Patriotourism in New Orleans
Feb 7th 2007 | 6:16 am
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Patriotourism in New Orleans
Pariotourism in New Orleans
As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
It has never been easier to get a table at one of our famous world-
class restaurants, or find a great deal on a room at one of our
historic hotels or B&B's. Come explore the storied plantations, take a
swamp tour and hear some of the greatest music on he planet. New
Orleans is also proud to be the port of embarkation for three cruise
ship lines. The Norwegian Sun, Carnival Fantasy and Royal Caribbean
Grandeur of the Seas are home ported here, with the Princess line
right behind them, and what better city could you begin and end a
cruise from? Add a few days on either end of your trip to take in the
history and culture of one of the world's most romantic cities.
A great place to start planning your trip is the New Orleans
Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
index.cfm). Request a Visitor's Guide, plan your itinerary, or even
register to win a ride on a Mardi Gras float! Be sure to check out the
events calendar to coincide your trip with one of our famous
festivals. And if you have a big heart and a lot of ambition, check
out the Voluntourism page.
I'll be frank; many of us are fighting for our lives a second time.
First we were inundated by the ineptitude of The Army Corps of
Engineers, and many of us feel we were abandoned by our government.
You're all we've got left. We need you, the people, to come to our
rescue. In order to rescue us, you'll be required to eat, drink,
dance, sing and generally pass a good time. You'll be asked to endure
the hospitality and friendliness of a city famous for both. It will be
expected of you, after sacrificing your hard earned dollars, to
continue your patriotic duty by becoming ambassadors and preaching the
Gospel of New Orleans to your fellow citizens. The Crescent City has
risen! But you are its savior.
We look forward to seeing you. Don't be afraid to ask for directions,
how to pronounce Tchoupitoulas, or which stage to go to at Jazz Fest.
We'll be more than happy to oblige, and we'll thank you for coming,
friend.
As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
It has never been easier to get a table at one of our famous world-
class restaurants, or find a great deal on a room at one of our
historic hotels or B&B's. Come explore the storied plantations, take a
swamp tour and hear some of the greatest music on he planet. New
Orleans is also proud to be the port of embarkation for three cruise
ship lines. The Norwegian Sun, Carnival Fantasy and Royal Caribbean
Grandeur of the Seas are home ported here, with the Princess line
right behind them, and what better city could you begin and end a
cruise from? Add a few days on either end of your trip to take in the
history and culture of one of the world's most romantic cities.
A great place to start planning your trip is the New Orleans
Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
index.cfm). Request a Visitor's Guide, plan your itinerary, or even
register to win a ride on a Mardi Gras float! Be sure to check out the
events calendar to coincide your trip with one of our famous
festivals. And if you have a big heart and a lot of ambition, check
out the Voluntourism page.
I'll be frank; many of us are fighting for our lives a second time.
First we were inundated by the ineptitude of The Army Corps of
Engineers, and many of us feel we were abandoned by our government.
You're all we've got left. We need you, the people, to come to our
rescue. In order to rescue us, you'll be required to eat, drink,
dance, sing and generally pass a good time. You'll be asked to endure
the hospitality and friendliness of a city famous for both. It will be
expected of you, after sacrificing your hard earned dollars, to
continue your patriotic duty by becoming ambassadors and preaching the
Gospel of New Orleans to your fellow citizens. The Crescent City has
risen! But you are its savior.
We look forward to seeing you. Don't be afraid to ask for directions,
how to pronounce Tchoupitoulas, or which stage to go to at Jazz Fest.
We'll be more than happy to oblige, and we'll thank you for coming,
friend.
Feb 7th 2007 | 7:46 am
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Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
Patriotism leads to wars
"RevDon" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]. com...
