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Bryan Fuller
Hi Brian,
I don't pretend to know the intricacies of football but during the Nebraska game it seemed that Toussaint, in pass protection, would wait for his blocking assignment to come to him before engaging the player. Seeing as Toussaint is significantly smaller then the LB or lineman he's been assigned to block this usually resulted in Toussaint getting pushed backwards (physics and all). Is this how RBs are typically coached to play pass protection?
Jack C.
I mostly stay away from the how of any particular technique failing; more of a "what" guy since I didn't play the game, etc. But to me Toussaint's blocking issues stem from three problems:
- Michigan's line has to resort to slide protections that often expose him to a pass-rushing DE. This is a bad matchup for anyone.
- He's part of that need to resort to slide protections since his recognition isn't good; when he is tasked with identifying guys to pick up he often catches them. Vincent Smith and Mike Hart would find guys and then get some momentum before making contact.
- He hits guys too high sometimes, which makes it easy for them to shed him and attack. Smith and Hart got low, or in Smith's case existed in a perpetual state of low-ness.
3 is his problem, 2 is part his and part a holistic inability to pick up blitzes, and 1 is not his fault.
What's different about this year?
Greetings –
Regarding the offensive line, I saw some comments that intrigued me that intrigued me the other day and I'm curious your perspective.
Borges indicated that another variable in the mix this year is that it's "the first year in the scheme we've wanted to move to." Based on your work therefore, do you conclude that:
1) There is a significant difference this year in scheme, protections, and what the offense is asking of the o'line?
2) That experienced lines would be impacted by such a scheme change?
3) That inexperienced players would unimpacted (i.e. just as inexperienced)?
4) That therefore the years experience/games experience would also be negatively impacted from a production standpoint.
So that in conclusion – there's actually hope bc the ones that are young are young and the ones that are supposed to have experience have less experience than one would otherwise understand to be true.
And – that next year or the year after really will be better!
Keep up the good work.
Unfortunately, I'm not seeing a whole lot of evidence for that rationale.
Borges's comments make no sense. This year started out with Michigan running a bunch of stretch plays, which was a departure from what they'd done the first two years… and a staple of the Rodriguez offense. If that's what he meant, he could have just, you know, kept running the stretch.
Instead Michigan was almost exclusively an inside zone and power team their first two years here, and the differences between running those things from under center versus the shotgun are minimal. There has been a more concerted effort to run plays from under center, but that shift was even more pronounced late last year after Gardner took the helm of the offense.
If anything's changed this year from last year in terms of blocking it's that Denard isn't around to bail it out. Borges trying to use him to cover his ass by claiming he somehow couldn't run the schemes he wanted to be cause the guy running behind them was also the one taking the snap is a weak excuse that throws Denard (of all people!) under the bus.
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Dear Diary Has Moved on to Appreciation
This isn't a stage of grief but it is a stage of life: at some point during the long process of disintegrating into a grotesque version of yourself, you stop asking rhetorically when the kids will visit, stop being horrified at the exponential indignities, stop trying to convince everybody you're still just as capable as ever, and just decide to be tickled to death at anything good. You're past caring what ol' so-and-so thinks, and save your opinion that Alabama is something to be ashamed of, not commit to, for the people at your bridge game.* When the doorbell rings you expect it to be Death; if it's the grandkids, we'll order subs and won't that just be grand!
MGoBlog, you've reached the Appreciation stage. Right now on the board you can see a thread for appreciation of Jabrill Peppers, and appreciation itself, and one for Al Borges, and I even made one for you, dear readers. Where are the rest? Where did they come from? I'll allow you this peek behind the curtain:
Poor Ace. We'll put that one with Treadwell's and Levenberry's. And Armani Reeves and Sam Grant and Josh Garnett and Bri'onte Dunn and Anthony Standifer (the second time) and all of Tim's 2011 opponent previews, and some weirdness Brian puts up every once in awhile. Okay ONE example:
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I don't know. But that's your user content this week: people admitting our program feels every year of 134. Next time we have Ohio State over let's wear our ratty sweatpants and make fun of their latest girlfriend. What is she 25? Really.
* [The Big Ten is analogously a bridge game.]
The Diary to Read if You Still Care is the one about how experience seems to matter a lot on the interior of the offensive line but not so much on the exterior. Get ready for Michigan and Purdue to be extreme examples of a gentle trend:
Having two 5th year senior tackles don't seem to matter at all. Having an average of 1 year in the program among the three interior guys is not good, but it's not death either: the second star to the left over Michigan is UCLA. Gandalf the Maize, you are the Diarist of the Week. Also I like your wizard hat.
