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  2021-03-30

  Weekend

  March 30, 2021 Over the weekend, I went to my house in St. Francisville with my dad and sister. We made a last minute decision to go on Friday evening instead of on Saturday morning, which turned out to be a great decision because we woke up early on Saturday morning around 5:30 in the morning to go turkey hunting. Within about 30 minutes, I had shot my first turkey. My dad was so happy for me because I had been trying to kill my first turkey for so long, as it is just about the only animal we have on our property that I had not shot yet. After shooting it, we brought it to our cousin for him to breast it and take off the tail feathers. After that, my dad took me to Burger King, which is one of my favorite fast food places. I got my usual order, but just like it almost always is, the ice cream machine was broken, so I could not get a milkshake. Then we went to our house and at night we watched Alabama play our Sweet 16 game against UCLA. the game was very close all the way through, but with four seconds left, UCLA scored to put them up by three, and we inbounded it and our point guard Jahvon Quinerly sprinted up the court and passed the ball to our center Alex Reese who was standing almost on the mid-court logo, and he drained a deep three as time expired to tie the game and send it to overtime. Sadly Alabama followed up that great shot, probably one of the best shots in bama history, with one of our worst performances ever in overtime, as UCLA pulled away to win the game, and I was very frustrated because of how poorly we played in overtime.
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  2020-04-07

  "How Many Thousands More Americans Will Die..." Sign New Orleans, LA

  A sign hanging outside of a house reads: "How many thousands more Americans will die... due to Trump's horrific arrogance?"
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  2020-03-27

  Therapy Dog Thor Visits West Jefferson Medical Center, Westwego, LA

  Therapy Dog Thor makes his rounds at the hospital providing some stress relief to staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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  2020-03-16

  A Letter From Our Team, New Orleans Musicians Clinic and Assistance Foundation

  New Orleans Musicians Clinic and Assistance Foundation sent this letter to its supporters at the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak in New Orleans, LA. New Orleans Musicians Clinic and Assistance Foundation's patient population primarily consists of gigging musicians and performers - an already at-risk population especially affected by the situation the pandemic presents.
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  2020-03-18

  "Whiplashed New Orleans Musicians Find New Ways to Use Their Voices as Coronavirus Silences City"

  Article explore how New Orleans musicians are impacted by COVID-19 and how they are attempting to make income thorugh various online concerts, lessons, and more.
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  2020-03-24

  "'I'm shell-shocked': New Orleans musicians face canceled tours, no income amid coronavirus shutdown"

  Musicians and music venue owners discuss the impact of COVID-19 related shutdowns.
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  2020-03-15

  New Orleans Police clear out large gathering at Bourbon street under orders from the governor

  Governments enforcing social distancing