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As the garbage pile gets higher and the environmental conscience sharpens, it is now recognized that producing waste at this rate is no longer acceptable. Now is the time for "integrated waste management" and its motto –...
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Afternoon Tea at Hart's Restaurant
(Please note Afternoon Tea may be served in the Park Bar at Hart's Hotel on a Sunday – please mention on booking if you have a preference.)
Available 12.00p.m – 4.30p.m
Afternoon tea is 21.95 per person
or Afternoon tea with prosecco is 27.95 per person
or Afternoon tea with Champagne is 30.95 per person
Afternoon tea was introduced in England by Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, in the year 1840. The Duchess would become hungry around four o'clock in the afternoon. The evening meal in her household was served fashionably late at eight o'clock, thus leaving a long period of time between lunch and dinner. The Duchess asked that a tray of tea, bread and butter (some time earlier, the Earl of Sandwich had had the idea of putting a filling between two slice of bread) and cake be brought to her room during the late afternoon. This became a habit of hers and she began inviting friends to join her. Later friends were invited to join her in her rooms at Woburn Abbey and this summer practice proved so popular, that the Duchess continued it when she returned to London, sending cards to her friends asking them to join her for "tea and a walking the fields". Other social hostesses quickly picked up on the idea and the practice became respectable enough for upper-class and society women to change into long gowns, gloves and hats for their afternoon tea to be held in the drawing room. Before long all of fashionable society was sipping tea and nibbling sandwiches in the middle of the afternoon. Traditionally, the upper classes would serve a 'low' or 'afternoon' tea around four o'clock, just before the fashionable promenade in Hyde Park. The middle and lower classes would have a more substantial 'high' tea later in the day, at five or six o'clock, in place of a late dinner. The names derive from the height of the tables on which the meals are served, high tea being served at the dinner table.
We offer a traditional afternoon tea that changes seasonally, an example of the contents are:
Sweet & savoury scones with clotted cream
Lemon tart
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Finger sandwiches filled with; Smoked salmon, Cucumber, Ham & Mustard
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We are proud to serve Jing loose leaf tea, the selection is:
Assam Breakfast, Black The ultimate breakfast tea, a rousing & robust blend of pure assam tea with a rich malty character
Earl Grey, Ceylon Black Nourishing & focused with lifted citrus charm
Assam Gold, Black Big, broad & thick textured
Darjeeling 1st Flush Supreme, Black Refreshing, sweet & light with balanced muscatel flavours
Jade Sword, Green Clean rounded, full & grassy with palate refreshing finish
Jasmine Silver Needle, White Fragrant jasmine tea with understated orchard blossom sweetness
Lemongrass & Ginger, Herbal Deeply aromatic, fragrant & refreshing
Ceylon & Whole Rose Buds, Ceylon Black Graceful, gentle sweet rose over a rich, smooth ceylon base
Sichuan Dew, Green Whole leaf green tea, picked between 5th & 10th April 2015 in Tongxin village, Sichuan province, China
Dragon Well, Green Lively flavours of grassy freshness
Ali Shan, Black Hearty, refreshing & bright with thick, creamy texture
Phoenix Honey Orchid, Oolong, Light-bodied & incisive with peach & citrus scents
Blackcurrant & Hibiscus, Fruit Infusion Intense, lively, refreshing & full of charm
Monmouth three bean espresso blend: American, espresso, double espresso, latte, cappuccino, macchiato, flat white.
Monmouth Fazenda Alta Vista, Brazilian single origin coffee for cafetiere
All also available in decaf using Granja la Esperanza, Columbian decaffeinated coffee beans
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Lingual Perfection is a private practice that is based in Columbia, South Carolina. Ronald C. Kuebler is a Speech Pathologist with over 17 years of experience. Ron has various licenses and certifications in South Carolina and other states. Experience covers many different populations and ages including many rare disorders and various treatment approaches.
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Julius Peppers is a defensive end in the NFL, and was recently cut by the Chicago Bears, then promptly picked up by division rival Green Bay Packers.
A team usually busy hibernating during free agency. Not this year, this year they made a splash in the form of 3 years $30million for an elite albeit aging edge pass rusher to bookend Clay Matthews.
My bold prediciton for this year Julius Peppers wins the defensive player of the year!
Don't believe me, here's 5 reasons why it's bound to happen.
Reason 1. Who do you double?
