Saints looking to break more records on in the Sacredome Sunday
We make the rules, pal ~moosedenied
~Cha-ching! MVP! MVP! MVP! Memo to #RodneyWhite, #BrettGrimes, Jason Cole and Pete Prisco: We're not sorry. Got a problem with that? Go fuck yourselves. How's that work for ya, champs?
Homeowner’s travails: Even after more than six years, family can’t move back into “new” house~The Lens
Go Mitch'Mo! Mayor Mitch Landrieu files 'notice of intervention' in plans to close Postal Service processing center
New Orleans' most lucrative traffic cameras are at unexpected locations
Internet Blackout Day~Library Chronicles
California levees need up to $17 billion in repairs and investment, officials say
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Friday, December 30, 2011
Army Corps of Engineers receives money for dredging and levee repairs. BOORAH!
~Mark Schleifstein
In Wake of the Federal Flood that ruined 80% of the city, New Orleans Enjoys Startup Boom ~NPR
Levees & SOPA~Stanford Rosenthal, Levees.org
BP money buys sports towels, Xmas lights, jingles
Jackson Square artists gain permission to sell reproductions of their work
7 great New Orleans covers, collaborations and remixes from 2011~Allison Fensterstock
Joy Theater’s Opening Night with Irma Thomas: Photos ~off BEAT
~Mark Schleifstein
In Wake of the Federal Flood that ruined 80% of the city, New Orleans Enjoys Startup Boom ~NPR
Levees & SOPA~Stanford Rosenthal, Levees.org
BP money buys sports towels, Xmas lights, jingles
Jackson Square artists gain permission to sell reproductions of their work
7 great New Orleans covers, collaborations and remixes from 2011~Allison Fensterstock
Joy Theater’s Opening Night with Irma Thomas: Photos ~off BEAT
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Happy Birthday to Head Coach Sean Payton!
Saints RB Thomas fined for TD celebration
~Notice of the fines was taped to Thomas' locker by teammates with a big red bow on top as part of a prank. Thomas says he's still happy he "gave a lucky fan a wonderful gift." He says he'd noticed the woman in Saints gear behind the end zone and figured she deserved it.
Flood symbol created by Levees.org webmaster Stanford Rosenthal now a universal icon
Corps to get $802M for repairs on Mississippi
Criminal Charges Being Prepared Against BP For Gulf Oil Spill ~NPR
New Orleans named best city to celebrate New Year's Eve ~Gambit
Day Tripping~Charlie London
Patricia Clarkson to reign as 'EveryMuse' for krewe's parade Feb. 16
This Post Goes to Eleven: The Best New Orleans Music of 2011
~He Said/She Said NOLA
Saints RB Thomas fined for TD celebration
~Notice of the fines was taped to Thomas' locker by teammates with a big red bow on top as part of a prank. Thomas says he's still happy he "gave a lucky fan a wonderful gift." He says he'd noticed the woman in Saints gear behind the end zone and figured she deserved it.
Flood symbol created by Levees.org webmaster Stanford Rosenthal now a universal icon
Corps to get $802M for repairs on Mississippi
Criminal Charges Being Prepared Against BP For Gulf Oil Spill ~NPR
New Orleans named best city to celebrate New Year's Eve ~Gambit
Day Tripping~Charlie London
Patricia Clarkson to reign as 'EveryMuse' for krewe's parade Feb. 16
This Post Goes to Eleven: The Best New Orleans Music of 2011
~He Said/She Said NOLA
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Drew Brees Will Lead New Orleans Saints to Another Super Bowl~Bleacher Report
Hurricane Katrina victims fight FEMA repayments 6 years after receiving aid
In eroding civil liberties, Barack Obama finishes what George Bush began~James Gill
Why can't Louisiana flex our muscle like Brazil~The flexibility of Brazilian FFVs empowers the consumers to choose the fuel depending on current market prices. As ethanol fuel economy is lower than gasoline because of ethanol's energy content is close to 34% less per unit volume than gasoline, flex cars running on ethanol get a lower mileage than when running on pure gasoline. However, this effect is partially offset by the usually lower price per liter of ethanol fuel. As a rule of thumb, Brazilian consumers are frequently advised by the media to use more alcohol than gasoline in their mix only when ethanol prices are 30% lower or more than gasoline, as ethanol price fluctuates heavily depending on the result of seasonal sugar cane harvests.
Make ‘Em Say Uhh! NOLA Rappers ~ Where are they now?~INVADE NOLA
Woody Allen & His New Orleans Jazz Band ~Vince Keenan
Hurricane Katrina victims fight FEMA repayments 6 years after receiving aid
In eroding civil liberties, Barack Obama finishes what George Bush began~James Gill
Why can't Louisiana flex our muscle like Brazil~The flexibility of Brazilian FFVs empowers the consumers to choose the fuel depending on current market prices. As ethanol fuel economy is lower than gasoline because of ethanol's energy content is close to 34% less per unit volume than gasoline, flex cars running on ethanol get a lower mileage than when running on pure gasoline. However, this effect is partially offset by the usually lower price per liter of ethanol fuel. As a rule of thumb, Brazilian consumers are frequently advised by the media to use more alcohol than gasoline in their mix only when ethanol prices are 30% lower or more than gasoline, as ethanol price fluctuates heavily depending on the result of seasonal sugar cane harvests.
Make ‘Em Say Uhh! NOLA Rappers ~ Where are they now?~INVADE NOLA
Woody Allen & His New Orleans Jazz Band ~Vince Keenan
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
On the subject of Drew Brees' unquestioned greatness ~Alejandro De Los Rios
Drew Dat~Beauty Jackson, Red Bean Dreams
The Paradox of the National Team
~Tom Junod, Esquire
~And so the game last night was a contest between one of the teams that is powerfully local, and plays at a level of interest to a national fan base; and one of the teams that appeals to a fan base deracinated by definition, and is of no interest to anyone who doesn't read the local sports pages. A contest, in other words, between Drew Brees and Matt Ryan — between a quarterback who aspires, in his 11th year, to avenge all the wrongs ever visited on him or his adopted hometown, and a quarterback who, after five years in the league, aspires to an abstracted idea of excellence, like any other middle-manager on the go.
Five New Orleans Saints named to Pro Bowl, including first-timers Jimmy Graham and Jermon Bushrod
~Trombone Man, Linda Langhorst
Anonymous hacks Harry Shearer
~Charles Maldonado, Gambit
~I went through it using the search term "New Orleans," and there, in a list heavy on professors, lawyers, defense contractors, real estate developers and energy sector employees, was Shearer. There too were a New Orleans address, an out-of-state phone number, a personal email address and a credit card number, which, if it's active, I hope he's canceled.
Update (4:35 p.m.): I emailed a few questions to Shearer. Here are his responses:
Kemp's Ridley turtle, once stranded in Europe, is released in Gulf of Mexico
Drew Dat~Beauty Jackson, Red Bean Dreams
The Paradox of the National Team
~Tom Junod, Esquire
~And so the game last night was a contest between one of the teams that is powerfully local, and plays at a level of interest to a national fan base; and one of the teams that appeals to a fan base deracinated by definition, and is of no interest to anyone who doesn't read the local sports pages. A contest, in other words, between Drew Brees and Matt Ryan — between a quarterback who aspires, in his 11th year, to avenge all the wrongs ever visited on him or his adopted hometown, and a quarterback who, after five years in the league, aspires to an abstracted idea of excellence, like any other middle-manager on the go.
