Article: Lawrence J. Centola, III, Esquire, to Receive American Inns of Court's Sandra Day O'Connor Award for Professional Service.

Article: Val Patrick Exnicios to Receive American Inns of Court's Professionalism Award for the Fifth Circuit.
Business Wire;  April 17, 2009 ;     488 words ......the Board of the American Inns of Court, at the...Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New Orleans on May 4, 2009...representatives from the American Inns of Court. Val...counsel for the New Orleans firm of Liska...population in New Orleans were examples...persevere. The ...

Article: New Initiative Aims to Attract Entrepreneurs to New Orleans.
Business Wire;  March 11, 2008 ;     396 words ...Start Up New Orleans Joins Push to Establish New Orleans As the City of Choice for Innovators and Entrepreneurs NEW ORLEANS -- As the momentum of recovery continues to build in the city of New Orleans, a major force has emerged as a key driver...

Article: New Orleans: Communications
Cities of the United States;      325 words ...New Orleans: Communications Newspapers and Magazines...newspaper. Other periodicals originating from New Orleans are the Clarion Herald, Gambit (covering...Reservist News, and Louisiana Weekly and New Orleans Data News Weekly (both covering the African...

Article: New Orleans' 5-Graders Envision Future
AP Online;  August 25, 2007 ;     477 words ...NEW ORLEANS - Since they're going to be the Class of 2015...uncertain - but all were in agreement on one thing. New Orleans does have a future. Here's a sampling: --- "In 2015 New Orleans will look new. All of the flooded buildings will...

Article: New Orleans tourist industry celebrates success.
The Exchange;  December 1, 2007 ;     378 words ...The New Orleans Convention & Visitors Bureau (New Orleans CVB) is reflecting on the extraordinary progress achieved in the past two years for tourism--New Orleans' number one industry, largest employer and a critical...

Article: Hibernia Launches ``ReJazz New Orleans'' to Rebuild City; Campaign seeks nationwide donations to restore infrastructure of birthplace of jazz.
Business Wire;  September 19, 2005 ;     389 words ...NEW ORLEANS -- Hibernia Bank (NYSE:HIB), the oldest name in Louisiana banking, today announced the launch of ReJazz New Orleans, a charitable campaign to rebuild New Orleans and its infrastructure, including schools, neighborhoods...

Article: The effects of Hurricane Katrina on the New Orleans economy: Hurricane Katrina devastated the New Orleans economy; tourism, port operations, and educational services, the foundation of the city's economy, survived, offering a base for recovery.(City overview)
Monthly Labor Review;  June 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ......coast of the United States, east of New Orleans, (1) with the storm's eye passing within...15 miles of the city. The effect on New Orleans, as well as on the entire coastal region...the extensive effect of Katrina on the New Orleans labor market. The over-the-year loss...

Article: New Orleans--lt's More Than Just Bourbon Street.
Units;  April 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ...New Orleans lies approximately 90 miles from the...tourist and convention center destination. New Orleans is also a higher education center with...also has two medical and law schools. New Orleans was founded by French Creoles. In the...

Article: Capital One to 'Rejazz New Orleans' with $150,000 Donation.
Business Wire;  October 5, 2005 ;     275 words ...NEW ORLEANS -- In response to the devastation left behind in the...Financial Corporation has pledged $150,000 to ReJazz New Orleans, a charitable campaign to rebuild New Orleans and its infrastructure, including schools, neighborhoods...

Article: New Orleans
Dictionary of American History;      700+ words ...NEW ORLEANS NEW ORLEANS is located along a crescent-shaped portion of the Mississippi River...from Acadia and Saint Domingue. That legacy has remained evident in New Orleans. In 1718 Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville, founded La Nouvelle...

Article: New Orleans: whose fault?(Biodevastation)(New Orleans, Louisiana)
Synthesis/Regeneration;  January 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ...The New Orleans tragedy will spark diverse opinions...heartland. When originally settled, New Orleans lacked the benefits of flood control...in water. The natural swamp that was New Orleans served to siphon off water rather than...

Article: The Brand New Orleans: KB Home Opens First New Residential Community Since Katrina.
Business Wire;  August 28, 2006 ;     486 words ...NEW ORLEANS -- KB Home (NYSE:KBH), the only national...building houses and seeking land permits in New Orleans, announced today that it has begun sales in its first residential community in New Orleans. The community called River Garden currently...

Article: New Orleans: Economy
Cities of the United States;      700+ words ...New Orleans: Economy Major Industries and Commercial Activity The New Orleans economy is dominated by four major sectors: oil...base. Tourism continues to be the driving force of New Orleans' economy. Boasting attractions such as its magnetic...

Article: Christopher Benfey, Degas in New Orleans: Encounters in the Creole World of Kate Chopin and George Washington Cable.(Book review)
Aurora, The Journal of the History of Art;  January 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ...Christopher Benfey, Degas in New Orleans: Encounters in the Creole World of Kate...mention that the artist paid a visit to New Orleans between 1872-1873. Nor do we commonly...cotton industry. (1) In his book Degas in New Orleans, Christopher Benfey enlightens the reader...