Saturday, January 7, 2012

Saints Defensive Coordinator Gregg Williams May Leave for Rams If Jeff Fisher Gets His Way

The Twitterverse rumor mill is hopping with rumors of Saints Defensive Coordinator Gregg Williams leaving for the Rams.  According to the NFL Network Jason La Canfora and sources inside the St. Louis Rams organization Jeff Fisher is close to signing as the head coach of the franchise.  Among his wants, Gregg Williams.  This is developing and I am sure there is more to come once and if the deal goes through with Jeff Fisher.

Williams' contract will be coming to a close after this year but it is rumored the Saints want to ink him for a long term deal to keep him with the team.

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Monday, January 2, 2012

Top 5 Star QB Gunner Kiel commits to LSU

ESPNU 150 Quarterback Gunner Kiel verbally commited to LSU today. After receiving a less than warm reception from Notre Dame fans and alums along with not being impressed with University of Indiana's record are rumored to be among reasons for Kiel's decision, according to reports.

Indiana had focused on Kiel as their number one recruit and had planned to rebuild their program around the quarterback.




Kiel is the 2nd ranked high school quarterback in the nation according to ESPNU top 150 recruits. According to ESPN, Kiel's visit to LSU the week of the Arkansas game made quite an impression on him, "When I went to Louisiana, it was just awesome," Kiel told the website MyIndianaFootball.com. "Friday I woke up and told my parents 'I'm ready to commit. I want to go to LSU and this is the best place for me."

It would appear that Gunner Kiel decided that winning was more important than staying close to home and attending Indiana or Notre Dame. I think I speak for the Tiger Nation when I say, Gunner Kiel, you have chosen wisely.

Geaux Tigers!

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Endorsement: If It's Change You Really Want, Vote Buddy Roemer for President 2012





Bayou Perspective formally endorses Buddy Roemer for President in 2012. Governor Roemer's 'Roemer Revolution' while he was Governor of Louisiana is evidence enough that he can implement reform, and means what he says. Roemer brought campaign finance limits to Louisiana where in the past elections could be bought and contributions could be virtually unlimited.

Money in politics is the underlying problem that affects all other aspects of our corrupt and incompetent government. The system as we know it has resulted in special interests running our country and receiving endless bailouts while the American people foot the bill. Governor Roemer is the only candidate speaking out to end the corruption.

Roemer puts his money where his mouth is and will only accept $100 donations from each individual donor and refuses to take money from the PACs and special interest that all other Democrat and Republican candidates are all to happy to take.



If you haven't seen Governor Roemer's website, please go there now and support Governor Roemer: www.buddyroemer.com

The other candidates are afraid of Roemer and won't even let him debate. The reason why, because he has not raised at least $500,000 in the last 90 days.



He is the only candidate with experience as a Congressman, a Governor, and the CEO of a billion dollar bank that took no federal bailout money

If you want real change, vote for Buddy Roemer for President in 2012.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Every Day Should Be Bank Transfer Day

Every Day Should Be Bank Transfer Day
By: Joshua W. Delano
15NOV2011
Washington, DC





A few Fridays ago on November 4, 2011 a new movement known as, 'Bank Transfer Day' began in which every day Americans like you and me stepped out to change things. I am not talking about a bunch of presumptious yuppy liberals with money in the bank like the Occupy Wall Street movement, but regular people who were fed up with the every day policy of moral hazard of the largest banking institutions like Bank of America and Wells Fargo.

According to BC Politics nearly 20,000 new members a day were added to local credit unions through October and nearly double that amount thus far through November. Although I wouldn't totally disagree with the protest of Occupy Wall Street, I like so many others across this country have to go to work every day.

True protest is change, that is to not repeat the same idiocy over and over. Rather than protest in the financial districts and downtowns across America, I'd rather act and hit the big banks where it hurts most. Hence, the reason for Bank Transfer Day, many Americans feel the need to stop feeding the greed-infested parasite that is big banks.

I would encourage you to move your money to a local member-owned credit union as well and if you want to encourage this movement of economic freedom please check out the Move Your Money Project
( www.moveyourmoneyproject.org ).

Go out and do your best and be wise with all you have. If we are to be good stewards of all the money we are blessed with, then shouldn't we also keep our money with a financial institution that also exemplifies good stewardship? It is my hope that times will get better and we can put an end to engendering the moral hazard of the banks and their credit default swaps and other irresponsible investment of our money.

Be the change you want to see.

All the best and God bless.