You just can't simply double team Clay Matthews, and Julius Peppers. With offensive lines not being able to double both perrenial Pro Bowl pass rushers, and B.J. Raji returning at nose tackle to clog up the middle who do you double?
My guess is they double Matthews, even after a decline in numbers last year due to injury he is Green Bays' best pass rusher and the offense needs to know where he is on the field at all times.
Que Peppers, a prominent pass rusher in his own right, and I think this year is his year. With the offensive line so worried about Matthews , Somebody is going to be there to sack the QB , and that person is 8-time Pro Bowler Julius Peppers. Look for a steep increase in his sacks and tackles for loss this season.
Reason 2. He's Motivated!
Peppers led the Chicago Bears last season with 7.5 sacks his lowest total since 2007 (2.0). Peppers 118.5 career sacks is 2nd since entering in the league in 2002. Despite these Hall of Fame numbers there is something that is still missing from his career, and that is the feeling of hoisting the Lombardi trophy over his head victorious.
Peppers was quoted saying, "I haven't won a championship. That's where my focus is. I feel like the team is set up to make a run and I feel I can help get it there". Peppers has heard the whispers about him aging and possibly losing a step to which he replied, "I have a lot left in the tank. I have a lot left to give, a lot left to offer. I want to show people I can still play the game at a high level." Peppers is definitely going to have a chip on his shoulder especially after being released by the Chicago Bears, and he is going to be extremely dangerous.
Reason 3. Mike Trgovac
I know I know...right about now your all saying WHO IN THE WIDE WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS IS MIKE TRGOVAC?! Well I'm going to tell you. Trgovac was Peppers coach from 2002 to 2008 in Carolina for what were some of Peppers best seasons as a pro, including a losing effort in Super Bowl XXXVIII.
Peppers tallied 274 tackles, 70.5 sacks, and 70 forced fumbles during his time with Trgovac. If Trgovac can find a way to get to Peppers and get him to produce like he did from 2002 to 2008 I think the Packers' defense will be in good shape and a motivated Peppers will be there to reep the benefits.
Reason 4. Ted Thompson gets bang for his buck!
As a share holder of the Green Bay Packers it gets very frustrating year after year after year to watch free agency fly bye as we sit idle twiddling our thumbs. Now, having said that when general manager Ted Thompson does pull the trigger and ink a big free agent like Mr. Julius Peppers he gets bang for his buck.
Thompson has only signed one other big name defensive free agent in his time with the Packers. His name was Charles Woodson, Perhaps some of you remember him. Perhaps some of you remember he was an NFL Defensive Player of the Year. Perhaps some of you remember his veterean leadership in the Packers' secondary and how he contributed to bringing another Lombardi trophy back to Title Town. I believe that Peppers will do to the defensive line what Woodson did for the secondary.
And Reason 5. The Minister of Defense.
The late, great Reggie White came to the Packers in 1993. White was a crafty veteran and edge pass rusher much like Julius Peppers. Maybe just maybe the Minister of Defense can send down some divine intervention and let history repeat itself through Peppers this year.
Peppers has very big shoes to fill if he hopes to live up to White's legacy in Green Bay where he will forever be remembered as a leader both on and off the field, and maybe just maybe the thought of playing on the same field in the same uniform as Reggie white will be the extra push Peppers needs to win the defensive player of the year.
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The Term Structure of Interbank Risk
Damir Filipović
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne; Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
Anders B. Trolle
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne; Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
October 25, 2012
Journal of Financial Economics, vol. 109, no. 4, p. 707-733, 2013
Swiss Finance Institute Research Paper No. 11-34
We infer a term structure of interbank risk from spreads between rates on interest rate swaps indexed to the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) and overnight indexed swaps. We develop a tractable model of interbank risk to decompose the term structure into default and non-default (liquidity) components. From August 2007 to January 2011, the fraction of total interbank risk due to default risk, on average, increases with maturity. At short maturities, the non-default component is important in the first half of the sample period and is correlated with measures of funding and market liquidity. The model also provides a framework for pricing, hedging, and risk management of interest rate swaps in the presence of significant basis risk.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 98
Keywords: Interbank risk, LIBOR, Swap market, Default risk, Liquidity
JEL Classification: E43, G01, G12
Date posted: September 8, 2011 ; Last revised: February 11, 2016
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Despite questionable efficacy and safety, many women use a variety of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies to relieve menopause symptoms.
