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If the idea of tossing out everything in your personal care cabinet and starting over with more eco-friendly choices is a bit overwhelming, then replace each as you run out until all the products in your family’s personal care are greener, safer versions.

Get ready for a stroll, New Orleans! The weather is perfect for a night on the town

In a city like New Orleans, where vampire sightings are an every night occurrence, it seemed appropriate to test your knowledge of the Old School v. New School in vampire mythology. Don’t be shy, leave your mark at the end.

With two hangers in the distance in a state of utter disrepair, and some planes still upside down on the sidelines, the overall scene – in reality and as captured by Freeman – presents a pictorial state of affairs in post-Katrina New Orleans. Federal money is being spent on a structural renovation. Some abandoned buildings will never recover; they sit roofless and forlorn. And we see the entry port of the recession-proof, perhaps flying in for lunch at Galatoire’s.

If you don’t listen to WWL talk radio, you might be able to arrive at the recent production of The Kingfish without preconceived ideas about the one-man show’s actor, John “Spud” McConnell. Not all of WWL’s programming leans right – certainly Garland Robinnette is a refreshing voice of moderation and an asset to the local community. “Talk Gumbo” or “The Spud Show,” however, is an example of opinion-based “entertainment” directed to an audience that tends to be enamored by the host’s local celebrity and black and white thinking