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Margaret Edson, a playwright and kindergarten teacher in Atlanta, is best known for Wit, a play about a literary scholar diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer. Although Edson considers herself first an educator and then a playwright, her play has won many prestigious awards, including the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1999.
Early Life and Education
Edson was born in Washington, D.C., on July 4, 1961. Her father, Peter Edson, was a newspaper columnist, and her mother, Joyce Edson, was a
After majoring in Renaissance history and graduating magna cum laude in 1983 from Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, Edson worked in a series of odd jobs. She returned to graduate school at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., in 1991. Between degrees, Edson spent two years working as a unit clerk at an AIDS-oncology research hospital in the D.C. area. Drawing on her experiences there, she began to write Wit in the summer of 1991, a year before receiving her master's degree in English literature from Georgetown.
Wit's main character, Vivian Bearing, is a fifty-year-old renowned literary scholar of John Donne's seventeenth-century metaphysical poetry. The play concerns Bearing's attempts to put her life together as it comes to an end.
By combining concepts of metaphysical poetry and human mortality within the complex mind of a dying scholar, Edson creates an extraordinary character of fortitude and wit. Edson's use of wit, referring to intelligence and wisdom, develops this multilayered work into a play about grace and redemption. An uncompromising look at cancer, the play shows how language has the power both to complicate and to ameliorate understanding. "The play is not about doctors or even cancer. It's about kindness, but it shows arrogance. It's about compassion, but it shows insensitivity," Edson explains. By showing the opposite of kindness, Edson's play effectively leaves the audience "yearning for kindness."
Producing an "unfriendly" play proved to be a considerable challenge. Edson searched for four years before finding a theater company that would produce it. The play finally premiered at the South Coast Repertory in 1995 in Costa Mesa, California. In 1997 it continued its run at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, Connecticut, under the direction of Edson's childhood friend Derek Anson Jones. In 1998 the play made its off-Broadway debut in the M.C.C. Theatre, where Kathleen Chalfont played Vivian Bearing. Chalfont remained in the role when the play moved to Union Square Theatre in 1999. Judith Light replaced Chalfont in the fall of 1999.
Edson was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1999. The play has since received numerous other awards, including the New York Drama Critics Circle Award, the Lucille Lortel Award, the Outer Critics Circle Award, the Oppenheimer Award, and the Drama Desk Award. Hundreds of productions have been staged, in national and international theaters, in dozens of languages. An HBO production of the play, directed by Mike Nichols and featuring Emma Thompson as the main character, won an Emmy Award in 2001 for Outstanding Made for Television Movie of the year. Nichols also received an Emmy for directing, and in 2002 the television production of Wit won a prestigious Peabody Award.
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Edson's teaching career progressed along with the success of her play. Despite her newfound fame as a playwright, she continued teaching elementary school in Washington, D.C.–English as a second language for five years and first grade for one year—until she moved to Atlanta in 1998 and began teaching kindergarten.
Fully dedicated to teaching elementary school in her adopted town of Atlanta, Edson does not intend to write another play. She lives with her partner, Linda Merrill, and their two sons, Timmy and Pete.
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Further Reading
Adrienne Martini, "The Playwright in Spite of Herself," American Theatre 16 (October 1999).
Cite This ArticlePurcell, Kim. "Margaret Edson (b. 1961)." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 04 September 2013. Web. 27 February 2017.
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Media Day Interviews: Michael Zordich
Obviously Stribling had a really good spring, Clark had a good spring. What's that battle like for the no. 2 spot right now?
"Well, all three of them had a good spring: J-Lew, Channing, and Jeremy. Really very competitive throughout the whole deal. We'll just see how that goes as far as that second spot at corner as you were saying. But there's going to be a lot of defenses where all three of them are going to be involved, so they all need to compete. Hopefully those younger guys we've got in—especially Keith Washington, Brandon Watson, now David Long, Lavert Hill—everybody's pushing everybody to get better so just to make everybody better. I'm talking about J-Lew, I'm talking about Channing and Jeremy as well. Competition's what we want back there."
MGoQuestion: I know last year you kind of split half the field [with Greg Jackson]. Are you doing that again this year or are you working more with the safeties or more with the corners?
"You know, B-Smith and I, we've got a little plan together. We're going to work more together, a little bit more together as far as meetings go so there's going to be a lot of togetherness because the defenses we play, the communication is key and there's going to be situations because of so much man we play where we're going to need—there might be a safety involved in coverage, there might be a corner involved in coverage, nickel corner, safety involved in coverage so there has to be communication. That's the biggest thing."
MGoQuestion: How much more important, if at all, is run support from corners going to be this season compared to last season?
