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Niko Porikos grew up in an NTDP billet home. Cool story.
Let Them Eat Bag
They probably didn't mean for his hat to look like a butt
A slow April day in the middle of the college football wasteland had a bomb detonated on it when Stephen Godfrey and SBNation published an in-depth article on the shadow economy of the SEC, wherein people get paid by other people to play football for school X.
"I had this one kid, great player, good guy. Never got in trouble, but never did much on the field. But he's calling me all the time. 'Hey, the sunroof in my car is leaking,' he says, so I tell him to come meet me. $150. Two days later it's: 'Hey, I'm going out this weekend with a girl, can you help me?' $200. Next week after that he's got $300 in parking tickets. So one day I go to meet him to give him money and I ask, "Hey man, aren't you a business major? Have y'all learned what ROI means yet? It means return on investment, and at this rate I'm going to need to start seeing some touchdowns.'"
The article is fascinating and you should go read it now. I'll wait.
Now, let's talk about how much we care about this. I do. I've got a sneer or two in me left when I see kids at Clemson and Ole Miss whose recruitments did 180s away from Ann Arbor. There was a recruit in the last five years who Michigan led for; his sudden decision to go somewhere else was financially motivated and that was an open secret amongst that recruiting class. As a guy who wants to see his football team win games, that kind of thing still grates my gears.
But that's all at this point. It's just partisan crybaby stuff. I regard it as a character flaw. (The tatgate thing was different since Tressel lied to the NCAA multiple times. You can't do that and expect to keep your job, even if you lied about stupid rules that make no sense.)
So I don't care, you know, morally. The NCAA's prohibition on kids taking money is not only asinine but (obviously) unenforceable. It also serves no purpose other than to concentrate wealth in the hands of administrators. Whenever I get in discussions about these sorts of things with the dwindling number of people on the side of amateurism, the conversation usually boils down to this:
ME: I guess I just don't see why rich guys giving some of their money to poor people is such a problem.
THEM: But then they'll have money.
ME: I'm unclear on why that's an issue.
THEM: But then they'll be influenced.
Around here we like to say things like "I'm so glad Michigan doesn't do that." I think it's time to stop that. The rule is arbitrary, the system inherently corrupt, and if Michigan has a shadow network of boosters my main problem with them is that they're not good enough at being shadowy and boostery. The basketball recruits other schools have swooped in on aren't picking these other schools because of the coaching, man.
I'm over it. And you should be too, because the attitude about I'm So Glad We Don't Do That that's so pervasive around these parts is almost certainly false. I'm So Glad We Don't Do That As Much doesn't have the same horse height. Very averaged-sized horse, that. That's a horse that you can see your lunch getting eaten from only.
And in the service of what?
"Last week I got a call. We've got this JUCO transfer that had just got here. And he's country poor. The [graduate assistant] calls me and tells me he's watching the AFC Championship Game alone in the lobby of the Union because he doesn't have a TV. Says he never owned one. Now, you can buy a Walmart TV for $50. What kid in college doesn't have a TV? So I don't give him any money. I just go dig out in my garage and find one of those old Vizios from five years back and leave it for him at the desk. I don't view what I do as a crime, and I don't give a shit if someone else does, honestly."
Everywhere else in society, an 18 year old who works really hard at something is financially compensated for it and most of them do not… I mean… why am I even arguing about this? If you're the kind of person who thinks that young people doing dumb things with money is a threat instead of, you know, life, you probably start arguments with "Speaking as a parent." Anyone who starts arguments with "Speaking as a parent" wants you to turn off your brain so they can feelingsball you. They are my mortal enemies, speaking as a person who can formulate an argument.
The aura of paternalism that hangs over objections to letting players get theirs is suffocating. "But if they get money they'll…" They'll what? They'll still be under the thumb of a drill sergeant of a football coach desperate to remain in his good graces lest the faucet turn off. They will be the same, just with fewer things to stress about.
They might waste it. They might not. I just don't care anymore. Let them have their five hundred dollars.
Thursday Recruitin' Isn't Ready To Say Goodbye
A Rumor, Dispatched
Track Meet 1, Touchdown Jesus 0
On Tuesday, a tweet appeared in my mentions, seemingly out of the blue, asking how long it would be until I wrote the "Goodbye" post for Shaun Crawford. This caused a great deal of confusion until I noticed the thread on The Wolverine's message board that discussed "slight rumblings" from Notre Dame posters that Crawford would visit for the Irish's spring game this weekend ($). That, of course, would be a bit of an issue with the Michigan coaches regarding his status as a commit.
While Tim Sullivan rightfully attached a healthy amount of skepticism to the rumor, noting Crawford is scheduled to run in a track meet in the Cleveland area on the day of ND's spring game, it wasn't debunked entirely. The internets, as they are wont to do, took it and ran. Well, for a bit.
247's Steve Lorenz left no room for speculation ($):
Shaun Crawford: Shaun has a track meet this weekend. He is not visiting Notre Dame.
Sam Webb also posted a thread on the GBW premium board stating Crawford's camp touched base with the coaches and said he isn't visiting South Bend ($).
In the interest of objectivity, I'll note that Crawford showed a great deal of interest in Notre Dame before his Michigan commitment, and back in December he considered visiting Ohio State before discussing the matter with U-M's coaching staff. Until he says so himself, the possibility that he wants to look around can't be eliminated; by that same token, I'll believe he's willing to risk his spot in the class to visit another school when a trip actually materializes.
[Hit THE JUMP for the latest on Jake Fruhmorgen, a big-time weekend visitor, 2015 quarterback targets, spring game visit reactions, and more.]
Nik Stauskas May Or May Not Enter Draft
this person is eligible to be drafted we know nothing else [Bryan Fuller]
Michigan sophomore Nik Stauskas is headed to the NBA, a source close to the situation told ESPN.com on Thursday.
Well dangit
Mississauga, ON's Nik Stauskas will enter the 2014 NBA draft and choose Mark Bartelstein of Priority Sports to represent him reliable sources have told Hoops Hype Canada.
Dangit again
Just wanted to reiterate that any reports about my future intenions are FALSE! I have NOT made ANY decisions on my future yet!
— Nik Stauskas (@NStauskas11) April 10, 2014
U-M hoops fans getting their hopes up … I wouldn't. That's not inside info. Just everyone thinks Nik will go. Nothing has really changed.
— Michael Spath (@Spath_Wolverine) April 10, 2014
Actually that seems like a bad idea
Well this was pointless
Can we at least get some recriminations
For whatever reason, BS sourcing standards that would never fly for regular stories are commonplace for sports. "Sources say?" Come on.
— Zach Helfand (@zhelfand) April 10, 2014
allllllll right
Anatomy of a Quarterback Controversy
In hindsight...
