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Hurricane Katrina



 
 
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Old 31-08-2005, 12:39 AM
Debbie
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"Wayne Boatwright" wrote in message
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| On Tue 30 Aug 2005 02:34:51p, rosie wrote in rec.food.cooking:
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| It all makes me very sad. We help everyone. Where something bad happens
| to us, where are those we helped ? Where is the rest of the world?? We
| get lectures, not help..
| Rosie
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| I was thinking that myself, but then I began to wonder if they think we're
so
| big and powerful that we don't actually need outside help. (The German
| article notwithstanding.)

Canadians send utility crews all the time to help when hurricanes and other
such disasters hit. We also send fire fighters to help fight your forest
fires. And fire fighters from our area also went to help out after 9/11.
That is from my area.. a smaller populated area. I know that many more were
sent from other areas as well. Sure we don't send the amount of dollars or
perhaps even the numbers that the US sends areas.. but with 10% of your
population it would be impossible.

Debbie


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Old 31-08-2005, 12:48 AM
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rosie wrote:

It all makes me very sad. We help everyone. Where something bad
happens to us, where are those we helped ? Where is the rest of the
world?? We get lectures, not help..
Rosie


Venezula has offered to help.




Brian
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Old 31-08-2005, 01:20 AM
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"~patches~" wrote in message
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I hope you don't speak for all Americans As a Canadian I take great
offense to your statement as I'm sure others do. Shame on you.


No, most of the rest of us don't even consider him much of
an American. He's best simply ignored, unless you find that sort
of thing perversely entertaining.

Bob M.



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Old 31-08-2005, 01:31 AM
Reg
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Debbie wrote:

Canadians send utility crews all the time to help when hurricanes and other
such disasters hit. We also send fire fighters to help fight your forest
fires. And fire fighters from our area also went to help out after 9/11.
That is from my area.. a smaller populated area. I know that many more were
sent from other areas as well. Sure we don't send the amount of dollars or
perhaps even the numbers that the US sends areas.. but with 10% of your
population it would be impossible.


Not only did Canada send crews after 9/11, many Canadian
families opened their homes to stranded American passengers
after all America's planes were grounded.

Then there's the infamous "Canadian Caper", wherein the
Canadian Govt hid several American diplomats then smuggled them
out of Iran while The Ayatollah was trying add them to his list
of hostages. All this at the risk of losing their own lives,
of course.

Canada rocks.

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Old 31-08-2005, 02:04 AM
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"Dimitri" wrote in message
m...

"Sheldon" wrote in message
ups.com...

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I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate canadians,
mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst garbage on the
planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give nothing... PARASITES!
Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL of them. Europeans need
drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY *******s.

Sheldon


Stop sugar coating you feelings - tell us what you really think :-)

Dimitri

Good heavens! I am glad I have him killfiled.
So did he say anything about Aussies?
;-)

Liz


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Old 31-08-2005, 02:44 AM
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"Bubbabob" wrote in message
. 3.30...
JimLane wrote:



Your luck is holding. Don't get your britches too wound up, you're
talking the better part of two months away. It may not be back to
normal, but then has NO ever been normal?


jim


In two months they won't even have the electricity running.


IF, and right now that seems to be a very big IF, we can even land in NOLA
I think we'll be heading for Lafayette and staying there for the whole week
instead of coming back to NOLA for 4 days as planned.

Gabby


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Old 31-08-2005, 02:55 AM
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Bob Myers wrote:

"~patches~" wrote in message
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I hope you don't speak for all Americans As a Canadian I take great
offense to your statement as I'm sure others do. Shame on you.



No, most of the rest of us don't even consider him much of
an American. He's best simply ignored, unless you find that sort
of thing perversely entertaining.

Bob M.



That's good to hear I know our local churches have already sprung to
action with collections of clothes and food to go down to the devastated
areas as well as any available hand that can help. DH and I might even
go and we are certainly donating clothes, food, and money. It ticks me
off to hear such nonsense as written by that guy. I gave him the
benefit of a doubt thinking that he couldn't be all that bad. I was
wrong and now I have taken the valuable advise of those wiser here.
He's where he belongs! I don't find that kind of thing entertaining at all.

Obfood - food & water is desperately needed in the hurricane areas.
Please donate whatever you can. Several churches and charities
including the Red Cross have set up drop off points. Oh and don't
forget to donate blood if you possibly can. I'm sure there will be a
need for it in the hurricane areas as well.
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Old 31-08-2005, 02:56 AM
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On 29 Aug 2005 16:12:48 -0700, Sandi wrote:

I have no emptathy for fools who commit suicide by hurricane....that
was my second paragraph which it seems people didn't bother to read.


Don't sweat it, Sandi... I had no problems comprehending your post and
had no quarrel with it.

Ariane
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Old 31-08-2005, 02:59 AM
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Reg wrote:

Debbie wrote:

Canadians send utility crews all the time to help when hurricanes and
other such disasters hit. We also send fire fighters to help fight
your forest fires. And fire fighters from our area also went to help
out after 9/11. That is from my area.. a smaller populated area. I
know that many more were sent from other areas as well. Sure we don't
send the amount of dollars or perhaps even the numbers that the US
sends areas.. but with 10% of your population it would be impossible.



Not only did Canada send crews after 9/11, many Canadian
families opened their homes to stranded American passengers
after all America's planes were grounded.

Then there's the infamous "Canadian Caper", wherein the
Canadian Govt hid several American diplomats then smuggled them
out of Iran while The Ayatollah was trying add them to his list
of hostages. All this at the risk of losing their own lives,
of course.