"Very important because of our trap system, the system that Don Brown brought in from Boston College. Our corners are going to be very much more involved in the run game."
MGoQuestion: If we could talk trap for a little bit, how do you coach that for your guys? Is it brand new to them?
"I wouldn't say it's new to them. For them, it goes back to high school days when they were playing cover 2, when they were hard corners. Their read has got to be the end man on the line of scrimmage, so it's really nothing new as far as they have to deal with. It's just that it's going to be more often than what they're used to from I'd say a year ago."
MGoQuestion: Who would you say is most advanced in run support right now?
"As far as a corner?"
MGoStatement: Yeah.
"I'd say J-Lew and Jeremy. Yeah. We've got to get Strib more involved physically, but as far as eyes go I'd say they all understand what they've got to read, it's just that those two guys are pretty much in it quicker."
What do you think those top three guys improved most on from last season?
"I think, number one, their man ability. Big-time improvement. I think Jeremy really improved on his eyes. Strib, same thing with his eyes. Strib had a little situation last year with his feet; I think we've got that kind of, I wouldn't say 100% squared away but little things like that they have worked on and worked on with a meaning. They knew it was something they had to improve on and I think I know that they came away from spring better off than they entered it."
MGoQuestion: When you're playing man free, I remember last year you were talking about how important eyes are. What do you teach guys to look at when they're lined up across from a receiver? What's the first thing you want them to look at?
"Well, if it's press, it's on the belt buckle. If they're off, which we will be at times, it's on the inside hip. It's just belt buckle through the hip throughout the route. It's pretty simple. Once the ball's thrown, their hands go up, they know their eyes can go up with them."
I think Jourdan Lewis has been on every list you can think of as far as preseason lists go. In particular, Pro Football Focus put him as the no. 7 overall player in the country among all positions. Do you think that putting him there is a true rating for him? Is he that good?
"He's that good. Absolutely that good. He's explosive, he's tough, and he covers, so yeah. I think for his position, that's spot on. Yep."
[Ed-A: I eschewed labeling the rest of these MGoQuestions because they all are, as the other reporter left and I had a one-on-one talk with coach Zordich]
When you're playing man coverage and the receiver's coming at [the CB] and he turns with him, when do you then teach guys to get their hands up?
"As far as when the ball is coming?"
Yeah. Are they watching the receiver and then they put their hand through when--
"As far as when the ball's coming, it's belt buckle-hip-through the hands. That's our little mantra as far as man coverage goes. And a lot of guys, guys like J-Lew, Strib, and Jeremy's getting to that situation where it's becoming instinctive. You know, J-Lew has it. He understands it. Strib has it, understands it. Jeremy's getting it. You know, so a lot of the guys it's just an instinctive part of their position that they get and understand. Some guys we've got to work harder on and teach them, but for the most part it's an instinctive move."
Is that something where when the receiver's hands go up you want the corner's hands to go up and through before he turns to look?
"Up and through, or pick it off. Right? Yeah. [/laughs] Generally that happens on a longer ball where your hand has got to go up and through. On the shorter routes, we're trying to either bat it down or, if you can make the interception, go for the interception."
[After THE JUMP: IT'S A TRAP]
Media Day 8-7-16: Jim Harbaugh
Could you talk about Jabrill Peppers' versatility and how you balance taking advantage of his many talents but not wearing him out?
"I always feel like there's…in football it's very common to be a two-way player. Normally that's offense and special teams, playing two ways, or also a defensive player and special teams.
"Jabrill, and also there will be other candidates—Jourdan Lewis would be another—to be three-way players: offense, defense, and special teams. Feel like around that 90, 95 play—100 being really high—per game. But somewhere in there there's a sweet spot, depending on the mental capability of the athlete. In terms of load, it'd be 95-100. {That's] probably the max that we're looking at right now. Did that answer your question?"
In terms of comparing this season to last year installation-wise, organization-wise, how much more control, how much more pull do you have on it or is it easier, less tedious?
"I don't know about any of those words really come to mind as describing what it is. I think you're doing something for the second time; there are advantages to that. Everything that we're doing as a football program, with the exception of the new players coming to the team, we're doing for a second time so there's an advantage there."
Heading into camp, do you like where your quarterback battle is or do you wish somebody had jumped out and seized command earlier?
"The last four months really they've been working with the team, working on their own, and we'll see exactly where that's at starting tomorrow. So, I'll defer answering that question until down the road a little bit."
Yo mentioned three-way player Jourdan Lewis. Are you thinking of giving him a look at receiver?
"Yeah, yeah. On offense I think there's multiple ways that he could contribute offensively. We know that he can as a returner, hold-up person, gunner, kick and punt returner. He's got those abilities and capabilities. Not going too far out on a limb to say that he can help us offensively as well."