Five New Orleans Saints named to Pro Bowl, including first-timers Jimmy Graham and Jermon Bushrod
~Trombone Man, Linda LanghorstAnonymous hacks Harry Shearer
~Charles Maldonado, Gambit
~I went through it using the search term "New Orleans," and there, in a list heavy on professors, lawyers, defense contractors, real estate developers and energy sector employees, was Shearer. There too were a New Orleans address, an out-of-state phone number, a personal email address and a credit card number, which, if it's active, I hope he's canceled.
Update (4:35 p.m.): I emailed a few questions to Shearer. Here are his responses:
A. Stratfor has contacted me. B. That credit card was compromised and has been canceled. C. I subscribed to Stratfor for one year, at the recommendation, as it happens, of a New Orleans friend of mine.~Editilla Notellas~ Gentle'rillas interested in seconding Our Herolero we urge yous to contact these people and let them know you support da nomination.
PS: I'm supporting Sandy Rosenthal as New Orleanian of the Year.
Clancy Dubos clancy@gambitweekly.com
Kevin Allman kevina@gambitweekly.com
Kemp's Ridley turtle, once stranded in Europe, is released in Gulf of Mexico
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Friday, December 23, 2011
Drew Brees making second run at NFL's single-season yardarge record
~Special thanks yous to Finn McCool's Irish Pub
Third-party review of levees is welcome: An editorial ~Times-Picayune
Failure to win streetcar grant a disappointment to New Orleans
Implications of a decaying infrastructure
~St. Louis Beacon
Skytruth Alert: NRC Report: Natural Gas leak in Gulf of Mexico 2011-12-22
Cat Island…the heartbreak continutes
~Judyb54, NOLAFemmes
System could track oysters’ journey to your plate ~Nikki Buskey
Slow Southern Sightings
~Hat Tweet @dirtycoast~Thanks to everyone for our best year ever in 2011 >> sandbox.thecanarycollective.com/dirtycoast/201…
Running late? Try the WWOZ Swamp Shop!
Tonight: Trombone Choir
~Big Red Cotton, Gambit
~Special thanks yous to Finn McCool's Irish PubThird-party review of levees is welcome: An editorial ~Times-Picayune
Failure to win streetcar grant a disappointment to New Orleans
Implications of a decaying infrastructure
~St. Louis Beacon
Skytruth Alert: NRC Report: Natural Gas leak in Gulf of Mexico 2011-12-22
Cat Island…the heartbreak continutes
~Judyb54, NOLAFemmes
System could track oysters’ journey to your plate ~Nikki Buskey
Slow Southern Sightings
~Hat Tweet @dirtycoast~Thanks to everyone for our best year ever in 2011 >> sandbox.thecanarycollective.com/dirtycoast/201…
Running late? Try the WWOZ Swamp Shop!
Tonight: Trombone Choir
~Big Red Cotton, Gambit
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Recovery School District releases final decisions on school sites
In Judy's Kitchen: Atlanta Falcons 'Dirty Birdseed'
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New Orleans Gets a Good Defense Lawyer
~Mac McClelland, MoJo
LA attorney general files suit over offshore drilling revenue
Entergy reports radioactive leak at St. Francisville nuclear plant
Corps adds Atchafalaya Basin to Inspections
What's the holdup with the levee upgrades? Corps of Engineers still has not issued OK on it's own work~After three years of design work, construction is set to start in early 2012 on repairs and upgrades for 64 miles of flood control levees in Madison, St. Clair and Monroe counties. Trouble is, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers still has not issued its OK for the project's design, nor has the federal agency indicated when it will do so, according to Les Sterman, the chief engineer for the Southwestern Illinois Flood Prevention District Council, which met Wednesday morning in Collinsville. Part of the problem is the fact the corps is insisting on performing its own review, while also calling for an outside firm to conduct a second review, Sterman said.
Water and Wastewater Construction: Continued Gloom or Future Boom?
~Angela Godwin
Shell Oil Spill off Nigeria - Questions ~SkyTruth
Barbour: Legacy is Katrina and a dominant state GOP ~Sid Salter, Clarion Ledger
Fisherman's idea brings new life from rubble of old Twin Spans ~WVUE
Record sugar harvest expected
Grand Isle among top-five island getaways
Harrison Ford signs on to NOLA-shot sci-fi story 'Ender's Game'
Bonfires set to go up in flames despite river, rain
Café helps Saints' Strief satisfy hunger to help
Happy Holidays from The Pelican Club
~Blackened Out
7 Days of Holiday Cheer in New Orleans
~We Live to Eat
Home For The Holidays at House of Blues~He Said/She Said NOLA
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In Judy's Kitchen: Atlanta Falcons 'Dirty Birdseed'
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New Orleans Gets a Good Defense Lawyer
~Mac McClelland, MoJo
LA attorney general files suit over offshore drilling revenue
Entergy reports radioactive leak at St. Francisville nuclear plant
Corps adds Atchafalaya Basin to Inspections
What's the holdup with the levee upgrades? Corps of Engineers still has not issued OK on it's own work~After three years of design work, construction is set to start in early 2012 on repairs and upgrades for 64 miles of flood control levees in Madison, St. Clair and Monroe counties. Trouble is, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers still has not issued its OK for the project's design, nor has the federal agency indicated when it will do so, according to Les Sterman, the chief engineer for the Southwestern Illinois Flood Prevention District Council, which met Wednesday morning in Collinsville. Part of the problem is the fact the corps is insisting on performing its own review, while also calling for an outside firm to conduct a second review, Sterman said.
Water and Wastewater Construction: Continued Gloom or Future Boom?
