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The Cam Newton-led Carolina Panthers will take the field against "The Sheriff" and his Denver Broncos for Super Bowl 50. The NFL's premier championship game, the Super Bowl takes place every February following the conclusion of the NFL regular season and conference playoffs. This year, the NFL and its fans will be enjoying the 50th Super Bowl 7 February 2016 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Fortunately for all you NFL betting enthusiasts, regardless of any storylines (which there are plenty), the Super Bowl - especially Super Bowl 50 - always features ungodly amounts of bets, totally an expected $4.5 billion in wagers out of the US alone this year. When betting the NFL, two key markets are considered, the player and team markets. You aren't going to want to miss out on all the potential winnings so check out the most lucrative of these two markets offered for Super Bowl 50 by one of the top online bookmakers. Since football in the UK is not football in the US, we also provided some useful storylines to consider when betting the two markets.
Spread betting is a common trend in America with most US bookies (the few that there are) offering odds on the spread of a football game. Over/Under markets are certainly offered but not as widely bet. Major UK bookies who offer NFL markets tend to offer a wide range of spread, over/under and other other outright bets.
The Denver Broncos' storyline this week might be all about their future hall of fame QB possibly lining up under center for the last time in his historic career but the backbone of the Denver Broncos and what got them this far has been their defense. During the 2015 regular season, the Denver defense ranked number one in the NFL for 'Total Defense', which is yards allowed per game, 'Passing Defense', limiting teams to just under 200 passing yards per game (199.6 yards/game), and finished third in 'Rushing Defense', allowing only 88.6 rushing yards per game (only 2 yards more than #1 Seattle). Denver's offense, and Peyton Manning mostly, struggled with injuries and inconsistent play all year resulting in a heavy lean on the defense. Understanding team form is paramount when spread betting.
The Carolina Panthers on the other hand were somewhat balanced all throughout the season. The team got off to a franchise-best 14-0 start and finished #1 in the NFC with a 15-1 record. The offense and now MVP front runner Cam Newton were the storyline all year and deservedly so, they had one of the top rushing attacks all year and surprised everyone with a competent passing attack. But despite the surprising offensive success in Carolina, the team's defense, led by 'Defensive Player of the Year' candidate Luke Keuchly, finished 6th overall in 'Total Defense'.
So with two quality defenses and only one potent offense, unless Peyton's been saving something all year for this game, it appears safe to assume this will be a relatively low scoring affair. Coral Sports set the over/under at 45.0 offering 10/11 odds on over and 20/23 odds on under.
Coral Sports also set the spread at Carolina -5.5. Denver's defense will certainly keep this one closer than punters taking Carolina would have hoped but Peyton's digression over the season has many believing he and that offense won't have what it takes to keep this one tight enough to have a shot at the end.
American Football and the NFL are driven by their playmakers so the players markets are always a great way to make some easy money. With so many potential options (22 starters per team with numerous other players getting quality action), bookies offer relatively favourable odds but with a little understanding of player trends and past form, you can almost assure a positive return.
Super Bowl 50 will feature two of the game's most well-known players, NFL MVP front-runner Cam Newton and one of the game's all-time greats, Peyton Manning. Despite their similar status as QBs of this year's Super Bowl teams and both being the number one overall draft pick in their respective classes, the two couldn't be any more different in terms of personality, experience, and playing style. Understanding player style and form impacts how you should approach the players market.
Peyton Manning, despite setting numerous NFL records and winning multiple MVPs throughout his illustrious career, has digressed all year in his veteran age while also struggling with injuries. At one point he was available to return from an injury but was benched in favor of the young backup (who tanked and eventually got replaced by Manning). Peyton also is dealing with off the field issues as allegations are being investigated accusing him of taking PEDs (Performance Enhancing Drugs). The long time pocket-passer is well-known for his multiple endorsement deals and ads as well is for his inability to impact the game with his mobility (he's slower than dirt). Keep this in mind when considering his already unfavourable odds for MVP.
Cam Newton on the other hand is a young and budding super star who shined all year with his impeccable decision making, big play ability and crushing runs. Cam is known for his out-spoken nature and uniqueness. Rarely does a player garner so much attention despite breaking so many molds set by his QB predecessors. Despite doubts from most, Super Cam and his band of misfits have taken the league by storm. Considering Cam for a 'First Time Scorer' is reasonable but his odds might not be too favourable with all the attention he gets.
The 'Super Bowl MVP' market might be the most lucrative of all the offered markets. Predicting the MVP isn't a cake walk but the odds are so favourable it's impossible to pass up. The obvious choices might not have the longest odds (Coral Sports offering Cam Newton at 8/11) but players just outside of the top tear have odds worth noting.
Jonathan Stewart is the starting tailback for the Carolina Panthers meaning he gets a majority of the touches in a offense who led the league in rushing. It's fair to say he has a great shot at landing MVP honors as he is on the favored team who loves giving him the ball. The risk is Stewart loses redzone carries to Cam and touchdown-hawking Mike Tolbert. But if Stewart gets out in the open field a few times and the Panthers take home the crown, Stewart at 40/1 with Coral Sports is not a bad bet.
This market, similar to the MVP market, offers favourable odds on players proven they can get in the endzone; the aforementioned endzone-hawking Mike Tolbert of the Carolina Panthers is currently offered at 3/1.
Despite American Football's lack of international notoriety, the NFL's Super Bowl is notorious for having some of the largest total wagers of any event each year. Super Bowl 50 is sure to see a wealth of punts from players all over the world. Be sure not to miss out, visit Coral Sports today to place your first bet!
