Neuroscience
I heard a NewsHour podcast this morning about how the New Orleans Times Picayune is covering New Orleans after Katrina.
This is what the NewsHour web site says about the story:
"In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, like so many other local institutions in New Orleans, the 169-year-old Times-Picayune has found itself tested in unprecedented ways. The paper now sees itself as having dual roles: to cover the news about the devastation and reconstruction, but also to help heal the city's soul and advocate on its behalf.
"Jeffrey Brown reports on the paper's continuing efforts to report on the story of Hurricane Katrina and the region's slow march toward recovery."
You can hear it in RealAudio or listen through iTunes.
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Neuroscience
About the New Orleans Paper
I heard a NewsHour podcast this morning about how the New Orleans Times Picayune is covering New Orleans after Katrina.
This is what the NewsHour web site says about the story:
"In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, like so many other local institutions in New Orleans, the 169-year-old Times-Picayune has found itself tested in unprecedented ways. The paper now sees itself as having dual roles: to cover the news about the devastation and reconstruction, but also to help heal the city's soul and advocate on its behalf.
"Jeffrey Brown reports on the paper's continuing efforts to report on the story of Hurricane Katrina and the region's slow march toward recovery."
You can hear it in RealAudio or listen through iTunes.
- The Katrina Displaced: Some Resources
Certainly not a comprehensive listing, however several resource webpages have become available: Displaced Neuropsychologists From an individual voluntary effort: www.displacedpsychologists.org Displaced Neurologists I could not track down a specific resource...
- Shame On Us: Deadly Hurricane, Pissant President (political - Feel Free To Disregard)
I do not use BrainBlog for personal commentary about non-neuroscience issues. Please pardon me while I do so right now. As a hurricane of this proportion approached a city so ill-configured to deal with it, we had a president more concerned with draining...
- Wireless Philly & The Digital Divide
Philadelphia hopes to become the largest city with wifi available throughout the city. They're in negotiations with Earthlink to provide $10 to $20 per month broadband Internet access to all residents and tourists. The NewsHour reported last Tuesday...
- 30 Years Of The Newshour
Last Thursday, Oct. 20, Jim Lehrer and Robert MacNeil talked about 30 years of the NewsHour. It was a touching conversation between two friends; they talked about changes the News Hour had been through in the past 30 years. Interesting look into a good...
- Katrina
So sorry about what’s happening in New Orleans and Mobile and the rest of that Gulf coast. If you’re a newsie, the two blogs I recently blogged are doing a swell job of reporting the humanity behind the stories. So I’m going to repeat them. It’s...