Some of the upperclassmen have mentioned how competitive these freshmen are, that they've really pushed the envelope. Talk about the personality of your freshman class.
"There've been very good reports with the whole team, and guys have commented on how quickly different players are picking things up and how they're performing athletically, et cetera. They've just been passing comments. We'll really look when we start practice to the freshmen, the incoming players, the new players and see if they're tracking to be starters or backups, contributors, role players. We'll start making all those determinations once practice starts."
Is there any other guy you'd like to see if he can play two ways this year other than Jourdan and Jabrill? Is there anybody else that you'd like to see what they can do at a different spot?
"Yes, there are those that I'd like to see be able to do it. Those are the two that jump out right away, and have some thoughts on a few others."
Can you share some names?
"Jourdan and Jabrill are the two that really jump off the roster sheet."
What is the mentality, the psychology, that you want your team to take in your second year as head coach now that they know you, now that they know the staff, now that they know the expectations?
"Attitude, mentality? Set their goals high, dream big, and realize that all those can be accomplished once the work is realized, and if people aren't making fun of you for what your dreams are, what your goals are, then you haven't set your goals high enough."
[After THE JUMP: "It's where the team's forged, under the sun in the August heat. Sun shaping the body, carving the mind. Very excited."]
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[Ed—Seth: Every year, by tradition, Mike Spath (@MichaelSpath198), one of the best journalists on the Michigan beat and bar none the best source of Michigan hockey info, also generates the only content I ever care about from Big Ten Media Days, offering anonymity to opposing players in return for their unvarnished opinions on Michigan players.
Spath has departed The Wolverine, but he still went to Media Days and got those golden quotes. He was at WTKA this morning and shared some of them with Sam Webb. You can listen to the entire segment on WTKA's website here. With their permission, Adam and I transcribed the parts that were paraphrased from those players.
Note: "paraphrased." Note again: I SAID PARAPHRASED. On a lot of these Spath is combining several players' thoughts, and he was talking on the radio. Please don't construe that into misquotations that result in me being chased by a tall blond man who in turn is being chased by a Big Ten athlete.
If you want more Spath, he'll be contributing some at Badgerblitz.com, and is expected to become a regular contributor on WTKA.]
HOW THIS WORKS: So I've gotten some harsh feedback on Twitter saying "you know, if I was going to say something critical I'd put my name to it," but that's not the way that it goes. I don't go up to them and say "Sam, I'm going to ask you a question and I want you to put your name on it." I'll say "Sam, I want to ask you some really honest feedback about Michigan football," and the only way you're going to give it to me is if I don't quote you—if I don't use your name."
And so that's how I do it and I would say this: if you're a pretty smart person you can probably figure out that I went up to Indiana players, I went to Minnesota players, Rutgers players, Illinois players … and Northwestern.
So those are the five teams I was able to approach. It was a little more difficult this year—Sam you were there, and they didn't go into roundtables where you have a lot more one-on-one times. So you really had to wait these guys out, and I waited until the last five minutes when they were completely empty, or I wasn't afraid to—when a guy was getting up and leaving the podium when he's done with his hour, or walking down the hallway with him. Because that's when you're gonna get the good stuff: when there's nobody else around, and you have to really assure him: "I'm NOT gonna use your name." You can see the light bulb going on in their head for that first second like: "I don't know about this...do I really wanna do this?"
But eventually, and here's the thing too, is that when you ask these questions—and I've seen other people try to do it—I think if you ask generic questions you get generic answers. If you ask specific questions, you get specific answers. And so a lot of the time what I've focused on is specific players.
"The player that they played against in November: we had six games of film on him from earlier in the season, and who was that player? This was a guy that caught everything, was a big play waiting to happen. There's a play where he caught the ball in the middle of the field against us, and we had two guys right there, and we thought we had the angle on him, and he pulled away!"
"There's track speed and there's football speed, and this guy's got football speed. I couldn't believe how unbelievably fast this guy was, and how much of a difference he made over the course of the second half of the season."
I posted some of these things to Twitter and there's already this Jourdan Lewis thing that blew up big time:
Note from rival on @JourdanJD, even though they didn't complete much throwing at him, he didn't have many INTs so there was no fear factor.
— Michael Spath (@MichaelSpath198) July 26, 2016
One guy said that the reason they throw at Jourdan Lewis is there's not a fear factor. And I immediately got jumped on and ripped on. I think when you read the whole quote it's a little more understanding.