The college football offseason is a long, lonely time. Some fans are lucky to have a basketball, hockey, or baseball team worth watching in the meantime, but for those whose monogamous life partner is college football, the offseason is between eight and nine months long, and often seems even longer. So you can imagine what it's like to be a college football writer. Sure, you've got National Signing Day and spring practice. And you've got the occasional Fulmer Cup issues and other assorted stuff. But that won't sustain you. No, no. You need narratives. And nothing… and I mean NOTHING… chews up clock like chaos at the quarterback position.
So, in light of that, we've assembled a How-To manual for selling a quarterback controversy.
An Incumbent
Having two new guys doesn't do it. Sure, you can milk a few "who will replace Johnny Graduate?" stories out of it, but that's just a quarterback battle. We need a quarterback CONTROVERSY.
Notice that you don't need a bad incumbent. I mean, if the incumbent sucks, that's fine. But it isn't a requirement, and in fact may not be enough. Instead, you need…
A Disappointing Season
We'll call this the Football Leadership Ability Correlation/Causation Observation Effect (or the "FLACCO Effect" for short). Regardless of numbers, the eye test, or the relentless nagging nature of numbers and stuff, people will inevitably correlate team success with the righteousness and overall gooditude of the quarterback. Win a Super Bowl? Massive contract, because you are ELITE. Go 7-6 despite incomprehensibly huge numbers? Constant complaints.
Does the defense have something to do with it? Maybe the offensive line, or the receivers, or the schedule, or the coaching? Yeah, yeah. Excuses, excuses. Winners win, dammit, and winning quarterbacks win when they quarterback. You didn't win. You aren't a winning quarterback.
Take, for a completely random example, the University of Michigan. Michigan was 7-6 last year, and the offense struggled. Devin Gardner led the offense. It was therefore Devin Gardner's fault.
An Intriguing Challenger
This part isn't terribly important, but it helps. And by "intriguing," I don't necessarily mean "good." Again, if he's good, cool. Go with it. But all you need is somebody plausible. In other words, you need a blank slate with a soupçon of positivity. You can have some data on the guy, but it better either be (a) good, or (b) scarce.
Do you have a former four- or five-star recruit lying around? Maybe he played a game or two and didn't crash into a wall or vomit repeatedly? Cool. Go no further. You're in.
Incumbent Apples
Check all that apply:
- Did the Incumbent have a bad game at any point?
- Did the Incumbent throw any interceptions at bad times?
- Did the offense stall from time to time?
- Were there moments where the Incumbent made mental errors or displayed anything that could be perceived as weakness or a lack of desire?
- Did unrelated good things happen to other people?
Notice the lack of an "if yes, explain" box. There's no need to go fleshing this out with context. Data points don't need context. That's how data points work.
Challenger Oranges
Check all that apply:
- Has the Challenger ever looked good for any stretch of any game?
- Has he thrown any touchdown passes?
- Did the offense move the ball from time to time under the direction of the Challenger?
- Has the Challenger ever demonstrated positive intangibles of any kind?
- Does the Challenger have… uh… physical/demographic characteristics that seem more "quarterbacky" to some readers?
- (Optional) Does the Challenger have any trait or skill that the Incumbent lacks, or has it in greater quantities than the incumbent?
It's all about body language. Who looks more into the game, huh? HUH?
A Trigger
Quarterback controversies don't just fall from the sky. They must be conjured by a powerful force. A wizard is preferable, but failing that, coachspeak will do just fine.
Question: To be clear, when Devin is healthy, obviously he will be at some point, Shane is going to get a chance, Devin is going to have a chance or is Devin going to go in as your starter?
Answer: "I think that is an unknown. Again, we were 7-6 and we've got a lot of young guys. We've got a lot of competition. Now does Devin have the most experience – yes. There is no question."
Did you miss it? Let's try it again, but this time without that messy 'rest of the answer' crap.
Question: "…is Devin going to go in as your starter? "
Answer: "I think that is an unknown."
See how easy that was? Heck, we can take it one step further, in headline form:
Brady Hoke: Quarterback position "is an unknown"
And we're off to the races.
Putting it all Together
The rest is pretty simple. Rehash the disappointing season, introduce the new guy, compare the apples to the oranges, and throw in a quote or two to prove you didn't make it up. Let's see how this all works, and tell me if this sounds familiar.
After a disappointing 7-6 season, Michigan has a lot of questions to answer. One big question is whether Devin Gardner will be the starting quarterback next season.
Gardner started 12 games last year, but doubts linger as to whether he's the best fit for the offense Brady Hoke wants to run. Gardner, who was recruited to run Rich Rodriguez's spread option attack, struggled at times last year. He threw key interceptions in near-calamities against Akron and UConn, and the offense he led stalled in losses to Iowa and Nebraska. The Wolverines also lost, once again, to rivals Michigan State and Ohio State. Both arch-enemies up in BCS bowl games, while Michigan ended up in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. Brady Hoke is under serious pressure, and he has to be looking for a change.
Enter Shane Morris.
Morris was a five-star recruit out of high school, and sat most of his freshman year behind Gardner. Morris started the BWW Bowl and showed flashes of the kind of arm strength and poise that make him a threat to take the reins for Big Blue. He threw for nearly 200 yards and completed over 63% of his passes (higher than Gardner's 60.3% completion rate). If Hoke wants to return to the days of the big-armed pocket passers, Morris looks like his guy.
Hoke insists this is an open competition, saying instead that it's "unknown" who will start.
Of course, I just made that whole thing up, and the only part that required me to do more than look at box scores and pull fun narrative storylines out of my ass was the last sentence. See also: here and here and here and okay stop clicking those links.
What If We're Wrong?
Oh, that's the best part. You can't be wrong. You're not claiming the new guy WILL start… you're just saying the new guy MIGHT start. It's 50-50. Heck, you can even give the incumbent a 60-40 edge. Repeat after me: "this battle will go right through fall camp and right up until the season opener (and maybe beyond), though if I had to make a prediction, I'd guess that Gardner starts."
What's even better is that almost nothing can refute your narrative, and just about every piece of news can confirm it in some way. Devin Gardner has a poor spring game? "See, the door is open." Practice reports indicate Gardner is an unstoppable hell-beast? "The competition is bringing out the best in Gardner."
If things get slow during the off-season, this particular well won't go dry. You just need to add a fresh 'source,' such as "buzz from practice," "sources inside the program," or even "the word out of Schembechler these days." You can also ask hilariously loaded questions, like asking the new guy "do you think you can be the starter?" (as if anyone is going to say, "nah, I'm not that good, so pray that this guy stays healthy 'cause I'm basically a 7-loss season waiting to happen).
