Reconstruction of New Orleans and Katrina Aftermath

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Reconstruction of New Orleans and Katrina Aftermath

An SI Board Since October 2005

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49	Nice, NO goes WiFi and a promised donation of a building by BellSouth to house	carranza2	-	12/3/2005
48	From the NYT, FEMA's incompetence redux. Wearying Wait for Federal Aid in N	carranza2	-	12/3/2005
47	New Orleans can't afford to slide back to its old ways By DEROY MURDOCK Sc	carranza2	-	12/2/2005
46	'Twas the Night Before Katrina (cajun style)	carranza2	-	12/1/2005
45	Full Flood Safety in New Orleans Could Take Billions and Decades By JOHN SCHWA	carranza2	-	11/29/2005
44	I never lived in NO but I did visit frequently as a small child and through my a	MoneyPenny	-	11/28/2005
43	Although not a cookbook, Burdon's book on G's is also terrific. More of	carranza2	-	11/27/2005
42	His photos are good; his comments approach the idiotic. His statements about ra	carranza2	-	11/27/2005
41	Carranza2: Galatoires has a lovely book that was issued this fall. I think it	MoneyPenny	-	11/27/2005
40	magnuminmotion.com Photo essay #6 is about Katrina.	exdaytrader76	-	11/25/2005
39	I'm sure the airborne mold levels are high, but keep in mind that this is Ne	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	11/17/2005
38	I think it's insane that FEMA expects everyone out of the motels by the end	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	11/17/2005
37	And there is obviously another very serious threat. Airborne mould poses seriou	regli	-	11/17/2005
36	After getting the usual dose of tea and sympathy victims of natural disasters ge	carranza2	-	11/17/2005
35	Scroll down a bit on this page to link to a series of terrific Katrina pieces:	carranza2	-	11/17/2005
34	Katrina cough' hits New Orleans NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5 (UPI) -- A respiratory	exdaytrader76	-	11/5/2005
33	A very nice gesture indeed. I hope we have a place in which to exhibit these ar	carranza2	-	11/5/2005
32	French to loan pieces from the Louvre to N.O. in cultural exchange....nice gestu	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	11/5/2005
31	From today's NYT, an article about Oxford, Miss., which is mostly about NO:	carranza2	-	11/2/2005
30	Feelings is probably in bad shape, but I don't know for a fact. Don't k	carranza2	-	10/28/2005
29	Has any one checked on Feelings at the end if Bywater? Also Vaughn's?	Paul Kern	-	10/28/2005
28	Actually the Upperline is on the list. There are some other nice places on it as	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	10/28/2005
27	Here's a list of what's open. The ones you mention, which are stellar,	carranza2	-	10/27/2005
26	Is the Upperline, Gautreau's or Brigtsen's open yet?	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	10/27/2005
25	Well, the trouble it takes to get a restaurant going after a catastrophe is inde	carranza2	-	10/27/2005

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