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s. The College News Z-81B VOL. XXVII, No. 10 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1940 Copyright, Trustees of Bryn Mawr Collone, 1940 PRICE 10 C^NfS Science Series Fused by Weiss In Final Lecture Development of Sciences Results From Rational Concept of Nature Common Room, December 9.� Mr. Weiss concluded the series of Science Lectures by a discussion on the nature of the history of science. It was not, he said a summary of all that had been presented before, but rather an appendix or footnote to the other lectures. History, Mr. Weiss said, is an at- tempt to understand a certain thing through the course of time, or to see how anything becomes what it is. That involves the two related problems of what remains constant and what changes in the particular thing studied. Our conception of science today differs from that of the ancients. For Aristotle, the highest science is concerned with first principles and necessary deductions from them. Now the scientist does not claim to seek first principles. He makes a supposition and uses that to deal with empirical knowledge. The constant in the history of sc'ence is a method of approaching facts, making a hypothesis in order to understand the meaning of those facts, and using inductive and de- ductive reasoning. In one sense, the scientist clings to his hypothe- Continuert on Page Five Swarthmore to See B. M., Haverford Play The Player's Club of Bryn Mawr and the Cap and Bells of Haver- ford will present Our Town at Clothier Hall, Swarthmore, on Thursday, December 19. As in the original production there will be complete cooperation between Hav- erford and Bryn Mawr; the s'tage and lighting crew will be composed of students from both colleges. The presentation of the play at Swarthmore was suggested and ar- ranged by President Morley of Haverford. Swarthmore students will be admitted free, but Bryn Mawr and Haverford students will be charged fifty cents, and outsid- ers a dollar. If enough students wish to go, a special bus will drive them to Swarthmore. Calendar Thursday, Dec. 12.� Spanish Club tea, 4 p. m. Friday, Dec. 13.� C. 0. Hardy, Wartime Control of Prices, Com- mon Room, 4 p. m. French Club Christmas Play, Wyndham, 8. 30 p. m. Maids' and Porters' Dance, Gym, 9 to 1 p. m. Sunday, Dec. 15.� Christmas Service, hart, 7.45 p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 17.� Summer Camp Christmas Party, Common Room, 4 p. m. Current Events, Miss Reid, Common Room, 7.30 p. m. Maids' and Porters' Glee Club, Carol Singing. Wednesday, Dec. 18.� German Christmas Play, Common Room, 8 p. m. \ Good- Cooperative College Workshop Organized To Teach Refugees The American Friends' Service Committee, which administered last summer the Wolfeboro school for foreign scholars, has established at Haverford the Co-operative College Workshop, another educational project to equip refugee professors and artists to teach and to write in America. Miss Hertha Kraus, as- sociate professor of social economy at Bryn Mawr, originated the plan. Twenty-eight European scholars, all recent arrivals in America; are now living in Haverford. The Workshop offers training courses in education which are being taught by Haverford, Swarthmore and Bryn Mawr professors and other Main Line teachers. Students of both Haverford and Bryn Mawr are giving tutoring conferences to fa- miliarize every scholar with col- loquial English and to help-with papers, articles and books they may be writing. After Christmas, the members of the Workshop will spend part of every day at one of the neighboring colleges. Miss Fairchild, Miss Reed, Miss Robbins and Mr. Herben, of the Bryn Mawr faculty, are teaching at the Workshop; and seven Bryn Mawr girls are already serving as tutor-secretaries. More are need- ed; and Ruth Lehr, '41, Rhoads Hall, would be glad to talk to any- one who will offer their services. John Marsh, Edgar Emm, Louise Classen Excel in Joint Production of f0ur Town' Snow Brings Out Campus Artistic Ability; Statue Exuding Grandeur Found at Radnor By Barbara Herman, '43 The advent of snow on Thurs- day and Friday gave a definite im- petus to the creative instincts of the student body and also definite clues as to the waywardness of the student mind. In back of RadnQr the impos- ing figure of a stern and buxom lady stood staring with icy glare and haughty expression. Her fea- tures were chiseled, her topknot was in place down to the last hair, and her complexion was of the purest marble. That such evi- dences of hitherto unsuspected ar- tistic ability should come from what we imagine to be the confines of Radnor leads us to believe that there is more worldliness in our grads than meets the eye. The only question that is troubling us is, who was the model? A less developed piece of sculp- ture stood in front of Pem. West. It was the figure of a person of indeterminate sex standing wtar supplicating outstretched arms made of twigs and a beaming face done tastefully in dried apricots. It seemed to us a good complement to the majestic vision which sprang in stern Juandeur from Radnor's brow. ^ In the Cloisters' garden someone had taken the trouble to come out, walk around in a little circle and then go right back in again. We presume this was for purposes of meditation; and there are definite signs of an artistic temperament in the neatness and precision of each footstep and in the perfect roundness of the circle. There was great sport around campus, too. We know for a fact that some little boys were sleigh- riding in back of Rhoads (we were trying to write a paper at the time); and there were ski trails in the hockey field. On the whole, the snow seems to hare been the instigator of great mental, spir- itual, and physical endeavors. Intercollege Cooperation, Unity of Performance Praised Edith Voorhaus, '42; John Marsh, '43 Hardy to Discuss Economic Problems Raised by War Policy Charles 0. Hardy will speak on Wartime Control of Prices in the Common Room on Friday at four o'clock. Mr. Hardy