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I am doing a program I read in Dan John's "From the Ground Up" - Dave Turner beginner's Program.
Simply it is:
C&J 8X1 (1 rep is perfect form)
Snatch 8X2 (2 rep is perfect form)
F. Squat 5X5
Press 5X3
(rotate exercies every workout, and do it 3 X wk)
Because I can typically only afford 45 min. per workout, Dan told me to drop the presses until the workout length is under 45 min.
Well, because I'm pretty new to Oly Lifting, I struggle with rest periods, and weight progression. Typically, because I must use good form, I only snatch between 32-42 kilos, and C&J between 42-52 kilos. (I know it is weak ok, but I'm learning). For more info, I am f. squating usually 1,750 kilos in tonnage for 5X5 in squat (~70kX5 repsX 5 sets).
My questions are:
Should I start light on the singles and doubles and work upto a max, or use pretty much the same wieght throughout? Same for squats and presses?
If I had to properly distribute rest periods amongst exercises to stay under 45 min, how might one do this?
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I was asked in an interview of how two threads can access a synchronized block simultaneously, but I cannot come up with a scenario it might happen. Is it possible for two threads to access a synchronized block simultaneuously?
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The reason for having synchronized blocks is to prevent two threads from accessing that block simultaneously. This of course only holds if the two threads synchronizes over the same object. If you for instance does something like this:
Multiple threads can then execute in the same block at the same time.
The whole purpose of a synchronized block is to prevent what you are asking, so you would have to remove the synchronized block.
This is possible using semaphores. Look at the code below:
The semaphore only allows 2 threads to enter the synchronized block.
Two threads can not access a synchronized block simultaneously.
Primary objective of synchronization is to prevent concurrent access to the same method/block by multiple threads.
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If the threads entering the synchronized block see the same lock the block is defined on, then this is impossible.
However, if the question is regarding a "synchronized block" in general, without mentioning to the lock object/s being acquired, then this is allowed. For example:
In this example, since thread t1 operates on s1 and thread t2 operates on s2, there's nothing preventing the threads to be inside the synchronized block on the same time. The threads are using different locks. The mutual exclusion is determined by the lock instance, and not by the synchronized block, which only defines a scope.


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The Antique Car Show in Stowe is a decades old event.
There were about 800 cars entered in the show, and about 100 for sale.
Judging by the crowd, it's a huge draw for the area, and also a big fundraiser for Stowe's Fire Department.
They even cook all the food over the weekend.
"We have the fire department here with a tent feeding us for the whole weekend. The Stowe Fire Department, this is the biggest event of the year as far as fundraising," said John Mahnker, Stowe Car Show Announcer.
"There is one here today that is a very rare model. It is a 1934 Packard Roadster," said Leo Laferriere, Chief Judge at the show.
Believe it or not, the Roadster he is referring to is one of only two left known to exist.
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Subject Teachers
Geri Shonka – Handwork
Education: Novalis Institute 2002 Biography Course, University of Wisconsin – Stout 1986-1989, Degree Bachelor of Fine Arts, Fachhochschule Hildesheim, Germany 1988-1989 Graphic Design International Exchange
Professional Experience: Geri Thompson Shonka Design 1993 – Present, Carleton College 1993-2004, Girl Scout Council of Greater Minneapolis, 1980-1993, University of Minnesota 1989-1990, University of Wisconsin-Stout, 1986-1988, American Institute of Graphic Artist (AIGA) Board Member 1994-1996 Co-chair, Design Explorers Committee, Assisting in the development of a national art program for disadvantaged children, Co-chair Design Camp Conference
Lerie Alstad Van Ells – Physical Education
Education: Ten-year study in Spatial Dynamics for Physical Education in Waldorf Schools with Jaimen McMillan.
Professional Experience: Physical Education Teacher at Pleasant Ridge Waldorf School since 1982. Physical Education teacher at Youth Initiative High School for 15 years. PRWS Teachers Aid in 1981. Adult Educator in Spatial Dynamics.
I am ultimately drawn to Waldorf teaching because I believe in keeping alive the spirit that lives in childhood. To observe children in freedom of thought, movement and deed, gives the example of what is so precious to keep alive as the child moves into adulthood. My goal in teaching has been to create for every child an inner joy in movement and physical education.
I love to bicycle, swim, rollerblade, hike, cross-country ski, snow shoe, ice skate, carve icons on wood and garden.
Monika Sutherland – Music Teacher
Education: B.A. Music, Indiana University; M.A. Music, Northwestern University; Waldorf Music Teacher Training at Sunbridge College; In depth study with master Waldorf music teachers from around the world including Par Ahlbom, Manfred Bleffert, Fabian Lochner, Jana Hawley, Elisabeth Kokenbacker, and Eleanor Winship.
Professional Experience: Professional cellist with years of experience in chamber music, orchestral and solo performance; Member of music faculty, Goucher College; Director Strings Program, Four Winds Waldorf School.
I am grateful for the opportunity to teach an instrument that I love in a school that values music so highly and amongst a staff that is so supportive and dedicated. In my class I hope to give the students a sense of how music can be fun, joyful and a satisfying part of daily life, as both a means of expressing individuality and as a way to work together in a group and community.
Kate Bergan – Spanish Teacher, Classes 1-8
Education: B.A. in Spanish, History, History of Culture, University of WI-Madison; Certificate of Environmental Studies, UW-Madison; semester abroad at Spanish American Institute of International Education, Seville, Spain; training courses in "World Languages for Grades 1, 2 & 3and "World Languages for Grades 4, 5, & 6," June 2012 & 2013 at the Center for Anthroposophy, Wilton, NH.