You probably already saw the incredibly detailed one by Space Coyote where he disagrees with Brian over whether Kerridge should be able to make that one block. I have a unifying theory: the part of the brain that has the ability to release the enzymes with which to formulate excuses is often destroyed in the process of playing or coaching football. Ask a coach sometime about the Alabama game last year; he'll probably tell you that was on execution too.
The Other Diary to Read if You Still Care is by a former D3 fullback who went over three complaints we've had about the offensive coaching:
- Don't know their personnel/strengths
- Stubbornly sticking to an offense their players can't run.
- Tipping calls
The anecdotal approach both addresses where our expectations are too high (they can't run simple stuff AND not be predictable) but mostly confirms the general complaints about stubbornness and misusing the personnel.
Etc. I think Brian linked to the weeklies in previous posts, but if you missed it here's parallels between Michigan and the Soviet Space Program. Dragonchild wants to bring helpful signs for the other team that say "WE'RE RUNNING" or "WE'RE PASSING" that our fans can use to prove just how predictable they're being. Has nobody considered what would happen if Borges just starts calling whatever's on the signs?
I was right about where they'd put the new jug scores:
There are five lines up here, and room for six under each M—seven if they don't have header rows beneath. So that's maybe 26 years before we have to worry about how to fit more scores on the jug gain. How did we beat them 42-13 this year?
ETC. Victors5 broke down the offense by play and formation from UFRs. Rakefight's trying to boycott the preferred seat donation.
Your Moment of Zen:
Sedate me fast 'cause I don't want to think about this. /beats Alabama
Unverified Voracity Judges 70s Mustaches
Here's something to read as you wait for Hand to make you self high-five or send you further into your depressive tailspin.
STEP AWAY FROM THE GROBAN. Okay yeah don't ever talk to a Michigan player about anything but this is a flashback I do not need right now.
Brady Hoke: Fans who want to bash players via social media 'need to get a life'
At least this time there won't be a moronic media backlash against an obviously correct and appropriate sentiment about douchers on the internet who take their frustration out on players. So at least we've got that going for us. Someone make sure that Mike Rosenberg has still been run out of town on a rail. (He what? He got a job where? As a janitor? Oh. Well, the world is a terrible place.)
The Daily has compiled Ace Williams and other 16 year olds having hissy fits at Gardner on Twitter. While it's getting tiresome every time someone points out that racists, idiots, and the 16-year-old-pretending-to-be-Oxford-attending-face-gel-model Ace Williams have access to the internet, yes, all of these people should be shot into the sun. But I think a lot of people should be shot into the sun. I don't think we should put me in charge of the Which People Go On The Rocket Into The Sun committee.
- Sepp Blatter
- Fred Durst
- Jonathan Franzen
- Whoever popularized quinoa
- Bill Hancock
Q: Where is Al Borges in that line?
Aw man he doesn't deserve to be burned into a crisp. Don't ask me about this in the immediate aftermath of a muffed punt.
Last. Michigan is now dead last in tackles for loss allowed.
This is amazing. For once, your perception that thing X about your team being the greatest or the worst is accurate. Savor this moment. (Forget about all of this immediately using whatever techniques or substances required to do so.)
Stop thinking about that think about this.
if they called it "Bovember" I would be required to do it by law
Steve Sapardanis rates Michigan mustaches of the 1970s. Why didn't I do this instead of the UFR? Because I am dumb. I am beyond dumb. Anyway, here's Sap's greatest mustache of all time:
That's Jon Giesler (1975-78), who is obviously an offensive lineman.
Booing. Michigan Stadium booed during the Nebraska game. I disapprove of this at all times, but at least this time it was blazingly obvious that the fans were booing two runs into the line for nothing that everyone in the stadium knew were coming and would not work. That is coach-directed, and of a different tenor than the stadium-wide hissy fit early in the Rodriguez era. But hey give the media a chance to write a story about it and they will, asking everybody about it about six times. Even, uh…
Obviously, everyone is entitled to their opinion," [Desmond] Morgan said. "It's a little bit disappointing, I would say. The guys in this building are the guys in this building. We're together. We're not too concerned about the outside influences, whether the fans are up or down."
…the defense! File under trying too hard.
Resume thinking about misery. So… yeah. "Line Yardage" is a metric that chops out everything over ten yards and relatively discounts yards from 5-10 in an effort to see which offensive lines are doing the best at getting yards under the assumption that most of the stuff after about five yards is not on them.
You're probably thinking that Michigan isn't doing too well in this stat. You are correct.
Worst single-game Line Yardage average in 2013:
1. Michigan (vs. Michigan State): -0.53
2. Oregon State (vs. SDSU): 0.11
3. Michigan (vs. Nebraska): 0.47
4. Miami (vs. Va. Tech): 0.57
5. North Texas (vs. Georgia): 0.58
Georgia State got a better push against Alabama than Michigan got against Nebraska.
