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Tales from the Gif considers an outro
Remember kids, if your team is full of super humans, game theory doesn't really matter. pic.twitter.com/dQNxqxjhcw
— Red Lee (@BDJargon) October 7, 2016
Now Lewis just needs to do a history youtube channel and he has an outro.
I hope to get back to gif/video creations this season, we'll see what kind of material Rutgers puts out there.
OFFICIAL Rutgers Look A Like Diary
Let's get to know our upcoming opponent the Rutgers Scarlet Knights!
Click on the player's name to bring up their picture. HINT: Set width to 150 when posting the image.
This Month in MGoBlog History - October 2006: The Defense is Rolling and an Iconic Photo is Taken
On September 30, Michigan beat Minnesota 28-14. WH highlights.
October 2 - Monday
Minnesota game column. Brian has praise for DeBord! But Henne is still mystifying.
October 3 - Tuesday
Brian's Blogpoll Ballot Week 6.
UFR: Defense vs. Minnesota. The performance was better than the final score indicated. Woodley had a +7, but Charles Stewart came in for a -6.
October 4 - Wednesday
Hennechart Legend. This is a helpful explanation of the different categories.
UFR: Offense vs. Minnesota. Again, mostly a discussion about the improvements of Henne and Debord.
So how do you like me now?
Uh... Mike? DeBord?
Darn tootin'.
October 5 - Thursday
Unverified Voracity is Brief. Max Martin has been kicked out of Alabama (after earlier being dismissed from Michigan). The football team's injury situation is improving. Morgan Trent should be back, and Carson Butler will be back from suspension.
Brian challenges some recent mainstream media pieces. The first might have been sarcasm, but the second asserts that there is too much talk about 11-0 'M' meeting 11-0 OSU, it will automatically send one of those teams to the national championship game and other teams won't be considered.
October 6 - Friday
Blogpoll roundtable with questions about how much the blogger pays attention to the national CFB scene…
Well... no. I have long advocated finding a niche and becoming lord of that niche. My niche is Michigan and the Big Ten, so I do things like DVR Penn State-Northwestern and keep an eye on Wisconsin-Indiana.
And if their team needs better or different exposure…
Michigan doesn't exactly want for attention, but I would like it if Drew Sharp was reassigned to prep volleyball. And forced to dress up like a clown to attend games. And then spanked on the local news. By Madeline Albright.
Michigan State game preview. This could be the fourth straight year an 'M' running back rushes for more than 200 yards in this game. How things have changed…
Finally, three opportunities for me to look stupid Sunday:
Hart: 159.
Breaston rips off a huge return.
34-17, Michigan.
October 7 - Saturday
Michigan beat Michigan State 31-13. WH highlights.
October 9 - Monday
Ever since college football entered my consciousness, Michigan State has been dangerous because of its stupidity. Sometimes they're a danger to others because they're too stupid to know they should lose. Sometimes they're a danger to themselves because they're too stupid, period. This was the latter.
Manningham is on crutches and likely out for the Penn St. game.
October 10 - Tuesday
Review of Penn St. vs. Minnesota film. The Nittany Lions don't look too difficult. They are only getting a pass rush from Jay Alford, Anthony Morelli is only slightly less erratic, and Derrick Williams is about where Steve Breaston is.
Unverified Voracity Rips the Vote and analyzes reasons and theories of why voters vote the way they do.
Manningham will be out 2-3 weeks. Penn St. is still preparing for him to pay.
UFR: Defense vs. MSU. Hall had a +9, but Trent had -4. Overall, there are concerns that the defense might not be as amazing as it was earlier expected. I bet this wasn't as spectacular as Jourdan Lewis:
3-3-5 Stack
Um... okay, Jamar. Nice interception, but you cost us like 30 yards of field positon. Feel my wrath: -1. (Coverage +1)
Drive Notes: Interception, 31-7, 13 min 4th Q.
October 11 - Wednesday
Official blogpoll ballot week 7.
Unverified Voracity Verbally Commits to Kicking Your Ass. Paterno continues to take shots at recruits who didn't go to PSU, despite having a number of players who were committed to other schools before they signed with Penn St.
Offensive UFR will be delayed.
MGoBlog becomes affiliated with ArmChair GM. Sounds like it was similar to SB Nation.
October 12 - Thursday
Brian hates time of possession. He makes the point that TOP was more important when the game was primarily running based. Also, "per possession" is the key measure, not "per game".
UFR: Offense vs. MSU. Henne was off compared to recent weeks, but the backup RBs showed good promise, including a TD from Brandon Minor.
October 13 - Friday
Penn St. game preview. This game isn't expected to be too much of a challenge.
Finally, three opportunities for me to look stupid Sunday:
Hart out rushes Hunt by 60-70 yards.
Morelli throws at least one interception.
24-10, Michigan.
On October 14, Michigan beat Penn St. 17-10. WH highlights part 1 and part 2.
October 15 - Sunday
October 16 - Monday
Penn St. game column, complete with iconic photo.
Also, the "i post Morelli photo again" tag should get more use.
Some guy named Dan Steinberg wants to make polls based on the football analytics that oddsmakers receive to set lines on college games. Brian is not a fan.
October 17 - Tuesday
What is Unverified Voracity? (Not Love). Brian highlights some choice comments from other blogs.
Brian parses an interview with Scoop Jackson. Also, a funny note that one of his roommates forgot to tape the Penn St. game so the UFR is going to be delayed.
October 18 - Wednesday
Maxwell Pundit ballot. Brian's top three this week: Calvin Johnson, Alan Branch, and Troy Smith.
Official Blogpoll week 8 and voting breakdown.
UFR: Defense vs. Penn St. No surprise, the defense was dominating. Woodley led the way with +9. The CB opposite Hall is becoming worrisome. Both Morgan Trent and Johnny Sears received the lowest grade of -1.
October 19 - Thursday
Blogger roundtable with several questions about coaching hot seats and bad preseason predictions. Brian predicts that Walt Harris would lose his job at Stanford.
UFR: Offense vs. Penn St. Henne is starting to show John Navarre-like intangibles (this is a good thing). The interior OL is looking shaky.
October 20 - Friday
The mailbag: an cop-out piece that combines astounding arrogance ("listen to me answer your questions, peon!") with laziness (since mailers write half of it for you).
Unverified Sunshine of Spotless Voracity. Quote from Adrian Arrington's mom:
"His goal this year was to prove himself in that number," Norma Arrington said. "He wants people to say, `I don't remember that much about the quarterback (John Navarre) who wore it. We remember that Arrington guy.'
Don't worry, a new #16 will soon eclipse both of you.
Iowa game preview. Iowa is not living up to Brian's preseason expectations.
Finally, three opportunities for me to look stupid Sunday:
Breaston touchdown. I have to be right about this eventually.
