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he has a point about those 3 players being out. That is literally 3 out of our top 4 players. There is no team in the league that would be a contender or seriously competitive if you removed their star player and 2 other major starters. It just doesn't happen. That's why we need players to play. Nothing else matters if that's not happening.

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To be competitive, sure, it's unrealistic to expect wins with talent injured, but even when players are out teams should still be able to run offensive sets and maintain some identity. Young guys need to show improvement and tradable assets need to show some value. Last night's game was just another example of Willie being unable to construct an offense. There was so much iso that it might as well have been a pickup game.

I like LUFU but don't think it stands out over Plume. I'd rather "cross the damn bridge."

He's always been wildly inconsistent. He'll string together multiple games playing aggressive and before the Trigga gets "stuck" and he falls back to passivity. It's just who he is at this point. Hopefully the aggressive steaks last a little longer and the Stuck Trigga games are fewer.

I went to TLS and think there's a bigger chunk that never really worked hard and never felt pressure until studying for the bar exam.

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From what I gathered there are two curriculums at Tulane and Loyola. One teaches the Louisiana centric courses including the LA Code courses and one that focuses on the Multi State Bar exam.

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At least at Tulane there's not a requirement to be on one track or the other so students can take a mix of common law and civil law but it seems silly to split oneself and master neither. Know your strengths. If good at memorizing I think most on the fence would do better studying common law for broader applicability in a bigger job market outside LA. If good at memorizing then LA bar isn't bad with a prep course. If poor at memorizing then take civil law classes for extra civil law exposure and lean on reasoning if taking bar in another state.

Textbook "disputable evidence." I don't know how that was indisputable.

I think Coquette should be recognized at a low level. Had they kept the tasting menu option they could have been bib gourmand but as it is now I think Plate level is possible.

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How is this a problematic question? It seems open to either side of the aisle using facts from real life.

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Right. Just take a stance and support the position. Could even argue the side disagreeing with just to build a skill to articulate another's argument. There's no problem as long as teacher is grading the thought process and not the position itself.

So #2 of... 2?

I'm considering but first trying to see how much I can lose in the next 14 months with exercise, intermittent fasting, and cutting calories. While I wouldn't feel any shame or need to hide it, I mentally need to at least try what I can on own before adding a GLP1 as an expensive tool.

Chicago is also known for jazz. Not arguing that it's Chicago but saying famous for jazz is a way to connect three lottery teams.