That seems un-good. That's appalling, is what that is. Against Nebraska of all teams Michigan checks in with the third worst line yards number of the season, right on the heels of… ahem…
*losing an average of a half yard on actual run plays against MSU once you cut things off at ten yards*
How it's going. The first data on college basketball's fouling crackdown is in. Drumroll…
So scoring is up, but it doesn't appear there's much contribution from a change in the way game is played. It's almost all due simply to more fouls being called in lieu of turnovers forced. Whatever adjustments teams make to avoid committing fouls have yet to take place.
It's ugly out there right now. Hopefully we'll see adjustments and fewer fouls, except in Wisconsin's case, where I hope every single Badger fouls out in the first seven minutes. If you're a Michigan fan or just a fan of basketball that doesn't look like two pigs fighting over an onion, quotes like these are infinitely delicious:
Colorado State coach Larry Eustachy was quoted as pointing out that if someone pays to see Celine Dion in Vegas, she doesn't foul out at intermission. In an article about the new defensive rules, USA Today quoted coaches, most notably West Virginia's Bob Huggins, in various states of dismay regarding the changes that make the use of hand-checks, arm-bars and defensive jabs illegal. In a preseason press conference last week, Xavier coach Chris Mack said, "I think they stink."
And closer to home:
"You're not going to believe what happened," Izzo said on his radio show Wednesday. "I got home last night, and I walked in the house, and my wife was sleeping, so I gave her a kiss on the forehead. A referee blew his whistle and gave me a technical."
A BWAHAHAHAHAHA was heard emanating from the MGoUndergroundLair.
Come on, baby needs a new All-American center's back. The latest on McGary's back, which needs to come back if Michigan is going to go back to the promised land. Back.
"For the first time now he's done some workouts," Beilein said. "He's had more repetitions in practice over the last 10 days. He's had repetitions and he looks very good and we're going to continue increasing his repetitions."
McGary's on-court workouts are still limited to non-contact, individual work, according to Beilein.
Previously, McGary was essentially limited to shooting drills.
That's… that is still rather alarming. It sounds like there's little chance he comes back full strength for a while yet.
Line revamp #2. Hockey! Hockey. Michigan's putting the lines in a blender again with a bye week to work on business. The new configuration, according to the Daily:
- Di Guiseppe – Copp – Motte
- Guptill – Compher – DeBlois
- Nieves - Lynch - Moffatt
- Selman – Hyman – Allen
#3 is a guess; the article doesn't really mention it. It would be odd to see Lynch center those guys but Michigan has too many scoring wings to put them all on lines with scoring centers. Hypothetically, anyway. Hypothetically, they have scoring wingers. To date they've been sort of scoring.
So far it seems like they just are who they are and will remain so no matter how many lines are thrown in the Cuisinart.
In other news: Racine is ready to come back but Berenson won't name a starter until the weekend and Mike Chiasson will continue playing in place of injured Kevin Lohan.
Old Yost, man. Follow up to that mailbag question about why Yost isn't what Yost was: here's a clip from a 1999 playoff series against Bowling Green that Michigan Hockey Net unearthed.
Bob Gassoff couldn't play hockey worth a damn but he was kind of like a living program-wide hype man. Flip ahead to 4:30 and just see how many people there used to be in the student section. This was before the overhang and before the most recent seat-stripping renovation; in the same space there are probably twice as many people. What did you do, Bill Martin? Why did you kill that so you could put in some seats for boring people who barely show up?
Etc.: If you haven't noticed I've given up on Ace Williams radio silence since yobs like Bill Simonson are citing him as a credible source, this blowing up my inbox and making various players on Michigan having to tell everyone they know they're not transferring. New policy: repeated statements about his lack of credibility.
Daily on Jon Falk. Daily on the long history the NTDP freshmen have with each other. Is Darryl Funk a witch? Here is a Grape Nuts commercial featuring Biggie Munn. Borussia Dortmund is the best, man. John Kryk on the 1973 vote to send OSU to the Rose Bowl.
This Week's Obsession: Trying to be Positive
If we taunt them enough we might get a grail. Or a cow thrown at us.
Man we've been a sorry sack of something these past few weeks. All this negativity: negative posts, negative futures, negative rushing totals. Can we be positive? Finish this sentence:
For Michigan to have a shot at beating Ohio State, between now and then the offense needs to...
Coach Brown: ...pool their money together, hire a squad to kidnap the entire coaching staff and every starting player that Ohio State has until at least Sunday.
