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Monday Presser Notes: 10-5-09
Rich Rodriguez
- There were no new injuries coming out of the Michigan State game that will keep guys out of practice this week. In existing injuries, David Molk is out of his walking boot, and started lifting light weights again yesterday. Mike Williams wasn't 100% going into the game, but taking him out for Kovacs was a substitution issue, not an injury issue.
- Donovan Warren is a very intelligent player. Rodriguez said, "Some of our guys need to follow his lead as far as how he prepares for games." A bit of a calling-out, it seems. At the other corner position, JT Floyd and Boubacar Cissoko are still competing.
- The offense struggled in part because they didn't have the ball a whole lot in the first half. 1 mistake here and there was enough to destroy a drive. Missing Molk drops the intensity of the line a little bit. The team wasn't sharp, and they needed to be in order to win. The receivers usually don't drop that many passes, and they need to improve their concentration. The Stonum touchdown helped them get some momentum going for the offense, which sparked the comeback.
- Tate's leadership is improving from week to week. That's the sort of thing that comes in games, and can't be earned as much in practice. He was a little nicked up in the game, but he warmed up as the game went along. When asked if he's more poised than most freshmen, Rodriguez answered "No question." He'll be a little limited in practice today, but should be full-go for the rest of the week.
- The defense has tackled well most of the year, but there have been times that they haven't been able to make the tackles. Rodriguez isn't sure if that's a matter of their conditioning wearing down, or breakdowns in technique. The defensive line is the most consistent unit on the defense from game-to-game. As far as linebackers, Rodriguez said every position is up for grabs, but praised the play of Mouton, Ezeh, and especially Brown. "We can all play better," he said, meaning that it wasn't just the linebackers that are the problem.
- They've been doing the rugby punt for a number of years. Zoltan had the option to run or kick on that play, and for the first time, he made the wrong choice. "We need to make sure our guys understand the parameters."
- Iowa has one of the best front sevens on defense - particularly the front four - that Michigan will see this year. It should be a big challenge for the offensive line. They have to step up their intensity in Molk's absence.
Mike Martin
- In the team's workouts this morning, everybody came in motivated. They know they must have great practices this week and keep on improving. The team was hoping for a great season, and the loss hurt because of all the work they put in.
- Mike is friends with David Molk, and he can tell that it's killing Molk to not be able to play. He was finally able to lift today, and was happy.
- It helps Martin to play next to Brandon Graham. He's a great athlete with good experience. He motivates the defense on the field, and keeps them pumped up between plays. He never said anything about it, but he was clearly upset to not have a sack on the year until finally getting one against the Spartans.
- Going against Iowa is tough because the Hawkeyes have a great defense. Since the Michigan offense might struggle, the defense will have to step up. Martin likes night games, because he's not much of a morning person.
Darryl Stonum
- The long touchdown was a big play for the team, and for Stonum personally: "It was a big play for me. I let the team down with two fumbles earlier, so I needed to step up and make a big play for us."
- There hasn't been an adjustment to the way Tate throws the ball this year compared to the guys that they had last year. The only difference is that he keeps his eyes focused downfield to make a play, even when he's scrambling. The receivers have a lot more confidence this year, which has led to big games for JR Hemingway (Western Michigan), Greg Mathews (Notre Dame), and now Stonum.
- Stonum loves night games. That's all you play in Texas high school football.
Mark Ortmann
- The offense can only ask the defense to do so much, because the offense has to capitalize when they have the opportunities. The defense has put them in position to win three times now, and they jut couldn't pull it off against Michigan State for the third win. Offensive rhythm is important for the team, and the run game drives that. Though he watched the film three times yesterday, Mark couldn't tell where the issues came from. State was just firing off the ball better.
- The difference between last year's losses and this year's is confidence. This year's team has it, though it was a little shaken by the first loss of the year.
- Molk is a leader on the line, so losing him is drastic. There are still plenty of capable guys, so losing one player is no excuse for a performance like Saturday's.
- Ortmann has never played at Iowa, nor even been in their stadium. They are a good defense, and it should be a tough challenge. Regardless of how long the trip is, each game should be treated like a business trip by the players. Ortmann doesn't like night games, because it allows tension to build all day, especially from the younger players.
Jason Olesnavage
- He's kicked well this year. The weather on Saturday made it tougher, but he was still able to kick pretty well. Too bad he didn't get a chance at a game-winner at the end.
- On game-ending drives, it helps to focus on how many times he's been successful. It's easy to say that you just need to concentrate, but to do it is tougher. The guys on the team really help him deal with that. A lot of guys tapped him on the helmet going into OT, knowing that everyone else is confident in you helps.
Old Mailbag Updates
On old spellin' guy:
Regarding the emailer who asked about Old Michigan Spelling Guy last week, I can confirm that both OMSG and Superfan were in attendance for Homecoming against Indiana. OMSG did the cheers, and Superfan just wielded his cowbell (feel like I should say "of Truth" or something after that).
I didn't know about either of these guys 'til this year; I've normally sat in the southeast corner prior to this year. But I saw Superfan doing these cheers against Western and knew what the emailer was talking about. Where OMSG has been for the other games is beyond me. But since they sat next to each other, Superfan would probably know if asked.
-Dallas O.
So… he's fine, workin' his magic. On the thing that isn't people shaking keys:
Brian,As a sort of answer to the question about the 3rd down student cheer.I had student tickets from 04-08 and I was at the WMU game also in the student section. I don't really know what to call the cheer, it really just started last year. The band broke out some new (at least I don't remember hearing it before last year) song they play on 3rd downs. As they play it the band director and some of the band sticks their hands out and shakes their hands and fingers, which is why some of the students have picked it up and started doing it along with them. I've noticed that some of the students still pull out the keys and some do the little hand wiggle thing, it's kinda split. I'm not sure what the motivation was for the new song and hand thing, it surprised me a little last year when I saw it the first time. If there was some sort of message to the students last year about doing the new cheer I missed it somehow. As far as I know, the students that started doing it just picked it up from seeing the band do it.Jesse
Brian –
As I'm assuming you've heard by now, that cheer has been used by the Marching Band for decades. I was in the MMB starting in 1993 and we used it back then. And we use it as part of our cadence to and from the stadium. Now, you may be correct about when it was picked up by the football team and then the fans. I remember some of the football players picking up on it late in my tenure (93-97) when we'd do a practice performance for them in the fall. Whether it was specifically 1997 or not I don't know.