is a member of the Brookings Institute 'of Wash- ington, D. C. and in September pub- lished a book for the Institute on the subject of his lecture here. The research work in this field was un- dertaken at the request of the United States' War Department. In his book, Mr. Hardy analyses the many problems connected with pricing and governmental policy in time of war and offers an appraisal of price controls as they were de- veloped during the World War. The action of government purchas- ing agents, use of priority sched- ules for production, price policies for the government and for the public at large, and the basic points for a war labor program are among the many complexities of a war economy which Mr. Hardy's book discusses. Machinery of con- trol and actual methods are also analysed A Maids and Porters Promise New Songs Christmas Concert To be Given Jointly The Christmas Service will be held on Sunday evening, December 15, at 7:45 P.M. in Goodhart. The sermon will be given by the Rev- erend Ernest C. Earp, Church of the Redeemer. For the first* time Miss Rice's orchestral group will join that of Haverford to accompany the sing- ing of several Christmas carols. The Bryn Mawr and Haverford choirs and instrumental groups will also give a carol concert in Rob- erts Hall, Haverford College on Monday, December 16, at 8:15 P.M. The choirs will sing: Tres Magi de Gentibus by Lang, Lo, How a Continued on Page Two By Olivia Kahn, '41 Goodhart, December 7.�One of I the most satisfying features of the Bryn Mawr-Haverford production of Our Town was the complete co- operation between the two colleges. In former years it would have been extremely difficult not to have sep- arated the contribution of each col- lege towards the dramatic produc- tion under consideration, but this year no such difficulty exists. The harmonious overtones may have been due either to the skill of Fifi Garbat, '41, who directed the play, or to the interest of both groups in doing a good job. Oiir Town, the Thornton Wilder play which came to Broadway a few seasons agp, has probably pen- etrated into four out of every five of the small theatre groups in America in a surprisingly short time. Perhaps for this reason it was not the best possible choice for the major fall play, but it is much to the credit of its producers that they made no particular at- tempt to follow the trail blazed by the New York production. Lou- ise Classen, '42, played the lead- ing role much as Martha Scott played it on Broadway, but the part is not elastic. She was ably supported by John C. Marsh, '43, who gave an astonishingly polished performance as George Gibbs, the young lover. Mr. Marsh acted sim- ply and effectively, never straining for dramatic heights, never slip- ping out of character. The audi- Contlnued on Page Three Summer Camp Party There will be a Christmas party on Tuesday, December 17, in the Common Room at 4 o'clock for the children who have been at the Bryn Mawr Summer Camp. Anyone who is interested in the Camp may come. The case workers from the Founding Society in Philadelphia have been in- vited, and supper will be served for them after the party. Students Asked Not to Use Reserve Room Because If They Do the Books Pile Up So By Marguerite Bogatko, '41 Every single Bryn Mawr under- graduate knows about the Reserve Room in the library or at least thinks she does. Anyone who ha3 never been in the Reserve Room has probably never passed fresh- man English and so is ruled out of any intelligent discussion. This is going to be an intelligent dis- cussion of why, where, and .what goes on in your reserve room. Of course, it's really much more restful to sit and dream at the The Maids' and Porters' Gleej|arge shiny desk in the west wing Club promises an entirely changed I where the record library and the repertoire for this year's Christ- mas carolling. All the spirituals are new, and Meg Wadsworth, the director, has collected several Christmas songs. The group has been greatly en- larged this year, from. 36 to about 40. Regular attendance and great enthusiasm have marked the re- hearsals, and this Christmas, for the first time, the Glee Club will sing with sheet music. book elevator are. Not much chance for dreaming in the hurly- burly of the old reserve room, but there are loads of interesting peo- ple around. There are those inter- esting people who just take the night now." There are people with untidy hair who rush up and say accusingly, "And where is my book?" "What book and who are you?" one asks tactfully. "Oh, never mind," they say bit- terly, taking all the slips out of the box and throwing them on the floor. Last but not least there are the spie"s. Sometimes they just peek in and sometimes they come in and have a good look around. "Books are sort of piling up, aren't they?" the gestapo says casually to the reserve room girl. "Oh, do you really think so?" the r. r. girl answers politely, pre- tending that she thinks her sinister, visitor is just making conversation. If only all those girls who believe in a thorough flve-minutes-to-a- books down to Rhoads instead of book review before the quiz and signing them out and the people who smile and say at 7:30, "Oh, don't be such an old meanie, there are twelve other copies of this book, so let me take one out over- those girls who do their history reading and their music reading would go away, books wouldn't pile up. But, of course, nobody even thinks of that. fe
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Wieze/Belgium, August, 24, 2012 – Belgium is famous for its two national treasures: beer and chocolate. And yet the worlds of these two great products have always remained separate. Until now, that is. Over the past year, Callebaut® has collaborated with the Federation of Belgian Brewers in a unique experiment: pairing desserts made with Belgian chocolate and Belgian beers. At the Belgian Beer Weekend the international public of foodies and beer lovers can taste the results and discover how beer and chocolate are truly "made for each other."
