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Well the answer is yes, and he was named after a former SWC football player. But it wasn't Doak Walker - it was his grandfather Doak Raulston, who played Quarterback for the University of Texas.
"I'm the 4th "Doak" in the Raulston family. It's a family name but everyone thinks I'm named after Doak Walker. Either way I have big shoes to fill."
Raulston has a pretty good start on filling those shoes. He's rated a 3 Star prospect by Scout and is the #77 Quarterback in the country. The 6-2 private school star has a strong arm and can make all the throws. Holding just one offer right now from Air Force, Raulston has also gotten considerable interest from schools like Rice, Vanderbilt, Utah, SMU, Kansas State, Houston, and Louisiana Tech. He will be traveling to Ruston tomorrow for a camp at La. Tech and told me they will be offering when he does.
Perhaps in any other year Raulston would have more offers – but the fact remains that he's a player with a nice upside in any year.
Doak told me has run a 4.61 forty at his school. He also clocked a 4.38 second shuttle. Raulston measures 6-2 185 right now but may end up being bigger in college.
"My grandfather was over 6-3 and doctors have told me my growth plates show I will grow some more, possibly another 2 inches."
Doak's number from last year support his self evaluation pretty well. He rushed for 255 yards on 68 carries and 4 TDs, but passed for 1,556 yards in All Saints' Spread offense, completing 76 of 143 passes for a 53% completion rate. Raulston numbers weren't gaudy by any means, but efficient? By all means. He threw 17 Touchdowns with only 4 interceptions.
"I think my strengths as a Quarterback are my accuracy and my leadership. I'm probably more of a passer, but I'm fast enough to get in and out of the pocket and run a little bit when I need to."
Raulston has a talented cast of Receivers coming back to All Saints this fall and he expects his team to contend for a state championship.
"We've got Hutson (Prioleau, an A&M commit at TE) and a couple of other transfers at Receiver so we should be able to move the ball. Not many people can match up against Hutson." He's right - Prioleau measures 6-5 240 and has run in the low 4.6's. He too is a Rice target.
All Saints took 3rd place in the recent State Private School 7-on-7 Tournament held at Greenville.
I asked Raulston about recruiting and this is what he had to say.
"I wouldn't say I really have any favorites right now. I'm just going through the process waiting to see who is going to step forward with serious interest in me. I've been to a few camps this summer. I feel like I've done pretty well at some of them, so we'll see what happens."
Raulston attended the Rice Mini Camp in Arlington earlier in the summer where he made a good impression on the Rice staff. And vice versa.
"I like all the Rice coaches and I had a good time at their camp. Coach Herman gave me some pointers on my throwing mechanics and I enjoyed working with him there."
Asked what he was looking for in a school, Raulston said, "Academics, atmosphere, and chemistry. I don't expect to play as a freshman – I know that I will need to go into a program and learn the system, work hard, and compete for a chance to lead the team."
Sounds like a good fit for Rice.

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CALGARY — A strange and painful thing happened to the Edmonton Eskimos en route to absorbing a 43-18 thumping from the Calgary Stampeders in the CFL West Division final on Sunday. In their zeal to stifle the running of the Stampeders' brilliant tailback, Jon Cornish, the Eskimos left themselves vulnerable to the Calgary's home-run passing game.
CALGARY - If you listen to the Calgary Stampeders and look at the numbers, their sales pitch could quickly win you over. They've owned the Edmonton Eskimos this year, winning all three of their regular-season meetings. They've owned the Eskimos for the last three years, if you really want to get into it, winning 11 straight.
HAMILTON - Brandon Banks returned two punts for touchdowns to lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats back to the Grey Cup, defeating the Montreal Alouettes 40-24 in the East Division final Sunday.
CALGARY - If there's one member of the Edmonton Eskimos that knows the ins and outs of Shawn Lemon's trash talk, it's Almondo Sewell. The two have history that goes beyond their shared season with the Eskimos in 2012.
For the briefest of moments on Friday, Mike Reilly seemed like he was almost going to let the cat out of the bag. His foot injury has been a suspected bone break for almost two weeks now, but neither Reilly nor anyone from the Edmonton Eskimos has confirmed that.
The returns are in and they're overwhelming, the Battle of Alberta is over and the Eskimos didn't win. Not even close.
As someone on Twitter said, it's "a sports bet based on humanity, not humiliation." Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson and Calgary head honcho Naheed Nenshi made a football bet via text Friday night at the kickoff of the southern city's Food Bank drive. If the Eskimos win Sunday's football game, Nenshi donates 100 pounds of food to Edmonton's food bank. If the Stampeders come out on top, Iveson will be busy piling cans of food for the south.
