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GWEN’S TAMALES. Mild, hot and extra hot beef. Tamale balls and patties too! Pork by order. We make DEER TAMALES from your deer meat. Call 601-798-7156 or 504-756-9838.

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COLEMAN POWERMATE Electric Generator, 2250 watts, $125. Kenmore Gas Dryer $100. Diningroom 16 chair set $150. Call 10am-10pm 985-768-1741.

MUST SELL! 3 bed/2 bath singlewide with decks. Was $68,900, now $51,300. 985-892-9969.

WE HAUL all types of ma-terials such as dirt, gravel, limestone, top soil etc. We deliver a 12yd, $130.00 plus tax on sand, sandy clay & clay. After hours and week-end delivery also. Best rates anywhere! Call 985-640-2987.

TROYBUILT PONY, 7sp, riding lawn mower, $440. Call 985-649-3314.

WE BUY junk vehicles, run-ning or not. No titles neces-sary if car is over 10 years old. Cash for junkers. Also, we haul your vehicle away. 504-442-7777.

REPO’S AS low as $6,800. 985-892-3373.

MUST SELL! 3bed/2bath doublewide. Was $58,700, now $44,500. 985-892-7999.

SCOTT FERTILIZER & Seed Spreader, perfect condition, used once, $30. Call Mike 504-481-4333.

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Chester R Wallace U.S. Navy 1970-1976Ollie, LA (6 miles South of Belle Chasse) I

have a brick at the Medal of Honor Park in Belle Chasse. Honorably discharged and since retired from the Federal Government. I am a

bee keeper in the community of Ollie, LA

U.S. Army Sgt. Roy Lally III • 1984-1992 Combat Engineer (Sapper)

Lives at 7289 Hwy 39, Braithwaite, LA

Travis Meinhardt, US Army ReserveMarch 2011-Present

This picture was taken in Iraq.From Belle Chasse, LA, lives

in Corpus Christi, Texas

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. John M. Ragas service since 2001.Belle Chasse High School, He is on his way home, 3rd tour in Iraq. He is stationed at Fort Drum, New York. Husband of Heather Stuart

& proud Dad of Willow and Kanyon. He enjoys Plaquemines Parish and wishes to be home.

Gerald W. NewmanArmy E5 Specialist 173 ABN, Bien Hoa, Vietnam

Served May 1965-1966From Buras/Triumph Louisiana

Kenneth J. Treadway • SSG E-6, US ARMYBorn & raised in Port Sulphur, LA

Picture taken in 1966 An-Khe, Vietnam (Door Gunner) Unit C TRP 1/9th Cav.

1st Cav Division, 20 Years retired

Joseph Powell, Sr., US Army (Sept 20, 1919 - Oct 20, 2005) Service -1941 - 1945 • Served in Japan

and the South Pacific in WW II • Born in the Eastbank of Plaquemines Parish, South of Ostrica,

LA. Resident of Boothville, LA.

John & Erin Meinhardt-from Belle Chasse, LA Currently serving since March 2010. They are married and are currently serving in Iraq now. Hopefully they will come home soon. Maybe

by Thanksgiving they should be home.

Irvin Juneau • SPC-5 US Army, 1963-66 Company “A”. 8th Army Signal, Belle Chasse, LA. I was on my way to Vietnam on L/C BTN Troop Ship USS Gordon, when they stopped in Korea and left off the men with initials A-J. Where I stayed 1 1/2 years in Pusan, Korea.

Frank Guerrera, CPL USMC12-29-65 • 12-13-68

Stationed in Quan-Tri, North of Da-Nang in Vietnam, 1966-67 received 3 purple hearts

and served as a tunnel rat.

Cpl. Joseph Sercovich • MarinesKilled in Action in Vietnam

January 17, 1966 at 22 years old

Charles “Danny” Ragas • Sgt. USMCService, Dec. 1967 - Dec. 1971

Viet Nam Service, Aug 1968 - Sept 1968Birth Place, Port Sulphur, LA • Graduated, Port Sulphur HS 1967

Carrie Simoneaux from Empire, La.United States Navy Active duty

E-6, Logisitics Specialist • 1994-PresentCommand: USS Porter DDG-78 • Norfolk, Va.