Professional Experience: Substitute Spanish teacher, Youth Initiative High School, Viroqua, WI; Spanish teacher, Padua Franciscan High School, Cleveland, OH; junior high and high school English and Spanish teacher, Atlanta, MO school district; ESL/SSL teacher in grades 1-8, InterAmerican School, Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic.
Joshua Ecklund – Eurythmy Teacher
Education: Graduate of the American Eurythmy School, California, 2 years eurythmy training at West Midlands Eurythmy School, Stourbridge, UK and Graduate of Youth Initiative High School, Viroqua.
Professional Experience: Eurythmy Teacher for kindergarten through eighth grade and co-teacher for Gardening at Highland Hall Waldorf School, Teacher of eurythmy for kindergarten through eighth grade at Three Rivers Waldorf School.
Davina Hemmer – Eurythmy Teacher
Education: Master of Arts from Freie Hochschule, Eurythemeum Stuttgart, Germany. Lifelong experience of Waldorf education and anthroposophical lifestyle through parents, school and study of Waldorf education. Personal studies of education, social and organizational skills.
Professional Experience: Eurythmy Teacher at Hiberniaschule in Herne Germany. Member of Thoreau College core team.
Erica Hill Pfeiffer – Garden Program Coordinator
Education: Bachelor of Science Natural Resources (major: horticulture) and Certificate of Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1999. Master of Arts Curriculum and Instruction, University of Colorado at Denver, 2006. Currently holds a Wisconsin Department of Instruction certification for secondary science teaching and a Wisconsin Master Naturalist certification.
Professional Experience: College of Lake County, IL, Horticulture Instructor, 2011-2012; Prairie Crossing Learning Farm at Liberty Prairie Foundation, Farm Educator & Program Director, 2008-2012; YMCA of Greater Seattle – Alternative High School Program, Science Teacher, 2006-2008; Denver Botanic Gardens, Horticulturist, 2001-2005; Americorps National Civilian Community Corps, 1999-2000.


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On choosing to be a Healer - making a career with healing work
By: +David Herron; Date: Wed Oct 21 2015 00:00:00 GMT-0700 (PDT)
By David Herron
In my many years taking healing training I've met many fine people, fellow healing students or even healing teachers, who speak some common questions:
- "when can I have my healing practice?"
- or "where is the best location for my healing practice?"
- or "what healing modality is best for me?"
- or "where is the best place for me to live?"
- or "is it better for me to stay in my job, or to be a healer"?
To be sure, I'm also one with these questions. We want to contribute to improving the world around us, both our own lives and the lives of others. It's often not clear the best way we can work to improve the world, if only because of the seeming impossibility to make a significant impact on the bigger scheme of things.
Those of us training in the healing arts develop the expectation that, after our training is "finished", we'll start a healing practice. It works that way in other fields - take training as an accountant, then pass the CPA exam, and get an accountancy job - so following healing training one should develop a successful healing practice, right? But, consider a couple questions:
- Of the trained healers, how many develop successful healing practices?
- Or, how many trained healers have a soul purpose to operate a successful healing practice?
- Or, how many healer training programs also train the healers on successful business and marketing practices?
The Soul Purpose for learning Healing
The essential questions are "what is my life purpose", or "if I remove the layers of EGO, what do I really want to do with my life". I say this because for many months of asking internally "what's my healing practice," my spiritual guidance responded with "well, what do you want to do" – that is, what does the deeper down wanting in the divine spark of my self-truth desire to do? I believe the same is true for everyone - Each of us has a passion and life purpose that wants to speak loudly through our flesh and bones in a glorious manifestation of divine will.
It's not that we're seeking a divinely inspired jobs board which would assign us to a career path and work site through which our healing gift will manifest. (if you do want such a jobs board, consider the Reiki Jobs Board) It's that each of us resonates with particular crises, or issues, in the world and our authentic work revolves around the world crisis we resonate with.
Delving deep into ones personal true self helps one discover what sort of change you wish to manifest in the world. Once connected with that aspect of yourself, a gate may open through which the motivation flows that will guide you towards methodologies you'll use to manifest the change your deepest self wants to bring forth.
Did that sound like a mouthful? Let's try it again. As we connect with our inner self, a "gate" may open from which we're flooded with motivation related to the change we most deeply want to make in the world.
Not all of us have a soul level purpose or calling to address health care issues.
Some of us honestly resonate with the health crisis our modern culture faces. There sure is a big story occurring where modern medicine is causing tremendous harm, and other forms of health care plausibly is "better". Practices like Reiki are a spiritual healing method which I argue will often create positive beneficial change. But, do all of us honestly resonate with health care?
Others of us resonate with other stories.
- Someone with a background in accounting may resonate with the entrapment practiced by credit card companies, or the rest of the financial industry. Such a person might resonate with helping people to regain their power through better personal finance decisions, and therefore teach people methods for financial independence by living beneath ones means.
- Someone who loves bicycling may channel that passion into advocacy and teaching about walkable bikeable livable cities, and the potential for better urban design to deeply address climate change issues.
- Someone who's worked in high-tech software development may want to teach about the potential danger from over-dependence to modern gizmo gadgets.
Those are just a couple examples. The process of spiritual awakening which occurs while training in spiritual healing may allow the soul to speak more clearly. What would be the message your soul has for the world?
What's blocking you?