They may not be 100 per cent healthy as they head into their playoff showdown with the Calgary Stampeders, but the Edmonton Eskimos appear to be in relatively good shape as a group. Quarterback Mike Reilly should get the start in Sunday's West Division final, and a few missing pieces of the Eskimos' defence were in place on Friday for the team's last full-on practice at Commonwealth Stadium this season.
Edmonton Journal football writer Chris O'Leary and sports columnist John MacKinnon talk about the balanced, high-powered Calgary Stampeders offence the Edmonton Eskimos defence will face on Sunday, Nov. 23, 2014, in the Canadian Football League's Western Final.
Edmonton Journal football writer Chris O'Leary and sports columnist John MacKinnon talk to sports editor Craig Ellingson about the Edmonton Eskimos' next game: the Western final on Sunday, Nov. 23, 2014, against the Calgary Stampeders.
At the start of the Edmonton Eskimos season, there were a few go-to household names on the roster. Quarterback Mike Reilly and slotbacks Fred Stamps and Adarius Bowman probably topped most fans' lists. On defence, defensive end Odell Willis, brand new all-star cornerback Pat Watkins and maybe linebacker J.C. Sherritt were easy to rattle off.
In the tiny pro football lagoon that is the Canadian Football League, friendships and careers intertwine and overlap in intricate ways, but on the field, on game day, it's all 'bidness,' as Eskimos head coach Chris Jones might say.
The B.C. Lions have fired head coach Mike Benevides after three seasons, the CFL team announced today.
The full bounce isn't there yet, but Mike Reilly's step was looking better on Wednesday than it has in weeks. The stage is too big at this point of the Canadian Football League season for it not to be.
Almondo Sewell aspires to be an Edmonton police officer when he's done with pro football, but the Eskimos defensive tackle's immediate focus is apprehending Stampeders tailback Jon Cornish in Sunday's CFL West Division final at Calgary. In a 12-6 turnaround season — 13-6 if you add in the 18-10 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the West semifinal — the Stampeders, and Cornish, have been the one glaring stumbling block for the Eskimos.
Two days after a New York Times story on domestic abuse allegations that focused on a former NFL player who is on the Edmonton Eskimos' practice roster, the Canadian Football League team stayed quiet. Cornerback Robert Sands refused comment when he left Wednesday's practice after the major New York daily wrote about his relationship with his ex-wife, Mercedes Sands. She described verbal and physical abuse, as well as infidelity, in their brief marriage.
When you're charting a team's journey to a potential championship, the drastic highs and lows are easy to pick up on. A comeback win, an incredible individual effort or a gutsy, inspirational shunning of adversity can all make for the big, shiny thumbtacks on a team's map through its season.
In the ongoing backyard-wrestling match between the Calgary Stampeders and the Edmonton Eskimos, a pecking order has been established. Winning all three of their meetings with the Eskimos this season, seemingly always having an answer for what's thrown at them and always getting the last word in each game, the Stampeders and their Canadian Football League-best 15-3 record are the big brother.
At the conclusion of an ugly 18-10 Canadian Football League playoff win, Mike Reilly stood on his allegedly broken foot and succinctly summed up what had just happened on the football field. "We won, so good enough," said Reilly, the starting quarterback who came off the bench to help pull the Edmonton Eskimos through the West Division semifinal. The Eskimos defence — the true stars of the show — lured Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Kerry Joseph into five interceptions and forced a turnover on downs, ruining the former Edmonton QB's fill-in role for the injured Darian Durant.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders' 2014 season ended on Sept. 7 and Nov. 16.
Forget style points or offensive razzle-dazzle, the Edmonton Eskimos punched their ticket to the Canadian Football League's West Division final next Sunday with a workmanlike 18-10 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the defending Grey Cup champion. They did it with smothering defence, as they have all year. And they did it thanks to a brilliant 84-yard punt-return touchdown from Kendial Lawrence, one of just two majors in the game and the only one by the Eskimos.
Tailback John White was the one element of the Edmonton Eskimos' offence that delivered as normal on Sunday, but he knew going into the Canadian Football League's West Division semifinal that much would rest on his shoulders. This was playoff football, after all.
If you're looking for your standard kooky Canadian Football League playoff story on Sunday, look no further than Commonwealth Stadium. The matchup isn't out of the ordinary. The 12-6 Edmonton Eskimos hosting the 10-8 Saskatchewan Roughriders — the defending Grey Cup champions — is a meeting of two teams that are both excellent when healthy.
