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12/1/2013 – Michigan 41, Ohio State 42 – 7-5, 3-5 Big Ten
Bryan Fuller
About a dozen people asked me during and after the game about how they should feel, and all I had and have is a shrug. I don't know, man. I know this is the part of the blog where I come up with The Big Feel (uh… working title) about what happened on Saturday, and I'm as jumbled as anyone else.
How are you supposed to feel after coming up one play short against an undefeated Ohio State team that was favored by three scores? How about when that makes you two of the last 13 against the Great Satan? How are you supposed to feel after watching whatever that was on offense since the Notre Dame game* turn in the second-most yards Ohio State has ceded in 123 years? After watching the mostly valiant defense turn into the Indiana outfit that necessitated the footnote in the previous sentence?
Football's ridiculous. There's that. We can all agree on that after the football gods cooked up the worst possible torture imaginable for Harvey Updyke, who is 100% at fault for the way the Iron Bowl ended. That is the only thing that actually makes sense about football, a 109-yard field goal return to beat the #1 team in the country. Football is ridiculous.
For me this is a giant ball of frustration. Sometimes you come out on the wrong end of a classic and that sucks but it's still pretty much okay because of the context of the game and the fact that you got to experience it. The 2005 Rose Bowl is the best example in Michigan's recent history. This aspired to that status, but was doomed from the start because of one question.
People will say things about rivalries and sure, I believe that after watching Michigan State play Michigan for the past half-decade. There is no amount of rivalry that bridges this gap:
IOWA, 7 BIG TEN GAMES AGAINST NOT MICHIGAN: 4.9 yards per play allowed, in a pack just about tied for second in the conference behind MSU.
IOWA VS MICHIGAN: 158 yards ceded at 2.8 per play.
NEBRASKA, 7 BIG TEN GAMES AGAINST NOT MICHIGAN: 4.8 yards per play allowed, also in the pack. (Yes. Nebraska's defense was actually kind of good in Big Ten play.)
NEBRASKA VS MICHIGAN: 175 yards ceded at 2.8 per play.
OHIO STATE, 7 BIG TEN GAMES AGAINST NOT MICHIGAN: 5.0 yards per play allowed, third member of pack**.
OHIO STATE VS MICHIGAN: 603 yards ceded at 7.4 per play.
One of these things is not like the others. It's the one that doesn't make you want to listen to Pearl Jam like you're 15 and a girl just laughed at you. If Michigan does anything like what they did in this game against Nebraska, Iowa, and Penn State, they're 10-1 and shaking their fist at Michigan State's defense as the reason this game won't result in a rematch. In that context, a battle of top ten teams that goes down to the wire inside the wire, sure, classic away aw shucks it only hurts when I think about it, it's on. Which BCS bowl are we going to?
After the nine games between Notre Dame and Ohio State, that's a bit fanciful.
When Dave Brandon's not making ludicrous comparisons to Nick Saban and throwing Mike Martin, Denard Robinson, and Martavious Odoms under the bus, he's pointing out that Michigan is just two… three… four plays away from being Super Awesome Team. Anyone with eyes can see that they are three rather improbable ones away from being 4-8. Michigan was a yard away from losing to Akron, needed Desmond Morgan's best Woodson impression to beat UConn, and executed the only successful fire-drill field goal in the history of football to get to overtime against Northwestern. Fate has been kind and cruel in equal parts this year. This is a 7-5 team that finished with a losing record in conference because it deserved to.
That sucks. Putting on the fireworks against Ohio State to end the season is better than taking a steel-toed boot for three hours, but you watch them run play action that curls Jeremy Gallon back to Gardner off of that bubble-iso look and the mind argues with itself about whether it should say "hooray" and wave a little flag or "did you not want to win the Iowa game?" and wave a pitchfork.
You wonder how much earlier this progress could have come if Michigan had settled on a few simple things to start the season instead of trying to run everything that had ever been drawn up on a napkin. Or how much time they set on fire by running that gimmicky tackle over stuff that was dead as soon as it was put on film. How is it that these pieces can be assembled to put up 41 points against ND and OSU and zero (approximately) against the rest of the schedule?
Actually winning the game comes with a big old bucket of redemption. Coming that close and coming up short… well, ask Devin Gardner.
"I threw an interception to lose the game," Gardner said, his voice low and barely audible. "There's not much else I can say."
This is a person who just completed 70% of his passes for 450 yards and in the press conference after he's like me on the benches after the game, keeping my head down and trying not to hear the Ohio State fans around me. Hurting. In his case, both physically and mentally. All I've got on the former part is a sore wrist from bowling, but man did I feel that other bit at the same time he did.
This is a moral victory. It stops a large chunk of the bleeding, likely solidifies the recruiting class, and gives Hoke more stable footing going forward. And he's going to be here. It is much better than getting your head stomped.
But the thing about moral victories is that they aren't, you know, victories.
*[Indiana just gave up nearly 500 yards passing to Danny Etling. Indiana is rookie mode, and is set aside.]
**[Wisconsin at 4.8 without a Michigan game is the fourth member; Michigan is next in a tier by itself at 5.4, but then again it didn't get to play its offense; FWIW, Penn State's defense was meh at 5.7 and Michigan got 4.7 per play.]
Brady Hoke Epic Double Point Of The Week. At one point late in the game, Gardner scrambled out of the pocket, found himself alone with a defensive back, and faked a throw to absolutely no one. This got him a first down and what looked like a sprained ankle. He managed to limp back to the huddle, whereupon I felt Michigan should just run the ball because their QB needed some time to not be dead. They threw it; Gallon was wide open on a corner route; Gardner missed it badly. Because he was dead.
When not dead, he turned in a superlative performance despite being pretty much dead. Devin Gardner is tough. Yes.
Honorable mention: Gallon and Funchess are pretty good you guys. The offensive line had a pretty good day not just by their standards but by the standards of average-ish D-I teams everywhere.
Epic Double Point Standings.
2.0: Jeremy Gallon (ND, Indiana), Devin Gardner(ND, OSU)
1.0: Desmond Morgan(UConn), Devin Funchess(Minnesota), Frank Clark(PSU), Matt Wile (Nebraska), James Ross (Northwestern)
0.5: Cam Gordon (CMU), Brennen Beyer (CMU)
Brady Hoke Epic Double Fist-Pump Of The Week. In a game that was more about holding serve than field position, Michigan somehow stripping Carlos Hyde as he GRRAAAHHHHed his way towards another first down was even more important than a turnover usually is. That got Michigan back on level terms after being down a break, as it were, and provided the frenetic finish.