Seriously I think this game is going to be really, really bad. What Ohio State has done last year and this year is really something. I don't care about their strength of schedule, it is damn impressive to go almost two complete seasons without losing a game in a coach's first two campaigns. Hate Urban for being Urban, but the guy wins on the field.
|This isn't an argument.
I know the power of a rivalry, especially in The Game, can level the playing field a bit, but I give Michigan close to a 0% chance of winning that game. Ohio State is clicking, Urban smells blood, and Michigan is going in reverse, literally and figuratively. I'm not being negative, I'm not a downer, I'm a realist. Ohio State pounded Penn State 63-14. It took Michigan 25 overtimes to suffer a loss to that same Nittany Lion team. There are so many things fundamentally wrong with what Michigan is trying to do that fixing just one of them isn't going to be enough to appease the fan base or be overly productive on the field.
I could vent forever and it would come off as whiny, pessimistic, and unrealistic because of expectations we all have for Michigan. It's not even the 6-3 record honestly, it's just how everything looks, feels, and seems. Brian and Ace nailed it on the podcast and the recent "I AM OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL" post. I've turned off. I'm just the recruiting guy so this was my one opportunity to put some of these words down. I apologize for where this went.
Hokepoints is On Notice
- 2013 nebraska
- al borges denard devin gardner fusion cuisine
- al borges denard fusion cuisine is not made to order
- al borges devin gardner prostyle cuisine
- al borges hates clarity
- al borges hates me
- al borges i don't even know
- al borges too cute
- hokepoints
- offense
- offensive line
- rich rodriguez maybe isn't in the past after all
- tight ends
- 2009 recruiting
- 2010 recruiting
- 2011 recruiting
Incompetence on a level that Michigan unlocked against Michigan State and Nebraska cannot be achieved by one man or even one team (MSU is good at defense, and hey, Nebraska did some good things). There's still the possibility that Borges and his charges are sabotaging themselves, but since that's impossible to prove let's permit that they do in fact wish to progress the ball forward, and parse out how much responsibility lies in the various inadvertent factors.
I thought I'd take us back through a timeline of the events that led to the state of the offensive roster, picking up blame on the way.
I wish we could blame this whole thing on the old coach. Wouldn't it be the most ironic thing if the great guru of offense was really at fault for Michigan's offensive woes? There are really three things I think we can lay at his feet, in order of importance:
- Hired DCs he couldn't work with and made them run defenses they didn't understand, thus dooming Michigan to another coaching transition.
- Recruited just one OL in the 2010 class.
- Didn't recruit a single tight end or fullback, nor a running back who can block except Smith, whom he didn't redshirt.
Michigan's 2009-2011 tight end recruits.
Tight End, Briefly
We've had #1 out, and #3 is debatable: Y U NO RECRUIT THE BREAD AND BUTTER OF BORGES'S OFFENSE, GUY WHO INVENTED THE OFFENSE THAT MADE BORGES'S OFFENSE OBSOLETE? I can't blame him for skipping fullbacks or running backs who can block since he had a track record of developing fullbacks from the walk-on program, while his backs, e.g. Toussaint, were recruited to operate in space. I wish he'd redshirted Vincent Smith, or gotten a medical for him.
But I do think he could have seen the need for tight ends even before the abilities of Koger and Webb opened his eyes to that. Rodriguez ignored the position for two years, and when he started looking again it was for the 2011 class that was devastated by Rosenberg and The Process: Hoke and Borges went on the hunt for last-minute TEs in 2011 and came back with Chris Barnett, a vagabond of the type that Michigan typically stays away from. Barnett transferred almost right away; I put that on having just a few weeks.
Tight end is another position that typically requires a lot of development, but Michigan knew by mid-2011 that its 2013 starters would be, at most, true sophomores, and knew a year later that neither of their 2012 recruits were much for blocking. At this point any sane human would not have made the ability of their tight ends to block a key component of their offense.
Offensive Line, Longly
|Rodriguez put all of his eggs in the 2011 OL recruiting basket, and Michigan ended up with all their eggs in a project recruit's basket.
As for the OL, the failure to recruit just one offensive lineman in 2010 is the centerpiece of modern bitching. Is that fair? Here's a line from Brian in Mike Schofield's recruiting post, dated June 2009:
"Michigan didn't need a huge offensive line class one year after taking six big uglies and graduating zero, but you never want fewer than three and you always want quality."
So yes it is established MGoPrecedent that fewer than three OL in a class no matter how much meat you have stacked for the meat god is not cutting it.