Mike Miller was in a distinguished group of one on Friday as he practised with his Edmonton Eskimos teammates on a bitingly cold day. The Eskimos special teamer and fullback was out in the fray with his teammates at Commonwealth Stadium in a -20 C day. His distinction? He was the only player on the team with his arms exposed to the cold.
In their efforts to make Sunday's playoff game chalk-full of intrigue, the Edmonton Eskimos continued to thicken the plot around their quarterbacks on Friday. Mike Reilly took part in Friday's chilly practice at Commonwealth Stadium but, like in Wednesday's indoor practice, didn't make it through the entire workout. The team's starter all season, Reilly threw a few passes and jogged on the field but played a secondary role to Matt Nichols, who was named the starter on Wednesday and has not relinquished that role.
For so many Americans in the Canadian Football League, the most common question they face is just coming into mid-season form. The temperature is plummeting. The snow is falling on the fields they've occupied since arriving in June, when Canada didn't seem so bad or all that different, weather-wise, from home.
To paraphrase bluesman Robert Cray, the weather's turning cold and the forecast calls for pain at Commonwealth Stadium. Especially when the Eskimos' aggressive, ball-hawking defence is on the field. Or so they have demonstrated this season, especially lately.
The Edmonton Eskimos face off Sunday against the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and it would be an understatement to describe the teams — and their fans — as archrivals.
Two years ago, when the Edmonton Eskimos' last qualified for the Canadian Football League playoffs, they went in without the centrepiece of their defence, J.C. Sherritt, and lost.
When it comes to end-of-season hardware, there can only be one for the Edmonton Eskimos. Linebacker Dexter McCoil is the West Division nominee for the Canadian Football League's rookie of the year award.
Through four years in the Canadian Football League, linebacker J.C. Sherritt has learned one thing. "It's a small world in general, how this league works," Sherritt said when asked about the interesting turns that the playoff game he's about to take part in on Sunday has already endured.
The Eskimos' polar bear mascot will be back on his feet cheering on the team at the CFL West semifinal on Sunday. Nanook jumped and dislocated his knee at the last home game Nov. 1. He had to be carted off the field and later posted photos of a severely swollen knee on Facebook.
Edmonton Journal football writers Chris O'Leary and Norm Cowley, and sports columnist John MacKinnon preview the Edmonton Eskimos' next game, the CFL West semifinal on Sunday, Nov. 16, against the visiting Saskatchewan Roughriders.


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Jay-Z's Weird Week Gets Weirder
Jay-Z is lip-synching his song "Picasso Baby" for six hours straight at a New York City art gallery.
It started on Monday, when Hova began randomly responding to people on his Twitter account. We all learned that he likes Cap'n Crunch, linguine with clam and admires Miley Cyrus' twerking skills and it was a little dorky but we all just figured, hey, he's a dad now, no one can be cool forever.
Then Wednesday morning there were some photos of Jay-Z reportedly shooting a music video at Pace Gallery in New York City. Sounds normal, he's got a new album out and we can't all be Kanye West, just using Sims characters to make music videos. But it turns out it was so much more bizarre than we'd ever dreamed. I turns out, Jay is lip-synching his song "Picasso Baby" for six hours straight and filming it. He will use that footage to put together a music video. Not only that, but onlookers are allowed to observe for an hour at a time. Jay-Z has no problem interacting with them. Old...
Jay-z hanging out with old people #magnacartaholygrail #picassobaby pic.twitter.com/RrdSQNtXHv
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But don't worry it gets so much weirder.
It turns out, Jay-Z invited some other famous people to take part in his bizarro art/music video project.
Marina Abramović is a very famous performance artist known for pieces like "The Artist is Present" where she sat at the MoMA and stared at guests for a total of 736 hours.
Jay Z and Lawrence Weiner--what more is there to say? #oldschoolnewschool pic.twitter.com/MWHvrZTDQx
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And here he is with Lawrence Weiner, a father of the conceptual art movement.
Aaand there's one more.
I wish I could tell you why my mom is with Jay-Z right now.
— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) July 10, 2013
Yep, Lena Dunham's mom, photographer Laurie Simmons, was invited too. As were Jemima Kirke (Jessa on Girls), Judd Apatow (executive producer of Girls) and Adam Driver (Adam on Girls). And none for Lena Dunham.