~Angela Godwin
Shell Oil Spill off Nigeria - Questions ~SkyTruth
Barbour: Legacy is Katrina and a dominant state GOP ~Sid Salter, Clarion Ledger
Fisherman's idea brings new life from rubble of old Twin Spans ~WVUE
Record sugar harvest expected
Grand Isle among top-five island getaways
Harrison Ford signs on to NOLA-shot sci-fi story 'Ender's Game'
Bonfires set to go up in flames despite river, rain
Café helps Saints' Strief satisfy hunger to help
Happy Holidays from The Pelican Club
~Blackened Out
7 Days of Holiday Cheer in New Orleans
~We Live to Eat
Home For The Holidays at House of Blues~He Said/She Said NOLA
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Rivalry between the New Orleans Saints and the Atlanta Falcons is reaching a boiling point
~Mike Triplett
On Hating the Falcons
~Grand Master Wang, NOLA DEFENDER
Vieux Carre Commission battle over crime camera goes to a draw
Foundation awards $680,000 in grants to 33 community organizations
Firm hired to evaluate Ken Feinberg's oil spill claims process
Corps can do better flood management
DHH to cut 69 positions. Restructuring plan turns over IT duties to UNO, ULL
Port of New Orleans gets $16 million terminal
Report tells of trans-Louisiana yacht delivery
~Bill Ellzy
Oysters are plentiful but pricey this holiday season ~Judy Walker
Innovative Sales Solutions Connect Fishermen and Shrimpers Directly with Consumers
Nigeria Oil Spill Raises Concerns About New Drilling Tech~Brandon Keim, Wired
Build a Bike and Make a Difference
The Beer Buddha's Top 10 List of the Best (and Worst) Beery Shit That Happened in New Orleans in 2011
Bayou beef jerky and Cajun stocking stuffers ~Ian McNulty
Oops, is that a hole in my pocket? Meauxbar Bistro~He said/She Said
New Orleans' best bourbon spiked eggnogs crowned at 'Tales of the Toddy', recipes included
~Hat Tweet @BywaterNeigh BywaterNeighborAssoc~It was the day before Christmas and all through the nabe, the word went forth, 'The Farmers Market is Open!" The... fb.me/1lFZsh93e
Laura Gutschke: Gumbo full of rich history
Irvin Mayfield Helps Bring Music to the Hornets ~Alex Rawls, offBEAT
~Mike Triplett
On Hating the Falcons
~Grand Master Wang, NOLA DEFENDER
Vieux Carre Commission battle over crime camera goes to a draw
Foundation awards $680,000 in grants to 33 community organizations
Firm hired to evaluate Ken Feinberg's oil spill claims process
Corps can do better flood management
DHH to cut 69 positions. Restructuring plan turns over IT duties to UNO, ULL
Port of New Orleans gets $16 million terminal
Report tells of trans-Louisiana yacht delivery
~Bill Ellzy
Oysters are plentiful but pricey this holiday season ~Judy Walker
Innovative Sales Solutions Connect Fishermen and Shrimpers Directly with Consumers
Nigeria Oil Spill Raises Concerns About New Drilling Tech~Brandon Keim, Wired
Build a Bike and Make a Difference
The Beer Buddha's Top 10 List of the Best (and Worst) Beery Shit That Happened in New Orleans in 2011
Bayou beef jerky and Cajun stocking stuffers ~Ian McNulty
Oops, is that a hole in my pocket? Meauxbar Bistro~He said/She Said
New Orleans' best bourbon spiked eggnogs crowned at 'Tales of the Toddy', recipes included
~Hat Tweet @BywaterNeigh BywaterNeighborAssoc~It was the day before Christmas and all through the nabe, the word went forth, 'The Farmers Market is Open!" The... fb.me/1lFZsh93e
Laura Gutschke: Gumbo full of rich history
Irvin Mayfield Helps Bring Music to the Hornets ~Alex Rawls, offBEAT
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
~Brain-eating tap water amoeba kills at least two in Louisiana~Deborah Dupre, Examiner
~It is Naegleri fowleri, a rare amoeba that lives in warm fresh water that attacks the brain, causing death. The brain-eating amoeba is blamed for three deaths in 2011.
Louisiana health officials have issued a warning Friday to residents about nonsterilized tap water after at least two people, one in De Soto Parish and the other in New Orleans, died after exposing their brains to a deadly, water-borne, brain-eating amoeba while flushing their nasal passages.
~Editilla Ya-Yas & Bootellas~
All Ah gotta say is YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RUUUUUUUUUUNNNNN!!! :0 ;)
Hey Yous Dirty Birds! We gonna kick yo asses in da Sacredome!
Corps of Engineers agrees to third-party review of levee debris
~West Bank residents were obviously very worried about the extensive debris — literally piles of junk — found in the levees and it’s concerning that there could be much more still be to be found,” Vitter said. “We can’t tolerate any more negligence when it comes to our levees, something that has unfortunately been the norm for the corps for a long time.”
~Editilla Crowtellas~ Yeah yeah, we hear ya mouf talkin. Sorry, Lil' Bitty Vitty, buuuut you sound like a milquetoast: whining and pining, buzzin about like you've got nothing.
Want to Understand Politics, the Economy, Everything? Follow the Levees~Jim Schutze
Donelon blasts revival of $92 million award vs. Citizens
Louisiana College Denied Reaffirmation of Accreditation, Placed on Warning Until At Least December 2012 ~CenLamar
Crackdown at Occupy New Orleans: Mayor Landrieu’s Peaceful Authoritarianism
~Matt Reichel, AlterNet
~Editilla MOtellas~ Here we come, walking down the street.
We get the funniest looooks from everyone we meet.
Digital doomsday: No faith in America, Newt?
~Mark Moseley, The Lens
Pre-order your UL commemorative book!
~It’s been a magical season of UL football, and it’s ended in spectacular fashion – a Ragin’ Cajuns win at the New Orleans Bowl. To commemorate the good times, The Daily Advertiser, along with presenting sponsor LHC Group, will publish a special hardbound, full-color book on the Ragin’ Cajuns’ season! Pre-sales are already under way, and, for a very limited time, the book can be ordered for a special price of only $24.95. (Regular price will be $34.95).
AECOM Awarded Contract for New Orleans Streetcar Expansion Project
South La. providing training, boats for Iraq navy ~Cara Bayles
~Hat Tweet @louisianatravel~Happy National Fried Shrimp Day! Make sure you're frying Louisiana shrimp!@LASeafoodBoard
Drive-by artist leaves decorative doorways where there was only blight
Mad Man of the South: Bryan Batt's Big, Easy Style~Karen Dalton-Beninato
Joy Theater lights up tonight
~Alex Woodward, Gambit
~Editilla Mondellas~ I know, Gentlerillas, it's a hard week before the Big Thingy!
Sooooo think about beating the Dirty Birds next Monday, with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band!
~It is Naegleri fowleri, a rare amoeba that lives in warm fresh water that attacks the brain, causing death. The brain-eating amoeba is blamed for three deaths in 2011.Louisiana health officials have issued a warning Friday to residents about nonsterilized tap water after at least two people, one in De Soto Parish and the other in New Orleans, died after exposing their brains to a deadly, water-borne, brain-eating amoeba while flushing their nasal passages.
~Editilla Ya-Yas & Bootellas~
All Ah gotta say is YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RUUUUUUUUUUNNNNN!!! :0 ;)
Hey Yous Dirty Birds! We gonna kick yo asses in da Sacredome!
Corps of Engineers agrees to third-party review of levee debris
~West Bank residents were obviously very worried about the extensive debris — literally piles of junk — found in the levees and it’s concerning that there could be much more still be to be found,” Vitter said. “We can’t tolerate any more negligence when it comes to our levees, something that has unfortunately been the norm for the corps for a long time.”
~Editilla Crowtellas~ Yeah yeah, we hear ya mouf talkin. Sorry, Lil' Bitty Vitty, buuuut you sound like a milquetoast: whining and pining, buzzin about like you've got nothing.
Want to Understand Politics, the Economy, Everything? Follow the Levees~Jim Schutze
Donelon blasts revival of $92 million award vs. Citizens
Louisiana College Denied Reaffirmation of Accreditation, Placed on Warning Until At Least December 2012 ~CenLamar
Crackdown at Occupy New Orleans: Mayor Landrieu’s Peaceful Authoritarianism
~Matt Reichel, AlterNet
~Editilla MOtellas~ Here we come, walking down the street.
We get the funniest looooks from everyone we meet.
