[Bullish]

Two of the scores of predicted paths go over or very close to New Orleans.

And I'll betcha' many of the people there haven't learned a damn thing from Katrina.

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they were warned 150 years ago to stop building around the Port of New Orleans. If they ever get a Hurricane Camille or another Katrina at just the right angle up the mouth of the Mississippi River, there wont be a trace of New Orleans left.

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Me ~ Two of the scores of predicted paths go over or very close to New Orleans.

Bullish ~ And I'll betcha' many of the people there haven't learned a damn thing from Katrina.

On Rebuilding New Orleans:

I advocate is turning New Orleans into a giant debris disposal facility.

Because of it's location at the mouth of the mighty Mississippi, it is ideally located to accept debris from the entire Mississippi basin and Gulf Coast.

Fill in the entire Crescent City area with enough construction debris, mine tailings, dredging debris, slag, and fly ash to build it up to 30 feet above sea level.

Cover it with 10 feet of dirt, incorporating underground utility grids, a few feet of topsoil, and rebuild on top of that.

Tel New Orleans would become the South's new 'Shining City on a Hill'.

Fund the entire project with fair market rate disposal fees.

(From my home page, dating back to 2005...)