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Link: canonical IFrame skip to main | skip to sidebar New Orleans Ladder A screaming comes across the sky. It has happened before, but there is nothing to compare it to now. ~Gravity's Rainbow Saturday, February 23, 2008 Samedi [IMG]John Brunious (October 12, 1940-February 12, 2008), Leader of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band will be honored with a Jazz funeral second line procession on Saturday, February 23rd at 1:00 pm. The Second Line will begin at Preservation Hall at 726 St. Peter Street, go right on Bourbon Street, left on Ursuline Street, onto Rampart Street where it will pass the former site of Lu & Charlie's Nightclub, it will proceed down Rampart Street and left onto St.Philip Street, right on Royal Street, right on St.Louis Street, right onto Bourbon Street where it will also pass the Famous Door and the procession will end back at Preservation Hall. Donations needed as Montanans head to New Orleans Cops Helping Cops Rebuild New Orleans, One Home At A Time FEMA agrees to test hurricane trailers for formaldehyde...brah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! [IMG]Fats Domino 80th Birthday Celebration featuring Randy Newman, Dr. John, Allen Toussaint & more! [IMG] Arts Market of New Orleans Over 100 Artists Plenty of Food Live Music and KIDS!!! 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Palmer Park, S. Carrollton and S. Claiborne Aves in Uptown. Fleur de Tease at Desire Cabaret [IMG] Clinton comes to New Orleans Obama's Senate Record~soupwiththefork SECRET SERVICE LEAVES OBAMA AT RISK / RAISES GRAVE CONCERNS, de ja vu in Dallas all over again?~OpEdNews.com Mass Mobilization in Jefferson Parish?~We Could Be Famous [IMG]Alternative Media Expo Today!~Humid City C. Ray Throws Public Tantrum: No One Surprised~Loki Tide gathers, rises, ponders the value of Pie...in'da Face. [IMG]Editilla could not agree more! C. Ray got soooo much Face too! Make it a Chocolate Pie too! Oh'so Fun! Oh Fortuna! Oh My! Is That A PIE!?! It'be like baggin' rats in a pothole...or parking lot. When you check out the television interview, dig the double cheeks that our Goon'buele has picked up on his "Itenerate Adventures"? Excuse and Escatilate me! But...ain't them's some waddlin' JOWLS on dat'Bald Peckory? Whoa! Get Outta Heah! Not exactly crazy~Library Chronicles Clarence Ray Nagin: a tenuous grope of reality~Ashley Morris Editilla sorry we missed this one the first time but hey, great beotch-slaps are timeless. Louisiana Former Politician Perkins Angry About Gay Sexual Education Contents (GayS.E.Cs) ...refuses to just suck it up FEMA Site Shows Recovery Money Exquixotic Corps of Engineers Works Hand and Fist With Butt Wright Patt to Break BRAC Corps OKs clay sources for levees geosynthetica(R)- get the dirt on geosynthetics ...just axsin'... Larry Blumenfeld on New Orleans' Refusal to Vanish City Hall begins a rebuilding boom New Orleans Projects Paint the Town Green~Preservation Nation MS's Dearth of Domiciles Faubourg Treme: The untold story of New Orleans ~FoodMusicJustice WWOZ~GAMBIT Posted by New Orleans Ladder at 1:09 AM 0 comments [IMG] [IMG] Links to this post Friday, February 22, 2008 Vendredi New Orleans: The Human Parts of the Equation~Damian Kulash Coldcocked: Lee Zurik Looks at Mayor Nagin's Leisure Time in Office and Nagin Says It's Personal~Think New Orleans Editilla cares little about where Baby Ray spends his Leisure Time...but to know when and where to deliver da'Pie. Come on, folks...ya'know ya'wanna, Let's Give Ray A Pie. Editilla knows another thing too...C. Ray'done kicked over da'wrooooong Nestful'O'Drunken Hornets! Cold Cockers and Steven Colbert~Liprap's Lament Old School Cold Cocking~Library Chronicles From Cliff's Crib, here is a rough rendering of who else spent their summer '07 "vacation" in New Orleans (and please make sure to fang over to read Cliff's latest installment of Sitting On My Porch Part VI) Viva la Mighty Nine't! [IMG]262,000 Residents based on the official population estimate. + 5000 People who are living with someone else because they got kicked out of Texas. + 2000 Crooked contractors staying in hotels; because when you steal money it's not good to have an official address. + 500 People staying in trailers that is supposed to be empty. They usually have bootleg electricity. + 5000 People who are here everyday but swear up and down they live in Atlanta, Memphis, Dallas or Houston now and are not coming back. + 20,000 Workers from Latin America. I don't think anyone really knows where they all live but they are here. + 5000 Family members