Old-New-Orleans

The category titles are not listed in alphabetical order, but I’ve made an effort to alphabetize the list itself within most categories.  There are still many pages which – like the city itself – defy categorization.  The site was really designed for leisurely viewing, with one page or subject leading on to another. However, if you’re searching for a particular word on this page, click Ctrl + F or click ‘Edit’ on your toolbar; then ‘Find on this page.’)

“When you enter the city of New Orleans,
there is an exhilarating euphoria you feel
that makes you keenly aware that you are
in the presence of life enjoying itself.”
— Michael Murphy

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“New Orleanians dance when there is
no music; we talk too much, laugh too
loud, live too large and, frankly,
we’re suspicious of those who don’t.”
— Chris Rose

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“One of the best things I’ve ever
heard, when we first got to New
Orleans, somebody said: ‘If you love
New Orleans, it’ll love you back.’
And there is no truer statement.”
— Drew Brees

Is the U.S. Corps of Engineers in
charge of a levee near you?

The Corps has admitted that 122
levees across the country could be
vulnerable.
Are you at risk?

Visit Levees.org – holding the U.S.
Corps of Engineers accountable for
the catastrophic failure of the levees
in Metropolitan New Orleans on August
29, 2005 – what Dr. Ray Seed,
Geotechnical Engineering, University
of CA at Berkeley, describes as “The
worst engineering disaster in the
world since Chernobyl.”

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