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They've been searching for New Orleans flavors since they were sent fleeing from their home by Hurricane Katrina in September.

The home remains on the condemned list.

STORY TOOLS Email this story | Print RELATED STORIES Coloradans arrested in Katrina fraud By David Montero, Rocky Mountain News March 4, 2006 Most days since September, Decento Barbarin's wife has gone to work at a store she'd previously never heard of in a city she barely knows and missing a home that no longer exists.

Barbarin decided about a month ago this simply wasn't working for his family.

So, the 33-year-old welder left Denver for New Orleans two weeks ago to find work.

To find a new house.

To bring his family back.

"New Orleans to me is like the heart where everything belongs," he said.

"That's home." It was six months ago that U.S.

Department of Homeland Security Chairman Michael Chertoff described Hurricane Katrina's impact on the Gulf Coast as "probably the worst catastrophe or set of catastrophes" in U.S.

history.

Just days before he said that, the hurricane churned through ...

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No more Grubers.

I'm done with that family." © 2006, Warner Bros.

All Rights Reserved Eddie Bunker (Mos Def) is a small-time felon awaiting transportation to a grand jury to testify about New York City's most crooked cops.

Detective Jack Mosley (Bruce Willis) is the alcoholic, overweight, bum-legged cop assigned to take him 16 blocks to the courthouse.

As soon as it begins, their journey erupts into chaos, with a small band of rogue officers (led by David Morse) chasing them throughout the city, giving Jack and Eddie little breathing room as they both try to do the right thing for the first time in their lives.

Three years ago, I thought the dream was over.

"Timeline" was director Richard Donner's last picture, and it was an uncharacteristic disaster.

After building a career with such classics as "Superman," "Lethal Weapon," "Ladyhawke" and "The Omen," Donner put in a half-hearted effort with the medieval adventure, in a production that felt doomed from the start.

Thank goodness the fear of Donner's exhausted capabilities can now be laid to rest.

His new thriller, "16 Blocks" (IMDb listing) is a cozy, spry little humdinger, returning the filmmaker to material that nurtures his confidence, and offers a limited location he can get creative with.

Initially, "16 Blocks" feels like a mash-up version of "Lethal Weapon" and the third "Die Hard" picture in the way that it...