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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Animalia | Chordata | Mammalia | Rodentia | Spalacidae |
Scientific Name: | Cannomys badius | |||
Species Authority: | (Hodgson, 1841) | |||
Common Name(s):
Taxonomic Notes: | Morphological variation within this species suggests that a taxonomic revision would be useful. |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2016 |
Date Assessed: | 2016-09-10 |
Assessor(s): | Aplin, K., Lunde, D., Musser, G., Frost, A. & Molur, S. |
Reviewer(s): | Amori, G. |
Justification: Listed as Least Concern in view of its wide distribution, presumed large population, it occurs in a number of protected areas, has a tolerance of a degree of habitat modification, and because it is unlikely to be declining fast enough to qualify for listing in a more threatened category. Additional taxonomic studies will reveal this taxon to be comprised of several species for which a review of the Red List assessment will be necessary. |
Previously published Red List assessments: |
Range Description: | This species ranges from eastern Nepal (up to 2,000 m asl [Molur et al. 2005]), through northeast India (Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and West Bengal), Bhutan, southeastern Bangladesh, Myanmar, south China, northwest Viet Nam, Thailand and Cambodia (Musser and Carleton 2005). Species within this complex have generally been recorded from roughly sea level to around 4,000 m asl. This is an unresolved species complex, with some taxa restricted to certain elevations, the altitudinal range is not constant throughout the known range. | ||
Countries occurrence: | Native: Cambodia; India; Lao People's Democratic Republic; Myanmar; Nepal; Thailand; Viet Nam | ||
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Range Map: | Click here to open the map viewer and explore range. |
Population: | It can be locally very abundant in some areas. | ||
Current Population Trend: | Unknown | ||
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Habitat and Ecology: | This species complex has been recorded from a wide variety of habitats, ranging from bamboo forest to cultivated land, and other disturbed areas (although it is not present in rice paddies). In South Asia it occurs in montane temperate forest and bamboo forests in subtropical forest tracts; with animals found under bamboo clumps (Molur et al. 2005). They are long-lived species that have only one or two young in a litter. |
Systems: | Terrestrial |
Generation Length (years): | 3 |
Use and Trade: | It is hunted for food. |
Major Threat(s): | In general the species is quite heavily exploited in some areas for food, and isolated populations in particular may be declining through overharvesting. It is also killed as a pest of rubber plantations in parts of its range (such as Myanmar), and may occur in densities of up to 600 animals per hectare (Ken Aplin pers. comm.). In South Asia, it is locally threatened by habitat loss due to jhum (shifting) cultivation, forest fires and harvesting for subsistence use (Molur et al. 2005). |
Conservation Actions: | In general, animals are presumably found in a number of protected areas. It is known from the following protected areas in India and Nepal - India: Dampa Wildlife Sanctuary, Mizoram; Nepal: Royal Chitwan National Park, Central Nepal and Makalu Barun National Park, Eastern Nepal (Molur et al. 2005). The species is included in the Schedule V (considered as vermin) of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972. Further studies are needed into the distribution, abundance, ecology, and threats to these poorly-known taxa. |
Citation: | Aplin, K., Lunde, D., Musser, G., Frost, A. & Molur, S. 2016. Cannomys badius. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2016: e.T3759A22274794. . Downloaded on 30 March 2017. |
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Amarillo—Dec. 15, 2014, is the early registration deadline for the 53rd annual Southwest Liturgical Conference Study Week, sponsored by the Diocese of Amarillo.
The theme of the Study Week is "Go and Proclaim: Alive in Christ/Ve y Proclama: Vive en Cristo."
The event, taking place in the Diocese of Amarillo for the first time since 1976, is scheduled Wednesday, Jan. 21 through Saturday, Jan. 24, 2015, at the Amarillo Civic Center. Cost of the four-day event is $135.00 before Dec. 15 and $150.00 afterward. On-Site registration is $165.00. Single day registration is $65.00 per person.
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UMSolar: Day 5
World Solar Challenge - Day5
Iconic wind mill, so symbolic of the Australian outback, towers over Glen Dambo, a control stop where the team spends the night on day four of the World Solar Challenge competition in Australia on Wednesday, October 19th, 2011.
University of Michigan's Quantum pulled over on the side of the road to deal with a missing faring (wheel cover) that was blown away by the strong wind. At the end of the day and after a series of technical issues, Quantum fell 1.5 hour behind Challenger and an hour behind Nuna6. It's day four at at the World Solar Challenge competition in Australia on Wednesday, October 19th, 2011 The cars crossed over to South Australia from Northern Territory this morning.
Cole Witte works on fixing the problem after University of Michigan's Quantum pulled over on the side of the road to deal with a missing faring (wheel cover) that was blown away by the strong wind. Today was supposed to be the day of a big push on the side of the U-M's team that planned on overtaking Nuna 6 and maybe even getting close to the #1 Tokai University's Challenger. Challenger was 30 minutes ahead of both Nuna 6 and Quantum at the end of the previous day. At the end of the day and after a series of technical issues, Quantum fell 1.5 hour behind Challenger and an hour behind Nuna6. It's day four at at the World Solar Challenge competition in Australia on Wednesday, October 19th, 2011 The cars crossed over to South Australia from Northern Territory this morning.
Gerald Chang (left) and Cole Witte work on fixing the problem after University of Michigan's Quantum pulled over on the side of the road to deal with a missing faring (wheel cover) that was blown away by the strong wind. Today was supposed to be the day of a big push on the side of the U-M's team that planned on overtaking Nuna 6 and maybe even getting close to the #1 Tokai University's Challenger. Challenger was 30 minutes ahead of both Nuna 6 and Quantum at the end of the previous day. At the end of the day and after a series of technical issues, Quantum fell 1.5 hour behind Challenger and an hour behind Nuna6. It's day four at at the World Solar Challenge competition in Australia on Wednesday, October 19th, 2011 The cars crossed over to South Australia from Northern Territory this morning.
A quiet, sad and frustrated but also somehow relaxed mood spreads over the U-M solar car team as they realize their dream of the 1st place at the World Solar Challenge may be unreachable this year due to broken faring (wheel cover) on the car. Daily team meeting. Day four at at the World Solar Challenge competition in Australia on Wednesday, October 19th, 2011.
U-M solar car is getting close to the finish line in Adelaide after it crossed Australian continent in 5 days. It's Thursday, October 20th and the last day of the World Solar Challenge race.
U-M solar car approaches the end of the timed route outside of Adelaide in the World Solar Challenge race across Australia on Thursday, October 20, 2011.
U-M solar car team members celebrate winning the third place in the World Solar Challenge race across Australia as Rachel Kramer touches the head of the driver Ryan Mazur just outside of Adelaide. Formal crossing of the finish line will be the next day.
A faring that fell off the U-M solar car hit the cockpit near the driver's head leaving a mark there on the second-to-last day of the World Solar Challenge in Australia. The accident effectively ruined the U-M solar car team's chances to win gold in the race.
After five days on the road, U-M solar car team members celebrate winning the third place in the World Solar Challenge race across Australia. The end of the timed route was just outside of Adelaide on Thursday, October 20, 2011. It's a bitter-sweet day for the team who have come third in four WSC races before. This year, the team was really hoping to win. Formal crossing of the finish line will be the next day.
After 5 days, 1800 miles, brush fires, dust storms, heavy winds, rain, and extreme temperature swings, Quantum finished 3rd in the Veolia World Solar Challenge.
It was an extremely close race, as for 3 days we kept pace with 1st place Tokai, and 2nd place Nuon. To put this in perspective, we camped out within 1 KM of Nuon 3 nights in a row. Unfortunately, heavy cross winds caused technical issues with the fairing mechanism, requiring repairs on the side of the road. Tokai and Nuon, spent zero time for roadside repairs, which was a key factor in the race outcome.