Fixating on questions like those is often a way to block or prevent oneself from moving forward. The inner-saboteur can be very resourceful in creating doubt or other kinds of road blocks.
Another piece of advice my guidance gave long ago is that they (the divine presence, that is) don't set us up for failure. Instead "they" want only the best for us, and "they" want us to succeed at what we choose to do. Often the resources to resolve any issue are within reach, if only we open our eyes to see them. Instead, it's we who set ourselves up for failure, because of an inner-saboteur.
It's useful to internally question your self-talk and learn to discern the ways of your inner-saboteur.
If you don't feel ready for the role of offering healing to the public
- maybe that's authentically recognizing the need for further training or experience
- or maybe the inner-saboteur is needlessly delaying your progress
The physical "reality" of personal economics
Let's first talk about some practicalities. Whatever you choose to do as your work to improve the world, whether or not it's a healing practice, how do you fund your life? How do you pay the rent or mortgage, keep food on the table, keep yourself clothed, and save up for retirement needs?
The world/society we live in is driven by a "market economy" that runs everything. Everything that can be done involves exchanges of money. Like it or not, that does apply to you who are spiritual seekers just as much as it applies to the lawyers, politicians, hair dressers, and everybody else.
That's the reality of life in this world at this time of history. Much as you might think you remember worlds that don't run on money, this world does. When in Rome, and all that…
Many believe spiritual work must be done for free. There is a huge example in the New Testament of the Bible in the form of Jesus the Christ and his healing practice, which he did completely for free. That was then, and this is now. In this day and age how are you going to pay the rent? How are you going to eat? And is it in your life path to live on the street? (without money you will be on the street pretty quickly)
In other words, the "spiritual work must be free" belief runs afoul of the market economy we live in.
Who's going to give you a free place to live, free food, free clothes, and a free retirement account? That's not how the market economy functions.
In the market economy one must know the lifestyle one wishes to live, know the cost to maintain that lifestyle, recognize the likelihood of greater medical expenses and less ability to earn income in the future, and therefore keep income high enough to cover current expenses and future possible ones.
And for those who hold that spiritual work must be done for free, consider a reframing I've heard some spiritual teachers express. The healing energy is of course free, because Divine Grace is given to all equally on a continual basis. What isn't free is our personal time. A full time career giving healing means allocating 40 hours or more per week giving healing sessions. Therefore, understand the fee you charge the client isn't for the healing energy but the cost of the time in your day.
That time you spend giving healing sessions is an opportunity cost, because it's time you can't spend in a "regular job".
It may be important to consciously make a distinction between charging for the time versus charging for the healing. For example, clearly reminding your clients of their responsibility for self healing is truthful, honest, and may keep you from getting carried away with the healers ego trip.
Ones life task
What are you "supposed" to do with your life? How do you choose? What makes one choice "right" and another "wrong"? Who decides what you are "supposed" to do versus what you want to do?
If you go to a psychic for an Akashic records reading to discover your life contract, have you made your own choice, or have you turned your power of choice over to the psychic? How can you be sure there is a "life contract" anyway? Yes there are lots of books talking about this concept of "life contract", but how can you be sure such a contract even exists?
There's two writers I've found to offer some excellent advice along these lines. They both boil down to the "what do you want" question my guides have asked me.
Barbara Ann Brennan: Is a gifted clairvoyant and healer, and formerly a NASA scientist in astrophysics. She operates one of the premiere schools of energy healing The Barbara Brennan School of Healing (I graduated 2001), and a big question of the latter years of BBSH training is to delve into uncovering your own life task.
The paradigm she presents is that your "wound" leads you to your life task, and that there are two levels of life task. By "wound" she means the core & deepest schism in the depths of your being. That schism is what you most desperately wish to heal. You have come to live this life, in this world, at this time, in order to heal that schism.
There are two levels of life task she discusses. The "personal task" is the form which this wounding, and its healing, takes in your personal life. What you're going to do for yourself, and how you are going to heal yourself. The "world task" is, given the healing you find in your personal task, how do you bring that to the world? What form of action does it take in the world? What lesson have you learned that you want to shout from the rooftops and tell everybody?
Finding these tasks requires noticing what issues are hot button issues for you. The world task isn't going to specifically be that issue, but instead is something about that issue. There's going to be a series of hot button issues, each different in concrete form, and each has something in common. That's what you're looking for, the commonality.
Don't worry if you don't know what your Ultimate "personal" or "life" task's are. It's a process of learning and exploring that can, and likely will, take a lifetime to unfold. And even then it's likely you will miss something and "they" will send you back to get it.
Dr. Brennan has written two books both of which are top-notch books on spiritual healing.
Rick Jarow: Rick is a college professor and practicing "career consultant". He offers "anti-career workshops" to teach people to look for work that isn't a "career" but their lifes work. I have only listened to the "Your Life's Work" audio tape set, and feel that it's excellent material.
In the tape set he takes you through an exploration of the underlying, spiritual, formation of who people are. How this shows up in the Chakras, the process of abundance and manifestation, alignment of will versus divine, the creative impulse, and more. Along the way he gives excellent and abundant examples from his own life.
The material matches well with what I described above of BBSH's teaching.
- Creating the Work You Love: Courage, Commitment, and Career: amazon.com
Marketing yourself
Once you've decided to launch a "career" as a spiritual practitioner of some kind, you're again faced with some material world realities. How to inform future clientele about your existence, that you have a business offering some healing services, and so forth? In other words, how do you do marketing? That's what marketing is, announcing your existence in a way which entices people to your services.
