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Email Is Already Portable - Let's Make It Mobile
by Chuck Martin on May 30, 3:02 PM
With so many emails being read first on mobile devices, what can we do to manage the multi-screen messaging madness? Keep it short, keep it focused, and learn how to synchronize with your own computer.
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Check The Memo: Mobile Puts Customers First
by Chuck Martin on May 23, 10:08 AM
Organizing around the customer is the great opportunity in mobile marketing, but it has to contend with legacy organizational infrastructures that get in the way.
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Mobile Power Users Lead the Way
by Chuck Martin on May 16, 8:08 AM
When people buy a new TV, they typically are replacing one they have had for some time -- in many cases a very long time. They likely buy a high-definition set, can't wait to get it out of the box, turn it on and instantly receive a dramatically improved television-viewing experience.
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The Money And The Numbers In Mobile
by Chuck Martin on May 9, 10:59 AM
A mid-year spot check on the state of mobile marketing spend shows that investment is now being measured in billions not millions of dollars. Some sectors such as mobile payments are accelerating at a double and triple digit pace.
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SMBs Take on Mobile to Increase Sales
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Text messaging, and, surprisingly, 2D barcodes are the leading forms of mobile marketing among small- to medium-sized businesses. On the local level, SMBs are beginning to assign a branding function to social and a direct sales goal to mobile.
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P. Allen Smith | Sowing Radish Seeds in a Container | PBS
Garden and lifestyle expert P. Allen Smith shares with us the joys of teaching children of all ages how to garden. I this video he shows how fun and simple it is to grow radishes. 02:30
Allen Smith Talks with Zach Gibbs of The Shade Store | PBS
Garden and lifestyle expert P. Allen Smith talks with Zach Gibbs of The Shade Store about the newly installed window treatments in the art studio at the Garden Home. 04:49
Soil Prep for Edible Gardens | PBS
When growing edibles, it's very important to prep the soil prior to each year's planting. You'll want to be sure to refresh the soil with compost and manure to replace the nutrients that were... 00:46
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When growing roses, it's important to start with quality soil. When planting in containers or raised beds, it's simple. Just combine 1 part potting soil with 1 part compost and 1 part bagged... 00:54
4 Ways to Improve Your Soil | PBS
Soil is the foundation for every great garden, and there are 4 basic steps you can take to improve yours. Step one involves testing your soil. Using a home soil kit, you'll want to check the... 01:39
P. Allen Smith's Garden Style Season 13 Promo | PBS
P. Allen Smith's Gardens is transforming into P. Allen Smith's Garden Style. Come join us for season 13 as we grow , cook and design all aspects of your life. 02:03
P. Allen Smith Hot & Spicy Oregano | PBS
Oregano is an easy herb that should be in every garden. Traditional Greek oregano is perfect for flavoring pizza and tomato sauces. A new variety, Hot & Spicy, blends the traits of oregano with... 00:51
P. Allen Smith | Herbscaping - Lemon Verbena | PBS
Garden and lifestyle expert P. Allen Smith shares a great use for Lemon Verbena from your garden, add it to honey. It's delicious, give it a try! 02:06
P. Allen Smith | Grow Together, Go Together; Leek & Thyme Tart | PBS
To prepare this recipe, begin by placing a baking sheet on the center shelf of the oven and preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Very lightly butter the bottom and sides of a 9" diameter tart pan with a... 03:39
P. Allen Smith | Bean2Blog Highlight Video | PBS
Bean2Blog -- a fun and educational day in pictures...sponsored by the Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board. Check out more details at www.themiraclebean.com and also more at pinterest.com 01:05
P. Allen Smith | Herbscaping with Columnar Basil | PBS
I really love working herbs into my landscaping -- even in container gardens! This Columnar Basil is a prime example of a way to add height and create an entry by using them in containers on... 00:59
New Additions to Allen's Platinum Collection | PBS
John Gaydos of Proven Winners gives us an overview of the new additions to P. Allen Smith's Platinum Collection. New plants in the collection include; Goldilocks Rocks® Bidens, Luscious® Citrus... 03:07
Soybean Hummus with a Kick | PBS
1 clove garlic 1 15-ounce can black soybeans drained 1 ½ tablespoon tahini ½ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sriracha sauce Fresh parsley and paprika to garnish. Directions: Place garlic and black... 03:50
P. Allen Smith | Grow Together, Go Together; Crudites | PBS
Garden and lifestyle expert P. Allen Smith shares and easy to prepare recipe to use at your next garden gathering! I love putting together finger foods when having friends over to the house. Their... 01:42
P. Allen Smith | Cabbage 101 | PBS
Garden and lifestyle expert P. Allen Smith give us some basic tips on growing cabbage. Cabbage is a very hardy vegetable, and that makes it easy to grow. It's leafy and robust, so it's a great... 00:57


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Monkeyballs was beat by the Lion King...in Hollyweird, you're either coming in #1 or you fail - plain and simple...and most loonies don't have jobs or money so they can't see the movie until the married man they're screwing gives them $20 for the week
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I don't tell Moneyball is a hit but it does well, especially for this theme and many site like deadline and thr write that : hard to sell but it does well.