Further followup, regarding the race outcome, will be posted in the coming days.
We look forward to celebrating in Victoria Square with the other top teams tomorrow morning. We are all proud of our accomplishments, especially knowing that we are the first US team to win 2 consecutive top 3 finishes.
Go Blue!
Through a smoldering brush fire, past wind-shearing road trains, across the Australian continent, the University of Michigan's Quantum was the first American car to finish the World Solar Challenge today. The Solar Car team placed third overall in the international competition.
No other U.S. team has had back-to-back top-three World Solar Challenge finishes.
After driving for 35 hours and 33 minutes over five days, the U-M team crossed the end-of-timing line in Angle Vale, South Australia at 3:55 p.m. race time (2:25 a.m. U.S. ET). They are spending the night there. In the morning they will drive the remaining 20 miles to the ceremonial finish line in Adelaide's Victoria Square. [Ed. - similar to the Tour de France, no racing on the last day]
"It was an incredibly close race, especially due to the unexpected elements such as the brush fire which delayed the race, dust storms, major cloud cover at the end of the race, and the ultra reliable cars of Nuon and Tokai," said Chris Hilger, the team's business director.
With an average speed of 56 mph, Japan's Tokai University finished first. The Netherlands' Nuon took second.
U-M's Quantum, which averaged 52 mph, kept pace with the leaders for the first day, said Santosh Kumar, the team's head strategist and engineering director.
On the second day, officials stopped the race because of a brush fire. All three teams had a unique mid-race opportunity to fully charge their batteries. When they hit the road again on Day 3, brush was still smoking on the side of the road. Clouds and rain were forecast, and the team drove conservatively to prepare for it, Kumar said. But Tokai didn't. They extended their lead.
"At the beginning of the fourth day, we launched a counter attack, hurtling down the Stuart Highway at 64 mph attempting to reel Tokai in," Kumar said.
The team was just three minutes from overtaking the second place Nuon when a strong gust of wind ripped the right wheel fairing from the chassis. The students made roadside repairs while the other two teams pulled ahead. By the time they were back on the Stuart Highway, though, Michigan was 30 minutes behind the leading teams.
En route to the next control stop, "bad luck hit Quantum again with just the wrong combination of cross winds and road train wakes to pull the (fairing) off a second time," race manager Rachel Kramer wrote in a guest blog post on Life @ Michigan.
A road train is a long tractor-trailer, and in this year's race, teams had to contend with several carrying wide loads.
"We never gave up the chase," Kumar said.
The team "crawled" across the finish, according to their final race tweet. They had emptied their battery trying.
"We're really proud," said Caitlin Sadler, the team's head of public relations. "We built a great car. They raced an amazing race and they've really held up the tradition."
U-M placed third in the World Solar Challenge in 2009 as well. This is the fifth time in the race's 20-year history that the U-M team has placed third. Reigning national champions, the team has finished first in the North American Solar Challenge three times in a row and six times total.
During the past two years of intense preparation, the team shaved 200 pounds off its 2009 car by weighing the vehicle bolt by bolt and streamlining nearly every part. They improved its aerodynamics by an estimated 30 percent. They tested in practice races across Michigan and in Australia. And they strategized with computer scientists and sailboat racers to come up with more accurate weather forecasting models.
So, congratulations to Tokai University on defending their 2009 Championship. And, congratulations to Nuon for a strong second place finish. While I'm sure the team is disppointed, there is no shame in finishing third to those two teams. Encountering a 'trash tornado', down under, seems to be par for the course this week. Plans are already being formulated for changes to Quantum and the foundations for the successor to Quantum. I plan to follow up with 'closing ceremonies' as well as shedding some light on the alums that have firmly planted the seeds of this program. A BIG thanks to Diane Thach, of UMSolar, who provided a lot of background info. Also another BIG thanks to Marcin Szczepanski, Multimedia Content Producer/College of Engineering, U-M. He provided all of the images you've seen (and many you have not).
Thanks for reading and following along. I read through the comments so if you have questions, feel free to ask. I'll do my best to answer or get answers for you.
FEI Rankings: Offense and Defense Edition
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Back in August, MGoUser "Undefeated dream season of 1992" did this fabulous diary on predicting a team's FEI rankings using previous seasons rankings and combining it with regression to the mean, returning starters (and bonus to an offense for bring a quarterback back), coaching change, and Rivals star rankings over the previous three recruiting cycles. This model predicted that Michigan's offense would settle in at #16, down from #2, and the defense would move up from #108 to #71.
Here we are after Week 7. The first set of FEI rankings specific to offense and defense have been released. Our Wolverines are ranked #15 on offense and surprising #17 on defense. The offense is right where UDSO92 predicted it would be (well, one spot higher). However, how did Michigan so dramatically improve on defense when it was only supposed to jump up to around #71, especially considering that the model has generally found that coordinator changes generally have a negative affect on the defense? Let's look at what UDSO92 himself had to say at the time:
One year is not definitive (except in the case of GERG, natch); in fact, a team that woefully underperformed the previous year could look great just by rebounding the following year.
What exactly were the expectations of the Michigan defense in 2010? The 2010 defense was predicted by the model to finish 46th. GEEEEEEEEERG indeed. Futher, over the period of 3 years, Michigan's defense underperformed by a whooping 37 positions of FEI. Now while this might not be an empirically correct thing to do, let's assume for a moment that we can adjust Michigan's 2011 FEI expectation. Let's say that perhaps Michigan was an exception to the general rule that changing coordinators hurts your defense in the immediate season, just because of how horrendously poorly the defense appeared to have been coached. Using this idea, Michigan's predicted finish of 71st can be improved to 34th (the difference of the 37 positions) by removing a product of the underperformance (GEEEEEEEEERG). Considering the previous seasons projection, the fact that Michigan has a good recruiting profile, along with 9 returning starters, this seems like a reasonable enough projection.
The rest of the increase up to 17th, while it may be an early season abberation, is quite possibly due to the fact that our new Greg, Greg Mattison, is not only a good coordinator, but an excellent one and is not a stuffed animal waving lunatic. Now, had someone tried predicting this at the beginning of the year, they certainly would have been called crazy. However, I figured it would be nice to throw out that little bit of overperformance as some actual evidence that not only was the previous coaching staff bad at coaching defense, but that the current one is good (based on the fact that they are overperforming their expectation).
