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Lucy Anne Sikes, MS, ARNP, is a Senior Diplomate Jungian Analyst and is an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner. She is in private practice of Analysis and Psychotherapy in Prairie Village, Kansas, close to Overland Park, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri. She currently serves as a lecturer in Jungian Theory and Practice and is past Coordinator for the Kansas City - St Louis Training Seminar of the InterRegional Society of Jungian Analysts. After her retirement in 1983 from a full career as an educator and later an executive for the Public Broadcasting System, Mary Dian Molton began her Jungian studies and took an advanced degree in clinical social work. She has studied at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, has trained extensively in psychodrama, and has worked as a Jungian psychotherapist since 1987. She also holds a BFA in Fine Arts, and an MS Ed. with a specialization in Secondary Theater Education. For several years she wrote, produced and chaired a weekly television series which showcased creative teaching.
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Using case examples, interviews, film studies, and well researched biographies and writings of famous women, the authors have grounded the book in history and culture, giving perspective and depth to feminine development and differentiating archetypal patterns often unconsciously lived out. Not only are the positive aspects and characteristics of each pattern fully explored, but the shadow sides as well.
As I read, I found myself considering the authors' amplifications of these patterns in myself and in women in my practice. How many times do we unconsciously retreat to familiar archetypal patterns rather than embrace what is unknown? The function opposite one's primary function is the most undeveloped and least likely to be lived out, but those either side offer important alternative paths of development. How often does a woman whose primary pattern focused on nurturing her children (Mother), upon their leaving home, place her identity in Grand-Mother? Wolff, and then Molton and Sikes, suggest that she might more fully develop Amazon interests of becoming independent and self-contained or, should psyche dictate, the non-rational ability of the Medial Woman to receive frequencies and material of the collective unconscious.
I was taken in by the fullness of the reading and the examples, gaining new perspective. Molton and Sikes' Four Eternal Women is a contribution to understanding women and our relationships in the world.
What makes this book so exciting is that you don't have to have a Jungian background to get what the authors are conveying. This book is for any woman who seeks self knowledge and for any man who would like to know the woman in his life better.


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A New Song
I have been singing a new song
humming low
sweet notes,
that reverberate in my thighs,
and spiral into my throat
Bursting into tunes,
in your frequency.
I am singing a psalm for you,
chords of joy,
sounding like ur name
humming low sweet notes,
that hit that high
that operatic pitch
and stay there long after
you say
This fevered coupling is my undoing
A solitary tear emerges and
stains my passionate cries
Amid your triumphant proclamation of life
there is a quiet death occurring.
(Nadupoi - from Kenya, meaning awareness)

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5 minute walk from Victoria Metro station and likewise from Larissa Train Station.
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Vader: Where is Padme? Is she safe? Is she alright?
Palpatine: It seems in your anger you killed her.
Vader: DAMN YOU JACK SPARROW!
She used to live in a large house in Rice Country. A couple from the nobility adopted her from an orphanage. At first things were great, she was no longer hungry, she had so many toys. Things were, in a word, peachy. Then she started getting saddled with red tape. She couldn't play with the commoners any more. She had to look respectable. For her it was hell! She was expected not to speak until spoken to, not to voice her opinion. Then the dates began. If she wasn't in hell before she sure was then. Apparently, the only reason they took her in was to set up an arraigned marriage with another rich family. Increase ties and insure their financial future. Well, Tayuya was a stubborn person, sure as hell wasn't going to let them have their way and did all she could to make sure every attempt to marry her off failed. She swore, ranted, insulted, did everything she had to. The couple grew so frustrated with her that they started locking her in her room with no food when she refused to cooperate. To hell with them! she thought. I never asked to have them come and get me. But it was that time, in that room that she learned of her unique talents.
Tayuya had always loved music, ever since she was a little girl. The flute was her favorite out of any instrument and her adoptive mother bought her one when she turned seven and taught her to play. Those long nights in solitary gave her plenty of time to practice. Her discovery actually happened by accident. Her adoptive father came in the room while she was playing to tell her he'd set up another date for her.
"Screw you." She muttered to him and began playing louder and stronger. He move to slap her but instead he paused and she saw him tense up and hold his ears as though she were playing badly. She growled and played letting her anger flow through her music and it seemed to make him even weaker. He began to writhe and scream like she was hurting him and she began to realize he wasn't acting. Her music was actually causing him pain. My anger turned to a sadistic satisfaction and she decided to pay him back for the beating she'd recieved with a two hour long performance. When he finally came to, he left her alone. She was still confined to her room but things were never the same.
Then he came. Her future sensei. It was winter around that time. She saw him approach from her window. He was a boy younger than her, dressed in a long coat and hood that protected him from the snow. He paused at the gates and glanced up at her window. She could feel something, she now knew was his chakra radiating from him keeping him warm. He then entered the house. She could hear the conversation from downstairs. She didn't understand everything as she ddid now, but apparently her adoptive father wanted her gone and approached the nearby sound village. After telling them about her abilities they agreed to send someone to assess her powers. The man she came to know as her sensei was the man they sent. When he entered her room, she was at the window watching the snow fall. The two seemed nervous around the boy.
