All material stored in the Ft. Lauderdale Exec airport has to be removed by tomorrow, it is no longer available for relief flights. All moving to Opa Locka airport in Miami. Too bad, that's a great place. Opa Locka, not so much.
All material stored in the Ft. Lauderdale Exec airport has to be removed by tomorrow, it is no longer available for relief flights. All moving to Opa Locka airport in Miami. Too bad, that's a great place. Opa Locka, not so much.
Careful cwh. Stuff is still being negotiated. They may still be using Ft Lauderdale Exec.
I have been so informed. Must breath deeply, ommm,ommm. This crap makes my day job look like nothing.
They are working on it. Just be patient.
I'm trying to picture you twisted up on the floor doing Yoga. 
It is an ugly picture. Ommm, Ommm
cwh wrote: 400 people happy to see you? Or waving machetes at the Imperialist Yankees?
BONEHEADS AT BOTH ENDS OF THE PIPELINE DEPT:
NBC reports a shipment of hospital supplies was held up at the Port au Prince airport because of "taxes" that the airport manager was trying to collect. Glad to see the Haitian government is getting back to normal!
Also flights are suspended into FL because FL Gov Christ wonders how FL hospitals are going to get paid, if I'm understanding correctly.
That is the Florida State Government. We are NOT CONCERNED WITH THEM!! Our efforts are to get aid to where it is needed. I had heard rumors of Haitian gov types wanting to collect tarrifs, duties, etc. I truly wish that I could come face to face with one of those. My children, my grandchildren, my greatgrandchildren would tell stories about how Pops was killed trying to do good things. berkeley THEM!!
cwh, blankets will finally be on their way on Monday, sorry for the hold up. Should I still send them to you with the potential airport issues?
You guys are amazing, I am proud to know you
Morbid- PM'd you.
Did a radio interview at 8:30 this morning. It was interesting, and I think it went well. Only 5 minutes.
Just got this from my friend, includes note from his relatives sent yesterday from Port au prince area.. heart breaking stuff...
http://www.stockclasspaintball.com/scpcares/abelupdates/ApoxeeHaitiUpdate2..htm
This is bizarre. I made contact on line with a guy in Eastern Washington State, part of a Methodist group. He has 100# of needed meds available in Ft. Pierce Florida, but no way to transport. 924 guy has volunteered to pick up and bring to FLX, where we can have on a plane in hours. I'm going to be busy tomorrow.
wow you guys are awesome.
Svrex- Call me ASAP!! The guy in Washington now has 532# of med supplies they want to go to La Gonave. From Ft. Pierce FL airport. Need to talk to you. 924guy, unless you have a truck, might be a bit much for you. The adventure intensifies. Thank you all.
532# has become 592#. May have a plane to fly directly there and then to Nassau, then to La Gonave. I'm herding cats.
svrex- You have mail. It is getting more complicated. Blessed be!!
cwh wrote: Svrex- Call me ASAP!! The guy in Washington now has 532# of med supplies they want to go to La Gonave. From Ft. Pierce FL airport. Need to talk to you. 924guy, unless you have a truck, might be a bit much for you. The adventure intensifies. Thank you all.
Still shouldnt be a problem, ive got a shorty flatbed trailer and shorty suv, i can connect them easily. just try to keep the end weight under 4,000 pounds and boxed well, and ill get it to you. :)
Bob Scott is a friend of mine. He was the cinematographer on the movies I filmed.
He is also a cinematographer for NASCAR.
He was also in Haiti with a camera running when the earthquake hit.
For those who don't understand, or want to see the personal side, he expresses it much better than I ever could:
It's long (about 15 minutes) but well worth it. If you are so inclined, the interview afterwords is worthwhile too.
The look on that girl's face ----- Excellent video.
Here's a pretty good video of what Bahamas Habitat is doing.
Yes, the guy in the GRM shirt is me.
And the guy in the yellow shirt pulling the baggage cart is me. Looking the wrong way. I do that a lot.
WooHoo! Carzan kicked in for $100.00. We're going to order in some surgical towels that are in demand in disaster work.
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