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So, yesterday was the 9 year anniversary of Katrina hitting New Orleans. I know we bicker a lot here, but for a second, I just wanted to put some of that aside and show you this article. I can't post the pictures directly. But, go to the article and the author has rephotographed the images 9 years later, from the exact angles as before. It's startling to see some of those.

For me, it really hits home. I have several pictures (the one with the Mustang and SUV, the one of the house at the 17th street canal break) that look identical to those.

http://www.nola.com/katrina/index.ssf/2 ... aj-story-1

still planning that new basin canal party, lakeview?

i am planning on visiting the city in a few weeks, but of course im probably gonna stick to the french quarter and binge on beignets

pretty interesting photos and article, prof

i love nawlin's, it's one of my favorite cities, and it's great to see it back on its feet!

Toronto, New York, Vancouver are all big players these days.

austin had a scene coming along and a chance at a big studio but rick perry f**k it up

didn't want any damn hollywood liberals moving in i guess