The Caveat
It was terrible that Hank left him in that safe house all alone. I wonder how long he stayed.
You may be starting to think to yourself "this is kinds sounding plausible." And you might even start believing it yourself. And in doing so, you might be tempted to engage with people who think you are completely full of crap. DO NOT DO THIS. This "controversy" is an oblique attack. Stick and move. Don't get tied up on the ropes. If you do, people will probably point out some of the following tidbits:
- Devin Gardner is going to be a 5th year senior. He's been on campus for 51 months. Shane Morris will be a true sophomore. He's been on campus for 10 months.
- Gardner has 17 starts as a Michigan quarterback (and another 8 at wide receiver). Morris has played approximately 5 quarters.
- Devin Gardner completed 60.3% of his passes last year. He threw for 2960 yards (247 yards per game) at 8.6 YPA. Those are pretty damn good numbers.
- In Big Ten play, Gardner threw for 14 touchdowns and 3 picks.
- And he put up those numbers despite (a) having absolutely no running game (and in some cases LESS than no running game), (2) having absolutely no pass protection, and (d) playing through a broken Devin and three cracked Gardners.
- You probably can't name the last time an incumbent starter who threw for 8.6+ YPA didn't start the next year. I know I can't, and I looked back to 2005 to try to find someone. Couldn't.
- In his most recent game under center, Gardner threw for 451 yards and accounted for five touchdown without a pick. He did so on foot so busted he was limited in practice three months later.
- Shane Morris's bowl performance was basically a series of bubble screens and those jet-sweep-in-front-of-the-QB things that somehow still count as passes. His downfield throws were… an adventure.
- Insider buzz has apparently confirmed what history and basic logic would indicate: it's Gardner.
- Incumbents always always always win these "battles." In 2012, Andrew Maxwell completed 52% of his passes at 5.8 YPA. And he STILL started the opener (and likely would have continued to start if he hadn't thrown for under 3.5 YPA).
Wow. I wouldn't put that stuff into your articles. It kinda makes it sound like the earlier stuff was complete bullshit.
Unverified Voracity Is Rather Obvious
Hype video. Summing up the last two years in the tourney:
Paperwork. Michigan's three NBA draft candidates have submitted their paperwork for evaluation. This is a non-event, as they were always going to see what the NBA says. Unless they come back saying something different than expectation (yes Stauskas, maybe GRIII, probably not McGary). Which they probably won't.
SCOUR THE STREETS OF TIMBUKTU. Block/charge is broken but danged if Michigan wouldn't do well with one of those extreme defensive centers whose main job is to intimidate and throw down dunks. John Beilein may agree:
Beilein tells @michiganinsider he may look for a bigger shotblocker to place on the back line due to changes in block/charge call
— Brendan F. Quinn (@BFQuinn) April 9, 2014
Oh really. The Penn State game will be at night, as anyone who had looked at the 2014 home schedule could have told you. Prediction: I mutter about pom-poms in the aftermath.
Oh really, but in a good way. Hockey has already named its captains for next year and I bet you can get the C and one A without even thinking a little and the other A after a brief pause.
Copp will join Jed Ortmeyer and Carl Hagelin as two-year captains since I've been aware of Michigan hockey, and if he drives Michigan back to the tournament with authority he'll end up on my personal Michigan hockey Mount Rushmore with those two gentlemen. (Shawn Hunwick is the fourth.) I don't mean for this to turn into another discussion of Mount Rushmores like twitter was inexplicably doing a month back. Just let it go. No Rushmores.
OHL draft update. It was not a dramatic year for Michigan in the OHL draft, as every one of their commitments was picked in the late flier range. With James Sanchez's commitment to the NTDP, three of their four commits will be on the U17s next year. The NTDP contract has a financial penalty for early departure, so the window OHL teams have will be very small. It's not impossible, but generally NTDP guys who defect are staring down top-ten draft picks and decided they don't have to play school or are terrified by the prospect of competing with Shawn Hunwick.
Michigan's three gentlemen are highly regarded, but not in that range. They're probably safe, except for the whole looming Berenson retirement thing. But there's nothing you can do about that.
Simple, but more complicated. Morris on the differences between Nussmeier and Borges:
"We have to know a lot more this year. We have to know what lineman do on every play, who the back blocks on every play so we know who our (hot routes) are; stuff like that. It's definitely helping us out and making us more aware of the defense."
Morris, who completed 5-of-11 passes for 73 yards on Saturday, summed up the changes as "having to study defenses more" and knowing "the ins and outs of every play."
As long as there is less stuff this can work out, and it sounds like there's less stuff. Hopefully more stuff than Morris claims, though:
What's hoped for is improvement via simplification. Under Borges, the Wolverines struggled in an intricate, extensive offense.
Nussmeier's offense is the converse.
"That's how every coach should be," Morris said. "The stuff we run, we want to be perfect. I think Vince Lombardi, when he was coaching the Packers, they ran about three plays, but they ran them perfectly. That's why they won. That's what we're trying to do this year."
I want my amount of stuff porridge to be just right. Last year was too hot, and that would be too cold. But after last year we might have to settle for dully banging face for uninspiring yardage.
/rolls eyes, makes wanking gesture. If that's bolded I must be talking about Jason Whitlock.
"I'm not a big Shane Morris guy, Devin Gardner struggles during adversity," Whitlock said. "Devin Gardner handles adversity worse than others, in my opinion. …
"I don't want to beat the kid up, but that play against Michigan State when he's one yard away from a first down and he fell down," Whitlock recalled. "When you're a competitor and the leader of the team, that doesn't happen."
…which is probably why he threw for 451 yards on a broken foot against Ohio State. We could extrapolate from one play on which he made a mental error, or we could look at a season in which he was massacred weekly and still came out until—in fact after—his body literally would not let him.
It's a miracle Whitlock's made it as far as he has in the world without ever being even on the same planet as correctness.
Okay? Jeff Goodman flings Caris LeVert on his Way Too Early First-Team All-American list($). There's not much content and Goodman claims LeVert is a "terrific defender," which he's not yet…
G Caris LeVert, 6-6, Jr., Michigan
Stats: 12.9 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 2.9 apg
Nik Stauskas made the huge jump last season, and look for LeVert to do it next year. He's long, can score in a variety of ways and is also a terrific defender.
…but we have officially reached the point where people in the media point at a random Michigan player and expect him to morph into a beast because John Beilein. Michigan's actually got three candidates to make this morph—LeVert, Walton, and Irvin—who are sorta kinda making freshman to sophomore leaps. (LeVert is not but is very young for his grade.)