Offensive line recruiting happens a bit earlier than most other positions. Since they're unlikely to be starting for several years (even redshirt freshmen are pretty rare) OL recruits rightly look for coaching stability more than early opportunity. The 2009 class was narrowing down their lists before the 2008 season, and so on. With that said here's a timeline of Michigan offensive line recruiting:
2009 (recruited in early 2008): Tackles Taylor Lewan and Michael Schofield, and guard Quinton Washington. This despite a huge/mixed haul from 2008, when RR added Barnum and Omameh to Carr's class of O'Neill, Mealer, Wermers and Khoury. For the record O'Neill left the team in June 2009, and Wermers was gone in July (though his World of Warcraft account was presumably active), so the coaches wouldn't have adjusted to either of those departures at that time. Meat for 2013 Meat God: three redshirt seniors, one a potential Jake Long 2.0, can't do more because there's still six guys from the previous class.
[Fail leaps atop fail, after the jump]
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The coping mechanisms kicked in about Tuesday, and the diaries flowed. The best, I thought, was by Ron Utah, who took this base alignment
…from the UFR and pointed out why it's hard to attack this in myriad ways because MSU's defense is good. That is true, but it doesn't invalidate the primary complaints: it isn't cohesive. Indiana faced the same defense and their OL isn't all that great, but they have committed themselves to running option routes and tempo, and it works because it puts the offense mostly on the shoulders of three really good receivers to execute. A short list of some of the hands Michigan gambled on:
- Toussaint's pass blocking vs. Denicos Allen blitz
- Funchess's threat as an inline blocker vs. MSU having watched Funchess this season at all
- Half-hearted play-action on 2nd and 15 when Michigan hasn't shown a run out of that formation in ever vs. MSU safeties' ability to read play-action.
State's defense is great, and that gives teams limited options for beating them. But the offensive coaching was awful independent of that, on the game level more so on a macro level: They haven't been able to figure out from week to week what the hell kind of offense they are, let alone who's going to be playing it. Eventually they want to be a TE-mismatch outfit but right now there isn't a single TE or RB on the roster who can block. I get it, but it's not getting better because in three years nobody on that staff has been able to answer "what are we going to do about it?"
The OL can't block either. Well the freshmen can't and hey, they're freshmen. But since OL coaches are particularly difficult to judge (especially when their oldest recruits are all redshirt freshmen this year) Erik_in_Dayton went over all of Funk's previous OL charges going back to Ball State. No conclusions—almost everybody was a 2-star recruit—but interesting read.
Meanwhile Gameboy has been trying all sorts of ways of assessing Michigan's O-line experience versus that of other teams. In three attempts he's got a bunch of data and no sense to make of it still because Michigan has two extremes and the coaches don't do things to cover up for their weak points. The chart at right shows O-line starts and game experience. His big mistake I think is averaging: Team One has a tackle with thirty starts and a left guard with none; Team Two has a tackle and guard who've started next to each other for fifteen games. Both average fifteen starts, but Team Two has a big advantage that is hidden by your method.
Chunkums put up a survey to ask if you want to fire which coaches, but your feelings are irrelevant since this staff won't be budged unless there's wholesale failure the rest of the year and Dave Brandon's pimp hand has to step in. Even then, what are the chances Michigan grabs the soon-to-be-unemployed Nebraska OC we're pining over? What's that guy going to do with Morris and Speight? It's clear now that Borges should never have been brought here in the first place, but then a world where Michigan hung on to Calvin Magee for a few years (as OSU did with Fickell) comes with its own negatives. Either way the future is what matters now; if we're going to advocate anything maybe it's a consultant who can teach Borges constraint theory.
While you're assessing, here's a handy chart of Michigan's games under Hoke by dnak438, with the betting lines included. I think jamiemac once told me that Michigan's final lines, like ND's and other power programs, are worse predictors because they're responsive to the huge number of people who bet knowing nothing more than that Michigan is traditionally pretty good. Early lines are more accurate. By the way dnak took my suggestion of rotating the chart 45 degrees. This week I'm suggesting overlaying last week's to see progression:
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For the fourth straight week, the top five teams in The Associated Press college football poll are unchanged, led by No. 1 Alabama.
The top-ranked Crimson Tide received 55 of 60 first-place votes after an easy victory and No. 2 Oregon received the other five after its latest blowout. Clemson is No. 3, followed by Ohio State and Stanford.
The Buckeyes and Cardinal were both tested Saturday night and stayed unbeaten. Ohio State rallied to win at Northwestern, 40-30. The Wildcats slipped three spots to No. 19. Stanford held off Washington 31-28. The Huskies dropped only one spot to No. 16.
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I have a huge bunch of cilantro, and have no idea what to do with it! Throwing it away is not an option, I am a cilantro-lover.