of the workers from Latin America. + 500 Thieves, pimps, prostitutes, scam artists, drug dealers, fugitives, hustlers, and anyone else that needs to hide in a city where everyone is dealing with so much that they can't pay attention to people like them. If you believe the media this number should be 200,000. If we take our base number and add all the sections of population they missed, we come to an even 300,000. Mayor Nagin has my permission to use this in the media to make his case if it means more resources. Straight shooter among the libertines~James Gill New Orleans - Part I~VideoVoice Collective CiviCRM at NTEN in New Orleans .. (March 18th/19th) Interview: "The Axe in the Attic" Filmmakers Ed Pincus & Lucia Small Toxic Katrina Trailers. Never Again.~Daily Kos Roads & Transit an imperative investment in public infrastructure~Petuniajrn IPS students earn credit and help Katrina survivors [IMG]Buffett's Horse Wins In New Orleans Spooky... from Katrina to Heath The night my music died~The Bean Bag Editor knows not the whys nor wherefores of multilevel sociocultural network aggregate adhesion. It was all supposed to just be only so much math...simple information theory...heartless equations...easy, like hunting with a pack of blind hounds, merely go and ask the Great Google... ...Got any news? Yeah...go fish. New Orleans seems at heart of Davies' CD Kevin Naquin's new CD changes with the times Chris Rose~The 60-Second Interview: Paul Cebar WWOZ~GAMBIT Posted by New Orleans Ladder at 3:19 AM 0 comments [IMG] [IMG] Links to this post Thursday, February 21, 2008 Jeudi Thank you New Orleans Daily Photo [IMG]Fouder of Barnes & Noble pledges $20 million gift planned for Gentilly NY developer, city to discuss plans for Gentilly mall N.O. homeless plan changes direction N.O. City Hall creates pool of 50 firms for recovery work Recovery schools say they're owed millions Jindal's Louisiana Legislative Session On Steroids~Bayou Buzz [IMG]Report: FEMA misdirected $13M in disaster relief~"A few million here...a few million there... [IMG]...pretty soon we're talking real dead people, eh?" ~Invector General Here is one of the ways FEMA set-up the tax-payers to fail before the flood. After covering up the toxic poisionings of 1000s of tax-payers in FEMA trailers, CDC issues praise for West Virginia's response to Hurricane Katrina victims That is the problem with Disaster Capitalists and our Center for Disease Control lying to, decieving the American public on these FEMA trailers. How do we believe anything they say about anything now? Shit in one hand half a dozen in the other, and given the CDC's current lobby associations within the Distaster Response Industry, we can now expect around 80% innaccuracy and 20% down right spin-lying public relations? "S&C's media training course sent huge ripples of understanding and enlightenment through our ranks. How these professionals can transform masters of techno-babble into credible spokespersons so quickly and smoothly is an amazing thing to behold."- Kevin Quinn, Chief Public Affairs Office, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers You all may not know that Editilla has been woikin'ta get a Woman elected God for eva, but would have settled for President of the United States...tho'noooot this time...soooo barring that, I can rest assured that Golden Goddess keeps an Eye on the rebuilding our levees and on the Exquixotic Corps of Engineers and will not stop, in the form of Levees.org and the glare of its founder Sandy Rosenthal. Thank you Babe Rockin Activist Lady! (B.R.A.L!:) We need you more than eva! February 20, 2008 A federal judge has determined that the US Army Corps of Engineers "squandered millions of dollars in building a levee system ... which was known to be inadequate by the Corps' own calculations." But an 80-year old law tied Federal District Judge Stanwood Duval's hands and compelled him to release the Corps of Engineers from all financial liability for their shoddy workmanship. Says Duval, the law created an environment where "gross incompetence receives the same treatment as a simple mistake." This is insane. Click this link and demand the 8/29 Investigation Act today! http://salsa.wiredforchange.com/o/1625/t/2541/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=2075 Judge Duval in the final page of his statement says "...It is not within this Court's power to address the wrongs committed. It is hopefully within the citizens of the United States' power to address the failures of our laws and agencies. If not, it is certain that another tragedy such as this will occur again..." The 8/29 Investigation Act is the way for the citizens to exercise their power! Demand the 8/29 Investigation Act! Demand an unbiased thorough analysis of the flood protection failures that nearly obliterated a great American city and its suburbs. Hold the Corps Accountable! Demand the 8/29 Investigation Act! Even if you have already sent a letter, send another! It takes one minute! Thank you, Sandy Rosenthal Founder, Levees.Org www.levees.org Click here for New York Times story on Judge Duval's ruling. "By the time we thought 'That Could Never Happen Here' it already had!"