Capt. Casey R. Blasingame, USMC• UH-1Y Huey PilotSquadron: HMLA-169 “Vipers” • Active duty since Sept.

1998 to present. Served in Operation Iraqi Freedom,October 2007- May 2008 • Served in Operation

Enduring Freedom, October 2010-May 2011

SGT. Benjamin A. Ledbetter, Louisiana ARMY National Guard (Plaquemines Parish Sheriffs Office Deputy) Military Police and Special Reaction Team

Member • 15 Years of Service • Picture is from “Operation Helping Hands” on Haiti June 2011

Arthur Jeanfreau, I was in the USAF and stationed in Tuy Hoa, South Viet Nam 1968-69. This picture

was taken Christmas Eve, 1968 when I was 21.

1SG Lance Paul Robeaux • United States Army, Served 1990-Present • Born and raised in Port Sulphur LA • Picture was taken during Operation Iraqi Freedom

2005-2006

Our Military Heroes from Mr Map 2011

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Sheriff Lonnie Greco is warning the public of another Internal Revenue Service (IRS) telephone scam that made its way to at least one parish resident late last week. The resident reported receiving two automated phone calls saying that the IRS was going to sue the resident and they should call telephone number 425-329-8669. That number is a spoofed number, which is subscribed to someone in the State of Washington. Since Friday, August 21, citizens from across the country reported receiving the same call. The calls apparently originated from scammers overseas. If anyone received a similar call from this number or any similar ones, please report the incident to the real IRS at the following:

• Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration at 800-366-4484 or, • File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at FTC.gov. Add “IRS Telephone Scam” to the comments in your complaint. Residents may also contact the Sheriff’s Office at 504-564-2525.

SHERIFF WARNS PUBLIC OF IRS TELEPHONE SCAM

The IRS will never: • Angrily demand immediate payment over the phone, nor will the agency call about taxes owed without first having mailed you a bill.

• Threaten to bring in local police or other law-enforcement groups to have you arrested for not paying.

• Demand that you pay taxes without giving you the opportunity to question or appeal the amount they say you owe.

• Require you to use a specific payment method for your taxes, such as a prepaid debit card.

• Ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone.

Sheriff Lonnie Greco is warning the public of another Internal Revenue Service (IRS) telephone scam that made its way to at least one parish resident late last week. The resident reported receiving two automated phone calls saying that the IRS was going to sue the resident and they should call telephone number 425-329-8669. That number is a spoofed number, which is subscribed to someone in the State of Washington. Since Friday, August 21, citizens from across the country reported receiving the same call. The calls apparently originated from scammers overseas. If anyone received a similar call from this number or any similar ones, please report the incident to the real IRS at the following:

• Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration at 800-366-4484 or, • File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at FTC.gov. Add “IRS Telephone Scam” to the comments in your complaint. Residents may also contact the Sheriff’s Office at 504-564-2525.

SHERIFF WARNS PUBLIC OF IRS TELEPHONE SCAM

The IRS will never: • Angrily demand immediate payment over the phone, nor will the agency call about taxes owed without first having mailed you a bill.

• Threaten to bring in local police or other law-enforcement groups to have you arrested for not paying.

• Demand that you pay taxes without giving you the opportunity to question or appeal the amount they say you owe.

• Require you to use a specific payment method for your taxes, such as a prepaid debit card.

• Ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone.

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Crisco Cooking Oil 128 oz. Asst

Kraft Mayonnaise 30 oz. Asst

Stubbs BBQ Sauce 18 oz. Asst

Luxury Pasta 12 - 16 oz. Asst

Kraft Grated Parmesan Cheese 8 oz. Asst

Kraft Mac & Cheese 1.87 - 2.26 oz. Asst

Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix 32 oz. Original or Buttermilk

Aunt Jemima Syrup 24 oz. Asst

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Boneless Center Cut Pork Chops (Regular Cut) $2.99 lb. Powerade

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Community Coffee 12 oz.

