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http://www.AcehAid.org
What do they need? MONEY of course to pay for the supplies going into Aceh. Macs, lots of macs and digital cameras and more.
An external hard drive for backing up precious data. More money. Stuff. Sleep. Rest. Peace.
unbelievable networking going on (crazy i.m.) pulling different skills etc together and then some of the other connectons that happen because of it.
It’s been a busy day on i.m.
http://www.idepfoundation.org/aceh_aid.html
this is amazing
http://spaces.msn.com/members/susijohnston/Blog/cns!1p9unOFWMVQ3UgLkL7kGIYDA!213.entry
please help these people! they are getting INTO the aceh province they are getting supplies in. They are not getting stuck in the airport or at theports. It is getting harder and harder to get supplies and people uot into the field.
http://www.idepfoundation.org/aceh_aid.html
from cnn: “A mosque is the only building still standing in Keude Teunom, Aceh province, Indonesia”
http://www.idepfoundation.org/aceh_aid.html
Keith and I can only do so much. We are on a 13(me) and 10( Keith) hour Time difference with the office in Bali. They need more people that can help them out. They emailed in the middle of the night with virus worries. Can someone help us? Our huge worldwide network….somone??
We are not only trying to support those needs but also scrambling to find connections for hardware (i.e. we found mac hardward but now need to arrange funding, also they are desparate for an external hard drive to back up).
Please go the the www.idepfoundation.org/aceh_aid.html page and also Susi’s blog at http://spaces.msn.com/members/susijohnston to see what is needed. I have to go back to get a few moreo hours of sleep.
thanks
http://www.idepfoundation.org/aceh_aid.html
Paschal and his wife were in Phuket when the tsunami hit. They stayed and have found ways to help. You can tell how much this experience has tied his heart and sould to Phuket. He wants to make sure the whole world hears that now more than ever, they need their tourist industry to thrive. Read more.
http://www.idepfoundation.org/aceh_aid.html
in indonesian http://aceh.abangadek.com
in english here: http://aceh.abangadek.com/index.php/EN_HomePage
English-speakers may find some information there that otherwise may only be available in Indonesian language. as per Harry in Susi’s comments
http://www.idepfoundation.org/aceh_aid.html
While Keith and I have been living on i.m. for the last few days, SB Chatterjee who works closely with Groove has been using Groove’s Virtual Office to help out with aid organizations overseas in disaster relief.
Here is his blog post about that.
Groove also placed their system in other organizations and it is enabling geeks all over world to lend their technical expertise to all of those who are doing their incredible response work. We were also made the same offer (thanks!!) but with Aceh Aid mostly being on Macs, and with a current 20-30K dialup line combined with the fact that I wouldn’t want to have them try to set up VPC Mac on their own…makes it (currently) not doable. Possibly when we succeed in getting them more equipment (and we still need help!!) and they get the broadband they have been promised, we may be able to take them up on the offer.
In the meantime, through Robert Scoble’s blog we had an offer from Mission Mode for Susi and all of her volunteers over there that are spread around indonesia. It will enable them to use a service that becomes a command center for all of their sms text messaging. That will be awesome once it is set up.
Sadly, I have recieved a link from SB from Command Post that references a Washington Times article with more reports of unspeakably higher estimates of the loss of life in Aceh and surrounding Indonesia. Unofficial.