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DRIVERS NEEDED by Maritime transportation company. Must be 25 or older. Chauffering license required. Full-time. Call Jay 504-392-0666.

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 weekend delivery also. Best rates anywhere! Call 985-640-2987.

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PARTY PLACE now avail-able in Belle Chasse. For your social functions, a hall complete with kitchen, bathrooms, bar area and large back yard.Contact Carlotta, 504-393-1667

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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.

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Ready To Eat Sweep Baby Peeled Carrots 1 lb bag

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Farm Fresh Tender Yellow Squash or Zucchini $1.19 lbs

St. Louis Style Pork Ribs $2.99 lb

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Hillshire Farm Smoked Sausage 12-14 oz. Asst. $2.99

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THURSDAY • DECEMBER 17, 2015 • 10AM St. Tammany Parish Hospital & Library Surplus, The Boiling Point, R & R Bar, Slidell Equipment & Others

101 Magnolia Street, Slidell The STP School Board items have been pulled from this auction

Pallet Jacks, AC Units, Tire Machine & Balancers, Computers, Jet Ski Sea Doo Speedster Boat, HD & Suzuki MC, Welder, Tractors, Floor Buffers, Ford Taurus, Dodge Durango, Pressure Washers, Safes, Generators, Ice Machines, Fryers, Coolers, Heated Cabinets, Slicers, Stainless Tables, Scaffolding, Restaurant Tables & Chairs, Booths, Bar Stools, Dolly’s, Outdoor Christmas Decorations, 3-Point Hitch Attachments, Concrete Mixer & Pumps & Much More!

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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, August 1968 - September 1969Birth 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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GARAGE SALE: 8am-4pm Friday & Saturday, Dec. 11 & 12 at 2914 Camel-lia Dr. Slidell. Christmas, household, jewelry, toys, clothes, etc.

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PLAQUEMINES PARISH COURTHOUSETO RISE AGAIN IN 2016

Following nearly 14 years of neglect, the remains of the former Plaquemines Parish Court House in East Pointe-a-la-Hache will be rebuilt and partially restored. The area’s council representative, John Barthelemy, said “this is a very historical moment in Plaquemines Parish and after 14 years I am excited the deal is finally done.” The original courthouse was gutted by fire on January 12th, 2002, causing $2.5 million in damage. The front brick shell of the century-old building has been a spiritual beacon since, still visible from the west bank of the parish.

The construction began immediately following a ground breaking ceremony December 1st, attended by Barthelemy and other parish and area leaders. The demolition of the remains of the perimeter jail facilities, old courthouse annexes and the fire-damaged areas of the original courthouse constitute the first phase of the project, which, under “jurisdictional law”, was to have the courthouse replaced in a timely manner.

Several elections to determine the location of the courthouse in Plaquemines Parish had all ended in a vote to keep the parish location at its original east bank location.

Arrest Reports 11/8-12/1.2015Plaquemines Parish

MACKIE, ANTHONY RBench WarrantBELLE CHASSE, LA

JONES, TOMMY RAYBench Warrant Fugitive Warrant

GRAYMAN, SELINA ABench WarrantPORT SULPHUR, LA

Matherne, Gage ScottGeneral Speed LawSchedule IV/Possession

DUPRE, DUSTIN JFugitive WarrantSchedule IV/PossessionBELLE CHASSE, LA

BABIN, JUSTIN LSchedule IV/PossessionTERRYTOWN, LA

ARLOS, MAKAYSchedule IV/PossessionBELLE CHASSE, LA

SILK, FAITH ALICEProbation HoldLUMBERTON, MS

REED, MICHAEL BERNARDFugitive WarrantNEW ORLEANS, LA

ADAMS, NICHOLAS ERNESTFugitive WarrantMETAIRIE, LA

STARR, JOSHUA DAVIDBench Warrants (2)CHALMETTE, LA

CABRERA, JOMAR JBench WarrantHARVEY, LA

MCKNIGHT, KIRKPATRICKFugitive Warrants (2)Expired Driver’s License1st Poss Of Marij or SynBELLE CHASSE, LA