That being said, the offense is exactly where it was figured to be, so despite our disappointment over the MSU game, let's remember that it was the first real road test (Northwestern was not a hostile crowd), and against FEI's #5 rated defense.
Previous opponents
Let's take a look at the 7 opponents Michigan has faced thus far to see how they rank compared to our teams performance against them.
Team | Michigan Yards | Avg/play | Opp Defense (FEI) | Opp Yards | Avg/play | Opp Offense (FEI) |
3.8 |
104 |
And now for what we'll be up against the next five weeks after we return from a bye.
Team | Offense FEI | Defense FEI |
Purdue | 99 | 69 |
Iowa | 53 | 57 |
Illinois | 73 | 7 |
Nebraska | 20 | 74 |
Akron State | 76 | 10 |
If you made it this far, thanks for reading. Also, mods, if you want, please move this to diaries if you deem it worthy. I would put it there myself, but I typed the whole thing out on the Board and can't copy for some reason. So I'm just gonna post it here. Move as you deem worthy/not-worthy.
Congratulations!! And other items
first and foremost, congratulations are due to THE KNOWLEDGE for yet again correctly revealing the result of the msu game in his pointers to the game
next, THE KNOWLEDGE congratulates all the winners of the prestigious POTW award so far this year. the following have risen above the crowd in previous weeks in most accurately predicting the game score and thus becoming Proteges
CHALLENGE # | Opponent | Winner | Prediction | Actual |
1 | Notre Dame | Mrohblue; los | 35-31 | 35-31 |
2 | EMU | U Fer M | 34-3 | 31-3 |
3 | Minnesota | KAYSHIN15 | 53-3 | 58-0 |
4 | Northwestern | shoes untied; profitgoblue | 42-24 | 42-24 (42-21) |
5 | Msu | Jim Harbaugh Scramble | 21-30 | 14-28 |
THE KNOWLEDGE exhorts everyone to improve their proficiency and strive for the greatest honor awarded in this blog: TOP FRIEND OF THE KNOWLEDGE, which shall be provided at the end of the season
in his pointers to the game, THE KNOWLEDGE clearly stated that M will lose the game to the msu aggies; yet most people predicted a Michigan win
and when that didn't happen, have started worrying about the rest of the season and debating whether M will finish 9-3 or 8-4
these people don't understand THE KNOWLEDGE
THE KNOWLEDGE has said it before, and will say it again:
Those that follow THE KNOWLEDGE shall be worry-free
all one has to know is that THE KNOWLEDGE predicted a season record of 12-2. this obviously means Michigan will play in the BTCG
this also means that M will not finish the regular season 9-3 or worse
those that follow THE KNOWLEDGE know this already and shall eschew undue anxiety
in this rare instance, THE KNOWLEDGE will discuss about something other than the future
While a great number of people have been questioning the play calling of Michigan on the 4th and 1 play in the 4th quarter, everyone has missed the larger point
Michigan must have taken a time-out and:
1. reviewed the spot of the ball, and
2. if that did not work, gone for the easy field goal there
The aim is to win in regulation, not to tie the score and win in overtime in a hostile environment; and you do that by scoring twice. given that the msu aggies' offense was not doing much after the previous momentum switch, M must have scored the field goal, and gone for the subsequent touchdown after the ensuing msu punt
this is the type of clear and rational thinking that wins games even with inept play calling
of course, all of this is a moot point that is only interesting to debate. the result of the game had already been established in the future, and THE KNOWLEDGE had already revelaed this before the game
THE CHALLENGE for next week will re-appear as a forum topic; hence, readers are asked to watch out carefully to participate in the event for the chance to be next week's POTW
The 46 or Bear Defense
The "46" or "Bear" Defense
So we've seen a lot of different defensive fronts, and quite a few people have talked about how to play the 4-3 Under that is Michigan's base set. With our D getting gashed recently by MSU the question has been asked "Why not play more 46?" In this diary I hope to go over the strengths, weaknesses and a little history of the Bear Defense.
First it's a Forty-Six (46) not a Four-Six. Most Defenses talk about personnel from the line back. A 4-3 has 4 down linemen, 3 linebackers. Same with 3-4, 3-3-5, etc. The 46 doesn't talk about personnel on the field, it refers to one man. Doug Plank wore 46 and was the starting safety for the Chicago Bears when Buddy Ryan (yep, this guy's dad)
designed it. The 1985 Chicago Bears were (agruably, but you'd be wrong if you disagreed) the best NFL defense ever. They gave up 10 points in their 3 playoff games. 198 in their 16 regular season games, or under 11 a game, under 4 in playoff games against the other elite teams! They were 15-1 on the year, their only loss to Marino's Dolphins. Their playoff scores were 21-0, 24-0, and 46-10. Not too shabby against the NFL's best. They also made the Superbowl Shuffle which might be the most 80's thing ever.
So, how does it work? How do you beat it? The 46 uses the same 4-3 base personnel that Michigan does. 2 Defensive ends, 2 tackles, 3 linebackers, 2 safeties and 2 corners. The first thing we'll look at is the line
D-Tackle right on the nose (For Michigan this is Mike Martin, for the 85 Bears it was William "Refrigerator" Perry). You cover up the center to make him block every play. 3-4 Defenses use similar players here.
D-Tackle right on the guard (For Michigan this is BWC/Heininger in the picture, for the 85 Bears it was Steve "Mongo" McMichael). Same as the nose, you cover the guard and make him block. You don't want a covered defender to pull, as it allows instant penetration into the backfield. The inside Tackle (and End) have to make sure that they don't get pinched inside.
D-End right on the other guard (For Michigan this is RVB, for the 85 Bears it was the "Danimal" Dan Hampton). Just like above. This would be your larger end (called "strongside or 5-Tech in other defenses, but he's not playing a 5 tech here).
D-End outside the weak OT (for Michigan this is Roh/Black in the picture, for the 85 Bears it was Richard Dent). Main job is keep contain and pass rush. This position is very similar to the 7-Tech or Weakside end, or Rush End in a base 4-3.
SAM - Line up on the outside shoulder of the Tight End (9-Tech). (For Michigan Jake Ryan, for the 85 Bears Otis Wilson). Very similar to a Sam in a 4-3 Under but in a 46 he's typically in a 3 point stance (Ryan's ina 2). Make sure nothing gets outside on the edge. Often referred to as JACK in a 46
QUICK BREAK - Only differences so far from a 4-3 Under:
46 Defense | 4-3 Under | |
Martin | Nose (0 Tech) | Shaded (1-Tech) |
BWC | Face up on Guard | 3 Tech |
RVB | Face up on Guard | 5 Tech Strong |
Roh | 7 Tech Weak | 7 Tech Weak |
Ryan | 9 Tech Strong, 3 point stance | 9 Tech Strong, 2 point stance |
Not so different thus far. Pretty much only where your interior linemen line up.