Hart does turn out to have some sort of minor ding and we see a lot of Grady and Minor.
31-13, Michigan.
Bo had a medical issue on the set of the Big Ten Ticket program. It's unknown how serious it was.
On October 21, Michigan beat Iowa. 20-6. The MGoBlue box score no longer exists, but here is the official recap. Highlights.
October 22 - Sunday
Iowa game open thread with lots of pregame rumors.
October 23 - Monday
Are computer rankings useful? Yes, if you put good information into them.
Iowa game column. This was a dominating win.
October 24 - Tuesday
Brian's week 9 blogpoll ballot.
Unverified Voracity is Totally Miserable. Adrian Arrington is having some legal issues.
October 26 - Thursday
Brian is very sick so UFRs are delayed.
UFR: Defense vs. Iowa. Woodley led with +10. Branch, Jamieson, and Crable all have +6. The only negative is Will Johnson with a -1.
UFR: Offense vs. Iowa. Henne was decently accurate, but it was all short throws. Greg Mathews and Carson Butler showed promise.
October 27 - Friday
Hello Toney Clemons (with still working highlight video!). Clemons' time at 'M' would not end so well.
Finally, three opportunities for me to look stupid Sunday:
Breaston touchdown. I have to be right about this eventually.
Ohio State loses to Minnesota by 80 points.
30-6, Michigan.
Unverified Voracity: OMG. LOL. OMG. The national media really wants to call the defense the "English Majors".
On October 28, Michigan beat Northwestern 17-3. Highlights.
October 30 - Monday
Northwestern game open thread.
Northwestern game column. Brian is grumpy about the poncho he used during the game Everyone is grumpy about Mike DeBord's offense.
DeBord's been OC here for four years and has had the good fortune to coach opposite two of the finest defenses in Michigan history. He's a pitcher who gets 8 runs a game from his offense: his win-loss record is virtually meaningless. If he didn't have a gaudy record it would be conclusive proof that he is inept.
Brian's blogpoll ballot week 10.
October 31 - Tuesday
On Notice.
State of Recruiting: Offense. Not much here. This side of the ball is almost done. Marquis Maze is still committed. The OL is the only need, but there aren't many recognizable names on the board.
Forgotten Blue - Rudy Tomjanovich
This past summer my new BFF It's Harambe took on the thankless task of asking his fellow MgoBloggers to rank the top 25 Michigan athletes of all time. As the list was revealed it was clear to this reader that some of the most notable players who competed during the athletic stone age (pre-internet) had been forgotten about. This weekly diary will take a look at the more notable players from our past to remind everyone of what they did and why they deserve to be honored and remembered.
On hearing the news of having his jersey retired ... "I had never really even thought about it because it doesn't happen as much in college basketball as it does in pro basketball. I thought the University of Michigan had given me so much already in the chance to play here and an education so I felt I won out in that deal."
Rudy Tomjanovich used an outstanding jump shot and a knack for grabbing rebounds to average 30 points and fifteen rebounds per game and earn All-America honors in 1970. An outstanding high school player in Hamtramck, Michigan, Tomjanovich's accomplishments in the first three years of play in Crisler Arena (1967-1970) made him one of Michigan's basketball immortals.
Over the course of three seasons, the 6-7 forward corralled 1,039 rebounds, still the highest total in Michigan history, and twice led the Big Ten in rebounding (1968-69 and 1969-70). He led the team in scoring in each of his three seasons, totaling 1,808 point, sixth on the all-time list. His 25.1 career scoring average ranks second only to Cazzie Russell. Tomjanovich still holds the Crisler Arena records for single game scoring and field goals (48 points and 21 field goals vs Indiana, 1/7/69) and single game rebounding record (27 in Michigan's first game in Crisler Arean vs Kentucky, 12/2/67). His best rebounding effort came against Loyola in 1969 when he grabbed 30 caroms - tops on the Michigan all-time list.
Rudy was selected in the 1970 NBA draft as the second overall pick by the San Diego Rockets (the franchise relocated to Houston in 1971), for whom he would play the entirety of his NBA career. He was also drafted in both 1970[ and 1974 by the Utah Stars of the ABA. In his eleven years in the NBA, Tomjanovich had a scoring average of 17.4 points and a rebounding average of 8.1, earning five All-Star Game selections in the process (1974–1977, 1979). He is the third-leading scorer in Rockets history behind Hall of Famers Calvin Murphy and Hakeem Olajuwon. Because his last name was so long, the back of Tomjanovich's jerseys would read "RUDY T.", rather than his 11 character name.
Despite Tomjanovich's noteworthy career as a player, he is perhaps best remembered for an infamous occurrence at the height of his playing career. In a December 9, 1977 game, the Los Angeles Lakers' Kermit Washington punched Tomjanovich. The blow shattered Tomjanovich's jaw and face and inflicted life-threatening head injuries, leaving him sidelined for five months. He eventually made a full recovery, but his playing career slowly came to a halt and he was forced to retire in his mid 30s. The story and aftermath are recounted in the John Feinstein book The Punch: One Night, Two Lives, and the Fight That Changed Basketball Forever.
On February 10th, 2003 Rudy's #45 joined Cazzie Russell's #33 as the only two jersey numbers ever retired by the University of Michigan. On that day Rudy said the following;
"This is a highlight in my really blessed basketball career. The reality of it all is they didn't have to do this for me. They've done enough because they made my dream come true back in 1966 when I got to play here. It was my dream. I was a highly recruited player and I read the letters but the only place I wanted to be was right here because I just love the basketball program. When I got a chance to play here, it was a dream come true. I really got a great basketball education here. They helped me to get drafted high as the second pick in the NBA. I love both my coaches -- Dave Strack, and Johnny Orr was just getting started."
For those wondering I downvoted myself cause I was looking at the post and accidently clicked the down arrow and there's no way to undue the action!
Best and Worst: Wisconsin
This is going to be a short one. I didn't get home until late Sunday night, only finished watching the game in full around 9:30 pm. Of course, after weeks of relatively uneventful games that let me ramble on for 5,000 words, an actual, compelling contest breaks out and I'm going to be quick-hitting the whole thing. Ah well.
Best: The Lewis
For a certain vintage of Wolverine fan, The Woodson has mythical properties. It came during that magical 1997 season and, along with the punt return against OSU, was THE signature play for Woodson during his final year. From a contextual standpoint, the play had everything you wanted: the opponent was a rival that was actually pretty good (MSU was ranked as high as #11 that year and were definitely turning into the best version of those Saban teams), the stakes were huge on a season level (UM was #5 in the country), and the game itself was still close late in that third quarter. And in the moment, all of the elements were perfect: Woodson displaying preternatural instincts and athleticism to be in that position, to stretch out every inch of his body, the amazing control to corral that ball and land with a foot inbounds, even the way the referee signalled the turnover with one of those emphatic arm swings you usually see when umpires punch batters out or when Shelton Benjamin's jaw was greeted with some Sweet Chin Music.