Yes please. The Northwestern union ruling is far from final but if things go like it looks like they're going to go—every time the NCAA runs up a judge these days the judge goes LOL NO—major changes are coming. If it does go the CAPA route, things will get interesting because public schools are going to be beholden to state law, not the NLRB. Ohio seeks to disadvantage itself:
COLUMBUS, Ohio — College athletes in Ohio would not be considered employees under state law, under changes to the state's budget review made by a legislative committee on Monday.
Michigan, meanwhile, has what I'm pretty sure are strong grad student and lecturer unions. They are emphatically extant, at the least. It'll probably take Ohio one look at the stuff Michigan is handing their athletes to reverse course here, but never underestimate human stupidity.
Why bother with an early signing period? The entire concept of the "signing period" is uselessly anachronistic, but people keep trying to fix it by introducing early signing or late signing or whatever. Bylaw Blog's John Infante is the latest:
An early signing period should be in early December. It should be as close to the end of the regular season as possible to minimize the effect on bowl preparation. That means the Wednesday after conference championship games are played. This is one week earlier than the current initial signing date for midyear junior college transfers. The signing period would be open for one week; it would include prospects enrolling that January and the following fall.
There's no reason to have a signing day at all, but it's now a TV event so it will persist forever and ever amen. There is a way to both ease the burden on coaches and players who have come to an agreement: provide a non-binding letter of intent. Players can sign it at any time and withdraw it at any time. Once they sign it other coaches can't contact them and they can't take officials except to the school they signed with. They have to make it official on signing day.
That system would provide players a way to opt out of the recruiting process whenever they wanted without locking them in if their coach gets whacked. Importantly for its chances of passage, it reduces workload for coaches, who no longer have to babysit their commits so hard and have a more limited range of poaching options.
People are just in charge of things, part LXVII. You may remember Rutgers AD Julie Hermann from such events as "it is revealed that Rutgers, reeling from a scandal in which it was revealed that their basketball coach was a violent psychopath, hires person claimed to be violent psychopath by former players, then experiences mass football decommitment spree after football coach is claimed to be violent psychopath." And then nothing else because Rutgers.
Hermann is now back in the news, which can't be good.
"If they're not writing headlines that are getting our attention, they're not selling ads – and they die," Hermann told the Media Ethics and Law class. "And the Ledger almost died in June, right?"
"They might die again next month," a student said.
"That would be great," she replied. "I'm going to do all I can to not give them a headline to keep them alive."
Good job, good effort, Hermann.
I'd say the stink of Rutgers would harm the image of the Big Ten, but… hey, yeah we're a basketball conference now. The stink of Rutgers will harm the image of the Big Ten.
AND STAY OUT. The greatest collapse in NBA GM history is complete, as Joe Dumars will resign after creating the unlikeliest NBA champion in recent history, a team that was a bounce or two away from a second title. Then he traded Chauncey Billups for a broken-down Allen Iverson and spent the money saved on Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva, at which point it was over.
Eventually Dumars started making decisions seemingly to spite Pistons fans; aside from the fortune of having a franchise center slide to him in the draft there is literally no good thing Dumars has done since he broke bad with Iverson. The Pistons have been stuck in NBA purgatory, never any good but never bad enough to secure one of the top picks in the draft. This year's desperate attempt to get into the playoffs secured them the worst three point shooter in NBA history on a team with two promising young bigs. And of course, Trey Burke. Though Burke's not shooting well this year the difference made by his presence in Utah's lineup is obvious in their record. The guy Dumars picked over him picked up three consecutive trillions.
But you know what they always say: when you can draft a guy who dragged his team to a .500 SEC record you gotta do it.
Anyway, Dumars dug his own grave and I'm mad at him for… uh… being the dumbest person. But at one point he was a genius, so thanks for that.
Etc.: We're the saddest. Bacon on the Northwestern ruling. Wisconsin players have contempt for the NCAA. Josh Furman will spend his grad year at Oklahoma State.
Hokepoints: Spring Snapshot
Extremely tentative starters/base alignment
Michigan's spring game happened. As per usual, there were things to generate text about, e.g. Gardner going 2/8 with two interceptions was tailor-made for lazy columnists hoping to get some play from a false QB controversy. Actual information-like-substance is somewhat less available, and even the things that are trackable are not to be trusted.
But this is Spring(!), when we take the selective, incomplete microcosm that they deign to show us and extrapolate from it the meaning of the universe. So I decided to go one step further, choosing a single play to make sweeping judgments about Michigan's new offense, the 2014 defense, and the future of human civilization that hangs in the balance.
The screencap above was from the first play that was broadcast, following Gardner's interception, a play with Morris and the twos, and a run with the 3rd stringers. Let's pick it apart.
Offense: Houma lined up as a U-back and then motioned into an offset fullback or H-back position on the strongside, strongly suggesting a run to that side. They instead ran a quick curl to Funchess. The line pass-blocked, with just Deveon Smith staying in to help them.
Defense: The good ol' 4-3 under. When the U-back went in motion, Clark spread out a bit to give him better leverage for a supposed one-on-one battle with the RT—if Houma hadn't gone in motion Clark was going to be responsible for him. The play is zone blitz; Ryan is coming, Wilson comes down to a robber zone, and Clark dropped into a zone on the backside. The corners and FS are playing a Cover 3. This is "aggressive" defense only because the DL's gaps are not in front of them, and there's five guys coming. The frontside "C" gap will have Jarrod Wilson, and all other gaps are covered. Or should be…
What happened: You'll note that Glasgow and Ryan ended up in the same "A" gap. That wasn't by design; Jack Miller was looking for the 3-tech or a WLB blitz, even after it was clear Godin was stunting and Bolden wasn't coming. With the OL pass-blocking, Glasgow abandoned his gap and ran unblocked to the quarterback.
This means Miller was right where Glasgow was supposed to go, but blocking nobody. Since that is Glasgow it was enough time to get a quick pass off, but if that was Mike Martin (or Willie Henry) it would have been a spectacular sack. Cole handled Beyer, and Bosch actually got a good sideways kick at Ryan that knocked him into Glasgow, giving Garner just enough time to get rid of the football. Since the CBs were in cov 3, Funchess was open underneath.
Also: RJS was playing SAM right, setting up to take on a fullback block in case of a run, then attacking when Houma didn't seem interested in contact. De'Veon Smith was set up to block him, but the play was over before we got to see how that went.
Offensive line: As expected, just as frustrating as it was last year. Miller didn't adjust to what was in front of him and that gave the nose tackle (of all people) a clear path to the quarterback despite good blocks. This play is a good example of how a good offensive line's communication and experience could bail them out against weird things, and vice versa. The more snaps Miller and Bosch see together, the better they'll be able to wordlessly shift their pass blocking assignments when they see a blitz is coming at the gap between them.
