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|steamheaduk wrote:
The fact is the same Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt affects EVERY change of Doctor, and still the show survives 47 years on.
Like you guys, unsure about the theme tune remix. The visual bit of the time vortex I think is great though.
So the stuff with the cracks is the big arc for this season? looks to be interesting.
What was with some of the footage the alien "eye" thing showed like the Ood? that's from the future. Loved the montage with all the previous doctors and Matt then walking through it
WOW for the coming soon stuff. A cyberman picking back up it's helmet?
My BIG question: WHAT IS THE "PRESENT" DATE???? please let it be that he left with Amy from 2010 at the end of the episode.
|OmegaForteGS wrote:
|Did that Dalek have the British flag under his eye o.o
Yes. Yes it did. Anyone else think that Amy & Rory won't quite work out? She didn't want to admit he was her boyfriend and she's travelling through time and space when she's supposed to be getting married the next day...
Loved that he's in a tiny little village instead of great big London yet again.
|thetruesora wrote:
|My BIG question: WHAT IS THE "PRESENT" DATE???? please let it be that he left with Amy from 2010 at the end of the episode.
Good question...I certainly hope so...no references were made to anything else the Doctor's done apart from those flashbacks...and they mean nothing, we've seen the future and different planets, it could be any year...but why would the TARDIS have travelled back in time? And what was with that random opening?
They should have showed Rose in those flashbacks...then she, like David Tennant, would have had at least one appearance in every NuWho series to date
Wow...thought this place would be packed, usually is...have the Tennant fangirls left then? Eh, well...
I was hoping I'd find a podcast commentary thing on the website...are they just not doing them this year or do they take longer to show up?
Like everyone else I didn't think much of the new theme and opening title sequence. Loved everything else though!
Don't know if it's been mentioned elsewhere, but the brand of Jeff's laptop - Myth, with a funny letter y - I reckon that will feature in later episodes like Bad Wolf.
Great episode good new doctor :> Like alot I was a bit cautious and a bit concerned with his insanity at the start, but kept reminding me I felt the same way with Tennet. But what I liked...maybe it's just golden age syndrome, did anyone else feel that there was some tennet in there with the new doctor just some small mannerisims and such?
On the screwdriver yeah I've been wondering about this ever since the synopses said that the screw driver was destroyed or something, but then again it's not like doctor who has one complete timeline...Dalek's timeline has been rewritten so much it's not funny. Something I've noticed going back to all the old episodes. Wich reminds me...got to finish Savages at some point. Plus the doctor did say it had been changed, so maybe the next one will be the one he has.
I'm looking forward to this season, going to miss the last doctor...but they gave him a great send off and hoping this one will keep up the good job.
Maybe it wasn't the same caliber as Moffat's best episodes of the last few seasons, but it was a very promising start. Matt Smith and Karen Gillan look like they'll be fun to watch.
As has been said by many, I'm also not so keen on the new titles and theme tune, but it's a small part of things really so I can live with that really. Matt Smith hasn't grabbed me as quickly as David Tennant did. I remember watching The Christmas Invasion and loving it and feeling like I couldn't wait for the next series. This hasn't caught my imagination as much, I wonder if it's because I'm a little older (and wiser)? That's not to say that I won't watch it next week, the writing was a massive step up from the the end of the RTD era, where the writing just got soppy and egotistic, I was bloody pleased when I heard RTD was stopping. Anyway, I digress, and on a positive note, what did sell this episode to me is Amy Pond. I love her character, and I really want to see what kind of journey she's going on. I did actually guess the wedding day plot as soon as she said 'Can you get me back by tomorrow?' and the Doctor said 'Why, what's happening tomorrow?' and then she hesitated. I'm impressed I got that actually, I'm usually crap at guessing plot twists.
So anyway, good writing, good Amy/Karen not so good Doctor, but I'm willing to see where that goes.
I'm hesitant to jump on the dog pile forming on top of the new credits sequence.
So, let it be known: I kind of like the thunder clouds! Even if the theme tune is now kinda rubbish.
By god you notice the difference with a moffat episode. The dialogue just crackled for me.Thoroughlywatchable stuff.
I think I started to like Matt's doctor when he threw the bread and butter out the front door, and then told it to stay out. Liking him was, in and of itself, a surprise because he was a right **** on Jonathan Ross the other week.
I still love the particle effects on this show. The CGI can fail in small ways, like the wide shots on the opening sequence. But in general when it does glowy things it does them very well.
In general, a very different feel. Good direction, great writing. Amy's good fun.
I almost didn't catch it at the end. When the reveal of the wedding and all that happened. I kept thinking that she didn't seem that into the nurse fella. But of course that's two years after the events of the episode.
Consider me sold.
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|Haven't seen it yet; but what is it with the Doctor and weddings? First Donna, and now Amy? Both redheads, too. hmm... XD
Like he said in "Blink", he's rubbish at weddings.