We examined the determinants and use of CAM therapies among a sample of menopausal-aged women in Canada by using a cross-sectional Web-based survey.
Four hundred twenty-three women who were contacted through list serves, e-mail lists, and Internet advertisements provided complete data on demographics, use of CAM, therapies, and menopausal status and symptoms. Ninety-one percent of women reported trying CAM therapies for their symptoms. Women reported using an average of five kinds of CAM therapies. The most common treatments were vitamins (61.5%), relaxation techniques (57.0%), yoga/meditation (37.6%), soy products (37.4%), and prayer (35.7%). The most beneficial CAM therapies reported were prayer/spiritual healing, relaxation techniques, counseling/therapy, and therapeutic touch/Reiki. Demographic factors and menopausal symptoms contributed to 14% of the variance (P < .001) in the number of CAM therapies tried.
Results support previous research showing that menopausal women have high user rates of CAM therapy and show that specific demographic factors and somatic symptomatology relate to use of CAM therapies. Health care providers can benefit from understanding the determinants and use of CAM by women during the menopause transition if they are to help and provide quality care for this population.
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Prime Minister's Outstanding Achievement Award
Mr John Walsh AM
John served as Associate Commissioner to the Productivity Commission in its Inquiry into long-term care and support for people with disability in Australia. He is a Partner in the Advisory Practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers and in 2001 was named Actuary of the Year by the Institute of Actuaries of Australia. Mr Walsh was also a member of the Disability Investment Group, which recommended a national lifetime care and support scheme based on an insurance model.
Minister's Lifelong Achievement Award
Frank Hall-Bentick, Richmond, Vic
A tireless, grassroots campaigner for the rights of people with disability, Frank has contributed to improving human rights for people with disability for more than thirty years. Frank played a pivotal role in the development of United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and successfully lobbied for its ratification in Australia in 2008. The Convention now forms the basis for Australian Government policy and program developments for people with disability.
Young Disability Challenge Award
Katrina Lancaster, Parramatta, NSW
Katrina was the recipient of the 2011 Parramatta Lord Mayor's Youth Award, completed a Bachelor of Community Welfare, and was named Deaf Australia's 2009 Deaf Youth of the Year for her work and volunteer commitments with the deaf community.
Business Award
Alcoa Aluminium Smelter, Geelong, Vic
Partnering with Kommercial, a local Australian Disability Enterprise, Alcoa Point Henry provides supported employment for more than 30 people with disability, and has teamed up with highly regarded children's program Rainbow Riders, an equine-assisted growth and learning centre.
Local Government Award
City of Mandurah, WA
The City of Mandurah is working closely with Intework to create exciting and rewarding jobs for 44 young people with intellectual disability in areas such as community equipment maintenance, environmental clean-up, gardening and repairs. They were recognised in the 2010 Count Us In Awards.
Social Inclusion Award
Technical Aid to the Disabled Incorporated, ACT
TADACT is a not-for-profit organisation, which specialises in creating or modifying equipment for people with disability, including a Kinetic Stander, which won the 2010 Australian Institute of Project Management Award in the not-for-profit category within the ACT.
Inclusive and Accessible Communities Award
Housing Choices Australia, Melbourne, Vic
Housing Choices Australia has delivered more social housing over the past two years than any other community housing provider in Victoria, including 100 high-quality units for people with disability.
Health and Wellbeing Award
Parks Victoria, Melbourne, Vic
Parks Victoria has actively embraced universal design and access principles, including introducing all-terrain wheelchair equipment in some parks and a Sailability program. Parks Victoria has also developed an accessibility guide for park rangers and grants to community organisations to help improve visitation and participation.
Yooralla Media Award for Excellence
Nance Haxton, Ethelton, SA
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At Least It's Something To Get Upset About
2/19/2017 – Michigan 78, Minnesota 83 (OT) – 17-10, 7-7 Big Ten
[Patrick Barron]
I was pretty mad last night for obvious reasons, and it occurred to me that I hadn't been actually mad at a Michigan sporting thing since football ceased. Hockey's fallen into the abyss to the point where the poor damn SID for that sport is issuing game recaps like this:
Michigan's Comeback Bid Falls Short at Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. -- The University of Michigan ice hockey team fell, 5-2, to Wisconsin on Friday night (Feb. 17) in a Big Ten Conference matchup at the Kohl Center.
