<t> The convention center was the rallying point for the homeless and those who did not evacuate New Orleans. To add to the busy responsibilities, several of the relief workers parents came to visit, worried that they might have been a victim of nature, only to find them serving the community. As ...

<t> Things are very hectic. The competition levels are intense as everyone is competing fiercely - almost like a war of desperate survival. The beds here aren't the best so good sleep is always welcome.<br/>
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It appears that almost everyone is engaged in social networking and ass kissing, so ...

<t> There are more delays because of upcoming professional examinations to ensure relief effort people know what to do in instances of subsequent disasters. Accusations abound of officials getting the jobs because of their connection to the incumbent Administration. These proficiency tests can be ...

Have been busy consolidating after Hurricane Katrina's wrath. But I've noticed very recent updates about the latest 'Eastern' campaigns to alleviate the problems. Good efforts and anecdotes should be coming soon perhaps even another contributor.

<t> The start of November 1941 (1st or 2nd) seems to be a plasible date for a good Russian Soviet counter offensive. Naturally, the Germans will not suspect that despite minor setbacks in the muddy season. It must be said that the Germans do not have adequate winter gear and equipment, even for ...

<t> BrubakerII wrote: "The first picture is of the south eastern flank. Resistance in the bery south east has all but collpased. I have managed to overrun his supply bases and reinforcement hexes (just off screen) and will do the same with the ones onscreen in the next couple of turns. What this ...

<t> Widell wrote: "Thanks for the feedback. I write as I play, mainly because I found it makes me a much better player. If I don´t take notes and screenshots I tend to point and click rather than actually creating a plan and trying to execute that as good as possible. As for the reinforcements in ...

<t> From the official website: "Hurricane Katrina has decimated St. Bernard Parish. Parish government ordered a mandatory evacuation Sunday, August 28. No roads into St. Bernard Parish are accessible to citizens return at this time."<br/>
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While the St. Bernard Parish in LA has been decimated ...