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To: Road Walker who wrote (251059)	9/12/2005 4:33:11 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575517

Many evacuees are putting down roots in new areas and say they'll never return. Others face months of a temporary existence before they can go home. Whatever they do, the nation may never be the same, as a smaller New Orleans rises up from its ruins, and bits of Creole culture are seeded from East coast to West. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out. I suspect the people who were moved to the West will stay.........the West always seems to have a high appeal for people from the East. But I think most of the ones in the states adjacent to LA will go back. As for Baton Rouge, it must be hell to have doubled in size in a week. Having said that, I suspect they will be going back to NO fairly soon. With all the money being pumped into the city, I think the city will be up and running fairly soon. Already the bars are starting to reopen in the French Quarter. BTW did FLA take any of the evacuees? ted