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Onions 3 lb. bag

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Libby Vegetables 14 -15 oz. Asst. 3 for $2

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Arrest Reports 8-26-2015 through 9-08-2015 Plaquemines Parish

Name Charge City DateWILLIAMS, NORTEL M Bench Warrants (11) BELLE CHASSE, LA 08/26/15 ELLIS, DAVID P Prohibited acts schedule iv VIDALIA, LA 08/27/15 AVIST, ESSENCE KEYAN Disturbing The Peace EMPIRE, LA 08/28/15WILLIAMS, CORA Disturbing The Peace PORT SULPHUR, LA 08/28/15DUPUY, MICHAEL A DWI 1st Offense BOYCE, LA 08/29/15FOLSE, JEREMY Theft: Under $750 BELLE CHASSE, LA 08/30/15 Sadler, Cassie Leigh DWI 1st Offense Vancleave, MS 08/30/15WILLIAMS, TERRY RAY Fugitive Warrant MARRERO, LA 08/30/15GUERRIERI, GAIL E Schedule IV/Possession BELLE CHASSE, LA 08/30/15RENARD, WAYNE JR Monetary Instrument Abuse Theft: Under $750 NEW ORLEANS, LA 08/31/15BUSTAMANTE, HENRY E Bench Warrant KENNER, LA 08/31/15TRUFANT, BERNELL REMANDED BY JUDGE BURAS, LA 09/01/15CHAPPUIS, CHRISTOPHER Distribution of Sch I CDS KENNER, LA 09/01/15 Prohibit Acts/False RepresentBRISTOL, BENJAMIN N Bench Warrants (2) BURAS, LA 09/02/15BARTHELEMY, THOMAS Probation Hold PHOENIX, LA 09/02/15SCHMIDT, JESSE LEE Bench Warrant VIOLET, LA 09/03/15Southwood, Stormy Faith Bench Warrants (3) HAHNVILLE, LA 09/03/15Cachaya, Jean Rodriquez Poss W/Intent Dist Sch I WESTWEGO, LA 09/03/15 CDS Marijuana & SynCHERAMIE, MARC A Fugitive Warrant GRETNA, LA 09/03/15MELADINE, DWAYNE M Bench Warrants (3) BELLE CHASSE, LA 09/03/15KRAMER, JOHN J JR Probation Hold AVONDALE, LA 09/04/15 Open Container Driving Roadway/Laned Traffic DWI 4th OffenseMOLIERE, DARIUS Fugitive Warrant GRETNA, LA 09/04/15 Bench Warrants (2)DICKSON, DERA A Theft: Under $750 GRETNA, LA 09/04/15BORDELON, JOSHUA Alan Sched II/Manufacture Sale (2) BOOTHVILLE, LA 09/04/15WHITE, ALLIE R Hit And Run BELLE CHASSE, LA 09/05/15 DWI 1st Offense 25TH M M/TR Reckless Operation Of A VehicleROCHE, VIRGIL Bench Warrant MARRERO, LA 09/05/15 Fugitive Warrants (6)

FISHER, CLAY J Bench Warrants (2) SUNRISE, LA 09/06/15 Resisting An OfficerMACKEY, FELIX A Aggravated Assault BRAITHWAITE, LA 09/06/15SHANO, MARK A Temp Hold W/No Charges BRAITHWAITE, LA 09/07/15MATHENY, MATTHEW Disturbing The Peace HARVEY, LA 09/07/15 Drag Racing KENNEDY, MICHAEL J Suspended License BELLE CHASSE, LA 09/07/15 Operating Vehicle Driving While IntoxicatedDABON, JAMES P III Bench Warrants (3) MARRERO, LA 09/08/15 PHAM, HOAN Bench Warrant IRVINGTON, AL 09/08/15

TURNER, Vincent Leon, JR Aggravated 2ndº Battery PORT SULPHUR, LA 09/08/15 Armed RobberyDelafosse, Cameron Fugitive Warrant BELLE CHASSE, LA 09/08/15BLACKSON, Deontray D Distribution of Sch I CDS (2) BELLE CHASSE, LA 09/08/15BLACKSON, BAKARI Distribution of Sch I CDS (2) BELLE CHASSE, LA 09/08/15 Poss w/Intent to Dist Sch I CDS