Anyway, thought I'd pass that along. The band usually does the "Great to be…." And "Go Michigan, Beat the XXXX" cheer as part of every game's cadence.
Adam R. Cole
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Brian – I'm sure you are no stranger to this complaint - is it just me, or does Pam Ward's announcing just crawl under your skin and annoy the **** out of you? Her ad hoc commentary is so pointless, is, at best, pawned from the media guide, and sounds no different than what you would imagine to hear if you ever decided to watch a college volleyball game or gymnastics tournament. She can't offer any meaningful insight on football strategy. Her announcing actually made me madder and more hostile while watching the "survivorfest" vs. IU last weekend. She does not belong in a football booth. Is there any way we can get ESPN to permanently put her on Northwestern duty (except, of course when we play them)?
I'm with you. It's not that Pam Ward is a woman, it's that she's terrible. The difference between Ward and McDonough, who was terrific in a game just as crazy, was striking. McDonough injected the game with more drama; his "DROPPED!" on Savoy's drop was outstanding, as was the rest of his call. Ward has this crazy ability to suck energy out of a play. On Indiana's 85-yarder, well…
She doesn't start talking about the play until Willis is ten yards downfield, and when she does it's "Wow, big run out for Darius Willis. Willis down the left sideline. Nobody's going to catch him." She can't sound excited. That's why she's on nooners on ESPN2, I guess. It's Michigan's job to make this irrelevant by getting good enough to get out of that timeslot or hammer their opponents to the point where Ward's lack of excitement mirrors the game.
Hey Brian,
While I've seen most of the team improve compared to last season, I'm mystified by the punt return. I've got know-it-alls around my section yelling for Mathews head after all his fair catching, but could it be this new fangled punt formation that is affecting the statistics? I know Michigan is using the same type of coverage and while I still think Space Emperor is the reason why our punt coverage is good, could it also be the formation?
I don't care much about Mathews calling a lot of fair catches since he's had little opportunity to actually make any returns. The problem has come when Mathews doesn't field punts. He gave up about 50 yards of field position against Eastern Michigan and failed to field one punt against Indiana that should have been easily acquirable.
Fielding the punt seems about all you can do these days. As you noted, the spread punt formation now sends six players downfield immediately, severely reducing the ability of opponents to get good returns. A brief trip to the spreadsheet to compare 2000's stats with 2008's indicates there's some meat to this theory: In 2000, 46% of punts were returned with team averaging 10.1 yards each. By last year, the spread of the spread punt formation had seen punt return percentage drop to 39% and return average drop a full yard to 9.1. Since there are still a bunch of teams running old-school formations, those numbers underestimate the increased efficiency of the spread punt formation at least somewhat. Anecdotally, I think the difference is considerable.
As returns drop, "catch the damn ball" becomes an increasingly important part of being a good punt returner. Mathews has done that, except when he hasn't, and I'm fine with him back there.
Side note: I'm sick of fair catches. I'd like to see the NCAA institute the NFL rule; in the NFL you can have an illegal man downfield on a punt. I assume that rule is the only thing preventing the widespread adoption of the spread punt in the NFL; the numbers prove its efficacy.
Blogpoll Draft Ballot: Week 5
|Virginia Tech
|Boise State
|Southern Cal
|Miami (Florida)
|Ohio State
|Penn State
|Oklahoma State
|Brigham Young
|Georgia Tech
|Notre Dame
|South Carolina
|Last week's ballot
|35-7 Arkansas
|38-20 Kentucky
|40-14 Florida Int
|53-7 N Texas
|34-24 Texas Tech
|59-20 Monroe
|41-10 Wyoming
|23-13 Tennessee
|41-7 Kentucky
|56-6 Troy
|62-3 Charleston
|Virginia Tech
|31-7 Miami
|16-15 Nebraska
|34-26 Duke
|52-10 Marshall
|24-34 Alabama
|47-15 Rutgers
|28-18 Oregon State
|28-20 Fresno State
|37-13 Miami OH
|Boise State
|19-8 Oregon
|51-34 Fresno
|48-0 Miami OH
|34-16 UC Davis
|20-13 Georgia
|31-23 Washington
|30-26 Miss State
|23-9 Vandy
|31-3 UL Lafayette
|27-17 Arizona
|35-3 Iowa State
|24-21 Arkansas St
|17-16 N Iowa
|14-10 Clemson
|56-21 Texas State
|30-3 California
|18-15 Ohio State
|27-6 Wazzou
|13-16 Washington
|Miami (FL)
|21-20 Oklahoma
|34-17 Ga Tech
|38-34 Florida State
|7-31 Virginia Tech
|Ohio State
|30-0 Illinois
|33-14 Indiana
|38-0 Toledo
|31-27 Navy
|Penn State
|35-17 Illinois
|28-7 Syracuse
|31-6 Temple
|31-7 Akron
|10-21 Iowa
|45-35 Oklahoma St
|29-28 Texas Tech
|55-7 NW St
|41-30 West Virginia
|26-22 Tennessee
|49-24 Miss State
|37-13 La Tech
|54-30 Ball State
|42-3 Cal
|31-24 Utah
|52-6 Wash St
|38-36 Purdue
|8-19 Boise
|Oklahoma State
|24-10 Georgia
|41-24 Rice
|56-6 Grambling
|35-45 Houston
|14-13 Oklahoma
|42-23 Colorado St
|35-17 Utah State
|54-3 Tulane
|28-54 Florida St
|Georgia Tech
|24-7 No Carolina
|42-31 Miss St
|30-27 Clemson
|37-17 Jax State
|17-33 Miami FL
|37-9 Illinois
|31-21 Nevada
|52-12 Furman
|41-37 So Carolina
|20-17 Ariz State
|52-41 Arkansas
|10-24 Oklahoma St
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|35-0 Nevada
|37-30 Washington
|33-30 Michigan St
|24-21 Purdue
|34-38 Michigan
|South Carolina
|16-10 Mississippi
|7-3 NC State
|SC State
|37-41 Georgia
|35-28 So Miss
|44-16 Duke
|49-3 Northern Co
|38-30 Mich State
|31-28 Minnesota