Digital doomsday: No faith in America, Newt?
~Mark Moseley, The Lens
Pre-order your UL commemorative book!
~It’s been a magical season of UL football, and it’s ended in spectacular fashion – a Ragin’ Cajuns win at the New Orleans Bowl. To commemorate the good times, The Daily Advertiser, along with presenting sponsor LHC Group, will publish a special hardbound, full-color book on the Ragin’ Cajuns’ season! Pre-sales are already under way, and, for a very limited time, the book can be ordered for a special price of only $24.95. (Regular price will be $34.95).
AECOM Awarded Contract for New Orleans Streetcar Expansion Project
South La. providing training, boats for Iraq navy ~Cara Bayles
~Hat Tweet @louisianatravel~Happy National Fried Shrimp Day! Make sure you're frying Louisiana shrimp!
Drive-by artist leaves decorative doorways where there was only blight
Mad Man of the South: Bryan Batt's Big, Easy Style~Karen Dalton-Beninato
Joy Theater lights up tonight
~Alex Woodward, Gambit
~Editilla Mondellas~ I know, Gentlerillas, it's a hard week before the Big Thingy!
Sooooo think about beating the Dirty Birds next Monday, with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band!
Monday, December 19, 2011
Saints 42 @ Vikings 20: Mauling at the Metrodome~Canal Street Chronicles
~now it's time to get into all the post-game coverage.
Drew Brees is playing as the heart and soul of the New Orleans Saints, nothing is safe.
Fuck The 99%!!!~Nicholas Payton
~Hat Tweet @NolaDefender
Oh look...somebody is paying attention
~American Zombie
Len Bahr’s arrest may have been somewhat exaggerated ~LaCoastPost
Restoring the Side Channels along the Lower Mississippi River ~Quinta Scott
It's Monday, time to get slabbed
NOPD Chief Serpas: 'Drive-through window of justice' plagues city~WWL
~A family is preparing to bury a little girl, either on Christmas Day or what would have been the day she turned two years old, after the girl was shot in the head during a drive-by-shooting in New Orleans' Central City neighborhood. The police chief says part of the blame goes to a justice system that can't seem to keep violent offenders off the street.
~Also~Feckless New Orleans judges say they lack the resources to protect domestic-violence victims~Katy Reckdhal
A.E. Phillips’ Lego team brings first place trophy back to Louisiana Tech
~Hat Tweet @Opinionatedcath
Once near extinction, La. alligators thrive
~Nikki Buskey
2011 Tales of the Toddy in New Orleans
~Monkey Dish ~Hat Tweet @nolamaven
Food Truckin' with @LaCocinita! (check them out tomorrow at @NOMA1910)~Yat Cuisine
Holiday Dining In New Orleans
Feliz Navidad from Ideal Market
~Blackened Out
So you wanna tweet a rock 'n' roll star? Tom Petty obliged~Keith Spera
~Hat Tweet @Editilla the Pun@Adrastosno "He also skipped an inquiry about whether he grows his own marijuana." THAT WAS MINE! as soon as he tweeted Here I Is! @tompetty
Happy Birthday to KermitRuffins. He's throwing a party tonight at Sidney's Saloon!
~NOLA DEFENDER
~now it's time to get into all the post-game coverage.Drew Brees is playing as the heart and soul of the New Orleans Saints, nothing is safe.
Fuck The 99%!!!~Nicholas Payton
~Hat Tweet @NolaDefender
Oh look...somebody is paying attention
~American Zombie
Len Bahr’s arrest may have been somewhat exaggerated ~LaCoastPost
Restoring the Side Channels along the Lower Mississippi River ~Quinta Scott
It's Monday, time to get slabbed
NOPD Chief Serpas: 'Drive-through window of justice' plagues city~WWL
~A family is preparing to bury a little girl, either on Christmas Day or what would have been the day she turned two years old, after the girl was shot in the head during a drive-by-shooting in New Orleans' Central City neighborhood. The police chief says part of the blame goes to a justice system that can't seem to keep violent offenders off the street.
~Also~Feckless New Orleans judges say they lack the resources to protect domestic-violence victims~Katy Reckdhal
A.E. Phillips’ Lego team brings first place trophy back to Louisiana Tech
~Hat Tweet @Opinionatedcath
Once near extinction, La. alligators thrive
~Nikki Buskey
2011 Tales of the Toddy in New Orleans
~Monkey Dish ~Hat Tweet @nolamaven
Food Truckin' with @LaCocinita! (check them out tomorrow at @NOMA1910)~Yat Cuisine
Holiday Dining In New Orleans
Feliz Navidad from Ideal Market
~Blackened Out
So you wanna tweet a rock 'n' roll star? Tom Petty obliged~Keith Spera
~Hat Tweet @Editilla the Pun
Happy Birthday to KermitRuffins. He's throwing a party tonight at Sidney's Saloon!
~NOLA DEFENDER
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
Today is arraignment day for Aaron Broussard and company! ~Slabbed
~Aaron Broussard to be arraigned in federal court
West bank levee-raising won't take toll on east bank, corps officials say
~Mark Schleifstein
Today's Scuttlebutt~LaCoastPost
~Hat Tip~Sandy Rosenthal
Orleans Parish School Board approves $79 million bond sale for new construction
~The Orleans Parish School Board signed off Thursday on the sale of $79 million worth of interest-free bonds to finance school construction, a move that caught other players in the city's education system off guard and provoked a rare display of anger from the head of the Recovery School District, the state agency that operates alongside board-governed schools.
In Less Than 48 Hours, City Council and The Town Talk Demonstrate Everything Wrong About Alexandria ~CenLamar
Paradox's bounty making for a new hot spot for area anglers~Bob Marshall
Beerodamus' New Orleans Beer Scene 2012
~The Beer Buddha
~Aaron Broussard to be arraigned in federal court
West bank levee-raising won't take toll on east bank, corps officials say
~Mark Schleifstein
Today's Scuttlebutt~LaCoastPost
~Hat Tip~Sandy Rosenthal
Orleans Parish School Board approves $79 million bond sale for new construction
~The Orleans Parish School Board signed off Thursday on the sale of $79 million worth of interest-free bonds to finance school construction, a move that caught other players in the city's education system off guard and provoked a rare display of anger from the head of the Recovery School District, the state agency that operates alongside board-governed schools.
Good Morning Nola!
~Hat Tweet~@nolamaven~My angel trumpet plant is happy for the milder weather http://t.co/1W3I8DoQ
In Less Than 48 Hours, City Council and The Town Talk Demonstrate Everything Wrong About Alexandria ~CenLamar
Paradox's bounty making for a new hot spot for area anglers~Bob Marshall
Beerodamus' New Orleans Beer Scene 2012
~The Beer Buddha
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Louisiana enforcement of federal air pollution laws is inadequate, petitioners say
~Mark Schleifstein
Can the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry Prevent Another Disaster?~John McQuaid
Deputies working private, off-duty details pay into fund used by sheriff for questionable discretionary spending~Matt Davis, The Lens
~Also~Chasing Paper, or how reporters struggle to obtain public records when government agencies destroy them.