Throw it away!?? Blasphemy! I love the stuff, too...you COULD make Robert Lauriston's Cilantro Rice (uses 1/2 cup so it won't use up your huge bunch, unfortunately)...or you could make these Korean Style steaks with spicy cilantro sauce which I could almost just eat with a spoon, that sauce is so awesome:
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Second. Madhur Jaffrey's recipe is just a whole bunch of cilantro whizzed in the food processor with some finely-diced green chile, a little lemon juice, a pinch of salt, and a bit of ground cumin. A bushel of cilantro ends up making a few tablespoons (okay, maybe I'm exaggerating a little) of intensely-flavored goodness. It's good alongside Indian dishes, but is a great accompaniment to steaks or roast chicken, too.
On a similar note - you could mince it up with garlic and olive oil, then add a bit of vinegar and red pepper. Cilantro chimichurri - yum.
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Here's a video of that Indian cilantro (hari) chutney
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I do a stir fry with chicken, gai lan, ginger, shallots, lots of cilantro (like a cup), and lots or turmeric (about a TB). Finish with fish sauce, a bit of sugar, and a bit of lime juice. Sounds a little overpowering, but it works.
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What is gai lan? Broccoli?
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Gai Lan a/k/a Kai Lan a/k/a Chinese kale a/k/a Chinese broccoli. Leafy, a little bitter. Good stuff.
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Alan, you bring a new meaning to slash and burn.
Too late! In my fridge even a new bunch would be spoiled already.
Perhaps you can compost it :-) ?
I like AO's idea: cilantro + fresh hot chile + mint.
Unintended consequence - new, more expensive visit to market required.
Near me fresh mint is ~$1 per bunch, cilantro one third or fourth of that.
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Never tried tabouleh with cilantro--sounds like good idea...
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You're kidding, right?
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I've had it with many times with mint and parsley, but I don't recall ever having it with cilantro.
In fact, I searched about 10 different recipes on the web and looked in my Lebanese cookbook, Israeli cookbook and Arabic cookbook and not one of them had cilantro in it. I've never know the Semetic people to use cilantro.
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Gulf Arabs, a Semitic people, do use cilantro. It is called kazbarah in Arabic. Anywayz, I have never seen it used in tabbouleh or any typical non-Gulf recipes at all though.
I like the Indian green chutney idea. Green chutney freezes really well, too. You can of course use it to accompany any Indo-Pak food that is typically served with green chutney, but you could also use it as a sandwich spread or make kabab rolls and that as the sauce.
You can also cook it as the greens part in a chicken and greens dish.
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Oh yes, pico de gallo, how could I forget? The more cilantro the better. I make a variation which I call pico diablo by adding twice the regular amount of serranos/jalapeños plus a good sprinkling of ground chile de arbol. I like to make a batch at least a couple of hours before serving for those flavors to meld and to bring out the heat.
I can keep cilantro for almost 2 weeks in the refrigerator. Just trim the ends of the stems and stand the bunch upright in a sturdy jar/mug. Cover loosely with a plastic bag (one of those bags that you get in the produce department of the grocery store is perfect for this) and refrigerate. Change the water and re-trim the ends every couple of days.
I *heart* cilantro! :)
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If you live somewhere warm right now, you can make pineapple cucumber cilantro soup. Fresh pineapple is a must. Reserve some of it to chop by hand, and blend the rest along withan equal amount of cucumber, a chopped jalapeno (with or without seeds, as you prefer), a pinch of sea salt, a tablespoon or two of oil, some scallion, and fresh ground black pepper, adding pineapple juice as necessary, until it's a consistency you like. Add fresh chopped cilantro after blending and whizz just to combine. Garnish with reserved chopped pineapple and seeded cucumber and a little drizzle of oil (chive or scallion oil is pretty if you have it, but any good tasting oil will do.)
How I wish I could like cilantro. It is in so many good cuisines. However, it makes my lips tingle, my throat swells a little and has an extremely overwhelming, bitter taste like soap. Therefore, good cilantro lovers, I request that when you make a dish with cilantro mixed into it (so that it isn't obvious), please tell your guests unless you're sure they all love it. Some of us do have some pretty severe issues with cilantro....as strange as that might sound.


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Networking Breakfast
Start the first day with a healthy dose of food and networking before the conference program begins. This will be the first chance to visit the Connections Club so don't miss out!
Strolling Lunch
Take a break to refuel and reenergize at lunch in the Connections Club. Join us for a bite to eat and a chance to chat before an afternoon full of executive dialogue sessions.
Welcome Reception
The first day will conclude with a special reception for forum delegates, sponsors, media, and invited guests n the Connections Club. This is a great opportunity to network and recap the first day of EE Global.
Energy 2030 On the Road Launch Reception
EE Global will conclude with a reception on Capitol Hill offering forum delegates, sponsors, and government VIPs a memorable close to two days of information sharing and partnership building at Hart Senate Office Building room 902! Join us to to celebrate both EE Global and the launch of Energy 2030 On the Road campaign.