|34-31 OT Fresno
|44-14 Wofford
|45-0 Tulsa
|64-0 Idaho State
|20-21 Miami (FL)
|35-21 Minnesota
|52-13 Maryland
|59-7 E Washington
|3-42 Oregon
|38-34 Notre Dame
|31-7 W Michigan
|36-33 Indiana
|45-17 E Michigan
|20-26 Michigan St
|19-15 Tennessee
|23-9 Kansas State
|33-14 San Diego St
|16-24 Stanford
|Ole Miss
|23-7 Vanderbilt
|45-14 Memphis
|52-6 SE Louisiana
|10-16 So Carolina
|55-0 UL Lafayette
|49-3 Florida Atl
|38-9 Ark St
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Die By The Sword
10/3/2009 – Michigan 20, Michigan State 26 (OT) - 4-1, 1-1 Big Ten
Tate Forcier had gotten away with three or four balls just like the one he chucked in the direction of a very, very covered Martavious Odoms on Michigan's final offensive play. In the first half, Koger bailed him out on a prayer of a deep ball that became Michigan's initial first down and led to a field goal. And Forcier had caused heart attacks twice on Michigan final drive. On the first play he "found" Hemingway conveniently located a foot behind a Spartan safety for a nine yard gain. On the play before the epic coverage bust that got Roy Roundtree open for the tying touchdown, he tossed a flapping duck into a cast of thousands. In retrospect—but only in retrospect—it was obvious that Michigan would die by the sword that brung them.
A third consecutive Forcier miracle would have been too much too compute. And this one would have offended the football gods for more reasons than "third consecutive game-ending drive to win or tie by freshman quarterback." In Michigan's comebacks against Notre Dame and Indiana you could point to factors hidden from the generic yardage statistics most people use to measure a team's worth: special teams and red-zone defense converted Michigan's yardage deficits into wins. This was not so much the case on Saturday.
Looking at the box score reveals an afternoon of vast offensive ineptitude. The only reason Michigan fans faced the prospect of a ninety-one-yard march in a driving rainstorm with three minutes and no timeouts with anything other that resignation is a testament to how quickly Forcier has grabbed hold of hearts and minds in Ann Arbor. I mean, look at this thing (Michigan is the first, ugly column):
TOTAL NET YARDS 251 417 Total Plays 60 78 Average Gain Per Play 4.2 5.3 NET YARDS RUSHING 28 197 Rushes 28 49 Average Per Rush 1.0 4.0 NET YARDS PASSING 223 220 Completions-Attempts 17-32 20-29 Yards Per Pass Play 7.0 7.6 Times Sacked 3 2 Yards Lost to Sacks 33 12 Had Intercepted 1 2
Before Forcier's last-drive wizardry, Michigan had one excellent catch and run from Stonum, the aforementioned prayer to Koger, and 47 other yards total. (Michigan picked up 12 in overtime.) There was no indication anywhere that Michigan should be in the game, and they wouldn't have been but for the brilliant swashbuckling we've come to expect in five short games with Tate Forcier. Michigan's sword is a scimitar held between the teeth as it swings on an unexplained rope into a ballroom. Sometimes they biff the landing and end up with a faceful of scimitar and cheeks in need of serious stitches.
This is the kind of thing that sees the inbox fill up with questions about whether Michigan should have gone for two. More on that later (quick answer: yes but not when you think). The important bit for this section is: that's Boise State thinking, and this was a game in which it was appropriate. Michigan richly deserved a loss to the point where fans were proposing taking a less than 50-50 shot at winning there and then, hoping to get one play right to steal a win and get out of town.
Michigan got outplayed. They showed how far they've got to go before they are back to being block-M Michigan, and yes it sucks that it happened at all and a bit worse that it happened against the yappiest team in No Accomplishments Land. It was going to happen at some point, and will probably happen again. The yardage margins are compelling at this point: Michigan's gotten by on smoke and swashbuckling so far, a team born to play a recurring role in Life on the Margins as long as they continue digging out from the talent and preparation crater that led to 3-9 and have a guy at quarterback that refuses to go down easy.
- Pregame predictions here mostly bore fruit: Michigan State had a surprisingly tough day on the ground and an obviously easy one in the air when Michigan wasn't getting lots amounts of pressure (all three MSU turnovers were a direct result of that). Michigan's passing game was also good when people weren't dropping balls. But there were two huge exceptions: I didn't mention "oh by the way Kirk Cousins will run for 10 YPC"—in fact, I dissed his ability to make thing happen when he moved out of the pocket—and I didn't see State crushing Michigan's ground game for the second straight year. The first one can be explained by flukes and poor linebackers… the second… uh? That's one of the things you just don't know about until you go over the tape in minute detail, but I don't get it.
- One possible explanation: Steve Sharik thinks Dantonio "gets the rivalry" to the point of manic obsession: "After watching MSU's D for their first 4 games and then today, it seems obvious that they spent almost all off-season and much of fall camp working on defending Michigan. I don't know how else to explain how a so-so run defense, horrendous secondary and meh pass rush turned into the Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens that suddenly." Michigan might be wise to have a package of stuff designed to combat this in the future; it was equally obvious last year that disproportionate amounts of effort had gone into preparing for Michigan. Congratulations, Spartans: you're 2-3.