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As a mom, it's quite a daunting task to raise kids who differ from each other – not only in terms of interests – but also in their personalities and temperament. If they were all the same, what a perfect world this would be! Unfortunately, this is not what nature intended. People are different from each other, even if they're related in blood or belong to the same direct family line. The challenge of parenthood, in my case, has always been to understand my children's uniqueness and to deal with their differences.
People have a variety of approaches on coping with life, how they learn in the academe and in the so-called school of hard knocks. As a mom, I describe my parenting style as "cool," to say the least. I put no pressure on my kids to top their classes in school (even though I was an honor student myself). As I've written before, it's just important that they develop the discipline for learning, human relations & street smarts to cope with whatever life deals them later on.
But surely there's a scientific basis for the diversity in human character and behavior? There are actually many schools of thought on this matter. Most recently, I was glad to be acquainted with dermatoglyphics or the science of fingerprints. Dr. Harold Cummins coined the term in 1926 from the Greek words derma (skin) and glyphe (carve). Because fingerprints are unique to each individual, they have been scientifically proven as a valid method for identifying people (like criminals) and can even detect genetic disorders in newborn babies.
From the study of fingerprints comes now their link in tapping the innate talents and intellectual capability of a person. Inspired by Dr. Howard Gardner's Theory on Multiple Intelligences and Professor Roger W. Sperry's Nobel Prize-winning research on the left and right brain functions, Taiwanese Professor Lin came up with the Dermatoglyph Multiple Intelligence Test or DMIT.
DMIT is a patented scientific system to determine an individual's 16 Multiple Intelligences based on genetics, embryology, neuroscience, and dermatoglyphics. Dr. Lin stated that each of our 10 fingers coincide with our Multiple Intelligence and our inborn talents and skills. If the fingerprints of a person are captured accurately and analyzed correctly, each of the 10 inborn Multiple Intelligence can be unlocked and focused on for the betterment of the person.
I have to admit that my interest was piqued 100% when the whole concept was explained to me by Rosana Sy, president of Encycligent Inc., the company which has brought DMIT to the Philippines.


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Fluorescein angiography is an eye test that uses a special dye and camera to look at blood flow in the retina and choroid , the two layers in the back of the eye.
Retinal photography; Eye angiography
Eye drops that make the pupil dilate will be given. You will be asked to place your chin on the camera's chin rest and your forehead against a support bar to keep your head still during the test.
The health care provider will take pictures of the inside of your eye. After the first group of pictures are taken, a dye called fluorescein is injected into a vein, usually at the bend of your elbow. Then, a special camera takes pictures as the dye moves through the blood vessels in the back of your eye.
You will need someone to drive you home, because your vision may be blurred up to 12 hours after the test.
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Additional conditions under which the test may be performed:
There is a slight chance of infection any time the skin is broken. Rarely, a person is hypersensitive to the dye and may experience:
Serious allergic reactions are rare.
Your urine will be darker, and possibly orange in color, for a day or two after the test.
The test results are harder to interpret in people with cataracts.
Maguire JI, Federman JL. Intravenous fluorescein angiography. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology. 15th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009:chap 44.
Ciardella AP, Kaufman SR, Yannuzzi LA. The use of fluorescein angiography in acquired macular diseases. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Foundations of Clinical Ophthalmology. 15th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009:chap 113F.
Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. Franklin W. Lusby, MD, Ophthalmologist, Lusby Vision Institute, La Jolla, California. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.
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quote:Young left the game with a strained hamstring and did not return, Sixers.com reports. Coach Doug Collins says he will "be out for awhile."
