gonna go under as well
---------------------------------------
Plaquemines Parish levee overtopped, subdivision threatened
by Andrew Vanacore, The Times-Picayune Monday September 01, 2008, 4:43 PM
St. Bernard Parish firefighters and sheriff's deputies are rolling to a levee overtopping in Braithwaite in Plaquemines Parish. Plaquemines Parish workers have been trying to bolster the levee along the Clearwater Canal that is being overtopped by floodwaters that threaten the Braithwaite Park subdivision.
<a href="http://" target="_blank"></a>Plaquemines Parish workers have been furiously working on the levee since mid-afternoon. The levee has not breached, but authorities are not hopeful.
"We don't think our efforts are going to be successful so we need to get everyone out now,'' Parish President Billy Nungesser said.
Meanwhile, St. Bernard Parish is sending firefighters, deputies and other workers to the area to help with the efforts.
The canal is on the east bank of the parish. The subdivision is off Louisiana 39.
Officials said the same levee is also being overtopped further south at Scarsdale.
and as far as the US as a country is concerned the port area probably really messed up too
there is tide coming in with the wind whipping from the south now
some town laffite had their mayor on local tv just now and basically said its pretty hopeless and gonna go under as well
---------------------------------------
Plaquemines Parish levee overtopped, subdivision threatened
by Andrew Vanacore, The Times-Picayune Monday September 01, 2008, 4:43 PM
St. Bernard Parish firefighters and sheriff's deputies are rolling to a levee overtopping in Braithwaite in Plaquemines Parish. Plaquemines Parish workers have been trying to bolster the levee along the Clearwater Canal that is being overtopped by floodwaters that threaten the Braithwaite Park subdivision.
<a href="http://" target="_blank"></a>Plaquemines Parish workers have been furiously working on the levee since mid-afternoon. The levee has not breached, but authorities are not hopeful.
"We don't think our efforts are going to be successful so we need to get everyone out now,'' Parish President Billy Nungesser said.
Meanwhile, St. Bernard Parish is sending firefighters, deputies and other workers to the area to help with the efforts.
The canal is on the east bank of the parish. The subdivision is off Louisiana 39.
Officials said the same levee is also being overtopped further south at Scarsdale.
gonna be lots of flooding places like mobile alambama been getting blasted
roads flooding along miss gulf coast etc...
all the focus on NO near the city yeah they made it out okay it seems as far as mass number of homes flooded with 10-15 feet of water but overall will be lots of damage....
plus this thing is just slowly drifting WNW and these bands will keep hitting the NO area for a while....like the rains that hit mobile, al all day long
roads flooding along miss gulf coast etc...
all the focus on NO near the city yeah they made it out okay it seems as far as mass number of homes flooded with 10-15 feet of water but overall will be lots of damage....
plus this thing is just slowly drifting WNW and these bands will keep hitting the NO area for a while....like the rains that hit mobile, al all day long