Unlike everyone else, liked the new theme tune it started off a little iffy then grew into a good tune, but what i didnt like was the thunder cloudy bit in the time vortex the vortex isnt like that, as far as ive been led to believe atleast.
well what can i say, i had high expectations and they were all met thee best doctor introduction of the entire new series if you ask me, also me and my mate reckon that the doctors regeneration might be a bit flawed this time, just a theory though of course. So seems he aint going to permanently like apples.
Really enjoyed this its set the bar hope the rest of the series stays that level, and unlike rtd, moff dont try to always out do himself for the next time, if it stays at a level and just jumps up and down that bar a bit it'll be brilliant. also i'm liking the idea that amy won't be a love interest rather that she's just more like a soulmate, i want river to be the love interest as she should.
oh the new tardis has a view screen again? that big oval thing, loving the new layers, its different but not to much, more *pimped* as such
10/10 for me this time
Edit: i liked the docs view point thing aswell but like a few hope it aint used all the time, it was clever though and i didnt notice some stuff till the confidential pointed it out, episode also had lots of laughs which was nice.
"Who da man?!"
I loved it, Matt Smith was hilarious, especially when he threw the bread out the door. I can see him doing a great job. The only thing that really bothered me was the year. It would be nice to know what year it was when he retrieved Amy.
"Silence Doctor. Silence will fall" I guess we'll have to wait and see what this meant.
Hated the intro tune - though the visuals that accompanied it was good, overall i loved the episode and thought Matt did an excellent job. Great humor throughout the episode. Loved the scene where the atraxi showed all the doctors in sequence, they also did a wonderful job unveiling the new tardis.
cant wait til the next episode april 10th it should be, least i hope so
Nice to be back on the Who boards again after all this time. I'm still kind of undecided on the new intro sequence, the music will either grow on me or I'll hate it, I'm still unsure which way it'll go with me, but the clouds have to go, I liked the old visual effects much better.
Overall, I've got to say that was a very solid episode. Like many, I had a few worries about how Matt Smith was going to be, but he's looking good so far, and it seems he's managed to capture a bit of Tennant's Doctor ( the babbling bits come to mind ) but still add his own flavor to it. I'm hoping there won't too many more of those Doctor viewpoints in the rest of the episodes, that just kind of threw me a bit while I was watching it.
One interesting thing I noted is that his new sonic screwdriver appears to have a green light now instead of blue, like the previous versions. I only note this because as I recall, the one that River Song has in "Silence in the Library" had the usual blue lens and light effect, and as I recall he's supposed to be meeting up with River again in this season. I'm just curious if he's going to make her another one with the blue lens, or if he's going to lose another one and replace it with a blue one.
It was nice to see Moffat keep the part about him being able to open the TARDIS by snapping his fingers as well.
I'll miss David Tennant.
But then I also miss Tom Baker, Christopher Eccleston, Peter Davison, Sylvester McCoy, Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee. Change is part of what has made Doctor Who such a great series over the decades. And I've been waiting with bated breath for this episode, like a five year old sitting on the curb in anticipation of the Santa Claus Parade.
So let mepull myself up on tothe bandwagon and join the chorus in declaring that Stephen, Matt and Karen have thoroughly convinced me that the wait for this new series was worth it. Like Amelia, I feel like Santa has delivered for me. Matt made the Doctor his own without feeling in any way out of step with the previous incarnations. And Amy Pond charmed me as a seven year old and then won me over as an adult. The chemistry between the Time Lord and the Girl Who Waitedis palpable. I can hardly wait to join their voyage of adventure.
And a hearty round of applause for Stephen Moffat's script. I loved the idea of forcing the Doctor to solve a problem without his TARDIS and armed only with a dodgy sonic screwdriver. The emphasis of wits and ingenuity over gadgetry was appreciated (though of course he relied on the use of a super powered laptop). And I'll be watching to see where the seeds planted this episode lead to (Cracks in the universe? Caused by what? The coming silence? There's an impending wedding? And here's acompanion keeping secrets from the Doctor?). And I must admit, I appreciate the fact that Moffat is maintainingRTD's idea that the Doctor, despite his eccentricities and occasional slip ups, is a creature who inspires fear and respect in the galactic community (Hello. I'm the Doctor. Basically... Run.)
As with all the best Doctor Who episodes,The Eleventh Hourleft me feeling breathless and exhilarated. It feelslike I've just stepped off the most exciting rollercoaster in the universe.
And now this is me, queuing up for the next go round.
(And by the way, I'm not fond of the new opening credits either. But who cares? Story is what counts)
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So itchy I am getting a perverse pleasure from scratching, driving me insane can anyone advise on solutions or treatments Thanks
So itchy I am getting a perverse pleasure from scratching, driving me insane can anyone advise on solutions or treatments Thanks
Sandflies or midges, at least the ones I've had experience with in SE Qld, Aust. (Culicoides molesta) dont tend to bite as much if you have oil or sunscreen on your skin.