Senator Rob Portman (R-OH) will be on hand to provide parting remarks and welcome you to the best view Washington, D.C. can offer…the sunset over the national mall.


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|Royals sign No. 2 overall pick 11 minutes before deadline, 2402014
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Moustakas gets a $4 million signing bonus.
A Royals spokesman told The Associated Press that agent Scott Boras called general manager Dayton Moore at 11:49 p.m. EDT to say the deal had been struck for Moustakas, a power-hitting infielder out of Chatsworth High School in the Los Angeles area.
The 6-foot, 195-pound shortstop batted .577 during his senior season, breaking the state high school record for career (52) and single-season (24) home runs.
Under a new baseball rule this year, if the sides had not reached agreement by midnight, the Royals would have lost the rights to Moustakas.
``It has been a long day,'' said scouting director Deric Ladnier, who handled the negotiations and had said on draft day that he was confident the young power hitter wanted to join the Royals.
``It's been a long few days. It is an emotional roller coaster. I spoke with Mike a few minutes ago and he's ecstatic to be a part of our family. It's been a long haul. But we feel like we secured a player here that will help this organization win a championship in the future.''
Moore said he actually felt comfortable after the club made its final offer about 8 p.m. EDT.
``I was pretty calm and relaxed,'' Moore said. ``After we made our final offer today, guys will tell you, I felt we'd done everything we could do. When you feel you've done all you can do, it's beyond your control. I'm not going to say we were confident we were going to get a deal done because they hadn't given us an answer.''
The Royals envision Moustakas as their cleanup hitter of the future. Some have compared him with Alex Rodriguez as a power-hitting infield prospect. Combining with third baseman Alex Gordon, the No. 2 overall pick in 2005, and designated hitter Billy Butler, the 14th selection in 2004, the team hopes to construct its most potent lineup since George Brett and Hal McRae led the pennant-winning teams of the '80s.
Ladnier said he wasn't sure when Moustakas would take his physical and be assigned to a minor league team, but that he might well skip a level on his way to the big leagues.
``I think he's going to be an All-Star,'' Ladnier said. ``When that will happen, I'm not smart enough to say. But he's a highly skilled player with a tremendous amount of talent. Ultimately when he does get to the major leagues for the Royals, he's going to be a player who's going to be here for a long time.''


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1 and 2 bedroom apt homes for rent features full-size washer and dryer in unit, open floor-plans, 24-hour fitness center, and an outdoor swimming pool. Eagle Run is a pet friendly community - cats and small dogs accepted.
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Camping in Michigan is different than year-round camping elsewhere in the United States. Our campers enjoy a wide variety of activities right within our family-friendly campground, plus we are located close to some favorite attractions in Southeastern Michigan.
A skilled bird handler often visits to give an up-close experience learning about a variety of birds and how you can train them.
Meet our Llamas – proud animals who have their own personality! Many children love watching them in the field near the back of the campground.
You may fish for small mouth bass and bluegill in our man-made pond; fishing is catch-and-release only. We sometimes have fish catching contests to see who gets the biggest fish first. The largest bass caught so far was 22 inches long! Our man-made ponds are 10 to 25 feet deep, with the largest pond about 1 acre in size. Enjoy a kayak or paddle boat ride on this pond, but please remember that parents must sign them out and register at the camp office first and life jackets are required to use the boating equipment.
Some weekends feature Pebbles the Clown, who loves visiting with the children and showing them how to make balloon sculptures. Special weekends might have specific activities, like our Halloween weekends featuring are Graveyard Gala. See our Activities Calendar to find out about upcoming events, regular activities, and special days.
Here's a summary of favorite activities at Indian Creek Campground:
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- Mini Golf Course
- Children's Playground
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- Geo-Cache Challenge
- Rec Room with Camp Library & Nature Center
- Open Field – Football, Baseball, Soccer, etc.
Visit Indian Creek Camp and Conference Center, and most weekends will offer so many activities that you'll never be lacking for something to do! We also feature special events during some weekday camping dates, and themed activities during certain times of the season.
Camping with Adventure!
45′ Rock Wall and 700′ Dual Zip Line is open most Saturdays. Reserve for your own group today! Leap into Summer on the Leap of Faith, a challenge you never thought you can do!