~80 yr old Lithuanian doctor just before the Nazis separated his family for ever and tattooed a number on his forearm. FEMA says formaldehyde conclusions are not true--Whoaaaaa??? Hey, it works for the President? Just...tell 'em it's not true. Tell em' that's just rain trickling down their leg and they'll believe it every time...those drugged stupid & clueless American tax-payers. MS Coast lawmakers, former allies begin to question Gov. Barbour's Slight of Hand Double-Dealing Whoop-Whoop- Eeeeyuk'yuk'yuk Face Slapping Eye-jabbing Knuckle-nosing them with the State's Hurricane Recovery Funds [IMG] State Insurance Report outlines problems for 'Citizens' after hurricane ATMIA Conference 2008 opens in New Orleans Oracle RMAN Pocket Reference~Data Recovery~"As profession continues to embellish more whole to joint dealings at every take of the organization, the employ of IT has swollen to embellish nearly all-encompassing. These days, its arduous to encounter corners of a consort that profession does not touch. As a result, the requirement to organisation for possibleness disruptions to profession services has accumulated exponentially." (...just to let y'all know that Editilla never makes this stuff up:) [IMG]The 9th Annual National Invasive Weed Awareness Week (NIWAW) Reminds Us to Spread the Word, not the Weeds Large marijuana farm in Abita house seized, Big DOH! The Kaiser Chiefs Rock Brit Awards and New Orleans Anthem~Karen Dalton-Beninato Jazzy Joint: $15M Music Hall of Fame to retune Rampart WWOZ~GAMBIT Book Reviews~Latest from Chasing Ray and Bookslut [IMG]Camera Found in New Orleans~Found Cameras & Orphaned Pictures Posted by New Orleans Ladder at 4:00 AM 0 comments [IMG] [IMG] Links to this post Wednesday, February 20, 2008 Mercredi [IMG]Heart fully rotted NO haiku loots Tree of Life Dies ourselves alone [IMG]Tombstone Tree Moon River, Homeland Security by Dawn Dedeaux Hunter S Thompson and me~Ashley Morris Day 906: Look! In The Sky! It's Falling And There's No Light!~Maitri's VatulBlog Thank you American Artist [EMBED] Letter from the League of Women Voters on Ethics Package, State Mayoral Conference and more 'Heads-Ups' from da'Bayou Buzz New Orleans Area Events: Week of February 20~Touching tribute to the recent passing of Verita Thompson by Margarita Bergen Jambalaya, Where Oh Where Oh?~blogofneworleans.com Anti-Feminist Bingo II & Men Harass a Mannequin~NOLA radfem Random New Orleaniana ~Metroblogging New Orleans Experts Say Perfect Storm For Drug Abuse In New Orleans Young 9/11 victims rebuild New Orleans Children of 2001 terrorist attack volunteer in New Orleans Spirituality and Older, Black, Hurricane Katrina Survivors~Hospice & Nursing Homes Blog Another look at the victims of Hurricane Katrina~Data: Most Hurricane Katrina victims were not black How Qatar Helped Katrina Survivors Tax Exemption for Housing Hurricane Katrina Survivor More Promotions at FEMA Coming Up on Friday!~ViceZilla Allstate reinstates policies stopped after Katrina OK, Editilla (no relation to ViceZilla:) wants to lay out just a few of the opening ledes from around the country, concerning the recent US Supreme Smack Down of Flood Damage Lawsuits Against Travelers and Allstate Insurance for lack of payment. We of course hung this vital story onto the Ladder the minute it appeared yesterday, but in the past 24 hours have watched it morph and spread across the Web like a Borg Virus. So, we started with the initial AP article and then try to keep to individually published pieces from across the country to give our gentle readers a broader perspective of the beginning of this next propaganda smash victory for the forces of darkness, your Federal Government. We will continue to post as new articles come onto the Web. The reason for this is that there are at this hour on the web nearly 50 different articles on this Abortion of Justice with nearly 80% of those articles off of the same single AP, posted and reposted. Get the picture? It happened this way when Judge Duval bent over and assumed the position in the last Levee Breach Case. That story generated, within days, at last count over 275 articles with nearly the same AP story and headline: "New Orleans Loses Levee Case", "Court Rules Against New Orleans". Editilla has grown weary of hearing that shit. Why the media view of this scene matters to me can best be explained in Richard Marcus' excellent review of "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise Of Disaster Capitalism" by Naomi Klein....