Jookt AP: Drew Shore
Drew Shore's road to the NHL may reach its goal sooner rather than later. The United States National Team Development Program star has already committed to the University of Denver to play his collegiate pucks, a place where his parents both attended law school and he and his brothers cut their teeth on the ice at Pioneer hockey camps. Drew gives Jookt a look into the life of a top-tier athlete on the most important day of the week: gameday.
Duration : 4 min 18 sec
Superbowl 2010 Survival Auto Car Insurance Compare
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Duration : 1 min 22 sec
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Duration : 3 min 11 sec
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Ed moved to New Orleans because of a new job. Homelessness was never part of the plan. Even with a college education he can't find work.
Ed talked about the New Orleans Mission recent decision to charge people $5 a night. Yes, $5 is not a lot of money. To most people anyway. When you are homeless $5 can often be a fortune out of reach.
There is a lot of controversy over this "pay to stay" charge. One person who works in New Orleans homeless service said the Mission is out of money and had no other choice. That I hope should get your attention as homeless service organizations around the country are faced with more demand and far less support.
Ed openly talks about being an alcoholic. Most people don't understand it's nearly impossible to stay sober while living on the streets. Imagine you had to go to the bathroom outside in public. Not just once after a ball game, but all of the time. You'd want to drink to forget too. Distributed by Tubemogul.
Duration : 3 min 25 sec
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Xin Chao! Welcome to Vietnam.Eating on a budget in French Quarter?
Half of our budget is airfare and hotel. Dining at fine restaurants is not a big priority at all but we obviously have to eat. Any tips to eat inexpensively? I obviously plan to to take full advantage of the free continental breakfast but does anyone know of any early bird specials at french quarter restaurants or other tips?
The coupons at the first link below might help… There’s $15 off at Dominique’s (2 entrees), and 1/2 off your second entree at Cajun Cabin… also $25 for 3 appetizers and a glass of wine at Ralph’s (add another appetizer and drink and you’ve got dinner for two).
Check out the second link for some more meal and drink deals… There’s an early-bird special at Brigsten’s, FREE mussels at La Cote, and other deals.
And there’s more on citysearch – Best of New Orleans cheap eats (third link)… Tripadvisor agrees with the bulk of the list, and adds a couple of others (fourth link)
No matter what city you’re in, you can usually find deals by asking at the front desk – Only tourists go to the overpriced glitzy tourist spots… ask where the locals go for a good meal and you’ll get the best food deals the city has to offer (usually).
Enjoy your trip – New Orleans is one of the greatest cities in the US!
What does the emblem on the New Orleans Saints stand for?
I got a cross for my bday that looks exactly like th symbol of th new orlan saints and i wanted to know what exactly it stands for.
It is the "Fleur de Lis" or "the flower of life" in French. It is a traditional symbol here in Louisiana, since so much of our state descends from the French Canadians who settled here centuries ago.
What is the name of a website for New Orleans locals?
I used to frequent the website a year or two ago. My husband and I are making our 9th trip to Nola (from SE Texas) in March and I had wanted to get some information from the site, as well as chat with some of the residents online. But I can’t for the life of me remember what the website name was. If anyone can help me, I’d really appreciate it!
I’m certainly going to check out nola.com. But the website I’m thinking of was a smaller one, I think made by one of the locals themself. There was a chat forum and everything. Does anyone know of it?
Thank you for the answers so far! : )
Def nola.com like the other guy said….
Something else to check out too is bestofneworleans.com -its the Gambit’s website (which is a local free paper you can get at coffee shops, etc.)
What great New Orleans Saints players wore the jersey numbers 21 & 46?
Inside the New Orleans Saints training camp facility, where the administrative offices are, they have a galss mural of some the of the great Saints players. Like Archie Manning and Ricky Jackson. I just don’t know who wore the 21 and 46 numbers that were good. So who are they?
Thx in advance.
Archie Manning wore 46 and Ricky Jackson wore 21