Honorable mention: Gallon screen goes for 84, announces that Michigan is not going to roll over dead. De'Veon Smith rumbles for 38 yards, looking like he did as a high schooler what with dudes bouncing off of him and such. That thing with Gardner pump-faking at air. Fight!
Epic Double Fist-Pumps Past.
8/31/2013: Dymonte Thomas introduces himself by blocking a punt.
9/7/2013: Jeremy Gallon spins through four Notre Dame defenders for a 61-yard touchdown.
9/14/2013: Michigan does not lose to Akron. Thanks, Thomas Gordon.
9/21/2013: Desmond Morgan's leaping one-handed spear INT saves Michigan's bacon against UConn.
10/5/2013: Fitzgerald Toussaint runs for ten yards, gets touchdown rather easily.
10/12/2013: Devin Funchess shoots up the middle of the field to catch a 40 yard touchdown, staking Michigan to a ten-point lead they wouldn't relinquish. (Right?)
10/19/2013: Thomas Gordon picks off an Indiana pass to end the Hoosiers' last drive that could have taken the lead.
11/2/2013: Clock expires.
11/9/2013: Nebraska muffs a punt through no action of Michigan's.
11/16/2013: Michigan executes a clock-running last-second field goal to get the game to OT.
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NEW! MARCUS HALL EPIC DOUBLE BIRD OF THE WEEK. At the fine suggestion of a reader, this goes to the worst, most ANGAR-inducing thing in the game. Because double birds will live forever.
Your inaugural Epic Double Bird: Devin Gardner's "fumble" that was reviewed and confirmed after about three seconds when he looks clearly, obviously down.
[AFTER THE JUMP: Throw it up at the tall guy, FIGHT, defensive implosion, further double-birding at the replay official.]
Upon Further Review 2013: Offense vs Nebraska
TUBE NOTES: They didn't put the tubes on TV! ABC –1,000,000. WHERE ARE MY TUBES, ABC?
FORMATION NOTES: Nebraska often responded to Michigan going under center with running an under package with a safety walked down, sometimes to the line, like below…
…they blitzed a ton from this.
Michigan is occasionally having Funchess in a three-point stance but split out about a body length from the tackle. I have not given this its own name yet; we'll see if it sticks around.
You can't see the outside receiver here, but this is "shotgun trips inner stack TE". Shotgun = obvious. Trips = three WRs to one side. Inner stack: look, they're stacked. TE: there is a TE.
And there was this.
It has been discussed; Funchess is covered for reasons of sorcery.
SUBSTITUTION NOTES: Michigan is settling down for better or worse. Gardner the whole way, Toussaint most of the way and occasionally replaced by Green on plays that were almost all runs because Michigan is more afraid of him as a blitz pickup guy than Toussaint. WRs were Funchess and Gallon primarily with Chesson getting the bulk of the remaining snaps. Dileo had only a few snaps, most obviously the last one.
OL was the usual now: Lewan/Bosch/Glasgow/Magnuson/Schofield. Kalis made a couple of appearances in goal line type sets as a sixth OL.
Michigan's main churn at this point is at tight end. Butt is the main guy now. Paskorz got some snaps, as did Williams, though Williams seems to be getting fewer and fewer as the season goes along. Michigan tried a couple plays with Houma as a wing TE, which didn't work too well.
[After THE JUMP: I regret to inform you that the Heisenberg uncertainty principle does not apply to football games and observing this left it just the same.]
One Frame At A Time: Nebraska
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11/9/2013 – Michigan 13, Nebraska 17 – 6-3, 2-3 Big Ten
The Passion of the Gardner [Bryan Fuller]
I've turned off. This is my default reaction in moments of extreme stress, because when I was a kid I tended to hit things and scream like a banshee and there was counseling and whatnot, counseling that essentially boiled down to "you have to be a human. If you are a rabid badger your whole life it will go poorly for you." Still, it is a daily trial. I've made up a word for people whose incompetence is making me angry, and I think it in trivial situations, like when someone can't get a credit card to swipe or dares to drive the speed limit. Yobs. Yobs everywhere. The way I'm built, I am presented with a stark choice when the bile comes up: on or off.
I am off. The Nebraska game was a fugue state. When Michigan scored the thing with the kicking after that is worth six-ish points—torchclown or something—people around me stood and cheered, as they are wont to do. I sat down and tried to check twitter. The event had no impact on me at all. Turning that emotion on meant turning the rest of them on, and that could not be allowed to happen.
I'm familiar with this after the last half-decade of Michigan football, of course, and even more recently last year's hockey team. I've gotten quite good at sleepwalking through sporting events without being mentally present.
But all men have breaking points. Last year I had one when the hockey team lost to BGSU 5-1, had its first shot of the third period 15 minutes in, and watched an alternate captain get injured on a dirty hit without doing anything. That was banshee time.
Nebraska muffs a punt and Michigan gets it on the Cornhusker 26. They have not picked up one goddamn yard on the ground in weeks. First down: run from under center that Nebraska puts eight in the box in and blitzes. Second down: the same goddamn thing. Too much. "WHAT ARE YOU DOING?! WHY DO YOU THINK THAT HAS ANY CHANCE OF WORKING," I yelled at someone who could not hear me. "HAVE YOU WATCHED THIS TEAM PLAY YET?"
I hope he has, because if I have to watch this crap he should too. The evidence suggests otherwise.
It was one thing to get run off the field by what may be the best defense in the country. Michigan's offense sucks this year and when you suck that is the kind of thing that happens. It was complete agony, but everyone with two functioning eyes had already braced for impact.
It is another thing, a different thing, to get run off the field by a collection of country yokels higher on 'shine than Mary Sue Coleman who couldn't spell "run fit" if you spotted them "run fi" and exist in mortal terror that their coach will machine-gun cats at them if—when—they explode into little smithereens that once resembled a run defense.
"But coach, we're already spread across most of a three-state area," the yokels said. "YAHHHH EAT NINE HUNDRED MILE PER HOUR CAT," Bo Pelini said, cranking his catling gun. "Dawwww," the yokels said moments before their faces were obliterated by cats moving so fast air friction had caused them to burst into flame, "we probably shouldn't have given up two hundred yards rushing to Illinois. Or everyone else on the schedule not named Southern Miss or Purdue."
Two hundred yards. By every-damn-body. Nebraska could not stop a nine year old from going eighty yards in their spring game, and as the season progressed it became clear they were trying to. We can't call Nebraska's defense a "unit," since that would imply concerted collective action. So let's go with eleven gas molecules in the cold vacuum of Pelini.