> Pariotourism in New Orleans
>
> As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
> to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
> are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
> image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
> catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>
> It has never been easier to get a table at one of our famous world-
> class restaurants, or find a great deal on a room at one of our
> historic hotels or B&B's. Come explore the storied plantations, take a
> swamp tour and hear some of the greatest music on he planet. New
> Orleans is also proud to be the port of embarkation for three cruise
> ship lines. The Norwegian Sun, Carnival Fantasy and Royal Caribbean
> Grandeur of the Seas are home ported here, with the Princess line
> right behind them, and what better city could you begin and end a
> cruise from? Add a few days on either end of your trip to take in the
> history and culture of one of the world's most romantic cities.
>
> A great place to start planning your trip is the New Orleans
> Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
> index.cfm). Request a Visitor's Guide, plan your itinerary, or even
> register to win a ride on a Mardi Gras float! Be sure to check out the
> events calendar to coincide your trip with one of our famous
> festivals. And if you have a big heart and a lot of ambition, check
> out the Voluntourism page.
>
> I'll be frank; many of us are fighting for our lives a second time.
> First we were inundated by the ineptitude of The Army Corps of
> Engineers, and many of us feel we were abandoned by our government.
> You're all we've got left. We need you, the people, to come to our
> rescue. In order to rescue us, you'll be required to eat, drink,
> dance, sing and generally pass a good time. You'll be asked to endure
> the hospitality and friendliness of a city famous for both. It will be
> expected of you, after sacrificing your hard earned dollars, to
> continue your patriotic duty by becoming ambassadors and preaching the
> Gospel of New Orleans to your fellow citizens. The Crescent City has
> risen! But you are its savior.
>
> We look forward to seeing you. Don't be afraid to ask for directions,
> how to pronounce Tchoupitoulas, or which stage to go to at Jazz Fest.
> We'll be more than happy to oblige, and we'll thank you for coming,
> friend.
>
"RevDon" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]. com...
> Pariotourism in New Orleans
>
> As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
> to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
> are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
> image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
> catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>
> It has never been easier to get a table at one of our famous world-
> class restaurants, or find a great deal on a room at one of our
> historic hotels or B&B's. Come explore the storied plantations, take a
> swamp tour and hear some of the greatest music on he planet. New
> Orleans is also proud to be the port of embarkation for three cruise
> ship lines. The Norwegian Sun, Carnival Fantasy and Royal Caribbean
> Grandeur of the Seas are home ported here, with the Princess line
> right behind them, and what better city could you begin and end a
> cruise from? Add a few days on either end of your trip to take in the
> history and culture of one of the world's most romantic cities.
>
> A great place to start planning your trip is the New Orleans
> Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
> index.cfm). Request a Visitor's Guide, plan your itinerary, or even
> register to win a ride on a Mardi Gras float! Be sure to check out the
> events calendar to coincide your trip with one of our famous
> festivals. And if you have a big heart and a lot of ambition, check
> out the Voluntourism page.
>
> I'll be frank; many of us are fighting for our lives a second time.
> First we were inundated by the ineptitude of The Army Corps of
> Engineers, and many of us feel we were abandoned by our government.
> You're all we've got left. We need you, the people, to come to our
> rescue. In order to rescue us, you'll be required to eat, drink,
> dance, sing and generally pass a good time. You'll be asked to endure
> the hospitality and friendliness of a city famous for both. It will be
> expected of you, after sacrificing your hard earned dollars, to
> continue your patriotic duty by becoming ambassadors and preaching the
> Gospel of New Orleans to your fellow citizens. The Crescent City has
> risen! But you are its savior.
>
> We look forward to seeing you. Don't be afraid to ask for directions,
> how to pronounce Tchoupitoulas, or which stage to go to at Jazz Fest.
> We'll be more than happy to oblige, and we'll thank you for coming,
> friend.
>
Feb 7th 2007 | 8:04 am
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Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
Runge wrote:
> Patriotism leads to wars
Which is why the French are considered "losers"...
:-)
--
Best
Greg
> "RevDon" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
> [email protected]. com...