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[??A] TIMES. April 29, 1896. Seen and Heard In Many Places. The publication of a defense of Mayor Swift and a brief reference to the fact that he was accused of indecision, if not cowardice, at the time of the anti-Abolition riots, has led to many inquiries from those of the present generation as to the circumstances surrounding those scenes of disorder. The story is practically contained in the events leading to the burning of Pennsylvania Hall, then situated on Sixth street, below Race. During the early part of the month of May, 1838, it was very evident that the humane intention of many of those sturdy lovers of liberty -- the Abolitionists -- had provoked the anger of the pro-slavery people to such an extent that a serious rupture must inevitably ensue. That believers in human bondage nearly half a century ago in this goodly City of Penn were numerous -- so numerous, indeed, that even the Mayor of the city showed a strong disinclination to interfere with the work of the mob that destroyed Pennsylvania Hall and in rather a weak speech almost gave his sanction to the work of destruction -- seems almost incredible. It was a brave band of men and women that assembled in that building on the night of May 16, 1838. There were threatenings and mutterings all over the city. The first indication of disorderly spirit was manifested on that morning, when a hundred or more men were seen prowling about the building examining the exits and entrances as though preparing for an attack. The meeting in the evening was addressed by those zealous friends of the slave, William Lloyd Garrison, Alvin Stuart, John G. Whittier, Angelina E. G. Weld and several women courageous enough to defy the dangerous mob spirit. There were three thousand people in the hall and they were greatly disturbed by the hooting and yelling on the street. Occasionally a brick was thrown through a window, and the meeting was adjourned a half hour before the time set. On the morning of the 17th a larger mob began to assemble on Sixth street in the neighborhood of Sassafras, and a committee of the managers immediately called upon Mayor John Swift and delivered to him a letter addressed "Esteemed Friend." In plain words the managers recounted the particulars of the disturbance, and called upon his Honor in the following language to protect them from violence: ["]To-morrow the State Anti-Slavery party will meet at 8 o'clock, Free Produce Convention at 10 o'clock; the Convention of American Women will meet at 1 o'clock P.M., and the Free Produce Convention will meet at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and the Pennsylvania State Anti-Slavery Society will meet at 8 o'clock in the evening, and we shall continue to use our building from time to time, as occasion may require, and we call upon thee, as Chief Magistrate of the city, to protect us and our property in the exercise of the constitutional rights peaceably to assemble and discuss any subject of general interest. Respectfully thine, DANIEL MEALL, President["] Imagine the astonishment of those peaceful men in drab, shad-bellied coats and broad-brimmed hats when the Chief Magistrate of the city replied that it would be necessary for him to see the Attorney General and consult with him about the law. The committee asked him upon what point he wanted information and he replied in relation to damages; that he wanted to see whether the county was liable to pay the costs. The committee told him that they had not called to claim damages but to seek protection. To this Mayor Swift replied in these remarkable words: "There are always two sides to a question -- public opinion makes mobs and ninety-nine out of a hundred of those with whom I conversed are against you. However, I will go there this evening and make a speech. If that does not answer I can do nothing more." This rather unsatisfactory interview resulted in the committee calling upon the Sheriff, who said he would be very happy to afford protection, but that was the Mayor's duty. "The Mayor," said he, "has one hundred and sixty men. I only have a dozen. Nevertheless, as far as my personal, official and moral influence will go, you shall have the full benefit." When the committee made this report to the Board of Managers there was another hunt for the Mayor, who could not be found; then for the Sheriff. That zealous official had taken himself to parts unknown. About 7 o'clock that evening the Mayor appeared in the neighborhood of the hall, and forcing his way through the mob mounted a barrel and made a milk and water speech of five minutes' duration, at the conclusion of which he was heartily cheered by the hoodlums. There were at least fifteen thousand men and half grown boys assembled on Sixth, North Fifth and Sassafras streets awaiting for the slightest provocation to begin the long-premeditated attack. It came when a German baker, whose name is now forgotten, approached the door of the hall with a crow-bar and began battering on the panels. Instantly Sixth street became one vast pandemonium. The crowd pushed this way and that, and shrieked and yelled like very fiends. A woman with a red turban on her head cried out, "Kill the niggers! kill the niggers! Down with the Abolitionists!" A dozen men secured a long log and used it as a battering ram to assist the men with the crowbar. The door fell in with a crash. Hundreds of men surged into the building, tramping over each other in their haste to apply the torch. Twenty or thirty young men followed this mob with armsful of paper, which they carried up on the speaker's platform and applied the match. The gas fixtures were torn off and the pipes directed towards the blazing paper. In a few moments the woodwork took fire and in twenty minutes more the flames were darting from every window. The primitive fire department of those days loved noise and clamor, and it was just pie for them to visit such a scene. They turned water on the burning building, but no sooner was a stream of water directed against the hot walls than some one would cut the hose. In less than two hours nothing but the walls of Pennsylvania Hall were standing.
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Dibullba wrote:Yo Tavi!!! Root Beer does not actually have alcohol you know!
Tavi you are drunk, go home!
Mr. Sefrol wrote:The second one shows how much this guy improved in less than a year... *sighs*
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I admit it, I am a fucking idiot. I got all hyped up, having convinced myself the finale was tomorrow. And now I'm pissed off and feeling impatient...
Dibullba wrote:This gif, just ALL OF MY YES!!!!
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Also in that stack of links Mon has posted I discovered the PMV for Horoscope song. Yay!! I'll watch it later. But thanks for the stack, reminds me of the time a friend had me hold onto a collection of videos for a bit. Many an a'ight movie was discovered.
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Thoracic outlet syndrome is a rare condition that involves pain in the neck and shoulder, numbness and tingling of the fingers, and a weak grip. The thoracic outlet is the area between the rib cage and collar bone.
Blood vessels and nerves coming from the spine or major blood vessels of the body pass through a narrow space near your shoulder and collarbone on the way to the arms. Sometimes, there is not enough space for the nerves to pass by or through the collarbone (clavicle) and upper ribs.
Pressure (compression) on these blood vessels or nerves can cause symptoms in the arms or hands. Problems with the nerves cause almost all cases of thoracic outlet syndrome.
