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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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Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning looks dejected as Saint Tracy Porter runs back an interception for a fourth quarter touchdown as the New Orleans bench erupts in the Super Bowl in Miami Sunday, Feb. 7, 2010. - MATT KRYGER / The Star
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Among New Orleans musicians, few are more fervent New Orleans Saints fans than Kermit Ruffins.The Big Easy jazz trumpeter and singer was so excited by the team’s 2006 run up to the playoffs that he bought a new pickup truck in part to decorate it with Saints slogans. His deejay sets at local bars during Saints broadcasts are the stuff of legend.
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Jonathan Wright, who specializes in New Orleans food and serves as executive chef of The Setai, gives us the taste of the Saints. And Michael Schwartz, who specializes in gourmet rustic food and heads Michael's Genuine Food and Drink, shares two of his Miami-inspired recipes. And of course, we also mull over our favorite Indiana foods for Colts fans out there.
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The 2009 Saints are headed for the biggest NFL game, the club has an updated anthem -- and native son Aaron Neville is singing the Saints' praises once again.For the updated anthem, Neville still sings 'When the Saints Go Marching In,' but bayou transplant Theresa Andersson adds a gospel touch to added, Super Bowl-appropriate lyrics. Proceeds from the downloads will benefit a health insurance program for New Orleans musicians…
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In celebration of the New Orleans Saints' first trip to the Super Bowl, Pamela D. Lyles, New Orleans native and author of Da Cajn Critter: The Lifestyles, the Rules and Makin' Grocerieshas announced her official "Saintsational Super Bowl Menu" …
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CBS Reporter Kelly Cobiella filed this report on the CBS Evening News Friday on what the Saints mean to New Orleans.
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