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It continues to go well. Last Friday, I spent the last nine miles in a torrential downpour during my ride to work, and I fucking loved it. Felt all Belgian and was all "HTFU!" for the rest of the day. A little squishy on the ride home, but whatever.
Yesterday's commute, I rode hard on the way in. On the way home, I was facing a headwind and sore muscles, but I buried it as hard as I could and didn't look at my data while riding. When I uploaded to Strava, I got a pretty pleasant surprise -- I'd claimed a KOM (king of the mountains, best time on a particular stretch), set 5 PR's on other segments, and even though I bonked like fuck on the final climb, I still managed to pull out my 2nd-best time on it.
The muscles are coming around -- the bottoms of my quads have definition again. The heart has definitely come around, too -- since starting this in June, my average heart rate on given segments at the same speed is down 20bpm, and my power output is up about 25 watts.
Since I'm really finally getting back to the riding thing as a regular task, I'm avoiding any real structured training for 2014. The goal is to just ride, and to tackle a few races.
I signed up (as part of a team) for the Powderhorn 24, a 24-hour road race in Minneapolis. Next month. Before then, I do want to get a couple of longer rides on my legs. I'm going to go out and try to get an 80-miler and a 100-miler on my legs in the coming weeks, just to help fine-tune my feeding intervals and get the sit bones accustomed to being abused for long stretches.
The other thing? Cyclocross season. If I can figure out how to get a CX frame under me. Basically, this would involve a tubeset. Which I don't have. I'd like to race CX anywhere from four to six times this season, just so I can wrap my head around the rigors of racing again. It'll also be great motivation to stay on the stationary trainer over the cold winter months.
Back on the weekend of the 4th, I also took a little trip to Duluth for some mountain biking, and had a great time. I'd like to do that again on Labor Day Weekend, revisiting Lester Park, but also hitting up Mont Du Lac, and Pokegama (Wisconsin). We'll see.
Written Word
I'm finally ahead of the curve on my goal to tackle 50 books in 2014. That bus commute is helping, I guess. Currently I'm reading Some Remarks... by Neal Stephenson, which is a mix of his essays and short fiction. He left out some material because it felt "ponderous" and I was all like, "Dude, have you met you? Did you read REAMDE and Anathem? 'Cause you wrote 'em!"
Anyway. Yeah. So I don't know if you know how obsessive I get about tracking my books (2012), but I did post a short analysis of where things are at the midway point in 2014.
I've finally switched e-reader apps now that I have a new iPad (thanks, mom, for the "congrats on a new job" gift). I've ditched the Kindle app for Marvin, which is fucking amazeballs, and interfaces directly to my Calibre library.
On the creation side of the house, The Blackjack Runner is semi-stalled. I have some good ideas, and I've been getting them onto magnetic substrate, but it doesn't seem to want to jump off the page just yet. So, been stepping back to do some brainstorming. I think the world surrounding the characters needs more fleshing out.
Max was not euthanized -- we found a local vet who has a small no-kill shelter in it. They took him in, but because of his outstanding personality, they made him one of the office cats.


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Today on The Mark Blog Maya Angelou shares some funny and very wise unsolicited advice on editing. This excerpt was taken from her Paris Review interview in 1990.
The full interview can be found here.
"I write in the morning and then go home about midday and take a shower, because writing, as you know, is very hard work, so you have to do a double ablution. Then I go out and shop—I'm a serious cook—and pretend to be normal. I play sane—Good morning! Fine, thank you. And you? And I go home. I prepare dinner for myself and if I have houseguests, I do the candles and the pretty music and all that. Then after all the dishes are moved away I read what I wrote that morning. And more often than not if I've done nine pages I may be able to save two and a half or three. That's the cruelest time you know, to really admit that it doesn't work. And to blue pencil it. When I finish maybe fifty pages and read them—fifty acceptable pages—it's not too bad. I've had the same editor since 1967. Many times he has said to me over the years or asked me, Why would you use a semicolon instead of a colon? And many times over the years I have said to him things like: I will never speak to you again. Forever. Goodbye. That is it. Thank you very much. And I leave. Then I read the piece and I think of his suggestions. I send him a telegram that says, OK, so you're right. So what? Don't ever mention this to me again. If you do, I will never speak to you again. About two years ago I was visiting him and his wife in the Hamptons. I was at the end of a dining room table with a sit-down dinner of about fourteen people. Way at the end I said to someone, I sent him telegrams over the years. From the other end of the table he said, And I've kept every one! Brute! But the editing, one's own editing, before the editor sees it, is the most important."