Juuuust a little short. Now that their record has caught up with their play (they're 1-7-2 in their last ten games, including an 0-2-2 record against Michigan State, the worst power conference team in RPI) it's been hard to even pay attention. Even when I am at a game I come away from it with few opinions other than "they are bad but Lockwood is good." It happens in front of you and then it is gone. Hockey isn't even interestingly bad.
Michigan's big three sports have endured seasons like this before, of course, but football's so short and their 3-9 was such an anomaly that it still held some interest, as a historical artifact if nothing else. I did get used to ignoring various basketball teams because they started walk-ons at point guard and their game strategy was to hold the ball for 30 seconds and then get the one half-decent player on the team to heave up a heavily contested jumper.
Ignoring hockey (hockey!) is weird to me, but here we are. We sold our tickets to the most recent Michigan State game because 75 bucks sounded better than a punch in the gut, and when I tried to turn the game on only to find it was not televised, I was relieved. So that's where we are in 2016 with hockey: I can legitimately be surprised when a game is not televised, and I can be fine with missing the saddest has-been rivalry in sports.
In that light, getting mad on twitter about TV Ted Valentine is actually kind of nice. Don't get me wrong: I'd rather watch a college basketball game not run by people so deranged they might end up on CNN attacking the independent judiciary. I'd rather watch a college basketball game in which Michigan does not set a Beilein-era record for free throws allowed (41!). I'd rather have guys who don't give Michigan a tech from halfway across the court for no apparent reason. I nonetheless choose fist-clenching impotent fury over the listless apathy hockey's induced.
And that is a little something after Michigan's early conference swoon looked fatal. This chart is the change in teams' efficiency margins since conference play started; Michigan is the line that flirts with becoming Indiana 2.0—remember when they beat Kansas and UNC?—before reversing:
Here's the change in B1G teams' efficiency margins since the opening of conference play. Maryland is on fire. pic.twitter.com/Las2y7cgtB
— snwman (@bkbtNUmbers) February 20, 2017
Now I have a reason to silently hope people I've never met get a mildly debilitating disease that renders them unable to referee basketball games without having much impact on the rest of their lives and suddenly realize that this has already happened. Possibly twice.
So I've got that going for me. A silver lining.
Eh, I'm kind of fine with Wagner fouling out like that. Michigan's down one with about a minute left and Wagner tries his Mitch McGary poke. It works, but in the process of it working Wagner hits the guy in the face and fouls out. Shon Morris immediately starts bemoaning how dumb that was.
I don't know about that. Michigan only got to overtime because Wagner was successful at prying the ball loose at half court and getting a quick two points. Repeating that in overtime down one swings your victory percentage way up—at least 30-40 percent, I'd guess. It's a risk but it might be a good one.
This style matchup. Watching Michigan play Minnesota is always an interesting contrast in styles. Beilein recruits a ton of skilled shooters and has them run an intricate offense; Pitino recruits guys chiseled out of marble who have never seen a basketball and has them run wildly at the basket in case that works out.
I greatly prefer Beilein's approach for a number of reasons, with one exception: gol dang it would be nice to have a Reggie Lynch at center. Lynch was not highly recruited and in fact played his first two years at Illinois State; he was #1 in block rate both of his two years there and is #1 this year. My kingdom for a guy who can affect shots. Maybe Jon Teske will figure out which bits are his knees and which are his elbows next year.
In all other ways, Minnesota basketball looks painful.
Free throws. In addition to the ref rogering, Michigan went through a stretch last night where Derrick Walton and Duncan Robinson went 1-5 from the free throw line. Robinson is 81% and Walton 88%. There's a divide here between the kind of person who goes all MAKE YOUR FREE THROWS as if this was a moral failing deserving of a loss and persons like myself who look at an event like that as an improbable statistical event that is worth no more than a shrug and a shake of the fist at Gamblor.
Minnesota's troubles evaporated in the second half; by the end of the game they were right on their 68% season average. Michigan was at 50%, which I don't have to tell you is not what they average. That is one of the reasons they lost.
Minnesota 83, Michigan 78
Same. [Patrick Barron]
Michigan could've overcome it, either with better rebounding or free-throw shooting or Derrick Walton's overtime three going a quarter-inch the right way or any of the dozens of little moments that ultimately tilt a close basketball game one way or the other.