(or read the forking book, but Mr. Marcus does cover other ground)...or in the court's opinion: "even if the plantiffs can prove that the levees were negligently designed, constructed or maintained and that the breaches were due to this negligence, the flood exclusions in the plaintiffs' policies unambiguously preclude their recovery." ...or the implied "even when the US Army Corps of Engineers confesssed to criminally negligent homicide." We just cannot let them get away with this. Can we? Doesn't this matter in the rebuilding of those levees? The relocation of this city? Does this matter to the homeowners who paid their insurance premiums for the past 50 years while being reassured by the US Corps of Engineers that the levees were sound? And now after it all broke apart the Corps is off the hook for admitting their failures, even rewarded with more contracts, and the insurance company doesn't have to pay their policy, and in fact racked up record profits? And now the FEMA-approved contractor has skipped town with half of their road home money? Does it matter that these people have no one to call? No court of redress? WTF? If you checked your stat counters then you will see that I may have passed your way looking for posts on this amoungst the nola blog'reamery. If missed and you want to be on the Ladder then please email from profile. Editilla will find you eventually. The New Orleans News Ladder is read all over the world and we appreciate it the input. 8/29 Commission Investigation! 8/29 Commission Investigation! 8/29 Commission Investigation! Here we go...wheeeee! Supreme Court rejects Katrina victims' flood insurance case~Shreveport Times U.S. Supreme Court Declines New Orleans Levee Flood Damages Case~Insurance Journal Texas South Central News High Court Rejects Katrina Appeals~Hartford Courant U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear Katrina insurance lawsuits~T. Picayune High Court Rejects Katrina Victims' Appeals~Christian Broadcasting Network U.S. Supreme Court Will Not Hear Xavier U.'s Hurricane Katrina Case~Chronicles for Higher Education News Blog Supreme Court won't hear Katrina levees case~Business Insurance Supreme Court Rejects Hurricane Katrina Appeal~RTTNews Global Financial Newswires What is wrong with this picture?~Redeye Left in Alabama Riddle me this!~Tin Can Trailer Trash Posted by New Orleans Ladder at 6:47 AM 0 comments [IMG] [IMG] Links to this post Tuesday, February 19, 2008 Mardi [IMG] On The Cost of War, Or, Do You Know What We Could Have Bought?~Washblog ~"In the wake of Katrina, the Army Corps of Engineers is spending about $25 million to build a mile of levee. Instead of flooding Iraq with US troops, we could have bought 96,000 miles of flood control. (If we built just a bit less we could afford $50 billion to build each of 250,000 Louisiana residents a $150,000 house...and $50,000 worth of stuff to go in it.)"[IMG] Katrina Death Toll Back Up to 1,375~Ssvhesperphilomena's Weblog US Supreme Court rejects Katrina victims' flood insurance case More dead flowers: From Florida to New York--With Love, Big Insurance~A.M. in the Morning Editorial: Can FEMA be trusted on trailers? This editor would sooner face a cannibal in a gumbo cook-off, but instead trusts that We the People question whether FEMA is actually legally shielded from criminal liability by the same Flood Control Act that offered such Coward's Refuge to the US Army Corps of Engineers after their admitted negligent homicide? N.O. jailhouse demolitions begin~FEMA will pay for one-to-one housing replacement, supports 'right of return' for inmates, Do Not Pass MRGO & Do Not Collect $200 Taco Legislators, Louisiana Style~Jeff Crouere Gov Jindal Must Lead By Example, but something has happened on the way to the end of the legislative session.