- It'll be interesting to see what happens against Iowa. Michigan gashes them, or even gets a decent day, and it's clear that State's mania is at another level and that Michigan's run game is okay for the rest of the year. Michigan gets shut down and it looks like Molk's injury is more devastating than anyone projected, the offensive line was getting by against teams short of talent, and things will rest more heavily on Forcier.
- Defense was very strange. Outside of what might be the longest drive in the history of both programs (in terms of total yardage covered) it held Michigan State to 10 points in regulation and something like 250 yards. But, right: ceded 130 yard touchdown drive on which they had a 2nd and 25 and other instances of huge long yardage situations. That touchdown drive also made for a crazy first half in which Michigan got three drives. Still, the defensive line crushed State's conventional running game. State running backs averaged well under three yards a carry. That seems like progress even against a run game as weak as State's.
- Not progress: linebackers. Jonas Mouton was almost wholly responsible for letting Kirk Cousins (who is KIRK COUSINS) outside of him for a 41(!) yard gain, and Ezeh and Mouton were the guys who let Cousins get from the eight to the one on third and goal, allowing State to punch it in on fourth down. We have to live with this all year.
- Rodriguez said he didn't call for a fake on the ill-fated fake, and I assumed at the time that Zoltan was given the rollout punt/go for it option he picked up a couple first downs with last year. It was really, really not there, though, and he should have immediately punted it.
- I hated the run-up to that. Would rather see Brandon Minor on some sort of power set than Forcier doing that off tackle thing, and it was fourth and an inch, and I would probably go for it there. QB sneak it, man.
- Robinson's madden inability to adjust to the bubble screens was, uh, maddening. I'm at a loss to see how Michigan can't even throw it anymore but Michigan State can just line up in a twins set and have it open time after time. What happened to the defense we saw against Minnesota last year when Morgan Trent actually arrived before the ball on one?
Special mini-mailbag on this piece of PhD level game theory coaching moves:
Hi Brian,Obviously we shouldn't have dropped back 12 yards to gain six inches or punted it away on successive 4ths and 1s, but the Romer go-for-it on fourth down angle has been pretty well covered. So my game theory comment is this: when you are down 14 and score a TD, you should go for two! 44% of 2pt conversions in last year's Big Ten were successful, so...Possible outcomes:44%: Make 2pt conv (44%), you win25%: Miss 2pt conv (56%), then make 2 pt conv (44%), overtime31%: Miss 2pt conv twice, you loseSo you can see you come out ahead, and you come out ahead with any conversion rate of at least 37%. (Not to mention the intangibles of tiring the defense for another snap or two, plus the fact that going for the throat would have to fire up the team.)Might have made the difference Saturday. Thoughts?Daniel Novinson
This didn't occur to me at the time, but: yes, Michigan should have gone for two after the Stonum touchdown. The scenario laid out above has occurred to a number other folk. They have proceeded to go into unnecessarily vast detail about it in various quasi-academic publications dedicated to the proposition that no decision in football should go unquestioned. Daniel above has it in its simplest form: when you're down two touchdowns late and you get one of them you should go for two and take a shot at winning in regulation early when you have another touchdown to make up for potential failures.
Should Michigan have gone for two on their final drive after having kicked on the Stonum TD? I don't think so. The rain was pounding at that point and Forcier was as gassed as I've ever seen a Michigan quarterback. The chances of success there are poorer than usual, I think. I mean, this happened two plays before:
I'm not super confident in the offense getting one play right at this juncture.
Michigan State Liveblog
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Recycling some old hardware. We're combining two older computers into a data server for the office - it'll have two 500 GB drives in raid 0, and two 200 gB drives in raid 0, and a 2 TB for weekly backups.
On the Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3R Motherboard, there are 6 yellow SATA connectors and 2 purple.
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As for the 6 yellow ones, they seem to be in 3 pairs. Should we connect our RAID drives on the same pairs, or different ones?

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Philadelphians are familiar with the picturesque Schuylkill River Trail, and, farther south, the gritty storage tanks at Sunoco's Philadelphia refinery. But there's a vast stretch of the Schuylkill that many people drive past, but few actually see.
The city says that six miles along the river's banks, from University City to Philadelphia International Airport, is prime for commercial development and accounts for 68 percent of Philadelphia's underutilized and vacant industrial land.
It's home to refineries, utilities, freight rail, scrap yards, and remnants of industries that grew up on rail lines that passed through the area.
This "Lower Schuylkill" is the last unplanned tract in the city, said Alan Greenberger, deputy mayor for economic development. "In a city that's out of land, but for this, we should be thinking long and hard about what we see happening there."


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5.1.131903141Clown Is she to be buried in Christian burial, when she willfully 31913142seeks her own salvation?
5.1.231923143Other I tell thee she is; therefore make her grave straight. The 31933144crowner hath sat on her, and finds it Christian burial.
5.1.531983148Clown It must be so offended, it cannot be else, for here lies the 31993149point: if I drown myself wittingly, it argues an act, and an act hath 32003150three branches: it is to act, to do, and to perform. Argal, she drowned 32013151herself wittingly.
5.1.732043153Clown Give me leave. Here lies the water; good. Here stands the 32053154man; good. If the man go to this water and drown himself, it is, will 32063155he, nill he, he goes. Mark you that. But if the water come to him and 32073156drown him, he drowns not himself. Argal, he that is not guilty of 32093157his own death shortens not his own life.
5.1.1032123160Other Will you ha' the truth on't? If this had not been a 32133161gentlewoman, she should have been buried 3214out o'Christian burial.
5.1.1132153162Clown Why, there thou say'st, and the more pity that great folk 32163163should have count'nance in this world to drown or hang themselves 32173164more than their even-Christen. Come, my spade. There is no 32183165ancient gentlemen but gardeners, ditchers, and gravemakers. They hold 32193166up Adam's profession.
5.1.1332223168Clown 'A was the first that ever bore arms. I'll put another 3227question to thee. If thou answerest me not to the purpose, 3228confess thyself.
5.1.1532303172Clown What is he that builds stronger than either the mason, the 32313173shipwright, or the carpenter?
