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Old NOLA Journal: Dr. Antommarchi: Napoleon's Death and New Orleans
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A Blog History of Old New Orleans. Monday, July 27, 2009. Dr Antommarchi: Napoleon's Death and New Orleans. The death of Bonaparte is a controversy. While most historians believe he died of natural causes (stomach cancer), some suspect that he was slowly poisoned - most likely by the British who feared his possible escape and re-emergence to power as he did after his first exile to Elba in the Mediterranean. Posted by Adrian McGrath. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to Old NOLA Journal! Adrian...
Old NOLA Journal: Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen
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A Blog History of Old New Orleans. Saturday, August 15, 2009. Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen. In a world that was male dominated and white dominated - slavery still existed in America then- Voodoo was dominated by African-American women. There were some males who were voodoo practitioners, like Doctor John; but women were the most powerful. Marie Laveau became the most powerful of them all. A wonderful traditional Jazz tune - played so well by the Olympia Brass Band - is a song about the life of Marie La...
Old NOLA Journal: Ustica
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A Blog History of Old New Orleans. Tuesday, April 21, 2009. The photograph is that of the island of Ustica taken from a ferryboat as it approaches the coast. Ustica is an island about 50 miles northwest of the city of Palermo in Sicily. A ferryboat runs regularly between the island and the city. The island itself is very small, just a few square miles; and it would seem to have little or no significance to people thouands of miles away in New Orleans. But for our purposes in modern-day New Orleans, it is...
Old NOLA Journal: "La Cuisine Creole" -- The First Creole Cookbook
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A Blog History of Old New Orleans. Tuesday, December 15, 2009. La Cuisine Creole" - The First Creole Cookbook. New Orleans has for long been known as a city of outstanding and unique cuisine. In short, we have great food! Hearn did not specialize in writing about food but wrote on many cultural topics. Additionally, he wrote about, what we would call today, the paranormal. He was interested in ghost stories. Some of Hearn's recipes are basic compared to more modern versions of dishes. For example, hi...
Old NOLA Journal: April 2015
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A Blog History of Old New Orleans. Thursday, April 16, 2015. New Orleans Cuisine - Creole, Cajun, and more. My homemade Mardi Gras Salad. The foods and recipes of Old New Orleans (Old NOLA) are many, but three of the oldest are fairly simple dishes, inexpensive, and served almost daily anywhere in restaurants or eaten at home in New Orleans. These are the classic dishes of Red Beans and Rice, Gumbo, and Jambalaya. To this gumbo the Creoles would add tomatoes, but the Cajuns would usually not. The Cre...
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St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: Student Writing: Ruby Sterling
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Monday, August 17, 2009. Student Writing: Ruby Sterling. Here is more student writing from our school. This time it deals with International Women's day.). In celebration of International Women’s Day, I am honored to present Sojouner Truth. This woman . was a driven force that could not be extinguished, no matter the odds, with a deep-rooted love for all. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Thanks for visiting our site. Our Own SVDP-ALC Graduates, 2009.
St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: Flower Power! Sr. Kathleen's Garden
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Monday, July 6, 2009. Well, we just returned from summer break and, low and behold, Sr. Kathleen's garden has grown. We now have real flowers! I think they are called zinnias, but I'm not sure. If you like the garden, send us your comments. The weather has been terribly hot and dry in New Orleans for the past few weeks, so this has been a problem. But today it rained and cooled off a bit. Posted by Adrian McGrath. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: Still Watching for Tropical Storm Ana
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Monday, August 17, 2009. Still Watching for Tropical Storm Ana. Well, we are feeling a bit better today after learning that the Tropical Storm Ana might not be coming our way. But, stay tuned and watch the reports at www.nhc.noaa.gov. Thanks! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sr Lory Schaff (center) with Sr. Silvia (left) and Sr. Cecilia who are both nuns and students (CLICK the photo for the full story.). Thanks for visiting our site. Relax, pull u...
St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: Antarctica History: Roald Amundsen
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Sunday, August 9, 2009. Antarctica History: Roald Amundsen. Our USAP pen pal John Miller spent a night in a replica of this Amundsen tent, which Scott also used when he reached the Pole. We held a student writing contest about this several months ago, and it is described on this blog, scroll down. Roald Amundsen died mysteriously while flying in an airplane on a rescue mission near the Arctic (not Antarctic). His plane went down and was never found.
St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: Antarctica History: Robert Falcon Scott
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Sunday, August 9, 2009. Antarctica History: Robert Falcon Scott. Note: In order to better appreciate our pen pal program with the US Antarctic Program, I am writing a few stories about the history of Antarctic exploration. ). Scott, however, became a legendary and romantic figure in Britain because of his Terra Nova Expedition and his tragic death. Posted by Adrian McGrath. In other words did Scott travell on the blue or green paths? September 2, 2009...
St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: A Letter From Billy Edwards, SVDP-ALC Volunteer Teacher
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Tuesday, July 14, 2009. A Letter From Billy Edwards, SVDP-ALC Volunteer Teacher. Our good friend and volunteer teacher at SVDP-ALC, Billy Edwards of Tau House in New Orleans, is at his family's farm up north for the summer. He sent us an email with photos about his life, and it reveals that philosophy and spirituality can exist even while doing farm chores. Below are some thoughts from Billy. Thanks for the words and photos, Billy. In photo, L to R) T...
St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: Farewell Party and Red (Read) Beans and Rice (Writes)
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Tuesday, August 18, 2009. Farewell Party and Red (Read) Beans and Rice (Writes). Here are a few photos for the farewell party SVDP-ALC had for me. (Naturally, the nuns still taught school on that day as well as set aside some time for a party. I finished up some paperwork for AmeriCorps, as I recall.). Finally, we see Ruby and me. Ruby, as you recall from our blog, does lots of wonderful writing and portrayed Sojourner Truth in our International W...
St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: My Certificates, Time to Brag
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Tuesday, August 18, 2009. My Certificates, Time to Brag. Well, everyone, it has been a great two years! We got a lot of things done, So, now it is time to show off. (You will just have to indulge me for a few moments.). So, here are copies of the wonderful certificates I have accumulated over the past two years with Literacy AmeriCorps New Orleans and with St. Vincent de Paul - ALC. And my AmeriCorps certificate for 2007-08. My thanks to everyone.
St. Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans: Studying World War 2: Ira Hayes, USMC
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St Vincent de Paul Adult Learning Center New Orleans. Saturday, August 8, 2009. Studying World War 2: Ira Hayes, USMC. Ira Hayes participated in these public appearances mainly to help sell war bonds or to benefit the US government and military, but always he felt severe emotional pain over what he experienced in the war and the loss of his friends in combat. Posted by Adrian McGrath. Regarding Ira and the carrying of the flag to the top of the hill: everyday I carry that flag .sometimes it is unbear...
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Life is like a box of chocolates…. Jacob’s Choice and Nightmare on Hayes Street (NE). November 11, 2014. Once we finally got to the 30th street station in Philadelphia, I was sweaty, hungry, angry at everyone and everything and completely done. I’m pretty sure I was super bitchy to poor Markus, who didn’t deserve any of it. The miniature car we got…XM Satellite Radio didn’t save this thing from being a piece of crap. So Markus who thankfully can read maps! Jacob and his choice of staying in the Amish com...
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