It was a perfect distillation of football, of all those coach-isms you hear spouted by announcers of players "just needing to make a football play" as they choke a bit on the faux nostalgia. It's a moment that feels both of the time and timeless, one of the greatest players in college football's history putting his stamp on the timeline while the sidelines seem to to be outfitted only with rejected windbreakers from Eastbay. And the fact that everyone who wasn't in East Lansing that day saw it in 4:3 aspect ratio on some oversized "standard definition" tubed TV made it more indelible because it required a certain article of faith. We didn't have super-clear HD signals on massive flatscreens and DVRs; you saw MSU's QB get flushed toward the sideline, toss it up and out of bounds to live another day, and the next moment you saw Woodson just dripping in swagger from the sideline while the ref said it was UM's ball and it all seemed insane and unbelievable, a defiance of physics and unspoken laws of football. You hear rival fans complain about UM often living on past glories, and there's some truth to that, but every year I find myself watching this play a couple of times and every time it still fills me with the same giddiness, the same excitement, the same logic-defying awe that a person catching synthetic leather in his hand can take my breath away. And it stands up; it'll always stand up.
For a new generation, I hope Jourdan Lewis's interception in this game takes on such reverence, because it deserves it. Like Woodson, even outside of the context of the game the mere mechanics of the play were pretty remarkable. First off, it's man coverage with Lewis trailing Rushing and only daylight ahead of him. Thomas was somewhat in the vicinity of the play, but had Lewis let that ball get past him I'm not sure anyone stops a TD. Also, like a lot of Hornibrook's throws, it was a bit short, meaning that Lewis had to judge on the fly that he was no longer trailing the intended receiver but was starting to wall off the "defender" on his own reception. To those watching on TV, it's obvious the ball is slowing up, but on the field and going at full speed, I have to imagine this wasn't as clear. Plus, if the ball was coming up short, the corner is always susceptible to the cheap PI call as the target tries to "fight back" to the ball, forcing Lewis to play it as it flew. And finally, he had to make that play with full extension and only one hand.
I know there are #GameTheory reasons why Lewis should have just batted that ball down (1st-and-goal from the 8 vs. around midfield), but this is college football, and so "knock it down" isn't a given. But regardless, it was an amazing play by a player I think some people have forgotten about amongst the stars on defense. But while Peppers and the line have gotten the lion's share of the attention these first couple of games, and Stribling and (before his injury) Clark played great while Lewis was on the mend, it's Jourdan who was the All-American last year and hasn't missed a beat since he took the field.
Now, Lewis probably isn't going to receive the accolades Woodson received during that year; if anything, another defensive player will be getting that love. But this team still has the same goals, and if they attain them it'll be because of players like Lewis making plays like that.
Best: Eater of (Cheese) Worlds
Oh boy, the defense.
Where to start? Wisconsin's isn't a dynamic offense, but it still came into the game averaging around 410 yards per game; they finished the day with 159 yards. They didn't crack 100 yards rushing or passing despite averaging about 200 in each phase coming into the game. Despite only recording 2 sacks on the day, UM's defense allowed exactly 3 drives (out of 13) over 4 plays, with no drive being longer than 37 yards. Wiscy's lone score came after a 46-yard interception return, and for the game were only in UM territory 3 times. If last weeks' game was an ass kicking, this was a smothering.
At no point did Wisconsin show an ability to move the ball consistently, and at times it almost felt like they just wanted to give the defense a breather before sending them back out.
In addition to the fantastic coverage by Lewis all game, he also had 4 solo tackles, including a couple against the run/off screens that stifled what could have been dangerous plays. It took him a couple of weeks to get on the field, but he was an All American when he ended last year and is probably better thus far this season.
On the other side, Stribling had a really solid day. He had 2 picks, played really solid defense despite being the clear focus of Wisconsin's (admittedly anemic) passing offense, and didn't let anything break long on him. There was one mistake in the 4th wherein he sort of tripped and let Jazz Peavy get open with yards of open space only for Hornibrook to overthrow him, but otherwise Stribling played almost as well as Lewis. With Clark out for the year, it's nice to see that Stribling can still give UM great coverage opposite Lewis.
The defensive line, as usual, dominated the opposition. This was a pretty stout Wisconsin line that could not get anything going on the ground, and the lack of sacks and TFLs can in part be attributed to the relatively small number of plays and the fact Hornibrook rarely looked to throw the ball deep. And when he did, he had to get rid of the ball in a hurry as the pocket collapsed around him.
About the only area that had some issues were the linebackers in coverage, as both McCray and Gedeon seemed to lose contact with Wisconsin receivers and running backs for substantial gains this game. But even that is picking nits; the one TD scored was on a perfect throw with Gedeon giving decent coverage; sometimes you just get beat by a good playcall and execution.
Honestly, I'd like to write more about the defense because it feels like I'm short-changing them, but what else is there to say? This is the second week in a row where nobody busted big, and the rest of the time the unit was just gnashing up playcalls and spitting out the remnants for 2nd-and-long. Without hyperbole, I'm not sure there's a team they'll play this month that will be able to break 300 total yards against this defense, and both Rutgers and Illinois have strong chances of seeing the Michigan side of the field only at the end of quarters. I'm going to have to spend part of my time this week finding ever-more-humiliating images to encapsulate what this defense does to mortals.
Best: Two-Dimensional Offense
You look at the raw numbers (130 yards rushing at 3 ypc, 219 yards passing at 6.8 ypa) and it feels a bit underwhelming – coming into the game, UM averaged 52 points and around 470 yards per game. But watching the game, it felt like the offense was working hard against a really good Wisconsin defense (even down star LB Biegel) and finding ways to move the ball. Speight was under fire throughout this game (4 sacks, 3 more QB hits, and a dozen other times where one or more Badgers were bearing down on him), and handled it pretty well. There were a couple of times he spun away from pressure, kept looking downfield, and didn't panic with the ball.
As per usual it seems, his worst throws were when he was reasonably clean; his pick was thrown between 4 Wisconsin defenders, and he nearly had another ball picked off near the endzone in the first half while sorta statring-down Grant Perry. He's never going to be a 2016-style "playmaker" like Lamar Jackson or Deshaun Watson, but he plays within himself and keeps the team in a game (63%, 219 yards, 1:1 TD:INT). And his final TD drive was borne from a calmness that has been his trademark this season, throwing a perfect ball to Darboh for the winning score.