Against eleven gas molecules in the cold vacuum of Pelini, Michigan farted out production worse than that which caused a mini civil war in the Michigan fanbase after Penn State (which at least featured Devin Gardner picking up bushels of yards). It was worse than Michigan's recent debacle against Michigan State, the top defense in the country. Hack out the sacks and snaps that a battered Devin Gardner can't deal with and Michigan ran for 22 yards on 29 attempts. Oh, for the halcyon days when Michigan could pick up one yard per attempt.
After the game, Nebraska informed the world of how this was possible when even Purdue acquired four yards a carry.
"Whatever formation they came out in, we knew what they were going to throw at us." -Randy Gregory
"We knew what they were going to do right before they did it." -Jason Ankrah
The last time Michigan fans heard this, they were duly livid. They'd just watched their team lose to
Texas in the Rose Bowl 38-37 EDIT: USC in the Rose Bowl 28-14. That is one thing. This is another thing, a different thing.
This was the game where Michigan's Cheesecake Factory offense—they do everything terribly, but by God there's a lot of it—hit rock bottom. Michigan couldn't get one damn yard per carry because of many reasons, but #1 was unblocked Nebraska defenders plowing into Gardner and Toussaint in the backfield. Gardner was hit for TFLs on three separate inverted veers on which a Nebraska defender tore through unblocked, because there was no one to block him.
Michigan would go under center and run play action that did not cause a Nebraska player to step forward one single time; Gardner looked downfield and found his receivers bracketed. Once there was only one guy in the pattern, because Al Borges is smart. He was Devin Funchess, and he had three guys surrounding him.
This is comprehensive failure that goes beyond the limited talent at Michigan's disposal after Rich Rodriguez regarded offensive line recruiting as optional in his final two years at Michigan. There are dozens of teams around the country with less to work with than Michigan. Some of them have played Nebraska, and ripped them for 200 yards rushing. Even poor damn Purdue, currently chasing Big Ten futility records, acquired 82 yards on its 20 actual rushes. Purdue is more than four times as good at running the ball against Brownian motion as Michigan is.
In this game the idea that Al Borges was waving flags literally telling the opposition defense what they were running went from highly likely to explicitly certain.
Despite this, in his post game presser Brady Hoke once again sighed "we just didn't execute." That is not an answer. There is nothing to execute when half the time a 'shine-addled yahoo has put his helmet through your neck without being acknowledged by anyone on your team.
"I have to do a better job coaching," which Hoke said seven times in 12 minutes, is also not an answer. It's clear that right now no one in Ann Arbor has any of those. Can we interest you in a tackle for loss?
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Brady Hoke Epic Double Point Of The Week. We will go with… uh… Matt Wile. Yes. It is only right. Wile pounded a 69-yard punt that flipped field position and helped Michigan enter the half down only 10-3 to a clownshow team. He averaged nearly 50 yards an attempt for the game. He also used Zoltan Mesko trademark eye laserz to force Jordan Westerkamp to fumble his last punt. A truly inspiring performance from the most important player on this year's team.
Honorable mention: All of Jibreel Black's tackles were behind the LOS. Cam Gordon finished a sack and forced a fumble that Michigan recovered. Devin Funchess still seems like a good player. James Ross was one of the main guys holding Armstrong to 1.1 YPC and Abdullah under 4 and had a thumping hit to prevent a big play.
Epic Double Point Standings.
2.0: Jeremy Gallon (ND, Indiana)
1.0: Devin Gardner (ND), Desmond Morgan(UConn), Devin Funchess(Minnesota), Frank Clark(PSU), Matt Wile (Nebraska)
0.5: Cam Gordon (CMU), Brennen Beyer (CMU)
Brady Hoke Epic Double Fist-Pump Of The Week. Nebraska muffs a punt, giving Michigan the field position they cannot possibly acquire themselves.
Honorable mention: Funchess scores a torchclown. That one time Toussaint got four yards. Matt Wile pounds a 69-yard punt.
Epic Double Fist-Pumps Past.
8/31/2013: Dymonte Thomas introduces himself by blocking a punt.
9/7/2013: Jeremy Gallon spins through four Notre Dame defenders for a 61-yard touchdown.
9/14/2013: Michigan does not lose to Akron. Thanks, Thomas Gordon.
9/21/2013: Desmond Morgan's leaping one-handed spear INT saves Michigan's bacon against UConn.
10/5/2013: Fitzgerald Toussaint runs for ten yards, gets touchdown rather easily.
10/12/2013: Devin Funchess shoots up the middle of the field to catch a 40 yard touchdown, staking Michigan to a ten-point lead they wouldn't relinquish. (Right?)
10/19/2013: Thomas Gordon picks off an Indiana pass to end the Hoosiers' last drive that could have taken the lead.
11/2/2013: Clock expires.
11/9/2013: Nebraska muffs a punt through no action of Michigan's.
[AFTER THE JUMP: stations of the cross.]
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ACCIDENTALLY APROPOS ERROR NOTES: Since the NCAA decided to replace their stat pages with much worse stat pages I've been using ESPN's items—still worse than the thing the NCAA just replaced but better. Their drive pages have been consistently erroneous all year, but my irritation just evaporated thanks to this magically accurate error in re: Michigan's drive immediately following Taylor's interception:
CORRECT, intern or robot or whoever. Correct. Except that drive started at the MSU 41, but we forgive all transgressions for spiritual correctness. The best kind of correctness.
FORMATION NOTES: So I just called MSU's stuff 4-3 over but I should point out that everyone is within ten yards of the LOS on damn near every snap. This is M's opener.
This was completely typical. For the most part, MSU did not try to match corners, they just ran their D. They would occasionally move guys down and whatnot, but mostly this was like watching magic. MSU has acquired a variety of guys big time programs didn't want and plays them more aggressively than the most athletic defense in the country, whoever that might be, and apparently no one can do anything about it. It is boggling.
MSU did on occasion flip to man press on the corners; this is designated with "press."
While it was the same personnel, when MSU shaded a guy outside the hash I called this a nickel. As always, with opponent formations I'm not trying to describe personnel.
SUBSTITUTION NOTES: Gardner until last three plays, Toussaint almost the whole way save one, maybe two snaps on which Derrick Green didn't seem any better at pass blocking.
Line was Lewan/Bosch/Glasgow/Magnuson/Schofield with some limited exceptions featuing Kalis entering as a sixth OL. Paskorz got some snaps at TE; Butt got most of the inline snaps. When Funchess was inline it is noted below; he was inline for every play on Michigan's final drive but mostly split out. No Dileo; WRs were Gallon, Chesson, and a little bit of Jackson.
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As I'm going over the film here something is resonating that I read from Ace's VEQ last week.