SANTOS, LUIS A JRDomestic Abuse BatteryBELLE CHASSE, LA

HOCK, CHRISTOPHER JAMESProbation HoldBELLE CHASSE, LA

SMITH, DEBORAHDisturb Peace By DrunkennessMARRERO, LA

GUILLORY, SEAN MICHAELPoss Firearm while poss a CDSDrug Paraphernalia2nd Poss Of Marij or SynNORCO, LA

Bristol, Kylie LBench WarrantBURAS, LA

FORD, ASHLEYAnimals AbandonedBELLE CHASSE, LA

Tran, Nan VanBench WarrantBURAS, LA

HOTARD, RODNEY JDomestic Abuse BatteryBELLE CHASSE, LA

ROPEL, THOMAS WALTER IIIBench Warrants (3)MARRERO, LA

MEADS, EDDIE WBench WarrantNEW ORLEANS, LA

DAMPIER, ROBERT PAUL JR.No Motor Vehicle InspectionOper Veh W/Out Curr Num Plates. Oper. Veh. W/out Registr. CertBELLE CHASSE, LA

BARTHELEMY, LAKENYAAngling With Out A LicenseAngling With Out A LicensePoss 10 Or More Red DrumTake/Poss Undersized Red Drum, SLIDELL, LA

SCHEXNAYDER, STEVENBench WarrantFugitive WarrantGrand Isle, LA

TAYLOR, JUDDTheft Of Goods Schedule II/PossessionSchedule III/PossessionVENICE, LA

ROGERS, DONNASchedule II/PossessionSchedule III/PossessionVENICE, LA

MCNABB, ELIZABETHSchedule II/PossessionSchedule III/PossessionVENICE, LA

MCDANIEL, ADRIANHold For Protective CustodyTERRE HAUTE, IN

CUSTODY Kyle A Bourgeois v Samantha Walker DAMAGES Louisiana Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co v Jason Bourgeois, et al, Ashlay Peoples et al v Hospital Services of Louisiana, et al, Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Co, et al v Barriere Construction Co, et al, First Equity Inc, et al v Louisiana State, et al, Landwerlin Trucking Inc, et al v Sol Express Inc DIVORCE Woodrow Autmon Jr. v Shondreka M W Autmon, Teena S Ledet v Kristian P Ledet EXECUTORY PROCESS Valerie A Greenway v Jermaine L Rawls JUDGEMENT EXECUTORY Louisiana Bureau of Credit Control Inc v Steve Kelly Jr., Louisiana Community & Technical College System v Joe Jackson

MONIES DUE Midland Funding LLC v Shakel Walker, The Lacroix LLC v Fortress Group USA LLC, et al OPEN ACCOUNT Cach LLC v Malinda Barthelemy PROMISSORY NOTE National Collegiate Student Loan Trust 2006-3 v Ashley Escapule, Laura Brown v Mark J Brown SUCCESSION Warren D Burmaster, in re, Frank G DeSalvo, in re, Kenneth P Wilson, in re, Angelette H Korutz, et al, in re, Robert L Cappiello, in re

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Plaquemines Parish Government is soliciting Statements of Interest and Qualifications from licensed residential and/or commercial contractors to participate in the Plaquemines Parish Housing Assistance Program (PHAP). Information is being collected on behalf of potential awardees who will need to select contractors to complete repairs or replace and elevate their structure damaged as a result of Hurricane Isaac.Interested parties may request a “PHAP Contractor Solicitation of Interest and Qualifications” packet for completion from the Plaquemines Parish Grants Office, Ms. Hilda Lott, Grant Administrator, 8056 Hwy 23, Suite 200, Belle Chasse, LA 70037. Packets may also be requested via email at [email protected] or via telephone at 504-297-5642. Submissions will be accepted on an as received basis.

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BIG SALE: Furniture, toys, comfortors, new clothes: men, women & children. SAT 9am-1pm. Call if look-ing for something. 62383 S. Receiving Station Rd, Slidell (New hwy from 11 to Airport Rd) Next to paint-ball. Call 985-290-6482.