(As a quick aside, Darboh is having a great final year. Him and Speight are clearly on the same wavelength, and he's displaying some quickness to complement his physicality. He beat the Wisconsin corner here by a step or two, and picked up another first down on a slant where he outran the trailing player. He's not a burner, but there's an athleticism emerging here that UM can absolutely exploit).
The running game also felt solid even though they recorded 200 yards less on the ground than against PSU last week. Excising sacks and end-of-game runs designed to bleed the block, UM averaged about 4.5 ypc and picked up 11(!) of their 21 first downs on the ground. And they did so despite losing Grant Newsome for half the game (and, based on early reports, the rest of the year), conscripting Bushell-Beatty into the lineup with mixed results. And against a Wisconsin front that loves to bring pressure, the backs kept moving forward (only 2 TFLs for 2 yards).
Isaac felt like the star of the game for the backs, consistently slicing through creases and picking up yardage, especially in that second half. Of course, he also almost coughed up the ball deep in UM territory with barely anyone around, which brought back nightmares of his game against Maryland that basically stapled him to the bench. But he recovered nicely and really is a solid talent when he can keep the ball secure. Smith plowed through guys (though he missed at least 1 big cutback on the first TD drive that would have picked up a first down), while Evans had a nice early run and also caught a ball for a first down. It was weird to not see Higdon a week after his coming out party against PSU, but otherwise everyone you sort of expected to show up did and performed consistently, which given how this running game has looked in the past is whole-heartedly welcomed.
What got Michigan was it's inability to end drives with points. UM had 23 more plays than Wisconsin (76 to 53), 13 more first downs (21 to 8), held the ball for 11 more minutes (35:41 to 24:19), won the turnover battle 3-1, and the field position battle by 8 yards per drive. But they also went 3/15 on 3rd down. They had a couple very makeable FGs they missed and had a couple more drives into Wisconsin territory that died due to costly penalties and sacks. Some of that you expect against a top-10 defense like Wisconsin's, but this was a game that shouldn't have been so close late in the 4th. A big part of Wisconsin having a shot to win a game like this hinged on UM's offense struggling to put them away, and that nearly came to fruition. There isn't a team on this schedule save for OSU that can slow down UM's offense, but there are quite a few teams that can absolutely turn bad plays into gifted points. That needs to be shored up quickly.
Worst: Kenny Doggins, Amirite?
Something is wrong with Kenny Allen. He can sorta still punt, but if there is really such a thing as yips, he's got it with kicking FGs. I'm not blaming him; kicking a football sounds incredibly stressful, especially since perfection is the baseline and you have so few opportunities to make amends. Blow a block or give up a long TD, and you'll (probably) be out there on the next series with a shot at redemption. But there might only be 3-4 times a game when a kicker can ply his trade, and thus misses are amplified. But it might be time for UM to either find a different FG kicker or change their approach offensively in those situations. I assume Harbaugh will look into all options, including going for it on reasonable 4th-down distances, but I think we've seen enough evidence that something is amiss and until it gets resolved, there's no reason to keep playing roulette.
Also, and this will be an ongoing complaint, but can this team just settle on a spread punt formation? I get when you are playing dinosaur football you trot out all the favorites, but the way an overmatched team stays in games is with special teams miscues, and there were a couple of punts late in the game the Badgers had chances to return because there were 2 gunners and nobody else for 10 yards. If you are going to block the kick, then go for it, but a standard formation that half-assedly puts pressure on the kick while leaving returns exposed seems like the worst of all worlds.
Worst: TV Clock Management
Complaining that football games take too long isn't new; all those unpaid amateur athletes apparently still have bills that only EA Sports* and heavy-duty trucks shilled by a self-professed "asshhole" can pay, and that isn't going to change. But as someone who was watching this game in pieces at a 90th birthday party, it was, I guess, the opposite of a blast to watch the last 3 minutes of Definitely Not Back Texas vs. Oklahoma St. when I fired up the DVR Sunday night (oh, and watch a video of a college QB going all Dude Perfect throwing a ball to his friend on a Jet Ski). Games don't fit into nice little 3-hour chunks like they used to, and yet still scheduling games into those blocks just leads to the inevitable overruns and frantic channel flipping as you have to find something called ESPNews 7.5 so that you can watch kickoff recorded on a portrait-oriented video from a production guy's iPhone 5. And the thing is, we're all football addicts; you could schedule the game to start at 4 and we'd still watch. And with #Pac12AfterDark, Saturday games have actually become a 14-hour bender for the rabid fan. But don't force me to watch two teams I don't care about run out the string either.
* I'll admit, I do think this particular commercial is clever. Doesn't mean I need to see it every couple of breaks.
Best: Another Rivalry Game!
So UM will finally leave the cozy confines of Ann Arbor and travel to hated rival [citation necessary] the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. They are of course coming off a stirring…a, nevermind.
Yeah, this will be ugly. UM isn't going to score 58 like OSU because, well, what the Buckeyes are doing is a bit unreal (and probably a bit unsustainable), but they'll dismantle Rutgers just as easily. And given that it's UM's first road game, I'm looking more to see how the offense looks in a hostile-ish setting, given the fact they'll be going to MSU, Iowa, and OSU later on in the season. You always hear the adage that defense travels, but the offense is still just wonky enough that I'd like to see them put a couple of TDs on the board early. That said, again, this game should be out of reach by halftime, though I suspect Harbaugh will play it straight for a bit longer. Still, UM should head into their bye 6-0 and primed for the meat of their schedule, and we'll have a Wife Day worth discussing.
The State Of Our Open Threads: After Wisconsin
We saw a little glimmer of how the blog handles its adversity during the first half of the Colorado game when things did not go all that well, needless to say, but yesterday in a game against a conference opponent with a legitimate defense, a game that some strangely thought we could dance through, we received an interesting insight into game-long adversity.
Despite winning, we managed to do something that we haven't done in all the time I have been doing this - nearly literally doubled the fucks.
In the first four games, we managed to accumulate 487 fucks, and in three hours of old school Big Ten drudgery, we accumulated 422 fucks. If there's a headline from the game that applies to this little feature, it is definitely that. Although we tacked on a 25% increase in shit and a nearly 50% increase in "damn" in just one game, the totall fucks were something to behold. Now, granted it was concentrated around one phase of the game which came pre-imploded this time around, as well as the Newsome injury and a couple other events, but still it was fascinating.
So, let's take a look at the tempo-adjusted fucks - our FART (Fucks Adjusted For Real Time) rate for this game was 2.110, or essentially a little over 2 fucks per minute of total airtime, and our SHART (Shits Adjusted For Real Time) was 0.325, so we used shit sparingly in this game and went right to fuck. FAP Rate (Fucks Adjusted For Total Plays) comes in at 3.271, or a little over 3 fucks per snap. Both FART and FAP are at their highest levels since 2015 Penn State.