~Stephen Sabludowski Two men arrested in heroin case related to student overdose Hackers or Crackers at Think New Orleans BarCamp...or, is the show really over when the Fat Lady sings?...or, who ya'gonna call when The Well runs dry?...or how to avoid those 'outsized notions of what is possibile' in disaster survival? [IMG]Leo, AD and the Expo in GAMBIT How the Spooks Took over the News New Orleans hospital adds 10 beds for mentally ill Sen. Clinton to speak at N.O. symposium 4 NoLA Women Talk New Orleans~casa de Charlotte della luna OU law students spend winter break in New Orleans doing pro bono work [IMG] ITALIAN AMERICAN MARCHING CLUB 2008 PARADE MEETINGS ARE COMING UP SOON! February 20, 2008 - February 27, 2008 - March 5, 2008 [IMG]Jefferson Davis' Beauvior, "Southern Shrine", to reopen New Orleans Levee Disappears? Not scene since Thanksgiving last year! Editilla stumbl'in, wonder'in, jonz'in... ...spictul'atin--Whaaahaaappen? Martha Stewart to buy Emeril assets for $50M New Orleans Real Estate - Top 10 Most Expensive Homes~Darryl Glade Tank Says He's The Victim of Police Brutality In New Orleans...ummm, OK...Tank? Nickel-A-Dance to return in March, to new venue New Orleans scene is gaining momentum~Jeff Albert Two Tributes to Keith Moore, King of Ambient Noize~blogofneworleans.com Sonny Rollins, Part 1~JazzWax WWOZ Archives Go To Library of Congress~Home of the Groove WWOZ~GAMBIT Posted by New Orleans Ladder at 1:34 AM 0 comments [IMG] [IMG] Links to this post Monday, February 18, 2008 Lundi [IMG]Think New Orleans goes to Bar Camp! The Soul of America~Ashley Morris N.O. homeless policy on shaky legal ground~Council repealed law forbidding public habitation in 2001 N.O. erects info barrier for citizens, City Council~Mayor's public records request policy violates state open records law Editilla jus'wondering~Can anyone hand this Fool Mayor a rule book, Assembly Instructions or whatever passes for an 'Operating Manual'? John McCain, George W. Bush, and the tragedy of Katrina: A study in negligent leadership~Hughes for America FEMA not providing promised mobile homes for California survivors An Epidemic of Police Thuggery First Seen in US Occupied New Orleans~The Existential Cowboy New Orleans Police Taser Tank! Editilla can't touch dis'one. Four Letter Word ed. Joshua Knelman & Rosalind Porter~Stuff As Dreams Are Made On [IMG]New Mississippi delta would limit hurricane damage Tom Fitzmorris's New Orleans Food All Aboard for Belleville~The Musical Box WWOZ~GAMBIT Posted by New Orleans Ladder at 7:17 AM 0 comments [IMG] [IMG] Links to this post Sunday, February 17, 2008 Dimanche [IMG]Yat'Cuisine: New Orleans BBQ Shrimp~Yat'Pundit Editilla ponda's and wonda's 'bout where'yat pundits sending a few cases of this holy manna to the flood survivors in Illinois? [IMG]Flood recovery brings uneasy mood to Watseka, IL~Michael "Brownie" Brown, nick-name patsy, panty-faced Bush fund-raising punk, inveterate suck-up and board member of Cotton Companies, a disaster preparation and recovery vulture capitalists subsidiary of CHARYS HOLDING CO, formerly: HIGH COUNTRY VENTURES INC, formerly: SPIDERBOY INTERNATIONAL INC, was this administration's FEMA director during the Hurricane Katrina catastrophe, and said people should always have essentials, like food, water, prescription medications and cash on hand. "The message that I have taken personally from Katrina is to get people to realize that it starts in your home first,'' he said, forgetting to mention, "and also most importantly, 1st confirm and solidify your dinner reservations at the finer restaurants asap-stat, before the storm evacuees get in the way and clog up the roads running for their harried little little lives." [IMG]The denial of federal assistance for Watseka, IL, Brown said, is evidence of why individuals have to be prepared regardless of what the government is doing. "I think the country would be better off if we spent more money preparing local and state governments, if we did a better job preparing for more disasters more efficiently,'' he said. [IMG]If he only had a brain, a heart, courage or at least a little mascot of his own, Brown could not have made himself sound more self-serving, ludicrous and, well, freakish had he gone on to add: "Pay No Attention To That Man Behind The Levees!" Watseka, IL fights against floods, FEMA Death By FEMA All Over Again~We Could Be Famous FEMA Announces They Won't Use Trailers~In several Tennessee counties, the road to recovery has hit rush-hour. Katrina Families, Dead Flowers, and Big Insurance~A.M. in the Morning Rapid sinking of Mississippi Delta only skin deep: study Asterisk is Out of this World! 