Canada rocks.

Canada does indeed rock IMO, it's the best country around but I'm a
little biased. We have great food too. What about a thread on
Canadian foods?
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Old 31-08-2005, 03:06 AM
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Staycalm wrote:

"Dimitri" wrote in message
m...

"Sheldon" wrote in message
roups.com...

snip

I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate canadians,
mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst garbage on the
planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give nothing... PARASITES!
Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL of them. Europeans need
drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY *******s.

Sheldon


Stop sugar coating you feelings - tell us what you really think :-)

Dimitri


Good heavens! I am glad I have him killfiled.
So did he say anything about Aussies?
;-)

Liz


Nope, you guys got left out this time. I used to watch an Australian
soap called Country Practice until CBC decided to no longer carry it. I
so want to take a trip to Australia before I die. I'm curious about
Australian cuisine so I hope you don't mind me asking. Is is more
British in flavour or does it lean towards the Aboriginal or somewhere
in between? Do you guys really eat the joeys? I know the barby is big
down under. I'd really love to hear a little more about Australian
cuisine in general and not the fancy gourmet stuff but the everyday what
you would eat things. Thanks so much in advance.
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Old 31-08-2005, 03:12 AM
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Liz wrote about Sheldon's mouth-foaming diatribe:

Good heavens! I am glad I have him killfiled.
So did he say anything about Aussies?
;-)


Not specifically, but Sheldon thinks Australia is part of Europe. :-)

Bob


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Old 31-08-2005, 03:14 AM
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~patches~ wrote:

Obfood - food & water is desperately needed in the hurricane areas. Please
donate whatever you can. Several churches and charities including the Red
Cross have set up drop off points. Oh and don't forget to donate blood if
you possibly can. I'm sure there will be a need for it in the hurricane
areas as well.


Also, if you choose to donate, check the bona fides of the charity and of
the person taking your donation. There have been LOTS of scams.

Bob


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Old 31-08-2005, 03:34 AM
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~patches~ wrote:

I'm curious about Australian cuisine so I hope you don't mind me asking.
Is is more British in flavour or does it lean towards the Aboriginal or
somewhere in between? Do you guys really eat the joeys? I know the barby
is big down under. I'd really love to hear a little more about Australian
cuisine in general and not the fancy gourmet stuff but the everyday what
you would eat things. Thanks so much in advance.


This isn't exactly an answer to your question, but your question reminded me
that I'd been meaning to post this. It's from the foreword to _Terrific
Pacific Cookbook_, by Anya Von Bremzen and John Welchman:

-----------------------------------------------------------------
The idea for _Terrific Pacific_ was born out of a two-year sojourn in
Australia in the early '90s. Half-expecting to subsist on meals of
overcooked roast, three vegetables, and canned lager, John and I were
stunned to discover that these clichés were a decade out of date and we had
entered the incredible kingdom of food Down Under. A Pacific country with
strong European traditions, naturally situated on the crossroads between
East and West, Australia was emerging as the most convincing point of
connection between Oriental and Occidental products and cuisines. We were
enchanted by the imaginative creations of Australian chefs, who presented us
with a Five-Spice Duck Pie with Ginger Glaze, Miso-Flavored Oyster Gratin,
and New Zealand Scampi with Green Tea Sauce.

Australian food is the Pacific equivalent of border cuisine, like Tex-Mex in
the American Southwest. It is multicultural eating at its best. I was
astonished by the ease, casualness, and skill with which even Australian
home cooks juggle Asian and European ingredients and techniques.
-----------------------------------------------------------------


Bob


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Old 31-08-2005, 04:09 AM
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~patches~ wrote on 30 Aug 2005 in rec.food.cooking

Staycalm wrote:

"Dimitri" wrote in message
m...

"Sheldon" wrote in message
roups.com...

snip

I hate ALL of yoose filthy douche bags... I especially hate
canadians, mexicans, and europeans... canadians are the worst
garbage on the planet, bunch of friggin' takers/users, give
nothing... PARASITES! Mexicans are lice/roaches, exterminate ALL
of them. Europeans need drowning, ALL of them FILTHY-DIRTY
*******s.

Sheldon

Stop sugar coating you feelings - tell us what you really think
:-)

Dimitri


Good heavens! I am glad I have him killfiled.
So did he say anything about Aussies?
;-)

Liz


Nope, you guys got left out this time. I used to watch an
Australian soap called Country Practice until CBC decided to no
longer carry it. I so want to take a trip to Australia before I
die. I'm curious about Australian cuisine so I hope you don't mind
me asking. Is is more British in flavour or does it lean towards
the Aboriginal or somewhere in between? Do you guys really eat the
joeys? I know the barby is big down under. I'd really love to hear
a little more about Australian cuisine in general and not the fancy
gourmet stuff but the everyday what
you would eat things. Thanks so much in advance.


I remember watching "Flying Doctor" a Aussie serial on CBC in the early
60's.

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But the ears...Ah the ears.
The ears keep the hat up.
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Old 31-08-2005, 04:11 AM
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Bob wrote:

~patches~ wrote:


Obfood - food & water is desperately needed in the hurricane areas. Please
donate whatever you can. Several churches and charities including the Red
Cross have set up drop off points. Oh and don't forget to donate blood if
you possibly can. I'm sure there will be a need for it in the hurricane
areas as well.



Also, if you choose to donate, check the bona fides of the charity and of
the person taking your donation. There have been LOTS of scams.

Bob


Scams already Bob What a shame. These people need help and they
need it now.
 




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