She, however, was unimpressed. "Get the fuck outta my room, shitters." Tayuya growled turning and sizing the new guy up. She'd been right. He was just a kid maybe about eight. He was dressed in a black leather jacket with a long ebony coat. He kept his hood up so his face was invisible to her.
"Tayuya! Be respectful! This man has travelled a long way to-"
"It's fine." The boy said quietly before glancing at them. "Leave us." The two looked at each other and vanished down the hall. He closed the door behind him and took down his cloak giving her her first good look at his face. The first thing she noticed were his deep blue eyes, then his spiky gold hair and the three odd birthmarks on his cheeks giving him a fox like appearance. He looked her over for a bit before speaking in that same calm tone. "Hello Tayuya Akado."
"It's Tayuya asshole. And who the fuck are you?" She crossed her arms.
"At the moment my name is irrelevant. I've been sent by my master to make you an offer." He approached her slowly. "I've heard you're quite the flutist."
"Yeah, so what?" She asked not certain what he wanted.
He reached in his pocket and produced a beautiful silver flute and tossed it to her. "Would you play something for me? Anything will do."
Tayuya was in shock. She hadn't been allowed a flute since the day her music hurt her stepfather. Slowly, she put it to her lips and began to play the Great Guardian, her favorite of all the musical pieces she knew. He closed his eyes as she played and did not move until she had finished. Then lightly he clapped his hands. "Beautiful. You certainly have a gift." Tayuya was surprised finding herself fighting both a blush and a smile at the compliment and he continued. "Tell me Have you heard of Otoga, Tayuya?" He asked softly as he walked past her towards the window.
I snorted. "What dumbass hasn't?"
He smiled slightly. "I would like the opportunity to offer you a home there." She stared at him in awe. Not only had she been given a new flute but now this stranger was asking her to join a village of excessively powerful ninja? "Provided you're interested."
"Fuck yeah! Anything's better than this hellhole!" She shouted.
He turned around again that same pleasant smile on his face. "I'm glad you see it that way Tayuya. I really am. Unfortunatly we won't be heading directly back to Otoga as I have other matters that need attending to. So, please pack your things, including a change of clothes and whatever you wish to bring with you. I'll wait for you by the door."
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Steve is in his second term as At-Large Council Member and first term as Vice Mayor, a position to which he was elected in 2014.
In his first term as an At-Large Council Member, Steve served as Chair of the General Government Committee and served on the following additional standing committees of Council: Budget, Economic Development, Planning & Zoning, and Social Services. He also served on the Mayor's Commission on Homelessness (Chair) and the Picnic with the Pops Commission.
As Vice Mayor, Steve continues to serve on the following: Design Excellence Task Force (Chair); Infill and Redevelopment Steering Committee (Co-chair); Metropolitan Planning Organization; Corridors Commission; University of Kentucky President's Sustainability Advisory Committee. He also serves on the following standing committees of Council: Environmental Quality & Public Works; Budget, Finance & Economic Development; Planning & Public Safety.
While serving on council, Steve continues his work as a partner of Roberts & Kay, Inc. (RKI), a research and organization development firm Steve co-founded in 1983.
Steve's opportunities to contribute to civic life in Lexington have included service on the boards of the Lexington Transit Authority (LexTran) and the Martin Luther King Neighborhood Association. He is a former Vice Chair of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Planning Commission and a former president of the board of the Good Foods Coop.
Steve earned a B.A. from Bowdoin College, an M.A. from Yale University, and an Ed.D from the University of Kentucky. He is married to Rona Roberts and has three grown sons, three wonderful daughters-in-law, and three charming grandchildren.


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Sunday 9 Sep 2012 at 17:55
The Gills lost their first pre-season match of the summer at Barnet on Saturday.
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New signing Paul Konchesky talks exclusively to the GillsPlayer channel.
Friday 22 Jul 2016 at 11:40
The Gills drew against Billericay Town on Tuesday night, with Bradley Dack getting on the scoresheet.
Friday 22 Jul 2016 at 09:30
The Gills came from behind to beat Concord Rangers in their first pre-season friendly on English soil.
Wednesday 20 Jul 2016 at 14:45
The Gills spent six days in France last week as part of their pre-season preparations.
Click here for more information: http://www.gillinghamfootballclub.com/news/article/2016-17/le-touquet-training-camp-update-3187250.aspx
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As the 49ers reported to the SAP Performance Facility for the team's first training camp under new head coach Chip Kelly, many players made memorable appearances on social media.
