Rebuilding New Orleans

I'd just like to see them take all that money they are spending on Mardi Gras to restore homes and lives to those that were so devastated by Katrina.

This post-storm project is rather symbolic.

The devastation of the hurricane left residents and leaders and advisors of New Orleans the opportunity to rebuild the area with ecologically creative restoration procedures designed to balance profit with environmental soundness.

Given that New Orleans is an intriguing culture mix in America (a special mix of French, Haitian, Native-American, and southern American peoples among others), we can imagine that restoring New Orleans' culturally rich restaurants and parks can be nicely wed to ecological consciousness in the modern age that artistically celebrates environment-revolution comic book avatars such as Poison Ivy (a haunting superwoman who wields ecological toxins as psychiatry weapons).

America is the nation of surprisingly healthy convenience fast food companies such as White Castle and Burger King, so the Rebuild New Orleans project will always represent democratic opportunity and reflect the capitalist marketability of migration-coloring Hollywood (USA) movies such as "Coming to America" (1988).