Even studios know it and Nikki Finke of deadline write about it : studios are satisfied about his box office even if they want more. Moneyball probably finishes at 65-70 millions $ in North America. Very good figures for baseball movie, everybody know that.
Ridiculous ? Why ? There are themes that are harder to sell than others ! You can't evaluate them as mainstrean film.
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YOU know nothing about box offices. Moneyball is NOT a hit. End of story. Saying well it's a hit for a baseball movie is ridiculous. In it's 3rd week it's averaging $2.5K per theatre which is not at all great.
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moneyball tanks ? How ? It seems you know nothing about box office. it does well for baseball movie which is hard to sell.
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Quality Control rapper Rich The Kid is prepping the release of his new mixtape Flexin On Purpose. Today, he drops the first single 'Keep It 100′ where he takes help from 'Trap Queen' hitmaker Fetty Wap on the guest verse and Zaytoven on the production to deliver a hot product. Listen below.
Rich Homie Quan's If U Ever Think I Will Stop Going In, Ask Double R mixtape is set to drop Tuesday, April 28th. And to get you excited for the project, the rapper drops a new song tonight featuring Yung Brooke. Stream 'Family' below.
After releasing the official 'Backflip' remix featuring Wiz Khalifa & A$AP Ferg, Casey Veggies unleashes his second official single from the upcoming Live & Grow album tonight.
The new tune 'Tied Up' has assistance from the lady of the moment DeJ Loaf who contributes her smooth singing vocals to the song. Stream it below or download on iTunes here.
Mariah Carey has pressed the restart button after the failure of her last album Me. I Am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse.
She's back working with L.A. Reid at Epic Records and the first release is going to her hits album #1 To Infinity featuring 18 of her past hits plus some new songs. The newly recorded song 'Infinity' has been released today on iTunes and is not awfully different than some of her past hits. Stream the mid-tempo jam via the lyric video below and tell us what you think.
Young Thug just released Barter 6 and has no plans to slow down. After a tagged version hit the net earlier, here goes the official version of 'Dance'. Hit the jump to take a listen.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — An embattled Wisconsin prosecutor who tried to spark an affair with a domestic violence victim resigned in disgrace Monday.
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"They remain supportive of my efforts to seek professional help, and I will be a better person as a result," the statement said.
The Associated Press reported last month that Kratz sent 30 text messages to a 26-year-old domestic abuse victim while he prosecuted her ex-boyfriend on a strangulation charge. The 50-year-old Kratz called the woman a "hot nymph" and asked if she would enjoy secret contact with a married district attorney.
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Until now, Kratz had been best known for convicting Steven Avery in 2007 in a photographer's death. The case got national attention because Avery committed the homicide shortly after he was freed from prison, where he spent 18 years for a rape he didn't commit.
Kratz was a longtime chairman of the Wisconsin Crime Victims' Rights Board, which investigates and sanctions public officials who violate crime victims' rights. Kratz resigned the leadership post in December under pressure from state officials.
The board has taken criticism for not taking action against him. Kratz has said he was candid with the board, but the board counters the information he supplied was vague and he described the messages as mutually friendly.
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Brian, when was the last time that Michigan won and all 3 of our traditional rivals lost (like on Saturday)? Has this ever happened?
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The answer to this can be found about 15 minutes deep into yesterday's podcast. Mwa ha ha.
Okay: Jamiemac did the research and the last time this happened was October 2nd, 2004.
- Michigan blew out Indiana 35-14.
- Ohio State lost in overtime to Northwestern 33-27.
- Michigan State got smoked by Iowa 38-16.
- And Notre Dame got annihilated by Purdue 41-16.
I'll take Saturday over those results easy. We also brought this up on the podcast: this sort of event needs a name so we can refer to [NAME] I, [NAME] II, and so on with Saturday marking the AFL-NFL merger, as it were. If we want we can count backwards from there and let the 2004 event be 0—it predates the blog—and any previous be negative. But we need a name. MGoMinions, you have your charge.
On that play at the end of the game when Clausen went deep on 2nd and 10 against Warren, I am pretty confident that the fly pattern was not called from the huddle. I think Weis probably had a much more conservative play called (like a hitch or quick out or comeback on the sideline) but as soon as Warren rolled up into press-man, the WR and the QB automatically know that the WR is going to run a jet. So, while I agree 100% that Weis should have run the ball on second - or at least gone away from Warren, who was in his guy's shirt on all but two plays - I don't think he called for the Home Run.
What a game for tons of recruits to attend, btw. Perfect.
