Above:A 360-degree photo shows a rusted boat and other wreckage at Bayou Caddy, a port west of Waveland. (John Brecher / MSNBC.com)
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In the coming months, MSNBC.com will focus its coverage of the Hurricane Katrina recovery on two cities on the hard-hit Mississippi coast.
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This post is specifically to Joe in East Tennessee, and generally to everyone who has been so supportive of us and may be wondering whether we're nuts:
Joe, my heart breaks for you and your wife. Your ordeal is just horrible and I don't blame you one bit for staying on the mountain.
When I was watching the Grammy's U2 played their song "One." They also played that song at the Hurricane Relief Concert. It is one of my favorite songs.
While they played I was listening to the words more carefully. It is really a song about breaking up (at least that is what Bono says) but it could be a song about anything.
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