I mostly used coconut oil on my skin before venturing into places where midges were bad.
it seemed to reduce the nuber of bites and the severity of skin reaction to them.
some folks would swear by various mixes of Lavender and dettol and baby oil, but I couldn't give you quantities of each that are used.
In a baby oil base a smidge of eucylaptus and a few drops of tea-tree oil help , but this needs to be re-applied evry hour or so
I have noticed that when bitten my mosquitos, if you apply eucalyptus oil to the skin soon after being bitten, the bite will not itch. This will probably apply to sandfly bites too. Up here if you come across sandflies, they are ferocious.
I take it you don't want to use an insect repellent with DEET. I would be using that.
something that I find handy to use on bites (by midges, mozzies or ants) is Aluminium sulphate.
its the active ingredient in 'Stingose' .
I find that a styptic pencil is a more handy, compact form of it.
They're available at some chemists , and are used to stop bleeding of minor cuts as a result of (careless?) shaving.
a deodorant stone (also a form of alum) can give a bit of relief.
Avon Skin So Soft bug guard............also contains sfp30 sunscreen...stops midgies biting and will leave your skin feeling as soft as a babies bum....
sounds as if you have it serious
my old mum had the same and had to go to the doctors to get treated - not sure what she got - but she was allergic to the bites and it got worse the longer she went without treatment
go see a GP
The universe is my eyes and ears, all else is hearsay.
Sandflys and mosquitoes love me and can find me any where and I get big itchy lumps.
I've been taking Vitamin B1 for about 2 years (its about $4.50 and lasts for about 3 months)
Since taking it its not as bad,but I can still get itchy,but a lot less.
I use a bit of aloe and it seem to work.
I try not to be in mozzie and sandfly areas at dusk and dawn and if its not windy.
I also have a citronella scented geranium near where I cook which I give a brush before I start.
I plan on planting cuttings of this in strategic places around my house.
I'm also going to build micro bat boxes
Tansy leaves crushed and rubbed on the exposed skin will repel most bities.
If I get bitten by any insect, the first thing I reach for is cider vinegar. Ordinary vinegar works well, but cider vinegar seems to work a bit better.
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Aug. 30 California L 41-24
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Sep. 13 OPEN DATE
Sep. 20 Western Illinois W 24-7
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at Northwestern 38, Purdue 14
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Northwestern shocked Purdue right away with a fast scoring drive finishing with a 25-yard Dan Vitale touchdown catch, and a nine-yard Justin Jackson run and a 64-yard Tony Jones punt return for a score on the way to a 24-0 lead. The Boilermakers scored late in the first half on a 19-yard Akeem Hunt touchdown, but it was all Northwestern in the second half highlighted with a 68-yard Jackson dash in the fourth.
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Turnovers: Purdue 5 – Northwestern 2
- Northwestern RB Justin Jackson ran 23 times for 147 yards and two scores
- Purdue QB Austin Appleby completed 26-of-48 passes for 251 yards and two scores and two touchdowns
- Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian completed 7-of-12 passes for 93 yards and a score with a pick before suffering a leg injury.
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Jack Mitchell forced overtime with a 45-yard field goal with 19 seconds to play, and then won it for Northwestern by hitting a 41-yarder after Notre Dame's Kyle Brindza missed a 42-yard attempt. In a sloppy, wild game, the Wildcats scored 14 unanswered points on two Mitchell field goals and a Trevor Siemian six-yard touchdown run, along with a two-point conversion to offset yet another mistake-filled day from Everett Golson and the Irish. Golson ran for a 61-yard touchdown, and threw three touchdown passes to William Fuller from 23, 23 and 11 yards out, but the last scoring play was Notre Dame's last.
What Else?
Notre Dame QB Everett Golson completed 21-of-40 passes for 287 yards and three touchdowns with an interception, and ran ten times for 78 yards and a score. WR William Fuller caught nine passes for 159 yards and three touchdowns
- Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian completed 30-of-48 passes for 284 yards and a touchdown with two interceptions.
- Northwestern RB Justin Jackson ran 23 times for 149 yards and a score
- Turnovers: Notre Dame 4 – Northwestern 4
Game Rating:
Nov. 8
Michigan 10, at Northwestern 9
And You Care Because …
Down seven, Northwestern got a three-yard Tony Jones touchdown catch with three seconds to play. Instead of trying for the tie with the extra point, the Wildcats went for the win and the two-point conversion, but QB Trevor Siemian slipped, fell down, and Michigan came away with the win. Michigan started the scoring on a three-yard De'Veon Smith run midway through the third, and the two teams traded field goals in the fourth, with Matt Wile putting the Wolverines ahead with just over three minutes to play on a 37-yard field goal. NU went 74 yards in 14 plays for the touchdown before the ill-fated conversion attempt.
What Else?