It, in this case, was as much officiating as Minnesota. This was one of those unfortunate games in which you can either sound like a bitterly sore loser or sound like you're ignoring the big story. In a game that started slow and never got much of a rhythm, the officials made their presence felt, as crews featuring TV Teddy Valentine are wont to do. It's difficult, after an overtime loss, to ignore such sequences as the phantom foul and ensuing phantom technical—called, apparently, on assistant Saddi Washington for getting into position to talk to his team—that resulted in a four-point Minnesota possession instead of a Gopher turnover.
Walton gutted out 16 points and five assists and DJ Wilson had two huge threes—including a bomb to send it to overtime—among his 16 points. Moe Wagner had an efficient 15 points before fouling out in overtime. Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman had a strong 14-point game marred by a pair of missed free-throws in the extra session. Jordan Murphy led the way for Minnesota with 16 points and 15 rebounds; Michigan had a tough time keeping him and center Reggie Lynch off the offensive glass.
The loss drops Michigan to 7-7 in Big Ten play and leaves them squarely on the NCAA tournament bubble. More to come tomorrow when I'm less of a bitterly sore loser.
Hoops Preview: Minnesota
#28 Michigan (17-9, 7-6 B1G) at
#39 Minnesota (19-7, 7-6)
Williams Arena
Minneapolis, Minnesota
|7 pm ET, Sunday
Minnesota -2 (KenPom)
Minnesota -2 (Vegas)
PBP: Brian Anderson
Analyst: Shon Morris
Right: Richard Pitino, who definitely doesn't eat brains for dinner. [Eric Upchurch/MGoBlog]
The tournament outlook is looking good: Michigan is on all but two brackets in the matrix, and the pair that omitted the Wolverines haven't been updated to account for the Wisconsin win.
This game will impact both NCAA tournament positioning and Big Ten Tournament seeding. Minnesota is tied with Michigan for sixth in the conference at 7-6, one game behind Northwestern and Michigan State heading into the weekend. By KenPom's projections, this is the second-toughest of the five remaining games of the schedule, but Michigan has owned this series lately: they've won 13 of the last 14 against the Gophers, including six straight at The Barn.
With three teams at 10-3, Michigan isn't going to win the conference, but it's well within the realm of possibility for them to claw their way to a top-four seed and a double-bye in the BTT. They have a decent amount of control over their own destiny, too, between tomorrow's game and the March 1st matchup at Northwestern.
Projected starters are in bold. Hover over headers for stat explanations. The "Should I Be Mad If He Hits A Three" methodology: we're mad if a guy who's not good at shooting somehow hits one. Yes, you're still allowed to be unhappy if a proven shooter is left open. It's a free country.
|Nate Mason
|6'2, 190
|Not At All
|Good passer, volume scorer who shoots better on threes (39%) than twos (37%).
|Akeem Springs
|6'4, 220
|Not At All
|Just A Shooter™ makes 39% of threes, 38% of twos.
|Amir Coffey
|6'8, 195
|After ugly start, shooting 43% on threes in B1G. Decent finisher w/ high FT rate.
|Jordan Murphy
|6'6, 240
|Good rebounder, shot-blocker, inside finisher. High FT rate, bad FT shooter.
|Reggie Lynch
|6'10, 260
|Excellent rebounder and shot-blocker. Struggling with shot and turnovers.
|Dupree McBrayer
|6'5, 190
|Can handle point, but not scoring efficiently and turning it over too much.
|Eric Curry
|6'9, 235
|Good rebounder, decent inside scorer, takes bad-idea jumpers.
|Bakary Konate
|6'11, 235
|Good shot-blocker, foul-prone, only offense is putbacks.
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Basketbullets: Adjusting The Defense, MAAR's Quiet Resurgence, GRIII Dunk Contest Preview
Before and after. [Marc-Gregor Campredon]
At the 17:35 mark of the second half last night, Ethan Happ backed Moe Wagner down from just inside the three-point line all the way to the charge circle and hit a baby hook. That marked his ninth field goal in ten attempts; he had 20 points, five assists, no turnovers, and no fouls. Up to that point, Michigan had been content to let their big men try to handle Happ on their own, as they'd done much more successfully in the game in Madison. It wasn't working. John Beilein adjusted (thanks to UMHoops' Orion Sang for saving me the transcription work):
"We looked at our numbers last time that we played this — Northwestern just double-teamed him the whole game and it was a point per possession, and when we didn't double team him last time it was 0.6. So we said we can have it in our package, but we're not going to do it unless we need it. Not all of those were post-ups — he blew by Mo a couple times. Mo's 21 points, I'm really happy about that. He's got to improve his defense too, he got sloppy a few times. He's just got to get better there. Happ is really good. Part of where Wisconsin is so successful with us and others is there's just so little low-post game in college basketball. … It's unique for people to guard."