Pressure may happen if you have:
People with this syndrome often have injured the area in the past or overused the shoulder.
People with long necks and droopy shoulders may be more likely to develop this condition because of extra pressure on the nerves and blood vessels.
Symptoms of thoracic outlet syndrome may include:
Your doctor or nurse will examine you and ask questions about your medical history and symptoms. When you lift something, your arm may turn pale. Sometimes the following tests are done to confirm the diagnosis:
Tests are also done to rule out other problems, such as carpal tunnel syndrome or a damaged nerve due to problems in the cervical (neck) spine.
Physical therapy is often used to treat thoracic outlet syndrome. It helps:
Your doctor may prescribe pain medicine.
If there is nerve pressure on a vein, your doctor may give you a blood thinner to dissolve a blood clot. This will help reduce swelling in your arm.
You may need surgery if physical therapy and changes in activity do not improve your symptoms. The surgeon may make a cut either under your armpit or just above your collarbone.
During surgery, the following may be done:
Your doctor may also suggest other alternatives, including angioplasty , if the artery is narrowed.
Surgery to remove the extra rib and break up tight fiber bands may ease symptoms in some patients. Surgery can be successful in more than half of patients. A few patients have symptoms that return after surgery.
Complications can occur with any surgery and depend on the type of procedure and anesthesia.
Risks related to this surgery include:
Putnam JB. Lung, Chest Wall, Pleura, and Mediastinum. In: Townsend CM, ed. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 58.
Robert A. Cowles, MD, Associate Professor of Surgery, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, and Stephanie Slon.
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Hey folks. Hope you had a pleasant holiday. I did except for my hard drive dying, then beeping alarmingly, then resurrecting itself. Either I need a new computer or I should hand over this hard drive to SCIENCE so all can benefit from this discovery. Probably the former. Anyway…
Merry Christmas. Stauskas attempts to hit 90% from three, does:
I like to have this man on a basketball team I like.
A non-ringing non-endorsement. Hoke on the Big Ten expanding:
Michigan coach Brady Hoke suspects it won't end there.
"It's probably not finished," he said Thursday in Tampa during a segment with Michigan Radio.
Although Hoke offered no dissension toward expansion, he also didn't endorse it.
"Is it a positive? I think it's the world we live in right now," he said. "As coaches, we have no say in anything, I want you to know. The presidents make those decisions -- people way up in the food chain. But I doubt it's done."
Bo is spinning in his grave right now. As I've mentioned before, at this point I'm all for further expansion since Big Ten Old and Big Ten New (And Purdue Or Something) is a much better setup than seeing Iowa and Wisconsin and whoever else once every million years.
Meanwhile, Michigan's moving to a third hotel Monday for some reason.
Hoke quote, epic variety. Is here:
Hoke on Denard & Kovacs: "So we have a distant cousin of Bob Marley and an accountant as our captains."
Cumong man. Very frustrating to hear Will Campbell speak of his laziness early in his career:
"When I was younger, I was lazy," Campbell said. "I didn't listen as much, I didn't take everything in like I should of. There were people around me telling me, too -- it was just me not doing it."
That's one thing recruiting rankings will always struggle to encompass. Jonathan Hankins couldn't get through three consecutive reps when he hit Michigan's camp as a rising senior, but got it together and turned into a beast. Campbell had that famous picture where he's all throwing guys all over the place…
…and then he doesn't really do much until he's a senior and by then we're just happy when he's okay. Meanwhile, repetition of theme about redshirting: RR threw Campbell on the field as a true freshman despite the fact he was patently unready, and now both Michigan and Campbell probably wish they'd have one more year together in which Campbell improved on his 2012 and maybe moved into the middle rounds of the draft. The redshirt forever.
On the other hand. Will Campbell on his beach day:
It's hard out here. I done fought two sharks, wrassled a sting ray, ate two crabs--had butter out there. It's hard out here but you know how we do it, I'm from Detroit. You know, it was nothing. Two great whites, punched a whale in the face... easy day. Go Blue.
He has never lacked for entertainment. The entire segment is pretty fantastic:
Also in this category. Brendan Gibbons on pirates:
Michigan placekicker Brendan Gibbons grew up a big Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan, and has always dreamed of playing at Raymond James Stadium.
Of course, he has a perfectly logical reason for loving the Bucs.
"I like pirates," he said.
Unfortunately, we are doomed since Gibbons no longer looks like Keith Stone.
Made with weed and torn ACLs. A reader sends along a shot of a micorbrewery in Coralville, Iowa, with a very special Extra Special Bitter:
Other than the relatively low alcohol content, perfect.
Exit bizarre decision guy. MSU wing forward Brandan Kearney announced he was leaving a few days ago, leaving Izzo to grasp his hair alarmingly($) and dance on the edge of calling Kearney a danger to society:
One of the more bizarre things I've been involved with in coaching. Came back from Christmas and (he) just informed me he thinks he's better off going somewhere else. Not really happy with his role, you know. Wants more role, wants to score more, wants to do this more, wants to do that more. I gotta admit, it was a little strange for me and the players when a guy's playing 17 minutes a game, but at the same time it's gonna open it up maybe for another guy.