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Whoah: I've been arguing that throwing the ball on second and ten is a good idea as long as it's not some crazy bomb. Just because Warren is in press coverage doesn't mean you can't get Rudolph open or slip Hughes out of the backfield or do any number of other things that don't involve a long sideline route against Donovan Warren. And you certainly don't let your QB check to a balls-to-the-wall call when going 35 is called for. Especially with timeouts you don't care about. Take one and get it right.
Aaaand now lets get to the emails that have flooded my mailbox about quarterbacks not named Tate Forcier:
I understand that we need to have two viable QBs b/c of the always possible (GOD-FORBID) chance of injury to the one, but what are the chances that we can utilize DR as a WR? If not this year, how about next year (When Gardner is here)? It seems that DR would burn almost everyone trying to cover him, if he has the ability to catch. Thanks!
This, or a variant of it, has been rampant speculation anywhere one Michigan fan can communicate to another: what do we do with a man who is made of dilithium now that we have all converted to the Church of Tate? In two words: I dunno.
This year you have to keep him at quarterback and work on his ability to play the position as extensively as possible. If Michigan's up 38 against Eastern all remaining offensive drives should be Robinson throwing every down. Establishing himself as a viable option at QB will make his cameos throughout the rest of the season more effective and provide Michigan some non-Sheridan depth at a position that really needs it. That's the rest of this year.
As for next year, and beyond… even that's tough. At this point I assume you dearly want to redshirt Devin Gardner (about whom more in a sec), which would be difficult if Robinson moved to another position. At the same time, you don't want Robinson wiling his time away on the bench; you probably want both Forcier and Robinson on the field.
How do you do that if Robinson's a quarterback? I think you play two quarterbacks. We saw a little bit of this in the last game when Forcier motioned out into the slot and Robinson basically became a wildcat QB; in the future, especially when Minor and Brown leave, I think you might see a good deal of both QBs in the same backfield, with Robinson acting as a sort of Percy Harvin jet ninja who actually throws several time a game. If it works really, really well it might be the base offense.
While we're on the topic, here's a prescient email from before the ND game:
After watching the Michigan-Western Michigan on Saturday, not only was I relieved by finally attending a win in the season-opener, but I was also intrigued by the possibilities of the two-quarterback system (not even going to say three-quarterback system, because that would mean DEATH). Tate and Denard reminded me of a very-poor man's version of Florida in 2006 with Chris Leak and Tim Tebow. With Tate in the game the defense expects him to throw but he has a threat to run (Leak), and with Denard in the game the defense expects him to run with a smaller threat to throw (Tebow). This opens the door up for big plays with the defense cheating one way or the other. If Denard can get into the game around 20-25 plays per game, and can be semi-effective throwing the ball I think the ceiling for the offense is very high. Then again, we are talking about two freshmen, and it was only Western Michigan, but even the possibility that Michigan has two viable, complementary quarterbacks (that aren't last year's quarterbacks) got me excited for the rest of the season.So, I was wondering what you think we can expect from the two-quarterback system for the rest of the year... and if this scheme is successful going forward, should we plan on this being the norm, or just a way to see which quarterback will separate himself from the other?
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We all witness Forcier achieve separation last week but that does not mean Robinson, who should improve more rapidly than Forcier because he's farther away from his ceiling, won't get viable towards the end of the year. It's going to be very hard for opposing safeties to not come up when Robinson starts running around, and at some point this year he will pull up and hit someone running wide open. Against Notre Dame's blitz-mad offense in his second game, Robinson was not prepared. He'll be way more viable two months from now against mid-level Big Ten teams. Don't expect him to be as small a part of the offense going forward as he was against Notre Dame.
And now to Devin Gardner:
Has the success of Tate Forcier in the early going had any affect on the commitment of Devin Gardner?
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This is another question I've gotten a dozen times and can only really answer with "I don't know." But when Gardner committed he knew there were two freshman quarterbacks in front of him and that one of them would likely be an entrenched starter when he arrived. He's made several comments in the aftermath of his commitment to the effect of "I am a strong Michigan commitment," and yes everyone says that up until the point they don't but he can't say much else to reassure us and has made no motion that would indicate a soft commitment.
So I don't think so. And it's not like the situation anywhere local is much better. Ohio State snubbed him in favor of Montana's kid and with "Lebron in Cleats" looking decidedly un-Lebron he'd have to wait for two years behind Pryor anyway, and given the quarterback depth at Ohio State (virtually none) a redshirt might not be possible. And no other major local program is spread friendly except Penn State, which already has Kevin Newsome, Paul Jones, and Robert Bolden in the last two classes.
Friday Night Lights 2009: 9-15
As always, if you can point me to an article covering any of the commits' games. Do so in the comments. We were unable to make it out to any games ourselves last week, but may be able to drop in on a couple this week.
If you can help out finding articles on any of the commits, we'll try to make it as comprehensive as possible.
SC QB Cornelius Jones
The great name confusion of 2009 has ended by the way, as we now have pseudo-confirmation of the lack of "r" in Jones's first name.