Today's Writers' Reel is a video compilation of some of Anne Sexton's poetry readings alongside a few brief insights into the poet's life.
"It was (because of) her therapy that she started to write poetry, initially at the suggestion of her therapist. It was to prove her lifeline."
"Writing is a natural process – we're all geared up to do it." - Geoff Dyer
Today's Bookmark is an article from The Guardian featuring Geoff Dyer and his tips on how to write fiction:
The great thing about this cat – the writing one – is that there are a thousand different ways to skin it. In fact, you don't have to skin it at all – and it doesn't even need to be a cat! What I mean, in the first instance, is feel free to dispute or ignore everything in this introduction or in the articles that follow. As Tobias Wolff puts it in his masterly novel Old School: "For a writer there is no such thing as an exemplary life … Certain writers do good work at the bottom of a bottle. The outlaws generally write as well as the bankers, though more briefly. Some writers flourish like opportunistic weeds by hiding among the citizens, others by toughing it out in one sort of desert or another."
Today on the Writers' Reel: David Rakoff's final book.
From the incomparable David Rakoff comes Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die; Cherish, Perish, a poignant, beautiful, witty and wise novel in verse that spans the 20th Century.
David Rakoff, who died earlier this year, built a deserved reputation as one of the finest and funniest essayists of our time. Written with humour, sympathy and tenderness, this intricately woven novel proves him to be the master of an altogether different art form.
Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die; Cherish, Perish leaps cities and decades as Rakoff, a Canadian who became an American citizen, sings the song of his adoptive homeland--a country whose freedoms can be intoxicating, or brutal. Here the characters' lives are linked to each other by acts of generosity or cruelty. A critic once called Rakoff "magnificent," a word which perfectly describes this wonderful novel in verse.
Don't get me wrong. There's nothing wrong with archetypal characters. Just to be straight on the terminology: archetype as in stock characters. Archetype as in the way Carl Gustav Jung thought of archetypes, represented in people around the world, in the collective unconscious. To borrow from Dictionary.com: "In Jungian psychology, a collectively inherited unconscious idea, pattern of thought, image, etc., universally present in individual psyches. Jung defined many of these types. Examples include the sage, the jester, the magician, the rebel, the lover, the explorer, the hero, just to name a few."
This week's Bookmark is taken from 99U, a Webby Award-winning website whose effort is to provide a "missing curriculum" for making ideas happen.
In several passages from David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest, a tennis coach cautions his pupils on three psychological traps that are essential to avoid in continuing to improve toward tennis mastery and to progress from one learning plateau to the next. Whether you're playing tennis, improving your own craft, or trying to overcome writer's block, navigating these plateaus could be key to reaching your full potential.
Before my Final Review this Saturday, here's a brief list of future possibilities:
1. Write the 3rd draft: Take the notes I'm given Saturday, and apply the ones I like to the manuscript, along with the inevitable changes that occur in the process.
2. Decide what to call it: Almost is the working title right now. I feel like it almost works, but there may be a better title out there somewhere.
3. Decide what it is: I'm leaning toward a "novel-in-stories," and trying not to be dissuaded by this article: http://therumpus.net/2011/05/the-mysterious-case-of-novel-in-stories/. It critiques the whole concept, claiming that most linked collections are really the result of lazy or novice writers attempting to tie separate stories together to make a kind of faux-novel, the result often lacking the cohesion and narrative tightness of a real novel. While I can see the point, I've also seen it work really well, (hate to bring it up again, but what about Jesus' Son?). To me, each story must first work on its own, and secondly must keep the reader turning pages. I kept reading Jesus' Son because, besides the great writing, I was interested in what would happen to Fuckhead. For A Visit From the Goon Squad, I was curious to see how the various characters connected to each other. It wasn't the only reason I kept reading, but it helped. The book is unlike a standard collection, in which one generally feels comfortable reading a story at a time, even putting it down for months or years before reading the next one. I like the absorption aspect of novels. I also like the space that is achievable through short stories, and between the stories themselves, the freedom not to have to put all the pieces together. Some stories are better told in short segments. They can be overwritten when the author forces an overarching narrative and fills all the gaps. I'm a fan of less-is-more, unless the more is warranted. So my goal with Almost, or whatever it's eventually called, is to have it every way possible.
4. Look for agents/publishers: With The Mark, we've worked on our query letters, and soon it will be time to put them into action. In the next few months, I'll compile a list of who to send to, based on connections and like-minded authors/books. But I don't want to send the work out too early. At the same time, it'll take a while to hear back, and I'm hoping it won't take another three years to get this thing out in the world. I feel like I'm close, like one more re-write should be enough, but then again we'll see what the committee has to say on Saturday.
