Taken by Scot Morrison my Facebook friend

 Gotta look close but you can see her in the middle of the picture on stage rehearsing for the big show tomorrow. Scot was in the right place at the right timem walking by the stage in Jackson Square Wednesday.

Drew said, “We have a bond with our fans that other people don’t,” the chant will obviously get us fired up as a team, and echo throughout the Dome….and it’s part of our identity. When you go anywhere in the world, and you hear somebody say, ‘Who Dat,’ you know exactly where they’re from and what they’re about.” GO SAINTS

In 1979, the system was given a dose of political correctness:  male names were added to the list, as were French and Spanish names, reflecting the languages of the nations affected by hurricanes.

Today, we use six lists of 21 names (Q, U, X and Z names are not used) that it cycles through every six years, with the gender of the season’s first storm alternating year to year, and genders alternating through the rest of hurricane season.  If there are more than 21 storms in a year, as there were in 2005, the rest of the storms are named for letters in the Greek alphabet.

So who’s left after Hermine this year? Let’s hope we don’t see Igor, Julia, Karl, Lisa, Matthew, Nicole, Otto, Paula, Richard, Shary, Tomas, Virginie, and Walter.