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Through me the way to the eternal pain. Through me the way that runs among the lost. Justice urged on my high artificer; my maker was divine authority, the highest wisdom, and the primal love. Before me nothing but eternal things were made, and I endure eternally. Abandon every hope, ye who enter here." [IMG] New Orleans... a courtesan, not old and yet no longer young, who shuns the sunlight that the illusion of her former glory be preserved. The mirrors in her house are dim and the frames are tarnished; all her house is dim and beautiful with age. She reclines gracefully upon a dull brocaded chaise- longue, there is the scent of incense about her, and her draperies are arranged in formal folds. She lives in an atmosphere of a bygone and more gracious age. And those whom she receives are few in number, and they come to her through an eternal twilight. She does not talk much herself, yet she seems to dominate the conversation, which is low-toned but never dull, artificial but not brilliant. And those who are not of the elect must stand forever without her portals. New Orleans... a courtesan whose hold is strong upon the mature, to whose charm the young must respond. And all who leave her, seeking the virgin's unbrown, ungold hair and her blanched and icy breast where no lover has died, return to her when she smiles across her languid fan... New Orleans. William Faulkner~1925 [IMG] My Music * Burma Night Train * My MySpace [IMG] My Name Is Burma Please check out my friend Moe Swe, who emailed me wonderful Burmese Music after we met through my online work with the Burma News Ladder, during the Democracy Crackdown in that country in September-October '07. I had just joined in New Orleans with Rising Tide, btw, at the 2nd Flood Anniversary. Synchronicity? One song's lyric: "A drop of rain is now a Raging Tide. Burma How Long?" You tell me. Heads or Tails? Lotta music there. Take your time. Use the pause button. Fang though the playlist. Tell yer friends. Enjoy! As with my love for New Orleans, I cannot think of a better, quicker way to know Burma than through her music: the song of her soul, the instrument of her dreams, the expression of her hopes & fears. Burma Sinn Fein! Burma Rocks World Boogie! Please shout'out and say hello to Moe Swe--Let'em know we care. Kyay Zoo Pyu Pea...Koo NyiBar Kyay Zoo Tin Bar Dae 8-08-88~~8-08-08 8-28-08 [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] Flora Dear [IMG] 8888-88O8 8888-88O8 [IMG] Crucifixion Road by Karl Demolay This is for the city that care forgot... the city that forgot to care. This city, carelessly forgotten, our party time's behind us now, sensual drums in the dank and virile heat. City of culinary delights, musical giants, simple pleasures, squalid splendors. A city of dust, now shrouded in mold, forever succumbing to entropic bliss on pause. This city of history, a living archive of revelry and regret. The past and the future collide in slow motion. This is the city that must be remembered and rebuilt, this bastion of visceral pleasures and historic decadence. All to our collective delight and nagging melancholia. This is for the ones that evacuated... the people who left it all behind. The ones that lost almost everything, or maybe just the one thing they cared about most of all. The ones marooned on highways for far too long, no way home, even as the storm unleashed its initial fury. Those left deserted, no place to rest their heads, thoughts still heavy with guilt or fear or resignation. This is for the people that won't go back, can't go back, afraid of possibility and all of its attendant pitfalls. This is for those that have nothing to return to at all, not one single thing. This is for the ones that relocated, expatriates forced into strange lands with odd customs. This is for the terminally restless, the suddenly homeless, the penniless brave. This is for the ones that stayed... the insane, the stranded, the curious tribes, erstwhile survivors and civic warriors alike. Those souls who stayed calm and true despite the chaos, or lost their minds to apocalyptic fancy. Battened down and hunkered low, sipping bottled water with hushed first glances, suspicious demeanors and flashlights at the ready. Proud and defiant holders of the line, sometimes criminal in intent, quick movement on the perimeters, shoot to kill orders... For all those who were trapped in makeshift shelters, replete with suicides, murders, and rapes: victimization rank and feral. For the bitter end of salvation, acrid tastes on parched tongues dry, even as bids for escape were made. This is for the politicians... Federal, State and Local, at once inept and indispensable, some more than others, caught unprepared, unconcerned, unshaven---Playing cat and mouse in a city of smoldering ruins, screams from the darkness of urgent plight, atavism gone awry. Ignorance and obviousness, the slow motion train wreck broadcast for all to see and