Thus ends what was, in retrospect, one of the most overblown recruiting controversies in Michigan basketball history: Carlton Brundidge vs Brandan Kearney. Answer: neither, and nobody in state. Unless I missed a guy from outside the Rivals 150 who is blowing up Amir Williams is the only guy from that instate recruiting class doing anything at a major school at the moment. Michigan did get a guy named Trey Burke that year, so that recruiting class something less than a total loss.
As for the departure's impact, Kearney was playing about 40% of MSU's minutes but when the going got tough those dwindled to 6-9 per game. He was a quality defender with little offensive game; MSU will probably revert to the twin towers lineup they had scrapped earlier in the year in an apparently futile effort to cut down on turnovers. I'm not sure Kearney's departure is worth much—maybe a game—but in a brutal big ten every little bit helps, or hurts as the case may be.
Oh for pants' sake. One side of the story and all that but a former Louisville player has sued UL for cancelling his scholarship mid-year after
- two teammates attacked him in the locker room and broke bones around one of his eyes (they were later charged with assault and kicked off the team)
- he was told not to tell the doctor and other folks how he sustained those injuries
- a doctor told him to stop playing football after problems with his eyes
Cancelling a scholarship mid-year is against NCAA regulations, FWIW…
Mid-year cancellations must be for specific reasons in the NCAA bylaws or for violating a term of the scholarship agreement. Any cancellation or non-renewal requires the student-athlete to be provided written notice from the financial aid office and a hearing opportunity.
…and it seems like they could easily have medicaled the guy. I'm sure Strong and Louisville have their side of the story. Looks ugly.
As more money flows into the top echelons of the sport it's time to ask why the NCAA has such strict limits on scholarships issued. If a team wants to carry 100 scholarship players, why not let them? All of this oversigning business would be done tomorrow if the NCAA would restructure revenue sports in such a way as to encourage retention instead of attrition, as a hard cap does.
In the barn. The following six true freshman have enrolled early:
- OT Logan Tuley-Tillman
- OG Kyle Bosch
- CB Ross Douglas
- S Dymonte Thomas
- DE Taco Charlton
- TE Jake Butt
For Douglas, Bosch, and Butt the early enrollment should give them a better shot at early playing time. With the thin interior OL it's not out of the question that Bosch is in the mix to play from day one despite being an OL. Douglas will probably have to wait a year with Countess/Avery/Taylor in front of him but the fourth guy will get PT and the race is on for that spot. Thomas may play some as well; Charlton and LTT seem like obvious redshirt candidates.
All but out of the barn. Taylor Lewan:
"I have an idea what I'm doing. I'm almost positive what I'm doing. But at the end of the day, this bowl game doesn't have to do with what I'm going through. ... I'm playing football on Tuesday, Jan. 1, and I'll make my decision, and I'll talk to the coaches about it, and then we'll obviously go from there and what they want to do to get it out.
Is there something that could change his mind?
"No," Lewan said. "No."
So long and thanks for all the fish.
It all worked out. Followup on "how to schedule nonconference games": Michigan did pretty well this year despite the Binghamton game. They approach the finish line of their nonconference slate 15th nationally after playing 5 major teams and avoiding the very bottom of D-I with the exception of the Bearcats. Their peripheral numbers should be good come tourney time after slogging through the brutal Big Ten, and that'll give them a leg up on anyone with around the same record not named Duke when S-curves are plotted.
Fight. James Young vs. Derrick Walton, go:
Walton is ripping opponents for 30-40 points a game these days to go along with the point guard stuff. There will necessarily be a dip when Burke is gone next year; it may not be a huge one.
Etc.: Elliott Mealer reminisces about the bad thing. Tony Dungy drops in on Michigan. Chad Ford declares Trey Burke "firmly planted in the first round"($), so godspeed Mr. Burke. Going I-A: Why? Stop. Don't. Joe Lundardi has Iowa the last team in, Iowa fans excited. Craig Roh is about to break the Michigan record for consecutive starts.
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"I will wear it with pride."
To a man, the seniors of Team 133 thanked the University of Michigan Club of Greater Detroit for the rings presented to them at last night's annual football bust. They may have been told to do so; the sincerity rang true, regardless.
To earn those rings, the seniors endured far more tumult than the average Wolverine class. A handful committed to Lloyd Carr's class of 2008, witnessing a coaching change before they ever set foot on campus. Every one made the jarring transition from Rich Rodriguez to Brady Hoke, who had the privilege of introducing each senior, charmingly butchering the more complicated majors—the sciences presented a particularly tricky articulative obstacle—and presenting their rings with the requisite bear hug.
Then came the stories, the laughter, and in one case, tears.
Ricky Barnum, heading to the School of Social Work next year after graduating with a degree in Afro-American and African Studies, implored the audience to "hit me up" if they ever need a grant or proposal written.
Will Campbell thanked the strength coaches for turning him "from a 346-pound slob to a 308-pound stud, as you can see."
