Judge awards families $2.6M over Chinese drywall – The Associated Press

WWL First News Judge awards families $2.6M over Chinese drywall The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — A New Orleans federal judge on Thursday awarded seven Virginia families $2.6 million in damages for homes ruined by sulfur-emitting drywall … Judge Awards $2.6 Million in Chinese Drywall Suit Bloomberg Chinese Drywall Maker Owes 7 Families $2.6 M, Judge Rules National Underwriter Property And Casualty Insurance News Judge awards $2.6M in Chinese drywall case Sarasota Herald-Tribune Sun-Sentinel (blog)

Judge awards families $2.6M over Chinese drywall – The Associated Press

WWL First News Judge awards families $2.6M over Chinese drywall The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — A New Orleans federal judge on Thursday awarded seven Virginia families $2.6 million in damages for homes ruined by sulfur-emitting drywall … Judge Awards $2.6 Million in Chinese Drywall Suit Bloomberg Chinese Drywall Maker Owes 7 Families $2.6 M, Judge Rules National Underwriter Property And Casualty Insurance News Judge awards $2.6M in Chinese drywall case Sarasota Herald-Tribune Sun-Sentinel (blog)

Judge awards families $2.6M over Chinese drywall – The Associated Press

WWL First News Judge awards families $2.6M over Chinese drywall The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — A New Orleans federal judge on Thursday awarded seven Virginia families $2.6 million in damages for homes ruined by sulfur-emitting drywall … Judge Awards $2.6 Million in Chinese Drywall Suit Bloomberg Chinese Drywall Maker Owes 7 Families $2.6 M, Judge Rules National Underwriter Property And Casualty Insurance News Judge awards $2.6M in Chinese drywall case Sarasota Herald-Tribune Sun-Sentinel (blog)

Anna Virginia ‘Ms. Ann’ Jernigan Pace, 85: New Orleans artist – Atlanta Journal Constitution

Anna Virginia 'Ms. Ann' Jernigan Pace, 85: New Orleans artist Atlanta Journal Constitution In New Orleans , she was known by French Quarter neighbors and Jackson Square artists as Ms

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College Pro Days Help to Flesh out Top Prospects

In between the combine and the draft, NFL coaches and personnel — not to mention the prospects themselves — turn their attention to the various college “pro day” workouts. These are not as all-encompassing as the combine, but they are important enough for the key decision-makers in the league to travel around the country for more than a month to see the talent up close and personal. Below is a listing of some major colleges and their scheduled Pro Days ( subject to change ) and current Saints players currently on the roster that represent the schools (this list include current restricted and unrestricted free agents): School/University

Saints agree to terms with Nick Leckey and Pierson Prioleau

New Orleans Saints Executive Vice President/General Manager Mickey Loomis announced Saturday that the club has agreed to terms with offensive lineman Nick Leckey and safety Pierson Prioleau on one-year contracts. Leckey, a six-year veteran from Kansas State, signed with the Saints as an unrestricted free agent last offseason after prior stints with the St

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Super Bowl Media Day with Jahri Evans

New Orleans Saints G Jahri Evans Tuesday, February 02, 2010 (on blocking the small but fast defense of the Colts) “They have some smaller guys up front but they create a lot of power with their speed. They run a lot and get around the edges. I don’t want to say you have to slow them down, but you really have to read your keys and make sure you cover those guys who are showing.” (on how difficult it is to pick up zone blitzes) “I think we have seen everything this year so it shouldn’t be too difficult at all.” (on the experience this week) “The experience has been great.

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Dombrowski Adds Yet Another Honor After Stellar 11-Year Career

VIRGINIA SPORTS HALL OF FAME ANNOUNCES CLASS OF 2010 Portsmouth, VA—The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame is proud to announce the members of the Class of 2010, as chosen by vote of the statewide Honors Court committee. The new class features: • Herman Moore, University of Virginia All-American football player and 1st round draft choice for the Detroit Lions in 1991; • Whitney Hedgepeth, All-American swimmer at University of Texas and Olympic Gold medalist; • Alonzo Mourning, Georgetown University All-American, NBA All-Star and Olympic Gold Medalist in 2000; • Jim Dombrowski, member of the College Football Hall of Fame and 11 year career in the NFL with the New Orleans Saints; • Dave Robbins, the winningest college basketball coach in Virginia history from Virginia Union University with an overall record of 693-175; • Larry Peccatiello, William and Mary Hall of Fame football inductee and 40 year professional coaching career in the NFL; • Helmut Werner, All-American soccer player at Lynchburg College and 43 year coaching career at Randolph Macon College; • Jim Ducibella, Virginia Press Association Award recipient and over 20 years of coverage of professional football and golf.

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Saints and Redskins Connections

CONNECTIONS S Darren Sharper prepped at Hermitage (Richmond, Va.) and was an All-American selection at William & Mary. FB Kyle Eckel played at the U.S.

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CU football gets two New Orleans committments, including a QB – Denver Post

CU football gets two New Orleans committments, including a QB Denver Post By The Denver Post Munchie Legaux, a 6-foot-4 quarterback from New Orleans , and teammate Keenan Canty, a receiver and kick returner, on Monday committed to … Buffs take two InsideTennessee.com (subscription) Louisiana QB picks Colorado West Virginia Football (subscription) all 22 news articles

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