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Liver regeneration represents an example of precisely controlled and synchronized cell proliferation in vivo. Following two-thirds partial hepatectomy (PHx), 95% of normally quiescent hepatocytes exit G0, rapidly reenter the cell cycle, and undergo one or two rounds of replication, with restoration of liver mass and function.1 Cell cycle progression proceeds in a synchronized pattern following PHx. In mid to late G1, phosphorylation of the retinoblastoma protein (Rb) by Cdk4/6-cyclin D complexes initiates the cell cycle and mediates the G1/S-phase transition.2 Cdk2 then successively associates with cyclins E and A, completes phosphorylation of Rb, promotes activation of the DNA replication machinery, and regulates centrosome duplication, completing the transition into S phase. Cdk1, in association with cyclins A and B, is then essential for entry and exit from mitosis. Cyclin D1 has been demonstrated to be activated by 6 hours, and maximal levels of Cdk4 are present at 24 hours after PHx in rats.3 Cdk1 is sharply induced between 18 and 24 hours, followed by a transient decrease, before another increase at 30 hours post-PHx in rats.4 In most mouse strains it takes 28-34 hours for quiescent (G0) hepatocytes to enter the cell cycle (G1 phase) and DNA synthesis (S phase) peaks at 40-44 hours post-PHx. Restoration of liver mass is nearly complete by 5-7 days in rodents and by 3-4 months in humans.5
However, little is known about the mechanisms that inhibit proliferation and return hepatocytes to quiescence after regeneration is complete. Cyclin-dependent kinase-inhibitory proteins (CKIs) such as p21 have been demonstrated to be induced during G1 and peak during the postreplicative phase (48-72 hours) after PHx, whereas p27 is expressed in quiescent liver and is only minimally induced during the regenerative process.6 Similarly, transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β) signaling has been demonstrated to reversibly inhibit the proliferative response following partial hepatectomy.7 TGF-β1 synthesis is up-regulated at 4 hours, with peak expression at 72 hours following PHx, and expression of downstream Smad proteins phospho-Smad2, Smad2, and Smad4 are significantly elevated.5, 8, 9 TGF-β type II receptor (TBRII)-conditional knockout mice demonstrate accelerated proliferation and an increased liver-mass to body weight ratio following PHx.10
We have previously demonstrated the role of a nonpleckstrin homology (PH) domain β-general-spectrin, β2SP (also known as embryonic liver fodrin, ELF, or spectrin β, nonerythrocytic 1 isoform 2), as a Smad3/4 adaptor protein, which regulates TGF-β signaling. We have also demonstrated that β2SP is a key suppressor of tumorigenesis in hepatocellular carcinoma.11, 12 Reduced β2SP expression is observed in human hepatocellular carcinoma specimens, and nearly 40% of β2SP+/− mice spontaneously develop hepatocellular carcinoma by 15 months of age.12, 13 Recently, we have demonstrated that loss of β2SP is associated with an expansion of hepatic progenitor cells in the portal tracts of β2SP+/− mice during liver regeneration.14
These results led us to further evaluate the role of β2SP in liver regeneration and specifically hepatocyte cell cycle progression. Given its role as a Smad3/4 adaptor protein in TGF-β signaling, we hypothesized that loss of β2SP would result in accelerated proliferation, following partial hepatectomy. Our analysis, however, demonstrated that loss of β2SP results in a delay in liver regeneration. This defect appears to be mediated by dysfunctional expression of cell cycle proteins and by increased DNA damage. This study suggests a unique role for β2SP in liver regeneration, coordinated DNA synthesis, and cell cycle progression and provides further insight into its potential tumor-suppressive function in hepatocellular cancer.


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Double features are a good move. But bring back the pre-movie cartoon (Pixar?) so viewers don't have to sit through the same promotional shorts between the two main features they saw before the first one. And if you want to save theaters, contract with several food vendors (Dominos, McD's, Taco Time, Subway?), reduce per unit profit margin, sell more volume on food and tickets. People are tired of $5.50 for a dollar's worth of popcorn.
As for the films, I had seen The Iron Lady before and was able to watch Streep's technique more analytically. In a league by herself. As was Thatcher (who broke the glass ceiling almost before the term was coined). Terrific casting decision and performance.
The Artist is very well acted and constructed. It reminds the viewer of the influence body body language and physical context have on how we perceive life. So much can be conveyed; so much can be misinterpreted. A "Go" by itself.


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So I've spent a lot of time thinking about this, and have concluded that Michigan's biggest tactical error on Saturday night was not leaving Jerryworld ten minutes into the first quarter and wandering around Dallas until they'd had enough random encounters to go up several levels. Once Michigan had unlocked special abilities like Mystic Separation and acquired the Arm Of Elway, they could have returned to the field and resumed playing on a more even basis.
While this would take about three years and pose several logistical difficulties, there can be no debate this would have been a preferable to the solution Michigan's dunderheaded coaches decided on, viz., not running away at top speed apologizing profusely. By not fleeing to practice their skills on, like, bats and stuff, they ended up losing the game.
