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Drew Brees emerged into a sea of euphoria. Everyone craned necks and jockeyed for position from every aisle Saturday at the Barnes & Noble store on Airport Boulevard in Pensacola, Florida. The book, Coming Back Stronger: Unleashing the Hidden Power of Adversity
, debuted as No. 3 on the New York Times best sellers' list.
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Barton Silverman/The New York TimesPerhaps the Saints should shoot for a perfect season. Most great teams avoid this kind of talk. They find it too distracting. But the Saints might need it. They’re young and unfamiliar with the concept of building on success.
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Constructions crews and "wet paint" signs are much in evidence at the Superdome these days, but the first phase of an $85 million upgrade under way at the home of the New Orleans Saints is set to be completed before the start of this fall's football season.
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In sports many feel like the "best team" always comes out on top. Way down yonder, here in New Orleans, the Saints are proof that it does not matter how you get here just as long as you get here.
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New Orleans Saints season-ticket holders, known to each other as 'the Upper Terrace family,' gather at the Mid City Yacht Club.
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"Who Dat" T-shirts on sale in the French Quarter.Who Dat? Inc., the company that made a 1983 recording featuring the "Who Dat" chant associated with the New Orleans Saints football team, has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against the Saints organization, the National Football League, the State of Louisiana and the Secretary of State. The suit claims that those parties have either directly or indirectly violated the company's trademark.
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St. Patrick's Day parade is a close runner up to Mardi Gras on holiday parades in New Orleans.
Who Dat nation celebrates St Paddy's Day ~ New Orleans Style. WHODAT! Throw me a cabbage Mister!
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The Saints are no longer the Aints! Trombonist Glen David Andrews and the Baby Boyz Brass Band led an Aints jazz funeral and Second Line parade complete with a fake "Ain'ts No More" coffin symbolizing the burial of the Saints' not-too-winning past.
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A defunct Louisiana movie studio tied to a $1.7 million dispute with members of the New Orleans Saints was ordered into liquidation Tuesday by a judge.
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The Saints championship parade will start at 5pm at the Super Dome, then head down Poydras Street, turn on Loyola Ave to Howard, around Lee Circle, down St. Charles Avenue to Canal, loop around and head up Tchoupitoulas back on Poydras to Convention Center Blvd and end at Mardi Gras World.
If you can't make it to the New Orleans Saints parade, it will be televised on: WVUE, WWL, WDSU & WGNO, as well as cable networks: Cox Sports (cable 37) and the NFL Network.
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