Of course prayer and other forms of manifestation will be useful to bring clients. But many teachers of manifestation techniques say you must also take material action, if nothing else, to aid the prayer in becoming real.
You may have thought that by launching a "spiritual" service, such as a healing practice, that you would escape the world of business. Please, if this is what you believe, reconsider that thought. The society around us requires we pay for office space, pay taxes on income, and do all kinds of business processes to remain legal. Performing a service, accepting money for that service, renting office space, paying taxes, advertising for clients, that sounds like a business to me.
- Reiki Marketing: Step By Step Marketing For Your Reiki Healing Sessions, Reiki Classes, and Reiki Workshops: amazon.com
- Reiki Marketing Volume 2: More Reiki Marketing Tips For Promoting Your Reiki Practice, Reiki Internet Marketing Included: amazon.com
- The Holistic Practitioners Business Bible: amazon.com
- Attracting Perfect Customers: The Power of Strategic Synchronicity: amazon.com
- Making a Living While Making a Difference: Conscious Careers in an Era of Interdependance: amazon.com
- Not Just a Living: The Complete Guide to Creating a Business That Gives You a Life: amazon.com
Since many healing practices fall outside legality, it's important to learn how to successfully practice without running afoul of the law.
- Legal Guidelines For Unlicensed Practitioners: amazon.com
What's the answer?
I certainly don't have your answer, your answer is up to you and your guidance…
How much longer are we going to wait? How many more times are we going to say "hmm, maybe I'll wait a couple months"?comments powered by Disqus


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This Week's Obsession: Spring Revelations
Same. [Eric Upchurch/MGoBlog]
The Question: What was your biggest revelation from the spring?
Adam: The biggest thing the spring game did for me was ease lingering fears about two defensive position groups. The linebackers were almost universally question marks heading into the spring (unless you count the snaps we saw Ben Gedeon play last season) and they played well enough to quell concerns heading into the fall. I don't remember noticing Gedeon live or in the three or four times I've rewatched the game, which is passable for the Mike position; he also didn't get many snaps, which is indicative of how the staff feels about him. Mike McCray looked good in the spring game, while Devin Bush Jr. looked good in the open practice at Ford Field. Jabrill's gonna Jabrill at Sam; it's unfortunate that Noah Furbush was on crutches considering the hype he received from the coaching staff, but at least there's an excellent starting option at that spot.
Even though we've seen Delano Hill and Dymonte Thomas play quite a bit I was a little concerned about them, particularly Thomas taking over Wilson's free safety spot. Thomas lived up to the hype he'd received this spring whether he was jetting up to support the run or dropping and covering acres of space; his interception in the back of the end zone is a great example of what he can do with his athleticism. Thomas mentioned that he didn't feel like he hit his stride last season until he fully learned the playbook; it looks like he's learned this playbook very quickly. Tyree Kinnel looked like an excellent backup to Hill at SS, reading the field well and bumping receivers off routes regularly.
When I step back and take a 10,000-foot view of things, I find myself taking twisted joy in the things that cause hand wringing about the defense. Sure, some of the position switches on the defensive line are curious, and though I've written in this very space about trying Gary out at WDE (or End in Don Brown's defense) and keeping Wormley at SDE (or Anchor to Brown) it's fun to worry about how to best deploy an armory of Dudes who deserve significant snaps instead of whether there are any Dudes to be deployed. After the spring game, we know the latter isn't an issue for any defensive position group.
[Hit THE JUMP for more positive defense feels, Tyree Kinnel hype, quarterback reassurance, and a stunning reversal of course from Brian.]
Spring Stuff, 2016: Feelingsball and Offense
First, a little feelingsball
[Eric Upchurch]
Spring games are notorious for being a little data amidst an ocean of noise, so as always take everything here with a grain of salt. And this section isn't even a concrete observation about a player, so doubly so here. But… my favorite thing that happened on Friday wasn't a play.
It was the aftermath of the two-point conversion, when the white team poured onto the field like they'd just won the Super Bowl and blue team coach Chris Partridge roared off the sideline to have a Harbaugh-level conniption fit at the ref.
A couple other coaches reacted similarly, if not as dramatically, as Partridge; the white team organized at midfield for a photo. Wyatt Shallman headbanged like there was no tomorrow. Drake Johnson collapsed in a heap.
Drake Johnson collapses on the field after his team gets stopped on a potential game-winning 2-pt. conversion. pic.twitter.com/Beyur1LaIW
— Dan Murphy (@DanMurphyESPN) April 4, 2016
I tweeted to Ace that he should title the recap "Controversial finish mars Spring Game ending,"* because that was funny. It's only funny because it's kind of true.
This is a different thing now. Last year's team was good but it was still caught between being a program that apologizes for a tent stake and a program whose DGAF levels are off the charts. Judging from the reactions of everyone involved on both sides, the all-competition-all-the-time ethos has sunk in. That more than anything else makes me anticipate the upcoming season.
This concludes your feelingsball portion of the program.
*[He did not, and I was all like ಠ_ಠ.]
[After THE JUMP: position by position breakdowns of what we learned on offense]
Spring Game Standouts: QBs, Isaac, Kinnel, Shallman's Hair
I guess I need to include a SPOILER ALERT for those who weren't able to watch the live stream. If for some reason you want the ending of the Spring Game to be a mystery, and yet you still are on this blog, stop reading now. The full game re-airs at 9:30 on BTN.
