CPR Romance, Take Two

In my ongoing quest to show you the softer side (and romantic benefits!) of CPR training, I bring you another craigslist post. Let this be a lesson — if you […]

The Mapstravaganza Continues…

Do timelines count as maps? I think they do. A timeline is sort of like a map of events. Anyway, check out these disaster timelines that Claire B. Rubin, social […]

About Neutrality

Tagging along with what has already been written about the Ingrid Betancourt operation, I have a personal example about what happens when an organization’s neutrality is compromised. The Peace Corps […]

Oh man, I just found a radio cooler than mine!

Say hello to the Eton FR1000 Voicelink. This is the next step up from my awesome emergency radio. In addition to AM/FM, shortwave, cell phone charger and a hand crank for power, it […]

Disaster Action Team Responses

On Tuesday July 15, there was a house fire in Clackamas. When the volunteers arrived they helped the individual with: –3 nights lodging in a nearby motel.–A client assistance card […]

Check Out Our Wordle!

Isn’t it cute? Thanks to Apartment Therapy — see, the synergy is already beginning — we plugged our blog URL into this site and gave it a whirl. We even […]

1,000 Dead, 13,000 Injured: Could It Be You?

I’m a little late on this, but I wanted to direct your attention to today’s Oregonian article about a recent Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries (DOGAMI) report that […]

More maps!

View Larger Map Another map for you. Wendy over at Red Cross Chat is making some very interesting maps lately. This one is of the many multi-family fires that have […]