Routes: The frontside was a triangle with Canteen squatting between zones, Heitzman running the seam, and Houma leaking into the flat. The backside curl was an outlet pass. The frontside guys ran good routes—notice how Houma broke a bit more to the sideline when he saw Raymon Taylor had his zone. That widened Taylor and provided a spot between his zone and Wilson's for Canteen to settle into. Funchess's route was an outlet
How'd they get the 1st down: Experienced senior quarterback Devin Gardner recognized he needed to get the ball off, saw his outlet open underneath, and got it to Funchess with time to turn; big Funchess versus a cornerback means there's gonna be YAC.
How Borges is this? If that personnel seems not very different than what Michigan did a lot of last year, that's because it isn't a very big departure from it. Having guys like Houma and Heitzman in there as opposed to NORFLEET!, or just about any receiver, was a constant complaint with Borges. It's more defendable given that Darboh (and Drake Harris) were unavailable, so after Chesson you're getting into the Jones/Dukes/York/Dever receivers who aren't any more of a matchup problem than the catchy-blocky dudes.
This Ace 2TE thing was the base formation. Often both TEs would have their hands down to make a truly balanced formation. Heitzman and A.J. Williams traded off first team duties, and your second-team catchy-runny-blocky guys were Khalid Hill at Y-tight end and Joe Kerridge at U-back. Almost every running play was zone blocked. If Nussmeier's plan is to go back to his Washington offense it wasn't evident here; this was the same offense Bama ran in its bowl game (my UFR of that).
A run look to a side with Heitzman/Cole/Bosch is going to be even less scary than it was last year with at least Lewan in there, but I was still encouraged by the show. For one, these guys are all doing something their skill set suggests they should, with the exceptions of Heitzman's unknown quality as a receiver and De'Veon Smith's as a blocker. And for once they decided to do something catchy-blocky with Houma. Putting him in motion effectively changed his matchup from the WDE to the SAM, which isn't much of a change against Michigan's 4-3, but could be a mismatch if the SAM, as is often the case these days, was more of a safety-like object. And it also changed a balanced Ace formation into an offset I-form, which screams a run in that direction.


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"This whole dream, was it wishful thinking? Was I just fleeing reality like I know I'm liable to do? But me and Ed, we can be good too. And it seemed real. It seemed like us and it seemed like, well, our home. If not Arizona, then a land not too far away. Where all parents are strong and wise and capable and all children are happy and beloved. I don't know. Maybe it was Utah."
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Mr. DePiano concluded, "Furthermore, with the previously announced reorganization of the Drew business, we have significantly reduced operating costs and expanded operating margins for the Company as a whole. We continue to pursue the significant opportunities ahead and, due to our recent rationalization efforts and anticipated new product launches within Drew and other business units, we enter 2008 with solid momentum and a stronger business platform."
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To supplement the Company's consolidated financial statements presented in accordance with GAAP, the Company has begun providing certain non-GAAP measures of financial performance. These non-GAAP measures include non-GAAP net loss and non-GAAP loss per fully diluted share.
The Company's reference to these non-GAAP measures should be considered in addition to results prepared under current accounting standards, but are not a substitute for, nor superior to, GAAP results. These non-GAAP measures are provided to enhance investors overall understanding of the Company's current financial performance and provide further information for comparative purposes due to the adoption of the new accounting standard FAS 123R.
Specifically, the Company believes the non-GAAP measures provide useful information to both management and investors by isolating certain expenses, gains and losses that may not be indicative of its core operating results and business outlook. In addition, the Company believes non-GAAP measures that exclude stock-based compensation expense enhance the comparability of results against prior periods. The non-GAAP measures and the reconciliation to the most directly comparable GAAP measure of all non-GAAP measures are as follows:
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Games in Asia: "Video games have given us some incredible music over the years, but these ten went above and beyond. Check out the video below to hear the ten best video game themes of all time (plus a few bonus tracks)."
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Tri-Level state champions
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Scale attendants weigh in a 26-pound scalloped hammerhead shark caught by angler Scott Cusick of Jackson, N.J., with Capt. Ken Gallop of Tinton Falls, N.J., and boat owner John Starola of Atlantic Highlands, N.J., aboard the Milling Around at the 39th annual White Marlin Open.
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The world's largest billfish tournament returns to the beach as the White Marlin Open celebrates its 40th year.
The event began in 1974 with just 57 boats.
"Those numbers increased yearly until we hit our highest total in 2006, which was 449 boats," said Jim Motsko, president of the White Marlin Open. "Our numbers fell each year to a low in 2011 of 237, but last year we had 253 boats, for an increase over the previous year." ...


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Nobel Prize Winner Alice Munro Too Frail to Travel to Stockholm
Oct. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Alice Munro, this year's winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, won't travel to Stockholm in December to receive the prize, Peter Englund, permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy said in a blog posting today.
The Canadian author's health is simply too frail, Englund said.
"There is no way around reasons of this type," he said.
It isn't yet known who will accept the reward on her behalf, Englund said.
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Abatement Technologies also offers two alternative solutions for creating a temporary transition space, or anteroom, as a buffer area between common spaces and patient isolation areas: the ANTE UP® Inflatable Emergency Anteroom and the AIRE GUARDIAN® AR Modular Anteroom. Both can be negatively or positively pressurized as needed, to control the direction of airflow and further protect other patients and hospital personnel.
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Says 'History Shows Avalon Is No Champion of Corporate Governance'
TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Providence Service Corporation (Nasdaq: PRSC) today commented on the recent announcement that an entity controlled by Avalon Correctional Services, Inc. (Pink Sheets: CITY) together with other related persons, including Donald E. Smith, the CEO, controlling shareholder and sole director of Avalon, intends to initiate a consent solicitation against the Company.
"We have no doubt that Avalon's consent solicitation is an attempt, like a 'wolf in sheep's clothing' to disingenuously appear to be concerned with corporate governance when in reality their consent solicitation is part of an integrated plan to obtain substantial influence and effective control over Providence," commented Fletcher McCusker, Providence's CEO. "Since early November of last year, after learning that Avalon had accumulated approximately 19.6% of Providence's common stock and had, in its Schedule 13D, implied that a proxy contest was within contemplation, we have sought to constructively engage with Avalon and its principals, even reluctantly holding an in-person meeting with them at our corporate offices notwithstanding our significant concerns and reservations about engaging in discussions with representatives of Avalon due to, among other things, Avalon's colorful history as an operator of a water park, de-certified mental health facilities and community corrections programs and its adversarial relationships with various regulatory and payer organizations.