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Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
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Originally written on Pro Sports Daily | Last updated 11/19/14
DALLAS -- This isn't the rivalry it once was. Less than two years removed from clash in the NBA Finals, the Miami Heat and the Dallas Mavericks have gone separate ways. The Heat's 110-95 runaway Thursday night victory at American Airlines Center was just the latest example. LeBron James had it going early as Miami coasted to its third consecutive regular-season win over the Mavericks since the 2011 Finals. The defending champions led by 14 in the first quarter and never looked back in improving to 17-6. James hit his first six shots on his way to 24 points in 31 minutes. The two-time reigning MVP added nine rebounds and five assists. Dwyane Wade scored 19 and Dallas native Chris Bosh chipped in 17. Shane Battier had 13 off the bench. The Heat knocked down 54 percent from the floor, drilling 10 3-pointers along the way. Dallas (12-14) lost for the fourth time in the last six games. The Mavericks are eagerly awaiting the comeback of Dirk Nowitzki, who has returned to...
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PLAYERS: LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Shane Battier, Dirk Nowitzki, O.J. Mayo, Erik Spoelstra, Derek Fisher, Elton Brand, Brandan Wright
TEAMS: Miami Heat, Dallas Mavericks
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Library Account Access and Searching
BookMyne app for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad
BookMyne (developed by the library vendor SirsiDynix) lets you access your Toronto Public Library account on the go. Check due dates, holds, and fines owing, renew your items, and search the catalogue and place holds.
What you'll need: A valid Toronto Public Library card number and PIN are required to access your account or place holds.
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Use the OverDrive app to download eBooks and eAudiobooks directly to your tablet or phone.
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Download full current issues of popular magazines to read on your mobile device.
What you'll need: Choose a magazine and create an account on the Toronto Public Library Zinio site (library card required), then use the same email address to create an account on zinio.com.
See Getting Started with Zinio eMagazines for more help.
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Download and listen to audiobooks on your device.
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Get free access to more than 34 foreign language courses and 14 English as a second language courses with the Mango Languages app.
What you'll need: Sign in with your library card and create a profile on the Mango Language Learning website. You'll be asked for your profile login when you start using the app.
Naxos app for iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad
Listen to streaming classical music and jazz through the Naxos Music Library app.
What you'll need: Sign in with your library card and create a playlist login on the Naxos Music Library website. You'll be asked for this login when you start using the app.
Naxos provides a tutorial for their iPhone app.
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Search dozens of general and specialty databases within the app. Handy for students.
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November 27, 2014
Lauderdale County is one of 15 counties that fund the Pat Harrison Waterway District (PHWD). One mill of the county's tax money is dedicated to Pat Harrison's operation. Three quarters of that mill go to its operating budget. One quarter is to retire a bond issue. That debt will soon be paid.
Chris Bowen of PHWD asked Lauderdale County supervisors not to accept the full refund of the quarter mill but to allow PHWD to retain one half of it in order to increase its operating fund.
"What this resolution is asking for is half of that quarter that's going to be refunded to you remain with the district," said board attorney Michael Strahan. "In other words 1/8th of a mill."
Bowen said there are major expenses funded by Pat Harrison in Lauderdale County. He gave Okatibbee Lake and Dunn's Falls as two examples.
"It actually costs us about $200,000 a year just to run those two parks. We go upside down about $200,000 per year. Recreation is not a revenue generator no matter how you slice it," Bowen said.
He ran into both opposition and doubt from the supervisors, including Jimmie Smith of District 2.
"One of the things, I think, you probably need to do for this board is to bring the numbers composition of what you're going to do with that money and how it will benefit Lauderdale County," said Smith.
District 5 supervisor Ray Boswell was more emphatic with his opposition.
"We've talked about this situation for a long time and if we have an opportunity to pull back some from Pat Harrison we need to do it now," said Boswell.
But Bowen warned it would not be that easy.
"In theory all 15 counties will always be required to pay, even if you were to pull out. You would still likely be responsible for your share of what it costs to operate these structures," said Bowen.
The board said it will discuss the matter further before taking action.
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Twenty years from now when our children hear Outkast's "Hey Ya" on the Oldies station on the radio or Pandora or whatever they'll be listening to in the future and have to ask us what "Shake it like a Polaroid picture" means, we'll enjoy a sweet, sad moment of nostalgia as we recall that whirring sound of the instant camera motoring out a print and watching the film's hazy yellow gradually develop into a cherished family photo--or a shot we didn't want the pervs at the photo developer shop (another relic we'll have to explain) to see. But artist Patrick Murphy is more interested in the "happy accidents" that result from faulty and obsolete technology rather than nostalgia, and his Push/Pull: Abstract Polaroid Photographs exhibit highlights the unexpected results of his experimental techniques. Push/Pull hangs through August 6 at the Mercantile Coffee House, 1800 Main St., as part of the McKinney Avenue Contemporary's outreach program. Store hours are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Call the Mercantile at 469-248-3028 or visit the-mac.org for more information.
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