Last week: Spartanburg falls to Sumter 34-21. Article 2. MGoUser Clarence Beeks gives yet another awesome breakdown of Jones's performance. Conelius threw 17/27 for 187 yards with a touchdown and a pick, while running 23 times for 53 yards and another score.
Conelius Jones continues to impress me with his arm, decision-making, and excellent play-action skills. As I've said consistently now, Jones is not all that fast (he's not slow, but he's more quick and shifty than fast), but what has become obvious is that this kid really has the potential to develop as a passer. He shows good presence in the pocket and makes good decisions with where to go with the ball (usually). However, he does tend to bail out and run sooner than he should sometimes, which indicates that he's not processing multiple reads consistently.
I highly recommend checking out the full text of Beeks's breakdown.
This week: Greenwood @ Spartanburg (2-2).
Conelius Jones 2009 | ||||||||||||
Passing | Rushing | |||||||||||
Game | Result | Comp | Att | Yds | TD | Int | % | Yds/Att | Rush | Yds | TD | Avg |
Dorman | L 7-20 | 7 | 24 | 42 | 0 | 0 | 29.17 | 1.75 | ||||
Union | W 35-0 | 6 | 7 | 91 | 1 | 0 | 85.71 | 13.00 | 9 | 63 | 4 | 7.00 |
Northwestern | W 20-10 | 125 | 1 | 0 | 45 | 1 | ||||||
Sumter | (L 21-24 | 17 | 27 | 187 | 1 | 1 | 62.96 | 6.93 | 23 | 53 | 1 | 2.30 |
Totals | (1-1) | 30 | 58 | 320+ | 0 | 0 | 51.72 | 5.52 | 32 | 116+ | 6 | 3.63 |
MI RB Austin White
Last week: Stevenson pounds Salem 34-7. No final stats, but Austin had rushing touchdowns of 4 and 8 yards, along with a 2-point conversion on the ground.
This week: South Lyon @ Stevenson (1-2).
Austin White 2009 | |||||||||
Rushing | Receiving | ||||||||
Game | Result | Rush | Yds | TD | Avg | Rec | Yds | TD | Avg |
Franklin | L 7-21 | 14 | 64 | 1 | 4.57 | - | - | - | - |
Howell | L 14-28 | 16 | 119 | 2 | 12.44 | 4 | 59 | 0 | 14.75 |
Salem | W 34-7 | 2 | |||||||
Howell | L 14-28 | 16 | 119 | 5 | 12.44 | 4 | 59 | 0 | 14.75 |
TX RB Tony Drake
Last week: Skyline defeats Arlington Bowie 35-27. Drake ran 13 times for 92 yards and a touchdown. He also caught 2 passes for 14 yards. Maxpreps has a photo gallery with a number of photos of Drake.
This week: Skyline (2-0) @ Plano East.
Tony Drake 2009 | |||||||||
Rushing | Receiving | ||||||||
Game | Result | Rush | Yds | TD | Avg | Rec | Yds | TD | Avg |
Kimball | W 51-2 | 8 | 69 | 1 | 8.63 | - | - | - | - |
Bowie | W 35-27 | 13 | 92 | 1 | 7.08 | 2 | 14 | 0 | 7.00 |
Howell | L 14-28 | 21 | 161 | 2 | 7.67 | 2 | 14 | 0 | 7.00 |
LA Slot WR Drew Dileo
Last week: Parkview Baptist takes down Arcadiana 31-14.
He was also an efficient 4-of-6, throwing for 59 yards, including a 35-yard toss to tailback Drew Dileo with 7:24 left for the Eagles' final score.
Something about that QB's stats screams "wishbone offense," though I guess we already knew that. Drew had 14 carries for 77 yards to go along with the receiving TD.
This week: Parkview Baptist (2-0) @ Church Point.
MI WR Ricardo Miller
Last week: Pioneer defeats Saline 36-17. MGoUser ArborBlue provided a game report. Ricardo had 3 catches for 48 yards and a (24-yard) touchdown. He also misjudged a wide open pass that should have been a 60-yard TD. For the record, Saline QB (and MSU commit) Joe Boisture was so horrible he got benched during the game. Miller photo appears courtesy of Lon Horwedel for AnnArbor.com.
This week: Saginaw Arthur Hill @ Pioneer (3-0).
Ricardo Miller 2009 | |||||
Receiving | |||||
Game | Result | Rec | Yds | TD | Avg |
Inkster | W 35-32 | 3 | 70 | 0 | 23.33 |
Dexter | W 45-0 | 2 | 100 | 2 | 50.00 |
Saline | W 36-17 | 3 | 48 | 1 | 16.00 |
Totals | (2-0) | 8 | 218 | 3 | 27.25 |
OH WR Jerald Robinson
Last week: Canton South picks up their first win by taking down Ravenna, 28-19.