Ty Isaac had the best night among the RBs. [Eric Upchurch]
The Maize team prevailed, 14-13, after a stunningly exciting finish for a Spring Game. After John O'Korn juked Mike McCray to cap off an impressive last-gasp drive for the Blue team, but the Maize defense stuffed a fullback dive by Henry Poggi on the ensuing two-point attempt to preserve victory. Your player of the game is Wyatt Shallman. I require no further justification than this:
I won't bother with a full recap, because SPRING GAME, but here are a few players on each side of the ball that stood out to me on first viewing—it was tough to follow line play from the box, so this is mostly going to focus on the skill positions and the back seven.
John O'Korn was at his best when on the move. [Upchurch]
Ty Isaac tallied 78 yards on ten carries, breaking off a few big runs on a night when none of the other tailbacks found much room to operate behind split-squad offensive lines. He ran patiently and chose the right moments to bounce runs outside. He's a major big-play threat with his speed/size combo.
The quarterbacks were steady, which is about all you can ask in a Spring Game, especially since the O-lines—which split starters between the two squads—were inconsistent in protection. Wilton Speight hit 5/6 passes for 46 yards and a touchdown; he added a six-yard rushing touchdown on a waggle and gained a first down with a 13-yard scramble.
John O'Korn didn't put up as pretty of a passing line, completing 6/14 passes for 93 yards, but he rushed for 28 yards and the late touchdown on seven carries. O'Korn did a nice job of buying time by breaking the pocket and picking his spots to scramble downfield. He also avoided any major mistakes. Shane Morris had an up-and-down showing at quarterback, hitting some nice throws but also hucking a pick to Dymonte Thomas in the end zone (more on that later) when he had a receiver open underneath for a first down. Morris moonlighted at receiver and picked up a 25-yard gain on the final drive when he got wide open on a mesh concept.
With Jehu Chesson out and Amara Darboh taking it easy, Grant Perry played the role of #1 receiver for the Maize squad and aquitted himself well. He beat a defender with a nice deep route that left Speight plenty of room on the sideline, then made an impressive catch—unfortunately, Speight's throw took him out of bounds. He had three actual catches for 30 yards; the reserve corners had a tough time sticking with him on intermediate routes.
TJ Wheatley had a drop over the middle, but he later hauled in a nine-yard catch and had impressive blocks against both Mike McCray and Jabrill Peppers(!) to spring Isaac for big gains. The hype train continues unabated. Ian Bunting looked pretty athletic on a 49-yard jaunt down the sideline after his defender got picked on another mesh route. Zach Gentry had a late 19-yard catch, though he's still far from ready to see the field.
Tyree Kinnel played well against both the run and the pass. [Upchurch]
Matt Godin stood out among the defensive linemen who played most of the game, taking advantage of getting lined up across from Juwann Bushell-Beatty—who had a rough go at left guard—to work his way into the backfield consistently. Taco Charlton also deserves a mention for blowing Grant Newsome back a few yards to stuff Isaac's first run; Charlton and Wormley both looked good before exiting early along with several other established starters, including Jabrill Peppers and Jourdan Lewis.
I liked what I saw from Mike McCray, who teamed up with Tyree Kinnel for a TFL that forced a Maize punt on a third-and-short run to the outside. Kinnel, meanwhile, looked great; he stuck with his mark in coverage and made a couple stops coming downhill against the run. If Michigan needs to put him out there at safety, he looks ready.
Speaking of safeties, Dymonte Thomas was not boring in the best of ways. On the interception against Morris, he covered a ton of ground to get to a throw intended for Jack Wanger at the back pylon—a perfect throw if Thomas weren't there—then held on after leaping for the pick. I didn't notice any coverage busts from him.
Jeremy Clark doesn't look ready to cede a starting spot to Channing Stribling. He broke up a couple passes, including one after blanketing Wangler on a streak route and forcing him into the sideline; Wangler was so well-covered that he couldn't gain separation even with an obvious push-off.
That's the best I could muster from first viewing in the press box. We'll have a lot more coverage in the week to come.
Open Practice Impressions
Before we start, folks who aren't going to be mentioned because they were on the sideline: Jehu Chesson, David Dawson, Ryan Glasgow, Mo Ways, Kingston Davis, Karan Higdon, Shelton Johnson.
Established guys we didn't see much of
I've seen a number of open practices by now and there's always a subclass of guys who aren't hurt but don't play much. Those guys are gentlemen who have established who they are and are too important to the team to expose them to extensive contact. They've made it, more or less. (These are never OL or DL.)
Most of the gentlemen who fell into this category are obvious: Jake Butt, Jabrill Peppers, Amara Darboh, Jourdan Lewis. There was one that indicates a supposedly contested position battle that might not be all that contested: De'Veon Smith saw very few live contact carries.
Tyrone Wheatley Jr Is A Tight End, And A Mutant
[Bryan Fuller]
Some guys leap off the field the first time you see them in action, because… whoah. Devin Funchess did so at the first open practice these eyes ever laid eyes on, and that proved itself more or less correct over the course of his career. It was immediately apparent that Funchess was a rare combination of size and mobility.
Tyrone Wheatley Jr. is that plus 70 pounds. He's not Funchess. He's in fact the opposite of Funchess as far as blocky/catchy types go. But he has that same combination of size and mobility that makes you go "whoah" the first time you see him in action. I was typing out tweets about how his ability to relocate himself at his size was uncanny even before he did this:
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— ap (@plurjuice) March 26, 2016
That's not a great angle; I had one. Devin Bush Jr had outstanding coverage underneath Wheatley, grabbing an arm and forcing the one-handed stab. Which Wheatley made, escaped/stiffarmed an understandably stumbling Bush, and then outran a bunch of LBs and safeties to the endzone. Even though large chunks of the crowd had left by that point it drew the largest cheer of the day, and deservedly.