~Hat Tweet @Official_Saints New Orleans Saints~Reminder:@DrewBrees will be on @sesamestreet today. Video preview: youtu.be/R_cWUlRab5w
WSJ: New Orleans is 2011's most improved city for business~WWLTV
Oil-spill restoration work will start soon
Brazilian federal prosecutors seek $10 billion from Chevron for offshore oil leak
~Hat Tweet @nola_craftmafia~Hang w/ the New Orleans Craft Mafia tonight 6-10pm for the Last Stop Shop annual holiday party & craft market at The Big Top (1638 Clio)!
McBride Helps Royal Caribbean Come to New Orleans ~Alex Rawls, offBEAT
Jean-Michele Basquiat: The Radiant Child ~Press Street
New Orleans Jazz Fest 2012 headliner Tom Petty will answer fans' questions on Twitter today~Alison Fensterstock
~Mark Schleifstein
Can the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry Prevent Another Disaster?~John McQuaid
Deputies working private, off-duty details pay into fund used by sheriff for questionable discretionary spending~Matt Davis, The Lens
~Also~Chasing Paper, or how reporters struggle to obtain public records when government agencies destroy them.
~Hat Tweet @Official_Saints New Orleans Saints~Reminder:
WSJ: New Orleans is 2011's most improved city for business~WWLTV
Oil-spill restoration work will start soon
Brazilian federal prosecutors seek $10 billion from Chevron for offshore oil leak
~Hat Tweet @nola_craftmafia~Hang w/ the New Orleans Craft Mafia tonight 6-10pm for the Last Stop Shop annual holiday party & craft market at The Big Top (1638 Clio)!
McBride Helps Royal Caribbean Come to New Orleans ~Alex Rawls, offBEAT
Jean-Michele Basquiat: The Radiant Child ~Press Street
New Orleans Jazz Fest 2012 headliner Tom Petty will answer fans' questions on Twitter today~Alison Fensterstock
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
6 Reasons Why the New Orleans Saints Should Be Super Bowl XLVI Favorites
~Bleacher Report
~Hat Tweet @LeveesOrg ~Departing for DC to attend major colloquium as guest of the Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton. Event will be webcast. bit.ly/ve7XaH
~Hat Tweet @Editilla the Pun~#CorpsofEngineers, corrupting the minds of our yout, indoctrinate 4th graders in The Katrina Lie bit.ly/sMEma3 #itstheleveesstupid
Sec. of Interior gives greenlight to Lafitte Corridor greenway~Alex Woodward, Gambit
Jean-Paul Villere: Where’s the ‘crete?
~Uptown Messenger~I live and work in the Freret corridor, and for many moons now promises of a new streetscape have been on the horizon. Most recently, the collective residents and business owners were informed by the city just weeks ago the start date would be some time in early November. Look at your calendar. It’s the middle of December, and not a bit of concrete has been disturbed.
Disgraced former Judge William Roe goes off to the Greybar Hotel as a crybaby. Is he a true piece of shit? Discuss ~Slabbed
~Editilla Bows to da Mastas~ This is why we got outta da Headline Writing Bidness!
2 arrested as Occupy NOLA makes last stand
BP well blowout showed oil industry is not set up for safety, scientist panel finds
~David Hammer
BP leads bids for new Gulf of Mexico leases ~Financial Times
State DEQ disputes negative report. Environmentalists praise EPA findings
~Amy Wold, Advocate
Report: Restoration investment would create jobs ~Nikki Buskey, Daily Comet
By freezing his catch at sea, La. shrimper turns the tide on his business ~Hat Tweet @nolamaven
Drilling in the heart of Cajun country
~Trenchless International~Michels Directional Crossings successfully completed a complex, highly publicised horizontal directional drilling crossing underneath the Atchafalaya River and the accompanying levee system in central Louisiana, US. The nearly one-mile Atchafalaya drill was one of the last of a total of 15 horizontal directional drilling (HDD) installations that Michels ultimately completed on the Acadian Haynesville Extension Project, a 270 mile natural gas pipeline that originates in the Haynesville Shale in Red River Parish, Louisiana, and terminates near Donaldsonville, LA.
'Special' cupcakes get Louisiana mother arrested
~Associated Press Reporting~The mother of a man incarcerated in the Eunice City Jail has been arrested after officers said she tried to smuggle narcotics to her son in a box of cupcakes. On Saturday, Dandaline K. Sattler of Eunice, and her boyfriend, Lindale Jamone Chaney of Ville Platte, were booked with introduction of contraband into a penal institution. According to police, Sattler's son, 18-year-old Phillip Foster Lafleur, who is in jail on multiple charges, contacted his mother and requested she and Chaney obtain narcotics, place them in a cupcake box and bring to them to the jail. A check by an officer revealed a small amount of synthetic marijuana in the box of cupcakes. It was unclear whether the suspects have attorneys.
~Editilla Notellas~ We just had to write this one out, hehehe... does it git any better?
The Goal of a Restaurant~Blackened Out
A Sandwich a Day: The Fried Peace Maker Po'Boy at Acme Oyster House~Serious Eats
~Hat Tweet @ZeitgeistNOLA~Wednesday, December 14: NEW ORLEANS MIDDLE EAST FILM FESTIVAL - Day 6: 6:00 p.m. - 12 ANGRY LEBANESE fb.me/AuSMItuG
Hall That Jazz~Tom Sanction, Vanity Fair
~Hat Tweet @BasinStRecords~Congratulations to JON CLEARY on his BLUES AWARD nomination! blues.org/#ref=bluesmusi…
New Orleans Jazz Festival 2012 Lineup!
WWOZ Swamp Shop: Your source for 'OZ clothing and gear
~Bleacher Report
~Hat Tweet @LeveesOrg ~Departing for DC to attend major colloquium as guest of the Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton. Event will be webcast. bit.ly/ve7XaH~Hat Tweet @Editilla the Pun~
Sec. of Interior gives greenlight to Lafitte Corridor greenway~Alex Woodward, Gambit
Jean-Paul Villere: Where’s the ‘crete?
~Uptown Messenger~I live and work in the Freret corridor, and for many moons now promises of a new streetscape have been on the horizon. Most recently, the collective residents and business owners were informed by the city just weeks ago the start date would be some time in early November. Look at your calendar. It’s the middle of December, and not a bit of concrete has been disturbed.
Disgraced former Judge William Roe goes off to the Greybar Hotel as a crybaby. Is he a true piece of shit? Discuss ~Slabbed
~Editilla Bows to da Mastas~ This is why we got outta da Headline Writing Bidness!
2 arrested as Occupy NOLA makes last stand
BP well blowout showed oil industry is not set up for safety, scientist panel finds
~David Hammer
BP leads bids for new Gulf of Mexico leases ~Financial Times
State DEQ disputes negative report. Environmentalists praise EPA findings
~Amy Wold, Advocate
Report: Restoration investment would create jobs ~Nikki Buskey, Daily Comet
By freezing his catch at sea, La. shrimper turns the tide on his business ~Hat Tweet @nolamaven
Drilling in the heart of Cajun country
~Trenchless International~Michels Directional Crossings successfully completed a complex, highly publicised horizontal directional drilling crossing underneath the Atchafalaya River and the accompanying levee system in central Louisiana, US. The nearly one-mile Atchafalaya drill was one of the last of a total of 15 horizontal directional drilling (HDD) installations that Michels ultimately completed on the Acadian Haynesville Extension Project, a 270 mile natural gas pipeline that originates in the Haynesville Shale in Red River Parish, Louisiana, and terminates near Donaldsonville, LA.
