http://www.artnet.com/awc/eugene-j-martin.html
This video clip gives a glimpse of the January 2009 exhibit at the Acadiana Center for the Arts in Lafayette, Louisiana, of 75 pen and ink (and graphite) drawings by visual artist Eugene J. Martin. The abstract drawings date from 1985-1988 and were created in Washington DC. The title of the exhibit is “Eugene Martin: In black and White.” Video clip montage by S. Fredericq. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_J._Martin
“Scaramouche” (I: Vif; III: Brazilieria); Music by Darius Milhaud (1892-1973), Marcelle Meyer and Darius Milhaud (pianos). Paris, 6.xii.1938.
Marcelle Meyer – Ses enregistrements 1925-1957.
CD 6. Complete EMI recordings. Digitally remastered 2007, EMI Music France.
http://www.amazon.com/Ses-Enregistrements-1925-1957-Marcelle-recordings/dp/B000KRMWLS/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1222558768&sr=8-1
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CMB Sports banquet video sample.
Complete 2007 Football Banquet Video: $25
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This video from April 1997 (it’s been hidden in my vaults! LOL) features Teresa Russell on guitar and the violin wizardry of Phil Salazar, with their group Acadiana, a popular Cajun/Zydeco music band. Here they perform one of the MOST exciting versions of the world famous bluegrass song “Orange Blossom Special” that you’re ever likely to see!
Teresa’s website:
http://www.teresarussell.com/index.php
*Photos at top of her homepage open new info pages
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This video from April 1997 (it’s been hidden in my vaults! LOL) features Teresa Russell on guitar and the violin wizardry of Phil Salazar, with their group Acadiana, a popular Cajun/Zydeco music band. Here they perform one of the MOST exciting versions of the world famous bluegrass song “Orange Blossom Special” that you’re ever likely to see!
Teresa’s website:
http://www.teresarussell.com/index.php
*Photos at top of her homepage open new info pages
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My boyfriend used to do drugs and got caught at school with them and got expelled and now hes at LAPS and hes goin to acadiana and im goin to lafayette high and i dont no if we should just not go out since were not goin to the same high school but he cant go near a public school for a year and that will be like feburay or march of 2007 so i dont no if we should even date but ive been wanting to date him for along time since he got expelled and hes diffrent its not a bad diffrent its a good diffrent cause hes not doing bad things ne more im just so confused and hes not doing drugs ne more getting that point across ! haha
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I dont see why u cant go out with him, so what if he done drugs like you said he dont do them anymore, as long as he treats u right and looks after himself there is nothing to worry about so what about different schools me and my boyfriend lived in different countrys but we are still together and he lives with me
Term ‘illegal’ doesn’t paint a true picture
http://www.theadvertiser.com/article/20090621/OPINION03/906210353
I would like to respectfully suggest that you reconsider how you are reporting on undocumented immigrants. Your article "Illegals often set free" suggests a bias that has no place in reputable journalism. The article is inflammatory and does not address the broader problems with our immigration system, which include lack of safe, legal channels through which to migrate.
It also does not acknowledge that the majority of undocumented immigrants are law-abiding, taxpaying individuals who contribute millions of dollars to our economy each year. As a native of Acadiana who has spent the last six years working with undocumented immigrants victimized by forced prostitution and labor, I can attest that the Department of Homeland Security has bigger fish to fry.
The people I work with cannot simply walk into a consulate and apply for a visa. They have no money, no power or influence in society – they are among the most marginalized in our global economy and often fall prey to human traffickers because they have no other means to support themselves and their families. I do not dispute that people who break laws should be sanctioned; however, we need to remember our basic humanity rather than draw artificial lines and distinctions that desensitize us to the suffering and the needs of other human beings. I ask you and your readers to consider what border you would not cross to feed, clothe and educate your children.
Heather Moore
Los Angeles
Illegal is illegal. Calling them by some other name obfuscates rather than clarifies the issue. Ms. Moore’s humanitarian concerns are heartfelt, well-stated and come from one who puts her time and energy where her mouth is. I respect people like her, but feel that their energy should go into helping the problems illegals face in some way other than circumventing our laws.
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I purchased a D.F.T. about 2 years ago at Grady’s for Thanksgiving but it was absolutely horrible. This past weekend I did a search for BBQ restaurants in San Antonio and contacted about 10 places. They all said they’re not doing D.F.T.’s for Thanksgiving.
Does anyone know of any restaurants/stores that will be selling these for Thanksgiving? My boss informed me of Acadiana Cafe (which I am going to contact) but just in case, I’d like to have a backup.
Thanks in advance!
Honey Baked Ham or Sam’s.
Jindal was able to win last time because he was the only candidate with good statewide recogition. The anti-Jindal forces were divided by geography. Georges in New Orleans, Campbell in North Louisiana, and Boasso in Acadiana.
Had Breaux run, it would have been a slaughter for Jindal. Had anyone of statewide stature run, Jindal would have been down for the count. His vote total only a few points over 2003.
The chances are Mitch Landrieu will run for and win the governor’s mansion in 2011. So when this happens, my question is, will people still be fawning over him as a presidential candidate, or will a bunch of outside money flood into a Louisiana election to try and buy it so they can protect their dream
Blanco had good approval ratings before the storm too, and Jindal is not popular here.
As people keep talking about this nonsense of him running for president, his ratings will go down. One thing we don’t tolerate is those who won’t put the state first, and I don’t think he can.
And as for the comments about the Landrieu’s, you know, if Mary Landrieu was so bad, you could come up with some good competition. Terrell?, one of the rudest women in the state. Kennedy, who wasn’t even a Republican anyway but you got him to switch parties because no real Republican wanted to challenge her. And you couldn’t even beat her when she had to share a ticket with Barack Obama
Mitch Landrieu is one of this state’s best leaders and he will make a fine governor. Will be the first time we’ve had a New Orleans governor in a long time
What’s racist about stating his legal name. Honestly. No one would say I was being racist if I started saying Mitchell instead of Mitch
And if you look at many of the parishs Jindal wins, more people voted against him, but he had the plurality. Funny how that works.
And the Republicans are hypocrites on this because on the one hand, you sent money and operatives into New Orleans to make sure that Ray Nagin could win re-election, just so you could use Nagin winning to run against New Orleans in elections in other parts of the state
And Blanco wasn’t the best governor, but it’s not like she was meant to be anything other than a placeholder. Jindal would be nothing without Mike Foster. He would be nothing without him. Why Foster took a shine to him, I don’t know, can’t complain about him, Foster did help Mary.
We’ll just see how his popularity starts stacking up once the national press corps starts flooding into Baton Rouge. We in this state don’t like national scrutiny, doesn’t jive with how this state works.
And Georges would have governed circles around our lucky governor, absolute circles.
Probably.
Jindal is the GOP’s "minority" answer to offset Obama.
In their minds, Jindal is their ‘black’ candidate!
The Palin project failed to work so their touting Jindal.
Pathetic isn’t it?