5.1.1732343175Clown I like thy wit well, in good faith, the gallows does well.32353176But how does it well? It does well to those that do ill. Now, thou 32363177dost ill to say the gallows is built stronger than the church. Argal, 32373178the gallows may do well to thee. To't again, come.
5.1.2332463185Clown Cudgel thy brains no more about it, for your dull ass will 32473186not mend his pace with beating; and when you are asked this question 32483187next, say "a grave-maker." The houses he makes lasts till doomsday. 32493188Go get thee in, and fetch me a soope of liquor.
[Exit Second Clown.]
[The First Clown digs.]
But age with his stealing steps
[The Clown throws up a skull.]
5.1.3532673202Hamlet That skull had a tongue in it and could sing once. How the 32683203knave jowls it to the ground, as if 'twere Cain's jawbone, that did the 32693204first murder! This might be the pate of a politician, which this ass now 32703205o'erreaches, one that would circumvent God, might it not?
5.1.3732733207Hamlet Or of a courtier, which could say, "Good morrow, sweet lord, 32743208how dost thou, sweet lord?" This might be my Lord Such-a-one, that 32753209praised my Lord Such-a-one's horse when 'a went to beg it, might it not?
5.1.3932783211Hamlet Why, e'en so. And now my Lady Worm's, chopless, and knocked 32793212about the massene with a sexton's spade. Here's fine revolution, an 32803213we had the trick to see't. Did these bones cost no more the breeding 32813214but to play at loggets with them? Mine ache to think on't.
A pickax and a spade, a spade,
[He throws up another skull.]
5.1.4432893219Hamlet There's another. Why may not that be the 3290skull of a lawyer? 3220Where be his quiddities now, his 3291quillets, his cases, his tenures, and his 3221tricks? Why 3292does he suffer this mad knave now to knock him 3222about 3293the sconce with a dirty shovel, and will not tell him of 3294his 3223action of battery? H'm! This fellow might be 3295in's time a great buyer of 3224land, with his statutes, his 3296recognizances, his fines, his double 3225vouchers, his 3297recoveries, to have his fine pate full of fine dirt? Will 32993226vouchers vouch him no more of his purchases, and double ones too, than the length 33003227and breadth of a pair of indentures? The very conveyances of his 33013228lands will scarcely lie in this box, and must th'inheritor himself have 33033229no more, ha?
5.1.4833073233Hamlet They are sheep and calves which seek out assurance in 33083234that. I will speak to this fellow.--Whose grave's this, sirrah?
5.1.5233143237Clown You lie out on't, sir, and therefore 'tis not yours. For my part, I 33153238do not lie in't, yet it is mine.
5.1.5333163239Hamlet Thou dost lie in't, to be in't and say it is thine. 'Tis for the dead, 33173240not for the quick; therefore thou liest.
5.1.6133283248Hamlet [To Horatio] How absolute the knave is! We must speak by the card, or 33293249equivocation will undo us. By the Lord, Horatio, this three years I 33303250have took note of it, the age is grown so picked that the toe of the 33313251peasant comes so near the heel of the courtier he galls his kibe.--How 33333252long hast thou been grave-maker?
5.1.6233343253Clown Of the days i'th' year, I came to't that day that our last King 33353254Hamlet overcame Fortinbras.
5.1.6433373256Clown Cannot you tell that? Every fool can tell that. It was that 33383257very day that young Hamlet was born--he that is mad and sent into 33393258England.
5.1.6633413260Clown Why, because 'a was mad. 'A shall recover his wits there, or if 33423261'a do not, 'tis no great matter there.
5.1.7433513269Clown Why, here in Denmark. I have been sexton here, man 33523270and boy, thirty years.
5.1.7633543272Clown Faith, if 'a be not rotten before 'a die--as we have many 33553273pocky corses nowadays that will scarce hold the laying in--'a will last you some eight 33563274year, or nine year. A tanner will last you nine year.
5.1.7833593276Clown Why, sir, his hide is so tanned with his trade that 'a will keep 33603277out water a great while; and your water is a sore decayer of your 33613278whoreson dead body. [He picks up a skull.] Here's a skull 3362now hath lyen you i'th'earth 23 years.
5.1.8233673282Clown A pestilence on him for a mad rogue! 'A poured a flagon of 33683283Rhenish on my head once. This same skull, sir, was, sir, Yorick's skull, the 33693284King's jester.
5.1.8533723287Hamlet [taking the skull] Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio, a fellow of infinite 33733288jest, of most excellent fancy. He hath bore me on his back a 33743289thousand times, and now how abhorred in my imagination it is! My gorge 33753290rises at it. Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how 33763291oft.--Where be your gibes now? Your gambols, your songs, your 33783292flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Not one 33793293now to mock your own grinning? Quite chopfall'n? Now get you 33803294to my lady's table and tell her, let her paint an inch thick, to this 33823295favor she must come. Make her laugh at that. 33823296Prithee, Horatio, tell me one thing.
[He throws the skull down.]
5.1.9133903302Hamlet To what base uses we may return, Horatio! Why may not 33913303imagination trace the noble dust of Alexander till 'a find it stopping 33923304a bunghole?
5.1.9333943306Hamlet No, faith, not a jot. But to follow him thither with modesty 33953307enough, and likelihood to lead it: Alexander died, Alexander was 33963308buried, Alexander returneth to dust, the dust is earth, of earth we 33973309make loam, and why of that loam whereto he was converted might 33993310they not stop a beer-barrel?
Enter King, Queen, Laertes, and the corse [of Ophelia, in funeral procession, with the "Doctor" or Priest, and others].
[Hamlet and Horatio conceal themselves. Ophelia's body is taken to the grave.]
|Must there no more be done?
|No more be done.
|5.1.11934283337As to peace-parted souls.
|Lay her i'th' earth,
|5.1.12334333342When thou liest howling.
|[To Horatio]
|What, the fair Ophelia!
|5.1.12734383347And not have strewed thy grave.
|Oh, treble woe
|5.1.13534483356Of blue Olympus.
|[Coming forward]
|What is he whose grief
|5.1.13934533361Hamlet the Dane.
|[Grappling with Hamlet]
|The devil take thy soul!