Worse, they ended up continuing the game, thus forcing a great many people to watch it. At no point did Al Borges deploy the EMP weapon he must have spent the offseason perfecting in lieu of figuring out what Denard Robinson is good at. So the broadcast continued unabated, except apparently in DC where DirecTV was on the fritz. (Wolverines in our nation's capitol: keep yourselves quarantined. You may be all that's left of us once the PTSD kicks in. You must continue to tell others of our sacrifice.)
As mentioned, a better strategy would have been to exit at top speed while splicing K-Pop videos into the feed.
One of 67,200,113 things that would have been preferable to watching football on Saturday night
But hey, I'm just a guy on the internet. Maybe I haven't thought this through. There are multiple strategies for successfully executing a game like Saturday's.
INVENT A TIME MACHINE. The classic. Go back to the point at which this game was agreed upon and describe to the decision-makers what the consequences will be. Unfortunately, in this case the only part of "nationally televised debacle on par with Chernobyl" that will be heard is "nationally televised," and nothing will change.
DRINK! Not working.
DRINK MORE! Nerft veruking erngerghf.
AFTER IT'S OVER, TELL PEOPLE YOU SUCK AND WILL PUT MORE SUGAR IN YOUR SAUCE. I'm not sure what the analog of putting more sugar in your sauce is but it's probably putting more MAN in your BALL down BY THE RIVER. This move was successfully executed by the guy who replaced the guy who only hears "nationally televised" at his old job and may be replicated here once the guy who only hears "nationally televised" has been safely quarantined in a relatively meaningless BS government job like governor.
Sorry, world, that you think we suck. We're going to try not to suck any more, and look, here's some guy who works for us. Very middle America, this guy. Puts garlic on the uniforms. How cool is that?
GO LIMP. Jesse Williams may believe you are rotten and wander off in search of salmon.
GIVE THE BALL TO A 5'8" SLOW GUY OVER AND OVER. Scratch this one.
The weird thing about doing this and being this age is that you feel stuck. I did not know I was doing this when I started doing it and have felt grateful for my continued obsession it as various other people ranging from 30-50 have reported back on their waning interest in Michigan football, previously their alpha and omega. There's nothing sadder than the thing you used to think is amazing.
What I felt on Saturday was an intense jealousy of Orson/Spencer, who had a child a couple years back and is having another one. We're getting there, but not quite yet due to PhD things. It would have been nice to have a child to look at halfway through the second quarter and know with 100% certainty that what I was looking at was just a game that did not really matter.
I know this, or at least knew it. (I do not know this and never knew it even a tiny bit.) Now that the career is the game it is hard to figure out what's a reasonable response from a human, what's my response, and what's my response augmented by the fact that I've doubled down on fandom. All of it seems out whack, and never more so than on Saturday when a guy I've met a half-dozen times now, mostly at NYC Alumni Club events, was there. He's one of those magical guys who somehow makes a career out of writing stuff for Spin and the NYT Magazine and magazines that start "New York" and may or may not have additional bits in their name. He's been pitching an article about me at these organizations. He was taking notes.
At halftime I bellowed "THAT'S BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT RUNNING DENAAAAARD" at the television. I knew that this was probably not wise with a man taking notes in the room, but only after I did it. There it was anyway. I'd already spent the entire first quarter telling myself not to say anything on twitter until the die had truly been cast.
So, I feel stuck, you know? I'm 33 now, the age when Jim McManus had his Age of Miracles and went to the World Series of Poker to write about it for Harper's, married and not disjointed and blessed by the cosmos. It's a hell of a football game to watch that makes you wish this stuff didn't have such a hold on you, but the first time I looked at the clock and boggled at how much time was left was in the first quarter.
It'll pass, I'm sure. It's just a hell of a football game to do that do you, to leave you blank and unthinking until you laugh in a way that frightens even you.
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The takeaway. DENNIS NORFLEET WOOOOOOOOOOO. He looked fast! And returned some kicks a moderate distance! And got lit up by Dee Hart! And Fred Jackson doesn't think he can play!
Some other stuff that's not about Norfleet for some stupid reason follows.
Obligatory uniform opinion. Highlighter yellow emphatically not getting fixed, so the shoulder things combine with the pants to give off a blinding aura. If that was the goal—maybe Alabama won't even be able to look at us!—okay. I'm guessing it's not. Meanwhile, Alabama just wears their uniforms because they're Alabama. Their brand seems to be surviving.
At least Michigan got the helmet numbers right, amirite?
Blown out. I debated just posting the Hoke presser and saying "Hoke's voice is all you need to know about this game."
Obligatory Borges stuff. Guh. The best thing you can say is that once you're down 31-0 you might as well get out of there without getting anyone hurt. When the opponents are saying stuff like this…
"I thought with the running back being out, I thought (Robinson) would've got more touches, because he's a playmaker, he's a good athlete, good player," said Alabama linebacker Nico Johnson. "And I don't know, it was a shock."