Two plays later, Canton South's Jerald Robinson caught a Logan Bowles pass for a 54-yard touchdown and a 14-13 lead.
I believe that it Jerald's first touchdown on the year.
This week: Louisville @ Canton South (1-2).
MI WR Jeremy Jackson
Last week: Huron falls to Temperance Bedford 28-21.
This week: Huron (1-2) @ Monroe.
OH WR DJ Williamson
Last week: Harding defeats Buchtel 21-6. Williamson photo from JJHuddle.com.
This week: Harding (2-0-1) @ Youngstown Cardinal Mooney.
OH OL Christian Pace
Last week: Avon Lake runs it up on Elyria, 48-15.
This week: Avon Lake (1-2) @ Olmstead.
OH DT Terry Talbott
Last week: Wayne falls to Glenville 57-28. Neither Talbott brother is mentioned in the game recap.
This week: Huber Heights (2-1) @ Trotwood-Madison.
PA DE Ken Wilkins
Last week: Trinity falls to Greensburg Salem 10-7. Recap article. The Trinity defense was very stout, save for a pass interference penalty in the endzone that ended up providing the deciding points on a QB sneak.
This week: Trinity (0-2) @ Thomas Jefferson.
PA DE Jordan Paskorz
Last week: Hampton falls to West Allegheny, 26-7.
This week: Hampton @ Shaler Area.
OH LB Antonio Kinard
Last week: The Leopards fall to Campbell, 14-6.
"We made a lot of mistakes," said Whittaker. "Twice we turned the ball over inside the 20 and we had one TD called back [Antonio Kinard's 38-yard pass interception in the early seconds of the game]. We blew three opportunities."
This week: Struthers @ Liberty (2-1).
FL S Marvin Robinson
Last week: Lake Region is knocked off by Kathleen, 33-0.
This week: Sebring @ Lake Region.
OH CB Courtney Avery
Last week: Lexington falls to North Canton Hoover, 41-20. Avery was held to only 16 yards passing in the second half.
This week: Rice Consolidated @ Lexington.
OH CB Terrence Talbott
Last week: Wayne falls to Glenville 57-28. Neither Talbott brother is mentioned in the game recap.
This week: Huber Heights (2-1) @ Trotwood-Madison.
2011 OH CB Greg Brown
Prior to this week's game, Brown had 5 catches for 83 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Last week: Fremont Ross knocks off rival Tiffin Columbian 49-35. I highly recommend checking out that article, because it's heavily Brown-centric.
Brown caught touchdown passes of 39 and 29 yards while finishing with three grabs for 98 yards... "Greg is so versatile that he can hurt an opposing team in so many different ways and we're going to take advantage of that," Fremont Ross coach Derek Kidwell said... "I feel like I always have to step up," said Brown, who has verbally committed to attend Michigan in fall 2010 [sic]. "If I step up, then there's a good chance we're going to win."... Brown gave Ross a 64-yard kickoff return...
Second article that's not so Brown-y.This week: Cleveland Benedictine @ Fremont Ross (2-1).
MI QB Devin Gardner
Last week: Inkster had a bye week.
This week: Inkster (0-2) @ Lakewood (OH) St. Edward.
Devin Gardner 2009 | ||||||||||||
Passing | Rushing | |||||||||||
Game | Result | Comp | Att | Yds | TD | Int | % | Yds/Att | Rush | Yds | TD | Avg |
Pioneer | L 32-35 | 10 | 14 | 97 | 1 | 0 | 71.43 | 6.93 | 16 | 113 | 1 | 7.06 |
East Kentwood | L 33-52 | 19 | 30 | 389 | 3 | 1 | 63.33 | 12.97 | 10 | 102 | 2 | 10.20 |
Totals | (1-1) | 29 | 44 | 486 | 0 | 0 | 65.91 | 11.05 | 26 | 215 | 3 | 8.27 |
TX RB Stephen Hopkins
Last week: Marcus had a bye week.
This week: Marcus (2-0) @ Katy.
Stephen Hopkins 2009 | |||||
Rushing | |||||
Game | Result | Rush | Yds | TD | Avg |
Grapevine | W 62-28 | 13 | 78 | 2 | 6.00 |
Plano West | W 35-25 | 28 | 128 | 3 | 4.56 |
Totals | (2-0) | 41 | 206 | 5 | 5.02 |
MGoPodcast 1.4: Giggling, Notre Dame, More Giggling
We decided everyone wanted to talk about last weekend instead of next weekend so the podcast comes early this week. Our special guest is frequent diarist and Gamblor acolyte Jamiemac, who's got his own digs at Just Cover now. Over the course of a half hour, we talk about Notre Dame, Ohio State, Michigan's new ceiling, Jamie's crazy theories about Phil Steele, and reveal the last time Michigan hit a quadruple (win plus losses from the three main rivals) like they did over the weekend.