[Hamlet and Laertes are parted.]
|5.1.16634813389I'll rant as well as thou.
|This is mere madness,
|5.1.17034863394His silence will sit drooping.
|[To Laertes]
|Hear you, sir,
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And Horatio [exits too].


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Rangers Lead Kings 2-1 After Second Period in Stanley Cup Game 5
Chris Kreider and Brian Boyle scored in a four-minute span late in the second period to give the Rangers a 2-1 lead against the host Los Angeles Kings as New York tried to stay alive in the Stanley Cup finals.
Kreider scored on a power play with 4 1/2 minutes remaining in the period to tie the game 1-1, and Boyle added a shorthanded goal with 30 seconds left before the break.
The Kings lead three games to one in the best-of-seven National Hockey League championship series and need one more win to capture the title.
Justin Williams slid a rebound through a pile of players and between the skates of New York goalie Henrik Lundqvist for the Kings' goal six minutes into the game.
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Welcome to the Lake Highlands/White Rock Democrats, the neighborhood Democratic club for the east Dallas area. We invite you to join us every 3rd Saturday at 10:00am at the Point Center on the campus of C.C. Young Retirement Center at 4847 W. Lawther Drive in Dallas.
Our club territory extends, west to east, from Central Expressway {Highway 75) to LBJ (Highway 635), and north to south, from LBJ to Thornton Expressway (Highway 30.) Our political and service projects focus on east Dallas neighborhoods. Additionally, as individuals, and as a club, we are active in the Dallas County Democratic Party, which we support with our time and financial contributions.
The Lake Highlands/White Rock Democrats club is well-known for our issue-oriented programs, candidate forums and committed volunteers. Our service projects include weekend clean-ups at White Rock Lake, voter registration drives, and outreach work with neighborhood schools.
As a registered political action committee, our club takes an active role in local elections. The club interviews and endorses candidates, and supports those candidates through campaign work and financial support.
Our club is one of the most active political clubs in Dallas County. While we are serious about voter education and the election of Democrats in our community, we believe that this work can be fun. In addition to interesting monthly meetings and fellowship, the club hosts an annual spring picnic and a fall chili supper. Candidates and elected officials attend these events to meet and discuss issues with the residents of east Dallas.
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Spas in Sydney: New Upgrades for the Shangri-La Hotel
September 2, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Change is afoot in Sydney. The perfectly-located Shangri-La Hotel-- positioned between the Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge in the heart of the historic Rocks District-- is currently undergoing a renovation. Scheduled from July 11- September 12, 2009, the improvements will focus on the Health Club, pool, gym, and Café Mix. Pretty soon lucky guests will be able to luxuriate in the only CHI, The Spa in Australia-- as the hotel will debut its swanky new spa in mid December 2009.
Luxury Hotel Trends: Spa Treatments for Teens
August 31, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
A few years ago we noticed a growing trend at five-star hotels in the U.S: spa treatments for teens. Stowe's Topnotch Resort led the pack with spa services like the Total Teen Facial and Teen Massage. Now The Tribune reports that this trend is catching on at luxe hotels around the globe-- from Trump International in Chicago to The InterContinental Bora Bora Thalasso Spa, the largest spa in French Polynesia (pictured above). To quote:
The teen spa area at Loews Coronado Bay Resort, designed with Pottery Barn PBTeen, offers young spa goers a chance to play video games or watch DVDs while they wait for their special acne facials, sports massages or skincare lessons.
The Homestead in Hot Springs, Virginia, meanwhile, advertises treatments suitable for several "generations" of your family, while the Tabacon Grand Spa Thermal Resort in Costa Rica has a family spa bungalow that a family can use for an entire day, scheduling alternating treatments with dips in the river.
"Teens we see are experienced spa-goers," said Pat Liberto, manager at the Cloister Spa at Sea Island, Georgia. "The younger children who have older spa-goer siblings want to try something too."
A question for our readers: Do you take your teens to spas?
What's Hot: Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa, New Eco-luxury Resort in Australia's Blue Mountains
August 21, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Just a short drive from Sydney, the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains offer breathtaking scenery of sandstone peaks and gorges known for their distinctive blue colored haze-- a miraculous act of nature as sunlight is filtered through drops of eucalyptus oil emitted from the region's eucalyptus trees. And as The New York Times recently reports, a tree once believed to be extinct- the Wollemi Pine- can now be seen at a new eco-friendly resort opening in October, as the luxurious Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa planted a grove of 60 Wollemi Pines for the enjoyment of guests. Since it was rediscovered in 1994, the prehistoric tree could only be found in the wild by a few scientists and conservationists, "one of Australia's best kept secrets." Set within its own 4,000-acre conservation and wildlife reserve, the resort will be operated by Emirates Hotels and Resorts. Each of the 40 free-standing suites will have their own outside deck and private swimming pool.
Luxury Value on Bali: Spa Journey at Anantara Seminyak Resort
August 14, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
The fabled paradise of Bali has it all-- from cultural discoveries to adrenalin-packed encounters with nature to stunning sunsets on the beach. But it's perhaps most appreciated as a spiritual place to rejuvenate and find well-being. We can't think of a better spot than Anantara Resort Seminyak to rest and recharge. Embark on the "Seven Days of Renewal Journey" and you'll enjoy a package of traditional Balinese as well as innovative new spa treatments that will transform your mind, body and soul. You'll get yoga sessions and healthy spa cuisine, to boot. Plus you'll get to partake in a Balinese Massage Workshop. Priced at just $445 per night, this is a real luxury value.