The guy was talking about how they didn't complete much last year—they only completed 36% of their passes that they threw at him. But they did throw at him, because he had 90 targets according to Pro Football Focus, and that's the tenth most at any specific defensive back in the country. So I mean you're talking about 127 teams, talking about four defensive backs for the most part on every team, so you're looking at 400 players and he's the tenth-most thrown-at? That's pretty crazy for a guy who's only giving up a 36% completion. And the guy said to me:
"You know we didn't complete much, but he didn't get many interceptions." So I asked him a little bit more—why did you keep throwing at him, and he said "What did he have interceptions-wise compared to Desmond King? Two or three?" (The answer's two). "You weren't going to complete many passes if you threw his way, but he wasn't going to pick you off either. You didn't have to fear the turnover if you threw it."
And I said "So you didn't fear him?"
And he's like "We didn't fear him: no."
So when I'm trying to present this as "there wasn't a fear factor" that's not really how the quote comes off. [Sam and Spath talked a bit about man-to-man versus cover 2. Upshot: the difference with Desmond King is cover 2 cornerbacks are facing the ball the whole play.]
[Hit THE JUMP for Victims of Glasgow and Wormley Anonymous, Glasgows, Guards, and Peppers]
Upon Further Review: Defense vs Florida
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Formation notes: Michigan spent almost the entire game in nickel, as you would expect against a spread. There were only a few plays on which they deployed odd formations. Here RJS is a standup DT in a dime package on third and eleven:
This was "dime standup DT," because sometimes obvious is obvious. Michigan also had a couple plays where they walked out a bonafide linebacker over WR bunches:
But it was mostly standard stuff as Florida failed to threaten those formations.
Substitution notes: Peppers missed this game with a broken hand. Michigan moved Lewis inside and played Clark and Stribling on the outside. Thomas and Hill rotated at one safety spot next to Wilson. LB was the usual Morgan/Bolden pairing with both guys getting spotted by Gedeon.
DL was variable, with Wormley seeing time at three tech and SDE; Charlton was at WDE and SDE; RJS got a lot of WDE time. Hurst and Henry started at DT and got the bulk of the snaps. Marshall saw some snaps at WDE. Godin and Strobel saw scattered snaps on the interior. Brady Pallante even got a few plays in.
[After THE JUMP: way less data than the offense provided.]
Media Day Presser 7/25/16: Jim Harbaugh
I'm not in Chicago, but thanks to newfangled technology like interweb videos and this here word processin' program I'm still able to bring you a full transcript of Harbaugh's time at the podium. Football! It's almost here!
"Thank you very much. Great to see everybody here. Glad you all made it. Good to see people again I haven't seen in a while. It's been an enjoyable day. Having fun. Brought three wonderful players and youngsters with us today. I'd like to talk about each of them. I know them better now. Going into the second year, feel like more time with our players, [I] know our players well. We have a lot of top players as you mentioned there, but these three…
"Jake Butt, a outstanding six-foot-six-and-a-half tight end, one of the most gung-ho players I've ever been around. Can sit through a two-and-a-half hour, three-hour meeting and be interactive, be on the edge of his seat, walk out of that meeting with a bounce in his step, and put his football gear on, kind of the hair on the back of his neck is standing up, excited about getting out on to the field. And he practices, whether he's going out to hit a sled or rattle somebody's fillings, he's just as excited about doing that as he is running a post route or a corner route and catching a ball. Does all those things equally well as a route runner, as a blocker, as a teammate, and as a guy with some pizzazz. He's gung-ho. Enjoys the struggle of football. Really enjoy him as one of our top players.
"Also, Jourdan Lewis, who has been a every practice, every drill competitor who wants to get better every single day. He doesn't take time off, he doesn't diminish his effort at any time. He's an ascending player, an improving player. And then when he started to get the recognition of being a really good player--All-American, All-Big Ten, interceptions and acclaim--when he started getting the acclaim, he didn't change a bit. He went through the entire spring practice wanting to get better, wanting to improve every single day. And a high character individual. Has never been--has never said a disrespectful word to a professor, to a coach, to a teammate. He's just a pleasure to be around. He's...not one bit of incident or problem when it comes to Jourdan Lewis, and he's a likable guy. He's respected by everybody on the team, but he also has the personality of being very competitive but being very likable with his teammates because he doesn't act like the big man on campus. He doesn't act like the All-American. Just a very, very good person in all respects. Can't say enough good things about him.
"Amara Darboh, would say he's our top receiver right now. As we went through the season last year I thought it was Jehu Chesson, and then Amara surged during spring ball and they're in a very good-hearted competition there to be our best receiver. But again, as a gentleman, as a person, as a class act, a winner, a champion all the way, Amara Darboh. He went through our season last year and he became an American citizen. It was a great moment of pride for Amara and our team that he achieved American citizenship, and another player on our team that's a class act the entire way. Never an issue, never a problem, respectful to all that he comes in contact with. And not just respectful of people, he's respectful of their time, he's respectful of the game, just respectful in all forms and fashions. Feel very proud to have brought those three youngsters here to Chicago. Hope you're enjoying their company as well. And they're really good football players. Not just on our team, not just in the Big Ten, but also in the United States of America. Pleased to share them with you here in Chicago and I'd be glad to answer any of your questions.