I cannot tell you how many times in the last three years I've watched an opposing offense go for 50, 60, 70 yards on their first drive, kick a field goal, score a touchdown, flip field position, whatever, and then absolutely get downloaded by this defense. It happened just this last weekend at Illinois. Sometimes it takes more than one drive, some days it takes a half of football or so. But I, for example, watched Purdue experience some early success throwing little 12-15 yard out patterns beneath MSU's retreating zone cornerback on two third downs in quick succession to keep drives alive, and then the third time Purdue tried it, not only was the corner right there in man coverage, but there too was safety Isaiah Lewis flashing in front of the receiver and nearly collecting a pick-six. Stuff like that is a joy to watch.
That was the story of this game, as well. Michigan found snatches of success early, whereupon MSU adjusted and that was all she wrote. A play that finds success has been followed by a nothing play that MSU crushes with a creepy consistency so far. Without the context of MSU's stats this year it feels like Pat Narduzzi is the luckiest guy in the world for a while, and then it's like he's Doyle Brunson.
In one instance, it seems like it took MSU one play to assimilate something Michigan was doing. M debuted a run play that is basically power from the playside guard gussied up to look like inverted veer. The first instance of this sort of worked. The second did not. The yards were basically the same, but that's because Toussaint managed to evade a TFL on the second.
It's Michigan's first drive; they've hit a couple passes to Gallon to open up with 46 yards on their first two plays. They come out in a 2TE set featuring Paskorz and Butt with Funchess in the slot. Unusually for MSU, they flip a corner over Funchess. Both safeties are hanging out where they usually do: rolled up tight.
Butt will release. Lewan will block down on the playside end; Bosch will pull around. Since the end doesn't get an initial block and Michigan makes its mesh point look like an inverted veer, he reads that and hangs outside, creating a wide crease for Toussaint to explore.
The design basically works. Lewan turns his guy inside and the veer appearance means Bosch isn't seriously challenged by the DE, who is trying to maintain outside contain.
Meanwhile, Butt and Glasgow release immediately into the playside LBs. This gives Magnuson an impossible task on the other DL, but I think they figure that guy's not going to make a play on this play and that a significant percentage of the time he will get hung up on the other DL getting smoked. Either that or it's just another assignment screwup; in UFR I thought Bullough was more dangerous than the DT and passed on a minus.
By the time Toussaint gets the handoff there's a nice gap that is unfortunately being rapidly filled by that DT, but there's so much space that he can run away from it. Meanwhile, Funchess has come down and blocks… uh… Butt, kind of. He eventually does shove the corner on him back but that looks bizarre to me; seems like he should be carrying to the safety. In any case, gap is extant.
This is looking rather promising.
But MSU holds the damage down, as Calhoun comes off the Bosch block easily and spins Toussaint around, allowing the safety to come down and tackle after a modest gain.
Three yards is a win, I guess?
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It's new, and shiny, and created a hole. Hoorah. This play uses Lewan's strength to bash open a hole and while it doesn't actually option a guy off it uses the threat of a veer to make Bosch's job considerably easier.
I still don't understand M centers shooting to the second level immediately despite guys basically over them. It happens with such consistency that it might actually be the plan, but it drives me nuts every time it happens. Here Michigan issues Magnuson a blocking assignment that is flatly impossible and sends Glasgow out immediately; meanwhile on the back side of the play Schofield and Paskorz do combo the end, getting him sealed away. You can see the cost in the linebacker blocks: Glasgow gets into Bullough and gets him moving hard, providing a nice cutback lane… that the back cannot take because there's a DL flowing down the line. Meanwhile Allen gets playside of Schofield and is filling that hole.
To me it seems like you'd want to reverse this: shoot Schofield out immediately and say damn the backside end while getting that DT sealed away. It seems like whenever a M C or G ignores a nose tackle and gives someone else on the line a difficult task it results in doom, but it's happening almost all the time, and this doesn't seem like rocket science. The guy is in alignment X against you, you chip him so your partner can get around.
Michigan isn't doing this with a regularity that makes me think it's intentional, and the results are underwhelming. FMK: goofy assignments or guys who can't execute rule one of zone running.
Tight end blocking again an issue. Butt's block here gets hardly any motion and does allow the LB to slide off, or would if Funchess didn't add himself into the equation. Funchess, meanwhile, brings his corner into the fray and since the general rule of running when you suck at it (and probably even when you don't) is that most blocks are just opportunities to screw up a play, that is a negative.
I know what Funchess is thinking here, because Michigan would run this again against a more typical MSU D:
His job is to go get that slot LB. Here his job is to… run the corner off or something, go bash the safety, but he screws it up, probably because Michigan was prepping him to run it against a gray area LB instead of a press corner.
MSU's alignment throws this off. Compare the screenshot right above with the presnap setup here:
Note the relation of the LB Butt is going for relative to himself. On this play, he's even; on the other play he's a player and a half inside of him. Much easier angle for Butt, more likely there's a gap away from the DE and a nice gain. That's why the linebacker blocks here don't really get Fitz a hole he clearly expects to be outside. (And maybe why Michigan's okay with leaving the DT: they expected a different D.)
The download. The next time Michigan ran this they got the above formation. Aaaaand:
Slot LB rips down, Funchess has no shot, Toussaint does well to bounce around it and gets eaten by a safety after a similar gain. Is this sheer luck? On some level, sure. But the creepy mind-reading tendencies of the MSU defense are so consistent that it seems like something more. Could Narduzzi have executed this inference chain?
- Michigan has a new run play on which Funchess accidentally doubled a LB in a defense we don't run much.
- He's probably supposed to block the slot LB in our usual stuff.
- It's first and ten from the nine, probably a run.
- If it's the new toy, blitz slot LB.
I wouldn't put it past him. Seems hard given the chaos of football but if you're a DC with tons of experience and have a feel for this live, well, you might be quite good at your job.


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re: set top box comment "redesign it with a consistent UI across functions"
What about Windows Media Centre. Consistent UI across all functions - one box - extensible, flexible, consistent.
Why don't Apple do something similar for Mac? A Mac Mini running OSX with a real TV / DVR / Music / Photos 10 foot interface would be marketable. I'd buy one for sure. Especially with a choice of TV tuners (at least 2).
Well Steve? We're waiting...
Steve Jobs at D8 video: on Apple TV, Google TV, and TV in general
Steve Jobs, spe thinks TV is a hard go-to-market strategy since they give everyone a heavily subsidized set-top box, which makes it hard to sell them another one -- ask Apple TV, ask Roku, as Google in a few months.
Adding boxes and UIs doesn't work. To change that you need to go back to square one, tear up the box, and redesign it with a consistent UI across functions, and get it to consumer in a way they'll pay for. No way to do that yet.