"While we remain open to having future discussions with Avalon as long as they are constructive, the Board of Directors of Providence will not be intimidated, bullied or distracted by the threats and intimidation tactics of one dissident stockholder. The Board remains foc
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The threat of people acting in their own enlightened and rational self-interest strikes bureaucrats, politicians and social workers as ominous and dangerousW. G. Hill
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Sometimes informality breeds rudeness. Maybe companies that are very informal manage to keep stress levels down. But if it's very informal, workers might not know what their boundaries are.P.M. Forni
Folk culture workers should fully tap the rich resources in the country and carry forward the fine traditions to strive for the prosperity of folk culture.Liu Yunshan
But I was amazed at how organized the Palestinian election authority was, how competent they were in setting up their polling places and the poll workers they had.Joe Biden
A survey says that American workers work the first three hours every day just to pay their taxes. So that's why we can't get anything done in the morning: We're government workersJay Leno
It is time to train British workers for the British jobs that will be available over the coming few years and to make sure that people who are inactive and unemployed are able to get the new jobs on offer in our country.James Gordon Brown
There's a basic philosophy here that by empowering...workers you'll make their jobs far more interesting, and they'll be able to work at a higher level than they would have without all that information just a few clicks away.Bill Gates
If we turn our back on the people of this country who need to work for a living, we shouldn't be here, to be honest, because that has to be an essential part of what we do to protect the country, from the standpoint of defense, protect workers and make sure they have jobs.Barbara Levy Boxer
The White House has embarked on a mission to convince the people of our country that Social Security is in dire need of drastic change in order to save it for all workers.Barbara Levy Boxer
The successful networkers I know, the ones receiving tons of referrals and feeling truly happy about themselves, continually put the other person's needs ahead of their own.Bob Burg
[E]conomic liberty and creative entrepreneurship are the basis of any solution to todays social and economic difficulties. Blaming business, setting wages, and attempting to run the economy by decree from Washington only exacerbates the problems. Consider the minimum wage. It seems so simple: Tell business to pay its workers more. But a hike in the minimum wage is essentially a tax, punishing precisely those companies that hire workers with the least skills.Doug Bandow
The sport of choice for the urban poor is basketball. The sport of choice for maintenance level employees is bowling. The sport of choice for front-line workers is football. The sport of choice for supervisors is baseball. The sport of choice for middle management is tennis. The sport of choice for corporate officers is golf. Conclusion: The higher you are in the corporate structure, the smaller your balls become.Unknown
Racism, in the first place, is a weapon used by the wealthy to increase the profits they bring in by paying Black workers less for their workAngela Davis
Humanity needs practical men, who get the most out of their work, and, without forgetting the general good, safeguard their own interests. But humanity also needs dreamers, for whom the disinterested development of an enterprise is so captivating that it becomes impossible for them to devote their care to their own material profit. A well-organized society should assure to such workers the efficient means of accomplishing their task, in a life freed from material care and freely consecrated to researchMarie Curie


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Local Allstate agency owner Dusty Zeigler received the Allstate Agency Hands in the Community Award for his commitment to helping others and community service.
Students with special needs sometimes feel left out of events others enjoy, but an awards ceremony last weekend put the spotlight on them.
The Historic Effingham Society hosted the Effingham Festival at the Living History Site on Saturday.
The Effingham County YMCA branch raised $65,075 in its annual campaign, exceeding its goal of $58,000.
Manna House Food Pantry and Thrift Store celebrated National Volunteer Week Hawaiian style, with a luau luncheon for its volunteers.
Surrounded by cypress trees dating back more than a millennium and hosts of tupelo trees, Brian Cohen regaled a gathering of canoe- and kayak-paddlers with the story of Ebenezer Crossing.
State Rep. Jon Burns gave an update on the recent Georgia legislative session to the Rotary Club of Effingham Sunrise.
Guard rail repair along a stretch of Highway 80 in Effingham County will take place Wednesday-Friday this week, between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., weather permitting, the state Department of Transportation announced.
Eighteen scouts and nine adults participated in Scouting for Food, the 19th annual food drive by Effingham County Boy Scout Troop 295.
Capt. Richard Bush of Rincon, former squadron commander of the Effingham Cadet Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, has been promoted to major and appointed commander of Group IV covering six eastern Georgia squadrons that include Albany, Douglas, Statesboro, Effingham, Savannah and Brunswick.
Beverly Youmans was shocked when she heard her name at a recent banquet.
The Exchange Club of Effingham heard about the impact the Effingham Chamber of Commerce has in the local community.
Air National Guard Maj. Amy D. Holbeck received the Lance P. Sijan Award for exemplifying outstanding leadership of the highest order. The annual award is given to senior and junior officers and enlisted airmen at the command level and below.
With cannon and mortar fire booming across the field, the annual Civil War Experience came to Rincon's Freedom Park on Saturday.
For those who appreciate acoustic music played in the best traditional bluegrass and gospel style, Guyton is the place to be from April 16-20 for the 38th Bluegrass Festival at the award-wining, 34-acre Mossy Oak Music Park. The park is located at 519 Old Louisville Rd.
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A park that bears his name now has a living symbol to honor the memory of Peter Giles Jr.
Effingham Health System named Shannon Heath as its C. Edward Helmey Humanitarian Year of the Award winner Monday afternoon.
New Ebenezer Retreat Center will hold a benefit dinner Thursday at 7 p.m. with Leon Jacobs Jr. providing entertainment beginning at 8 p.m.
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Star Graded Accommodation in Drakensberg
Drakensberg lodgings by star grading, as graded by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa. The TGCSA is the only government mandated, industry supported quality assurance authority in South Africa. The Tourism Grading Council evaluates those establishments which apply for grading and grades them 1 to 5 stars, according to the type of accommodation provided - hotels, lodges, b&bs, self catering, caravan parks, camping sites and backpackers.
