Hartman detailed the harrowing experience and the role of social technology in rescue efforts in a column published this week in the Houston Chronicle. 30, Hartman began acting as an emergency dispatcher-thus beginning one of the longest and most difficult nights of her life. After a two-minute online training session, she was receiving calls from flood victims across the city desperate for help. Hartman accepted, sat down at her dining room table in Houston and opened her laptop computer. Joe Henley tries to get his dog, Bubba, out of the boat of Josh Mtanyos, a Cajun Navy volunteer, just north of 1960, Tuesday, Aug.
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