Michigan RB De'Veon Smith ran 18 times for 121 yards and a score
- Third down conversions: Northwestern 10-of-21 – Michigan 1-of-12
- Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian completed 32-of-49 passes for 273 yards and a touchdown with two interceptions
- Michigan QB Devin Gardner completed 11-of-24 passes for 109 yards and two picks
Game Rating:
Nov. 1
at Iowa 48, Northwestern 7
And You Care Because …
Iowa got out fast and didn't stop, scoring 24 first quarter points helped by two Mark Weisman touchdown runs from eight and 14 yards out, and a blocked punt for a score from Ben Niemann. Northwestern got on the board in the second quarter on a one-yard Justin Jackson run, but that would be all the fun the offense would have all day as Iowa scored 24 unanswered points including Weisman's third TD run of the day and a 31-yard Tevaun Smith touchdown catch.
What Else?
Total yards: Iowa 483 – Northwestern 180
- Iowa RB Akrum Wadley ran 15 times for 106 yards and a score, and Mark Weisman ran 20 times for 94 yards and three touchdowns
- Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian completed 8-of-18 passes for 68 yards, and Zack Oliver completed 1-of-6 passes
- Iowa quarterbacks combined to completed 17-of-25 passes for 262 yards and a score
Game Rating:
Oct. 18
Nebraska 38, at Northwestern 17
And You Care Because …
Ameer Abdullah broke the game open in the second half with three one-yard touchdown runs after running for another one-yard score in the second. Northwestern RB Justin Jackson ran for touchdowns from two and five yards out, but couldn't get into the end zone the rest of the way. Down 17-14 after the Wildcats got a 29-yard field goal late in the first half, Nebraska scored 24 unanswered points.
What Else?
Nebraska RB Ameer Abdullah ran 23 times for 146 yards and four touchdowns, and caught four passes for 13 yards
- Northwestern RB Justin Jackson ran 22 times for 128 yards and two scores
- Nebraska QB Tommy Armstrong completed 18-of-29 passes for 221 yards, and ran ten times for 55 yards
- Total yards: Nebraska 471 – Northwestern 290
Game Rating:
Oct. 11
at Minnesota 24, Northwestern 17
And You Care Because …
Daniel Cobb and Mitch Leidner pounded out the ground game for Minnesota, with Leidner running for two one-yard touchdowns and Ryan Santoso hitting a 25-yard field goal, but Northwestern kept pace with Trevor Siemian hitting Justin Jackson for an 11-yard touchdown and tying the game up with a two-yard run. However, on the ensuing kickoff, Jalen Myrick returned it 100 yards for a score, and the Gophers held on for the win.
What Else?
Minnesota QB Mitch Leidner completed 10-of-15 passes for 153 yards and an interception, and ran seven times for 31 yards and two touchdowns
- Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian completed 32-of-50 passes for 269 yards and a touchdown with an interception, and ran for a touchdown
- Minnesota RB Daniel Cobb ran 30 times for 97 yards
- Northwestern yards: 393 – Minnesota yards: 274
Game Rating:
Oct. 4
at Northwestern 20, Wisconsin 14
And You Care Because …
Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon ran wild, but it wasn't enough to overcome a miserable day from the Badger passing game. Northwestern's Godwin Igwebuike picked off three passes including one in the end zone on a horrible throw from Joel Stave, and one to seal the win on UW's final drive. Trevor Siemian found Dan Vitale for a five-yard score, Jack Mitchell hit two 22-yard field goals, and Miles Shuler ran for a 16-yard touchdown, but Wisconsin stayed alive late on a 19-yard Kenzel Doe touchdown catch. Mistakes killed the Badgers in key moments as the Wildcats hung on.
What Else?
Wisconsin RB Melvin Gordon ran 27 times for 259 yards and a score
- Northwestern RB Justin Jackson ran 33 times for 162 yards
- Wisconsin QB Tanner McEvoy completed 4-of-10 passes for 24 yards with an interception, and ran once for eight yards, and Joel Stave completed 8-of-19 passes for 114 yards and a touchdown with three interceptions
- Northwestern S Godwin Igwebuike made eight tackles with three interceptions
Game Rating:
Sept. 27
Northwestern 29, at Penn State 6
And You Care Because …
Northwestern dominated throughout with Trevor Siemian running for two one-yard touchdowns for a 14-0 first quarter lead and with a defense that only allowed two Sam Ficken field goals from 42 and 36 yards out. The Wildcats scored 15 unanswered points with a pick six from Anthony Walker and a third Siemian one-yard touchdown run – the D took care of the rest pressuring Christian Hackenberg all game long.
What Else?
Northwestern QB Trevor Siemian completed 21-of-37 passes for 258 yards and a pick, and ran for three touchdowns
- Penn State QB Christian Hackenberg completed 22-of-45 passes for 216 yards with an interception
- Penn State finished with 50 rushing yards on 25 carries
- Northwestern RB/FB Dan Vitale caught seven passes for 113 yards
Game Rating:
Sept. 20
Northwestern 24, Western Illinois 7
And You Care Because …
Western Illinois tied the game at seven early in the first quarter, but then it was all Northwestern the rest of the way. The Wildcats scored the game's final 17 points and won for the first time in 2014, despite being outgained by the Leathernecks. Northwestern scored three times on the ground, including a pair from rookie RB Solomon Vault.