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MGoPodcast 1.4: Notre Dame recap
Unverified Voracity On The Ceiling
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Take his and graduate 'em, take yours and graduate 'em. It's not noble to take guys with two good parents and a Catholic-school education and not screw them up. That's one of the things that's always bothered me about Notre Dame's smugness. They've positioned themselves as the nationwide destination for kids who end up at places like Oaks Christian, and when these kids fail to screw up they take pride in it. Michigan, meanwhile, has been more willing to take on potentially troubled kids. Not as willing as some other schools, but willing.
This is always spun as a negative when you get a Feagin situation. When you take kids out of Pahokee or Detroit or Delray Beach who did not go to a good high school and didn't have a stable home life and are just looking for a way out, some of them are not going to overcome their backgrounds. It's tough to do that. It's no accomplishment to graduate Craig Roh. That kid grew up like an enormous, athletic, magnificently-eyebrowed version of me; he's going to graduate no matter where he is. It's a risk to stick out your neck for a talented kid who went to a school with textbooks from 1978 where dropouts are more common than graduates.
The reason I bring it up is an epic article on Pahokee, the home of three current Wolverines, in the Daily. I've been reading the Daily for twelve years now and it's without question the best article to appear in it in that time frame. It wouldn't seem out of place if you threw it up on ESPN.com in one of those fancy presentations they give Wright Thompson. It highlights the environment these guys come from:
He pops in one of the myriad discs. It's a guerrilla-style video called "Palm Beach County: Gangstas and Thugs." Local gun-toting gang members flash across the screen, beating each other senseless and shooting AK-47s into the air.
"That's my cousin; he's in jail," he says pointing, to the screen. "Oh, and that kid's dead. He was 17."
Trouble in such places is easier to get into than avoid, and honestly working with these kids so that they get out of college and go somewhere else is a calling beyond giving kids who went to Catholic school calculus exams. Michigan has to live up to that charge, of course. In four to six years we'll have Rodriguez's graduation numbers, and in five more we'll have some sense of how the institution has served them. I'll be watching it carefully. I hope—and think—Michigan will do right by them. They are owed that.
No, you can't do that. Apparently ABC never showed the Armando Allen taunting penalty, but the News got a shot of it:
NCAA rulebook on unsportsmanlike conduct:
a. Specifically prohibited acts and conduct include:
1. No player, substitute, coach or other person subject to the rules shall use abusive, threatening or obscene language or gestures, or engage in such acts that provoke ill will or are demeaning to an opponent, to game officials or to the image of the game, including but not limited to:
(b) Taunting, baiting or ridiculing an opponent verbally.
(c) Inciting an opponent or spectators in any other way, such as simulating the firing of a weapon or placing a hand by the ear to request recognition.
Ssssh-ing the student section is an obvious flag that will get called 1000 of 1000 times. It doesn't matter if he said anything or not. Weis being an ass in the postgame (no, seriously, watch his bitchy press conference… what a horror it would be to have such a thoroughly unlikeable person* in charge of your football team):
"Armando was really distraught at the end of the game, because he felt that he got called for a 15-yard penalty for going 'shhhh' when he got to the end zone," Weis said. "Now I guess, technically, that's taunting, but he felt really bad about that and I told him we're all part of this loss and don't put it all on your shoulders."
Indeed, it is "technically" taunting in the way Michigan's pass to Mathews was "technically" a touchdown. Meanwhile on that same play, Clausen was doing a fey little dance that could have drawn another flag. Why must Weis recruit these thugs? Why can't he have nice boys like Greg Mathews, who politely handed the ball to the referee after his gamewinning touchdown?
A note on one of the other ND refereeing complaints: Theo Riddick did touch that kickoff, as was extensively discussed on Sportscenter, so running two seconds off the clock was appropriate. And when Tate caught the ball on the last play of the game and got tackled with one second left, the key distinction to note is that the official timekeeper doesn't stop when he thinks the play is over—not his job—but when the referee signals him to. You can clearly see that the referee signals to stop the clock well after :00 is hit. (Yes, maybe that's a conspiracy too.)
*(dollars to donuts that caused any West Virginia, Michigan State, or Ohio State fan reading it to have a head asplode moment, but… seriously. Watch the video. There is no comparison between that and corny jokes and twang.)
Tempting fate. If Michigan loses the next two weeks you can stick my head in a blender for what I'm about to do.
Let's talk about Michigan State, Michigan's first road game of the season and next opponent against whom the spread will be in the single digits. State lost to Central Michigan in quintessential "Sparty, No!" fashion, but don't let the flukes at the end of the game overshadow the overall theme of the day. A worried The Only Colors explains:
While hanging our heads obviously doesn't do any good, I really have a hard time seeing Saturday's outcome as a fluke. Sure, the events of the final 30 seconds all broke in the Chippewas' favor. But we'd been outplayed by a significant margin for the 59 minutes and 30 seconds that preceded those 30 seconds--outgained by 74 yards and outconverted by 8 first downs. And when it mattered most, we couldn't stop them. Central gained a total of 147 yards to reach the endzone on both of its final two non-onside-kick-commenced drives. We were lucky to be in position to win the game with 30 seconds to go.