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MYRTLE GROVEMICROTEL MOTEL MGM MARINAMYRTLE GROVEEXPRESS FOODSBEN BECNEL PRODUCE

EMPIREFRELICH’S SEAFOODLE NYUGEN FOOD &MARINE SUPPLYDAD’S RESTAURANT

PORT SULPHURCAFE CASAFREMIN’SB&H BEVERAGEDELTA DRUGSHAPPY LANDGUILBEAU’SSUBWAYJOHN VOGT FARMS

BRAITHWAITEFERRY STORE

BOOTHVILLEFILL-A-SACKADAMS GROCERY MAW’S RESTAURANT

BURAS K&K HARDWARE DOLLAR GENERAL YMCA LUCKY FOOD STORECHINA SEA RESTAURANTALICE & WOODY’SLUCKY RYAN

VENICELIGHTHOUSE LODGERIVERSIDE RESTAURANTCYPRESS GROVE MARINAVENICE MARINAVENICE LIVE BAIT

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CUSTODY Enjoli D Tyler v Timothy K Tyler Sr., Dashawn Parker, in re DAMAGES Jane L Batty v Joseph W Neal, et al, LA State Dept. of Trans. & Develop. v Angela A Duncan, Bayou Gentilly LLC v Eminent Oil Tools LLC, Robin Ruffin v Safeway Insurance Co of LA, et al, Gary Forrest Sr, et al v Corey Domingue, et al and Jerry Del Rio v Gray Insurance Co., et al DIVORCE Danica L Burt v Michael D Burt, Jeffrey R Mace v Mendy L Mace DOMESTIC RELIEF Coreka Phillips v James Phillips Sr., Becky A Gremillion v Aaron Brown INJUNCTIVE RELIEF Plaquemines Parish Civil Service Commission, et al v Plaquemines Parish Council, et al JUDGEMENT EXECUTORY Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC v Angela A Duncan, Republic Finance LLC v Trinity Verrett and Household Finance Corporation II v Terrol Rose

MONIES DUE NAS HRB Credit Union v Todd Perkins OPEN ACCOUNT Discover Bank v Deltrice Cosse, Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC v Deshond Simeon, and in a separate action, v Stephainie Switzer, and Tri-State Oil Co LLC v Envirosure Resources LLC, et al

POSSESSION Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc v Earl Beutler SUCCESSION May O Landry, in re, Vernzel Marie Kamm, in re, Byron H Lee, in re and Beatrice Merrick, in re

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117 Woodchase $440,000Belle Chasse. 5BD/3BA. Dream kit. w/ breakfast area. Office. Bonus rm. Privacy fenced yard. Well maintained. Approx. 3,100 liv. & 3,550 sq.ft. total area.

13864 Highway 23 $1,900,000.00Belle Chasse. 5BD/4.5BA. Includes guest home w/ extra 1,500 sq. ft. 12 car garage w/ heavy duty roll up doors for extra storage. 26 acres from Hwy 23, L shaped w/ barn & about 300 citrus trees. Can also be used as a B&B. Approx. 8,412 liv. & 14,621 sq. ft. total area.

12224 Highway 11 $324,000Belle Chasse. 5BD/4BA. Extra large attached entertaining area w/ additional kit. Sparkling inground pool. Flood insurance is $440/year. All on approx. 1 acre of land. Approx. 3,281 liv. & 4,389 sq. ft. total area.

12646 Highway 11 $335,900Belle Chasse. 3BD/2.5BA. Ceramic tile. Oversized master suite. 2 car detached garage. “B” Flood Zone. Approx.3 acre lot. Approx. 2,007 liv. & 4,088 sq. ft. total area.

105 Lake Park $2,100/MonthBelle Chasse. 4BD/2BA. Spacious liv. rm. w/ frpl. Kit. includes plenty of cabinets, center island w/ bar stool seating & attached breakfast area. Wd. laminate & tile throughout. No pets allowed.

205 Avenue G $175,000 or $1,900/MonthBelle Chasse. 4BD/1BA res. or 5 office com. property. Previous beauty salon/spa. Offers kitchen & laundry area. Approx. 1,323 sq. ft. liv. & total area.