discuss, obfuscate and ignore. Declarations of me and mine, you and yours, pitted squarely against they and them. This is for too little, too late, the same old song played at precisely the wrong time, over and over. Nagin, Blanco, Brown, Bush, please report center stage to assume the mantle of scorn and blame, everyone gets their turn. This is for the ones that try to rewrite history or deny it outright, we wish we could deny it all so easily. This is for the ones that died... for the loved ones, the foolish ones, the forgotten and cumbersome alike. For the elderly, the infirmed, Vera in her cobblestone grave, the unidentified ones that received no such memorials. And our beloved household pets, loyal until the end. The parks and neighborhood greens, flora and fauna turned to a sepia-tone static gray. The houses, once renowned for their architecture, are reborn as new testaments to the destructive coupling of Mother nature and Human Folly. To the spray-painted X's, harsh and unrelenting, omnipresent in their emergency orange hue: 1 dog dead, 1 person saved. This is for the newest necropolis to rise, our once proud city, our interrupted way of life, breaks in the line of comfortable static. For the evidence of our empire, washed away in the eye of the storm and the turgid, toxic waters that followed. This is for the ones that rescued... the Firefighters, EMT's, Police Officers, National Guard. For the people from far and near that just appeared out of nowhere, just wanting to help any way they could, using anything waterborne. And for the locals brave and true, risking life and limb to save just one more person, over and over and over. For all of the endless, tireless, selfless sacrifices and tear jerking humanity. For their shining light of salvation into the boundless dark, onto rooftops, inside of hacked-out attics, out of harms way to higher ground. For beaming from all directions, these beacons of hope, springing eternal and true. This is for all those who lent a hand, however small or large. Our gratitude, more than could ever be conveyed, is all we have to offer in return. This is for the media... the good, the bad, the ugly, for the rescuers and the soothsayers, the shelterers and the kind words, for the dispassionate, the doubters, the cynical and the apathetic. The pundits and pontificators, their talking points and bad haircuts, feigning interest at all the scripted moments. For the smiles as the makeup is applied, the vacant suppression of harsh, unforgiving reality in plentiful evidence. The ones that control the present controlling the past controlled the future; as always, blissfully unaware of the consequences... For the sidebars and scrutiny, the breaking news and tight focus close-ups, hands and mouths reacting in opposite directions, in equal amounts, all from the outside looking in. This is for updates at every quarter of the hour. This is for the hospitals... the nursing homes and hospices unprotected and ignored. Piling the dead or leaving them where they lay, morgues and freezers packed tight. This is for the generators that failed too quickly. No sleep or food or water or sanity or safety or hope. For our doctors and nurses, in hellish conditions, against impossible odds, this is for the ultimate and undying respect they deserve. This is for the thugs storming the gates for drugs and evil kicks on top of everything else happening, brash and ignorant of their crime... For the hotels and hostels, kicking guest out to fend for themselves in our city gone mad. Inundation and tragedy, fragility and breakdown, the worst vacation, convention, honeymoon ever. This is for the looters... for the desperate, the prescient, the survivalist hordes. Scavenging and pilfering, salvaging and hoarding anything and everything of use in seemingly useless times. This is for the business owners, opening their doors wide to allow retrieval of water, food, diapers and formula, keeping their cool and doing the right thing. And for the pharmacies, their good intentions torn asunder by destructive addicts and wasteful ignorance like so many store display shelves. This is for the home invasions, the armed intrusions, for making a bad situation worse, for spreading the fear... This is for the ones that made it easier even while others made it ever harder by the minute. This is for the children... the lost or outright abandoned, the marginalized or used, for the separation anxiety, trauma and tears on long hot nights that just got worse and worse. The unfamiliar and the dangerous, the abusive and profane, forsaking even common sense, for the lack of decency, for the