The Brando: Marlon Brando's Private Island in the South Pacific Gets a Luxury Eco-Resort
August 7, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
This dreamy spot in the South Pacific will soon be home to The Brando, a luxury eco-resort that's slated for 2011. Marlon Brando bought the private island in French Polynesia in 1965, a postcard-perfect atoll called Tetiaroa surrounded by a coral reef. Construction has begun on what will be the only resort on the island, following Brando's vision for an eco-friendly hideaway. What's in store? The official website promises "47 deluxe bungalow villas (each with private plunge pools), a spa, fitness center, community pool, as well as various island activities including scuba diving and archaeological tours of royal Tahitian sites." To minimize the resort's environmental footprint, The Brando will use a "sea water air conditioning" system which uses renewable clean energy. This system is also used at the InterContinental Bora Bora Resort and Thalasso Spa, as The Brando is being developed by Tahiti Beachcomber SA, whose CEO, Richard Bailey, owns the four InterContinental resorts in the region, all committed to eco-friendly practices: InterContinental Bora Bora Resort, InterContiental Tahiti Resort, InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort, and InterContinental Moorea Resort and Spa.
Say Hello to the New Jivana Villa at InterContinental Resort Bali
July 30, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Calling all honeymooners. The InterContinental Resort Bali-- nestled on a beautiful stretch of white sandy beach overlooking Jimbaran Bay-- has completed a big renovation project of one of its Imperial Villas. Christened the "Jivana Villa," the luxurious residence is secluded from the rest of the resort with its own private driveway, just a stone's throw from the beach. The Jivana Villa is promising to "take personalized hospitality in Bali to the next level." The foyer is lined with built-in aquariums filled with exotic fish, the master suite (on the second floor) has a lavish, marble bathroom, the glass-enclosed sunroom (known as the Love Nest) lures for English afternoon tea with finger sandwiches and treats. Walk through the tropical garden to find your beach chairs awaiting in the sand. Or cross the villa's timber bridge-- extending from the upstairs master suite-- to the two-storey Windsong Pavilion for beautiful ocean views. The oversized swimming pool and jacuzzi are designed with mother of pearl mosaic tiles.
Heli-Skiing in New Zealand with Blanket Bay Luxury Lodge
July 23, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
'Tis the season to hit the slopes down under. Adrenaline hounds can explore New Zealand's snow-covered mountains via helicopter with Blanket Bay's "Ultimate Luxury Alpine Adventure." Leave it to one of the world's finest luxury lodges to arrange the adventure for you. From the hotel's front lawn on the edge of Lake Wakatipu, you'll take off in a chopper with a private guide for a day. Ski some pristine pistes and Alpine Heliski will even set up a lunch table for you in the mountains. Return to pampering and pure luxury at Blanket Bay. Priced from $2700 per person (roughly), the package includes two nights accommodation in a luxury suite.
Related Articles: Blanket Bay's Heli-Fishing School
Buzzworthy: Free Bikes with the Park Hyatt's Bike Valet Program
July 22, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
As we reported last month, Park Hyatt Washington D.C. is now handing out complimentary bikes for guests to take on a spin around the city. We just learned that this "Bike Valet" program will soon be extended to other Park Hyatt properties-- from Sydney to Tokyo, from Chicago to Buenos Aires. Inspired by Lance's recent return to the Tour? Come August, you'll be able to embark on your very own "Tour de Park Hyatt." The concierges will hook you up with a hybrid bike, helmet, lock, city biking map, and bottled water.
The Langham Auckland Will Bake You a Cake
July 13, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Talk about five-star service. The Langham Auckland even provides guests with a bespoke cake service. The Langham chefs can cook up a cake personalized for your special occasion, whether it be a wedding, birthday, or anniversary, with various flavors and ornamentation, like edible sugar flowers, decadent chocolate cigars, and hand-made sugar roses. Perfect for birthdays, the "celebratory cake" requires 48-hours notice. The other cakes-- like the French Croquembouche made entirely of profiteroles-- require more time. Priced from NZ$85.
Speaking of sweets, The Langham has a delicious offer right now where "your better half dines free." Invite a guest for a meal on the house at the award-winning SBF Brasserie. You'll get a voucher for a matching buffet meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner).
Pictured here: The fleet of luxury Lexus hybrid limousines awaiting guests at The Langham Auckland. Driven by experienced, gracious drivers, the limos can shuttle you around town in luxurious comfort.
Killer Surf Break, Sexy Beach, and Versace Digs on Australia's Gold Coast
July 8, 2009
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
In its recent line-up of the "World's Sexiest Beaches 2009," Conde Nast Traveler gives a shout-out to Australia's Gold Coast for its "260 days of sunshine and all those beach bodies." Sure, the surfers may tend to couch-surf almost as well as they glide along Oz's best surf breaks, but you should "opt instead for the outrageous contrast of the Palazzo Versace (yes, that Versace), a rococo palace of gilt furniture, marble baths, and whirlpool tubs." This is the world's only Versace hotel, and-- to be expected-- it's visually stunning.


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Cason Owens, 6, stood on a stage in front of a three-panel judge on Saturday morning, flapping his elbows and screeching into a microphone to imitate the sound of a turkey.
Owens, of Scottsburg, was among contestants who performed at the Bird Calling Contest at the 16th annual Wings Over Muscatatuck held at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge over the weekend.
Wearing a camouflage hat, T-shirt and overalls, Owens said he heard about the contest through a teacher at his school at Vienna-Finley Elementary School in Scottsburg. His favorite bird is a turkey.
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Before the era of processed and canned foods, meat was generally issued either as salt pork, or perhaps dried beef. The daily ration was specified by the Militia Law of 1775 was:
One pound of beef, or 3/4 of a pound of pork or one pound of fish, per day. One pound of bread or flour per day. Three pints of peas or beans per week, or vegetables equivalent, at one dollar per bushel for peas or beans. One pint of milk per man per day. One half-pint of rice, or one pint of Indian meal per man per week. One quart of spruce beer, or cider, per man per day, or nine gallons of mollasses per company of one hundred men per week. Three pounds of candles to one hundred men per week, for guards. Twenty pounds of soft, or eight pounds of hard, soap for one hundred men per week.