'Special' cupcakes get Louisiana mother arrested
~Associated Press Reporting~The mother of a man incarcerated in the Eunice City Jail has been arrested after officers said she tried to smuggle narcotics to her son in a box of cupcakes. On Saturday, Dandaline K. Sattler of Eunice, and her boyfriend, Lindale Jamone Chaney of Ville Platte, were booked with introduction of contraband into a penal institution. According to police, Sattler's son, 18-year-old Phillip Foster Lafleur, who is in jail on multiple charges, contacted his mother and requested she and Chaney obtain narcotics, place them in a cupcake box and bring to them to the jail. A check by an officer revealed a small amount of synthetic marijuana in the box of cupcakes. It was unclear whether the suspects have attorneys.
~Editilla Notellas~ We just had to write this one out, hehehe... does it git any better?
The Goal of a Restaurant~Blackened Out
A Sandwich a Day: The Fried Peace Maker Po'Boy at Acme Oyster House~Serious Eats
~Hat Tweet @ZeitgeistNOLA~Wednesday, December 14: NEW ORLEANS MIDDLE EAST FILM FESTIVAL - Day 6: 6:00 p.m. - 12 ANGRY LEBANESE fb.me/AuSMItuG
Hall That Jazz~Tom Sanction, Vanity Fair
~Hat Tweet @BasinStRecords~Congratulations to JON CLEARY on his BLUES AWARD nomination! blues.org/#ref=bluesmusi…
New Orleans Jazz Festival 2012 Lineup!
WWOZ Swamp Shop: Your source for 'OZ clothing and gear
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Try not to kick anybody in the face
~Library Chronicles
~This isn't the first time we've seen the Saints' burgeoning reputation become an issue. The author of that post quoted above sort of wonders whether such a thing is actually warranted, though, since there exist far more egregious examples of "dirty play" around the league. Anyone who watched the Saints-Lions game last week will tell you Detroit was the more undisciplined and, I suppose you could call it "dirtier" team on the filed by far that night. And this was the case even as their leading bad boy Ndamukong Suh was serving a suspension for having kicked someone in the face on Thanksgiving Day.
The mayor’s interpretation of transparency and inclusiveness ~Louisiana Weekly
~Hat Tweet @cohenlensnola
N.O. tour guides sue city over licensing rules ~WWL
Louisiana flunks at enforcing air, water laws, EPA inspector general says~Mark Schleifstein
Judge disqualifies River Birch executive's lawyers
Union Parish deputies seize cattle, claiming malnutrition ~Monroe News Star
Review: Taste of the Caribbean ~Gambit
Nola Pie Guy's new pop up pie shop is on Freret Street on December weekends~Judy Walker
Yumbo Cajun Lasagna from Betty Crocker!
~Hat Tweet @LaSeafoodBoard
The South's Olive~Blackened Out
~Library Chronicles
~This isn't the first time we've seen the Saints' burgeoning reputation become an issue. The author of that post quoted above sort of wonders whether such a thing is actually warranted, though, since there exist far more egregious examples of "dirty play" around the league. Anyone who watched the Saints-Lions game last week will tell you Detroit was the more undisciplined and, I suppose you could call it "dirtier" team on the filed by far that night. And this was the case even as their leading bad boy Ndamukong Suh was serving a suspension for having kicked someone in the face on Thanksgiving Day.
The mayor’s interpretation of transparency and inclusiveness ~Louisiana Weekly
~Hat Tweet @cohenlensnola
N.O. tour guides sue city over licensing rules ~WWL
Louisiana flunks at enforcing air, water laws, EPA inspector general says~Mark Schleifstein
Judge disqualifies River Birch executive's lawyers
Union Parish deputies seize cattle, claiming malnutrition ~Monroe News Star
Review: Taste of the Caribbean ~Gambit
Nola Pie Guy's new pop up pie shop is on Freret Street on December weekends~Judy Walker
Yumbo Cajun Lasagna from Betty Crocker!
~Hat Tweet @LaSeafoodBoard
The South's Olive~Blackened Out
Monday, December 12, 2011
A case against the Army Corps over Katrina flooding to be heard in court
~Hat Tweet @Editilla the Pun~Whoa & Gawd Dayum! I love the fine print the Corps likes to stick in a city's ass! How will Dallas repay Corps $15 Mil? bit.ly/vNKNL3
YEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHH!!! WHODAT 10-3?
~Hat Tweet @Official_Saints
Drew Brees appears on Sesame Street this week
Occupy NOLA's chances for final court victory are slim, some legal experts say
~Also~Park regulations that got Occupiers evicted are little known and rarely enforced~Benjamin Leger, The Lens
~Update~City, #OccupyNOLA unable to reach settlement in morning Federal Court meeting~Gambit
Dakinikat's Monday Reads ~Sky Dancing
Louisiana exports jump 45 percent during first three quarters of 2011
Fracking raises issue of water regulation in Louisiana ~New Orleans City Business
After Katrina, A Log Cabin In An Unlikely Place ~NPR ~Gerald Brady's neighborhood in Arabi, La., was devastated by Katrina. It's still mostly empty lots and the few homes around are made of brick. Brady's house — a log cabin built on eight-foot-high concrete piers — stands out so much that tourists come around to take pictures. He fought hard to build the unlikely house of his dreams in a most unusual place.
"Holy grail" of gold coins sells for $7.4M in New Orleans! ~CBSNews
Wendell Pierce Rebuilds Green in NOLA
~Hat Tip~Triple Pundit
Tombs too colorful for some in Terrebonne
C.C. Lockwood photograph is chosen for commemorative Louisiana stamp
Judge denies new trial motion for tiger owner
Poppin' up in Memphis with Le Saispas Vintage ~Slow Southern Syle
Reveillon & the Rib Room~Blackened Out
~Hat Tweet @MayorLandrieu~The Horn Doctor is in town til 4pm today repairing brass instruments for free! 2372 St. Claude. Thx to SweetHomeNola pic.twitter.com/YIuaREwH
Ani Difranco performs at Lusher Charter School ~Uptown Messenger
More Details About Coco Robicheaux's Second Line ~NOLA DEFENDER
~Hat Tweet @Editilla the Pun~Whoa & Gawd Dayum! I love the fine print the Corps likes to stick in a city's ass! How will Dallas repay Corps $15 Mil? bit.ly/vNKNL3
YEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHH!!! WHODAT 10-3?
~Hat Tweet @Official_SaintsDrew Brees appears on Sesame Street this week
Occupy NOLA's chances for final court victory are slim, some legal experts say
~Also~Park regulations that got Occupiers evicted are little known and rarely enforced~Benjamin Leger, The Lens
~Update~City, #OccupyNOLA unable to reach settlement in morning Federal Court meeting~Gambit
Dakinikat's Monday Reads ~Sky Dancing
Louisiana exports jump 45 percent during first three quarters of 2011
Fracking raises issue of water regulation in Louisiana ~New Orleans City Business
After Katrina, A Log Cabin In An Unlikely Place ~NPR ~Gerald Brady's neighborhood in Arabi, La., was devastated by Katrina. It's still mostly empty lots and the few homes around are made of brick. Brady's house — a log cabin built on eight-foot-high concrete piers — stands out so much that tourists come around to take pictures. He fought hard to build the unlikely house of his dreams in a most unusual place.