bad examples and poor supervision. This is for the countless orphaned souls, forced to bear an adults pain with no advance warning, no preparation or guidance... This is for the countless smiles, the innocence and playfulness, the ability to make it all disappear, if only for a moment at a time. And for their will, unbreakable and resolute in its purest form and function. This is for what we owe them, first and foremost; their satisfaction will be our compensation over time. This is for the survivors... all of us, if any of us, also still, the huge debt owed to those who didn't. This is for all of us in our sad, sad group, no matter where we are at the moment, home or abroad. For the hopes and dreams, reborn from the ashes of the ones previous, for our Phoenix on the bayou. For the nightmares and shock and ennui, the blank stares and paranoia deep into the night. And the helplessness, constricting, paralyzing, numbing... This is for finding a way to get out of bed in the morning to go to work, gut your houses and reassemble your lives. This is for those that mourn their dead, their missing, their damaged. This is for all of us that are left to find their way back to some semblance of normalcy and well being in these dark times. This is for the rest of the country... witnesses to our plight, shelters in the storm, final arbiters of our collective destiny. This is for all of the numerous benefits and donations, the concerns and the heartfelt sorrow. The letters and emails, the long talks on the phone into those September nights and beyond, the shoulders to cry on and beds to sleep in. As well as the showers and food, simple things like ice and clean clothes. For the religious intolerance, the thought that somehow, we deserved this, that this was God's doing... This is for the stupidity and hypocrisy, for throwing the first stone when we were down and out. This is for their fatigue, their need to move on, not towards a better understanding, but only to the next sad refrain. For helping us stand, then forcing us to walk away stronger and more assured. This is for those that are rebuilding with us, as well as for the ones that make us want to now more than ever. This is for the world... the governments and their citizens, for the superpowers and third-world nations alike. For their offers and advice, their engineers and city planners, the visits of rebuilding and improved protection. This is for the feeling that we weren't alone, that this has happened before elsewhere, only much worse, that it does get better with hard work and cooperation. For the lessons learned and experience shared; the first real promises of something good in uncertain times. This is for the most that we can share, our lessons, our triumphs and defeats, our heartbreaks and celebrations. This is for an open welcome to the grand rebuilding, our glorious comeback and their involvement in all that promises. This is for the past... and how not to repeat it. This is for shoddy levees and interrupted communications, driverless buses and improper shelters. For the wild ride to here, the respite in its warming memories, stories and legends yet to be told. The anecdotes and folktales, the ghost stories and the pirates' songs, for history and the curious wisdom it imparts. For the good times, the bad times, the in-between times, we all had them here in this place we called home, no matter if you're local or not. This is for why we still call it home today, even if we won't, or can't be here now. This is for the sacrifices, the sweat and blood, the personal tales of reward and loss. This is for the chance to finally get it right, to learn form our mistakes one more time, to teach others the same as well; it's that precious and rare. This is for the future... and the promise that it holds. For the chances in abundance, the endless, limitless boundaries presented. This is for the process of starting over, no matter how long or tough it turns out to be. For the ways to see beauty in the ugliness, to fashion something new and exciting out of something broken and in a state of disrepair. This is for our city, its legacy, our neighborhoods and families, friends and foes alike. For our scenes and cliques, parishes and wards, businesses and hangouts, for the determination to rebuild them all, damn the engines. Our wishes for a better way are here and now, ready and waiting, the concept of building better, stronger, and more secure. All we have to do is make it happen. This is for the here and the here from now on. So this is for you, in your own private way. 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