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	Le Krewe D'Etat Main Page
		The August members of Le Krewe d'Etat heed only edicts from their Dictator, whose identity is never revealed, and claim the streets of New Orleans annually and present a parade without peer on the Friday before Mardi Gras, or "Fat Friday" as it is now known.
		Le Krewe d'Etat emerged in 1996 as the preeminent krewe and now boasts numerous floats with many riders.
		Le Krewe d'Etat has returned to the drafting table to create even more revolutionary designs for this year's parade throws that will be worth more than gold on the French Quarter exchange.
	www.lekrewedetat.com (209 words)

	Krewe Of Orion, Baton Rouge, LA, Mardi gras
		With its expanse of bright stars, Orion, the mythological hunter of the skies, is an apt representation of the diversity of the membership of the carnival krewe that bears his name.
		Krewe of Orion was founded in 1998 by two young men, who have a love of the spirit of Mardi Gras and a desire to bring that spirit and tradition to
		In a very short time, the krewe had grown from a handful of men to a club of over 300 members.
	www.kreweoforion.com /msfe/content/display.asp?ID=787&N=JRJPGNM0 (305 words)

	Mardi Gras: The Krewes And The Parades
		Krewes are the masking and parading clubs (or social organizations) for which New Orleans is both famous and infamous.
		Associated with the Krewe of Clones and later, the Krewe de Vieux, the origin of Phunny Phorty Phellows' name came from a Nineteenth Century Krewe which first appeared in 1878 and were known for their hijinks and mockery.
		Because this Krewe designs its parade route to pass in front of fourteen institutions that care for persons with disabilities and illnesses, it is also known as the "Krewe of the Shut-Ins." Among Thoth's throws are 3-D die-cut metallic necklaces, 6" stuffed polar bears and many varieties of specialized doubloons.
	www.novareinna.com /festive/krewes.html (4030 words)

	News for New Orleans, Louisiana \| Lafourche/Terrebonne News \| News for New Orleans, Louisiana \| wwltv.com
		Krewe members don’t have to wait for the floats to arrive next month to start the merriment, though.
		The explosion was caused by krewe members atop a float firing 30-inch confetti cannons into the air, launching a mixture of paper confetti and Mylar streamers into the power lines.
		Additionally, parade captains from each krewe must supply a list of all riders and their positions on the floats to the chief of police or sheriff at least 15 days before the parade date.
	www.wwltv.com /local/lafourche/stories/wwl010707tphoumamardigras.191c36ad.html (874 words)

	Krewe of Illusions
		Krewe of Illusions was formed in April of 1989 with a group of 10 charter members to devote their time on a different style of celebration for Mardi Gras.
		The name "Krewe of Illusions" was chosen by the original charter members to promote and foster our own style of celebrating Mardi Gras.
		Krewe of Illusions Mardi Gras Extravaganza has one of the most spectacular Mardi Gras Balls in Lake Charles.
	www.geocities.com /kreweofillusions/HISTIL1.HTM (407 words)

	Krewe of Justinian...laissez les bons temps roulez.. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The cost of joining the Krewe of Justinian is $225 for attorney and judge memberships and $150 for young lawyers, government employees or paralegal/legal staff memberships and $175 for an associate membership (non-legal).
		Krewe membership entitles you and your spouse or date to free admission to the Coronation, Mid-Way to Mardi Gras party, Justinian Bal and the Royalty Brunch.
		The cost to ride on a float is $125 per person for Krewe members and $175 per person for non-Krewe members (float riding positions are limited to royalty, sponsors and all others on a first pay, first serve basis).
	www.shreveportbar.com /justinian.html (381 words)

	cbs2chicago.com - Hurricane Katrina Stokes Mardi Gras Satire
		Armed with sharp tongues and images such as the blue tarps that still protect broken roofs across the city, the clubs that stage Mardi Gras parades are targeting Hurricane Katrina and the politicians they blame for the chaotic response to the catastrophe.
		Krewe du Vieux has used its parade to mock corporations and politicians every year for the last two decades.
		The Krewe of Carrollton, which holds its parade on Feb. 19, chose "Blue Roof Blues" — a reference to the tarps protecting damaged and leaky roofs.
	www.cbs2chicago.com /national/topstories_story_042162952.html (725 words)

	MARDI GRAS! GALVESTON - Galveston, Texas
		Krewe de Gators possess an inherent ability to celebrate and are easily recognizable by their green and gold colors and their cowbells, whose ringing proclaims their Mardi Gras spirit to all.
		Krewe du Lac is registered with the state of Texas as a nonprofit corporation whose purpose is to promote the cultural, educational and traditional customs of Mardi Gras.
		The Krewe therefore chose as its reverent namesake: Maximilian, who was the emperor of Mexico in 1864 at the direction of Napolean III of France.
	www.mardigrasgalveston.com /krewes/index.html (1672 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A Krewe (pronounced identically to English "crew") is an organization that puts on a parade and or a ball for the Carnival season.
		The word is thought to have been coined in the early 19th century by an organization calling themselves Ye Mystick Krewe of Comus, as an imitation or parody of Old English; with time it became the most common term for a New Orleans Carnival organization.
		Krewes with low membership fees may also require members to work to help build and decorate the parade floats and make their own costumes; higher priced krewes hire professionals to do this work.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=krewe (278 words)

