East Village Recovery Efforts Look Like This

New York’s Alphabet City, Wednesday (Photo: Sean McPhillips, Salon).

Further downtown, bucket brigades carry diesel fuel up to a 17th floor generator to keep a data center online:

“After Sandy Knocks Out Power, Rescue Keeps Data Center Alive,” Gerry Smith, Huffington Post

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Remember When iPads Were Hip? « NotionsCapital Says:
November 2, 2012 at 1:03 am
[…] second thought, bet you youngsters down in SoHo and the Village wish you had one right now […]

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