What Else?
The Wildcats' bend-don't-break D allowed 292 passing yards to Trenton Norvell, and had trouble stopping WR Lance Lenoir. But three fumble recoveries and a pick helped keep the Leathernecks off the board for the final 51 minutes.
- Western Illinois had 22 first downs and controlled time of possession, but couldn't extend—or finish—drives. To be more competitive this season, the Leathernecks must do better than 4-of-17 of third downs.
- Northwestern was fine on the ground, getting 92 yards and a touchdown from Justin Jackson. But QB Trevor Siemian was unable to make plays downfield. He completed 15-of-25 for just 117 yards and no scores.
- The Leathernecks need to spend more time on pass protection. They struggled with the Northwestern front seven, especially DE Ifeadi Odenigbo and LB Chi Chi Ariguzo, who had two sacks and 12 tackles, respectively.
Game Rating: D
Sept. 6
Northern Illinois 23, at Northwestern 15
And You Care Because …
Northwestern took a 7-3 lead in the third quarter on a 19-yard catch from Kyle Prater, and then Drew Hare and the NIU offense took over with 20 straight points. Hare, who didn't play in the first half, ran for a four-yard score and found Da'Ron Brown on scoring plays from 18 and 59 yards out. With Trevor Siemien out late, Zack Oliver connected with Pierre Youngblood-Ary for a 54-yard touchdown with 2:34 to play, but the Wildcats didn't get any closer.
What Else?
Sloppy, sloppy, sloppy, sloppy, sloppy. Northwestern just isn't playing well – duh, that might be obvious, but the team is simply not executing. Nine penalties, a big turnover, and no running game have been disastrous.
- Northern Illinois used three quarterbacks, combining to hit 13-of-23 passes for 180 yards, but it was Drew Hare who ran for two scores and ran for 31 yards and a score. It was a share-the-wealth game for the Huskie runners.
- The wheels could completely come off. No Venric Mark, no Christian Jones, no Tony Jones, and now Northwestern might be without its quarterback Trevor Siemien, who missed the last few minutes with a leg injury.
- The Wildcat offensive line has been miserable. NIU teed off for five sacks with OLB Rasheen Lemon leading the team with nine tackles with two sacks. Jason Meehan added two sacks.
Game Rating: C+
Aug. 30
California 31, at Northwestern 24
And You Care Because …
Cal jumped out to a 17-0 lead helped by two short scoring passes from Jared Goff, and was up 31-7 on a 76-yard Trevor Davis pass play and a one-yard run from Khalfani Muhammad. Northwestern came roaring back with 17 straight points and was driving late, but Trevor Siemian was picked off and Cal ran out the clock.
What Else?
Northwestern woke up too late. It was awful on both sides of the ball early on, and it was getting its doors blown off in the second half, but it showed good fight to get back in the game with Siemian throwing well and finding his groove. It was too late.
- Cal LB Jalen Jefferson ended up saving the day with a huge sack and interception to stall Northwestern's final drive. Fantastic, he led the game with 16 tackles with a sack and the pick.
- Jared Goff didn't have to throw a bazillion times for Cal to win, completing 21-of-34 passes for 281 yards and three scores with a pick. The running game wasn't there, and things started to bog down late, but the offense worked early.
- How did NU do without RB Venric Mark? Justin Jackson led the way with 40 yards and the team ran for 108 yards and a score.
Game Rating: B+
2014 Preview
What the hell was that?
Coming off a brilliant 10-3 season, Northwestern started out 4-0, and while it was a bit shaky, it was still on a roll having won seven in a row going back to the end of 2012. Everyone got jacked, College Gameday rolled into town, and the Wildcats had Ohio State in trouble late, but stalled and ended up losing 40-30 – with the final score looking worse than the game thanks to a fluky late touchdown.
Little did anyone know that they season ended on October 5th.
It's not like Northwestern was supposed to take a step back or letdown after the Ohio State loss – on the contrary, the team battled hard and gave the more talented Buckeyes all they could handle. But what followed was a bizarre string of losses in just about every way imaginable. It was if Northwestern spent 2012 figuring out ways to win, and then balanced it out last year by inventing new ways to lose.
It's not like crushing defeats were anything totally new to the Wildcats – they had both Michigan and Nebraska dead in 2012, only to lose late on painful huge plays – but 2013 was something different.
Want to lose in a brutal slugfest? Ohio State 40-30.
Want to lose by not showing up the following week in a letdown alert game against a team looking to make a statement? Wisconsin 35-6.
Want to lose by doing everything right but hang on to the ball? Minnesota 20-17.
