Comments on: Recovery Planning Smackdown

By: news flash! · New Orleans Leading Export, The Smackdown

news flash! · New Orleans Leading Export, The Smackdown — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 18:13:44 +0000

[...] It has been a long time since the inaugural Recovery Planning Smackdown. Then smackdowns became the norm. Today was a glorious day in New Orleans smackdown history. The new Inspector General, Robert Cerasoli, has received the blessing of the City Council for $3.2 million to fund his brand new office. Whether or not he receives the money will be the subject of future smackdowns. But, I mention smackdowns because we are now nationally known for them. In New Orleans Smackdown, Portland Style Beck’s musings did not sit well with local writer and sometime WW contributor Kevin Allman, a recent transplant from New Orleans. “I’ve read a lot of ignorant writing about New Orleans post-Katrina, but this one takes the doberge cake,” Allman blogged today [...]

By: Think New Orleans » New Orleans Leading Export, The Smackdown

Think New Orleans » New Orleans Leading Export, The Smackdown — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 02:14:17 +0000

[...] It has been a long time since the inaugural Recovery Planning Smackdown. Then smackdowns became the norm. Today was a glorious day in New Orleans smackdown history. The new Inspector General, Robert Cerasoli, has received $3.2 million to fund his brand new office. But, I mention smackdowns because we are now nationally known for them. In New Orleans Smackdown, Portland Style Beck’s musings did not sit well with local writer and sometime WW contributor Kevin Allman, a recent transplant from New Orleans. “I’ve read a lot of ignorant writing about New Orleans post-Katrina, but this one takes the doberge cake,” Allman blogged today So who’s right? Dunno. But the disagreement is more entertaining than endless blog natterings about whether Steve Novick or Jeff Merkley is the truer Democrat. And a doberge cake also sounds like something worth importing from the Crescent City. Doberge Cakes and smackdowns. [...]

By: Another smackdown? « Bywater Blog

Another smackdown? « Bywater Blog — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 11:31:50 +0000

[...] Uncategorized bywaterlife 5:28 am In November, Think New Orleans first reported the Recovery Planning SmackdownÂ Â taking placeÂ between theÂ Lambert and UNOPÂ plans. Now the Ninth Ward gets its own smackdown. The Times-Picayune reported January 7, 2007 that ACORN has released its own recovery plan for the 7th and 8th planning districts. Dubbed The Peoples’ Plan for Overcoming the Katrina Blues, it was unveiled Saturday, January 6th at Holy Angels Academy, where UNOP Planners Goody Clancy had unveiled their plan for the 7th District the night before. Most Bywater residents would notÂ learn of the competing ACORN plan until they read the Sunday paper two days later. [...]

By: Think New Orleans » Recovery Planning Smackdown: Broadmoor Lived

Think New Orleans » Recovery Planning Smackdown: Broadmoor Lived — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 05:03:59 +0000

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By: jim delery

jim delery — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 04:08:56 +0000

leave nagin the idiot in the swamp in westwego for nutria food.oops i forgot you are not suppose to feed chocolate to animals.funny the state picked westwego for the treaty settlement,may be they are afaird of our mayor’s acceptable crime rate.A gun fight a day will keep the tourist away including the governor.good luck with the smackdown sounds like a junkie kind of name are their any sharp points to all of this or is just the old political hog trough? do you remenber what century the mayor is in or is it the alien excuse?