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Jamaican Pyrate Hideaway!
by Capt. John Swallow

Our fine mates at Stone Harbour Press have made an incredible donation to assist our charities…

Enjoy an 8 day/7 night stay in the beautiful 5 star luxurious Stone Harbour Villa in Jamaica! This private hideaway is in a gated community on Old Fort Bay (near Ocho Rios) with a staff of 4 (including Cook), 3 bdrms in main Villa and a 4th in private cottage, it’s own pool and private beachfront. Room for 8 adults, great for families…or a small crew o’ Pyrates!

Old Fort Bay was the last stop Jack Rackham, Anne Bonny & Mary Read ever made before their capture – make it yer getaway!

This spectacular paradise is up for grabs in an auction – the proceeds will be divided among the following charities: lowernine.org, Goodchildren Social Aid & Pleasure Club, Dogs Of The 9th Ward, Wetlands Preservation.

Bids will be accepted until midnight, Wednesday, March 31…get yers in now!

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Goodchildren Parade Needs Yer Help!
by Capt. John Swallow

Easter Parade Needs Foster Parents

Adorable, somewhat unruly 2-year old is in need of help.

It is with a breaking heart that I report it looks like my beloved little Easter Parade might have to go into foster care for a while. Follow yer compass to read more »

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King o’ the Pyrate Parade 2010
by Capt. John Swallow

Captain Sandy (also known as prolific New Orleans musician Alex McMurray) has been elected 2010′s Grand Marshall – “King Of The Pyrate Parade”!

This years French Quarter Pyrate Parade theme is “It Takes A Pillage” and features the original Krewe Of Pyrates (complete with bead cannons), the spectacular Noisician Coalition, many walking Krewes and special guests! Follow yer compass to read more »

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New Orleans Saints Win Superbowl XLIV
by Capt. John Swallow

For the first time in the 43 year history of the team, the New Orleans Saints are Super Bowl Champions!

Super Bowl XLIV (44), Feb. 7, 2010 – 31/17 Follow yer compass to read more »

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Community – Family – Volunteer!
by Capt. John Swallow

We are still taking volunteer applications to work with lowernine.org
A few hours of yer time can help rebuild a family home, a community, a city. Though experience is helpful for many jobs, it is not required – all that is required is the will and determination to DO. The fine folk at lowernine.org (all volunteers themselves) can train ye to help with a variety o’ tasks…something as simple as planting a tree is a step toward revitalizing a community.

Here is a video that one volunteer compiled during her time with lowernine.org – a short trip through the Lower Ninth Ward community that punctuates why YOUR help is still needed.

There are 150 homes on the lowernine.org waiting list. They currently have resources and volunteers to rebuild 10 per year.

Watch this LowerNine.org Video (Nov. 2009) (Thank ye to Miz Hayes and all those who give o’ their time and energy!)

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