Brady Hoke, before introducing fullback Paul Gyarmati, noted that Gyarmati's father played bass with Carlos Santana for several years. Gyarmati, off the cuff, thanked his father for "stealing my thunder."
While introducing Jack Kennedy, graduating with degrees in Mathematics and Physics, Hoke quipped, "it was tough, but I got him through."
Elliott Mealer, lumberjack beard intact, started his speech by saying, "I cleaned up for you tonight." He finished with a quote from his late father: "If you don't have good dreams, you have nightmares."
Patrick Omameh, Dr. Arthur D. Robinson Award winner for his academic accomplishments, sweat profusely during his improvised speech. "It's my trademark," he said, with no hint of shame.
Craig Roh thanked Jesus Christ for getting him through two-a-days and fall camp.
Roy Roundtree lit up while reliving his recruitment, recalling high school teammates Michael Shaw and Brandon Moore telling the then-Purdue commit that he might get a Michigan offer—"Man, I get that offer, I'm coming to Michigan," he said, noting how good he looked in a winged helmet.
Roundtree later broke down in tears while thanking Director of Academic Counseling Greg Harden, whom he credited for getting him through Michigan; his genuine thankfulness, even awe, at the prospect of going to grad school was heartwarming.
Floyd Simmons revealed that during games he liked to sit to J.T. Floyd's right on the bench, spelling out "Floyd" "Simmons" with their jersey nameplates, "but no one ever gets a picture of it."
Vincent Smith joked about chasing rabbits in Pahokee, and thanked the coaches for teaching him how to cut-block defensive ends—quite well, one might add.
Hoke called out Steve Wilson for getting into Michigan State's medical school. After mock boos from the crowd, Wilson noted that, yes, he got into State, but the only medical school he really wants to attend is Michigan.
Going last, of course, was Denard Robinson, who thanked virtually everyone associated with the program, including the academic staff that corralled the self-proclaimed "free spirit" and helped him become the first member of his family to graduate from a four-year college. He also apologized to Al Borges—and his wife—for sending him home with so many headaches before closing, aptly, with "this is Michigan, fergodsakes."
The MVP of the bust, however, was also voted Bo Schembechler MVP by the team. Jordan Kovacs, a late arrival after attending the Burlsworth Award ceremony for nation's top former walk-on, brought down the house with his opener:
"I'd first like to thank coach Rich Rodriguez for allowing a slow, unathletic and undersized kid to play at the University of Michigan. That was really nice of him to let Drew Dileo play football here."
Kovacs, who also won the Bob Ufer Spirit Award, finished by saying he was proud to call himself many things, walk-on included, but most of all to be a Michigan Man.
On this night, as the seniors had their football graduation of sorts—a few with more football ahead, many more on their way to becoming doctors, lawyers, social workers, or teachers—it was a fitting close from the captain. All have earned the right to wear their rings with pride.
OFAAT: Seniors, Iowa Past
Brian has already waxed poetic about the seniors, so I'll stick to moving pictures and keep the words to a minimum. I've done my best to cover each member of the outgoing class. Let's just say it was hard to pick one moment for this guy:
He may make some cameo appearances later.
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Senior Day Haiku 2012
Craig Roh
A leaf blows in fall
Tasting each position once
Time to duck, Martinez
Will Campbell
These days people who
are not Thomas Gordon say
"Get off of me, please"
Jordan Kovacs
A man from nowhere
is the safety blanket for
a hundred thousand
Kenny Demens
As Northwestern died
they must have thought "ouch" and
"my god, sweet mustache"
JT Floyd
Sorry about things said
two years ago, low and mean
Mattison saves all
Brandin Hawthorne
We'll always have that
Purdue hash to hash zone drop
and a kickoff hold
Brandon Moore
Must be a good guy
to get Kramer's eighty-seven
time to make stories
Vincent Smith
Meet mini-Gandalf:
finger-gun Balrog LB,
state YOU SHALL NOT PASS
Elliott Mealer
The measure of man:
how many squirrels can live
in your face, repos'd
Ricky Barnum
Stayed through some things
that would have made most depart
and we needed him to
Patrick Omameh
This dance goes one way
two hearts meet at Notre Dame
Te'o's goes backwards
Mike Kwiatkowski
Not a walk-on, no
A scientist of brains, yes
And blocker of sweeps
[UPDATE: so I forgot Roy Roundtree.
Roy Roundtree
Joe Tiller quivers
in walrus rage as Roundtree
waves an arm, alone
Denard Robinson
I had been in the desert for some time, lost and directionless. The sun was relentless. A deadly thirst stalked me. I had not accepted the grisly fate which awaited me but was powerless to change it.
On the fifth night—possibly the sixth—a breeze arose. It was cool and dewy. I savored it for a time, then step by step it led me home.