It's been an entertaining offseason for yourself and Michigan football in terms of social media activity. How has this impacted the team and university during the offseason?
"I don't know that it has. I don't know how entertaining it's really been. Be glad to go through any of those specifics with you. Think it's been a very productive, healthy offseason for our football team. Was really pleased with our team, the way they went through spring practice. Thought it was extremely productive. Competition was very high for spots, for starting positions, for backup roles, for contributing roles, for specialty roles, so...and then, no real long-term injuries coming out of the season. None of the six-monthers. A few things here and there that we hope that the guys will be ready for the start of camp. Maybe one or two that may not, but our goal right now as we finish up the summer is the healthiest, most in shape, prepared team for August 8th and then we'll take our shot from there."
Something you've tried to instill in your players is to improve 1% each day with everything that they do. My question is what kind of improvements do you see from returning players and staff and new players and coaches in the fold as well?
"Thanks for that question, Trevor. Just the idea of can we get 1% better each day. Can we be better today than we were yesterday, can we be better tomorrow than we were today. The notion that improvement will lead to success, and that's the kind of improvement that really sticks. It's almost getting in shape. If you were going to get in shape, if you do it day after day, a little bit better, a little bit better each day, you may not see it in a day, you may not see it in a week, you may not even see it in a month but at some point you're going to see it and it's going to stick. That improvement is going to be there for the long run. So try to paint that picture. If it's one percent better each guy or we got one percent better as a team, then after 30 days that's 30% better. After 60 days it's 60% better. Even if it's .01% better each day then that would be something that's worthwhile, that would be something worth pursuing, aspiring to.
"Another way to say it is look at the NASCAR boys. They'll stay up all night long just to get one mile an hour faster. Can we get one mile an hour faster each day? That mentality simply put is better today than yesterday, better tomorrow than today."
[After THE JUMP: at least a tenth of this presser is Harbaugh listing all the positions Peppers could play]
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Harbaugh hanging out with Rich Eisen. 24 minutes:
Remarkable how much different Harbaugh is when he's talking with a person he's comfortable with.
Rashan hype. Jourdan Lewis is impressed:
"You should see Rashan move," Lewis said this week. "He's very, very light on his feet. He and (nose tackle) Bryan Mone, it's crazy. You should see them on the ladder drills. Oh my goodness, it's unbelievable. At that size, you can't teach stuff like that. It's mind-blowing."
Mone is listed in the spring roster at 6-foot-4, 320 pounds, while Gary is 6-5 and pushing 300 pounds.
The ladder drill develops footwork and quickness.
"It's about how clean you are, and they barely touch that ladder," Lewis said. "They are really fast on the ladder, and it's really crazy."
Hooray for that. Also hooray for quotes in the offseason. What sorcery is this?
Zordich's impact. We heard a ton about Greg Jackson a year ago but no so much about Zordich. Lewis offers up some praise for Michigan's second-year DBs coach:
"When Coach Zordich got here, he really broke it down for us. We have to know every formation by name. He has specific names for formations and we've got to know them. That's the standard. Technique always has to be precise, because that's the difference between a pick and a reception. I had knowledge of the game and knew when I could do certain things. But when he came in and he showed us these different formations and tricks when you see different looks, it has really helped my game. He's been a huge part of our development as players."
Before Zordich and Jackson came in Michigan's DBs coaches were a linebackers coach and
Mike Curt Mallory, who Michigan wanted to get rid of but Hoke held onto because he was excessively nice.
I have a lot of problems with you people. The Michigan Scout board recently had a kerfuffle about ranking in the aftermath of Dylan McCaffrey dropping out of their top 100 in aftermath of the Opening. I shrug at that, like, opinion, man. I think whoever doubts a guy with the last name McCaffrey playing quarterback for Jim Harbaugh is eventually going to look real dumb, but it's just one dude.
I do have a thing that bugs me about Scout's rankings.
That is a map of NFL players by home state. Scout's Midwest region consists of Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Kentucky. Collectively those states provide 260 NFL players, 16% of the league's total membership. While college rankings aren't direct NFL projections, all the sites admit that it plays a large role since they're so often judged on their ability to project guys to the league. Meanwhile football players are generally good or not good; serious disagreements between spread-heavy colleges and the pros are mostly limited to 5'10" quarterbacks and slot receivers. For the other 95% of players NFL counts are an excellent proxy for ideal recruiting rankings.