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ELECTRIC ROPER dryer, great condition, $80 obo. Call 985-649-5554 or 504-473-2999.

REFRIGERATOR $150; 32” Color tv, $75. Call 985-710-1467.

2 FUR coats, $20 each; China set, $50. Call 985-641-1604.

Gift Certificate to Acadian Cinemas in Picayune,MS for $15. 985-774-03812 Pairs of Sammie Skech-ers Shoes. Basically brand new. Black and Brown. Orig $55. Get for $15. 985-774-0381

BARELY USED Playsta-tion 3 250GB, 5 games included: Mortal Kombat, Call of Duty Black Ops II, Unchartered III, Aliens, Injustice. $225. Call 985-774-0381

KENMORE DRYER, $50. Call 504-813-3307.

LOOKING TO BUY a good, used bed with crib mattress for girl toddler, metal Bar-bie Doll House, from the 1050’s. Call 985-290-9294.

M E TA L D O O R S , 30”x6’8”, some with glass, good condition, $65 each; Queen Anne chair, $100; Quilty scraps, $6/bag. 985-892-7435. 5CU.FT. CHEST Freezer,

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106 Rose Manor Court $425,000Belle Chasse. 4BD/3.5BA. 2 story foyer. Wd. burning fireplace. Kit. has Viking cooktop. Spiral staircase & wet bar in den. Approx. 3,485 sq.ft. liv. & 4,289 total area.

312 Cypress Point Rd. B $300,000Venice. 3BD/2.5BA condominium. Located on the waterway & minutes from the Gulf of Mexico. Underneath offers tackle room & screened in bar area. Includes a 21’ X 10’ boat slip. Approx. 1,350 sq. ft. liv. & 2,700 total area.

155 Plantation Ln. $285,000Belle Chasse. 4BD/3BA. Offers bar area, gas frpl., recessed lighting, sunroom, tray ceilings, etc. 180’ X 265’ lot. Current owner pays $890/year for flood insurance. Approx. 3,790 sq. ft. liv. & 4,284 total area.

12450 Highway 23 $349,000Belle Chasse. 4BD/2.5BA. Fabulously maintained. Gated front porch. Elegant liv. rm. w/ fireplace. Dining area opens to updated kit. 30’ X 40’ garage. Approx. 2,389 sq.ft. liv. & 4,401 total area.

113 Melvyn Dr. $185,000Belle Chasse. 3BD/2BA. Living rm. complete w/ wd. laminate flooring. Spacious 20’ X 16.1’ master suite. Many storage options. Covered carport & long driveway. Approx. 1,650 sq. ft. liv. & 1,700 total area.

103 Theta St. $180,000Belle Chasse. 4BD/2BA. Den & liv. areas provide enough space for you & your family to spread out & enjoy. Large kit. attached to eat in breakfast area. Attached one car garage. Fenced in rear yard. Approx. 2,102 sq. ft. liv. & 2,344 total area.

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

Capt. Hoop -- Continued

Had a 2 boat trip for bull reds. I had the 3-15 year old kids and the other boat had the dads. It was interesting. The first place did not produce so we moved about 20 miles away and it paid off.

For the kids it was a learning curve. For me it was a test of equipment. I had one of them reel a cork through the guide. This will break the tip about 6 inches from the top guide. It did! In spite of this we did battle with several beautiful bull reds.

One of the fish got right near the boat and as I was ready to net it the kid lifted the fish instead of letting me net it. He high sticked the rod and the fish made another run. The rod shattered right above the first guide from the reel so we did the rest of the battle that way. I was now out 2 rods for the day.

Overall the kids were great and we had a very good day. At one time the kid went to pick up the fish but the fish had other ideas. the fishes tail hit him in the chest quite hard. I heard the tail slap and saw the results picked it up anyway.

We had a great day. When I got home a replacement rod from Falcon was waiting for me. I had sent them one a while back and they warranted it. Good timing Falcon. I sent the 2 broken ones back in the tube they sent mine in.Another trip I had 2 guys for 2 days that wanted nothing but bull reds. My work was cut out for me but not in the way you would think. We found the bulls thick and I never had a chance to rest.

