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Art at the Met: Tragedy in Loss
Jeff Rosenheim, photography curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has selected about two dozen photographers documentation New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. The work is by Robert Polidori, who went to New Orleans where he resided years ago to shoot a series of pictures for the New Yorker. Not only did he stay longer than planned, he took hundreds of large format photos that produced drizzling and haunting images in colour.

The scenes are unpeopled like a surrealistic diorama. We are half expecting to see the actors walking across the sets, but they never do. Unlike desert-scape images of the American West, which haunt with the emptiness and vastness in an expression of nature, these photos conjure up lives that no longer exist For example; there is one photo of a house on the corner of Law and Egania Streets. There is a plain non-fussed single story cottage ...

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UCLA Anderson Forecast Predicts Sluggish Growth for USA Economy Through 2006

The UCLA Anderson Forecast in its second quarter report suggested that the American economy would experience slower growth through 2006 due to dampening of the housing market. Housing prices have soared in recent years.


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UCLA Anderson Forecast Director, Edward Leamer, states that the economy will continue to experience sluggish growth through 2006, but that "the likelihood of a recession within a year is minimal."


Both Learner and his colleague Michael Bazdarich, a senior economist at UCLA...


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