Scout has a top 300; by NFL reckoning this means that approximately 48 players in the Midwest should make that list. This no longer happens. You have to go back to 2014 to get a representative sample of 47 Scout 300 members from their Midwest region. Since there has been a steady and unexplained decline. There were 39 Midwest Scout 300 players in 2015, 38 in 2016, 29 in 2017, and 27 in their early 2018 rankings. Scout has made no effort to explain why they believe the number of future NFL players in the Midwest has dropped 50% in just four years. Talent fluctuates year to year but that's not a fluctuation—it's four straight years of decline, a severe one in 2017 and 2018.
And while I'm on the subject of recruiting ranking things that bug me. Most every year sees 3-6 kickers and punters drafted. The top end guys should get four stars.
Other adventures in Michigan's turnover luck last year. Per LSU blog And The Valley Shook, PBUs convert into interceptions at a relatively reliable rate:
Interception rate is a lot more steady. Last year, defenses intercepted 19.14% of the passes they defended. The average team defended 63.07 passes and had 12.07 picks. The 2014 rate was 21.44%, so we're looking at a fairly constant twenty percent rate. Still, we'll use the 2015 average rate of 19.44%.
Michigan had 55 PBUs a year ago and ten interceptions so that's very close to on point. It's really the lack of fumbles forced that made Michigan's defense lag TO expectations a year ago.
Rule changes. There aren't many new rules this year. You've probably heard about coach ejections being a thing now. They're probably not an actual thing, though:
The NCAA Football Rules Committee has brought football in line with other intercollegiate sports and increased the accountability a coach has in maintaining decorum. Just as with a player, a coach is now disqualified if he collects two unsportsmanlike conduct fouls during a game.
IIRC Bo Pelini did get hit with two unsportsmanlike flags in one game. That's the only instance I can remember in which this rule would actually get deployed. Even the infamous Will Muschamp rage only resulted in a single flag.
The other change of interest to Michigan fans is a clarification of the rules on sliding to the ground:
Rules-makers continue to expand the scope of targeting. Now they will protect any ball carrier who slides feet-first, giving sliding players the kind of protection they've had in the NFL, as some have advocated. If a defender makes "forcible contact" to the head or neck of a runner who has "given himself up," the defender will incur a 15-yard penalty for his team and be disqualified for at least the remainder of the game.
Jake Rudock took two or three nasty head shots on feet-first slides a year ago. Harbaugh actually changed the way he taught sliding as a result, with Rudock falling forward a couple of times in the bowl game. This year anyone blowing up a QB who's going to the ground will get booted, which kind of sucks for defenders expecting to tackle a ball-carrier instead of a guy sliding into second. No word on whether getting blocked into the QB after a play is still an ejection.
I call it trips TE. MMQB breaks down the "Y-iso" formation. Y-iso isolates your pass-catching tight end:
That's Greg Olsen to the bottom of the screen, and he'll catch that corner route for a big chunk as Richard Sherman bails for the inside slot receiver's deep route.
Y-iso snaps have doubled in the last four years of the NFL and with Jake Butt on the roster and Harbaugh's million NFL contacts, not least his brother, there's a good chance you see a significant dose of this in 2016. The rationale given for the formation certainly applies:
"If a team played man, your tight end is gonna get a safety or a linebacker on him and all the corners are gonna go over there and match up on the receivers," Smith explains. "The tight end has to be talented enough to win that. That has to be a match up you want, depending on the team you're playing. There's probably not many of those match-ups that we don't look at as favorable with Kelce. He's that kind of player."
The number of players with the speed to keep up with Butt and the frame to challenge him on balls up high is vanishingly small.
FWIW, I don't think Michigan lined up with the TE split out like this last year; when they ran this it was Butt in a three-point stance.
Mostly right but when you're wrong whoah buddy. ESPN publishes an "all-century" team that cops out on QB by listing Denard Robinson as an all-purpose player. It's mostly right, though it does that annoying thing where you list two running backs, no fullbacks, and two wide receivers. Also they list three corners and one safety. Marlin Jackson is one of those corners and he did play safety as a junior so whatever man. Errors as I see them:
- Bennie Joppru over Jake Butt. Joppru did have a big senior season; Butt just about matched it last year and is set to shatter the all-time TE receiving mark held by Jim Mandich.
- Gabe Watson over Mike Martin. I defend Watson endlessly to people disappointed in his two-time All Big Ten first team career, but Martin was far more impactful. Watson occupied guys; Martin blew through them.