…you totally outsmarted them. And yourself. Mostly yourself. Any hopes you may be harboring that this will all work itself out and Denard's legs will be the primary engine of the offense are looking pretty sickly at the moment. At least we've been here before, and Borges has retreated to plot anew. Usually he comes back with "hey, this guy can run."
The only rationale I can think of that makes any sense is that Borges believed flat-out that Michigan could not run at all and wanted an offense predicated on that. I don't know how much I buy that given Alabama replacing a number of starters and football coaches' general self-belief, but the numbers are clear. From Bill Connolly:
In 2011, Michigan ran the ball 74 percent of the time on standard downs (national average: 60 percent), 40 percent on passing downs (national average: 33 percent). Despite pro-style intentions, the Wolverines catered to Denard Robinson's strengths for the most part and kept things run-heavy, especially when Toussaint caught fire late in the year.
Against Alabama on Saturday, though, the gameplan was quite different. In the first quarter, Michigan ran just five times on 11 standard downs (45 percent) and just once in six passing downs (17 percent). These are Air Raid percentages.
If Robinson has 30 carries against Air Force I'll again descend into the Walter White laugh. (Spoilers, obviously.)
Would have been nice to see what Robinson could have become in an offense that catered to—or even bothered to use—his primary skill. (Everything else would have been terrible, of course.)
Yeah, yeah, Robinson had reads and could have kept the ball blah blah. Planning to get Robinson carries when Alabama's defense decides not to put a guy on him on the read option is not a winning strategy.
Gardner WR stuff. Gardner probably took more snaps at WR than anyone else and looked like a 6'4" version of Darryl Stonum from 2008. He consistently looked over the wrong shoulder on deep stuff and his routes were crap. But he scored a touchdown and could have had a couple more long gainers if he wasn't going up against yet another Alabama cornerback from hell. Gardner didn't get an opportunity to catch that opening slant thanks to that Milliner kid and had a few more potential long completions broken up by the Alabama secondary. Milliner raked one out; a few others never got there.
Once Gardner's away from a 6'2" junior who was a five star and the #2 CB in his class to Rivals, he'll do fine. Unlike Stonum 2008, Gardner did find the ball even if it looked ugly as he did so.
Roundtree. The first interception was debatably interference as Milliner shoved Roundtree to the ground on his route. Penalty or not, that sequence should make Roundtree's shortcomings as an outside receiver clear. He is not big enough, strong enough, or athletic enough to compete with standout corners. His assets are about as wasted as Denard's, though at least in Roundtree's case it's clear he's on the outside because of a lack of other options.
The ground game. Hard to get a grasp on anything, obviously. Michigan was overwhelmed; Toussaint would not have done much better. Aside from one Vincent Smith run that Alabama lost contain on, Michigan got jack on the ground. I can ask questions all day: why was Rawls going east-west? Why was misdirection hardly attempted? Did Michigan come into the game with more than one running play?
It doesn't really matter.
Bubble screens. They existed, and they got eight yards each, and they were Michigan's best plays that weren't chucking it deep. Gallon looked very good on both; there's no reason not to keep going to it when the defense is giving it to you.
In case of Lewan emergency. Move Schofield to left tackle (where he was pwned on his first play), Omameh to right tackle, and bring in Burzynski at right guard. In case of Lewan emergency, we are dead dead dead dead dead dead.
Defense. Ask again later. I stopped paying close enough attention to tell you anything interesting after the first quarter.
The Countess injury is of course a major blow; with Talbott out the door earlier their CB depth has gone from excellent to shaky before game two. Webb says($) expect Raymon Taylor to pick up the slack. The line was always going to get pounded. Somewhat disconcerting to see a lot of James Ross out there unless Michigan had also just packed it in and was screwing around with getting some experience.
Freshmen. Maize and Blue News has a comprehensive recap. Other than Ross (and NORFLEET) the most prominent freshman contributor was Jarrod Wilson, who stepped in as the free safety in the nickel package as Michigan moved Thomas Gordon down to nickel. Pipkins looked like he got some push on a few plays, too.
We did not see much from Chesson and Darboh, but if Roundtree keeps playing like he is that won't last.
Your winner for dumbest burned redshirt: Royce Jenkins-Stone.
Well, at least this isn't particularly unusual. Various recent Alabama scores:
- 2011 Citrus Bowl: Alabama 49, MSU 7
- 2011 Arkansas: 38-14
- 2011 Florida: 38-10
- 2011 Tennessee: 37-6
- 2011 Auburn: 42-14
- National title game: 21-0 over LSU, LSU never crosses midfield.
Other than Georgia Southern, no team has put up more than 14 points on Michigan since Cam Newton's Auburn outfit.
Forever little brother. This is why Michigan State will always be Michigan State, and doesn't even include Delvon Roe:
Michigan is getting Raped right now. I bet Jerry Sandusky is proud lol
Get your yuks in now.
