lsuadpi

Well first of all I'm not a dude :lol: So should I have said crawdads, mud bugs or what. And yes, I have lived in Raleigh since Jan 1986 and still miss LA :wah:

Oh, duh crawfish, yeah maybe I have been in NC too long :lol:

Hey, we do have an alumni association in Raleigh. We're having a Mardi Gras party on 2/15 and our crayfish boil is on 5/17. Most people around here call Cary Concentrated Area [of] Relocated Yankees like someone else noted. Our web site is geauxtriangle.com. We also have view ins during football season. We'd love to have you join us!

jimlsu1 - I'll be in Aruba for the Alabama game. Did you find a place to watch the game?

I read somewhere it was a Lisfranc fracture. I think it was on the Advocate.

The Lisfranc fracture is a fracture and dislocation of the joints in the midfoot, where a cluster of small bones forms an arch on top of the foot between the ankle and the toes. From this cluster, five long bones, the metatarsals, extend until the toes. It is named after 18th- and 19th-century surgeon and gynecologist Jacques Lisfranc de St. Martin."

Treatment options include operative or non-operative treatment. If the dislocation is less than 2 mm, the fracture can be managed with casting for 6 weeks. The patient's injured limb cannot bear weight during this period. For operative treatment, screws +/- k-wire will be used for internal fixation of the fracture after closed or more likely open reduction. Again, the patient's injured limb should not bear weight for approximately 6-12 weeks. The screws/k-wires are usually removed later, sometimes before weight bearing.

I was @ the game and it looked like y'all would have a lot of no shows but they were in the seats by kick off. There were many who bailed @ the beginning of the 4th quarter but if they hadn't gotten too far away, the shouting from the UNC side brought them back. I'm a LSU alum living in Raleigh and spoke to several UNC fans as we drove back today from Atlanta while outlet mall shopping. Several UNC fans said LSU fans were very nice to them and they had a great experience with our fans @ the game.

As for the tiger bait chant, you do know we have a real tiger on campus, right? And a tiger would eat a person, if they got the chance, so it all makes sense. Basically the saying is "if you're not a Tiger then you're tiger bait." Personally, I rather tiger bait our opponents than boo them.

I live in Raleigh and this is part of an article on our local newspaper's site:
Depending on whose rules were broken, North Carolina football players could wind up in uniform Saturday against LSU in Atlanta, even if they are suspended for the game.

If an athlete is found to have broken a school rule, UNC could allow him to travel with the team and wear his uniform on the sideline.

But if any Tar Heel is found to have broken NCAA rules, he would not be allowed to dress for the game and likely wouldn't be on the sideline at all.



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Here's the address and phone [Spirits Pub & Grub]:

(919) 462-7001
701 E Chatham St
Cary, NC

and their web address:

spiritscary.com

I'm not good a linking - sorry!

ABC is showing the pilot on Saturday.

I just saw it earlier today and thought it was a lot better than the reviews. Ditto on Meryl, Alec and John Kransikski. The reviews said it was predictable but didn't think the ending was. I think there were hints in some things Jane/Meryl said throughout about working too hard to get to where she was that led me to believe it might not end as expected.

If you don't mind driving to Santa Fe, I'd recommend a place called Maria's. My husband came on a business trip with me in Dec 2000 and the Sheraton in ABQQ recommened it to us. We went and it was great then went back again in Sept 2008. It was as good a we remembered. Lots of locals eat there.