	Inter-Krewe Council
		ARTICLE II The purpose of this organization is to bring together the Krewes and similar organizations and associations (hereafter “Krewes’) who participate in the various area parades, in order to foster a spirit of friendship, co-operation, and camaraderie, and to provide a forum for information about area parades, events, and other Krewe activities.
		Interested Krewes must submit applications to the IKC Chair by March 1 for consideration at the June meeting or September 1 for consideration at the December meeting.
		Each member Krewe may cast one (1) vote for each office and the nominee who receives the most votes will be elected to a term of one year, to begin with the September meeting.
	www.interkrewe.org /policies.html (1339 words)

	What is a Krewe? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The krewes used to be responsible for electing Rex, the annual king of the carnival, whose parade is the climax of Mardi Gras.
		Krewe is only a fanciful spelling of crew in its standard meaning, but the word, thanks to its association with Mardi Gras and New Orleans high society, has taken on some of the mystique of the carnival.
		The word krewe has come lately, most incorrectly (mostly because of mis-information and mis-understanding) to mean any Carnival group or organization.
	www.mardigrasdigest.com /html/What_is_a_Krewe.htm (271 words)

	Krewe Info - Krewe of Centaur - Shreveport/Bossier City, Louisiana
		The Krewe of Centaur is a Shreveport / Bossier City Mardi Gras Krewe organized in 1991.
		The Krewe is a non-profit IRS approved 501-C4 tax-exempt society bound together by the common goals of building a better community and the pursuit of good family fun.
		The Krewe of Centaur is named after the mythological half-man half-horse in recognition of the horse racing and gaming industry in Northwest Louisiana.
	www.kreweofcentaur.org /kreweinfo/index.cgi (269 words)

	Stallions \| Arabian Horses of Live Oak Arabians
		Krewe is an exceptional fl stallion who possesses beauty and an abundance of motion.
		Krewe La La was named 1998 NSH Finales Champion Weanling Filly, following in her sisters footsteps.
		Krewe is also a National Champion in AOTR Park.
	www.liveoakarabians.com /stallions/krewe (57 words)

	About The Krewe of Pontchartrain
		The Krewe of Pontchartrain was organized in 1975 and is named after Lake Pontchartrain, which forms the northernmost border of New Orleans.
		The Krewe of Pontchartrain consists of both men and women whose goal is to provide a quality Mardi Gras parade for the citizens of New Orleans and its guests.
		The Krewe of Pontchartrain, Inc. is a social, non-profit organization and is a member of the New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
	www.kofpont.com /krewe.html (246 words)

	NOCVB
		They are designed with the krewe crest or emblem on one side and the parade and/or ball theme on the other.
		Krewe A variation of the word âcrew,â most carnival organizations, all are private and non-profit, are known as krewes.
		The founders of the Mistick Krewe of Comus, named their group for a reference to âComus with his crewâ from John Miltonâs poem, âA Mask Presented at Ludlow-Castle.â A few parading organizations are not called krewes: Rex, Bacchus, Knights of Babylon, Knights of King Arthur, Corps de Napoleon, Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club.
	www.neworleanscvb.com /sitelink/index.cfm/contentID/550 (1734 words)

	Inter-Krewe Council
		Krewe Name: Your krewe name should not be similar to the name of any established krewe.
		However, a krewe does not need to be a member of IKC to participate in any of the parades, nor does IKC membership guarantee parade participation; that decision is made by the sponsoring krewe or event coordinator.
		Due to the large number of new krewes forming, established krewes may be given acceptance priority.
	www.interkrewe.org /becomingakrewe.html (324 words)

	Krewe of Cork: New Orleans, LA Mardi Gras
		Founded in 2000, the Krewe of Cork is quickly growing into a world famous Mardi Gras and wine industry phenomenon.
		The birthplace of the Krewe will always be remembered as the Bistro at the Hotel Maison de Ville.
		The Krewe has members that are locals, out of towners, and international travelers.
	www.kreweofcork.com /index.html (442 words)

	Krewe Central - For All Things Krewe!
		Krewe Central has also built the largest set of links ever assembled to Mardi Gras photography from around the world.
		Krewes do incredible amounts of good work in their communities and we thought someone needed to tell that story.
		Krewes and Krewe members are always displaying their true colors by performing ‘random act of kindness and selfless act of beauty’.
	www.krewecentral.com (514 words)

	Krewe Information
		The Krewe of Triton was founded and held its first annual Tableau and Ball in 1980.
		The initial philosophy of the Krewe was to create a "working man's krewe" that welcomed all who wanted to enjoy the fun and merriment of Mardi Gras.
		Rather than pick our royal court based upon a point system as many traditional krewes do, we chose to return to the original method of random luck (see the tradition of king cakes) to choose our king, queen and court.
	www.angelfire.com /la3/triton/krewe.html (396 words)

	Krewe of Mid City's Official Home Page
		The Krewe of Mid City Parade began in 1933 organized by local Mid City business men, The parade was actually the first neighborhood parade in the history of Mardi Gras not following the traditional routes of other parades.
		The Krewe Of Mid-City’s cutting satire made it the most photographed and written about parade in last year’s carnival season, as throngs of global media made the Krewe of Mid-City the poster child for the city’s willingness to recover and move forward, while still poking fun at its own woes.
		The Krewe of Mid-City would like to begin building replacement floats, but doing so hinges on finding a bank willing to write a second mortgage on the den (warehouse) where the krewe stores and decorates its floats.
	www.kreweofmidcity.com (947 words)

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