Whenever possible, even in the field, the Army strives to avoid using MREs. When in garrison, meals are prepared like at any other institutional kitchen, with commercially procured foodstuffs.
Speaking of commercially procured foodstuffs, it was time to hit Costco and stock up on meats again.
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The game is simple . . . Post how many movies you've seen from this list of the Top 100 Foreign Films and then how many you've seen from this list of the Top 100 U.S. Independent Films (which is an interesting list in relation to this discussion).
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13 and 42. A miserable score. But there are probably several I've seen but didn't recognise by title.
Jim, survey is spelt s-u-r-v-e-y, not g-a-m-e.
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Ha! Good point. But can't I call it a game if I compare scores?
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16 of the Foreign and 77 of the Independent.
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Wow, there a ton of films on these lists I have seen about half of. Some I switched from out of boredom, some I only caught the last half of.
Only counting films I have seen from opening credits through end credits, I have seen 35 of the foreign movies, and 60 of the independent films.
And I'll be honest, I really hope to never see all 100 of those independent films in their entirety! A few of those I really don't dig.
Several of the foreign flicks I long to see, but aren't available around here or on DVD yet (so no Netflix rental...).
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55 Foreign Movies and 96 Independent Films. I told I watch too many damn movies.
I have to agree a lot of the choices I find atrocious
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5 / 23 Yes, there are many movies I need to see. Several of the ones on the 2nd list that I've seen I hated though.
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I've only seen 16 from the "Foreign Films" list, and 46 from the "Independent Film" list. I'm never going to run out of stuff to watch.
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Doughnuts + dancing? Yes, please! This bride is gorgeous in #WHITExVeraWang style VW35117! Photo: @katie__nesbitt https://t.co/CiYTrZSWO1/p>
Ask The Experts: Find The Right Silhouette For Your Frame via @BohoWeddings https://t.co/2WtMolgdUP https://t.co/G8mmU2JXtH/p>
Looking for #bridalstyle inspiration? Look no further than our real #DavidsBridal brides! https://t.co/yDyq1huD6B https://t.co/eC4PT6eecH/p>
We can't get over this breathtaking wedding https://t.co/kx9fGjElUC Photo: @karibellamy via @W_W_WeddingBlog https://t.co/tHvuPQozDE/p>
These mermaid gowns having us dreaming of the sea (and our perfect wedding dress) https://t.co/KJLXM1Lj2o https://t.co/6lCpgtj7Rr/p>
Neck yes. Homecoming preview now on Snap! ??davidsbridal https://t.co/n7KcLaIRwN/p>
Currently pinning: Beauty + dress inspo for #homecoming2016 ?????? Pin with us! https://t.co/ChiCqZ38Dj/p>
Two pieces, high necks and fun hues! #Homecoming2016 style just got real. Snag your dress! https://t.co/LJXwGcQDay https://t.co/L4f8EcOoGf/p>
A merry July it is! Shop our #ChristmasInJuly flash sale! ?????? https://t.co/l52LThYe5C/p>
Pearls, pearls, pearls. We love these accessories for a classic look! https://t.co/i0cb5TVbxA/p>
Short with sparkle, classic navy or a chic two-piece, the #MOB options are endless. Shop! https://t.co/vYlK60stY3 https://t.co/dg4FXp3eKA/p>
Doing a first look? Make his look just as memorable from @menswearhouse https://t.co/s6DgtrGEPl #DavidsPartner https://t.co/AIjz3NSh9n/p>
Style Quiz: Bridesmaid Dresses ?? We're choosing between these two looks! What did you get?! https://t.co/VKheBNNz1T https://t.co/XyoFDiLGgA/p>
#tbt to Instagram user kate.j.hughes's wedding day! From her #TrulyZacPosen dress to the reception, we are in ?? https://t.co/w88MNJAvX8/p>
RT @Weddingmagazine: The new collections from @davidsbridal #davidsbridaluk were fabulous! https://t.co/BWP2U1rhqD/p>
The Best Hairstyles for Every Wedding Dress Neckline via @MarthaWeddings https://t.co/i29DXb0jTe ??: @FionaConrad https://t.co/a0TSBpBMNs/p>
If you love @TOMS you'll want to check out our Snapchat! ??davidsbridal #TOMSWedding https://t.co/xJ5xrFVVRm/p>
Sundays are for planning! Our inspiration + guidance page makes it a little bit easier! https://t.co/XIkq4RtOD6 https://t.co/qy2POj4ZeF/p>
We are loving this summer bride + and her bright blue #DBMaids on @TidewaterTulle https://t.co/NIBD4dhrYh https://t.co/w466071YwX/p>
Add a touch of romance to your big-day look with #WHITExVeraWang accessories. https://t.co/8iJs70ioyT https://t.co/osU3vKbSOx/p>
We can only be talking about the flower girl????Head to Snapchat for more of our favorite new styles! ??davidsbridal https://t.co/Owq5oyst6V/p>
These Grandmas Totally Changed the Flower Girl Game https://t.co/FwpO1QkGCk ??Ashley Elizabeth via @brides https://t.co/vdw3c9uuWJ/p>
A Rustic And Intimate Wedding in #MelissaSweet https://t.co/QStLwSu12v Caveira Photography via @LoveMyDressBlog https://t.co/5F3HrXceZF/p>
All about the lace. We are absolutely swooning over our newest dresses. Take a look! https://t.co/UurFvKyiE7 https://t.co/9cSWQM42uC/p>
This quiz takes the guessing out of choosing your bridesmaid dresses! https://t.co/vomVLIhzc7 https://t.co/8tq4kVKbEA/p>
Same color, different dress style? We love this way to coordinate your bridal party! https://t.co/iYmrZcVlxj https://t.co/dDja8Ff60S/p>
Among all of the wedding stress + planning, let @BeBrightPink remind you to take care of yourself. #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/ZfmDxTPQ1Z/p>
Wedding wisdom from #MelissaSweet on making the most of your big day! https://t.co/bWpH1mCBYF https://t.co/I6xdalR32O/p>
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