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Tourism Grading Council of South Africa Grading: 5 Star Graded in Drakensberg
Hotel / Game Lodge in Sterkfontein
Wild Horses Lodge
Amanzi Amakhulu, Sterkfontein Nature Reserve, Harrismith, Free State
Wild Horses Lodge is the perfect location for a luxurious romantic getaway. With its panoramic views of the majestic Platberg Mountain and the vast Sterkfontein Dam, the Lodge is a masterpiece of architectural design in local ... read more
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Self Catering in Champagne Valley
Birdsong Cottages
9 and 10 Poplar Drive, Champagne Valley, Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal
Birdsong Cottages are magnificent self-catering homes in the Central region of the mighty Drakensberg range of mountains. You have a choice of two beautifully restored three bedroom homes set in the lower reaches of Bergview Eco ... read more
Hotel in Cathedral Peak
Cathedral Peak Hotel
Winterton, 3340, Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal
A paradise of fresh mountain air and exquisite surroundings, Cathedral Peak is renowned for its natural beauty. The Cathedral Peak Hotel is set in the beautiful Mlambonja river valley surrounded by the majestic ... read more
Hotel in Winterton
Drakensberg Sun Resort
R600 Central Drakensberg, Winterton, Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal
The Drakensberg Sun Resort is situated high in the dramatic landscape of the Cathkin Peak area of the Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa from where magnificent views and fresh mountain air can be enjoyed. The Drakensberg Sun ... read more
Hotel / Self Catering in Bergville
Hlalanathi Berg Resort
Bergville, Drakensberg, Northern Drakensberg, 3350, KwaZulu Natal
Set in the Northern Drakensberg with pristine views of the Amphitheatre and Tugela River, Hlalanathi is the ideal family holiday resort renowned for its relaxed, friendly atmosphere. 2, 4 or 6 sleeper, self-catering chalets or a ... read more
Guest House in Harrismith
La La Nathi Country Guest House
Farm Just Off N3, Durban side of Harrismith, 3km from Harrismith, Free State
La La Nathi is the ideal stopover choice, situated on the N3 just outside the historic town of Harrismith in the Eastern Free State Highlands. Set in magnificent country surroundings this thatched homestead is a haven of peace ... read more
Self Catering in Champagne Valley
Misty Peaks
Champagne Valley, KwaZulu Natal
Misty Peaks is located in a private eco estate adjacent to the Drakensberg Sun Hotel in the Champagne Valley one of the finest of all the Drakensberg Valleys. With views of Cathkin Peak and Champagne Castle. At 3149m Cathkin is ... read more
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Monte Vista Guest House
53 Gilby Road, Estcourt, 3310, Battlefields, KwaZulu Natal
Monte Vista Guest House is a 4-Star Graded and AA Superior registered Bed & Breakfast and Self Catering establishment set in the tranquil residential area of Estcourt. Monte Vista Guest House is ideally suited for business ... read more
Hotel in Bergville
Montusi Mountain Lodge
Off the D119, Bergville, Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal
Montusi Mountain Lodge is the only 4 Star graded lodge in the Northern Drakensberg mountains (near the Royal Natal Nature Reserve), which offers superb views of the Amphitheatre mountain from every building. We offer 14 ... read more
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Guest House in Himeville
Moorcroft Manor
Sani Road, Himeville, 3256, Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal
We are perfectly situated to provide rest for the weary but at the same time we are surrounded by places offering activities that suit young and old. One experiences warm luxury and a mere step onto your verandah and the beauty ... read more
Bed & Breakfast / Self Catering in Sani Pass
Sani Lodge Backpackers
Sani Pass Road, 10.5km along Sani Pass, Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal
The Lodge provides a wide range of clean, comfortable budget accommodation as well as 3 charming, self catering cottages, deep in the majestic Southern Drakensberg Mountains. Situated on Stromness farm on the Sani Pass, the ... read more
Game Lodge / Bed & Breakfast / Self Catering in Sani Pass
Sani Valley Lodge
Sani Pass Road, Himeville, Sani Pass, Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal
Sani Valley Lodge is a unique blend of nature, activity and luxury accommodation (a mix between an upmarket Bed & Breakfast, Guest House and Hotel). Overlooking a 260 acre lake at the foot of the spectacular Drakensberg Sani ... read more
Self Catering in Estcourt
Sewula Gorge Lodge
Malanspruit Farm, Estcourt, Natal Midlands, KwaZulu Natal
Sewula is a small, intimate, secluded, luxury, fully serviced, self-catering Lodge in a gorge making it one of the most unique sites in Southern Africa. Not only is the location in the Gorge with its dramatic natural ... read more
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Hotel / Self Catering in Bergville
Three Cities Alpine Heath Resort
Old Pebblebrook Farm, Bergville, Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal
Nestled in the midst of the picturesque Northern Drakensberg Mountains and conveniently located mid-way between Durban and Johannesburg. This resort is a unique �base camp� village for a host of holiday pursuits and it offers ... read more
Hotel / Game Lodge / Guest House in Bergville
Three Trees at Spioenkop
Rhenosterfontein Farm, Bergville, 3350, KwaZulu Natal
Three Trees at Spioenkop is a family-owned-and-run small luxury lodge situated at the foot of the Drakensberg mountain range, and in the heart of the Natal Battlefields. The lodge overlooks a stunning valley of the Spioenkop Game ... read more
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Portrait of a Lady
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This can be gained in Chapter 7.
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|Comment #1 by joemanyt
Sunday, February 27, 2011 @ 10:05:14 PM
I have an idea of who it may be of. If it's of a man, it may be Cave Johnson, if a female, maybe GLaDOS.
|Comment #2 by xiao32
Monday, February 28, 2011 @ 07:12:06 AM
Find -a- hidden portrait. From that, I think its safe to assume there are multiple.
|Comment #3 by Metroid51X
Friday, April 01, 2011 @ 11:58:50 AM
I'm guessing its going to be cave johnson's wife
|Comment #4 by d0ct0rscarecr0w
Monday, April 04, 2011 @ 10:38:53 PM
they actually revealed who this is in a preview of the game but not going to
going to say who http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/03/29/portal-2-preview-2/
it's at the end of this article if you really want to know.
|Comment #5 by mrcrash01
Sunday, April 10, 2011 @ 12:20:03 PM
|Comment #6 by d0ct0rscarecr0w
Tuesday, April 12, 2011 @ 09:37:46 PM
*nods* wasn't going to say it though >.
|Comment #7 by Stoko
Friday, April 15, 2011 @ 06:51:29 AM
I wonder if that's the same portrait Ratman was shown to have painted during Portal 1 in the comic?
|Comment #8 by d0ct0rscarecr0w
Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 10:56:44 PM
was thinking the same thing
|Comment #9 by Joshmesh
Monday, April 18, 2011 @ 09:40:55 PM
I have found the portrait once u start chapter 7 do the first test and before u go to the next one there shud be a closed gate behide the gate is a wall put a portal on that wall then there will be a room with a man and a woman that's the portrait u need to look at
|Comment #10 by Etansel
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 12:18:35 PM
It's a picture of Johnson with his assistant, maybe wife, Carolin. She's mentioned in the 4th Investment Opportunity trailer for the Long Fall boots.
|Comment #11 by Rockzyk
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 11:01:18 PM
If it really is Michelle then it sounds way too easy...
|Comment #12 by ObituaryPenguin
Wednesday, April 20, 2011 @ 06:18:50 PM
Since everyone seems to be so confused, this is the portrait you need to find.
|Comment #13 by EziosBladeZz
Sunday, April 24, 2011 @ 09:48:14 AM
Completely missed it some how.
