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Well we don't import very much beef and the prices today are a result of a long term drought a couple of years ago that had cattlemen thinning their herds. Nothing to do with tariffs but it will be at least a couple of years before prices fall. So, you are wrong on beef. Neither president had much to do with the beef price rise.
Would be really nice if we had some sort of way to take photos of loading up the boats, but then that would probably require something from way up in the sky.
Do you really think that someone is picking out those boats at random?
Do you really think that someone is picking out those boats at random?
re: Mississippi River spillways have kept Louisiana dry and safe. That may no longer be enough
Posted by dinosaur on 11/28/25 at 10:08 am to ragincajun03
It was mainly written from the point of view of people who want brackish water for their business. Forget that the spillway is intended to save New Orleans from a flood, which would be a true disaster. I think the city is more important than the oyster industry.
And the river is starting to silt up just south of the Morganza structure, which could cause the structure there to be overwhelmed and the river change course. The law requires a set flow rate before Morganza can be opened but a few years ago there was a fear that the structure would be topped before the necessary flow rate would be met. Sooner or later one of those engineering marvels will fail.
And the river is starting to silt up just south of the Morganza structure, which could cause the structure there to be overwhelmed and the river change course. The law requires a set flow rate before Morganza can be opened but a few years ago there was a fear that the structure would be topped before the necessary flow rate would be met. Sooner or later one of those engineering marvels will fail.
re: Structural/Systemic Injustice
Posted by dinosaur on 11/4/25 at 4:24 pm to SirWinston
I disagree. It has been more like 50 years.
Both. But it begins with an offensive line that is terrible. It scares me to think that the coaches think there is no one on the bench who might, if given a chance, at least be mediocre. As to the rest of the offense, too many bone headed mistakes, questionable play calls, and hard-headed determination to do something like pound it in from the two when you can't get run to save your life otherwise. Back in 2020 I could not believe how often we saw the other team's receivers running completely free. Now, I can't believe how often the other team's line runs by our linemen, untouched, or pancakes our offensive line.
I agree that he is not a "running" quarterback but he at least is a threat to run and can run if the defense gives him room. I assume that the injury is a main reason Nuss does not seem to even consider running. But if the injury is that bad, why not try someone else?
re: High school football player fractures rival's spine in senseless attack
Posted by dinosaur on 9/21/25 at 8:06 pm to ReauxlTide222
Your “don’t believe your own eyes attitude” is the trouble with this country. Or is your view clouded by race? One kid is down and the other is trying to hurt him
And for how long did doctors say that smoking did no real harm? At what point do you question the "science". Too much medicine is about drug companies making loads of money. It is time that someone asked if the money has totally corrupted the system.
re: Top 5 Play from Clemson Game
Posted by dinosaur on 9/5/25 at 3:35 pm to pitchandcatch27
Maybe next time he gets some help from his backside. A little extra push from may be a safety once their back was initially stopped. But I am sure that over the season those little things will be improved.
Defense looks to be really good, and will make up for a lot of shortcomings, but a game like this is a different sort of measurement. I could easily see a game full of mistakes if they come out sort of flat. Talent levels are so different that LSU should never lose to Tech, but not looking too sharp is a good possibility.
I wonder how much of this is going to be about discovery and whether someone else pays the note
re: Onto LA Tech predictions…
Posted by dinosaur on 9/3/25 at 9:59 am to PenguinNinja
I think that they will be a little flat. Hard to get fired up for a state school after that emotional high last Saturday. This could either be a 48-0 foreshadowing of a championship run (playing poorly but still blowing them out) or a sloppy 31-21 mess. I would tend to guess more toward 48-0 just based on talent.
re: The demise of Baton Rouge
Posted by dinosaur on 8/30/25 at 9:12 am to LSUMANINVA
Turning into Jackson
I believe that center is the line position that weakens the whole line if he plays poorly. Last year our center play as a whole was poor. I think that is a major reason run blocking was bad. I am more worried about who is the backup there than at guard.
re: Succession litigation attorney recommendations
Posted by dinosaur on 7/25/25 at 11:36 am to Will Cover
That is a tough one to win. You will be fighting the "lucid period" argument and you will need to carry your burden. Good luck.
Warning sirens. Near the River bank. Solar powered. Built like a rain gage. Trip an alarm when the water level hit a given level. You could even staged sirens as the water rose
I believe that to win the championship, a team has to avoid injuries to their key personnel. You have to expect some injuries, just hope that you get lucky and don't lose people you can't easily replace. This LSU team could go a long way if they stay healthy.
My father fought in the Pacific. Hated McArthur. Said his ego got thousands of Americans killed.
re: Trump calls on FED to cut rates; hints at Powell being fired soon
Posted by dinosaur on 4/17/25 at 10:21 am to LSURussian
Trump has always said things that make people think he speaks before he thinks so his comments should not be a surprise. But when inflation is actually being reduced and a recession is being forecast, perhaps a more measured statement from the fed about future rates should be expected. I think the Trump statement is more about frustration over what seems to be political criticism of his policy. I would add that the fed seems to have been wrong on a lot of forecasts in the last few years and it makes me wonder how much of what they are doing is based on something other than economics.
re: Bill introduced to replace NCAA, limitless transfers, shake up conferences, cap coach pay
Posted by dinosaur on 4/9/25 at 11:04 am to Major Dutch Schaefer
Assuming that legislation of some sort is needed. What would you suggest needs to go into the bill?
To me, some sort of ability for the NCAA to set up transfer rules that can't be challenged by a court, some partial relief of the major income producers from title nine, and some provision for sharing the revenue generated by a particular sport with the people who play that sport. NIL is completely another deal but maybe there could be some legislation giving teeth to the pay for play and not really pay for name, image and likeness deals. I don't have a problem with a kid cashing in on some social media deal but simply buying players has to stop.
To me, some sort of ability for the NCAA to set up transfer rules that can't be challenged by a court, some partial relief of the major income producers from title nine, and some provision for sharing the revenue generated by a particular sport with the people who play that sport. NIL is completely another deal but maybe there could be some legislation giving teeth to the pay for play and not really pay for name, image and likeness deals. I don't have a problem with a kid cashing in on some social media deal but simply buying players has to stop.
Been in similar situations. Quit doing family court work after about 20 years of it. Seemed like every case as about lies told by parties and by a lot of the attorneys. Not all the attorneys but enough of them. Had more than one woman who got the hell beat out of her and then within a few weeks dropped the case and reconciled, only to have a worse beating a few months later.
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