The combined FART / SHART, or SQUIRT, came in at 6.492, which indicates a pretty stressful fuck-filled game, heavy on the fucks compared to shits. The last time it was that high? 2014 Rutgers, bur let's never discuss this game so long as we all shall live, right?
As for the thread itself, across 2,100 replies we had 941 tracked instances, which comes to an overall efficiency rating of 2.23, but as you can see below, when you have a thread that by itself accounts for about 27% of all tracked instances over five games, it's easy to achieve that. Interestingly, all efficiencies so far this year have been in a range between about 2.90 and 2.20, which means we're overall pretty steady-handed about the season so far, I think.
If we look at the Original Six analysis with normalized values, you can see how much Colorado and now Wisconsin stand out as games have gone so far this season.
So, Colorado - heavy on "shit" and "suck", and Wisconsin was heavy on "fuck" and "damn" in comparison to other games. Seems like seasons of old to me. Maybe we 're settling into that familiar pattern of Michigan football stress after all.
Rutgers should be interesting in a different way - perhaps not so stressful this coming week.


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My artist friends, the very talented Dahlia Broul and Jarrod Gecek thought it appropriate for a writer to have a showcase for her writing. I hope in this blog to do just that. If I do not stick to topics pertaining to writing and my personal writing experience, feel free to scold me.
About me: I am a published writer! Yes! I am married! It's true! I really like exclamation points, and I always overuse the elipsis...
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Why I Blog
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Reading this was definitely a reflection of how I feel about blogging, and like you I could ramble on but it really does boil down to me loving it. I love having my own little space on the internet that is mine and to have a creative outlet that people can see and hopefully appreciate. All of my other creative outlets are quite private things, such as creative writing. But with blogging it's out there and people see and interact with it, which is amazing.ReplyDelete
I think it's really hard to remember that chasing "followers" doesn't make us happy. What's the point in having thousands of readers if the content we're producing isn't making us happy?ReplyDelete
I realised recently that I had forgotten why I started a blog and the reason behind writing it. Now I'm focused on writing the kind of blog that I would want to read - if people like it, that's great, and if they don't, that's OK too. I'm writing my blog so I can look back and see all the things I did, books I read, and things I was once interested in.
You've got to forget about how quickly other blogs have grown and ask yourself, "do I want to do what they're doing?" Chances are you don't. Go your own way and forget about how many readers you have.
When I started my blog back in 2012 I also had no idea about SEO or PR but now it's something that I would love to pursue as a potential career!ReplyDelete
I've also found some blogs have only been around for a year or so and have so many more followers than me which is definitely a little disheartening but I personally love blogging and it is now part of my daily routine, I wouldn't have it any other way! x
- Beautyqueenuk13 June 2015 at 20:48
I love that blogging is a learning curve. Every single day I learn something new whether it is a piece of html or a new SEO trick. I love that I have met so many other bloggers and made so many new friends who I wouldn't have met if it wasn't for blogging and the same with PR girls and boys, some of whom I also chat to daily and for me that is what I love about blogging. Not the numbers, not my daily views or who has more followers than who, all of which I am grateful for xReplyDelete
Love this post, glad you shared =]ReplyDelete
- Emily Knott15 June 2015 at 14:51
This is so beautifully written. I love my little blog for the pure fact it is a place for me to escape. I love beauty and I love writing and that's that. The added bonuses is that people read my content and I have made so many online friends that share the same interests. Blogging can be pressured, but I try and take a more relaxed approach and it works for me.ReplyDelete
Congrats on being done with exams! Mine have yet to begin but I already can't wait to get back to lots of blogging! I feel the same way, blogging can be reaaaally tiring but it's so much fun and the personal rewards are even better :) And I can never stay away from my online buddies! hehe xReplyDelete
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I think ultimately that is what it does boil down, we blog because we love it which I think is a very good reason in itself. The fact that blogging is out there I think opens up a whole world of opportunities and interaction with other like minded people, I like that.ReplyDelete
Exactly Sophie! I mean it's lovely to think people enjoy reading my blog but if they only followed for the sake of it or to enter a give away I may have had running at the time and then proceeded to never come back then I think that would make me rather sad. Of course that will happen but I'd hope that the majority would come back to read more.ReplyDelete
I'd like to see my blog as more of an online diary in one way or another, it's great to look back at older posts. Some make me sad because my life has changed in ways I wish it hadn't but then others make me incredibly happy too, I like that.
Oh don't get me wrong, I actually find SEO and PR rather interesting, I just wish I understood it better at times. I really do empathise with you there, I find it disheartening too at times but I try my very best to look past it and to continue doing what I enjoy.ReplyDelete
Blogging sure is one huge learning curve, there seems like something new to learn each day sometimes. I have met some really lovely people through this too, things like that make it all worth it.ReplyDelete
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it Emma.ReplyDelete
That sounds like the perfect approach to me Emily! It sure can feel pressurised at times, at least we can all relate with each other on that note!ReplyDelete
Thank you Sheri! Good luck to you for when they start. Yup the pros of blogging certainly outweigh the cons.ReplyDelete
Thank you Mimmi, I'm so glad that it is over, for now at least. I am glad you enjoyed the post, blogging sure is fun and it has an awesome community attached to it; that far outweighs the amount of followers one has.ReplyDelete
Fantastic post Amy! At the moment I've been really overwhelmed as well it feels like everything is happening at once! I always end up back at my blog in the end, it's fantastic that you are too!ReplyDelete
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Yep I know that feeling all too well Jordan, at least you keep on coming back, that's the most important thing! :)ReplyDelete
This was such a refreshingly open post. Honestly, this year I've been in awe of you, and I think also rather inspired. Knowing how much you were juggling and yet the quality and consistency of your blog never seemed to drop - it was just amazing to see. I'm quite a young blog, so I'm currently falling in love with blogging, but I know I do it because I love to write and this is one way of expressing myself, and combining it with other interests and...discovering myself? xReplyDelete
Ornella, thank you for such an amazing and kind comment. I read this in bed this morning and you put me in such a good mood, thank you! It's great to hear you enjoy blogging as much as you do, that's truly all you need! :)ReplyDelete
Fab post Amy! I think we all blog for similar reasons but it's always nice to hear a blogger's personal take on it - I think you know when you stick with it even when you're exhausted, it's love <3ReplyDelete
I hope you have a lovely break now you've finished your exams!!