How about losing in overtime – Iowa 17-10 – or on a Hail Mary – Nebraska 27-24 – or on a miraculous late drive and three overtimes – Michigan 27-19 – or by just losing the will to live against the best team in the Big Ten - Michigan State 30-6?
To try to look on the bright side, it really did take a few crazy plays for the season to go into the tank, and while you are what your record is, 5-7 could've very, very easily have been at least 8-4. That's Northwestern football, though – it's just never going to have the talent to not get by on full effort and a few breaks here and there.
Even if last season was a humbling experience at a time when it seemed like the program was just about to take off, it's not time to assume that it's back to the days of good old reliable, homecoming game Northwestern.
If the program and the school can overcome what's sure to be a season-long distraction with the unionization movement likely to reload, there's enough talent returning on both sides of the ball to get right back into the hunt for really big things. 18 starters return, and with no Ohio State or Michigan State on the schedule, it really might be possible to prove that 2013 was just an aberration.
What to watch for on offense:
Be prepared for more of a passing game. Northwestern's offense was at its most dangerous when Kain Colter – Captain Unionize himself – was running the ball and doing whatever was needed for the zone-read attack, but Trevor Siemian proved to be a solid passer when given the chance. Now there's no Colter, and it's all Siemian's offense to run. Fortunately for him, even without top target Christian Jones (knee) and versatile running back Venric Mark (transfer), the receiving corps is loaded with three of the top five pass catchers back. It'll be tempting to keep feeding the backs the ball to blast away for the running game, but Siemian's passing numbers should be special if he gets time to work – not a given for a line that allowed 35 sacks last season.
What to watch for on defense:
The back seven could be surprisingly fantastic. All four starters are back in a secondary that could hit, but gave up a few huge plays at key times over the last few seasons, allowing close to 3,100 passing yards per game in 2013 with 20 touchdown passes. However, the Wildcats came up with 19 picks and did a good job despite the lack of a top-shelf pass rush. Leading tackler Damien Proby is gone from the middle of the linebacking corps, but Collin Ellis can move inside, Chi Chi Ariguzo appears ready to blossom into an even bigger performer in his final year, and there's hope that if the line is a bit more productive and a lot healthier, the defense as a whole will start to become far stingier.
The team will be far better if…
the lines can stay healthy. The Wildcats never quite seemed right up front on either side last year, needing to rotate in several different bodies on both sides to fill in the gaps. The result was a lack of consistency for the running game, not enough of a pass rush or big moments behind the line, and too many moments when the opposing lines on both sides were able to do what they wanted. There's hope this season with all five starters back on the offensive line – the result of some parts getting their feet wet when needed last year – and the defensive front will have a good amount of depth to rely on. It's hard to be tough when you're patching holes, but this year, Northwestern should have the problem solved.
The Schedule:
It's a sneaky-tough non-conference schedule to start, but the big boy is in late November with the first game against Notre Dame since the mid-1990s. The Wildcats have to come out hot and need to be ready for shootouts against Cal and its passing game and NIU and its revamped ground attack before getting an unnecessary week off. Unfortunately, the time off comes before Western Illinois.
NU couldn't ask for much more in West play with big dogs Wisconsin and Nebraska coming to Ryan Field, and while playing Michigan from the East stinks, at least it's in Evanston. However, that means the tough home games have to be wins and there can't be mistakes on the road at Minnesota and Iowa. The run of three road games in four weeks in November will make-or-break the team and the season.
Best offensive player:
Senior C Brandon Vitabile. This would've been Venric Mark, but he transferred after being suspended for the start of the season. The O line has to be tighter in pass protection, and it has to be far more consistent, but VItabile is a strong, veteran leader for a front five with all five starters back. The hope will be for QB Trevor Siemian to carry the attack, and it would be nice if other skill stars could emerge after losing Mark and Jones, but Vitabile will be the one who helps pave the way.
Best defensive player:
Senior LB Chi Chi Ariguzo. The team's leading returning tackler, Ariguzo will be the main man for a good back seven that should be one of the best in the Pat Fitzgerald era. A 12-game starter, he can work at either outside linebacker spot, but is better on the weakside, where he was a steady and consistent tacklers and a dangerous playmaker in the backfield. In a perfect world, he won't have to be as much of a pass rusher – the line will do more of the job – but he should still be a double-digit tackle for loss guy again.
Key player to a successful season:
Redshirt freshman PK Hunter Niswander. It's not like Northwestern won a slew of close games last year – the problem was the other way – but Jeff Budzien was still one of the team's best weapons and one of the nation's best kickers, hitting 23-of-25 field goals only missing from 42 and 49 yards out early on and making his last 17 of the season. However, he didn't come up with any big bombs. Niswander is a big kicker with a huge leg and 50+ range. He nailed 111 extra points – an Ohio high school record – in 2012, and he should be ready to step in for Budzien right away. He should be the difference one way or another in a few games.
