The Biggest Story of 2005

Aerial panorama of downtown New Orleans and the Superdome from a helicopter 400 ft. above the Pontchartrain Expressway at Baronne St. This was shot almost a month after Hurricane Katrina and three days after Hurricane Rita, which accounts for the eerie look of the almost streets and highways. The Greater New Orleans bridge over the Mississippi River is normally the fifth busiest toll bridge in the U.S.

*Must have Quicktime installed to view*

- Happy New Year to all, here’s to having not to much to bitch about in 2006!

-Item, a quick look ~~back~~ ahead:

â€œBut out of the gobbledygook, comes a very clear thing: [unclear] you canâ€™t trust the government; you canâ€™t believe what they say; and you canâ€™t rely on their judgment; and the â€“ the implicit infallibility of presidents, which has been an accepted thing in America, is badly hurt by this, because it shows that people do things the President wants to do even though itâ€™s wrong, and the President can be wrong.â€
	– H.R. Haldeman to President Nixon, Monday, 14 June 1971, 3:09 p.m. meeting.

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