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    Posted August 28, 2012 by
    luvnola
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    Isaac soaks the Gulf coast

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    Riding Out the Storm... NOLA Style

    By luvnola  |  Posted August 28, 2012  |  New Orleans, Louisiana
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     Already stocked up on water, supplies and a generator, luvnola says she can't believe they are having to deal with Hurricane Isaac so close to the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. "People have been boarding up their businesses and homes," she says. "There's just voluntary evacuations right now. Hopefully it doesn't get that bad."
    - Anika3, CNN iReport producer

    The streets of downtown New Orleans and the French Quarter were mostly deserted early this morning. Aside from the curious onlooker people were continuing to board up doors and windows as they prepare for the wrath of Hurricane Isaac. Others were picking up last minute provisions to ride out the storm as the rains began coming down...

    Stay tuned...

    peace,
    luvnola

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