Apple chose to prioritize phone over TV, tablet over TV, but it didn't matter since they couldn't get TV to market. Not a problem with vision or technology, just going to market.
Also, cable companies are regional, and there's no global standard like GSM is for phones. It's vulcanized.
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Interestingly, in the UK, the BBC's Project Canvas is attempting to do exactly this — establish a common standard between broadcasters for all sorts of IPTV and rich broadcast systems. A previous attempt was blocked by the BBC Trust, as it was more like a system for syndicating content, whereas the Canvas is a proposed standard rather than a system. It'll be interesting to see where this goes.
I think you didn't get his point. He's not talking about a 'cool second device', but a standard that gives you ONE remote to ONE device (name it TV 2.0) with a designed from scratch functionality that dos what any other 'attached device' would do, as in this 'TV 2.0' it maks sense that we have a lot of capabilities enabled by default.
It is almos like re-doing 'NTSC', re-thinking the whole 'TV Standard' thing, from what do we do to deliver the signal to what can we do wih the signal in the 'Playback Device' (read Television = TV 2.0 Player) so we could enter a completelly new standard, this time, taking into account all new factors that came in since 1950 wich, approx., was the last time these decisions were taken.
So that's more like it.
Maybe then, that's impractical, and someone else has to build a big 'HUB' to add all those existing 'devices' and distribute this new 'signal' into a new 'TV 2.0 Device' that, for example, could be a Windows Media Center, or whatever. But then, that device, would be, in fact, 'Your TV'.
"Also, cable companies are regional, and there's no global standard like GSM is for phones. It's vulcanized."
Sorry, but I couldn't let this pass. The word you wanted was Balkanized, not vulcanized.
he said Balkanized....
"...and get it to consumer in a way they'll pay for. No way to do that yet."
That's where GoogleTV may have an advantage over previous iterations. Remember, nobody thought Android would go anywhere because Google wasn't charging for it. They were wrong. Wall Street analysts didn't understand Google's business model when it IPL'd. And they too were wrong.
My point is that everyone's looking at this from a traditional viewpoint as opposed to Google's; or at the very least trying to make Google's model fit into the traditional.
It will be interesting to see how this shakes out. Android worked. Selling Nexus-One independent of carriers and only over the internet didn't. So we shall see.


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Ieng Thirith
|Ieng Thirith
|Minister of Social Affairs
|In office
9 October 1975 – 7 January 1979
|Prime Minister
|Pol Pot
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|Khieu Thirith
10 March 1932
Battambang, Cambodia
|Ieng Sary
(m. 1951–2013; his death)
Ieng Thirith (née Khieu;[1] Khmer: អៀង ធីរិទ្ធ;[2] born 10 March 1932)[3] was an influential figure in the Khmer Rouge, but was neither a member of the Khmer Rouge Standing Committee nor of the Central Committee.[4] Ieng Thirith is the widow of Ieng Sary, who was minister of foreign affairs of Democratic Kampuchea's Khmer Rouge regime. She served as Minister of Social Affairs from October 1975 until the fall of the Khmer Rouge in 1979.[5]
She is the sister of the late Khieu Ponnary (died in 2003), who was the first wife of Pol Pot. Thirith was the Minister of Social Action during the regime.[6] She was arrested by the Extraordinary Chamber in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) in November 2007 with her husband, Ieng Sary as suspect of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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Born Khieu Thirith in northwestern Cambodia's Battambang Province,[7] she came from a relatively wealthy and privileged family, and was the second daughter of a Cambodian judge who abandoned the family during World War II, running off to Battambang with a Cambodian princess.[8]
Thirith graduated from the Lycée Sisowath in Phnom Penh, and while still in Cambodia she became engaged to Ieng Sary, who attended Lycée in the year above her. She went on to Paris with her sister, where she studied English literature, majoring in Shakespeare at the Sorbonne. She became the first Cambodian to achieve a degree in English literature. Thirith married Ieng Sary in the town hall of Paris' 15th arrondissement the summer of 1951 and took her husband's name, becoming Ieng Thirith.[8] Her older sister, Khieu Ponnary, later became the wife of Pol Pot. Together, the two sisters and their husbands later became known as "Cambodia's Gang of Four", a reference to the radical group led by Jiang Qing (Chiang Ching), the widow of Mao Tse-tung.[9]
She returned to her native Cambodia in 1957 and worked as a professor before founding a private English school in 1960.[7] She was also a senior member of the Democratic Kampuchea (DK) regime. From 1975 to 1979 Thirith was Minister of Social Affairs and Action and Head of Democratic Kampuchea's Red Cross Society.
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Thirith lived with her husband, Ieng Sary, in a luxurious villa on Street 21, in southern Phnom Penh.[10] Until her arrest, she was rarely seen in public.
By 2006, Ieng Thirith and her husband had retained foreign legal counsel to assist with their defence as the Cambodia Tribunal made progress with courtroom preparation and judge selection.[10] She was arrested, along with ailing Ieng Sary,[11] on November 12, 2007, at their home in Phnom Penh, after being indicted by the Cambodia Tribunal.[12] She was arrested for crimes against humanity:[13] "planning, direction, coordination and ordering of widespread purges ... and the unlawful killing or murder of staff members from within the Ministry of Social Affairs."[7] On November 17, 2011, Thirith was ruled mentally unfit to stand trial, due to her severe case of Alzheimer's Disease, and was ordered to be released.[14] Prosecutors have appealed against her release.[14] On December 13, 2011, appeals judges reversed the ruling to release Thirith and ordered new medical exams to see how mentally fit she was to stand trial.[15] In September 2012, the November 2011 ruling of her mental incompetence was put back into place, and she was released from prison.
- ^ David Chandler: "Voices from S-21", Chapter 3: "Choosing Enemies", p.69. University of California, 1999. "In mid-1976 Khieu Thirith, who was Ieng Sary's wife and Pol Pot's sister-in-law (...)"
- ^ "តួឯកក្នុងសំណុំរឿង០០២៖ អៀង ធីរិទ្ធ (IENG THIRITH)" [Starred in Case 002: Ieng Thirith] (in Khmer).
- ^ Summons - Expert. Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia: 18 August 2011.
- ^ ECCC, Co-Investigative Judges, Closing Order, 15 September 2010, para. 1207.
- ^ "Ieng Thirith". Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Retrieved 18 February 2014.
- ^ Ben Kiernan: "The Pol Pot Regime", Chapter Three: Cleansing the Countryside, p. 101, Yale University, 1996. "Khieu Thirith was "in charge of culture, social welfare and foreign affairs, sharing the last field with her husband Ieng Sary."