- Shawn Crable over David Harris. Harris is an all-timer MLB. Crable's nutty 28.5 TFL season in 2007 was as a defensive end, and I'm still taking Woodley and Graham over him.
- Ernest Shazor over most Michigan safeties in the past 16 years. Big play factory largely responsible for Braylonfest having to be Braylonfest. Did murder that Purdue WR, then fell off a cliff. Prefer Jarrod Wilson.
Etc.: Feldman names Michigan the #4 secondary in the country; no anonymous coach quotes this time. CU athletes refer to their academic center as "the Plantation" and CU's president is talking about why they do this and how to address their grievances. New letter jackets for female letterwinners have gone out. Jibreel Black doing a ton of volunteer work. "The Ballad of the Sloop John Belein."


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I've not read much of his stuff but would like to know where he stood...
yes, absolutely
"We believe in the five great points commonly known as Calvinistic; but we do not regard those five points as being barbed shafts which we are to thrust between the ribs of our fellow-Christians. We look upon them as being five great lamps which help to irradiate the cross; or, rather, five bright emanations springing from the glorious covenant of our Triune God, and illustrating the great doctrine of Jesus crucified. Against all comers, especially against all lovers of Arminianism, we defend and maintain pure gospel truth. At the same time, I can make this public declaration, that I am no Antinomian. I belong not to the sect of those who are afraid to invite the sinner to Christ. I warn him, I invite him, I exhort him. Hence, then, I have contumely on either hand. Inconsistency is charged against me by some people, as if anything that God commanded could be inconsistent; I will glory in such inconsistency even to the end. I bind myself precisely to no form of doctrine. I love those five points as being the angles of the gospel, but then I love the centre between the angles better still." ---Charles Spurgeon, Autobiography
Thank you Jerome.
I cannot verify when but have read that CHS preached on "particular redemption" every Sunday for a year. That indicates how serious he was in sharing the proper doctrines of grace.
As they stated, yes. I would recommend his sermon titled "Election."
It sometimes amazes me how many people think that Spurgeon was not a calvinist.
I think one of the reason could be that they think calvinism = fatalism.
Spurgeon was no fatalist.
I think misrepresentation of calvinism causes a lot of confusion to honest arminians.
If there were 7 points, he would have been a 7 pointer. Spurgeon equated Calvinism with/as the Gospel. This board needs a Calvinism Forum...bad!
Oh no we don't! We had a ca/arm forum and it got so nasty it finally got shut down.
We already have a forum for godly Baptists with correct theology. No need to duplicate it with one on calvinism. Same thing.
What were some of CHS's last words?
I've heard that he recanted much of his dogmatic Calvinistic beliefs.
I just can't imagine that . . .
Nope, not even close.
And most likely his last words or thoughts were, "Come Lord Jesus".
I heard once that Spurgeon had prayed "save thine elect, and elect some more," which, of course, would be nonsense. But sometimes preachers can get into a rhetorical flourish in the excitement of a moment. Stories like this can lead one to think, if he hasn't actually read Spurgeon, that he was just a wannabe, and not one of those *hypers.*
But I'm curious: does anybody know if there's any basis for that "elect some more" rumor?
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Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, December 10, 2013 /FSC/ – Kalimantan Gold Corporation Limited (KLG – TSX Venture, KLG – AIM)
As a result of a review of the technical disclosure of Kalimantan Gold Corporation Limited (the "Company") by the British Columbia Securities Commission, the Company is issuing this press release to clarify certain of its recently published technical disclosure on the Company's website at www.kalimantan.com and in material distributed through press releases in relation to a technical report filed on November 27, 2013.
On November 27, 2013 the Company filed a technical report entitled "NI43-101 Technical Report on the Jelai Gold Project, North Kalimantan, Indonesia, dated effective November 1, 2013 written by Dr. Steve Garwin and Dr. Noel White on the Company's PT Jelai Cahaya Minerals property (the "Report") in support of technical information announced on November 27, 2013.
On December 9, 2013 the Company filed a revised technical report ("Revised Report") to address the NI43-101 deficiencies and that is now compliant with NI43-101. The Revised Report is effective November 1, 2013 and signed December 5, 2013. The Revised Report recommends that the Company should complete gold resource calculations for Mewet, Sembawang and Lipan vein systems that are NI43-101 compliant. If the grade-tonnage characteristics of the gold resources justify, then a scoping study for development should be initiated. It is the authors' opinion that the location of the veins and the relationship to local topography favor open-pit mining of the Sembawang and Lipan veins and under-ground exploitation of the Mewet vein. This opinion does not imply that the veins contain economic mineral resources but merely highlights the relationships of the veins to local topography. Assuming a favorable outcome to the economic studies, then future exploration should focus on expanding gold-bearing shoots in the three known vein systems.