The season will be a success if ...
the Wildcats win eight games and start looking more like 2012 again. There aren't a lot of layups on the slate, but there isn't a game that's an absolute loss, either. Even if it's a 7-5 regular season and a bowl win to close out, it would be a great bounceback campaign. However, with so much returning talent, and a coaching staff that won't accept anything less than a Big Ten title, even 8-5 would seem disappointing – it shouldn't be.
Key game:
Sept. 27 at Penn State. Even when Northwestern was rocking and rolling in recent years, there were problems with the Nittany Lions with the last win coming in 2004. Penn State was wounded in 2012, but still won 39-28. In the last Joe Paterno victory before all hell broke loose, Northwestern lost 34-24 in 2011. This year, there's a chance the Wildcats start off hot with nice home wins over Cal and Northern Illinois on the way to a 3-0 start, but beating Penn State in the Big Ten opener would do wonders to show that this really is a new year with a new attitude. With Wisconsin to follow and a road game at Minnesota and Nebraska to come after, winning in Happy Valley would be big deal.
2013 Fun Stats:
- First Half Scoring: Northwestern 175 - Opponents 126.
- Second Half & OT Scoring: Opponents 199 – Northwestern 139
- Fumbles: Northwestern 11 (lost 7) – Opponents 11 (lost 4)
- Punt Return Average: Northwestern 7.1 yards – Opponents 3.8 yards
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but even in 78 and double dominus maps with whatever mods i was doing ok DMG...
DMG was never a problem with this build because no matter how much time it takes to kill a mob or a boss because you just cannot die :P
i haven't "fully" tested this build on all maps on 1.2 but up to 72-73 maps is still the same old good super tank ;) ill post as soon as i test it on higher maps and atziri etc. ...
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The gear:
DPS at 7000
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only mod i had a problem with is Corrupted blood, but a remove bleed potion solves this problem.
By any means i'm not an expert player...
Just sharing my experience to help.
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Editorial Staff • West End • 30 Nov 2005
I oscillate between both assessments and still much prefer the next Sondheim/Lapine collaboration, Into the Woods. On the plus side, Sam Buntrock's production remains as taut as a drawn bow, the projection designs of Timothy Bird (a little messy at the Menier) look gorgeous in the Wyndham's proscenium, Daniel Evans is a wonderful George, injecting the show with much needed emotional urgency, and Jason Carr's new orchestrations for just five musicians are brilliant.
George is a modernist artist in two halves. In the first, he's the pointillist painter Georges Seurat, bringing to life his masterpiece on the banks of the Seine, "Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte", giving each character a back story and losing his girlfriend Dot (Jenna Russell, replacing the Menier's Anna Jane Casey) to the baker who kneads her in bed while George dithers over his palette.
In the second, he's a head-in-air conceptual artist. The hard-won harmony of the stirringly effulgent first act finale dissolves into a contemporary New York art gallery where George (now the 32-year-old great grandson of the painter) is presenting a high-tech light show surrounded by parallel characters from the painting, mostly art world snobs, while listening to wiseacre comments from his granny (old Dot's daughter now-ancient daughter Marie) and magically revisiting the industrialised riverbank in Paris.
Like Keats in "Ode on a Grecian Urn", Sondheim and Lapine attempt to humanise figures frozen in a frieze. "It's Hot Up Here" they sing as the sun, and the colour, trap them in time. The idea of replication in the Seurat painting is wittily extended to the doubling of the soldier, and of George, with full-size projected images. And wittiest of all, another great Seurat painting, "Bathers at Asnieres", invades the first.
In the Chicago Art Institute, where "La Grande Jatte" hangs, I remember being disappointed in its size. It measures, in fact, seven feet by ten (this exact size of frame hangs like furniture on the stage in David Farley's predominantly white canvas design); the scale seemed just too small to fulfil the narrative potential, which is exactly the fault Sondheim has repaired, however painfully. For there are long passages that go nowhere, and the dib-dab-daub style of writing often disappears up its own coda.
But when the rhythmic pulse quickens under Evans "Finishing the Hat", or syncopations nibble at harmonies in the ensemble "Putting It Together", you share the discovery of impatient genius hitting on the right expression. The musical direction is by Caroline Humphris, and there is much to savour in the performances of Gay Soper as an old crone, and Liza Sadovy and Simon Green as a pair of fancy-pants art fanciers.
- Michael Coveney
NOTE: The following FIVE-STAR review dates from November 2005 and this production's original run at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
Southwark's Menier Chocolate Factory is on a roll: fresh from its double wins of the Peter Brook Empty Space and Evening Standard Theatre Awards for most promising newcomer, it now offers its grandest and most ambitious project to date with the first London revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's 1984 Broadway musical Sunday in the Park with George since it received its British premiere at the National fifteen years ago.
But this is a musical that definitely benefits from being seen far more close-up and personal as it now is in this intimate studio setting. Just as there are art-house movies, so this is an art-house musical in every sense. Inspired by Georges Seurat's pointillist masterpiece A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grand Jatte, it's a speculative account of how the painter brought life (and his own life) to canvas, and in a still-startling coup d'theatre, the climax of the first act actually brings the painting to ecstatic three-dimensional being in front of our eyes, too.