Upon Further Review 2012: Defense vs Northwestern
Formation notes: We've already talked about Michigan's 3-3-5 at the end of the game, which was really blue for some reason:
filmed in post-apocalyptic-Denzel-Washington-vehicle-o-vision
The rest of it was as per usual. Michigan goes with an even front against spread packages and flares the LBs out to deal. This results in things like this…
…and is a declaration of immense faith in the DTs. Here's Ryan over the slot again:
Michigan used some super wide splits once, when they were sick of getting edged by the option:
This was a FB dive that looked dangerous before Pipkins spatted the ballcarrier for two yards.
Finally, here's something. What? I'm not sure. THANKS DIRECTOR GUY
I swear these guys who come in and think they're Football Tarantino.
Substitution notes: Secondary as it always is. The front seven saw the same rotation they have in the last couple games, with CGordon/Bolden/Ross backing up Ryan/Demens/Morgan at LB and Heitzman/Black/Pipkins/Clark backing up Roh/Campbell/Washington/Beyer. Heitzman's increased PT continued; Bolden got relatively few snaps. Ross got more, including the last drive, but maybe not as many as I expected he did going in.
[AFTER THE JUMP: getting gashed, responding, Kovacs in your grill]
Picture Pages: Ending It, Part I
Michigan punched in a touchdown on their only possession of overtime against Northwestern and took the field needing to get a fourth-down stop at some point to win. They got it right away. On first down, Will Campbell(+2, pressure +2) swims through a guard to get instant pressure; Colter finds a running lane because Washington is out of position and picks up seven yards.
Three plays later, Northwestern was still at the eighteen, out of downs. WHA HAPPEN? In three parts, what happened.
Second And Three: Campbell Two-Gap
Northwestern comes out in the pistol, with Michigan in an even front with Ryan shaded over the slot. They keep two safeties 13 yards off the LOS—they are essentially playing a man down in the front seven because Colter demands to be contained.
The FB started on the other side of Colter and motioned just before the snap; Michigan's linebackers shuffle a little in response, but not much. Northwestern is going to run a plain old zone play.
There is a mesh point here. Colter is reading Roh. Roh does two things once the tackle lets him go:
- He forms up at the LOS
- He shuffles inside a bit to remain tight with the hip of the tackle.
give + no cutback == job done
#1 makes Colter give. #2 prevents Mark from heading all the way backside, which is important. If my spread 'n' shred analysis skillz are now basically irrelevant at least they're useful for parsing Northwestern. I've seen this before:
It's the vertical zone read play RR termed "belly." Under RR Michigan wouldn't go so far as to move into the pistol, but they would slide the QB up a foot or two and make this same handoff. It looks a lot like inside zone to the defense, and usually by the time they find out it's not the guy going backside has picked up a nice chunk.
Belly is about doubling the DTs, and driving them back; failing that you go at the spot the backside DE vacated when he went to contain the QB.
Here there's nothing. This is the mesh point. The line is a solid mass of humanity from Roh to Campbell, with the only gap on the frontside as Clark contains. The DTs have held up at the LOS. Mark has nowhere to go save that frontside gap.
That's a problem because neither LB is hitting that gap. Meanwhile the fullback shoots downfield, looking for Kovacs. Mark has to redirect—this is not what the play was supposed to create—and this takes time, which is a saving grace.
Campbell is here, and then he's obscured because he's flung himself to the other side of his blocker and tackled.
Mark squeezes out a couple before most of the players on the field converge on top of him.
Now Michigan has third and short. They like third and short.
Things And Stuff
It looks like Michigan is conceding the first down. Second and three and Michigan puts a full two-deep coverage on, leaving just six guys in the box against seven players. It's almost like Michigan is playing TD prevent and living to fight again on first and ten from the 13.
This is all defensive line. Collectively the two DTs take on four blockers and while those blockers release, Washington is in a spot where he closes off a gap at the LOS. Roh has taken the cutback away. And when Mark redirects outside, Campbell fills the gap outside Washington.
This is a cost of cutting off screens. Remember last year when Michigan got burned by bubble after bubble in this game? Mattison responded by flaring Ryan over the slot. That was the first we had seen of that; it's now a standard thing. Bubbles have all but evaporated. So that's good, but it also leaves Michigan in some vulnerable positions. Here their best defensive player is irrelevant to the play. It would be nice to have some better run support on the edges.
I'm not sure about the LB play here. Both guys end up catching blocks. They do this because the NW OL does not extend their doubles. Since the doubles are not extended, the DL can make the play they make. I am still kind of nervous about it. There's no slant here so they just have to play it straight, and as a result neither gets anywhere near the play. I'm guessing that's the way they have to play it. Gives me hives. Help, anyone?
Will Campbell woo. He vexed the pants off of a couple of guys in this game. This play in particular reminded me of watching Hoke talk about DL technique at that coaching clinic. Campbell may get a little high, but he takes one step inside and then fires upwards, rocking the G backwards. At that point his hands are on the interior of the OL. He controls the block, and can go from one gap to the other when Mark does. If you watch it enough you'll be like oh right the sleds DL hit.
Campbell made the Northwestern G look like an inanimate object designed to be hit to teach technique. Heininger Certainty Principle +1.
SIDE NOTE: DL DID NOT USE SLEDS UNDER RR /dies


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