It was many doubles. When we got to 30 they set the bar at 40. Once there the bar went to 50. That would be my PB. These guys were animals and never stopped to rest. Usually the guys tire out after 15 to 20 each. Not these guys though.

A lot of these fish were very beautifully colored. We only caught 1 Jack Crevalle and they gave me a chance to get one at the end of the day.By the time I had a chance to get these 2 back in the water one of them was already hooked up again.

We had 38 one day and the next day we ended up with 59 bull redfish boated and 1 Jack. I only had the one. I worked my butt off both days. One of the few days I can come in with clean ice and honestly have an outstanding day.

Life is Good!

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On November 28, the Belle Chasse Lockup was dedicated in honor of Deputy Douglas James “Jimmy” Landry.

On May 30, 1972, Deputy Landry was killed in the line of duty during a traffic crash just south of Belle Chasse. Jimmy joined the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office on July 30, 1956. He served with the Sheriff’s Office for 16 years as a Patrol and Civil Deputy.

The event was attended by the Landry family, members of the Sheriff’s Office, elected officials, fellow local, state and federal law enforcement officials, and the public.

A very special thank you to Rosa Admaes-Incer, a Belle Chasse Middle School 5th grade student and member of the Louisiana Young Artists and Young Authors (LAYAYA), who so beautifully sang the National Anthem, as well as the PPSO Young Marines who presented the colors.

Belle Chasse Lockup dedicated in honor of Deputy Douglas James “Jimmy” Landry.

Sheriff Lonnie Greco presents the Landry family with theplaque of Deputy “Jimmy” Landry

Close-up of Deputy “Jimmy” Landry’s plaque that will be proudly displayed in the Belle Chasse Lockup.

The PPSO would also like to thank Mrs. “Dottie” Tardy - Secretary of the Louisiana Chapter of Police Survivors (LA-COPS), and her husband Don for attending and providing support to the Landry family. Their son, NOPD 5th District Police Officer, Chris Russell was killed in the line of duty on August 4, 2002, during an armed robbery.

Sheriff Greco sincerely appreciates the assistance of Plaquemines Parish Government District 4 Councilman Irvin Juneau, Jr. and Council Chairman Benny Rousselle for their efforts in obtaining an official proclamation on May 28, 2015 for the dedication of the Lockup.

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Today we will see mostly sunny skies with a high temperature of 72º, humidity of 78%. The record high temperature for today is 81º set in 2007. Expect partly cloudy skies tonight with an overnight low of 61º. The record low for tonight is 30º set in 1995. Friday, skies will be partly cloudy with a high temperature of 75º, humidity of 73%. Skies will be mostly cloudy Friday night with an overnight low of 64º. Expect mostly cloudy skies Saturday with a slight chance of showers, high temperature of 74º.

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Dec. 10, 1989 - Heavy snow fell across the northern and central mountains of Colorado, with 24 inches reported at Steamboat Springs. Six to 12 inches of snow fell in the Denver and Boulder areas, delaying plane flights and snarling traffic.

Dec. 11, 1987 - Low pressure over southwestern Ontario, Canada, brought snow and gusty winds to the north central United States. Winds gusted to 62 mph at Riverton, Wyo. Snow and high winds in eastern North Dakota reduced visibilities to less than 100 feet.

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Saturday Mostly Cloudy

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Sunday Cloudy70 / 60

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Tuesday Partly Cloudy

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Wednesday Mostly Sunny

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Hope you are getting all those handmade Christmas gifts finished and now making something for yourself. I am afraid I am a little behind schedule. But that is okay, I plan on taking my vacation soon so I can get all caught up. My gifts will be completed in time. Believe me, I have Carlea’ to remind me what has to be done for who and when it must be finished. She gets to be a little bossy at times. But, she keeps me on my toes and on schedule so I really can’t complain.