> > Pariotourism in New Orleans
> >
> > As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
> > to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
> > are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
> > image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
> > catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
> >
> > It has never been easier to get a table at one of our famous world-
> > class restaurants, or find a great deal on a room at one of our
> > historic hotels or B&B's. Come explore the storied plantations, take a
> > swamp tour and hear some of the greatest music on he planet. New
> > Orleans is also proud to be the port of embarkation for three cruise
> > ship lines. The Norwegian Sun, Carnival Fantasy and Royal Caribbean
> > Grandeur of the Seas are home ported here, with the Princess line
> > right behind them, and what better city could you begin and end a
> > cruise from? Add a few days on either end of your trip to take in the
> > history and culture of one of the world's most romantic cities.
> >
> > A great place to start planning your trip is the New Orleans
> > Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
> > index.cfm). Request a Visitor's Guide, plan your itinerary, or even
> > register to win a ride on a Mardi Gras float! Be sure to check out the
> > events calendar to coincide your trip with one of our famous
> > festivals. And if you have a big heart and a lot of ambition, check
> > out the Voluntourism page.
> >
> > I'll be frank; many of us are fighting for our lives a second time.
> > First we were inundated by the ineptitude of The Army Corps of
> > Engineers, and many of us feel we were abandoned by our government.
> > You're all we've got left. We need you, the people, to come to our
> > rescue. In order to rescue us, you'll be required to eat, drink,
> > dance, sing and generally pass a good time. You'll be asked to endure
> > the hospitality and friendliness of a city famous for both. It will be
> > expected of you, after sacrificing your hard earned dollars, to
> > continue your patriotic duty by becoming ambassadors and preaching the
> > Gospel of New Orleans to your fellow citizens. The Crescent City has
> > risen! But you are its savior.
> >
> > We look forward to seeing you. Don't be afraid to ask for directions,
> > how to pronounce Tchoupitoulas, or which stage to go to at Jazz Fest.
> > We'll be more than happy to oblige, and we'll thank you for coming,
> > friend.
> >
>
>
>
> Patriotism leads to wars
Which is why the French are considered "losers"...
:-)
--
Best
Greg
> "RevDon" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
> [email protected]. com...
> > Pariotourism in New Orleans
> >
> > As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
> > to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
> > are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
> > image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
> > catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
> >
> > It has never been easier to get a table at one of our famous world-
> > class restaurants, or find a great deal on a room at one of our
> > historic hotels or B&B's. Come explore the storied plantations, take a
> > swamp tour and hear some of the greatest music on he planet. New
> > Orleans is also proud to be the port of embarkation for three cruise
> > ship lines. The Norwegian Sun, Carnival Fantasy and Royal Caribbean
> > Grandeur of the Seas are home ported here, with the Princess line
> > right behind them, and what better city could you begin and end a
> > cruise from? Add a few days on either end of your trip to take in the
> > history and culture of one of the world's most romantic cities.
> >
> > A great place to start planning your trip is the New Orleans
> > Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
> > index.cfm). Request a Visitor's Guide, plan your itinerary, or even
> > register to win a ride on a Mardi Gras float! Be sure to check out the
> > events calendar to coincide your trip with one of our famous
> > festivals. And if you have a big heart and a lot of ambition, check
> > out the Voluntourism page.
> >
> > I'll be frank; many of us are fighting for our lives a second time.
> > First we were inundated by the ineptitude of The Army Corps of
> > Engineers, and many of us feel we were abandoned by our government.
> > You're all we've got left. We need you, the people, to come to our
> > rescue. In order to rescue us, you'll be required to eat, drink,
> > dance, sing and generally pass a good time. You'll be asked to endure
> > the hospitality and friendliness of a city famous for both. It will be
> > expected of you, after sacrificing your hard earned dollars, to
> > continue your patriotic duty by becoming ambassadors and preaching the
> > Gospel of New Orleans to your fellow citizens. The Crescent City has
> > risen! But you are its savior.
> >
> > We look forward to seeing you. Don't be afraid to ask for directions,
> > how to pronounce Tchoupitoulas, or which stage to go to at Jazz Fest.
> > We'll be more than happy to oblige, and we'll thank you for coming,
> > friend.
> >
>
>
>
Feb 7th 2007 | 8:47 am
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Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
rather french loser than a Chicago based sex deprived boozer
"Gregory Morrow" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected] .net...