Maybe CMU's a top-40 team and this loss isn't quite as bad as it looks right now. But they certainly didn't look like a top-40 team against Arizona a week ago. And you have to beat top 40 teams at home to get to a New Years Day bowl.
That is a strong indication that internet skepticism over a team that was outgained in conference play last year was better founded than the assembled Big Ten Media's assertion that Michigan State was the third-best team in the conference. Not that we needed anyone to tell us that the internet tends to do better research than newspapers. State should get better as Kirk Cousins solidifies his hold on the starting quarterback spot, but after some initial optimism in the comments that post bogs down into pessimism about a ton of things, most prominently the pass rush.
Compounding things for State in their matchup against Michigan: Central Michigan is headed by the Rich Rodriguez coaching tree, also known as Butch Jones, and quarterbacked by Dan LeFevour, a mobile, accurate quarterback that's a more veteran but less hyped version of Tate Forcier. LeFevour was 33 of 46 for 328 yards, three touchdowns, and an interception. The State game now looks very winnable.
The move? Freshman Cameron Gordon's seemingly inevitable move to linebacker may be a fait accompli according to MGoPoster Jaggs:
Was at the ND game this weekend and my dad ran into a guy purporting to be Cam Gordon's dad (I have no reason to doubt it was him). The guy told my dad he was a father of a player on the team etc, and my dad asked him who he said his name which my dad forgot but remembered the guy said #84 a linebacker. A quick search of the program and mgoblue.com shows Gordon as the only #84 so sounds like Gordon.
Quick check shows 86 points, which isn't much, but also that this guy's been registered for eight months. Credibility rating: at least moderate. We're still looking for confirmation and will provide it if/when it comes.
Yeesh. I think this was just an mgolicious link. The numbers say, I don't know, something:
3. Inbound links checked daily. The day before I visited, logs for the Chronicle's WordPress site reported that it had drawn 277 visitors from a local sports blog, 28 from a local school blog and 23 from annarbor.com, the reincarnated Ann Arbor News.
Probably what it says is that AA.com's traffic is far more dispersed, where this site is basically a single framework with varying content presented.
Etc.: Been struck with a burning desire to have Zoltan's biff immortalized for all time on your wall? Michigan obliges. Bleed Scarlet notes the one-year anniversary of David Foster Wallace's suicide.
Monday Presser Notes 9-14-09
Rich Rodriguez
- Injuries: David Moosman popped his shoulder out, might sit for 1-2 weeks. Some combination of Ricky Barnum, Elliott Mealer, John Ferrara, and Patrick Omameh will fill that in. Boubacar Cissoko was still banged up against ND, but he'll continue to play. Mike Williams sat because of cramps, and he should be healthy. Junior Hemingway should be back soon, but Rodriguez won't know until later today. The full injury report will come out Thursday.
- The secondary didn't play its best on Saturday, but a lot of the stuff can be corrected. They want to be able to play JT Floyd, Teric Jones, and Justin Turner to build a little more depth there.
- The QBs are still listed with an "OR" on the depth chart. Tate has earned the right to take the first snap each week so far, but the competition in practice has been pretty close. Denard is a QB now, and will continue to be in the future. They aren't looking at moving him to another position.
- Rodriguez gave some veiled criticism to Charlie Weis's excuses about the refs. "I didn't see anything." He typically will send a couple plays into the conference office, though he didn't after the Western game. The refs do a god job, and they'll call things if they see them. When the Armando Allen touchdown was overturned, Rodriguez called a timeout instead of a challenge because he wanted to save his challenge for later in the game in case they needed it.
- Rodriguez talks to CMU coach Butch Jones twice a week. He's a good coach and a good person. Rich knows he'll have
- Rodriguez interviewed the entire football staff (not just coaches) when he came to Ann Arbor. He didn't re-hire Coach English, though he was an outstanding defensive coordinator. Rodriguez had something else in mind defensively, and now he's happy where they are. He talked to Coach E to congratulate him for landing the EMU job. "I know he's got a lot of friends here, and as you'd expect, when you spend a couple years at a neat place you're going to make some friends."
- Rodriguez wants fans to not only be at the game, but also to be active participants. The piped in music is art of that, along with exciting things like the Circle of Death, aka the "Team Unity Circle."
Troy Woolfolk
- The defense was playing off receivers for most of the game, but they got a little more aggressive because they got sick of giving up the underneath stuff.
- English was Troy's primary recruiter at Michigan. The two don't talk anymore, because Troy has lost Coach E's number, but he wants to play well this Saturday to show that he was worthy of being recruited.
- "I'm just glad that we got a chance to show the nation that Michigan is back."
- Some day in the future, Troy and Denard are going to race to settle once and for all who the fastest player is.
