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Ambush Magazine Volume 37 Issue 22

Fight or Flight: The Impact of Chaos

October 23, 2019 By Catherine Roland

For those of you, who may be tired of the political ads from all sides, spewing negativity and inaccuracy every day, I offer empathy and join you in your probable annoyance.  Sadly, for the next few weeks, our area will be inundated with partisan politicos, stumping rallies, group grousing, and mailings to convince us to give support to…whomever. During the past two … [Read more...] about Fight or Flight: The Impact of Chaos

Elevated Bar Food from the Streets of Brazil

October 22, 2019 By Charles Pizzo

In my youth, bar food meant nachos, burgers, and pizza—usually greasy. I was young, drunk, and stupid. Now, older yet no wiser, I was intrigued to try what is described as Comida de Rua (Brazilian style street food) at Carnaval Lounge (formerly Siberia). How times have changed. Carnaval offers elevated bar food from Chef Gustavo Naar that could be served in any fine dining … [Read more...] about Elevated Bar Food from the Streets of Brazil

LGBTQ Horoscopes October 22–November 4, 2019

October 22, 2019 By Dan Beck

If you just want to read your horoscope, skip this paragraph. But I encourage you to pause and consider the nature of astrology. Astrology was originally understood as omens, prophecies, and oracles. Whenever you go to a psychic, tarot reader, or an astrologer like me, you’re engaging with the possibilities of the future. But modern astrology is also the alignment of the … [Read more...] about LGBTQ Horoscopes October 22–November 4, 2019

Put Your Child on a Path to Building a Solid Credit Score

October 22, 2019 By Scot I. Billeaudeau, JD, LL.M. ADPA®

Parents want good things for their children, and a good credit record is certainly something that falls into that category. To help children achieve one, it’s important to teach them sound financial habits. Among the most fundamental lessons is valuing the money they earn and that they shouldn’t spend what they don’t have. This is the philosophy behind building a strong credit … [Read more...] about Put Your Child on a Path to Building a Solid Credit Score

Party Down October 22, 2019

October 22, 2019 By Tony Leggio

October is here and we are enjoying those cool fall days in the high 80s.  Hey, I’m just happy we are no longer in the 90’s or triple digits.  But I am dying for sweater weather.   One other thing the Fall season ushers in, other than better temperatures, is lots of parties, fundraisers and the start of many of the cultural organizations’ new seasons.  I … [Read more...] about Party Down October 22, 2019

New Orleans Hot Happenings October 22, 2019

October 22, 2019 By Tony Leggio

It is my favorite time of the year - Fall!  Call me a basic bitch, but I love me some pumpkin spice.  I also love the entire month of October, the best month of the year and not just because it’s my birthday month, although that helps.  But there are so many fun things to do in NOLA.  Here are just a few to keep your days (and nights) busy.  (If you … [Read more...] about New Orleans Hot Happenings October 22, 2019

I’m a Ghost! Can you see me?

October 22, 2019 By Andrew Watley

Halloween is almost here! It is by far my favorite holiday. It’s the one time of the year that we can be someone completely different than our everyday selves and no one judges you. If you’re like me, you spend months preparing your costume, making sure that this year’s Halloween look is better than the last. But sometimes, there is a beauty in the simplicity of a … [Read more...] about I’m a Ghost! Can you see me?

Free Patient Program Helps Battle Chronic Illnesses

October 22, 2019 By Chenier Reynolds-Montz

Millions of Americans suffer from chronic illnesses that impact how they live, work and play in their daily life.  While some health problems are genetic, experts believe that a lot of illnesses are influenced by poor diets, work stress, trauma or lack of exercise.   Currently in the United States, more than 30 million Americans have diabetes.  1.5 million new … [Read more...] about Free Patient Program Helps Battle Chronic Illnesses

Gretchen’s Essay

October 22, 2019 By The Very Rev. Bill Terry, Rector

Because I have a free rein to write what I want I generally try to honor this by offering thoughts and reflections on our community. This article will expand our community to include our pets. During our last pet blessing a couple of weeks ago we so enjoyed this community of furry barks, howls, and hounds. In each case as the “owner” approached with their friend one could … [Read more...] about Gretchen’s Essay

Bartender of the Month: Joseph Visconti at Good Friends

October 22, 2019 By Tony Leggio

There are several key skills it takes to be a bartender, but there is one skill I believe is a differentiating factor between a good bartender and a great one, and that is creativity.  My bartender for the month of October exudes this in many ways.  I am speaking about none other than Joseph Visconti at Good Friends.   Joseph makes six years at this popular … [Read more...] about Bartender of the Month: Joseph Visconti at Good Friends

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