A friend of Kelly’s wanted a Frozen theme wreath for her door this year. And of course Kelly says, “My Mom can make that”. So off to Hobby Lobby we headed to look for things we needed. And of course, with that movie having been popular a couple years ago, there wasn’t anything I had originally planned on using available. So we started looking at the different colors of mesh, ribbons, ornaments, and accent pieces. We had a choice of either silver or white for the base color, so we choose the white, the silver was just a bit too harsh for what I had in mind. Than we chose a lighter blue 4 inch mesh ribbon. For the bow to the side I used a white sheer ribbon with pale blue and silver snow flakes. I also had a blue sheer ribbon with silver in it. I also added 2 sliver and 2 blue sparkle springs on each side of the bow. To give it a little more interest, I used 5 pale lavender ornaments and some sparkled pale lavender snow flakes. We had a lot of fun picking out everything that went into the wreath. Carlea’ is learning to color co-ordinate things very nicely. It won’t be long before she will making the wreaths and I will be standing there watching.

Think we did a pretty good job on this wreath. Have to give Carlea’ a lot of thanks for remembering the colors from the movie. She and I will be doing a lot of crafting the next couple of weeks. That is, after homework is done and dance school.

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PANSIESThe LSU AgCenter just released their plant of the week the other day and all they are talking about is the pansy. And if you have been living in the south for the last couple of years I would think you are on the same page as those who line up to vote on such matters but if not then you are about to hear about the next best option for a southern gardener to include in their winter garden. The pansy, Viola tricolor var. Hortensis, is a horticultural staple when it comes to cool season annuals and in fact, they are one of the most widely known annual flowers when it comes to all of gardening. One thing to keep in mind with popular plants is that they will come with many different names. One of the industry standard varieties is the Majestic Giants II series. They have large 3.5 inch flowers and come in over twenty

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TO E-MAILS FROM JOE ALLEVAby Tony Onellion

Waterboarding is supposedly illegal in the United States but that didn’t prevent Athletic Director Joe Alleva, a gutless administration and Les Miles’ so-called supporters from letting this 11-year coach twist in the wind last month. Forget the Felipe Franks de commitment; that was a work in progress. Watching the quarterback development, or lack of it at LSU had more to do with Franks’ move to Florida than the shaft job by Joe, the man who helped devastate Duke’s lacrosse team before bringing his “shoot first” style of management to Baton Rouge.

No, Miles has another year or the rest of his contract to finish before the criticism cranks up again, and crank up it will, if Miles continues in the consistency of his public persona and private coaching philosophy. Amazingly, Alleva and his ilk found a way to make a $4.5 million dollar a year man the victim in a Keystone Cops episode. Like it or not, college football has changed and if the curmudgeon in Tuscaloosa can hire Lane Kiffin to revamp his offense and lose that double tight end “student body right” alpha technique at Alabama, anyone can adjust. Miles has fought offensive change in college football like buggy whip manufacturers fought the automobile over one hundred years ago. A succession of sub-par offensive coordinators, including his buddy, Cam Cameron, have not done the job and whether that’s entirely their fault or a combination of their abilities with Miles’ interference in their play calling, it doesn’t really matter now. However, the corporate-style hatchet job on Miles by the so-called leadership at LSU was a case study on how to do everything wrong. Congratulations, LSU administration, cowardly boosters and especially Joe “The Schmo” Alleva.

Funny how a man who writes emails to the fans, scattering manna to the masses like the Krewe of Comus throws Mardi Gras beads, can take his most visible coaching asset and mistreat him for several weeks. Joe, you really wanted Jimbo Fisher back here, a man whose offensive prowess wasn’t all that steady and whose greatest accomplishment was keeping model citizen Jameis Winston on his Florida State team, long enough to win a national championship? Or would you rather consider another thoroughbred like Miles, albeit with a little more communications skill and adaptability? Either way, you don’t have the chops to make such a decision.

