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-- Mayor of New Orleans orders mandatory evacuation of residents as Category 5 Hurricane Katrina targets city.

...gulf coast residents urged to evacuate ( 1 2 )

I didn't have want to go seach for it. It's not about Floridia, it's about a different place.

the thread that is cited is about the new orleans situation.

kmhowe72 wrote: I didn't have want to go seach for it. It's not about Floridia, it's about a different place.
So are the links we posted!!!!! When there's 6 threads about the same damn thing it gets really confusing!!!!! This topic already exists!!!!

OK, I want not you just move then for me. Ok. Thankyou for informing me. I am sorry I put there. But was breaking news and I wanted to be infront on the front page.

kmhowe72 wrote: But was breaking news and I wanted to be infront on the front page.
Funny that this is coming from the person who accused LC of "always wanting to be first."

I are you a child. Ya, LC always wants to be first in the threads and the breaking news. I just wanted to alert people. So the people maybe someone who didn't here the news may call a love one. 175 miles and hour winds you don't want to play games. So it was not inportant to get out before LC. It was more Important to inform people. :-5

kmhowe72 wrote: I are you a child.
HUH???

kmhowe72 wrote: Ya, LC always wants to be first in the threads and the breaking news. So it was not inportant to get out before LC. It was more Important to inform people.
Didn't realize you were a mind-reader. :yh_eyebro Either way, we've got the "informing people" taken care of, thanks anyway.

15 to 20 ft storm surges expected. President Bush urges Mandatory evacuation

President bush expected to hold press confrence at 12. expected to hit Mississippi, Louisana and Floridia. From Cnn

With powerful and strengthening Hurricane Katrina headed straight for his city, the mayor of New Orleans today ordered the mandatory evacuation of residents. The Category 5 storm has maximum sustained winds near 175 mph and has already been blamed for seven deaths in South Florida. Looking ahead, Max Mayfield of the National Hurricane Center said: "It has the potential for a large loss of life."

Go to Cnn.com to see the Map

This topic already exists. When there are multiple threads about the same topic, it gets confusing.

Is there an echo in here???

This a different subject. Hurricain katrina is not in Floridia. and now haulting big oil companys to stop production in the gulf. so it's a very different topic. ok. Mobil, exon among eight closed and order to evacuate the gulf coast. Higher gas prices to be expected.

Katrina stengthens once more.