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In first game
  Argentina 3, Egypt 2
Messi scores 20th World Cup goal and 8th of these games(1 goal today) the most he has scored in a World Cup.

Apparently Egypt pizzed. I saw a bit of it over goal they think should have counted
a referee they didn't want to be on the game
and "external and internal factors before and in game"

It was no easy win as  Argentina becomes first team to win a knockout game in regulation being two goals behind behind with fifteen minutes left

We watched Colombia v Switzerland.

I had a meeting at 6 and was up early.  I was going to run around 4 PM and had all my running clothes on.  Then I looked at my calendar and saw I had a work activity and had to meet 4 other lawyers for drinks and appetizers ... in 15 minutes. 

It was fun.  They are all in my group now and told me I can come to the office and work in their office with them.  They said it's crowded.  I said with the hours I work, it's more logical that I work at home.  If it's useful for me to meet people in person, I will, but it's usually not necessary, unless it's a big project.  The one guy invited me to join a running club of people he runs with.

I just had two glasses of mic ultra.  I am gonna run now.  First time.  So, it begins...

You may recall me saying a time or 6 that you should never take a news report that is just a regurgitation of a police report as gospel.

You may recall me saying a time or 6 that you should never take a news report that is just a regurgitation of a police report as gospel.

Did the police cam not capture the correct license plate?

Did the police cam not capture the correct license plate?

I didn't catch any explanation of that but they sure did not investigate much if any.  A quick look at the vid and a quick look at the car would have been more than enough to realize they were barking up the wrong tree.

I told you Egypt was mad(about as mad as I am at Elliott for not coming today)

Egypt were down and out - and downright furious after the video assistant referee (VAR) ruled out a second goal by Mostafa Zico for a foul after midfielder Marwan Attia was penalized for slightly stepping on Lisandro Martinez at the start of the move, when they were leading 1-0.

They were also adamant Mohamed Salah was fouled in Argentina's penalty area, seconds before the reigning champions broke for the winner.

When French referee Francois Letexier signalled full-time, many of Egypt's players slumped to the floor in disbelief at what had just happened.

In an explosive interview after the game, Egypt boss Hossam Hassan said his side had been "treated unfairly" and "suffered injustice." BBC Sport has approached Fifa for comment.

"There have been a lot of things to be questioned on and off the pitch," he added.

"Negative aspects all around. It's just about credibility, lack of credibility with how things unfolded.

"Perhaps they wanted to keep the world champion in the competition. Perhaps they wanted Messi to stay in the running.

"The world champion received support at every level. There seem to be pressures from the Argentina side on this outcome."

This match had everything - a penalty save, a disallowed goal, a red card as well as a thrilling comeback.

We have a local guy who does all our Hvac work , he just fixed my grandsons
rental house . It was leaking water, the drain was stopped up.

I don't see how the police could even say it was that family's car unless you could see the license plate or somehow prove it is the only car of that model and year in the entire state with that state's license plate. 

The thing to do in that situation is not even tell the police who was driving the car, even if it's your family car.  Let them prove who it was beyond a reasonable doubt.

Any 1st year lawyer will tell you to never speak to police unless your lawyer is present but most US citizens still have the idea that speaking with police might help.  That is not the way police operate now days.

As to the plate, maybe they had a partial and matched it to a sort of similar car then ran with that instead of actually doing their jobs?

Having watched 1000's of cases now, I am of the opinion that a very significant potion of police misconduct originates with laziness on the part of the officers.

Mark I know my rights but will probably get beat for exercising then where I live.

Indeed.  There is always that possibility. You might even be murdered for doing so.

That is a very large problem we have

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NEW: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton appears to have used an address where he did not live while voting in six elections in the past two years — despite warning voters that “it is illegal to misrepresent your residence on election records.”

My 1970 Camaro , 350 auto .



I should have kept this and sold my 69 Nova.