WILL - Inside shoulder of Tight End (7-Tech). (For Michigan Fitzgerald, 85 Bears Wilber Marshall). 2 point stance. This is also a similar alignment to a SAM in a 4-3 under at times. Not responsible for contain however, that falls on the JACK. This linebacker (CHARLEY) covers up the tight end in pass plays or can blitz.
MIKE - 4-5 yards off the line of scrimmage, shaded to the strong side. (for Michigan Demens, 85 Bears Singletary)Near identical responsibilities as in a 4-3 under. Make tackles. Have Crazy Eyes
SS - 4-5 yards off the line, shaded weak side (for Michigan Hawthorne, 85 Bears Dave Duerson, RIP). Near identical responsibilities to the WILL in the 4-3 under. Make Tackles. (IMO Kovacs would fit well here)
FS - Play 12 yards off the line, play center field. (for Michigan Gordon/Kovacs in this picture, for the 85 Bears Gary Fencik)
Corners - Either bump an run or just basic man coverage. You're on an island, don't get beat. (For Michigan Woolfolk/Floyd, for the 85 Bears Mike Richardson and Leslie Frazier).
So that's the main alignments and responsibilities for the defenders.
Why it's good for Michigan on rushing downs:
Neutralizes the interior O Line. When there's a D lineman face up over you, you can't pull, trap, get to the 2nd level, or do many of the things interior O linemen do. For Michigan, this prevents Martin from getting double teamed, and lets BWC bull rush a guard 1 on 1.
Gets the Beef on the field. Michigan runs this with BWC and RVB and Roh in the game. With Martin and Ryan down that's a 1450lb D line.
So why don't we see this Defense often anymore? Well offenses adapt. 3 step drops and the horizontal West-Coast attack eat this defense alive. The 46 is based on pressuring the QB (you almost always rush at least 5) and if the QB is throwing within a second of the snap, you can't pressure him. Offenses rarely ran 5 wide, but now they do it often. 5 wide would mess this up as well. The other main reason? Personnel. The 85 Bears had 3 future NFL coaches on the defense alone (Rivera, Signletary and Frazier). You need 2 shutdown corners who can survive on an island (which is why we see the Jets run this D every so often). In the modern NFL a QB would audible to a slant and the WR would be gone without a good corner. Also, you need a SS who can live in the box, still make plays in the passing game, dominate, and be so good there is a defense named after you. This is what Wikipedia says happens against 3 wide:
"When three or more receivers are used by the offense, the defense makes what is called a jayhawk adjustment. The charlie linebacker will step back to where the middle linebacker was in the normal alignment, the middle linebacker will move to where the strong safety was aligned and the strong safety will move out to cover the third receiver. If the offense uses a fourth receiver, the middle linebacker lines up in front of the center and the charlie linebacker would cover the fourth receiver."
Sounds like the 4-3 Under at this point no? The problem is do you know many Strong Safeties who would do very well in man coverage in the slot? Or how about corners that can play on an island every play? or a FS who is good enough you just play cover 1 all day.
Anyway, hopefully this diary helps you understand a little about the Bear front and responsibilities when Michigan uses it. Go Blue.
UMSolar: Day 4
Race Day 4
Courtesy of Matt Nixon & Rachel Kramer
19 October 2011 – The Outback
I've been embedded with the University of Michigan Solar Car Team, bringing you updates from the Outback. They are competing in the World Solar Challenge. Tonight we have a report written by the team's (always in motion) manager Rachel Kramer. Enjoy!
And as always, you can keep up with the WSC here
By Rachel Kramer
Approx. 1:00 PM – Michigan pulled into the "Opal Inn" control stop in Coober Pedy. As the first stop after crossing into South Australia, Coober Pedy is absolutely in the middle of nowhere. The town's defining feature is the fact that it is surrounded by opal mines, which result in a landscape covered in hills of sand and red dirt that have been taken out of the ground during the search for opals. The trip from Kulgera, where Michigan camped last night, was nearly 400 km and the longest leg of the race.
Winds were extremely strong today, as the team discovered about 100 km short of the Coober Pedy stop. A giant gust of wind was able to open and remove one of the windowed fairings that typically cover Quantum's front wheels and open only when the car is making a sharp turn. These "windows" are fairly large parts, so spares are not kept in the main caravan and the team had to wait several minutes for the semi trailer to catch up with a spare. Once a new fairing was placed on Quantum they were back on the road, but the gap between Michigan, Nuon and Tokai had widened to be more than 30 minutes between teams.
On the trip from Coober Pedy to the next control stop in Glendambo, bad luck hit Quantum again with just the wrong combination of cross winds and road train wakes to pull the window off a second time. This time the team was ready and made the fix more quickly, but significant time was still lost on the side of the road today.
We will finish Day 4 by camping in Glendambo, a town which proudly advertises a population of 22,000 sheep, 2,000,000 flies and 30 humans. Anything can happen in the last 591 km of the race, but we know we'll need some luck to go our way tomorrow in order to beat Michigan's previous records and place higher than third in the world.
Photos courtesy of Marcin Szczepanski, Multimedia Content Producer/College of Engineering, U-M
Early morning on day four of the World Solar Challenge. University of Michigan's Quantum and Neon's Nuna 6 charge their solar batteries in what has become twice daily ritual in Australia. October 19th, 2011 The cars are about to cross over to South Australia from Northern Territory this morning.
The mood soured among the team as the University of Michigan's Quantum pulled over on the side of the road to deal with a missing faring (wheel cover) that was blown away by the strong wind. Today was supposed to be the day of a big push on the side of the U-M's team that planned on overtaking Nuna 6 and maybe even getting close to the #1 Tokai University's Challenger that was 30 minutes ahead of both Nuna 6 and Quantum at the end of the previous day. It's day four at at the World Solar Challenge competition in Australia on Wednesday, October 19th, 2011 The cars crossed over to South Australia from Northern Territory this morning.
Arrival Time at Coober Pedy
- Tokai 11:40
- Nuon 12:16
- Michigan 13:02
Next Control Stop: Glendambo (Times are UM Arrival, Darwin Time)
- Katherine 12:15 D1
- Dunmarra 16:20 D1
- Tennant Creek 11:36 D2
- Wauchope - Special 13:21 D2
- Ti Tree - Special 10:32 D3
- Alice Springs 13:15 D3
- Kulgera 16:41 D3
- Coober Pedy 13:02 D4
- Glendambo +254km D4
- Port Augusta +286km
"Status: Driving, en route to Glendambo. Holding P3. Trailing Nuon heavily due to 40 min. Fairing repairs." - Arrrggghhhh!!!! Angry UMSolar Hating Winds! Damn you.