At least it wasn't the most embarrassing thing to happen over the weekend. This GIF of Kentucky fans is destined to go head to head with Rollerblading Raptors Mascot someday:
Don't forget the guy in the bottom corner and the dude left hanging at the top right. This is a gif as complex and layered as Yankee Enthusiasts and will in time take its place in GIF Valhalla.
Inside the Boxscore returns:
Morgan had 8 tackles, but they were all assisted tackles, which epitomizes the game. In all of the one-on-one matchups, we lost. Bama was just more "-er" than us, bigger, stronger, faster, tougher. I avoided watching Bama last season because I hate that "ESS EEE SEE" crap, but there's no denying how good they are.
As does Hoke For Tomorrow:
I turned off the TV after Bellamy's first career pass attempt/interception and made my way quietly upstairs to bed. The rest of the family (wife, 5yo son, 1yo daughter) had long since decided that a good night's sleep was a better option than watching Michigan get smeared across the turf in Texas. I didn't feel any bitter emotions really, mostly concern for the collective knees of Taylor Lewan, Blake Countess, and Brandon Moore. I guess the Rich Rod years knocked all of the conceited sense of entitlement out of me for real.
Hinton is gloriously reborn and his article is mostly about Alabama, because obviously. The bit on Denard:
That said, Denard Robinson did not look like a quarterback on the verge of turning the corner as a passer. On one level, it's hard to judge a guy who's being consistently hit and hurried by a defense as relentless as Alabama's, which seems to have an answer for everything on almost every play. But Robinson was well below the Mendoza line tonight in terms of completion percentage (11 of 26), and his two interceptions in the first half were about as ugly – and as costly – as they come.
The first he simply put up for grabs, recklessly lobbing a jump ball in the direction of a receiver who had already been shoved off of his feet and out of bounds by Tide corner Dee Milliner, who found himself all alone to gather in the pick; Eddie Lacy scored three plays, extending 'Bama's lead to 21-0. On the second, Robinson stepped up in the pocket and drilled the ball directly into the chest of linebacker C.J. Mosley, who jogged in for an icing score that pushed the lead to 31-0. In both cases, Robinson had no idea what he was seeing when he put the ball in the air, and seemed more interested in getting rid of it under pressure for the sake of getting rid of, whatever the cost on the other end. Michigan fans have seen that before; all indications tonight are that they'll be seeing it again.
I think that The Hoover Street Rag is not correct:
We have a choice as fans. We can sulk, we can lament, we can shake our fists in anger. But I don't think we will.
That would be nice.
In the second quarter, with Michigan trailing 24-0 and backed up inside their 10-yard line, Kirk Herbstreit was talking about Michigan's non-existant running game. The camera panned up to Al Borges in the coordinator's booth. After relaying the upcoming 3rd down play, Borges shook his head in disbelief and rubbed his face. It was the unmistakeable look of someone who had run out of answers, like working your way through a maze and finding only brick walls.
Al Borges deserves some blame, but not much. Michigan wasn't going to be able to run the ball in this game. I predicted that Michigan would rush for fewer than 100 yards; the final tally was 69, despite having one of the most electrifying players in the country at quarterback. Yes, Denard Robinson probably could have run the ball more, especially before he got dinged up. Would it have made much of a difference? Probably not. Where Robinson really could have made a difference was in the passing game. He had lots of open receivers early in the game, but he's just as erratic as ever in the passing game. He kept throwing deep (inaccurately), and completed just 11/26 passes. The offensive line did a decent job of pass blocking, but if Michigan has to rely on Robinson to win the game with his arm, they're going to struggle.
Erratic, maybe, but I saw a lot of accurate-enough passes that would have been complete if not for Dee Milliner and other members of the Alabama secondary.
Wojo wrote a column. Maize and Brew did a thing. MGoRecruiting returns from the dead to pine for the spread 'n' shred. MLive now TWIS-ing their own readers. Big House Blog is not thrilled with Brandon. Me, I say that whenever you can get less money to play thousands of miles from campus against a team that's signed an extra recruiting class of players over the last five years without getting a home game in return, you have to do it.
At least the server held up, amirite?
Blake Countess Done For Year
A source close to the team has told me Blake Countess has torn ligaments in his knee and is done for the year.
Countess will get a medical redshirt and be a redshirt sophomore next year; in his stead, Michigan has some hard choices. Courtney Avery was not up to the task on the outside against Alabama. Raymon Taylor and Terry Richardson also got in there, though in the part of the game in which Alabama was just running out the clock. This might mean we see a lot more of Jarrod Wilson in the nickel package. Last night he came in and Michigan moved Thomas Gordon down to the nickelback spot.
Also, hurray!
I'm writing this at a Starbucks in the Dallas-Fort Worth airport, already one 20-ounce beer deep after a most depressing lunch at a nearby Chile's. I packed three shirts for this trip, all maize; my 2006 student football shirt draws pitied looks from those in red, hollow stares of sadness from fellow Michigan faithful.
