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LSU fan with autism searches for date to go to game with, goes viral

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By Joe Collins Verified
| EIN News
LSU fan with autism searches for date to go to game with, goes viral 0 seconds of 2 minutes, 40 secondsVolume 90% BATON ROUGE - An LSU fan with autism went viral after a post was made asking for a date to bring to an LSU game. Cole Zachary is one of the biggest Tiger fans you'll meet, and this season, he told his aunt, Alicia Atwell, that his goal for this season was to finally bring a girl to an LSU game. Atwell made a post on Facebook hoping friends of friends would know someone interested.
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Two more people dead after eating Louisiana oysters infected with flesh-eating bacteria

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By Joe Collins Verified
| WBRZ-TV (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
in News Source: Louisiana Illuminator NEW ORLEANS — Two people have died after eating Louisiana oysters infected with the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus, the Louisiana Illuminator reports. A state health official said that the two deaths happened after people ate oysters harvested in Louisiana at two separate restaurants — one in Louisiana and another in Florida.
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Baton Rouge selected for study on how heat affects body, productivity

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By Joe Collins Verified
| WBRZ-TV (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
BATON ROUGE - Baton Rouge is the center of an international research study, led by UC Berkeley and the University of Sydney, about how heat affects the body and productivity, and how fans can be a flexible solution for workplaces facing rising temperatures. The study is taking place at NovelAire in Baton Rouge during August and it involves large fans by company Big A** Fans.
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