Jess xo
- danniella josephine23 June 2015 at 18:11
Amy, you deserve a medal for juggling all of that! I am pretty much in the same boat as you, I started blogging 4 years ago. When I started, I had no idea that there were other bloggers, I just wanted an excuse to write about a mascara I had bought, so I could buy another. Even now, after 4 years, I am aware that my blog is never going to set the Internet alight, but I love it. I love meeting others, making people laugh through my posts, and actually using my brain and thinking about things in a creative and critical way. I am probably not going to blog forever, but I am enjoying the ride, however slow it may be :)ReplyDelete
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Thank you Jess, I'm glad you enjoyed reading this post and yes I am well and truly having a break now! :)ReplyDelete
- chloe sumner25 June 2015 at 20:39
I'm very new to blogging however I have been reading blogs for years. I stumbled over yours a couple of months ago and I can safely say this blog is one of the many things that inspired me to start my own. Despite you saying you haven't met as many milestones as others have, I hope as I continue to blog my own posts can look and sound as well put together as yours, as I'm currently in that really awkward 'basic' blog stage...haha! - Chloe xReplyDelete
Chloe that was such a sweet comment to read, thank you so very much. I remember starting my blog up, it's a really exciting time so enjoy it as much as you can. Thank you once again for such kind words. :)ReplyDelete
oh you're more thank welcome! thank you, I definitely will enjoy it :)ReplyDelete
That's all that matters! :)ReplyDelete


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TVB Rating Reports (26/07/2010 - 01/08/2010)
A Pillow Case of Mystery II - 施公奇案II (EP 10-14) - 30 PTS (Peaking at 39 PTS)
Beauty Knows No Pain - 女人最痛 (EP 01-05) - 28 PTS
2010 Miss Hong Kong Pageant - 香港小姐競選 - 25 PTS (Peaking at 29 PTS)
The Men of Justice - 法網群英 (EP 01-05) - 5 PTS
- TVB and BA received a total of 18 complaints. TVB got 11 ; BA got 7.
- TVB received 9 complaints on Lisa Chong's victory, that it was cheating.
- TVB received 2 complaints on Eric Tsang's rough language.
- BA received 7 complaints on the show being immoral.
- Tsang Sing Ming said: "MHK were scored by the panel of judges before the finals and scored again during the finals. There was also auditors present at the scene, there is no decision made beforehand nor was there any cheating going on."
Uhhh...Miss.HK show is a joke. There is too much behind the scene decision making going on. Men of Justice is...doing ok even though it only has 5 points. It's such a good show that shows a more lifelike side of the whole law enforcement teams like the prosecutors, different divisions in the police department, etc. And the cases, themselves, are on a different level from prior police cases. These cases are a real reflection of society and what it has become. The outcomes of these cases are not predictable, drama wise. They're NOT like TVB, where oh, the bad guy always goes to jail and the good guy finally gets justice. Sometimes, the line between good guy and bad guy is a blur especially in the cases in Men of Justice.


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In the early days of Tablet, minimalism was the order of the day, and the predominant look for design hotels involved an awful lot of vaguely futuristic blank white space. The pendulum of fashion keeps on swinging, though, and today an eclectic, bohemian style, packed with historical resonances, reigns supreme. Color is the new white; texture is the new clean; and the minimalist maxim "less is more" has never felt further from the truth. (It'll be back soon enough, though — but that's a story for another time.)
Paris, France — It's a sign of the times that Philippe Starck himself is now a designer of historic spaces. The rebirth of this Parisian nightlife classic began with a renovation of one of Starck's first high-profile projects, architects and designers Vincent Bastie, Tristan Auer and Denis Montel weaving a number of historical threads into a richly textured postmodern fabric.
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Stockholm, Sweden — Ten years ago you could still count on a Scandinavian boutique hotel to pay homage to the utopian modernism of the 20th century, but today a lush, historically informed coziness is the mark of a truly chic Stockholm interior.
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text: With Mike Brown. A little cage only Sneak Peak! An Interview With a Champion: Mike Thomas Brown I recently got the chance to sit down with WED 145lb champ Mike Thomas Brown. We talked about his past, his title, and his possible future in MMA. Enjoy. Beach Front News: Mike, tell us a little bit about yourself Mike Thomas Brown: My name is Mike Brown, I live in Boca Raton I train here in Coconut Creek. I'm from Maine originally and I'm a professional fighter. BFN: What's your record? MTB: 22-4 BFN: How'd you end up at American Top Team? MTB: I was training in the North East up in Massachusetts and Maine, I started fighting in a show down here called "The Absolute Fighting Championship" a local show in Florida and then I made some contacts and met Ricardo Liborio from there talked to him and asked him what I had to do to come down and train. He said "get a plain ticket" and that was it. BFN: You recently won the WEC 145lb title. What was it like winning especially from Urijah Faber? MTB: It was umm reaching the pinnacle of the sport for the little guys. You know if you're 145 pounds is the most prestigious title there is, so it was like finally reaching the top of the mountain. You know, you're climbing the hill and you wanna reach the top and I finally did. Now I'm just tryin to play king of the mountain, stay on top as long as I can and try to get paid while I'm doin it. BFN: Your next opponent is Jose Aldo, and explosive striker. What are your opinions on him? MTB: He's a young tough kid man. He's fast…. Gonna be a tough fight. Its not gonna be easy. All his fans think he's gonna crush me all my fans think I'm gonna crush him. So there's only one way to find out whats gonna happen and that's November 18th go in there and battle it out. BFN: Hows training been goin in preparation? MTB: Its good! I'm in good shape already 5 weeks out. I could fight now if I had to. I'll peek perfectly. I got no injuries and I'm healthy and ready to go. BFN: You got a strategy planned out? MTB: Do what I do every fight. Try to hit em hard and if it goes to the ground try to be on top. Real simple, you know. Do what I do. BFN: There's a rumor on the internet that after this fight you're gonna go to 155lb. Is it true? MTB: Ummmm, I'll fight 155 but I think right now there are a few other guys in line… I dunno! If I get through Aldo I mean this is a big huge test for me. I'll be happy with a "W" over him and then from there we reanalyze the situation. I'll go up to 155 though for opportunity with the UFC, try and make some money or bigger challenges but Aldo's no joke and this is gonna be a very tough fight to win. BFN: Now, for your local fans when you're not preppin for a fight and getting ready, training hard, where might they be able to run into you when you're hangin out? MTB: Maaaan… I don't go out a ton but sometimes I'll go to Miami, sometimes I'll go to the Hard Rock sometimes I'm just here at like AllStars. That's where I go to see the fights a lot AllStars in Deerfield Beach. I live in West Boca so you'll prolly find me creepin around Publix or something. I don't get out a lot, I'm here at the gym and when I do go out its once every couple months go maybe to Blue Martini, maybe goHard Rock or something. BFN: Any sponsors of thank you's you wanna throw out there? MTB: Yeah! I wanna of course thank American Top Team for everything they've given me. Tapout, Champion Nutrition, Bushmaster Firearms and check out my website www.MikeThomasBrown.com BFN: Alright Mike, Thank you very much. MTB: Thanks Bro.


