Zelig

I was at the game but would like to watch a replay. It was on CBS so I assume that WatchESPN is not an option. Does anyone have a suggestion about watching the replay? A link would be particularly helpful.

Gotta agree on this one. I am not a fan of Donald Trump at all, and even I find that CNN is in "piling on" mode. They obviously have hurt feelings from Trump's criticisms and have moved into attack formation. CNN certainly has set aside any sense of journalistic detachment in their coverage of the President and current politics. What strikes me is CNN they will comment on any rumor, no matter how unlikely or unverified, as if it is the truth or something they "know." Look, Trump deserves a lot of criticism, but there is enough to criticize without going beyond reasonable journalistic bounds. CNN is not balanced in its coverage, and I have stopped watching CNN for political news. And I say this is someone who is a critic of much of what President Trump says and does.

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The East Baton Rouge Parish Metro Council on Wednesday reduced the required setback width on a well-traveled stretch of Perkins Road, scaling it back from 125 feet to at least 100 feet. Perkins Road, from Glasgow Avenue to Congress Boulevard will be affected by the change. Property owners in those areas will be able to build closer to the right of way than they could in the past, including the visible and well-known mixed-use development Rouzan. John Delgado, whose district encompasses that portion of Perkins, pushed for the change.

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Yes, besides being a jerk, Delgado has been another of Spinosa's lapdogs. Getting caught up with this couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.

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Just look at council members bank accounts around the time the permit was approved.

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In particular, look at Mickey Skyring's bank account around that time. He was the council member who ran for his seat by running against Rouzan and then once elected became TS's best buddy. I remember that he would not accept phone calls from his constituents and was clearly TS's sycophant on the issue.

Kennedy needs to go. He is "conservative" on some issues but has shown a willingness to substitute his personal opinions on issues for legal reasoning. His same-sex marriage ruling was a case of him substituting his personal view on this issue for the Constitution and law.

There is at least one 84 Lumber in Baton Rouge. I hope that many of you contractors--at least those of you in favor of the rule of law--will take your business elsewhere.

I dated a girl years ago who worked in the ticket booth at a movie theatre in another state. She said that Christmas Day was crazy busy with people coming to watch the movies. I gather that there were families who viewed Christmas Day as movie day and who saw going to the movies as part of their Christmas celebration.

1. Hurts touchdown with three potential holding calls left uncalled.

2. Guice runs the wrong way on the last play of the game at Florida.

I can easily see three and maybe four--Scalia replacement, Ginsberg, and then Breyer or Kennedy--but it could be more than that if Thomas decides that he would rather have a Republican president make the appointment then some future Democratic president. Even two appointments could shift SCOTUS, but more than that could start to undo a lot of the damage left by the current court and previous courts.

All of this depends on the dependability of President Trump to name conservative justices. With Republican control of the Senate, now is the time to move, but I am not completely sure that President Trump will dependably nominate the kind of justices that are needed to shift the court. I hope so.

By the way, I think that there is a reasonable chance that the Republican Senate majority will change the filibuster rules to permit a majority vote on SCOTUS nominees. Without it all of the Senate Democrats who have criticized the Republicans for stonewalling President Obama's nominees will now find that this is a fair and reasonable strategy. Senate Democrats will make every effort to prevent President Trump from making his SCOTUS appointments,so it may take changes in the filibuster to get that done. Recall that Harry Reid pushed through a similar rule change in 2013 to permitted majority votes on federal nominations below the level of the Supreme Court.

I was at the game and would like to see (1) some of the officials' calls, many of which looked dubious to me (2) a great defensive effort, and (3) where the offensive breakdowns occurred.

Also, some posters are saying that this game will be on the SEC Network. The game was broadcast by CBS Sports, so I am assuming that SEC Network would not have access to the replay. I looked on the replay schedule for the SEC Network and our game is not on the schedule. Does CBS Sports have a replay option?

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Here is some national attention to this matter.

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That's not to say he won't still have accuracy or decision-making problems, but not telegraphing our plays can make any QB look better.

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I must say that I have been impressed with how Etling can look off the receiver and hit the open receiver. I noticed that on Dural's second touchdown--he looked to the left before throwing to Dural on the center-right side of the field. I don't think that I saw that very often with Harris.

Les Miles Field at Tiger Stadium

With sufficient documentation, is it possible to get a court order to stop her from having any contact with you? She clearly is harassing you, and I would think that there are laws against this kind of harassment.

Also, is she doing this kinda stuff with other neighbors?

Good luck, man. This sounds like a nightmare.

Simmons is an extraordinarily talented and skilled basketball player, and during his best moments I love to watch him play. But after watching him the entire season, I've concluded that he lacks heart and the killer instinct to be considered among the very best players in the country. He has long periods in games where he becomes a non-factor, and at key moments he either refuses to (or can't) take over the game. His talent and skills are apparent, and if he developed heart and a killer instinct he could be the best player in the country. But taken as a whole he isn't event he best player in the SEC. Right now I think that the two Kentucky guards--Ulis and Murray--are making bigger contributions to their team.

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So, what does the OT think about this video and the reaction to it? This video has created quite a stir at one of the Canadian universities. See the second link for the reaction.