5. Decide what to apply to next: I've reached the maximum level of PEN Center USA fellowships (unless they create a new third-tier. Something that ends with guaranteed publication. How about it Libby?) I've been to three residencies, enough for this book. I'm over workshops for the moment; I'd rather not have too many people's opinions running through my head for the third draft. I'm still interested in teaching, so should I once again apply for MFA programs? In the past, I've only applied to free and difficult-to-get-into programs, figuring that would be the only way it'd be worth it. I'm not a huge fan of the MFA industry, at least the expensive ones, churning out writer after writer into an unforgiving landscape full of debt. Especially when a lot of those writers may not have lived long outside an academic situation. But I have. And I feel ready to revisit an MFA. But first, another year of struggle, maybe more travel, maybe even living in a different town. I've only got this one life. And I'm fast approaching the halfway mark. It's now or never.
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What is a story good for? This is the question posed by Ira Glass, host and producer of the radio and television show This American Life. In this clip, Glass cites Tenggren's Golden Tales from the Arabian Nights to express the power behind a story.


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Katy Perry expressed her support for Obama by wearing this "voting ballot" dress with her selections from the Democratic ticket clearly marked off
Milwaukee — President Barack Obama will make a campaign stop in Milwaukee on Saturday, November 3rd, alongside Katy Perry — who will perform at the event.
Saturday's event will take place at the Delta Convention Center in downtown Milwaukee. Doors open at 11:30 a.m.
The event is free and open to the public, but an online RSVP is required.
Saturday's visit is one stop on a list of many as the president criss-crosses the country with just three days left before the election.
In addition to Milwaukee, President Obama plans to make stops in Mentor, Ohio, Dubuque, Iowa and Bristow, Virginia on Saturday.
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[Note From The Recapper: My good friend Allison Lowe Huff is here this weekend, and decided to help me write the recap, despite having never seen the show. We hope you enjoy this brilliant collaboration.]
We open in a mine, and learn the history of the Everwood coal mines. Cut to the mines today, where some blue-collar people walk around. Irv says that the mine used to be closed, but now it's open. Cut to Beau Bridges, checking his mail. Cut to James Earl Jones in his kitchen. Darth Vader makes a sandwich.
Cut -- and what's with all the cutting? -- to Treat's office. He delivers some bad news to Bright's high school guidance counselor and his very bitter coal-miner wife, Ellie. They will not be having a baby. Ellie responds to this news by saying, "I'm gonna go dig some coal." As she leaves the scene, you can hear her whispering, "This will be the worst recap ever written."
Allison says it's lucky that I have her here to help me, since she is an expert in occupational health, and that's what this episode is about. The guidance counselor is mad because he says Ellie's job in the coal mine is what's keeping them from getting pregnant. Marital strife ensues. Ellie, who resembles Martina Navratilova on several levels, calls the guidance counselor's manhood into question by telling him, "You make it hard to want to do much of anything with you." In lieu of his real name, Allison thinks we should call him "Unfortunate Balding Man." After Ellie shuts him down, Unfortunate Balding Man leaves in a huff. Ellie and Treat discuss the possibility that Unfortunate Balding Man is correct, and that her job is the problem. The real issue here, as we all know, is that Unfortunate Balding Man should have never married a coal-mining tennis-playing lesbian.
Cut to the coal mine, where Ellie, though she's been working at a coal mine for over fifteen years, still experiences sexual discrimination at the workplace. Darth Vader and Beau Bridges won't let her into the death-trap elevator. Ellie calls Darth Vader a bastard, and he lets her in. They go down.
Irv says a little something-something about something, and then, "All of a sudden..." and there's a big explosion. A tragic mining accident has just gone down in Everwood. The credits roll, and we do not get the benefit of hearing James Earl Jones say, "This is Everwood."
Back in Everwood, the paramedics respond to the crisis. Treat, Patch, and Rinda rush in where they are not needed. Some guy tells Rinda that there are three survivors trapped in the mine, and hurt badly. Rinda wants to know EVERYTHING about the victims. Shut up, Rinda.
Here is where Allison gives you her expertise in occupational health and safety: This would never happen. The coal mining industry is regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (or OSHA!), and this mine would most likely would have emergency procedures in place to deal with a tragedy of this kind. We take a slight pause here to mourn the death of Allison's creativity, and pray that she does not have to continue learning OSHA facts for the rest of her sad, sad days.