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Oct
28th

Tue

Lifestreaming from Galveston, TX This is a pic, and audio, of how I got to Galveston to help with the recovery from Hurricane Ike.

Oct
27th

Mon

Gas Station, in Galveston, Destroyed by Hurricane Ike Check out what Hurricane Ike did to this gas station in Galveston.

Sep
22nd

Mon

Citizen Journalism coverage of Hurricane Ike digg this article on citizen journalism coverage of Houston’s recovery from Hurricane Ike.

Sep
19th

Fri

IReporter transitions to Hurricane Ike coverage (Houston TX) Please digg this iReport to show your support for citizen journalism reporting of the rebuilding/recovery of Houston and Galveston, TX, from Hurricane Ike.http://MarkMayhew.com

Sep
5th

Fri

Cafe Du Monde reopens in post-Gustav New Orleans In a sure sign things are progressing in New Orleans post-Gustav, world renowned Cafe Du Monde reopened today (after being closed since Gustav hit on Monday).And with the Saints playing on Sunday,…

Sep
4th

Thu

iReport reviews my liveblogging during Hurricane Gustav Score one for the “little guy”, iReport/CNN rates my liveblogging during Hurricane Gustav (using Twitter) as a “creative use of Twitter”.http://MarkMayhew.com

Sep
3rd

Wed

New Orleans begins to recover from Hurricane Gustav Check out my neighbor, Shannon, as New Orleans begins to recover/get it’s party back on, post Gustav.http://MarkMayhew

Sep
2nd

Tue

Picture of homeless guy in New Orleans that rode out Gustav This homeless guy in New Orleans told me that he didn’t evacuate New Orleans, and that he rode out Hurricane Gustav by staying in a parking garage.If you want to follow the conversation regarding New…

Liveblogging from New Orleans during Hurricane Gustav This is my iReport story with a picture of the Bourbon Street building I stayed in during Hurricane Gustav. Even though Gustav knocked out power to the building early on, my laptop battery/internet…

Jul
28th

Mon

An Inside Look At A Murder in New Orleans New Orleans, the Murder Capital of the United States, has a subculture that is conducive to lawlessness. This article gives an inside look at that subculture.