The Company wishes to clarify certain publicly disclosed technical information as follows:
* The statement in the November 27, 2013 press release that the Report confirms the potential for a gold mineral resource to be defined and ultimately developed at the Jelai Gold project is not supported by the Report. The Report disclosed the potential length, depth and thicknesses of the gold-bearing portions of the Mewet, Sembaweng and Lipan veins above a cut-off but it did not include the cautionary language required by NI43-101. The Report used the term "ore-shoot" and "vein-lode" to describe mineralization. The use of such terms implies economic viability and is inappropriate before completion of a positive preliminary feasibility study or feasibility study and the terms have been removed from the Revised Report and the Revised Report includes the appropriate cautionary language.
* The certificates of the qualified persons ("QPs") in the Report did not specify which items of the report each of the QPs were responsible for, what prior involvement each of the QPs have had with the property and a statement that the QP's are independent of the Company as required by NI43-101. The Revised Report includes the amended certificates.
* The Report recommended work for on-going development of the property including detail on drilling and sampling however, it did not provide a breakdown of costs to perform the work. The Revised Report includes the phased budget for the recommended work program.
* A corporate presentation that was posted on the Company's website has now been removed as it contained references to potential gold resources at both the Jelai exploration project and at the Beruang Kanan exploration target on the KSK Contract of Work in Central Kalimantan that were not supported by NI43-101 compliant technical reports and did not contain the cautionary language required by NI43-101 and are therefore retracted by the Company. The corporate presentation also contained information on other exploration targets located on the Company's KSK project that should be considered out-of-date and as such should not be relied upon. The Company's press release dated November 12, 2013 provided an update on activity on the KSK project. The Company will update the information on its web site.
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LRC XIV Localisation in The Cloud 9 78% of the contributions in the first 3 months were in the long tail Long Tail languages typically have 1-2 dedicated contributors
LRC XIV Localisation in The Cloud 10 Power Users gain context which leads to higher quality translations Keeping languages open for scrutiny increases overall consistency Ex/Good --------------------------------- The translation conveys the meaning correctly and no changes are required. Meaning is understood without consulting the source. Medium -------------------------------- The translation would probably mislead the user, because the translation in this context is wrong. Also excessive spelling and grammar mistakes. Poor ------------------ The translation would never be used in IT, is meaningless, or overly jokey. The source text needs to be consulted to understand the meaning at all.
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We have already dealt with useful information on how users add instant Message Profiles to iPhone contacts. Now we have come up with important information. In this, we discuss how iPhone users can add social media profiles to iPhone Contacts. Curious users can also check how they can add social shortcuts to iPhone contacts with the help of Gotha Cydia tweak.
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Step #1. Launch Contacts app on your iPhone.
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There are no rules that potted irises cannot be viewed on a tour. But, there
is a rule that "guest irises" from hybridizers should be planted in the
According to the AIS Convention Handbook (1984) - Code of Ethics #4 "All
guest irises will be planted at least two feet apart in well-tended beds."
Of course, these are the rules for an AIS National Convention, but I would
hope that all Regional Spring Meetings showing guest irises also follow the
Code of Ethics for the sake of all the hybridizers who provide guest irises.
There are two pages in the section on "Tour Gardens" that include
"Suggestions for Tour Garden Owners," "The Code of Ethics," and the "Duties,
Obligations and Rules for Tour Garden Owners." Hybridizers expect their
guest irises to be handled and cared for according to these rules.
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With all the rain we've had, I have more weeds than irises.
I'm always looking for volunteers to weed.
In a message dated 06/24/2001 2:57:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
email@example.com writes:
> Subj: Re: [iris-talk] CULT: Potted Irises
> Date: 06/24/2001 2:57:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time
> From: firstname.lastname@example.com (Gary White)
> Reply-to: email@example.com
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Also, one other question/comment, please.
> You mentioned that:
> "The only disadvantage, container gardens are not allowed on regional
> tours. Would love to have my garden in the Region 6 regional tour in
> 2003, but the local club tells me it is just not allowed."
> Is that just a local ruling or your regional one? I have never seen
> such a ruling either in any national context or in our regional (region
> 21) by-laws. If it is a national/regional one, do you know what the
> rationale behind it is? I would think that people would welcome the
> chance to see irises grown well in containers, or by other various
> methods, for that matter. I have been to national japanese iris tours
> in which there were a few gardens with most (or, at least many) of the
> japanese irises in pots standing in pools of water. And these can be,
> and were very attractive and instructive. I can think of no good reason
> for disallowing a garden specializing in growing irises in pots from
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> I have missed something in reading the bylaws, etc. Can you shed any
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