MSNBC - A recovery mission of a different kind
Experts go to work on Katrina-damaged computers, looking to save data
By Bob Sullivan
Technology correspondent MSNBC
Updated: 8:48 p.m. ET Sept. 19, 2005
Sawyer Real Estate in Gulfport, Miss. was founded by Lenny Sawyer’s great grandfather in 1901. But when Katrina hit, it seemed most of that legacy would be wiped out. The firm’s office, which had been 200 feet from the beach, was devastated. Wind ripped the structure to pieces, and a storm surge left 6 feet of standing water on everything inside. The firm’s 14 critical computers lay somewhere under a pile of rubble.
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By Bob Sullivan
Technology correspondent MSNBC
Updated: 8:48 p.m. ET Sept. 19, 2005
Sawyer Real Estate in Gulfport, Miss. was founded by Lenny Sawyer’s great grandfather in 1901. But when Katrina hit, it seemed most of that legacy would be wiped out. The firm’s office, which had been 200 feet from the beach, was devastated. Wind ripped the structure to pieces, and a storm surge left 6 feet of standing water on everything inside. The firm’s 14 critical computers lay somewhere under a pile of rubble.
Complete Article is Here:
posted by W.F. "Casey" Ebsary, Jr. @ 9/20/2005 04:31:00 PM
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