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Apr 10, 2007 3:00 AM (956 days ago) by David Francis, The Examiner

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Blue Water Media, a District-based Web development company, launched the Web site for new luxury condominiums opening in Uptown New Orleans.

The Web site for NOLA Development — www.noladevelopment.com — contains representations of the new condos.

It uses Flash technology to give a five-minute tour of the site and display floor plans.

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Examiner Reader CS says:

When builders are "regulated" it seems the regulatory agency always lacks the teeth to do a thing. Could this be because contractor boards are often made up of other contractors? It never works to have the fox guarding the henhouse. Until there is a real threat of jail time for construction rip offs these builders will continue to operate this way with no fear of consequences. Make it criminal, put jail time into the equation and maybe you'll see something change.

5:16 PM MST on Mon., Jul. 28, 2008 re: "Man says shoddy contractors turned his home into war zone"

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There are plenty of plans for this development but is the money actually there. With the continuing decline of the economy, one has to wonder what will actually get built.

1:18 PM MST on Tue., Jun. 24, 2008 re: "Fourth Street’s future lined with tall stories"

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Examiner Reader says:

Another crappy idea that will continue the conversion of San Francisco into Manhattan. Along with overcrowding and loss of sunshine, these mega-buildings are UGLY. The tower on Rincon Hill is an gross phallic symbol acrros our once-magnificent skyline. Thanks (NOT) to Gavin Newsom, Chris Daly, the SF Realtors and everyone else promoting high rises for making this city a liitle less livable. "Welcome to New York! Now go home, #@$hole! " (just trying to get in the spirit of New York).

4:02 PM MST on Mon., Jun. 23, 2008 re: "Fourth Street’s future lined with tall stories"

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Examiner Reader says:

why don't you get off the phone and go to the circle and take us along so you're not so dreadfully boring? read the towson times. you might learn something. it sure covers baltimore county a whole lot better than you. why is that?

8:01 PM MST on Thu., Jun. 5, 2008 re: "Towson circle work scheduled for this month"

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Examiner Reader says:

So they are going to take something horribly designed and make it worse? Making it single laned will only mean greater traffic issues and accidents. Geesh i mean, the reason no one does through it is because it's too small, there is not enough distance to enter, merge and then exit. plus the fact that its more of an oblong shape than circular doesn't help matters.

11:46 AM MST on Thu., Jun. 5, 2008 re: "Towson circle work scheduled for this month"

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We can't hardly wait until it's done. They should have done this years ago!

3:06 PM MST on Thu., Apr. 26, 2007 re: "Construction firm selected for ICC work"

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