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The Moon Underground Club has been going for a month now. Here's a little update on how it's doing.
The good news is that it has reached 10% capacity. The target is to get 10% a month in order to fill it up by November. The bad news is that I've heard a rumour that Dawson Leary is keen to join. Fortunately he doesn't get much pocket money so for now he's priced out. Who knows what the pound is going to do against the dollar in the coming months though. It's troubling times.
To keep track of what's happening, I've created a memberometer. If we can get to 100% in time, Dawson Leary will cry, and that is surely a massive incentive to join.
In club pertinent news, I have been screen printing. I did a course and now I know how, so I will be printing stuff as much as I can to get good at it. These are ones I did on the course:
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Please excuse the photo quality. It was night time. Screen printing is very fun, I'll do a blog on how it works at some point, and I think it's a technique that will be a good fit with my drawing style so I'll definitely be including something screen printed in the club bundle of stuff at the end of the year. Fingers crossed for 20% membership next month. If you'd like to join, either read about it here, or skip that bit and send an "I'd like to join the club" email to: firstname.lastname@example.com
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This week I'm reviewing work underway at the Health Prevention Trials Network (HPTN) on PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis of HIV. This is giving HIV medication to people who are negative who are at high risk of becoming infected.
If you are wondering why it's not just for whores, watch this video:
So Truvada is for anybody who might have an occasional slip up or regular slip ups in terms of using a condom during sex. One of the concerns about PrEP is that it could be challenging to take daily, as currently recommended. Would it work if you took it less frequently? That is a question waiting for an answer.
The HPTN 067 or ADAPT Study is going to help answer that question. ADAPT stands for "Alternative Dosing to Augment PrEP pill-Taking". Clever name, don't you think?
This study will examine what is the most effective way to take PrEP. One third of the participants will take Truvada daily, 1/3 will take it just before and after sex, and the final 1/3 will take it two times a week and a booster after sex.
Participants should take no more than 2 tablets in a 24-hour period or seven tablets in a week.
This study will enroll men who have sex with men (MSM) and women.
If intermittent PrEP works as well or better than daily PrEP, this would make PrEP more acceptable, easier to use, possibly safer, and less expensive.
The ADAPT study is taking place in Cape Town, South Africa, Bangkok, Thailand, and New York, US.
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Crossways To Get Its Own Church
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(Updated 10:12am 20th October 2014)
Villagers in Crossways are to finally get their own church after a 20 year campaign.
The village was built on the site of an old World War airfield so has never had an official place of worship.
Now work on a new church is due to start at Frome Valley School in the next few weeks.
What started as a monthly service has now become so popular that the local clergy have been campaigning for a new place of worship to be built.
The village now has a population of 2,500 people.
Local vicar Jacquie Birdseye told Wessex FM; "We're going to be a community hub really. So anybody can come in and use the facilities and maybe come in and have a coffee or use it as a meeting place. We hope to do a lot of work with families and young children."
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"Life isn't all hearts and flowers. It's pain and suffering too. It's dirty little secrets buried deep in the muck and mire where the grubs and worms feed. Secrets I unbury."
Private detective Rachel Cord chases multiple threads through a labyrinth of missing persons, buried bodies, sex, new love, and an ex-lover who may be a serial killer; threads that threaten to bind Rachel within a tight cord preventing her from getting the answers she needs and saving the woman she loves.
Life looks bright to private detective Rachel Cord. She has a new lover. Nasty memories are safely buried. She has a new job. The job seems simple enough: find a man and deliver some papers. But for Rachel Cord, life is never simple. Finding this man means crossing the river again and facing the demons of her personal hell. She does it to convince herself she's in control; that's she's still tough enough to take on life's nasties.
One job leads to another - find another man - keeping Rachel on the wrong side of the river to become entangled with a sexy bartender thus endangering her budding relationship. Then, like a ghost from the past, the police are looking for Rachel's ex-lover, Karen Tanaka. Has Karen returned, and is she murdering other women? Rachel races to find the answers and prove, once again, that she's "still a bitch"!
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The Happiness Project
January 8, 2010 by USA Post
The Happiness Project:Gretchen Rubin spent a year studying books and research reports about happiness and then tested out the ideas on herself to find out if they would make her happier. She wrote about her experiments in a highly-entertaining memoir called The Happiness Project, which came out last week.
Rubin was actually pretty happy before starting the project. She is a wife and mother of two children, and a successful author. They have a nice apartment in New York. What's not to be happy about? The problem for Rubin was that she wanted to appreciate the good life she knew that she had, and stop feeling annoyed so much. She felt guilty for being a nag and a complainer. "How could I discipline myself to feel grateful for my ordinary day?" she wondered. Because she knew her life was already good, she didn't want to radically change it — she wanted to change small things in reasonable ways that made sense for her and her family. As she explains, "I didn't want to reject my life."
Rubin was a little concerned that focusing so intently on her own happiness was selfish, but she learned from her research that happy people are "more altruistic, more productive, more helpful, more likable, more creative, more resilient, are interested in others, friendlier, and healthier. Happy people make better friends, colleagues, and citizens."
One thing Rubin learned while researching happiness studies was that "people are more likely to make progress on goals that are broken into concrete, measurable actions, with some kind of structured accountability and positive reinforcement." So she came up with a chart (inspired by the 13-point chart for virtuous living that Benjamin Franklin kept) to track the virtues she was interested in. (Here's a Word doc of Rubin's charts.)
Rubin went to work tackling one major resolution per month for a year, reporting on how it affected her happiness. In January, she strove to boost her energy by sleeping more, exercising better, organizing her home and office, completing "nagging tasks," and pretending to have more energy. In February, she worked on making her happy marriage even happier. In March, she addressed work-related goals, and in subsequent months she worked on parenthood, play, friendship, money, spirituality, passion, mindfulness, and attitude.
I had fun reading about Rubin's triumphs, insights, and failures. She's honest about her frustrating experiences, which are often more interesting that her successful ones. I admire her for wanting to become a better, more interesting, and more helpful person, and for sharing her story. I'm going to apply much of what I read in this book into my own life.
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Can somebody maybe tell me if it is correct that when I use the Enhanced Wall Treatment, for the RNG -k-epsilon method, I can mesh parts with an y-plus of 1, to completely resolve the sublayer, then the 2 layer zonal model will be used. And other parts I can mesh with an y-plus of 30 and then the enhanced wall functions will be used. So I only have to mesh the parts where I want to resolve the boundary layer complete to the sublayer very fine (up to y-plus=1).
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Figure 1. MBH99 reconstruction and estimate of MBH99-type reconstruction without bristlecones. 20-year gaussian smooth.