For those of you that aren't quite sure what the "fairing" issue might be, I'll see if I can illustrate it. If you look closely at the image below, you'll see the (black) outline of a 'window' in the fairing (the fairing covers the wheel). The top, horizontal line can be seen just above the GM, Ford & IMRA decals. The left outline can be seen just to the right of the Roush and Vector decals. The right outline is the hardest to see, just to the left of the #2. Strong winds opened up the leading edge of the 'window' and was strong enough to rip the cover off, twice. These windows are in place so that the wheels can turn the vehicle. Otherwise the fairings would restrict the wheels and the turning radius would be about the same as an aircraft carrier.
Upset Watch: Week 8
Michigan arrives at a much needed bye week after a tough game in East Lansing. Because of the sheer number of threads on the MSU game, I'm simply going to avoid any discussion of it. Let's move on.
For you sports gamblers out there:
Rank |
Team |
ATS Overall |
ATS Favorite |
ATS Dog |
Record |
1 |
5-2 |
4-2 |
1-0 |
7-0 |
2 |
Alabama |
6-1 |
6-1 |
0-0 |
7-0 |
3 |
Oklahoma |
4-2 |
4-2 |
0-0 |
6-0 |
4 |
Wisconsin |
5-1 |
5-1 |
0-0 |
6-0 |
5 |
Boise State |
4-2 |
4-2 |
0-0 |
6-0 |
6 |
Oklahoma State |
5-1 |
4-1 |
1-0 |
6-0 |
7 |
Stanford |
6-0 |
6-0 |
0-0 |
6-0 |
8 |
Clemson |
6-1 |
5-1 |
1-0 |
7-0 |
9 |
Oregon |
3-3 |
3-3 |
0-0 |
5-1 |
10 |
Arkansas |
4-2 |
3-1 |
1-1 |
5-1 |
11 |
West Virginia |
3-3 |
2-2 |
1-1 |
5-1 |
12 |
Kansas State |
5-1 |
1-1 |
4-0 |
6-0 |
13 |
Nebraska |
1-5 |
1-4 |
0-1 |
5-1 |
14 |
South Carolina |
2-4-1 |
2-4-1 |
0-0 |
6-1 |
15 |
Michigan State |
4-2 |
3-1 |
1-1 |
5-1 |
16 |
Virginia Tech |
2-5 |
2-5 |
0-0 |
6-1 |
17 |
Texas A&M |
2-4 |
2-4 |
0-0 |
4-2 |
18 |
Michigan |
5-2 |
4-1 |
1-1 |
6-1 |
19 |
Auburn |
3-4 |
0-2 |
3-2 |
5-2 |
20 |
Georgia Tech |
4-2-1 |
4-2-1 |
0-0 |
6-1 |
21 |
Houston |
4-2 |
4-2 |
0-0 |
6-0 |
22 |
Washington |
5-1 |
2-1 |
3-0 |
5-1 |
23 |
Illinois |
3-4 |
3-4 |
0-0 |
6-1 |
24 |
Georgia |
4-2-1 |
4-1 |
0-1-1 |
5-2 |
24 |
Arizona State |
3-4 |
2-3 |
1-1 |
5-2 |
The Top 25 teams were 13-8 ATS last week, with last week's Top 10 teams going 7-2. To date, current top 10 teams are 48-15 ATS (76.2% success rate; 4-1 as underdogs) and current top 25 teams are 98-60-3 ATS (61.8% success rate; 14-8-1 as underdogs). Clearly the money has been with the top 10 teams.
As typical with the Watch, we'll review the picks from last week, noting the bad picks, and point out a few games to give the underdog some credit in, even if it is only in Vegas. We'll also look at two sure-fire favorites, since Michigan is on their bye week.
Be sure to check out my blog, Before Visiting the Sportsbook, throughout the week, for more content.
@ Auburn (5-2) +2.0 Florida (4-4). Result: Auburn 17 Florida 6 [Props to the following for correctly predicting Auburn would cover: althegreat23, CapedBlueSader, hajiblue72].
Western Kentucky (2-4) +2.5 Florida Atlantic (0-6). Result: Western Kentucky 20 Florida Atlantic 0 [Props CapedBlueSader for correctly predicting Western Kentucky would cover].
Northwestern (2-4) +6.0 @ Iowa (4-2). Result: Iowa 41 Northwestern 31.
Idaho (1-6) +1.5 @ New Mexico State (3-3). Result: New Mexico State 31 Idaho 24.
Baylor (4-2) +9.5 @ Texas A&M (4-2). Result: Texas A&M 55 Baylor 28.
Georgia (5-2) -11.0 @ Vanderbilt (3-3). Result: Georgia 33 Vanderbilt 28 [Props to profitgoblue for correctly predicting Georgia would not cover].
Michigan (6-1) +3.0 @ Michigan State (5-1).Result: Michigan State 28 Michigan 14.
Poster Picks
CapedBlueSader used my top 25 chart to his advantage, correctly picking LSU (-17; 38-7 at Tennessee), Wisconsin (-38, 59-7 over Indiana), and Boise State (-33; 63-13 at Colorado State) to cover the points. He also added in Arizona State (+14.5; 41-27 loss at Oregon).
Number 7 had a pair of winners, with Stanford covering (-21; 44-14 at Washington State) and BYU covering, and winning (+3; 38-28 win at Oregon State).
Not to be outdone, Trebor had four wins: Virginia Tech (-7; 28-17 at Wake Forest), Alabama (-25.5; 52-7 at Ole Miss), LSU, and Ohio (+4; 17-7 win at Illinois). He also stayed away from the Michigan game, smartly.
This Week
Week 8 kicks off with UCLA visiting Arizona, now coached by Tim Kish (9:00 PM EST/ESPN/ESPN3); Arizona has won four straight in the series, and the home team has won 5 of the last 7. On Friday, upstart Rutgers visits Louisville (9:00 PM EST/ESPN/ESPN3). After home team won four straight from 2005-2008, the road team has won the last two. Since 2008, the average score differential has been 30 in this series.
Saturday football kicks off with (#20) Auburn visiting (#1) LSU (3:30 PM EST/CBS) in what will be LSU's last game before the showdown with Alabama. (#6) Wisconsin visits (#16) Michigan State for the second straight year (8:00 PM EST/ESPN/ESPN3); the home team has won 6 straight. At the same time, (#25) Washington will pay a visit to (#8) Stanford (8:00 PM EST/ABC).
