[hobson]

Go to Google Earth and you’ll find Stephen Bradberry has a little message stamp, “Every Human has Rights”, for the Elsian Field address.

A quick Google on him brings this up:
http://topics.treehugger.com/photo/0gEHa05bgX4eE

WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER 16: Stephen Bradberry (C) of New Orleans speaks after he accepted the 2005 Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award during a presentation ceremony November 16, 2005 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Bradberry was presented with the award because of his contribution in the last two decades to low income communities of New Orleans and his efforts on helping Hurricane Katrina survivors to rebuild their homes. The award is giving out in remembrance of the late Robert F. Kennedy who would have been 80 years old today.

Yuck.

[Sparko]

http://maps.google.com/
Will give you some pix of 1024 Elysian Fields, NOLA.

Also, pictures of 1024 Elysian Fields here. Amazing that dozens of businesses fit in there.

If you hurry, you might still be able to buy Elysian Fields

$835,000
http://www.fqr.com/index/listings/multi-family/details/795504

[thouworm]

Hobson: Is he listed as the owner of that property?

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STEPHEN BRADBERRY: Director of New Orleans ACORN

Stephen Bradberry and UN Delegation on Extreme Poverty expert Dr. Arjun Sengupta to discuss international law and the rights of hurricane survivors from New Orleans.

Bradberry: "“The people of New Orleans want to come home and rebuild their communities...International law—specifically the ‘UN Guidelines on Internal Displacement’—says that the city’s dislocated residents have a right to return, and to have a voice in the recovery process. But under current policies, these rights are not being respected.”

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WEBSITE of Every Human Has Rights: 2008 is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 60th anniversary. It's time for a global conversation about human rights and the values that unite us as one human family

http://www.everyhumanhasrights.org/