- ^ a b c Munthit, Ker (November 11, 2007). "Ieng Thirith: A pioneer among female leaders of the Khmer Rouge". MSNBC. Associated Press. Archived from the original on 2007-11-18. Retrieved 15 November 2011.
- ^ a b David P. Chandler (1999). Brother Number One: A Political Biography of Pol Pot. Westview Press. p. 32. ISBN 0813335108. Retrieved 2007-11-15.
- ^ Securing Allegiance: Elite's Children Find Love in a Hot Political Climate, Cambodia Daily Weekend Edition Saturday, January 17–18, 2004
- ^ a b Michael Sheridan (February 19, 2006). "Pol Pot's in-laws face trial". London: timesonline.co.uk. Retrieved 2007-11-15.
- ^ Ian MacKinnon, South-east Asia correspondent (November 12, 2007). "Leading Khmer Rouge figures arrested". London: Guardian Unlimited. Retrieved 2007-11-15.
- ^ "ECCC detains Ieng Sary, wife for questioning", Xinhua, November 12, 2007.
- ^ "Ex-official of Khmer Rouge and wife arrested for crimes against humanity", Associated Press (International Herald Tribune), November 12, 2007.
- ^ a b Kong Sothanarith (2011-11-17). "Tribunal Finds Ieng Thirith Unfit for Upcoming Trial". VOA Khmer. Retrieved 2014-02-02.
- ^ "Khmer Rouge defendant to stay detained until new exam determines mental fitness for trial". Washington Post. 2011-12-13.[dead link]
- Philip Short. Pol Pot: Anatomy of a Nightmare. Henry Holt and Company, 2005.
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The California Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled on May 9 that a 22 year employee of Bechtel could sue for wrongful termination and age discrimination. The employee, Mr. Guz, was an excellent performer in the information services group. A new division president came in and reorganized, such that several employees were transferred into other groups, and Mr. Guz was laid off, he was told, due to a "downturn in workload."
When Mr. Guz sued, the President testified that it was not a downturn in the workload, but rather his unhappiness with the performance of Mr. Guz's manager that led to the reorganization. The company admitted it did not follow its progressive discipline policy for handling the poor performance of Mr. Guz's manager. Nor did the company follow its policies for ranking and rating before layoff.
The company argued to the court it was an at-will employer because of a statement to that effect in the policy handbook. The court disagreed, saying that the other policies in the handbook contradicted the at-will statement, and therefore the entire issue must be decided by the jury.
This is a textbook example of the wrong way to terminate an employee.
Following 22 years of employment with Bechtel Corporation and/or its wholly owned subsidiary
Bechtel National, Inc. (BNI) ("respondents"), plaintiff and appellant John Guz (Guz) was placed
on holding status and was eventually terminated. He sued alleging causes of action for breach of an
implied contract not to terminate without cause, breach of the implied covenant of good faith and
fair dealing, and age discrimination under the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (Gov.
Code, 12900 et seq.). Respondents moved for summary judgment asserting there were no triable
issues of material fact and that they were entitled to judgment in their favor as a matter of law.
(Code Civ. Proc., 437c, subd. (c).) The trial court granted respondents' motion finding that Guz
was an at-will employee and had failed to establish a prima facie case of age discrimination. Guz
appeals from the subsequently rendered judgment in respondents' favor. We conclude that the trial
court erred in granting summary judgment for respondents and reverse.
the time of his termination in December of 1992 Guz held the position of financial reports
supervisor in BNI's Management Information Group (BNI MI), a grade 27 position, which paid an
annual salary of $71, 280. Guz was 49 years old.
During his 22 years with Bechtel, Guz received 6 major promotions and 17 merit raises. In 1992
Guz received the Silver Performance Plus Award from the president of BNI, Robert C. Johnstone,
in recognition of his excellent work performance and for saving the company $1.7 million. His
performance review for the period of 1991-1992 indicated that Guz "'meets requirements'" in all
stated categories. Goldstein noted in the evaluation that Guz was a "'strong performer' in [his]
group," continued to do "'an excellent job,'" and that his "'knowledge of Bechtel based on over
twenty years of experience is invaluable.'" Goldstein's supervisor, Dewey, concurred in that
appraisal. At no time during his 22 years with respondents was Guz advised that any of his skills
were deficient.
We start with Personnel Policy 1101 (June 1991 ed.) which is entitled, "Termination of
Employees." Subsection A of the three-page policy sets forth "general" policy statements applicable
to "all categories of termination." Within that section it is stated: "Bechtel employees have no
employment agreements guaranteeing continuous service and may resign at their option or be
terminated at the option of Bechtel." In respondents' view this statement establishes as a matter of
law that Guz is an at-will employee. We disagree. Certainly this is some evidence which may be
argued to the jury-as we will explain in detail-but it does not in and of itself establish that Guz was
an at-will employee.
Guz relied on Bechtel personnel policies, including Policy 1101, which sets forth a progressive discipline policy by which unsatisfactory
employees are given both notice and an opportunity to correct deficiencies[FOOTNOTE 7] prior to
termination. The president of BNI made a statement to the effect that Bechtel's practice was not to
terminate employees unless there was good cause. In his deposition, Guz's supervisor Goldstein
testified that Bechtel's policy was to train supervisors to document performance problems so that
cause to terminate the employee could be established.
Nothing we hold today is at odds with either Miller v. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., supra, 210
Cal.App.3d 1554, or Davis v. Consolidated Freightways, supra, 29 Cal.App.4th 354. In each of
those cases, summary judgment for the employer was found proper where the employee was only
able to establish longevity of employment, regular salary increases and promotions. As stated by the
Miller court, "Basically, the record revealed that all Miller can urge are two promotions and regular
salary increases during his eleven years with Pepsi. Promotions and salary increases are natural
occurrences of an employee who remains with an employer for a substantial length of time. These
factors should not change the status of an 'at-will' employee to one dischargeable only for 'just
cause.' We hold that, as a matter of law, Miller had no enforceable contract with Pepsi." (Miller v.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., supra, 210 Cal.App.3d at p. 1559; see also Davis v. Consolidated
Freightways, supra, at pp. 369-370.) Each of these cases is distinguishable from the case at hand
because of the additional evidence Guz presented regarding his employer's personnel practices.
Guz argued that respondents did not have good cause to terminate him. His argument
was twofold: (1) the consolidation of BNI MI and SFRO MI was arbitrary and capricious (e.g., not
a legitimate business decision), and (2) even if the reorganization were deemed a legitimate business
decision, it did not constitute good cause for terminating Guz as respondents had not followed their
personnel policies for reduction in force and forced ranking. Respondents countered that their force
ranking policies did not apply to the layoff as the BNI MI group was too small.