Upset Watch
Cincinnati (5-1) +3.0 @ South Florida (3-2). Since 2003, Cincinnati is 5-3 SU and 6-2 ATS against South Florida.Since2005, when South Florida joined the Big East, the Bulls are 52-31 overall, but only 20-24 in conference play, including 3-7 in their last 10 games (wins were by 3, 1, and 8 points). This is not a good match up for South Florida, as Cincinnati has the 4th best run defense and a good quarterback in Zach Collaros. Cincinnati's pass defense is questionable, but so is South Florida QB BJ Daniels (8-to-3 TD to INT ratio). Cincinnati is 4-1 ATS, 0-1 as a dog, while South Florida is 3-3 ATS, 2-3 as a favorite. Take Cincinnati to cover the points.
Oregon State (1-5) +3.0 @ Washington State (3-3).Since 1999, Oregon State is 9-2 ATS against Washington State; the home team has won 1 of the last five meetings. With Washington State, Coach Paul Wulff is 21-22 ATS, 15-15 ATS in PAC-10/12 play, 10-12 ATS at home, and 3-1 as a favorite. Coach Wulff is 3-27 in conference play; Washington State is much improved from last year, but Oregon State has found their QB in freshman Sean Mannion (1588 passing yards, 65.0% completion, and 5 passing TDs), who took over for Ryan Katz during the Wisconsin game. Freshman RB Malcolm Agnew is healthy now for Oregon State. The Oregon State pass defense is a concern, and the facing a good Washington State pass offense is a bad matchup for them, but Oregon State's bad numbers are somewhat a byproduct of facing Wisconsin, Arizona State, and BYU. Take Oregon State to cover the points.
@ Florida Atlantic (0-6) +6.5 Middle Tennessee (1-4). This is Florida Atlantic's second game in their home stadium; they were on the Watch last week, as a favorite to lose, and they did, 20-0 to Western Kentucky. Since 2004, Florida Atlantic is 3-4 ATS against Middle Tennessee, and 2-5 SU. Middle Tennessee Coach Rick Stockstill is 33-30 SU, 32-32-1 ATS, and 6-4-1 ATS as a road favorite, including 6-12 ATS and 1-3 ATS as a road favorite since the beginning of 2010. Florida Atlantic Coach Howard Schnellenberger is 29-39 SU, 27-37-2 ATS, and 5-5 ATS as a home underdog since 2006, including 5-12-1 ATS and 1-2 ATS as a home underdog since the beginning of 2010. Florida Atlantic ranks 119th in total offense (116th rushing, 111th passing), Middle Tennessee is 21st (50th rushing, 17th passing). Florida Atlantic ranks 63rd in total defense (72nd rushing, 68th passing); Middle Tennessee is 108th (105th rushing, 90th passing). Name of the Year candidate, LB Yourhighness Morgan, and the Owls look to win their first game in their new stadium, after being embarrassed last week. Take the Owls to cover.
Georgia Tech (6-1) +3.0 Miami (FL) (3-3).Georgia Tech is 4-4 SU versus Miami (FL), losing two straight, and 4-4 ATS. The team who has had more rushing yards in this game is 6-2. Both teams have questionable run defenses and Miami (FL) is the more balanced team. Georgia Tech's option offense has been known to give teams fits, ranked 2nd in the nation, and has a very favorable matchup against the 94th defense against the run in Miami (FL). Miami (FL) Coach Al Golden is 30-37 SU, 36-27-2 ATS, and 9-8 ATS as a home favorite since 2006 (Temple '06-'10), including 3-3 ATS and 1-2 ATS as a home favorite with Miami (FL). Georgia Tech Coach Paul Johnson is 32-15 SU, 24-18-3 ATS, and 7-3 ATS as a road underdog in Atlanta, including 9-8-3 ATS and 3-1 ATS as a road underdog since the beginning of 2010. Take Georgia Tech with the points.
Marshall (3-4) +22.0 @ Houston (6-0).These teams have met twice in recent years, with the contests being split; Marshall is 2-0 ATS against Houston. Houston Coach Kevin Sumlin is 29-16 SU, 21-21-2 ATS, and 10-5-1 ATS as a home favorite, including 7-10-1 ATS and 4-2-1 ATS as a home favorite since the beginning of 2010. Marshall Coach Doc Holliday is 8-11 SU, 8-10-1 ATS, and 4-5-1 ATS as a road underdog, including 5-2 ATS and 3-1 ATS as a road underdog this season. While Houston has been dominant in conference play with Case Keenum starting at quarterback 20-7, they are only 14-12-1 ATS with him starting under center in C-USA (7-4-1 since 2009). Houston has the nation's top offense (1st passing, 51st rushing) while Marshall has the 84th passing defense. Houston has averaged 45.2 points/game against FBS opponents, Marshall has averaged giving up 25.2 points/game (18.7 in C-USA). This will be Marshall's toughest matchup to date, Despite that, take Marshall with the points, as Houston's defense is very shaky – 71st overall (71st rushing, 72nd passing).
Sure-fire Favorites
Wisconsin (6-0) -7.5 @ Michigan State (5-1).The opening line for this game was 7. Wisconsin's last win in East Lansing was 2002; since then, the home team has won 6 straight. Since 1999, Wisconsin is 6-4 ATS against Michigan State. Last year, both teams were ranked, Wisconsin was a 1 point favorite, but they lost 34-24. Coach Dantonio is 29-25-4 ATS and 1-2-1 as a home underdog against the spread at Michigan State, including 8-6 ATS since the Wisconsin game last year. Coach Bret Bielema is 38-30 ATS and 10-9 as a road favorite, including 12-2 ATS and 3-0 as a road favorite since the Michigan State game last year. Wisconsin is a more high-powered offense, averaging 48.4 points/game against FBS opponents) than Michigan (35.6 points/game) and Notre Dame (32.3 points/game). Michigan State does boast the top defense in the country, and they shutdown Michigan, the best offense to date, but do you really think they can shutdown RB James C. White (416 rushing yards, 6.0/carry, and 4 rushing TDs), RB Montee Ball (653 rushing yards, 6.1/carry, and 16 rushing TDs), WR Nick Toon (447 receiving yards, 17.9/catch, and 6 receiving TDs), AND QB Russell Wilson (1557 passing yards, 74.2% completion, 16 total TDs)?