That was not a one-off play. Wheatley had four or five other catches where he looked both unexpectedly mobile and a natural receiver. He also had an outstanding block in space against Chase Winovich that allowed John O'Korn to uncork a long post throw to Grant Perry for a touchdown.
There have been persistent rumors that Wheatley was destined for OL because of his size and some assertions to that effect in Rivals's Inside The Fort posts. This practice will definitively dispel those rumors. Wheatley isn't just a tight end, he is a potential gamebreaker. At 280.
[After THE JUMP: future mutants, QB battle, an extant run game, and some dude from Malaysia.]
Unverified Voracity Brainwashes Child
Bo with children. Bo passed away nine years ago today. Spurred by a classic old-timey photo posted by Steve Lorenz, a couple of readers passed along adorable pictures of Bo not yelling at them about their pad level despite his constant desire to do so:
@TremendousUM @mgoblog Here's a pic of Bo telepathically ingraining lifelong Michigan loyalty into my 6-Yr-O soul. pic.twitter.com/8lONTfNLZj
— LTA2891 (@LTA2891) November 17, 2015
@TremendousUM @mgoblog One of my favorite pics as a kid...when it was still fun to go to media day. pic.twitter.com/v5pQXZBQj4
— Ryan Schreiber (@Ryan_Schreiber) November 17, 2015
Meanwhile, the legend lives on.
Wow. Feel like we've seen this live... https://t.co/qJJBRKVMFZ
— Wilton Speight (@WiltonSpeight) November 17, 2015
If any school can do it, it's Michigan. PFF lists Jourdan Lewis as one of their alternate-universe-where-everyone-pays-close-attention-to-tape Heisman candidates:
Jourdan Lewis, CB, Michigan: +21.7
Key stat: Only three cornerbacks have been targeted more, and he has still only allowed 274 yards in his coverage.
Like Bosa, Lewis is hurt by playing on defense, particularly when he doesn't have any game breaking returns to catch your attention. That being said, you won't find a better cover corner in all of college football, and he is right up there with the other four players listed as one of the best players in the country. Lewis has been targeted 72 times in coverage, which seems foolish for opposing quarterbacks, especially when you consider he has given up just 26 receptions for 274 yards and one touchdown over the course of the year. He's allowed more than 40 receiving yards in a single game just once all year, and has come away with two interceptions and 14 pass breakups. There was a three-game span against UNLV, BYU and Maryland where he allowed just three receptions for six yards while picking off one pass and breaking up five more.
Those numbers are bonkers. Michigan's inability to generate turnovers has got to be mostly luck when they're getting so many hands on opposition passes. Those translate to INTs at a fairly consistent rate and Michigan is way below par there; meanwhile they've recovered one opposition fumble all year. I can't imagine what their numbers would be like if they had the same level of fortune that Hoke's first team did.
In other grading things. PFF did the Indiana game, giving Jake Rudock a monster +9.2. Certain defenders didn't do so hot:
Michigan's run defense was exposed for the first time this season, but it wasn't because they were overpowered on the line. No, the Wolverine's defense looked completely lost trying to maintain gap control against the Hoosier's stretch plays. Michigan's defensive line likes to fire off straight upfield at the snap. This works great against downhill runs like inside zone where they had great success Saturday. But versus outside zone firing upfield creates very wide running lanes when one defensive tackle flows down the line of scrimmage and another one doesn't. The poor discipline made the job extremely difficult on Michigan's linebackers. Matthew Godin (-5.3) and Joe Bolden (-3.6) were the two that struggled the most.
I'm through the first half-zillion Indiana plays and that is very much on point. Michigan is slanting with a backside blitz a ton and still not getting their guys to the correct gaps way way too often. Michigan quickly adapted to all the stretch plays tactically but the backup DTs were unable to execute, and Hurst suffered quite a bit as well.
Bolden… Bolden is not getting a good UFR number. I do not understand why Ben Gedeon isn't getting way more time.
New basketball rules impact. Kenpom with the 1000 foot view:
Scoring is up 7% over the first weekend last season. Pace is up 5% and efficiency is up 2%. It's not 1975-style basketball, but for at least one weekend we turned the clock back to 1995 when it wasn't unusual to see a team crack 100 on the daily scoreboard.
Fouls are up slightly, as are threes (with no decrease in shooting percentage). Twos are more accurate. The main caveat I would suggest is that years with rules changes that include "call the game like the rulebook says" often start out with a bunch more fouls and then refs swallow their whistles as the stakes rise. The last attempt to crack down on obstruction of movement petered out by midseason. Hopefully this one sticks, but I'm not getting out my victory epaulettes just yet.
FWIW, the NCAA put out a video about what the rules entail:
It's nice that the official voice of the NCAA is decrying MSU's brand of footsketball, at least. John Gasaway on the new regime:
One paradox or spiritual kinship shared by basketball and baseball alike is that invariably many of the sports' most consequential "reforms" consist of nothing more than a renewed commitment to enforcing the rules as already written. Screens really do have to be stationary, and bumping a cutter or displacing a player off the block really is a violation. So it is that in the coming days it will be said that it's precisely this newfound strict constructionist attitude that's resulted in all these darn fouls that are suddenly being called. Indeed the NCAA itself is already sounding this alarm. In its video the organization channels its inner Clubber Lang and says its prediction is pain: "At times the fans and media will not like the number of fouls being called, but we must stay the course and call the rules as written in the rule book."
