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MIAMI – The Haitian people have filed a breach-of-contract lawsuit against the Devil, alleging the Prince of Darkness reneged on promises he made when he purchased the nation’s soul – a transaction recently made public by conservative pundit Pat Robertson.
The Levee breaks down what people may think is a complicated series of schemes and illegalities in Jefferson Parish.
Everybody's willing for a wardrobe function.
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To win Super Bowl XLIV on emotion before the coin flip, the Saints have lured Archie Manning and other former greats to play in the title game. Manning weighed playing against his son, Peyton, vs. the chance to play in a Super Bowl with the Saints and ... sorry Peyton. Saints win.
"Easter’s every year. This (the Saints in the Super Bowl) isn’t," said New Orleans Archbishop Gregory Aymond, a New Orleans native, about pushing back Mardi Gras and, therefore, Easter and other holidays to accommodate the Saints' first Super Bowl.
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From the Breach
The mayors of New Orleans and Indianapolis have placed a bet on the outcome of the Super Bowl.
New Orleans has offered New Orleans music, sweet pralines, delicious beignets, and signature beads and trinkets.
Indianapolis put up shrimp cocktail, cookies and some steaks.
New Orleans, capitol of the best and most abundant shrimp in the world, suggested they put up cash.
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