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PLAQUEMINES FISHING REPORTSCapt. Hoop/ Our Freedom / Life is Good!

Capt. Hoop -- Continued

Our goal was to go out and get a limit of 4 amberjack then play the rest of the morning and head in about 11:30 or 12:00. This is going to be an easy trip. Why the heck do I ever think that way? I think I jinx myself.

I brought bait and we had no problem getting bait At our targeted rig the water was dirty and there was little to no current. I wanted to fish the up current side but the people on the rig said I could only fish one corner because they had a diver down doing work on the opposite side. Nice of them to even allow us to fish it under that situation. We lost our first amberjack. the second fish was a nice red snapper. It blew it’s air as it reached the surface as amberjack do so it went back without any problem after the photo.

Our quest for mangrove snapper did not happen. The Bermuda chubs were there stealing bait and occasionally getting hooked so they had something to pull on. Only one amberjack could be found on the down current side. I was happy to get that one.

My next move was to a rig 8 miles away. It is a large double rig but there were 3 recreational boats diving on it. I stayed out a bit and weeded through some red snapper. One of the guys after seeing the fight the fish were putting up told me he wanted a small amberjack. I explained a small legal one would hurt him. He got his wish. This one only made the legal size by an inch. That was all he wanted.

From there we headed in closer. Our third stop proved to be a waste. It was about 11:20 and only 2 amberjacks in the box. I contacted the other guys in the area and they were all struggling with the amberjacks. The head of the party told me he could stay out a bit longer so I started running out of the area and heading southwest. Suddenly I ran across a color change and turned to the rig nearby in clean water. This was the ticket. We started getting beeliners of good size. There was a lot of structure below and I was losing a lot of sinkers and hooks as the fish were winning the battle.

Along with the beeliners we were able to also find some almaco jacks and a scamp grouper also a rock hind grouper. We also battled several red snapper of good 8 to 12 pound size. Our best fish of the day had me take a long hard look at it. It got tangled up with another line and made a big mess. That mess was well worth it.

This was the biggest bearded Brotula I had ever seen. These are very good eating fish. Due to the extended time on the trip we never had the time to have it checked or even weighed. The guys just filled 2 large coolers with the fish as is. This saved us a lot of work but I think this may have been a contender for the top 10 list. Wish we had the time for it.

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Increasingly, we are spending a lot more time online, whether for business, personal, social, and/or entertainment reasons—usually it’s some combination of all of these. Depending on your situation, you may have vast digital content, mementos, communications, etc. These are assets that would be in tangible form if not for technological advancements.What happens when we die with these digital assets? Estate and inheritance laws still haven’t caught up to the growing number of digital assets, but there are some things you can do to incorporate these items into your estate plan.

Password Protection and Estate PlanningThe issue with digital assets is that much of this content may be password protected, hosted by private corporations, or generally hard to access if you are not around. While digital asset protection is meant to protect your privacy, it becomes more difficult for your executor/heirs to access and use these digital assets after death. And, many of these assets are going to be subject to the terms and conditions of specific websites and companies that require your agreement when signing up for a particular service.

WHAT ARE DIGITAL ASSETS?Digital assets are anything that is not in tangible, physical form. Most people have a number of digital assets, just a few examples are: Email accounts Subscription services Music and video assets Picture and document storage Gaming assets Social media contentAs technology advances, many more of our assets will be digitized. While this often makes our lives more convenient, it presents unique issues when it comes to estate planning as digital assets are replacements for physical assets which would have historically passed in physical form via a will, trust, or intestate. But because of the realities of the extensive use of digital medium, these assets are now subject to any number of contracts and conditions.What Happens To My Facebook Account When I Die?Social media attracts millions upon millions of users. Based on statistics alone, many users will die with active accounts. Current laws, however, are mostly unprepared on how to handle these non-physical assets. So what does that mean for my digital assets? Well, first, you have to look at what your goal is.If I pass away, I want my account with a particular website to be: (1) saved; (2) deleted; or (3) transferred to another person. Now, this may differ depending on each service/account. This will also depend on terms of use for each of the services. For example, Facebook has a program where you can request your account to become a memorialized account for you or you can request deletion of your account.