>
> Runge wrote:
>
>> Patriotism leads to wars
>
>
> Which is why the French are considered "losers"...
>
> :-)
>
> --
> Best
> Greg
>
>
>
>> "RevDon" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
>> [email protected]. com...
>> > Pariotourism in New Orleans
>> >
>> > As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
>> > to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
>> > are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
>> > image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
>> > catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>> >
>> > It has never been easier to get a table at one of our famous world-
>> > class restaurants, or find a great deal on a room at one of our
>> > historic hotels or B&B's. Come explore the storied plantations, take a
>> > swamp tour and hear some of the greatest music on he planet. New
>> > Orleans is also proud to be the port of embarkation for three cruise
>> > ship lines. The Norwegian Sun, Carnival Fantasy and Royal Caribbean
>> > Grandeur of the Seas are home ported here, with the Princess line
>> > right behind them, and what better city could you begin and end a
>> > cruise from? Add a few days on either end of your trip to take in the
>> > history and culture of one of the world's most romantic cities.
>> >
>> > A great place to start planning your trip is the New Orleans
>> > Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
>> > index.cfm). Request a Visitor's Guide, plan your itinerary, or even
>> > register to win a ride on a Mardi Gras float! Be sure to check out the
>> > events calendar to coincide your trip with one of our famous
>> > festivals. And if you have a big heart and a lot of ambition, check
>> > out the Voluntourism page.
>> >
>> > I'll be frank; many of us are fighting for our lives a second time.
>> > First we were inundated by the ineptitude of The Army Corps of
>> > Engineers, and many of us feel we were abandoned by our government.
>> > You're all we've got left. We need you, the people, to come to our
>> > rescue. In order to rescue us, you'll be required to eat, drink,
>> > dance, sing and generally pass a good time. You'll be asked to endure
>> > the hospitality and friendliness of a city famous for both. It will be
>> > expected of you, after sacrificing your hard earned dollars, to
>> > continue your patriotic duty by becoming ambassadors and preaching the
>> > Gospel of New Orleans to your fellow citizens. The Crescent City has
>> > risen! But you are its savior.
>> >
>> > We look forward to seeing you. Don't be afraid to ask for directions,
>> > how to pronounce Tchoupitoulas, or which stage to go to at Jazz Fest.
>> > We'll be more than happy to oblige, and we'll thank you for coming,
>> > friend.
>> >
>>
>>
>>
>
>
"Gregory Morrow" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected] .net...
>
> Runge wrote:
>
>> Patriotism leads to wars
>
>
> Which is why the French are considered "losers"...
>
> :-)
>
> --
> Best
> Greg
>
>
>
>> "RevDon" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
>> [email protected]. com...
>> > Pariotourism in New Orleans
>> >
>> > As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
>> > to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
>> > are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
>> > image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
>> > catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>> >
>> > It has never been easier to get a table at one of our famous world-
>> > class restaurants, or find a great deal on a room at one of our
>> > historic hotels or B&B's. Come explore the storied plantations, take a
>> > swamp tour and hear some of the greatest music on he planet. New
>> > Orleans is also proud to be the port of embarkation for three cruise
>> > ship lines. The Norwegian Sun, Carnival Fantasy and Royal Caribbean
>> > Grandeur of the Seas are home ported here, with the Princess line
>> > right behind them, and what better city could you begin and end a
>> > cruise from? Add a few days on either end of your trip to take in the
>> > history and culture of one of the world's most romantic cities.
>> >
>> > A great place to start planning your trip is the New Orleans
>> > Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.neworleanscvb.com/
>> > index.cfm). Request a Visitor's Guide, plan your itinerary, or even
>> > register to win a ride on a Mardi Gras float! Be sure to check out the
>> > events calendar to coincide your trip with one of our famous
>> > festivals. And if you have a big heart and a lot of ambition, check
>> > out the Voluntourism page.
>> >
>> > I'll be frank; many of us are fighting for our lives a second time.
