Remembering Katrina

ByNalts

I made this as therapy months after Katrina. Turns out there are plenty of versions that use the Randy Newman song.

Today’s the 1-year-anniversary of the storm. Have things improved?

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ByNalts

I found this quote interesting, as Liz Stowasky of the “Point Click and Go” show on Fox.com interviewed Michael Buckley (see video) from the WhatTheBuckShow. Stowasky asked Buckley about his plans for the future: “It’s so funny because whenever I do interviews they always seem disappointed when I kinda say I’m happy where I’m at….

Boomers Get Social Online: Stats, Trends and How-To Guide

ByNalts

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ByNalts

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