It is much aided by an extraordinary design of a white room – the blank canvas of "so many possibilities" that Seurat begins from and so delights in – by David Farley, onto which are projected Timothy Bird's amazing still and moving imagery taken directly from the painting, as it takes form throughout the first act and various characters from it, from dogs to soldiers, are variously introduced to us. It's a conceptual kind of interpretive art in its own right, which is exactly the kind of thing that the sculptor/inventor of the second act -- George's great grandson, one hundred years later – specialises in himself, with his so-called "chromolumes".
In this way, Sam Buntrock's dazzling new production does something that has never been achieved in any of the previous versions of this show I have seen, from the original Broadway and London stagings to regional productions in the UK (in Leicester) and the US (in Washington DC), and that's to unite the two previously diffuse acts seamlessly into one, utterly necessary, whole.
As they become intricately linked by the technology of their showing, the stakes are accordingly driven far higher, until past and present collide with an aching beauty and the possibility of redemption for past errors that is often a theme of Sondheim's work from Follies to A LIittle Night Music and Company, as the contemporary George meets the woman once again that the historic George once spurned.
It is also galvanised here by the stunning performances of Daniel Evans – who plays both Georges with a technical as well as emotional mastery that is overwhelming – and the ravishing Anna Jane Casey as the Seurat's muse and mistress Dot who becomes the grandmother Marie to the later-day George. They are complemented by an extraordinary ensemble of West End principal performers, from whom I will only single out one for the honesty of his programme biography: "Mark McKerracher has recovered from starring in Behind the Iron Mask in which he played The Gaoler".
This time around, he is in a show that imprisons you, not with dread, but with feeling, and some of Sondheim's most insinuatingly lovely melodies that include the hymn-like beauty of 'Sunday' and one of the most powerful expressions of the artistic impulse – and the cost of it – ever penned in 'Finishing the Hat'. This is an all but perfect Sondheim musical, and the Menier have done it proud.
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In a conference call with analysts, Clean Harbors revised its previously-announced 2012 annual revenue guidance of $2.2 billion to $2.25 billion. It now expects revenues to be in the range of $2.15 billion to $2.16 billion.
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"The other factor behind the results in our Oil and Gas Field Service segment this quarter is the ongoing shift in the U.S. by major energy companies from dry gas wells to liquid-rich and oil plays," McKim said. "What that shift means to Clean Harbors is that in addition to winning the business, we have to relocate our equipment from the dry gas sites that we're servicing to these new liquid-plays."
"As cold winter weather approaches, we are heading into our strongest operating periods in the northwest U.S. and Western Canada. Bookings are continuing at a high level," McKim said.
The company would not provide any specific details about its recent $1.25 billion cash acquisition of Safety Kleen, but McKim said its partners, employees and customers are excited about the merger.
Chemicals, Clean Harbors' largest vertical, provided 15 percent of its revenue and was up 18 percent from a year ago. Its oil and gas vertical also provided 15 percent of revenue, but was down from a year ago. Refineries, which provided 13 percent of the company's revenue, grew 25 percent from a year ago. The highest increase from a year ago was its general manufacturing vertical, which was up 30 percent from a year ago.
Healthcare services, the company's smallest vertical, which makes up only 1 percent of its revenue, is gaining traction, according to the company. Clean Harbors is seeing traction with new accounts especially with hospitals and expects double digit organic growth going forward.
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With a strong group of returning players, and two state tournament berths in the last three years, North Greene is easily the team to beat. The Huskies have won the league three years in a row.Comments
Longtime assistant coach Mike Hopkins, a former star for the Orange, is in line to succeed Boeheim.Comments
New Science Hill soccer coach David Strickland had roughly 2 weeks to get acquainted with his new team. It took the Hilltoppers roughly 80 minutes to put away Dobyns-Bennett in the Big 7 Conference rivals' first meeting of the season.Comments
The David Crockett boys' soccer seniors were able to beat county rival Daniel Boone for the first time in their prep career Tuesday behind a 4-2 win.Comments
A mixture of solid pitching and timely hitting helped David Crockett to a 4-1 win over Science Hill Tuesday.Comments
Do you remember Sunday? It was a beautiful day with a high temperature of 67 degrees. It would have been the scheduled time for the Food City 500 if track officials hadn't successfully lobbied to move the race date to April 19.Comments
The East Tennessee State women's basketball team will face North Carolina State in the first round of the Women's NIT Thursday 7 p.m. at Brooks Gym in what will be the first-ever matchup between the two programs.Comments
The Bucs added an 11th game, one against Montana StateComments
Spring sports were in full-go operation on a sunny Monday, so here's a look at how things stack up for area baseball and softball teams in the Three Rivers and Big Seven conferences for this season.Comments