I don't doubt for a moment that officials will signal their seriousness in November by minting free throws left and right, but it bears repeating that justice can be furthered by a no-call just as it can be by a whistle. Enlarging the charge circle could, one hopes, increase the prevalence of swallowed whistles, while the NCAA's professed wish to stop rewarding "offense-initiated contact" will be nothing less than a no-call godsend if it comes to pass. I don't want to see a foul called on Melo Trimble (just to pick a name purely at random), but a no-call the next time he flings himself like a horizontal missile into the chest of the nearest vertical-cylinder-inhabiting defender would most definitely be a just result.
One note from the Elon game: the refs appeared to blow one egregious example of offense-initiated contact when a Fightin' Christian jumped unnaturally into Walton to draw a foul.Otherwise I thought that game was well officiated aside from the usual slate of block/charge calls that nobody can ever figure out.
Is this how you do it? "Not quite." How about now? "Still not really there." Surely now? "For chrissakes can you stop looking like a serial killer experiencing afterglow for like 30 seconds?"
You're the one who wanted me to smile, Lynn.
Henson. Via WH:
Etc.: Holdin' The Rope on Indiana and the Elon game. Elon highlights. Maize and Blue Nation.
Willie Taggart has had a nice turnaround year at USF. If he were to be let go at any point, Taggart would be very much on Harbaugh's radar to fill hypothetical holes on his staff, but better to see him succeed.
Charlie Strong to Miami rumors get their first credible support as Bruce Feldman says he's heard it is a possibility. Michigan is competing with Texas for a number of recruits including Jordan Elliott and Jean Delance.
The remarkable laziness of the Baylor offense. Steve Smith storytime from Sap. IU fans are sick of being #CHAOSTEAM, but what choice do they have? Five Factors from Punt John Punt. Grandson of Gerald Ford coming to play lacrosse. CFB is slightly slower than it was last year. Vincent Smith gardening in Flint. "I think it's the bear, and I think Houma comes in second with tattoos."
Upon Further Review 2015: Offense vs Minnesota
Upon Further Review still has a sponsor. You should really listen to the radio show because Matt has an ad with his kids now where it sounds like they have been dragooned into talk about daddy's business that never fails to crack me up. They just want to play Madden.
Matt's got a ticket offer going for a Michigan football or basketball game. If you're buying a home or refinancing, he's the right guy to call. (No pants required.)
FORMATION NOTES: I did an inconsistent job of it this week but I plan on denoting all 6 OL setups with "heavy" going forward. You can deduce which snaps were 6 OL when there are only four skill players listed this week, although I might have missed a couple.
The new things this week were mostly Peppers related. This was "Ace twin TE Peppers H":
This was "Emory Tight":
As a reminder, "Pistol" implies a tailback and a TE so Pistol FB is this:
As far as Minnesota goes they generally went with a 4-3 even or over. The most notable thing about their D was the MLB, who lined up a yard or two deeper than the other guys, as you can see in the above shot.
Also Minnesota's goal line formation was goofy. Just four guys on the line.
I still called this "goal line."
PERSONNEL NOTES: Line per usual with the exception of Grant Newsome, who had several snaps as a sixth OL. Poggi didn't play; he was left home with pneumonia; stay away from Ricky Doyle please. As a result Michigan played largely without an H-back, instead going with a lot of two inline TE sets.
WR was per usual except DaMario Jones got in briefly with Drake Harris out. Ways got a target on the first drive but then was absent; Chesson and Darboh got almost all the PT, with Perry the third guy in three WR sets.
Isaac and Higdon did not play at RB, where it was mostly Smith early and mostly Johnson late with some Derrick Green in the first half.
[After THE JUMP: here is Speight to save the day / no he shouldn't be the starter]


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Posted: 08/26/2008 - Investigators say a clerk at a Manning dry cleaner survived and managed to call 911 after a robber took her to the back of the store and shot her execution style.
Posted: 08/26/2008 - Investigators say a clerk at a Manning dry cleaner survived and managed to call 911 after a robber took her to the back of the store and shot her execution style.
Posted: 08/26/2008 - A car crashes into a utility pole early this morning in North Augusta leaving some people without power.
Updated: 08/26/2008 - 100-gallons of fuel leaked when two semi-tankers collide near Highway 25 and Edgefield road.
Updated: 08/26/2008 - A Hephzibah man dies after he is pinned inside his car in an overnight accident.
Posted: 08/25/2008 - Georgia congressman John Barrow is delegate for Senator Barack Obama, and he says he will be heading to Denver this week.
Posted: 08/25/2008 - Deputies say it's sober or slammer, you drink, you drive, you loose.
Updated: 08/26/2008 - Three small towns in Aiken County are looking to join forces. You can vote yes or no on Tuesday.
Updated: 08/25/2008 - One Grovetown woman is convinced there's another bear in the area, but she's upset the Department of Natural Resources is not looking into it.
Posted: 08/25/2008 - One man is dead tonight after investigators say he set his home on fire, then shoots and kills himself .
Updated: 08/25/2008 - Filling up your gas tank has gotten a little less painful. But the trips to the grocery store are still taking big bites out of your budget. Why aren't they going down together?
Updated: 08/25/2008 - Goal for next year is $4.5 million.
Posted: 08/25/2008 - The one-time actor whose Southern accent won him a slot as one of Scarlett O'Hara's beaux and the opening line in "Gone With the Wind" has died. Fred Crane was 90 years old.
