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Mississippi Flooding Covers Millions of Acres
CNNTunica, Mississippi -- The Mississippi River drew to within a finger's length of the highest level ever recorded at Greenville, Mississippi, on Tuesday as a flood of historic proportions continued to slink its way to the Gulf of Mexico. Levees along...Tags: CNN (tv network), Floods, Rivers, Washington (U.S. state), Tennessee
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Harold Legaux dies at 61; co-owner of Harold & Belle's Creole Restaurant in L.A.
![Harold Legaux<b>,</b> the longtime co-owner and operator of <a href="http://www.haroldandbellesrestaurant.com/index.html">Harold & Belle's Creole Restaurant</a>, a Los Angeles landmark founded by his parents more than four decades ago, has died. He was 61.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-02/59683779-24205228-187105.jpg "Harold Legaux<b>,</b> the longtime co-owner and operator of <a href="http://www.haroldandbellesrestaurant.com/index.html\">Harold & Belle's Creole Restaurant</a>, a Los Angeles landmark founded by his parents more than four decades ago, has died. He was 61.")
Harold Legaux, the longtime co-owner and operator of Harold & Belle's Creole Restaurant, a Los Angeles landmark founded by his parents more than four decades ago, has died. He was 61.
Legaux died of pancreatic cancer Monday at his home in Palm Springs,...Tags: Seafood, Antonio Villaraigosa, Cancer, Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Simplicity in the shell
Brush aside the beads and booze, the crowds and the krewes, and what is Mardi Gras in New Orleans all about? The food, baby, the food. And it's the Crescent City's festive array of oyster dishes that can give a real kick to your Fat Tuesday party come...Tags: Parsley, Oysters, Politics, Mayonnaise, Garlic
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Political Landscape: Decision keeps energy bills from increasing
Glendale and Burbank taxpayers quietly dodged what might have been millions of dollars in increased energy bills as a decision on clean energy policy by the California Air Resources Board favored their local utilities. On Dec. 16, the board issued...Tags: U.S. Senate, David Dreier, Brad Sherman, Global Warming, La Crescenta
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Gulf oil spill: BP starts last leg of relief well [Updated]
GreenspaceBP resumed work Friday on the drilling operation meant to spell the ultimate end of its notorious gulf well as it continued to scale back its massive cleanup operation. “We’re far from finished,” said Doug Suttles, the company’s outgoing cleanup..... -
Gulf oil spill victims applaud choice of New Orleans court
GreenspaceA federal judicial panel's decision to consolidate lawsuits arising from the gulf oil spill in New Orleans has been praised by lawyers representing victims who have lost livelihoods and loved ones in the environmental disaster. Commercial fishermen,... -
Kendrick Meek, Charlie Crist set for ‘State of the Union’; Meek on ‘Face the Nation’; Brad Pitt on ‘Meet the Press’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelRep. Kendrick Meek, the Florida Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, is set for two national programs this Sunday morning. Meek will be on CBS' “Face the Nation” and CNN's “State of the Union.” Gov. Charlie Crist, who is... -
Weekend TV Talk Shows for Aug. 28th – 29th
Show TrackerSATURDAY The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer Obama's upcoming Iraq speech: Gen. George Joulwan (ret.). 3 p.m. CNN McLaughlin Group 6:30 p.m. KCET SUNDAY CBS News Sunday Morning Farmers' markets; Hurricane Katrina; Google designers. (N) 6 a.m. KCBS... -
Gulf oil spill: Has it caused a new fish kill? (UPDATED)
GreenspaceLouisiana state biologists Monday were investigating whether a large fish kill at the mouth of the Mississippi River was caused by oil or dispersants from the BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The gulf also contains a vast dead...... -
New York Fashion Week: Opportunity knocks, and Billy Reid's at the door(s)
All The RageBilly Reid told us the set design for his menswear presentation was inspired by the work of Clarence John Little, a photographer whose work focused on the decaying, abandoned buildings of New Orleans and the surrounding South in the period...... -
Gulf oil spill: Oil concentrations in gulf waters are decreasing
GreenspaceFederal scientists say the concentrations of oil they are finding in Gulf of Mexico waters are continuing to decline. "We've been seeing a very clear trend of diminished concentrations," said Sam Walker, a chief science advisor with the National Oceanic..... -
Republican Rep. Joseph Cao reaps the rewards of bipartisanship; Obama thanks him the Chicago way
Top of the TicketOnly Republican to support Obama's healthcare bill gets dumped for a Louisiana Democrat....
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