>> > First we were inundated by the ineptitude of The Army Corps of
>> > Engineers, and many of us feel we were abandoned by our government.
>> > You're all we've got left. We need you, the people, to come to our
>> > rescue. In order to rescue us, you'll be required to eat, drink,
>> > dance, sing and generally pass a good time. You'll be asked to endure
>> > the hospitality and friendliness of a city famous for both. It will be
>> > expected of you, after sacrificing your hard earned dollars, to
>> > continue your patriotic duty by becoming ambassadors and preaching the
>> > Gospel of New Orleans to your fellow citizens. The Crescent City has
>> > risen! But you are its savior.
>> >
>> > We look forward to seeing you. Don't be afraid to ask for directions,
>> > how to pronounce Tchoupitoulas, or which stage to go to at Jazz Fest.
>> > We'll be more than happy to oblige, and we'll thank you for coming,
>> > friend.
>> >
>>
>>
>>
>
>
Feb 7th 2007 | 11:19 am
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Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
<[email protected]> writted:
>Pariotourism in New Orleans
>
>As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
>to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
>are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
>image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
>catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
improves?
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<[email protected]> writted:
>Pariotourism in New Orleans
>
>As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
>to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
>are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
>image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
>catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
improves?
--
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DFM - http://www.deepfriedmars.com
---
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Feb 7th 2007 | 2:12 pm
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Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
"Deeply Filled Mortician" <deepfreudmoors@eITmISaACTUALLYiREAL!l.nu> wrote
in message news:[email protected]...
> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
> <[email protected]> writted:
>
>>Pariotourism in New Orleans
> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
> improves?
I say let it rot. It could position itself as the Angkor Wat of the 25th
century.
Cheers,
George W. Russell
Bangalore
in message news:[email protected]...
> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
> <[email protected]> writted:
>
>>Pariotourism in New Orleans
> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
> improves?
I say let it rot. It could position itself as the Angkor Wat of the 25th
century.
Cheers,
George W. Russell
Bangalore
Feb 8th 2007 | 8:03 am
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Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
Deeply Filled Mortician wrote:
> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
> <[email protected]> writted:
>
> >Pariotourism in New Orleans
> >
> >As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
> >to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
> >are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
> >image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
> >catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>
> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
> improves?
The *last* thing the city needs is more journos who will write even *more*
about the truly dire straits the place is in...
It's a pity that the whole NOLA - Katrina situation is covered with such a
miasma of utter neglect and corruption - and this on all levels, e.g. city,
state, and national. It's truly shameful...
So much for the "can do" American "spirit"...
<sigh/>
--
Best
Greg
> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
> <[email protected]> writted:
>
> >Pariotourism in New Orleans
> >
> >As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
> >to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
> >are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
> >image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
> >catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>
> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
> improves?
The *last* thing the city needs is more journos who will write even *more*
about the truly dire straits the place is in...
It's a pity that the whole NOLA - Katrina situation is covered with such a
miasma of utter neglect and corruption - and this on all levels, e.g. city,
state, and national. It's truly shameful...
So much for the "can do" American "spirit"...
<sigh/>
--
Best
Greg
Feb 8th 2007 | 8:30 am
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Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
Let is be knownst that on Thu, 08 Feb 2007 21:03:46 GMT, "Gregory
Morrow" <[email protected]> writted:
>
>Deeply Filled Mortician wrote:
>
>> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
>> <[email protected]> writted:
>>
>> >Pariotourism in New Orleans
>> >
>> >As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
>> >to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
>> >are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
>> >image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
>> >catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>>
>> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
>> improves?
>
>
>The *last* thing the city needs is more journos who will write even *more*
>about the truly dire straits the place is in...
I haven't read any articles on the place, but what I do know is that
journos love being taken out to a good dinner and filled with booze.
>It's a pity that the whole NOLA - Katrina situation is covered with such a
>miasma of utter neglect and corruption - and this on all levels, e.g. city,
>state, and national. It's truly shameful...
>
>So much for the "can do" American "spirit"...