Guz's showing was sufficient to create a triable issue as to whether the business reason for
terminating Guz proffered by respondents-a downturn in BNI workload-was pretextual.
This testimony by itself created a triable issue as to whether the motivation for the reorganization
was pretextual: the motivation was not a downturn in BNI's workload but a dissatisfaction with the
overall performance of the BNI MI group. We express no opinion as to whether dissatisfaction with
the performance of the group may constitute good cause to disband the group. But under Bechtel
policies, such dissatisfaction with performance required written warnings and an opportunity to
Guz also created a triable issue as to whether elimination of the BNI group was justified by a
"downturn in workload" which was the stated reason for his termination. Johnstone's declaration
does not mention a downturn in workload as a factor in his decision to do away with the BNI MI
group. Respondents presented no evidence that any other departments in BNI were required to
reduce staff because of a "downturn in workload." Finally, Guz presented evidence suggesting that
a reduction in BNI's workload would not necessarily mean a reduction in BNI MI's workload, and
indeed the converse may well be true.
In sum, the existence of these triable issues alone made summary adjudication of Guz's cause of
action for breach of the implied promise not to terminate without good cause improper.
Guz v. Bechtel National, Inc.,
___ Cal.App.4th ___, 97 C.D.O.S. 3552 (1st CA, 1997)


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Birthday: 1971-04-20
E.J. and Patrick secretly meet once again. Patrick is stunned to learn that the police are on to them and E.J. tells him that this is the last time they'll meet. He'll receive word from a courier from now on whenever E.J. needs to contact him. He forces Patrick to use Chelsea, calling her "An invaluable source of information to them."
Patrick shows up at his house to see Chelsea. She tells him her dad wouldn't ever set someone up. Patrick tells her that she is more like Bo than she knows and in so many words asks her to spy on her father, so he can get closer to Hope. Chelsea tells Patrick that it won't do any good if her dad finds out that she was helping him break Hope and Bo up - but�. She'll help in her own way, she tells him!
Patrick and John meet at Chez Rouge, drinking to happier times. John tells Patrick he meant to call him, but things have been hectic. Patrick tells John that Bo is making his life a living hell. Patrick tells John he was framed by Bo and that he attacked him, because he can't stand his relationship with Bo. He shares how he had him arrested, and John tells him that he knows Bo. He's not the kind of person to plant evidence on anyone. He asks him to find a way to co-exist with Bo but Patrick doesn't see that happening. John tells Patrick that Bo is hung up on Patrick working for the Di Mera's in the past and asks Patrick a few questions about where he worked for the Di Meras. Patrick tells him he started working for them in Europe, but when he asks who he worked for (Stefano or Tony) Patrick starts to feel like he's being interrogated and is sure Bo sent him there. He gets up, thinking John is wearing a wire, and tells him the conversation is over!
Outside Chez Rouge, John calls Marlena, "Hey Doc, I need your help." Marlena arrives at the bar, where Patrick is seated. She tells him she is looking for John, but he tells her that he's gone. Marlena tells him she's going to the restroom, secretly grabbing his cell phone as she goes. Once she's in the restroom, she's frantic, searching through her handbag, dropping the cell phone on the floor. She gets on her hands and knees to retrieve the phone and sees a man's boots underneath the stall! A frenzied Marlena makes a grab for her mace, and is relieved when the stall door opens to John, eating a carrot, asking "What's up Doc?" He pulls her into a kiss, when she is surprised he took such a big chance, meeting her in there.
Later, Patrick starts searching for his cell phone, only to have it handed to him by Marlena, who arrives back at the bar with it in hand.
Out by the pier, E.J. and Patrick meet again. E.J. is unimpressed after he has warned Patrick not to contact him, but Patrick tells him that John Black is on to him. E.J. tells him not to worry. He has John's future all planed out!
E.J. and Patrick talk. He tells him that Brady is a fool and everyone is clueless. Nobody needs to find out about this! He clenches his fist, in anger and Patrick looks down at his black gloved hand�. And they talk, with E.J. admitting to be the infamous black glove, with Patrick as his accomplice. Patrick is freaking out, wondering why E.J. had to kill Eve Michaels. He's worried about Bo getting in the way, because he knows Bo will never give up. He tells Patrick that he's going to make the Brady families lives a living hell. His sister was hurt in this, and he has had enough, but E.J. tells him that "You and I had an agreement and you are going to honor that. E.J. He asks E.J. when this is going to end, demanding a deadline, but E.J. can't give him one, until he is ready to reveal his true identity. Patrick laughs, thinking E.J. is underestimating Bo, but E.J. disagrees. He threatens E.J. that he will sell him out to Bo if he figures them out!
At Salem PD, Abe sees Bo in cuffs and Roman in tow. He thinks it's a joke, but is told what happened at Chez Rouge. Hope interrupts, telling them she is a witness, yelling at Bo that he had no right to hit him. He is taken into interrogation while Hope talks to Abe, telling him she can't take it anymore. Patrick arrives and Hope apologizes to him and he holds her, telling her it kills him to see Bo do this to her. He wonders if it's better if he keeps his distance, but Bo has to get used to it when their baby comes, so he may as well start now.
Hope goes to give her statement while Patrick calls "someone", asking them to meet him ASAP. After the call, Hope comes out and the two leave together.
Roman takes Bo's cuffs off and Abe reminisces how Bo has always made a damned good detective, but that he defied a direct order. Bo is adamant that Patrick is working with someone but Abe doesn't want to hear it and threatens Bo to stay away from Lockhart or deal with the consequences. Bo admits he doesn't mind giving up his badge if it means that he keeps his family safe but Abe promises to try to smooth things over with internal affairs if he stays away from Patrick. Just then, he sees Patrick leaving with Hope and goes at him again! He yells to Patrick that he's on to him and will bring him down, while a shocked Hope looks on! Abe and Roman usher him back into interrogation, where Abe strips Bo of his badge.
At the pier, Patrick is leaving a message with someone on his cell phone, telling him that Bo is not giving up and he doesn't think it'll be long before he's on to them. He tells the person that they need to talk, NOW, when EJ steps out of the alley and asks what he wants saying this had better be good!
At Chez Rouge, Patrick and Hope are toasting as Bo walks in, asking to talk to Hope - alone. Patrick speaks for Hope, telling Bo she doesn't want to talk to him, but is told to leave the two alone to talk. When Bo asks Hope if she thinks she needs to be protected from him, she replies, "Don't be ridiculous!" Bo tries to clarify himself and tells Hope how Zack trusted Bo and he let him down. He tells her he felt guilty and it was difficult for him to be around her and Shawn at that time. Bo tries to get her to listen to reason, that Patrick can't be trusted, but she feels she can handle him and wants to give the father of her baby a chance!!