|Comment #14 by soat
Friday, April 29, 2011 @ 04:01:07 PM
I´ve found a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbfJj8u2oOs
It´s between chamber 1 and 2 at chapter 7.
|Comment #15 by zoogersilver
Wednesday, May 04, 2011 @ 08:16:34 PM
@12 you need to calm down people make mistakes,...lol but GLaDOS isnt human now is she?
|Comment #16 by JPafc1996
Monday, May 09, 2011 @ 11:31:34 AM
caroline is in the picture, caroline is glados.
|Comment #17 by CMpunk17
Monday, May 09, 2011 @ 09:16:56 PM
FACT. caroline is the woman who CORRUPTED glados.
|Comment #18 by Shalora
Sunday, June 12, 2011 @ 03:49:17 PM
It sounds like Caroline is the woman who BECAME Glados. The corruption happened at an entirely different time.
|Comment #19 by p733r346
Friday, June 17, 2011 @ 09:35:45 PM
@18 that must be the result of the brain-mapping thing that Cave spoke about during the elevator shaft ascent. Caroline never sounded human to begin with, plus he also said put her in his computer if they have to or something along those lines.
|Comment #20 by Shalora
Sunday, June 19, 2011 @ 10:14:02 PM
@19, I agree that Carolyn becoming Glados is the result of brain mapping, but I disagree that Caroline never existed. He asks her to "bring" him his pain pills at the beginning of that test (the first with the conversion gel) - computers can't "bring" you things. They can maybe have it sent by bot, but they can't bring it. On Yahoo answers, someone says that it has been confirmed that Caroline is the woman in the portrait and later became Glados, but they didn't cite any references. I have contacted them for the reference, we'll see if I hear back on that one.
|Comment #21 by coloneilfrost
Sunday, June 26, 2011 @ 05:21:37 PM
the title could be a reference to a movie called the portrait of a lady
|Comment #22 by JohnnyAmerica
Monday, June 27, 2011 @ 09:42:35 PM
Are you people blind, deaf, and dumb? If you play through Portal 2 at all, its clearly implied that GLaDOS is the brain mapped A.I. of Caroline. It has at least 5 clues that almoest state it. Jeez. Get a clue.
|Comment #23 by yetinorm
Tuesday, August 02, 2011 @ 03:04:29 PM
lady is GLaDOS, surely
|Comment #24 by J30789
Monday, August 22, 2011 @ 01:05:55 PM
@22 is right. Caroline was Cave's assistant and when he became deathly ill as per what he said during the last tests. He also said that Caroline should run the place. Stick her in a computer or my computer I don't care. So Caroline was "brain mapped" as people are calling it and is not a robot which is why she is as she is and why during chapter 7 the potato is thinking because she is trying to remember what happened.
Also bar in mind that the old test chambers were closed on 1961. It is written on the left hand door when you have to push two buttons together to open the massive door? Just to give you an idea of time span.
|Comment #25 by 13ip0lar
Friday, August 26, 2011 @ 05:05:12 PM
Omfg, I remember finding this one my first playthrough, but no cheeb. Maybe I was too close to the picture? Gay... anyways, I'm going back now to grab things I missed. So bummed about that though.
|Comment #26 by MissMaggots
Sunday, August 28, 2011 @ 08:01:14 PM
You have to stand near the picture and Glados will make a comment about it.
After she speaks, you get the cheevo.
|Comment #27 by ugoman
Monday, September 05, 2011 @ 10:34:10 PM
Ok guys, all the answers to who is in the portrait and how it relates to Chell is all right here.
Chell is Cave and Caroline's daughter. She was brought into Aperture Science during 'Bring Your Daughter to Work Day', which is why you see Chell's name on the the overgrown potato, and says 'Special Ingredient by Dad's Work', written on it. Caroline was brain-mapped and put into GLaDOS. Weatley was placed onto GLaDOS back then to control her and have her forget about her human self, Caroline. Everything else is explained in the link.
|Comment #28 by Bllaaahhhh
Friday, November 25, 2011 @ 08:31:03 PM
Something that I discovered in the portrait is that both Caroline and Chell are there.If you look closely Chell is to the left of Cave in the shadows and Caroline is the other woman next to Cave.
|Comment #29 by Iron Kozak
Friday, January 06, 2012 @ 10:58:48 PM
Thank you!
|Comment #30 by Mikau94
Tuesday, February 19, 2013 @ 02:35:36 PM
This is the kind of Easter Egg I like to see; it adds to the story. I think Caroline is was married to Cave after he makes his announcement about her being single. I wonder if the woman in the background is Chell or if it is a statue. If Chell is the the one in the background Valve could do something in Portal 3 to imply Chell was interested in Cave or jealous of Caroline.
They could even make it so that Caroline lost her memory during the brain mapping process and woke up without any memories and reinvented herself as Chell. That would be a twist.
|Comment #31 by Tigersalamander
Thursday, August 29, 2013 @ 10:26:05 AM
Carolyn is Glados. It even states it at the end when Glados says "Carolyn lives inside my brain".
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I have run into and issue today with some processes taking up 100% of the CPU. This is on a terminal server that hosts JDE. Each instance of a user logged onto the server is producing the Process: SmcGUI and with 10+ people logged on the CPU usage is going up to 100%. This goes along with another Process SMC.exe which is eating up a good amount of CPU.
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I had the same issue even on workstations. I found that putting just the antivirus package seemed to make things run well with no wierd system resource hogging. I think the Proactive Threat Protection and Network Threat Protection are creating this issue as they seem to destroy system performance. Just to be safe when changing options on the install package like adding or removing Proactive Threat Protection, I've had better luck uninstalling the old package fromthe clients and then redeploying.
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text: Lee Bowman | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Lee Bowman Performer ( b. Dec 28, 1914 Cincinnati, Ohio, USA - d. Dec 25, 1979 Brentwood, California, USA ) Male Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsPatate[Play, Comedy, Original] Performer: Lee Bowman [Noel Taillade]Oct 28, 1958 - Nov 01, 1958The Magic and The Loss[Play, Original] Starring: Lee Bowman [Larry Graves]Apr 09, 1954 - May 01, 1954 Find out where Lee Bowman and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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Former Vt. treasurer gets 18 months for embezzlingFebruary 13,2013Woman gets prison for embezzlement
BRATTLEBORO A Vermont woman has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for embezzling more than $80,000 from the Algiers Fire District.
Federal prosecutors say 52-year-old Sherry Roebuck of Guilford worked as a treasurer for the district between 2007 and 2011.
Roebuck was accused of writing checks to herself and cashing them at local banks. Prosecutors say the embezzlement was discovered in March 2011, shortly after she resigned.
A jury found her guilty.
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