Hurricane Katrina Hurricane Katrina occurred in 2005 and people are still getting rent subsidies. Shouldn't they have moved along by now, it  is 2011? Were they a government dependent class before the Hurricane - is this just a continuation of the entitlement mentality? http://www.nola.com/news/index.ssf/2009/02/end_of_rent_help_is_a_disaster.html "End of rent help is a disaster for many Hurricane ... Read More

Herbal Incense     There are many people who are now trying a legal for of  pot called Herbal Incense  that has severe effects. Herbal Incense is simply synthetic cannabis is a psychoactive herbal and chemical product which, when consumed mimics the effects of cannabis. Herbal Incense is best known by the brand ... Read More

In order to prepare for my trip to China, I put together a quick clip of the culture of New Orleans. This is a prelim but it looks like this will be it b.c I am getting lazy? Just to recap what the vid encompasses, it has one sandwich, some different ... Read More

Taken from Cowboy Mouth's 4/11/07 performance in New Orleans. Duration : 0:9:10 ... Read More

A major part of this problem can arise from a failure to coordinate your financial planning (investment management) and insurance products in a comprehensive financial plan.  Many people traditionally find investment advice from one source and get insurance advice somewhere else.  However, responsible financial planning should look closely at your ... Read More

What is your favorite flower name? I'd prefer to hear names slightly more unusual than Violet or Rose. Thanks! BNG: *Make up all names, including yours and hubbys! Do a first&middle for every name!* At age 22, you (1) _________, marry the love of your life, (2) _________. Two years later, you welcome ... Read More

New Orleans Moments Of Mystery When you live in New Orleans, especially the New Orleans French Quarter, you have to be prepared for the unique and unusual. One of my favorite things about New Orleans is its uniqueness. There is always something going on, constantly changing craziness, but yet somehow in all the ... Read More

there goes my life. the two guys in front of me were singing to each other. HAHHAHAHDuration : 0:5:2 ... Read More

New Orleans     Chances are if you have walked down any New Orleans French Quarter street in the last few years you have seen my friend, Ray Hostetter.  He might have the phone to his ear or a tool of some kind in hand, but he always has a smile and a ... Read More

Judging from the gorgeous day I spent in the French Quarter yesterday, spring is sneaking up on us.  With sunshine and birdsong I can’t think of a better place to enjoy a scrumptious Jazz  Brunch in the Big Easy than the Court of Two Sisters.  Located at  613 Royal Street in ... Read More