Bo and Patrick get into it and before we know it, he has punched Patrick in the face. The two fight a little but Hope finally stops the two.
Roman shows up at Chez Rouge to find Patrick asking to arrest Bo. Roman has no choice but to arrest him, telling him not to make things worse for Hope. Bo asks him to bring someone down there to take care of Hope while Patrick looks smugly after him.
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Did you know that steel is currently the most important metal alloy being intensively used on the entire planet? We use it for almost everything, such as machinery, tools or construction. And these are just a few examples. However, its use is restricted to certain applications because of the technical advantages that other materials can offer today. We learned how to find alternatives, even if the metal alloy has to be mixed with these other materials. This way, steel can be available for a long time! Nevertheless, the metal is by far the most superior substance against other leagues. The metal's properties can vary according to the chemical composition and carbon content, ensuring a wide variety of practical applications.
Steel is composed of iron and carbon and, today, it's common to talk about iron and steel and if they were the same thing, but chemical and historically they are very different products. What matters the most, however, are the numbers: currently, we are producing over 1500 million tons of steel per year, worldwide. And guess who the main "culprit" is… You might have guessed that: China! Alongside with India, these two Asian countries have caused a massive increase in demand for steel in the last years.
Between 2000 and 2005, the global request for steel increased by 6 percent, for instance. That being said, the steel industry is often considered as an indicator of economic progress, because of the crucial role that the metal plays in the global infrastructure and economic development. So, we guess we can thank to the Industrial Revolution that allowed us to transform the world. Thanks to this amazing and polyvalent metal alloy, today we can drive our car, live in a big building, go to a multi-storey hotel and do so many other things. No wonder steel is the star of our latest infographic!


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When we consider the possibility that God used evolutionary processes to create over millions of years, we are faced with serious consequences.
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Rep. Ben Quayle: POLITICO report over nudity on Israel trip not true
SCOTTSDALE, AZ - Congressman Ben Quayle is denying accusations that he was involved in an incident that included drinking and nudity in an area considered by many to be holy land.
POLITICO reported Sunday night about an FBI investigation into the fact finding trip which involved 30 freshmen Republican congressmen.
POLITICO reports that Quayle, as well as several of his colleagues, went out drinking one night and then went swimming in the Sea of Galilee.
According to POLITICO, one of Quayle's colleagues, Rep. Kevin Yoder from Kansas, admitted to swimming naked.
Yoder on Monday apologized to his constituents for the "embarrassing situation".
Congressman David Schweikert was also on that trip to Israel but tells ABC15 he and his wife retired to their hotel room before the drinking and swimming got underway as POLITICO claims.
Schweikert, who is now Quayle's opponent in Arizona's sixth district, calls Quayle's alleged behavior disappointing.
"This has become a pattern now with Ben Quayle," said Schweikert. "Let's face it, we can do better."
The following is Tiffany Quayle's full statement:
Ben and I and our daughter Evie were there together that evening in the Holy Land, although I was eight and a half months pregnant with her. We were neither party nor witness to any of the inappropriate behavior described in the article, nor were we a part of, or aware of any inquiry. We did return to Arizona with some water from the Sea of Galilee to baptize Evie after she was born.


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Saturday, February 22, 2014
More girl sewing
Next, we have new day care dresses for Adele and her bestie, Elva.
Hope you're having a great weekend - not much sewing happening here :( but that's OK
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those are some super cute dresses (and kids!)ReplyDelete
and did you change your comment system, now I have to log in instead of just using my blogspot profile ?
Adorable kids! I love all these dresses!ReplyDelete
Super cute! I just love those little daycare dresses - pretty and practical.ReplyDelete
Yes, but now that you've logged in, you can leave as many comments as you like without logging in again. You can also receive messages back from me:)ReplyDelete
Thanks - I think so too!ReplyDelete
Yes, I do have to insist on practical with this child. If I left it up to her there would be sequins and beads!ReplyDelete
Super cute dresses - love the matching dress a lot. What a cute idea for a play date (my daughter and friend had the same outfits in different colourways, so maybe I am biased).ReplyDelete
So cute. This is nothing like my daughter. She's all about shorts and soccer shirts. So daggy!ReplyDelete
How sweet! I've never thought about making matching dresses for my daughter and her bestie. I usually make her a skirt with any leftover fabric after making myself a dress. I just blogged about our matching skirts that I made.ReplyDelete
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If anyone wants to look up what many government employees make here is the site.. I was amazed how many kindergarden teachers make 6 figures.
George Monbiot, lol
Wanna be revolutionary.
Another rich a$$ that thinks he is some smart revolutionary.
and Mr. Fist quotes him.
You are both a couple of looser malcontents. The 60's are over. Your silly ideas are not working. Go away and let all be right with the world. Its Progress.
The university, for example, raised the salary for a tenured mathematics professor from $77,000 to $84,000.
and..... pers and healthcare??? maybe $120k total??
jconnor, Your stallin fist is all we need to know about your self important blather. You people always get angry and tell all us little people how smart you are, and how ignorant we are. A dumb a$$ you are. Just too proud to see it.
lol. registered rino.
slc. classy and correct. not hateful, honest.. well played my friend, well played..
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here, read em and weep. I was amazed at how many kindergarden teachers make 6 figures.
ugly, lol right ON!
the runs still a tiny fraction of what they used to be.
there are less dinosaurs than there used to be too. the polar bear is "endangered" with 5 times the population on 1970. You people are idiots, enviro-nazi fools.
socialist progressives want to control everything to achieve absolute power over every aspect of our lives.
uglyone, that is the best reason not to vote these jackwagons into office. Progressive? what exactly are we progerssing towards. Dictatorship by committee.
Put down the latte and
Drink a little TEA Portland.
The state wants a "rainy day fund" anyone else see the irony in this? the state of oregon. How long would a rainy day fund last here.. most years till October, lol


text: ha-to say that the system is closed to gaining experience is ridiculous. Experience can be gained in a variety of fashions. This is proven by coaches who start off at lower levels or in different areas (ODP for example) and actually prove themselves by being successful. There is no doubt that opportunities to gain experience are available for both genders. Being qualified to coach a D1 program does not mean you need to have been a head coach at a D1 program. I would rather see a successful HC from a D2 school gain a D1 HC position then a D1 coach who has a proven record of mediocrity - regardless of gender.