Can I Estate Plan for Digital Assets after Death?Right now, beyond working with every company where you have a digital account, estate planning may have a major effect on how your digital assets are distributed. Estate plans, however, may not have all of the answers for digital assets. As mentioned above, digital assets are often governed by contracts with a specific provider. Some states have laws in place that allow digital assets to pass easily, but at this time, most do not.

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1. Check The Provider’s Terms Of Use/Terms Of ServiceIf the provider has a plan in place for your digital assets after death, it is best you comply with those procedures to make sure you are achieving your particular goal with that particular account.2. Add Language To Your Will/TrustWhile this is largely untested in the courts, adding language that specifies your wishes with each of your accounts is a good idea. The law in this area is in flux, so make sure you have an estate plan that includes your digital assets. By doing so, you give the executor of your estate the legal tools they need to enforce your wishes. 3. Check Your State LawsState laws are also just popping up when it comes to digital assets. Making sure your estate plan is consistent with state law is very important. Also, the state law may have an effect on your terms and conditions and terms of use with your service provider.

The law still hasn’t caught up with our digital lifestyle, but with proper planning your digital assets can be protected by your estate plan. Properly managing these assets requires more work but with the importance of digital assets is growing every year, so protecting them properly is critical.

I had 5 yr old Alex and Chad his Dad the other day from Colorado. We went to Breton Island and caught a few trout before moving back inland to do some red fishing.

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SEPTEMBER – TIME TO CONSIDER DAYLILLIES - GARDEN MUMS

Garden mums are one of the more popular flowering bedding plants for providing landscape color in the fall. Mums provide “cool-season” color from September through early November before other cool-season bedding plants – such as dianthus, petunia, calendula, pansy, flowering cabbage, kale, snapdragon – begin their flower displays.When purchasing garden mums, to select plants for top quality and to select early and late flowering varieties. This extends the blooming sequence over several months instead of over just two to four weeks.

Garden mums should be planted in full to partial sun; soil also needs to be well-drained with some organic matter. Incorporate pine bark or peat moss into landscape beds when organic matter the year.Daylilies perform best in full sun – six to eight hours daily are ideal.Daylilies planted in partial shade may not bloom as prolifically and will have less intense flower color. Daylilies seldom flower well in a full shade situation.

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MUMS GALORE!Local garden centers will be fully stocked on garden chrysanthemums during this time of year. The “Garden Mum” is probably the most well-known fall flowering plant among Louisiana gardeners. Some retail locations will overwhelm you with their selections. Take your time and look at all of the different colors and flower forms available to you. Garden mums come in an array of colors including red, bronze, purple, pink, orange, yellow and white. Many cultivars display more than one color. Remember to handle your garden mum transplants with care. The branches and stems can be extremely brittle. Some transplants may include a support structure attached to the pot to help prevent damage during shipping. Use care when removing these devices.

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The Brrrr! Season BeginsBy Tony Onellion

For years, I have referred to the last four months of the year as the Brrrrr! months. Both because they become colder as we pass through them and the fact they all end in …ber.

Brrrr! Months are anticipated for several reasons. One, they come at the end of what is usually a long, hot, sticky summer. South Louisiana suffers from four to four and a half months of nasty, hard-to-breathe weather from mid-April until Labor Day…and beyond. September comes with trepidation and caution; killer hurricanes are still a real possibility and killer humidity stays around for most of the month, especially on LSU football weekends. But by September 30th, the only real threat of hurricanes is for small ones, where few residents would evacuate. After

all, no really mean storm has hit Louisiana after October 1st.

September, more importantly, is the start of the real football season where even Tulane fans are optimistic and Les Miles hasn’t had a chance to do anything really aggravating. The Saints are billed as a potential Super Bowl contender and the PUP list and lingering injury situation haven’t done much to dispel the high hopes. School is back in session and oysters are back on the menu. The white shrimp season is under way and new and returning television shows begin a fresh 13 weeks. Tailgating and fall cookouts are at their best in September, where the seasons overlap. Pools can still be used and gutters are not ready to clean with the leaves that come later in the autumn season.

