People talk by candlelight on a porch along Bayou St. John as electricity is out in the aftermath of Hurricane Isaac, Aug. 31, 2012.
Isaac has claimed at least two dozen lives in Haiti alone, and made landfall in New Orleans as a category 1 hurricane. Its arrival falls on the seventh anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
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This area is going to be dark for a long time! No street lights or anything for quite a while. I have a product that really helps with night vision issues. It is called JIKERS and can be installed on any vehicle. With JIKERS we never need a street light or high beams and never have an issue with night vision problems. I hope to get this product on every vehicle some day because JIKERS lights up the night and helps with safety concerns where ever you travel.
First of all New Orleans is pretty much unscathed by the hurricane. La place, Louisiana was! pay attention you idiot!
I don't know what you smoking but is strong , i will ask you to stop for the sake of your health and brain.
the levees were overtopped in many c cases in some the great government decided not to put levees or to put lower levess and the parishes were trying to raise them without enough money
People along the Gulf Coast would take hurricanes like Isaac more
seriously, if they had more alarming names -- http://placeitonluckydan.com/2...
