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ciated web site, ensconced himself in the newspaper’s “hurricane
bunker.” The refuge, a third-floor photo lab outfitted with emergency
generators and triple-redundant Internet connectivity, had been built
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e-up cal
l f
o
r the “Big One.”
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the Internet if the hurricane swamped the presses and the delivery
trucks. On Monday, August 29, 2005, the contingency became real. “We
knew that New Orleans was going to drown, but we still had a way to
g
e
t the st
ory out,” said Donley, veteran newspaperman turned “new
me
dia
”
jour
nalist.
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the cit
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es fr
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m r
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dia
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hand experiences of the fleeing New Orleanians, including tips on evac-
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e
ll phone cameras of rising water. Pleas for help mounted—calls for
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escue, as well as assistance in finding relatives who had not heeded the
war
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despite her father’s pleas to evacuate, had remained in the family home
in Mandeville, a northern suburb that was then in the path of the
storm. “I was keeping on the phone with my daughter, and at 6:30 in
the morning I lost contact with her,” Donley said in an interview. “We
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I
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D
ISASTER
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