Stevie Brown
- Brown wasn't surprised to see ND go deep on second down with a chance to ice the win late in the fourth quarter. "That's what they'd been doing all game, and that's what was working for them."
- Stevie doesn't keep in contact with Coach English. They talked when Ron was hired at Eastern, but not really since.
Tate Forcier
- Although the team is ranked, they're only at the very last spot (35). The team needs to continue working hard if they want to move up. The team made lots of mistakes (Tate's fumble on the 2 yard line, a missed field goal), so there's definite room for improvement.
- Tate had 400+ text message following the game yesterday. He doesn't have a big lecture until tomorrow, but he's sure lots of people will talk to him about the game.
- He caught the big nighttime tilt and saw Matt Barkley (the nation's other golden boy frosh) perform pretty well. "It was kinda hard; I didn't know who I wanted to win because I don't like USC or Ohio State."
- The rushing touchdown was a pass/run option, and the defensive end forced him to head back inside "Right when I cut it up, I didn't see anybody. Right away I knew it should be pretty good." He was confident on the final touchdown to Mathews as well. "I thought it was a perfect play call." The corner was playing with inside leverage, giving Greg room to the outside.
- Tate said he wasn't really going to look at Michigan until the new staff came in.
- There's no animosity between Tate and Denard, and Tate expects a big play every time Denard hits the field. He hopes Denard will get more chances to shine in the next couple weeks.
- "Just beating Notre Dame is great, but beating them the way we beat them made it even better." Tate's family was in the crowd,and he heard they were all so happy they cried. "I wish [Jason] could have been out there playing with me."
Phil Brabbs Has Cancer
For Brabbs, a former kicker for the University of Michigan who kicked one of the most famous field goals in Wolverines' history, his next battle is on the horizon.
Diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma (a cancer of the plasma cell), Brabbs, a 1999 Dow High graduate who turned 29 on Aug. 7, is preparing for his treatment to start next month at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Treatment Center.
The cancer, specialists told Brabbs, has been growing. In a year's time, it's gone from being in 10 percent of his bones to 30 percent.
Vada Murray is horrible enough. Brabbs is younger than I am:
"This has been a long, drawn-out process. It started when I was 25 and living in North Carolina," he said. "I would have a panic attack and this stabbing pain, and have no clue what was going on.
"Age is on our side," Brabbs added. "The average age for a person getting this is 68. That's why we want to be aggressive (with treatment)."
It sounds like he's going to have a difficult few months with chemo and radiation and a stem-cell transplant, but Brabbs is upbeat. He's even got a blog.


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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Libby, Gary Russell. Reflections. Daytona Beach, Fla. : Museum of Arts and Sciences, c2009 (OCoLC)743249330 |
Named Person: | Cici Brown; Hyatt Brown |
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Notes: | Issued in connection with an exhibition held Nov. 20, 2009-May 17, 2010, Museum of Arts and Sciences, Daytona Beach. "Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2009922098"--T.p. verso. |
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Published: Wednesday February 12, 2014 MYT 12:00:00 AM Updated: Wednesday February 12, 2014 MYT 8:54:11 AM
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MALACCA: A gritty volunteer worker saved her seven-year-old adopted granddaughter from further sexual assault by a youth behind a community hall in Telok Mas.
Radziah Ramli (pic), a volunteer with a social organisation here, had taken the girl and her 10-year-old brother to a meeting there at about 9.30am on Sunday.
Two hours later, Radziah found both children missing and went out to check.
"I saw my grandson crying," she said. "He told me a man had ripped off his sister's clothes and was doing something to her behind the hall."
Radziah said she rushed behind to see a youth fondling the naked girl.
"I had to save my granddaughter from the youth so I dashed forward and pulled her away," said Radziah. "The youth started to punch me and I bit his hand, which made him more angry,'' recalled the 53-year-old single mother.
She said the youth then pushed her into a drain before trying to flee.
"I hurt my legs, but I screamed to alert the others who were still in the meeting.
"All of them rushed out and caught the youth and handed him over to the police,'' she added.
She said the girl was still traumatised by her ordeal and is suffering from high fever.
Due to her own diabetic condition, Radziah has to nurse her injured leg with care.
A police spokesman said the case was being probed under Section 354 of the Penal Code for using criminal force with intent to outrage modesty.
The youth has been remanded.
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Hamilton will be there. He's just too good at this level not to be.
Gotta figure guys like Percy and others from the O will push for a spot, plus the Q guys. Pouliot is playing on the Series game tonight and he's gunna get a long look as well.
I have not been impressed by Hamilton from the Summer series or the OHL subway series, I like his game even less on the big ice surface. It wouldn't surprise me if he doesn't make the starting 6, he may make the team as an extra, but I would leave him and Murphy home. Murphy has been a dissapointment this year, others have been more impressive than these 2 IMO. On merit they may not deserve making the team this year.
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