"(Happ's) good. He missed some shots from four or five feet. He didn't miss them this time. He's a good player. But we weren't going to change just to change knowing we had our package, and save it for the second half. Just save it for the second half and see if we need it."
From that point forward, Happ went 1-for-3 from the field with one assist and three turnovers. He also committed five fouls, two of which came on the offensive end of the floor. His fourth foul came after Moe Wagner and Zak Irvin combined to force a miss; Happ was visibly frustrated after unnecessarily hacking Muhammad-Ali Adbur-Rahkman on the rebound.
Eric Coughlin of the Detroit News tweeted a useful chart displaying how Michigan's defensive adjustment—and Wisconsin abandoning the pick-and-roll—had an enormous impact on Happ's output:
How did @umichbball hold Ethan Happ to four second-half points last night? pic.twitter.com/typcHIJwLx
— Eric Coughlin (@EricCoughlin1) February 17, 2017
Mark Donnal looked overmatched in the first half; in the second, with some impressive help defense from Zak Irvin, he more than held his own. Irvin's offensive resurgence would've been for naught if Michigan didn't make, and execute, a mid-game scheme change on defense. It led to one of the most unexpected plays in recent memory:
My coverage of Donnal has been rather harsh at times; last night was his most encouraging game in a long time. Yes, he struggled to guard Happ one-on-one in the first half, but so did all of Michigan's big men; Jon Teske's disastrous two-minute stretch put a serious damper on the #FreeTeske movement. Donnal's seven minutes in the second half were impressive, even more so because he made a positive impact without taking a shot, which isn't exactly his norm. In addition to the block on Happ, he had a nice tipout offensive rebound and perhaps the most forceful blockout of his career:
If that's the version of Donnal we get going forward, there won't be any more controversy about who should back up Wagner.
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Flowchart of Michigan Rivalries
WTKA Roundtable 2/17/2017: On Trolls and Trohls
[Patrick Barron]
Let's see what did we discuss: Well this hadn't happened yet but…
'Pete Finebaum, the unabashed SEC water carrier, really needs to get his facts straight. #AlternativeFacts— Coach Harbaugh (@CoachJim4UM) February 17, 2017
It was discussed.
- Also:
- What do you do with trolls? Ignore them, or make them the joke.
- NCAA's associated persons rule will lock IMG, other power school coaches out of college jobs. Legislating against capable people getting jobs because they may be good at those jobs is as petty as it is stupid.
- Harbaugh vs The World: Harbaugh is winning—how can the NCAA block him from showing it to his players. The world that is.
- Athletic departments and how they police themselves—Colorado example brought up because MSU is too near and too ugly for rivalry ha-ha's.
- Wisconsin—Liked the man-to-man-ups and the chance to get a marquee win with Koenig not around to shoot the Badgers out of a hole.
- What gets Michigan into the dance? Is it 9-9? 10-8? Because Kenpom thinks we can go 10-8 now.
You can catch the entire episode on Michigan Insider's podcast stream on Audioboom.
Segment two is here. Segment three is here.
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You sit alone at the bar
Alone and Bored
I approach but I'm still quite far
The Night goes on
The drink gets drunk
A moon arises
You hear my voice
We've danced all night and were alone at last
Listen to me
Succumb to me
You don't know what it is
You know you can trust me
I'm the Night
I'm the darkness
Feel it Embrace it
I don't exist
I'm not really here
I'm here to let you have a good time
Hear the Music
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Grasp the Darkness
Feel it
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Its not a person
Its not a thing
Its a feeling
It shivers down your spine
helps you unwind
The Darkness will caress you
The Night has unveiled it splendour
The sun will soon rise
My power is gone for the while
You feel it go
You want to go home
You'll always look forward to the next time
You'll always look forward to
Embrace the Night
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