Updated: 08/25/2008 - Deputies think an Augusta man may have killed himself after they went to serve a warrant on him at his home for assaulting his wife Sunday evening.
Posted: 08/25/2008 - The ray, named "Nandi" after the mother of Shaka Zulu, was rescued from shark nets along the South African coast last year.
Posted: 08/24/2008 - Ora Mae Coleman's children are now planning her funeral after she was hit and killed Saturday morning while walking down McCreight Road in Johnston. That driver is only charged with DUI and Coleman's family speaks only to News 12 and says that's not enough.
Updated: 08/25/2008 - Soundtrack Supperclub owner talks to 12.
Updated: 08/25/2008 - A mother is speaking out about her son's death in a high speed chase with police this morning. The coroner says 22-year-old Brenden Wilson died when he crashed into a tree on Jennifer Drive in Aiken County around 3:30 a.m.
Updated: 08/25/2008 - An early morning shooting at an Augusta nightclub sends three men to the hospital and three others to jail.
Posted: 08/23/2008 - Obama says Joe Biden is ready to be president.
Updated: 08/24/2008 - A 22-year-old Aiken man is dead after an accident during a police chase in Aiken County.
Updated: 08/23/2008 - We've seen it one too many times - a teenager or college student dies in a car accident as the result of alcohol. Now a national group is rallying college presidents in a effort to lower the drinking age from 21 to 18. So far about 100 presidents have joined the effort by signing the online petition. Augusta State University, however has not signed the list because administrators and public safety officials there say there is no binge drinking problem on ASU campus anyway because it is a dry campus
Updated: 08/22/2008 - Some new building projects are in the works in Columbia County. A new shopping center and retirement center were both recently approved by the planning commissioners.
Updated: 08/22/2008 - From fights to weapons, all in just the two weeks Richmond County students have been back. The latest, this afternoon at Butler High School.
Updated: 08/22/2008 - Motorcycles are saving Richmond County money. They use less gas than regular patrol cars. But they're doing a lot more.
Posted: 08/22/2008 - This Saturday, Mistletoe Park is having a special "Who Done It" program.


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If you have bought your iPad in India a week ago then you will be repenting your decision. If you haven't then you must be waiting for iPad2. Let me tell you that whoever is waiting for iPad2 will be waiting for a whole year. Or would they? Apple has just decided to drop a good Rs. 3000 rupees on all varieties of iPad. The cheapest iPad is now available at Rs. 24500.
This price drop could mean different things. Let me interpret them. Apple used India for dumping their first generation products. Now it is planning to clear their inventory as soon as possible and move on to iPad 2. Or it is planning to clear off iPad in India and probably launch iPad 2 in India – a highly unlikely option, given Steve Jobs love for India. The third option is even though a late entrant to Indian market, Apple might just want to give Olivepad, Galaxy Tab and probably Adam, a run for their money. Either way, you the consumer, is going to benefit a lot.
Irony is, the cheapest iPad 2 costs $499 and can be procured for Rs. 23K. If you have connections then nothing like it.
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Kent St. 45, Ball St. 43
KENT, Ohio -- Kent State's Freddy Cortez kicked the winning 25-yard field goal with 6 seconds left in the game to lift Kent State to 45-43 victory against Ball State on Saturday.
Spencer Keith passed for 295 yards and three touchdowns for Kent State (3-1, 2-0 Mid-American Conference), two of them to Dri Archer, who also returned a kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown. He caught only three passes, but they totaled 104 yards.
Spencer was 16 of 31 and threw one interception, and Trayion Durham ran for 91 yards and two touchdowns.
The Golden Flashes have won their past six games against teams currently in the Mid-American Conference.
Keith Wenning to Willie Snead was most of the offense for Ball State (3-2, 1-1). Wenning was 32 of 43 for 445 yards and five touchdowns, and Snead caught 14 balls for 216 yards and two touchdowns. Connor Ryan also caught two touchdown passes.
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Stuttering Student and Frustrated Professor Battle It Out in National Newspaper
Maybe they could have handled this one privately?
The frowning face of New Jersey tenth grader Philip Garber Jr. graced the cover of the New York Times earlier this week, along with a story about his struggle with stuttering and the evil professor, Elizabeth Snyder, who told him not to speak in one of the classes he's taking at a local college. Once, the boy raised his hand for almost an entire 75-minute session, the article said, but was not called on because the professor did not want to "infringe on other students' time." She allegedly told him, "Your speaking is disruptive." In that first story, the adjunct professor declined to comment, but today she gets to tell her side in an article of her own.
After receiving "the most hateful, vile, vicious emails," Snyder decided to speak out, claiming to be "the victim of a character assassination." She said "there was never any intent to stop him from speaking," and actually, Phillip is kind of a brat, or at least a little strange:
"I did not call on Philip in this class nor did I call on anyone else, simply because I had a detailed presentation planned for the class and I wanted to be finished in the prescribed time.
"He misinterpreted this and assumed it had something to do with his stuttering; I interpreted his hand up for 75 minutes as someone unfamiliar with a college lecture format and frankly a little rude," she said. "In hindsight, I should have stopped my lecture and called on Philip because he had become so fixated on making a statement that it didn't seem to matter to him that he was interrupting my presentation."
Synder, a teaching veteran of 37 years, said the story "feels like it's pretty much destroyed my life." If he hadn't switched classes it certainly would have destroyed young Philip's grade, too.
Stutterer Speaks Up in Class; His Professor Says Keep Quiet [NYT]
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