>
><sigh/>
That boundless American optimism seems to have given way to a lot of
really ugly stuff in recent years.
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Morrow" <[email protected]> writted:
>
>Deeply Filled Mortician wrote:
>
>> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
>> <[email protected]> writted:
>>
>> >Pariotourism in New Orleans
>> >
>> >As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
>> >to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
>> >are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
>> >image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
>> >catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>>
>> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
>> improves?
>
>
>The *last* thing the city needs is more journos who will write even *more*
>about the truly dire straits the place is in...
I haven't read any articles on the place, but what I do know is that
journos love being taken out to a good dinner and filled with booze.
>It's a pity that the whole NOLA - Katrina situation is covered with such a
>miasma of utter neglect and corruption - and this on all levels, e.g. city,
>state, and national. It's truly shameful...
>
>So much for the "can do" American "spirit"...
>
><sigh/>
That boundless American optimism seems to have given way to a lot of
really ugly stuff in recent years.
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Feb 8th 2007 | 9:10 am
#9
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Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
You are the perfect example of no can do with no spirit.
"Gregory Morrow" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]. net...
>
> Deeply Filled Mortician wrote:
>
>> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
>> <[email protected]> writted:
>>
>> >Pariotourism in New Orleans
>> >
>> >As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
>> >to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
>> >are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
>> >image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
>> >catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>>
>> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
>> improves?
>
>
> The *last* thing the city needs is more journos who will write even *more*
> about the truly dire straits the place is in...
>
> It's a pity that the whole NOLA - Katrina situation is covered with such a
> miasma of utter neglect and corruption - and this on all levels, e.g.
> city,
> state, and national. It's truly shameful...
>
> So much for the "can do" American "spirit"...
>
> <sigh/>
>
> --
> Best
> Greg
>
>
"Gregory Morrow" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]. net...
>
> Deeply Filled Mortician wrote:
>
>> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
>> <[email protected]> writted:
>>
>> >Pariotourism in New Orleans
>> >
>> >As you make your vacation plans for this year, please consider coming
>> >to New Orleans. Many of the local businesses, restaurants and hotels
>> >are up and running, but due to a generally negative national media
>> >image, many are struggling to stay open. You can help reverse this
>> >catastrophic trend by coming to New Orleans. Now.
>>
>> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
>> improves?
>
>
> The *last* thing the city needs is more journos who will write even *more*
> about the truly dire straits the place is in...
>
> It's a pity that the whole NOLA - Katrina situation is covered with such a
> miasma of utter neglect and corruption - and this on all levels, e.g.
> city,
> state, and national. It's truly shameful...
>
> So much for the "can do" American "spirit"...
>
> <sigh/>
>
> --
> Best
> Greg
>
>
Feb 10th 2007 | 12:44 pm
#10
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Posts: n/a
Re: Patriotourism in New Orleans
grusl wrote:
> "Deeply Filled Mortician" <deepfreudmoors@eITmISaACTUALLYiREAL!l.nu> wrote
> in message news:[email protected]...
>> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
>> <[email protected]> writted:
>>
>>> Pariotourism in New Orleans
>> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
>> improves?
>
> I say let it rot. It could position itself as the Angkor Wat of the 25th
> century.
>
> Cheers,
>
> George W. Russell
> Bangalore
>
>
George,
I am curious why you wish New Orleans to rot?
Jonathan
(outside of New Orleans)
> "Deeply Filled Mortician" <deepfreudmoors@eITmISaACTUALLYiREAL!l.nu> wrote
> in message news:[email protected]...
>> Let is be knownst that on 7 Feb 2007 11:16:31 -0800, "RevDon"
>> <[email protected]> writted:
>>
>>> Pariotourism in New Orleans
>> Why don't you start attracting journos so that the media image
>> improves?
>
> I say let it rot. It could position itself as the Angkor Wat of the 25th
> century.
>
> Cheers,
>
> George W. Russell
> Bangalore
>
>
George,
I am curious why you wish New Orleans to rot?
Jonathan
(outside of New Orleans)