Left - location of foxtail and bristlecone sites in the Sierra Nevada and White Mountains, California. Sheep Mountain is denoted SHP. Right - Black – annual mean of maximum and minimum temperatures (data, Christy, pers. comm.); red – MBH98 NOAMER PC1.
Left: A dead trunk above current treeline from a foxtail pine that lived about 1000 years ago near Bighorn Plateau in Sequoia National Park.
Top: average of MBH proxies. Bottom: result of MBH method.
Top – Contribution (deg C) of 10 proxy groups (proxy type x continent e.g. Asian tree rings; South American ice cores) to the MBH reconstruction, with bristlecones/foxtails in red. The bristlecone contribution closely matches the final MBH reconstruction.
Bottom – Same series in standard deviation units.
Source: Bürger and Cubasch SI Figure 1
"Although 415 individual proxy series were used, data reduction by using leading PCs of tree-ring networks results in a smaller set of 112 indicators in the multiproxy–PC network available back to 1820 (Fig. 1a), with a decreasing number of indicators available progressively further back in time. Twenty-two of the indicators (representing 95 individual proxy series) extend back to at least A.D. 1400."
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Alright, so i'm having a shitload of writer's block on everything i'm writing (Especially on HSB 2. i haven't known what to do with that for almost a year.)
anyway, this is what i'm doing to relieve that. so, enjoy! (Requested by BackYard)
The flames licked my face, burning my skin, searing off the flesh. But I didn't care. Ever since he changed me, things like flame, steel, and lead mean nothing. I stared down at the groveling form of my father, "I-Ino why are you doing this?" he asked as he backed up until his back hit the wall.
I wiped my bloody chin calmly as a support beam fell from the ceiling, "Why? Because you had my lover killed," his face twisted in mild disgust at either the thought of my dead lover, or at my charring skin, "I loved her, but you couldn't accept that." I picked him up by the throat and started to squeeze.
"You had her branded a witch, and had her burned." I snarled, "And now, you're going to share her fate." I grabbed one of his legs and bent it forward until the knee cracked and broke. He screamed out in pain as I did the same thing to the other. I dropped him, or rather, threw him to the floor, "Have fun in hell." I said darkly as I made my way out of the burning house, my skin instantly repairing itself as soon as I got outside.
People were coming from all around to douse the flames, but by the time they did, the corpses inside would be nothing but ash.
As I made my way out of town, I stopped off at the cemetery, to visit my dear Yoshiko's grave. It was unmarked, but I knew which one was hers. It was at her grave that that man came, and took away my mortal life. I died at the age of 26, just like my Yoshiko. I fell to my knees once I reached her grave.
I could still picture her charred, lifeless body as it was discarded. I had buried her, and gave her some peace. I remember her beautiful face. Her big, round chocolate eyes, her flowing brown hair, her soft touch.
I wanted to cry, but the tears wouldn't come. I wanted them to come, but they never did. "Did you have fun, Ino?" A man spoke behind me. I turned to see who it was. Dressed in an overly expensive suit, was the man that turned me into what I am, "O-Orochimaru." He had greasy black hair that went down to his mid-back, his face was as pale as the moon, and his eyes were bright yellow, "I just saw your handiwork." His voice had a sneer in it, "Did you enjoy sucking the life out of them?" he chuckled.
I turned my attention away from him and back to the grave. "Are you still pining for that corpse? She's dead, move on and get over it, girl." I turned and glared at him. How dare he tell me to get over the woman I love. Our love may have been forbidden, but it was there none-the-less, and we expressed it to each other every day.
"So," he placed his hands on my shoulders, "have you given any thought to my…offer." He blew in my ear, and I shuddered in disgust. Not because he's a man, but because he himself disgusts me. "I'm not going with you." I said firmly. "Oh? Are you sure?"
"Yes." I reaffirmed, "I refuse to be your little toy!" I shrugged him off of me. "Ino, Ino, Ino." He shook his head, "Fine, be that way. But keep in mind, the sun will rise soon, and if you're still out and about, you'll be killed." I looked back, but he was gone. I didn't really care about the sun. I would welcome death, if it meant I could be with my beloved again.
Alright, so before anyone *cough*BackYard*cough* the first chapter is ALWAYS short to test the waters. so, review plz.


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- The G word: Demo project - A balanced volume controller
- It does. Carbon ink is notably nonlinear for instance. Other types may be better. At low frequencies the temperature dependence of the resistive material becomes noticeable. This circuit arrangement helps minimize the impact on distortion of these problems. After publishing the graphs I found that I'd inadvertently stuffed a logarithmic pot on the board (quite something after all that pontificating about it needing to be linear). Indeed, after I'd fixed that the distortion at LF went away too. Score for theory. I might put up the new measurement one day. It looks a sight better than the one in the article. The funny thing about ohm's law is that there are no resistors that follow it exactly. Every resistor data sheet gives an indication of the extent in which it deviates. If this info is not stated it just means that it's missing :)
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- Active noise cancellation: Trends, concepts, and technical challenges
- Something worth adding about the feedback method is that (due to something called bode's inequality) you also get regions where noise gets boosted. One below the frequency range where the loop works and one above. The subsonic hump places extra strain on the power handling capability of the driver.
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- The G word: How to get your audio off the ground
- Eh no. The Rane story goes that they originally had the wrong sort of wiring and earth lift switches etc and had a few guys employed full time to talk people through hum issues until someone finally plucked up the courage and nailed pin 1 to chassis. The phone calls stopped coming and the guys manning the phone could go back to engineering.
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- The G word: How to get your audio off the ground
- This is the first part of the article as it appeared in LinearAudio. I agree it's hardly more than an introduction, dismembered as it is from the second half which will appear soon and will do exactly what you're asking.


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- Vision Research
- 2004
External noise presented in temporal contiguity with a target impairs perceptual performance, reflecting the temporal tuning of the perceptual template. Deriving the temporal characteristics of the perceptual template, however, requires an observer model that segregates the impact of non-linearities and intrinsic inefficiencies of the observer in order to… (More)
- Seong-Taek Jeon, Zhong-Lin Lu, Barbara Anne Dosher
- Journal of the Optical Society of America. A…
- 2009
Existing observer models developed for studies with the external noise paradigm are strictly applicable only to target detection or identification/discrimination of orthogonal target(s). We elaborated the perceptual template model (PTM) to account for contrast thresholds in identifying nonorthogonal targets. Full contrast psychometric functions were… (More)
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In The Middle Of All
In The Middle Of All offers pet-friendly accommodation in Gaeta, 700 metres from Regional City Park of Monte Orlando. The unit is 1.1 km from Sanctuary of Montagna Spaccata. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
There is a seating area and a kitchen complete with an oven, a microwave and a fridge. Towels and bed linen are offered in this apartment. There is a private bathroom with a bath or shower and bidet.
Naples International Airport is 70 km from the property.