The top 10 are:

Amber Bourgeois

Jeanne Gremillion

Sharon Bertucci

Jade Blanchard

Alyssa Gaudet

Brandi Wolfe

Kaylee Boley

Kim Eposito

Shelbe Moses

Erica Waggenspack

Ladies, meet Jonathan!

Tune in tomorrow morning at 8:20 and you’ll have a chance to go on a date with Jonathan to K Michaels in Prairieville tomorrow night!

He’s only 12 years old, but he already knows how to skateboard, swim, play the drums, and play the piano.

–But what really makes Nick remarkable is that he can do all those things despite having type 2 Hanhart Syndrome. That means he has no legs . . . only one arm . . . and only one finger.

–Now Nick has another accomplishment to add to his resume. He just beat 100 other kids to win a statewide art contest.

–On May 20th, Nick will celebrate his 13th birthday at the New Jersey governor’s mansion, where his drawing will be honored.

(ABC News)

They were selected to be the lucky couple getting married on May 30th at the Bass Pro Shops in Denham Springs!

Congratulations guys!

Below are the 15 South Louisiana Idol Entries selected in our contest to compete for your votes. You will not be able to see voting results and you can only vote once. We will be announcing the 10 entries with the most votes Thursday morning. Those 10 contestants will be participating in our South Louisiana Idol Competition on Saturday at The World’s Largest Crawfish Boil.

You can click on the contestants name below to hear their contest entry. You can also “right click” and “save as” on their name in order to save the file.

Best of luck to everyone!

Elyssa Wade

Amber Bourgeois

Jeanne Gremillion

Marcelle Beavers

Sharon Bertucci

Jade Blanchard

Alyssa Gaudet

Brandi Wolfe

Hailey Wade

Jamie Bayham

Joshua Jordan

Kaylee Boley

Kim Eposito

Shelbe Moses

Erica Waggenspack

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This is the 244th Aviation out of Hammond on their way to deployment in Iraq. On their way they saluted the National Champion LSU Tigers with a flyover Tiger Stadium. Check out the new logo on the field.

One thing that’s great about being a human is that we can train animals to do our bidding. But there are some animals . . . like goldfish . . . that we’ve never been able to train. Until now.

–That’s because there’s a 41-year-old guy named Dean Pomerleau from Los Angeles, California, who’s taught his goldfish, Comet, to play fetch, slalom around a series of poles, and even limbo under a bar. So how did he do it?

–Dean says he always knew fish were smarter than we gave them credit for . . . but he didn’t know how to prove it. So he started using positive reinforcement to teach Comet to do tricks.

–According to Dean, that means he used food to, quote, “reinforce successive, increasingly accurate approximations of a desired behavior.”

–So if Dean wanted to teach Comet to push a lever, he’d first reward the fish just for turning toward the lever. But through a system of repetition and rewards, Dean was eventually able to train Comet to push the lever . . . and to do all that other stuff too.

–Now Dean’s teamed up with a pet product firm called R2 Solutions to design a special kit so that people can train their goldfish to do tricks, too.

(Daily Mail)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buQKZOaB6cY