"Holy grail" of gold coins sells for $7.4M in New Orleans! ~CBSNews
Wendell Pierce Rebuilds Green in NOLA
~Hat Tip~Triple Pundit
Tombs too colorful for some in Terrebonne
C.C. Lockwood photograph is chosen for commemorative Louisiana stamp
Judge denies new trial motion for tiger owner
Poppin' up in Memphis with Le Saispas Vintage ~Slow Southern Syle
Reveillon & the Rib Room~Blackened Out
~Hat Tweet @MayorLandrieu~The Horn Doctor is in town til 4pm today repairing brass instruments for free! 2372 St. Claude. Thx to SweetHomeNola pic.twitter.com/YIuaREwH
Ani Difranco performs at Lusher Charter School ~Uptown Messenger
More Details About Coco Robicheaux's Second Line ~NOLA DEFENDER
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Saints at Titans: Broadcast Information
~Video: Hokie & Deke break down Saints-Titans
~Hat Tweet @thecajunboy~My friend Terry used duct tape & PVC pipe to rig a flagpole to hang our Saints flag from at our tailgate in Nashville. pic.twitter.com/bdudSPGG
Don't let the corps go back to its old ways: ~Sen. David Vitter
~Since Hurricane Katrina, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has built a whole new and stronger hurricane and flood protection system for most of greater New Orleans.
It's unprecedented in scope, cost and speed of construction because of the emergency authority and funding that Congress passed following the storm. The problem is that extraordinary response is wrapping up, and the old norm for the corps -- a vicious cycle of bureaucracy, delay and cost overruns -- is returning with a vengeance.
~Illustration by Da Masqued E'vinga!
Senators want investigation of Army Corps and Missouri River flood
Drew Broach continues slogging through the Wrinkled Robe papers, examines the infamous fight between Al Copeland and Bobby Guidry ~Slabbed
Mayor Mitch Landrieu recounts his murder jury experience -- and how he voted
LEAP tests era to end
Support the New Orleans Food & Farm Network this Holiday Season
One for the Ladies!
~LeRoux – Midnight Special – New Orleans Ladies – Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame
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~Video: Hokie & Deke break down Saints-Titans
~Hat Tweet @thecajunboy~My friend Terry used duct tape & PVC pipe to rig a flagpole to hang our Saints flag from at our tailgate in Nashville. pic.twitter.com/bdudSPGGDon't let the corps go back to its old ways: ~Sen. David Vitter~Since Hurricane Katrina, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has built a whole new and stronger hurricane and flood protection system for most of greater New Orleans.
It's unprecedented in scope, cost and speed of construction because of the emergency authority and funding that Congress passed following the storm. The problem is that extraordinary response is wrapping up, and the old norm for the corps -- a vicious cycle of bureaucracy, delay and cost overruns -- is returning with a vengeance.
~Illustration by Da Masqued E'vinga!
Senators want investigation of Army Corps and Missouri River flood
Drew Broach continues slogging through the Wrinkled Robe papers, examines the infamous fight between Al Copeland and Bobby Guidry ~Slabbed
Mayor Mitch Landrieu recounts his murder jury experience -- and how he voted
LEAP tests era to end
Support the New Orleans Food & Farm Network this Holiday Season
One for the Ladies!
~LeRoux – Midnight Special – New Orleans Ladies – Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame
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Saturday, December 10, 2011
NFL Week 14: New Orleans Saints Road to the Super Bowl Starts Now~Bleacher Report
Arguments against sending Clean Water Act fines to Gulf states have holes in them
Coastal restoration projects move forward
~Mark Schleifstein
Local officials say erosion far outpaces efforts to battle it ~Nikki Buskey
Salt Water Intrusion Threatens Crawfish Farmers
Latinos Get Little Thanks For Rebuilding New Orleans ~Richard Gonzales
Coconut Beach eyes Kenner, begins to move out of West End ~WWL
Video from New Orleans, Part 1:
Epic Vibrations at The Music Box
~TODAY~3rd "opening" performance across the street from Editilla's House of Piety!
St Joe Lofts: Where Artists Live and Work
~Brooke Larson, Invade Nola
The misfit krewes of Mardi Gras ~NewOrleans.com
'Treme' co-creator says Coco Robicheaux was a New Orleans original and a TV natural
Arguments against sending Clean Water Act fines to Gulf states have holes in them
Coastal restoration projects move forward
~Mark Schleifstein
Local officials say erosion far outpaces efforts to battle it ~Nikki Buskey
Salt Water Intrusion Threatens Crawfish Farmers
Latinos Get Little Thanks For Rebuilding New Orleans ~Richard Gonzales
Coconut Beach eyes Kenner, begins to move out of West End ~WWL
Video from New Orleans, Part 1:
Epic Vibrations at The Music Box
~TODAY~3rd "opening" performance across the street from Editilla's House of Piety!
St Joe Lofts: Where Artists Live and Work
~Brooke Larson, Invade Nola
The misfit krewes of Mardi Gras ~NewOrleans.com
'Treme' co-creator says Coco Robicheaux was a New Orleans original and a TV natural
Friday, December 9, 2011
Coco Robicheaux Memorial Second-line Parade and Concert
On today's episode of The Lens Ate My Comment~Library Chronicles
Study of elevated I-10 over Claiborne to get underway; demolition being considered
~Ariella Cohen, The Lens
Reader reactions to The New York Times story on the New Orleans murder rate
~Kevin Allman, Gambit
State and Corps take one step for coast, hurricane protection
Corps proposes additional work to WB levees
~The Plaquemines Gazette
1965: Hurricane Betsy smashes ashore near New Orleans
Ring worth $160,000 recovered after theft from Walnut Street ~Uptown Messenger
New Orleans Market A Challenge for Big Pharma Sales
Keeping em’ outta court...
~Disenfranchised Citizen
‘Twas The Night Before Christmas, New Orleans Style ~He Said/She Said NOLA
Bonfires on da levee
5th Annual New Orleans Middle East Film Festival Gets Rolling This Weekend~Invade Nola
~Hat Tweet @nola_craftmafia NOLA Craft Mafia~At the Ogden tonight "Haute and Handmade: A Showcase of Southern Contemporary Couture" w/ NOCM member Bayou Salvage. 7-9pm, 925 Camp Street
~Thanks~ Leveeland Creations!
Booty: Dressing Down Pirate Style
~Pauline's Pirates and Privateers
Music, gumbo and a holiday bazaar in Treme
On today's episode of The Lens Ate My Comment~Library Chronicles
Study of elevated I-10 over Claiborne to get underway; demolition being considered
~Ariella Cohen, The Lens
Reader reactions to The New York Times story on the New Orleans murder rate
~Kevin Allman, Gambit
State and Corps take one step for coast, hurricane protection
Corps proposes additional work to WB levees
~The Plaquemines Gazette
1965: Hurricane Betsy smashes ashore near New Orleans
Ring worth $160,000 recovered after theft from Walnut Street ~Uptown Messenger
New Orleans Market A Challenge for Big Pharma Sales
Keeping em’ outta court...