You hide behind your e-mails, for example letting paying fans and loyalty fund supporters know how lucky we were to have South Carolina visiting us after their disastrous flooding. Of course, you couldn’t guarantee anyone paying less than $5,000 per seat per season the right to purchase their own ticket, but those deep pocket contributors could buy eight. And your humane way of letting us know we could each bring one whole bottle of water into the stadium without having it confiscated?! Wow, was that public relations genius! What about your position on improving the stadium facilities & products to continue to put fannies in seats. How’s that turning out? Where are those improvements for the average fan and a little more understandable communication from the athletic department to let us know you’re at least trying to affect some positive changes? Oh, that’s above your pay grade. Not to worry. That same group of higher ups who allowed you to mess with Miles don’t have the you-know-whats to chide you publicly. Oh, they may tear you a new one in private, but we’ll never know. Certainly it won’t be in the visible way you and your cohorts mishandled things for Miles and LSU in late November. If you missed Thanksgiving, Joe, well, you created your own turkey.

Miles friends in high places didn’t do him much good either. If they had the stroke and the bucks to support this man, why weren’t their voices heard? They backed him privately, previously, when he was under fire, but not this time while he was under the gun. And where were the deep pocket boosters who wanted him out? We didn’t hear from you as well. Miles may have miles to go in many areas, but I have to agree with those who say he has class. He’s an easy man to like but not the easiest to get to know. But now those feckless leaders in their $100,000 per seat towers, those builders of concession and deception, those politically and money motivated folk, spawn of the gutless board which torpedoed Charles McClendon 35 years ago, to you we say, “Stay Tigers! You go!”

We can only hope that football talented high school seniors and younger will forgive the stupidity of Joe Alleva and his group of Scary Men (and Women?) Fortunately, Paul Mainieri doesn’t have to worry about their incompetence, nor do any of LSU’s other fine coaches, because their sports don’t bring in the bucks that football creates. Years ago, we turned down the right leader from Duke when LSU said “no” to Steve Spurrier. We compounded the gaffe by hiring loser Joe Alleva from the same university. Want to bet Alleva’s gone before Miles is? I guess we’ll (la)cross(e) that bridge when we come to it.

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WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR DIGITAL ASSETS WHEN YOU DIE?

by Jeffrey M. Salas • Partner, Salas Wang LLC

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.

So What Do I Do?

The best practice for digital asset management is to take a three-pronged approach:

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.

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Belle Chasse Academy recently held their annual Scholastic Book Fair -- this year’s theme....MONSTERS!! The library was decked out with monsters everywhere...

inside and out! Staff had a “dress up” day and went all out!

Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Bylsma’s kindergarten class wanted to be part of the Monster Book Fair -- they were not to be outdone!Pictured are: Front row - Genevae Trevino, Aubree Kelly, Landon Jones, Noah Snider, Andrew Brooks, Lucas LaPlante, Devon Baskir; Second row - Isaiah Pierce, Isaiah Dunbar, Kaidyn Estores, Charlotte Scott, Karter DuBuclet, Caden Burke, Chase Ortiz, Avalon Houston; Back row - Abigail Sedivy, Marissa Wynter, Jadyn Bowe, Matthew Jones, Levi Kelley, Kaylah Pyles, Bailey Bumblis, Samuel Bowen.

The 2nd grade team went with some not-so-scary monsters -- Cookie Monster and Elmo! Front: Missy Orgeron; 2nd row: Jenise Kennedy, Lauren Casey, Jackie Chauvin; 3rd row: Stephanie Coker, Diane Henderson, Ashlyn Olasin, Melissa Binns, Kristy Phillips, Felicia Strahan, Val Rivera.

Kindergarten teachers are very creative and went all out with their original costumes! Front: Carolyn Bylsma; 2nd row: Maria Jones, Jean McPhee, Lee Bugg, Laura Cummings, Jessica Mann, Tracey Kent; Back: Christine Lampard

Of course the library staff got creative too and did a monster theme for their team. Pictured: Michelle Smith, Sabine Kraska, Beth Urbaszewski, Eileen Gros.

And we cannot leave out the cafeteria staff...though they don’t look very scary either! Front: Julia Santamaria, Rosalia Edwards, Cheryl Abadie; Middle: Leslie Babin, Estella Mossi, Loretta Moscoffiian; Back: Ahmad Lawson, Meritza Perez, Audrey Hite, Karen Davis, America Montes, Renee McCallum.

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