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@skooks Yes. 3:14 PM Sep 3rd, 2008 via Twitterrific in reply to skooks
@darthgaia05 ask @JamesJanega. When he gets back to the office tomorrow. 1:47 PM Sep 3rd, 2008 via Twitterrific in reply to Princess_Mo
<sticks head back in> Kuni's pics!: http://tinyurl.com/6ahsp8 5:56 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web
It's been great to ride out this storm with and for you. Best resources now are at NOLA.com. If you want to stay in touch, I'm @JamesJanega. 5:32 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web
My value as a direct observer is diminishing--leaving NOLA today. I'll keep GustavReporter up, though, to keep watching your tweets .... 5:31 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web
Everyone bookmark NOLA.com They have info by topics (power, cleanup, reentry), parish and reader advice: http://www.nola.com/ #gustav 5:24 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web
Gustav knocked out all transmission lines BR to NOLA: http://tinyurl.com/56ggc7 5:22 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web
As you come home, there are still a lot of checkpoints: http://tinyurl.com/5emdx8 5:21 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web
@iDeeDee There are still checkpoints. Times-Picayune is trying to keep track of them. Link in a sec. .... 5:20 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web in reply to iDeeDee
Spent yesterday turing Terrebonne and La Fourche parishes. Saw lots of power trucks, and convoys of volunteers and relief supplies. #gustav 5:03 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web
Save this link for later: The United Houma Indian nation blogged the hurricane, too: http://reznetnews.org/blogs/houma #gustav 5:01 AM Sep 3rd, 2008 via web
Nagin says businesses can come back to Orleans Parish tomorrow, regular folks beginning on Thursday. 6:03 PM Sep 2nd, 2008 via Twitterrific
Well, Hustler Club is open on Bourbon Street, but NOT World Famous Love Acts. Factor that into your recovery analysis. 5:21 PM Sep 2nd, 2008 via Twitterrific
@MarkMayhew you're kidding me. 5:05 PM Sep 2nd, 2008 via Twitterrific in reply to MarkMayhew
NOLA's neighboring parishes got away with moderate wind damage. Grand Isle was bad. Some ppl could start going back tomorrow and Thursday 5:04 PM Sep 2nd, 2008 via Twitterrific
@diannao I'm sorry -- I have a few lame ones in my iPhone. But our photog shot a bunch. They're online @www.chicagotribune.com/gustav. 5:01 PM Sep 2nd, 2008 via Twitterrific in reply to diannao
@djpoptart the one member I talked to fared well. 4:59 PM Sep 2nd, 2008 via Twitterrific in reply to djpoptart
RT @wetbankguy "blogger embed Michael Homan said just branches and garbage cans blown around in Mid-City" 5:31 AM Sep 2nd, 2008 via web
RT @YatPundit St. Tammany - I-12 and US190 open. Causeway still closed both directions. I-10 twin spans, US11, and Hwy 90 all closed #gustav 5:30 AM Sep 2nd, 2008 via web
@YatPundit CAR hit tree. Others died when TREE fell on house. Those evacuations prolly helped, tho now ppl will wonder if shld have gone. 5:30 AM Sep 2nd, 2008 via web in reply to YatPundit