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Some people hadn't stopped drinking since Monday's Lundi Gras prequel to Mardi Gras. Wearing a bright orange wig, a purple mask and green shoes, New Orleans resident Charlotte Hamrick walked along Canal Street to meet friends.

By Mary Sparacello, The Times-Picayune Throngs of Mardi Gras revelers cheered as the float carrying King Argus XXVII, Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand, just turned from Veterans Memorial Boulevard onto Severn Avenue.

Mardi Gras is upon us, and The Times Picayune is supplying would-be revelers worldwide with a window into the festivities of today's Rex parade. The paper (through NOLA.com) has set up their Paradecam on the roof of

Good morning and Happy Mardi Gras. Greetings from NOLA. Been here since Sunday. Weather was beautiful and expected to last throughout Mardi Gras day. Haven't gone to any parades, but please check out a picture of

NEW ORLEANS — Revelers began packing the streets of New Orleans before dawn to enjoy the biggest party in the Crescent City. Tuesday, February 21, 2012.

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