New Orleans Saints faltering with clock management when it comes to quarterback Drew Brees~Jeff Duncan

Kristian: Ingram injury concern?~WWL

Feds should prosecute, jail some BP execs   
~Dr. David Uhlmann, former head of the U.S. Department of Justice Environmental Crimes Section, argues in the Michigan Law Review for criminal charges against BP, including manslaughter. He cites Title 18 Section 1115 of the U.S. Criminal Code, known as the “Seaman’s Manslaughter Statute.”
The statute holds companies, executives, managers and employees of vessels liable for fines and imprisonment for deaths occurring on their rigs.
Jeanne Grasso of Blank Rome LLP, a maritime and environmental law expert, says that in applying the statute, “it is important to note that intent is not an element of the offense and it is unnecessary to show that the acts or omissions that caused the loss of life were willful or intentional.” Rather, she explains, simple negligence is enough to secure a conviction.
~Editilla Rotellas~ Let's not forget Keelhauling or Tar & Feathers!

Plaquemines Parish will get new levees thanks to deal last week

Frank Gehry house takes shape at Brad Pitt's Make It Right development ~Doug MacCash

Baton Rouge has the nation’s highest rate of new HIV cases 

Central Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale Scheduled for June 20

Mississippi corporate prison riot leaves guard dead, 8 hurt

The Mississippi, Mekong juxtaposed

Astrology conference to share knowledge, offer predictions in New Orleans

BBQ at the Avenue, NOLA Smokehouse Finds Room to Grow on St. Charles ~Ryan Sparks, NOLA DEFENDER

The Pots Are Ber'lin ~Blackened Out

BBQ Shrimp from High Hat Cafe ~NOLA Food Porn