Last night, I surveyed the carnage from my perch in the second deck; all I could think of was Switch, staring at inevitability.
Not like this.
Not like this.
Vincent Smith rush for 3 yards to the Mich 34 for a 1ST down.
The one Alabama fan I spoke to at length has but one question as we prepare to go through security and enter Cowboys Stadium. He is the archetype of the middle-aged Tide male, red polo with the script 'A' tucked into his khakis, carrying the air of a man who's seen the bottom of many a bottle.
"So, do y'all really think you have a chance?"
The question isn't spoken derisively, at least on its surface—like the others, he's almost disarmingly polite. Over the course of the next four hours, this particular trait goes from charming to infuriating.
Vincent Smith rush for a loss of 1 yard to the Mich 33.
The two words are reflex, easily deciphered by the amateur lip-reader any time an Alabama fan appears on the behemoth jumbotron, spoken any time two groups of fans pass in the concourse, emblazoned on T-shirts, seared into my soul.
Roll Tide.
Vincent Smith rush for 1 yard to the Mich 33.
Denard Robinson's third carry comes on the first drive of the third quarter. The scoreboard reads Alabama 31, Michigan 7.
Had I known this was the plan, I'd have watched from my couch.
Vincent Smith rush for 2 yards to the Mich 40.
Vincent Smith's fourth carry comes on the first play of the second quarter. To this point, Michigan's 34 yards of offense are almost entirely offset by their 25 penalty yards.
Had I known this was the plan, I'd have not watched at all.
Vincent Smith rush for a loss of 2 yards to the Mich 38.
Alabama's five-star running back, Dee Hart, hurtles down the field and connects flush with Dennis Norfleet. This is a kickoff return. Hart is on the coverage team. Had he stuck with his initial commitment to Michigan,—and after yesterday, nobody can blame him for not doing so—Hart would have started at running back for the Wolverines. He certainly would not have played kickoff coverage.
Half of the stadium erupts. It is not my half.
Vincent Smith rush for no gain to the Mich 5.
My friends and I enter the stadium at six o'clock local time. After locating our section, we exit the concourse to stand at the railing behind out seats and stare agape at the jumbotron. It is as advertised, so mind-blowingly large that it takes every effort to avert my eyes and watch the players on the field. I briefly note how much larger the Alabama players look before going back to ogling the screen.
A 30-something man wearing crimson from head to toe strikes up a conversation. He tells us that he's really a Michigan fan, too, and still was trying to decide upon a team for which to cheer. He is gregarious, pleasant, and wishes us all the best when we head to our seats.
I hate this man.
Vincent Smith rush for 2 yards to the Mich 12.
Seven Wolverine defenders—Joe Bolden, Keith Heitzman, Mario Ojemudia, Ondre Pipkins, Terry Richardson, James Ross, and Jarrod Wilson—make their career debut.
None can stop the bleeding, of course. They are but freshmen, and freshmen cannot save you here.
Vincent Smith rush for 3 yards to the Mich 25.
Each Miller Lite costs $8 at Cowboys Stadium. This is criminal, of course, but the alternative is so much worse.
I'll take two, please.
Vincent Smith rush for no gain to the Alab 46.
Thomas Gordon finishes with nine tackles, leading the team, and—in my memory, at least—missing at least as many.
God bless Thomas Gordon. He tried, long after the point when I'd given up hope.
Vincent Smith rush for 1 yard to the Mich 15.
Hours before kickoff, we park in Lot 10 to begin tailgating. The signs for the lot bear the image of a Dallas Cowboys legend of some sort, though I don't recognize the face. We are next to a Wal-Mart. It is a stark reminder of where we are, and where we are not. By the time this sniveling jackass graces the big screen...
...I'll have vowed never to attend a regular season neutral site game again.
Vincent Smith rush for 22 yards to the Alab 48 for a 1ST down.
Vincent Smith—God bless him, too—finally turns the corner on his 11th carry, scampering 22 yards before screeching to a halt in front of an Alabama safety, falling to the turf when his legs cannot dance as his panicked mind intends. A Michigan fan behind me then utters the stupidest sentence in the history of man:
"He could've gotten about three more yards if he ran through that guy."
I nearly miss Devin Gardner's touchdown two plays later as I frantically tweet to save the quote for posterity's sake.
Vincent Smith rush for a loss of 1 yard to the Mich 7.
This morning, before we load our luggage into the rental car, my friend Dan grabs an unopened 12-pack from the trunk.
Last night, in our haste to reach the hotel and never talk about that again, we forget to drink away our sorrows.
Vincent Smith rush for 2 yards to the Mich 28.
We find ourselves in the exclusive club section of Cowboys Stadium. We shouldn't be there, but Dan's girlfriend has that invaluable charm that renders such things moot. After a day of drinking and ignoring more basic needs, I am hungry. The concession stand offers a $13 Kobe Beef BBQ Burger, so of course I order one.
