Entergy Employees join Super Bowl Host Committee, NORD and Rebuilding Together to kickoff Super Bowl countdown by rebuilding Norwood Thompson Playground in Gert Town.
The New Orleans Super Bowl Host Committee today announced Entergy as the first official partner for Super Bowl XLVII. Super Bowl Host Committee Executive Director Jay Cicero and Rod West, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer for Entergy Corporation (NYSE:ETR), announced that Entergy has signed a $1 million agreement to serve as the Community Relations and Emerging Business partner for Super Bowl XLVII.
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New Orleans Saints flag to be flown by Indiana governor
As if losing the big game wasn't tough enough, Indianapolis Colts fans soon will have to endure the embarrassment of a black and gold New Orleans Saints flag flying in their state capital.
Gov. Bobby Jindal bet Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels that the Saints would win Sunday's Super Bowl contest, which they did 31-17. It was a straight up wager, with no point spread. Now it's pay-up time.
Saints Superbowl Victory Celebration
Saints Superbowl Victory Celebration from Cottage Films on Vimeo.
Magazine Street in New Orleans. February 7th, 2010, moments after the Saints won the Superbowl. by Cottage Films
Buddy D Parade from Cottage Films on Vimeo.
Buddy D Parade
20 reasons you should be in New Orleans instead of Miami for the Super Bowl (ESPN)
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Here are the 20 reasons you should be in New Orleans instead of Miami for the Super Bowl:
1. Because no Mardi Gras has, can or ever will come close to the madness that’s about to erupt there.
2. Because neither the Sun Life Stadium nor the city of Miami is big enough to hold/control Who Dat Nation.
3. Because they don’t say “Drew Brezzy Fasheezy” correctly in South Florida.
4. Because more people will be crammed into the Superdome on Sunday to watch the game
1. Because no Mardi Gras has, can or ever will come close to the madness that’s about to erupt there.
2. Because neither the Sun Life Stadium nor the city of Miami is big enough to hold/control Who Dat Nation.
3. Because they don’t say “Drew Brezzy Fasheezy” correctly in South Florida.
4. Because more people will be crammed into the Superdome on Sunday to watch the game
Photos, videos: 'Buddy D Dress Parade' pays tribute to New Orleans Saints sportscaster
Throngs of men come out to parade in dresses to honor the late Buddy Diliberto's pledge to wear one if the New Orleans Saints made it to theSuper Bowl.
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The late sportscaster Buddy Diliberto vowed to wear a dress if the New Orleans Saints ever went to the Super Bowl; fans kept his promise.
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The late sportscaster Buddy Diliberto vowed to wear a dress if the New Orleans Saints ever went to the Super Bowl; fans kept his promise.
New Orleans Saints Pro Bowlers get first taste of Super Bowl experience
IAMI GARDENS, FLA. - The Saints' Pro Bowl players touched down in Miami on Sunday afternoon and got a sneak preview of their Super Bowl experience.
The elite group of seven New Orleans all-stars went on a scouting mission for the rest of their team while making a cameo appearance before kickoff of Sunday's AFC-NFC showdown in the same Sun Life Stadium that will host next week's championship game.
Former New Orleans Saints QB will parade down Bourbon Street in a dress made by his daughter
Bobby Hebert will be the best-dressed man on Bourbon Street tomorrow.
The former Saints quarterback will be in a black and gold sequined dress, custom-designed and sent to him from New York by his daughter, Cammy Lynn, who describes it as "very Who-Dat-esque."
Lady Gaga, eat your heart out.
Read more:http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/2010/01/30/2010-01-30_saints_drag_strip.html#ixzz0eA939PH1
N'Orleans Carnival Parades Adjust for Super Bowl
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Fat Tuesday — is getting one more.
The Saints-crazed city plans to celebrate the team's first-ever trip to the Super Bowl with a parade to honor them.
"There will be some type of massive parade in the city of New Orleans win or lose," Mayor Ray Nagin told reporters Tuesday night.
Although his office tried to back away from the certainty of a parade on Wednesday, Nagin said he had already begun discussions with Saints officials and others.
Saints eager to deliver Super Bowl victory to New Orleans
The partying in the French Quarter had barely started when the New Orleans Saints began to turn their attention from the thrilling victory they just had crafted in the biggest game in franchise history to the even bigger game that awaits.
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