October is the best month of the year. Fishing, football and food are at their zenith and the hurricane season is a distant memory. The air is crisper and humidity has gone, along with love bugs, wasps and mosquitos. Autumn leaves are beginning but not the annoyance they will become as Christmas approaches. Halloween is on the horizon, along with All Saints Day, and the Tigers and Saints are still on a high, despite their records and the inevitable upsets/defeats that have come their way. People are shopping, dining and traveling on short trips and everyone is settled into their post-summer routines. Just the right number of festivals fill October so as not to interfere with the more serious side of life: school, work and preparing for winter. October also has elections, which means the anticipation of change from what is usually viewed as the corruption of whatever current administration is in office. You can perform your household repairs, add-ons and conversions easier in October because rain is usually not a big issue and the cooler, dryer air makes outside work that much more palatable. Taxes are two months away and you can shop the big boxes without tripping over Christmas merchandise.

November brings more change. The biggest event early on is the Alabama-LSU football game. National elections take place and you can finally break out the sweaters and light jackets for anticipated “bundling up.” The holiday mood swings into higher gears with Thanksgiving. Chores are more so because leaves now must be raked and gutters cleaned. This is also the time of year to prepare outside fixtures for the colder weather, so pools become winterized, warm weather toys get put up and potentially serious problems such as leaky roofs are addressed. It’s also when “white Wednesdays” really hit their peak as hundreds of rolls of Charmin and Scott toilet paper adorn the trees of the homes where certain students reside. It’s the South’s answer to snow-covered trees since we rarely see the white, wet stuff here in Louisiana. November is when nostalgia ratchets up as people remember their days as children when the holiday season meant mostly fun, warm houses and lots of friends and relatives.

December is a mixed bag. Of course, Christmas and Hanukkah dominate the month but so does the sadness of lost families and less than pleasant holiday memories. Taxes are right around the corner, but so are college playoffs, bowl games and the professional playoffs.

And the casual fan begins to pay some attention to the NBA and even acknowledges the existence of the NHL from time to time. And this year, there’s even the possibility of an LSU basketball powerhouse (but not a Final Four contender, unfortunately). The promise of a New Year’s Eve party is always a positive. December is the king of anticipation months because most of the action comes at the end of the month. There’s even a possible snow flurry or icy day and those who hate daylight savings time have their first full month of regular time. Anticipation of a new year, the Super Bowl, Mardi Gras and king cakes keep the optimism shining in the hearts of most southeast Louisiana residents. And in our part of the South, that’s enough optimism to carry us into the first dim beginnings of spring, which starts at least 30 to 45 days earlier than in most of the nation. Our February is a mixed weather bag and folks from the north or midwest don’t understand our enthusiasm once Groundhog Day has come and gone. Throw me something, mistah! Throw me another year of living in this wonderful region in the greatest country on Earth.

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Belle Chasse Academy had the honor of welcoming former NFL player Sean Harper for a presentation to kick-off the school’s Character Counts program. Shawn Harper is in tremendous demand as one of the most dynamic, life-changing motivational speakers in the country. He receives many invitations to speak each year. He has motivated and empowered tens of thousands of individuals producing seminars and personal coaching sessions. His life story is truly amazing – he has four documented learning disabilities, had the lowest GPA in his class, was unable to complete a sentence without stuttering, was an average football player but is now an NFL football pro, life success coach, MTV made coach, successful motivational speaker and CEO of his own company. Mr. Harper wowed the students and staff of Belle Chasse Academy with his stories. He demonstrated the “loads” we carry in life by putting a light person, an average person and a heavy person on his back to prove he could carry them all. Not only that, he also bent a frying pan and ripped a phone book in half!

Belle Chasse Academy drama teacher Ms. Whitney Buss, Sean Harper, art teacher Ms. Miriam Denis-Harper.