I eat my burger on a marble countertop. I state unequivocally that it's the best burger I've ever eaten, and long after the beers wear off I stand by that statement.
That turns out to be the highlight of my evening. An hour later, Alabama is up 21-0, and I've barely had time to get comfortable. I gaze at the field, resigned.
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Punt-Counterpunt: Alabama 2012
Something's been missing from Michigan gamedays since the free programs ceased being economically viable: scientific gameday predictions that are not at all preordained by the strictures of a column in which one writer takes a positive tack and the other a negative one. Something like… Punt-Counterpunt.
By Ken "Sky" Walker
Michigan-Alabama Cowboy Classic
Punt/Counterpunt are together again for another go-round. The last time I wrote for this column, Lloyd Carr was still head coach of the Wolverines. I'll count as a blessing that I didn't have to write during the dark days of Michigan football. Bet you never thought you'd be more glad to be rid of "he who we shall not name" than that old curmudgeon Lloyd, did you?
I wanted to thank Brian for giving Nick and I another opportunity to voice our opinions, but I'm having second thoughts about doing this again. I'm finding it difficult to get excited about cranking this out every week, having a deadline, dealing with Counterpunt—it's too much like work.
Actually dealing with Counterpunt is probably more like babysitting a spoiled child. They never know what they want, they make unreasonable demands and you can't satisfy them no matter what you do.
Take this Michigan/Alabama game. How long have we known this was scheduled? Did you make any arrangements for attending it—tickets, air or hotel reservations? Noooo—but who decides last night while quaffing his fruity, hoppy brew ski that we just had to go on a 1200 mile road trip, leaving in the next five hours? I might have downed a few vodka tonics by then, but at least I know what's feasible and what isn't.
A feat that can be accomplished is Blue beating 'Bama. First game of the season is the perfect time to play them. Coach Hoke and defensive coordinator Mattison have had eight months to game plan for this one. We'll have the second coming of Megatron, when Devin Gardner lines up at wide receiver – which DB on Tide defense is going to cover him? And then there's Denard. If you don't have faith in what this kid can do by now, then you'll just be a nonbeliever forever.
It should be obvious to all that my column-mate has issues. The man calls Bama's coach Nick "Satan" for god sakes. Didn't anyone ever tell Counter-runt to stay away from the red kool-aid? Nick stockpiles the talent and then just overwhelms you. Nothing special about the offense, just run it down his opponent's throat until they choke. Remind you of anyone we used to know?
Maybe the Satanist is right. We should have made the effort to take in this road show. I have a feeling "The Denard Robinson Experience", is going to play just fine in Dallas.
Michigan 31, Alabama 28
By Nick RouMel
Michigan-Alabama Cowboy Classic
Many thanks to MGoBlog for bringing Punt/Counterpunt out of retirement. While I was easy enough to track down, Punt was a challenge. He was eventually found living in a hut along the Mekong Delta, wearing a bathrobe with fuzzy slippers, with a vodka tonic and a Swedish K at his side. He was raving, but Brian promised him a bath and a visit to the set of "American Guns," and he was persuaded to return and resume his column.
While one might surmise that such a Kaczynski-like hermit would be fearsome, Punt is actually quite the chicken. "Pawk, pawk!" I taunted him when he revealed he would be choosing Michigan in the Cowboy Classic. "So you don't want anyone to question your right to wear your Sam McGuffie UM jersey?" Punt wouldn't pick against Michigan even if they were playing, oh, say, Appalachian State.
Punt and I do share excitement about the Cowboy Classic, but not enough for him to actually attend. I told him I'd be at his door at 5 AM on Friday for the 19 hour drive to the Republic of Texas. I argued that by the time his death bed rolls around, he'd have more regrets about missing this grudge match with Nick Satan. But Punt stood firm, so we're watching on the big screen.
Unfortunately, I do not share my friend's optimism about this weekend's matchup. Satan commands a reverential buzz these days. While at MSU he was barely able to put up Denny Stoltz-like numbers, in the hotter climes of the southern US, he has three national championships, two with Alabama.
Not even the antics of his devilish daughter can distract Satan from his evil mission. Kristen Saban, an Alabama co-ed, is now facing a lawsuit from fellow student Sarah Grimes. Sarah claims that after the younger Satan posted on her Facebook page, "No one likes Sarah! Yayyyyy!" she confronted Kristen to remove the post - but Kristen responded by pulverizing her. Just like her daddy teaches the Alabama defense.
It is that very defense that is now salivating for the opportunity to pulverize Denard & Co. Punt sees a glimmer of hope because Satan has lost a few of his minions to the NFL, but he seems to forget that Satan has more henchmen than the Wicked Witch. Yes, I fear that the good guys are going to get our winged helmets handed to us by the winged monkeys.
Evil prevails. Satan dances in his cloven hooves, his forked tail twitching with glee.


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