~Disenfranchised Citizen
‘Twas The Night Before Christmas, New Orleans Style ~He Said/She Said NOLA
Bonfires on da levee
5th Annual New Orleans Middle East Film Festival Gets Rolling This Weekend~Invade Nola
~Hat Tweet @nola_craftmafia NOLA Craft Mafia~At the Ogden tonight "Haute and Handmade: A Showcase of Southern Contemporary Couture" w/ NOCM member Bayou Salvage. 7-9pm, 925 Camp Street
~Thanks~ Leveeland Creations!Booty: Dressing Down Pirate Style
~Pauline's Pirates and Privateers
Music, gumbo and a holiday bazaar in Treme
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Mardi Gras 2012 Parade Schedules!
~Editilla Stomp'a'rellas~Never to soon to Rock'N'Roll!
~Krewe du View rolls the weekend of my Birfday -again! That's one of the reasons why I've always loved Mardi Gras, to wit: the holiday often falls on or near Valentines --and we've always hated Valentines!
Gentle'rillas can also follow Big Red Cotton on twitter, and over at Gambit, for all the 2nd Line Parades and Brass Band Goins'Ons.
WHOOOOZAH! $1,300 just for 'cheap seats' for LSU vs. 'Bama ~WWL
~Hat Tweet @Editilla the Pun~GREAT GOOGLY'MOOGLIES!
$1,300 just for 'cheap seats'! Who's buying? 31%: Louisiana fans, 24%: Alabama fans and 35%: women with nude pics of Honey Badger
~Hat Tweet~@Official_Saints New Orleans Saints~Brees' Weekly Press Conference Video - bit.ly/DBV127 Quotes - bit.ly/DBQ127#Saints
At This Point Just Teach The Kids
~Cliff's Crib~I haven’t spoken about this issue for awhile but every now and then a reality check is needed. I would like to tell all my local friends that no one really wants you to run your own schools. New Orleans is now the proving ground for any charter program looking to show its value and we made it that way with years of failure and neglect.
We have no one to blame but ourselves.
So you think Mitt’s got it sewed up? Get ready for GOP seams to rip
~Mark Moseley, The Lens
New Orleans Struggles to Stem Homicides ~Campbell Robertson, NYT
Here is what happens when a clown is reelected: State Farm sticks it to Louisiana Policyholders ~Slabbed
Louisiana insurance policyholders leave nearly $270 million in rebates unclaimed
BP oil spill fines may not flow easily to Gulf Coast states~Bruce Alpert~The toughest criticism of the bill, which could generate billions of dollars for the Gulf states, came from Rep. Bob Gibbs, R-Ohio, an influential subcommittee chairman. Gibbs said, the federal government already has spent billions of dollars on flood control after Hurricane Katrina, particularly in New Orleans, and the area already receives a share of royalty payments for off-shore drilling.
When he testified, Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, "corrected the record," saying Gulf states won't begin to get serious revenue sharing from offshore development until 2017, and that percentage won't be 50 percent, as Gibbs said, but 37.5 percent. Others said that the high cost of flood-control efforts were because of the failure of federally built levees, which caused most of the post-Katrina flooding.
Group hopes to rebuild Barataria islands for birds
Environmental group sues to keep trees along levee ~An environmental group has filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in a bid to protect hundreds of old trees lining an earthen levee and popular public trail in Coeur d'Alene.
Nutria Rodeo Numbers Are In!
~DEFEND NOLA
I’m a Member of the Krewe of Cos
~Jan V. Ramsey, offBEAT
Make Jimmy Graham Crackers to sweeten up your next Saints party~Judy Walker
Eating Locally — Still Good
~Jill Richardson, Gambit
~Hat Tweet~@bugeyedguide Bugeyed Lindsay~Sandwich World on#Yelp: Sandwich World! Like no other. The menu is endless with poboys, salads, gumbos, and daily l.. bit.ly/tgw98j
Cream of Redfish Soup
GW Fins~Blackened Out
~Editilla Stomp'a'rellas~Never to soon to Rock'N'Roll!~Krewe du View rolls the weekend of my Birfday -again! That's one of the reasons why I've always loved Mardi Gras, to wit: the holiday often falls on or near Valentines --and we've always hated Valentines!
Gentle'rillas can also follow Big Red Cotton on twitter, and over at Gambit, for all the 2nd Line Parades and Brass Band Goins'Ons.
WHOOOOZAH! $1,300 just for 'cheap seats' for LSU vs. 'Bama ~WWL
~Hat Tweet @Editilla the Pun~GREAT GOOGLY'MOOGLIES!
$1,300 just for 'cheap seats'! Who's buying? 31%: Louisiana fans, 24%: Alabama fans and 35%: women with nude pics of Honey Badger
~Hat Tweet~@Official_Saints New Orleans Saints~Brees' Weekly Press Conference Video - bit.ly/DBV127 Quotes - bit.ly/DBQ127
At This Point Just Teach The Kids
~Cliff's Crib~I haven’t spoken about this issue for awhile but every now and then a reality check is needed. I would like to tell all my local friends that no one really wants you to run your own schools. New Orleans is now the proving ground for any charter program looking to show its value and we made it that way with years of failure and neglect.
We have no one to blame but ourselves.
So you think Mitt’s got it sewed up? Get ready for GOP seams to rip
~Mark Moseley, The Lens
New Orleans Struggles to Stem Homicides ~Campbell Robertson, NYT
Here is what happens when a clown is reelected: State Farm sticks it to Louisiana Policyholders ~Slabbed
Louisiana insurance policyholders leave nearly $270 million in rebates unclaimed
BP oil spill fines may not flow easily to Gulf Coast states~Bruce Alpert~The toughest criticism of the bill, which could generate billions of dollars for the Gulf states, came from Rep. Bob Gibbs, R-Ohio, an influential subcommittee chairman. Gibbs said, the federal government already has spent billions of dollars on flood control after Hurricane Katrina, particularly in New Orleans, and the area already receives a share of royalty payments for off-shore drilling.
When he testified, Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, "corrected the record," saying Gulf states won't begin to get serious revenue sharing from offshore development until 2017, and that percentage won't be 50 percent, as Gibbs said, but 37.5 percent. Others said that the high cost of flood-control efforts were because of the failure of federally built levees, which caused most of the post-Katrina flooding.
Group hopes to rebuild Barataria islands for birds
Environmental group sues to keep trees along levee ~An environmental group has filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in a bid to protect hundreds of old trees lining an earthen levee and popular public trail in Coeur d'Alene.
Nutria Rodeo Numbers Are In!
~DEFEND NOLA
I’m a Member of the Krewe of Cos
~Jan V. Ramsey, offBEAT
Make Jimmy Graham Crackers to sweeten up your next Saints party~Judy Walker
Eating Locally — Still Good
~Jill Richardson, Gambit
~Hat Tweet~@bugeyedguide Bugeyed Lindsay~Sandwich World on
Cream of Redfish Soup
GW Fins~Blackened Out
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