(below)Sean Harper carrying music teacher Mr. Gipson Blanchard

“We’re not born winner or losers

– we’re born choosers”

– Sean Harper

The 2015 version of the LSU Tigers have perhaps the best true freshman class in school history. Two defensive players stood out in Starkville Saturday night as defensive end Arden Key and cornerback/safety Kevin Tolliver showed they had the right stuff to play not only right away but at an effective level during their first year. Key had a key (this play on words will be common this season) sack against All American quarterback Dak Prescott and showed the quickness of Barkevious Mingo and Sam Montgomery from four years ago at his position. But Key is a physically superior player than either one of those former All American Tigers right now. He kind of reminds me of Javon Kearse, “The Freak” from Florida in the early 2000’s. 6’5” and 250 pounds and as quick a defensive lineman (and football smart) as there is in college football this year. Tolliver showed Darrell Revis-like coverage skills all night long and he’s the best thing to hit campus since Patrick Peterson and Tyrann Mathieu. With Tolliver, teamed with sophomore Jamal Adams and a highly skilled and deep group of defensive backs, the Tigers already might be the dominant secondary in the NCAA.

The first half belonged to Brandon Harris, however. The formerly scrawny Bossier Parish quarterback showed 20 more pounds and a ton more confidence as he effectively led the Tigers to a 14-0 lead. It would have been more but three big plays, two for touchdowns, were called back for holding. Newcomers Will Clapp and Josh Boutte held as they adjusted to their first full game as starting Tigers. On the whole, the offensive line looked dominant for the first two quarters and the last 15 minutes. Leonard Fournette and his stablemates at running back comprise one of the three best backfields in the SEC (along with Alabama and Georgia).

As a first game performance, on the road, following a warm up game cancellation, this performance on the field was an A-. The offense showed the biggest gains behind Harris, Fournette and Travis Dural and Malachi Dupre at receiver. And an LSU tight end actually caught the first pass of the year and one actually caught a ball over the middle. Film on both plays have been sent to the Smithsonian. The defense is as quick as 2011 but not as dominant on the line. That will come in time. Linebackers are quicker. No one got burned deep by Prescott but two series of short West Coast offensive passing attacks had the tired defense reeling. They were tired because the one thing that has not changed one iota is Coach Les Miles. Miles decided at halftime not to risk the perceived fragility of Harris’s quarterback persona and effectively told Dan Mullen’s Bulldogs “don’t worry about a pass. We won’t throw it. Stack the box all you want.” And the Bulldogs did. Several 3 and outs for the Tigers controlled the fourth quarter for the Starkville faithful and led to the Tigers being Dog tired as the offense spent less than two minutes on the field during any one drive in the final 15 minutes.

Giving carte blanche to a talent like Dak Prescott is like locking up a career criminal in the OPP… what’s going to stop either one from breaking out? Prescott broke out and the only two things that saved the Tigers at the end were Prescott’s brain freeze delay of game which pushed the ball back five yards as the Bulldogs attempted a 52-yard field goal and the fact that the kicker was not their regular long-distance guy. Oh, Miles tried his damnedest to give the ‘ Dogs a chance to win, pulling out his infamous game management skill set by calling a second time out too late after the kicker missed his first attempt. Miles had correctly called a time out to “ice” the kid before the first snap but waited just a little too long for time out number two and the kicker got his second chance. Fortunately, he missed. Chalk this one up in Miles’ archives from the Tennessee end of game blown call and his Ole Miss decision from 2013 as classic “do-de-do” Miles Moments. I don’t think this guy realizes what he does and shows little concern with the results.

Now the Tigers have a real head case team to face at home this weekend in the Auburn Tiger Eagle/Plainsmen. They look as confused as a team can be and only a fortuitous bad punt kept the Auburn fans from a highly embarrassing loss to Jacksonville State. Jacksonville is where football goes to die but the Auburn team was all but embalmed on the Plains last week. LSU should be the favorite here as long as head coaching decisions are not factored in. They have more raw talent and more weapons than the suddenly vulnerable Tigers from Alabama. Playing at home before 102,000 fans in the SEC’s version of Seattle’s noise box should produce a win and perhaps a convincing one for LSU. Just keep Miles grazing on his patch of grass and let coordinators Steele and Cameron do their (so far) amazingly effective jobs.

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DESPITE MILES, TIGERS WIN IN STARKVILLE by Tony Onellion

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