[Fredslist] Gas/ Help/ After #Sandy: Preserving books, heirlooms and memories

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From: David Pollock <pollockd at jcrcny.org>
Subject: JCRC Security| After #Sandy: Preserving books, heirlooms and memories
Date: November 4, 2012 8:49:06 AM EST
To: jcrcsecurity at googlegroups.com, JCRC staff <jcrcstaff at jcrcny.org>
Reply-To: jcrcsecurity+owners at googlegroups.com

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After #Sandy: Preserving books, heirlooms and memories
by jcrcsecurity
Among the ruins left in #Sandy's path are precious photographs and sacred books. The Library of Congress has a webpage here devoted to the immediate response actions that can be taken to save affected materials and prevent further damage, including:

How to dry a wet space
How to dry wet collections and family heirlooms
A Primer on Disaster Preparedness, Management and Response: Paper-Based Materials, a collaboration of the Library of Congress, the Smithsonian Institution, the National Archives and Records Administration, and the National Park Service
Mould Outbreak — An Immediate Response by the Canadian Conservation Institute
jcrcsecurity | November 4, 2012 at 9:42 am | 




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Tonight, temperatures will drop to near freezing.

Warm shelter available:

Hillcrest High School 160-05 Hillcrest Avenue Queens

If you need help getting to this site, transportation will be provided: Waldbaum’s
122-15 Beach Channel Drive
Between Beach 65th and Beach 66th Place

***If you are elderly, or have an infant under a year old, or have heart disease or medical conditions, you should get to a warm place. If you find yourself shivering uncontrollably, or if you see someone who is disoriented: these are symptoms of hypothermia and anyone with them needs to get to a warm place***

PLEASE EVERYONE REPOST!!!
MEDICAL STAFF NEEDED-NYC Medical Reserve corp!!!!! The 15 NYC shelters need medical staff to do shifts 8am-8pm- if u can volunteer call
Maryanne 347-396-2723 Sharon 347-396-2744
Sonia 347-723-2744 We continue to shelter over 6,000 evacuees in the hurricane shelters.
We have consolidated the shelters to 15 sites, so that there are fewer sites, but more evacuees at each.
We need your help to provide medical staffing at shelters in every borough. We will continue to staff at least through Monday. The shifts are 8:00 am ¿ 8:00 pm. The longer shifts allow for continuity of care.
I hope you will try to do a whole shift but if you can¿t work the entire shift, we will schedule you for the time you can come.
If you can volunteer, please call:
Maryanne 347-396-2723
Sharon 347-396-2744
Sonia 347-723-2744
As always you are an amazing group of health care professionals. You
really put the caring in health care. During this difficult time, MRC
has shown the strength of our communities.
Yours in service,
Betty Duggan
Haddie Lizasuain NYC Medical Reserve Corps 

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http://findgas.org/

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best to look at stations with more than 7,000 gallons of gas.

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