@ Alabama (7-0) -29.0 Tennessee (3-3).The Third Saturday in October. Since 1997, Alabama is 6-8 SU against Tennessee and 7-7 ATS, but Alabama has won four straight over their rivals (3-1 ATS over that stretch). The team that has more rushing yards in the game is 10-4 SU (team with more rushing yards is 10-4 ATS). Alabama Coach Nick Saban is 50-11 SU, 36-22-2 ATS, and 16-13-1 ATS as a home favorite, including 21-15-2 ATS and 8-8-1 ATS as a home favorite in the SEC. Tennessee Coach Derek Dooley is 9-10 SU, 9-9-1 ATS, and 2-2 ATS as a road underdog, including 5-6 ATS and 2-2 ATS as a road underdog in the SEC. Tennessee's stats are deceiving, ranked 72nd in total offense (114th in rushing; 24th in passing), as they have lost multiple key players, including QB Tyler Bray (1579 passing yards, 65.9% completion, and 14 passing TDs)—broken thumb, out until Vanderbilt or Kentucky game; WR Justin Hunter (314 receiving yards, 18.5/catch, and 2 receiving TDs)—torn ACL in left knee, out for season; and RB Tauren Poole (395 rushing yards, 4.1/carry, and 2 rushing TDs)—now healthy, but missed part of Georgia game. The Vols defense is 69th (159.67/game) against the rush (compared with Arkansas 95th- 188.67/game; Florida 37th-120.71/game; Vanderbilt 27th-109.67/game; and Ole Miss 115th-225.67/game). The Tide rushed for 197 yards against Arkansas, 226 against Florida, 153 against Vanderbilt, and 389 against Ole Miss. Alabama has a week off before the LSU game, so there should be little concern about Alabama overlooking Tennessee.'Bama gonna roll.
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Lennar and Pulte Homes, the industry's second- and third-largest builders, in recent days have scaled back operations in two Eastern markets.
An executive who had been with Lennar for several years before being laid off last week, tells BUILDER Online that the Miami-based builder announced on Jan. 17 that it was closing its Space Coast division in Melbourne, Fla., which according to the builder's corporate Web site includes four communities; as well as its Central Florida division in Clermont, Fla., which includes three communities. Those divisions have been merged into Lennar's divisional office in Orlando, which was already overseeing a dozen communities. The source says that Wayne Broedel is president of the combined operations and that the downsizing resulted in at least 50 layoffs.
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I have 20 years of playing experience along with a Bachelor's degree in Cello Performance. I was the section leader of my university's orchestra as well as a full-scholarship member of the university quartet. As a professional gigging musician, I have played with Il Divo, Mario Winans, La Jolla Symphony, Doctor's Symphony, Porta Caeli Chamber Players, and the quartet La Dolce.
I am a member of MTAC (Music Teacher's Association of California) and can sign my students up for Certificate of Merit. This is a music study program with an annual evaluation and written assessment. Stand-out students will be invited to play at the Branch Recital.
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Lessons differ slightly depending on the student. In general, it starts with scales for intonation or working on vibrato, moves on to an etude or exercise, and culminates with work on a piece of music. But not every student works well with this method, so I will add in some musical worksheets and ear training games for those that require lessons with more variety.
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Aug 2013 - PresentHobart Middle School is located in a poor section of Los Angeles. A wonderful teacher by the name of Rafe Esquith has made it his mission in life to give the students lucky enough to be in his classroom an education filled with music, art, and fun. These students put on a full-length Shakespearean play at the end of each school year complete with music and choreography. I am the cello teacher for interested students. I started with 2 students the first year and it has expanded up to 5 this year with more hopefully to come.
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Aug 2011 - PresentI am the cello coach for this middle school orchestra. At the beginning of the year, I demonstrate the cello to orchestra students so that they realize there is another instrument to play besides the violin. Then we take a few days for all the students who are interested to try out the cello with me as their guide. If they are interested, then the rest of the year I am the coach that comes in once a week to help the newer students get a handle on the orchestra pieces, since most cannot afford a private instructor.
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It's December and two more weeks until holiday break. Trying to keep the students focused in math class has already been a challenge. On Monday without thinking I said, "We are going to begin our new unit about shapes but in fifth grade we call them polygons." Student said: "What if we forget to use that word?" I said, "Then we touch our nose as a secret signal to remind everyone."
Well, does anyone want to guess how many times you say the word shape in Geometry? Let's just say our whole class has really learned the word polygon including the teacher, but we're having fun.
I had noticed a decrease in HW quality along with students not getting the correct answers, so I got out my polygons and if students completed their HW at 80% they are rewarded with some time to play with polygons. It has been a real incentive to keep them focused on HW. We also had some fun discussing the attributes of polygons using their own polygons especially when we compared and contrasted them.
We also enjoyed exploring Wonderopolis: Why Does Pasta Come in so Many Shapes? It was one of those wonders that didn't directly connect to math, but the students enjoyed learning about pasta. A few students told me that they would feel much smarter the next time they ate spaghetti.
One of the areas that I have struggled this year in math: Is what students can do when they understand the concepts, and I need to work with a small group for some reteaching. I am frustrated with worksheets, so I have been searching, and I decided on tanagrams for this unit. The students are super excited. I gave each student their own set, and they had to build a square. For some of them it happened the first day and for others it took 2-3 class times. I then gave them a picture of a fox, but not the tanagram picture and they had to make the best fox possible. We then hang all the foxes up and vote which one made the best fox - what a great challenge and so much better than a worksheet. More later on their golf courses that they are designing..........
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CD45RB (B-Cell Marker) Antibody - With BSA and Azide
Mouse Monoclonal Antibody [Clone PTPRC/1132 ]
Primary Accession | P08575 |
Other Accession | 5788, 654514 |
Reactivity | Human |
Host | Mouse |
Clonality | Monoclonal |
Isotype | Mouse / IgG1, kappa |
Clone Names | PTPRC/1132 |
Calculated MW | 180-220kDa |
Gene ID | 5788 |
Other Names | Receptor-type tyrosine-protein phosphatase C, 184.108.40.206, Leukocyte common antigen, L-CA, T200, CD45, PTPRC, CD45 |
Storage | Store at 2 to 8°C.Antibody is stable for 24 months. |
Precautions | CD45RB (B-Cell Marker) Antibody - With BSA and Azide is for research use only and not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. |
Name | PTPRC |
Synonyms | CD45 |
Function | Protein tyrosine-protein phosphatase required for T-cell activation through the antigen receptor. Acts as a positive regulator of T-cell coactivation upon binding to DPP4. The first PTPase domain has enzymatic activity, while the second one seems to affect the substrate specificity of the first one. Upon T-cell activation, recruits and dephosphorylates SKAP1 and FYN. Dephosphorylates LYN, and thereby modulates LYN activity (By similarity). |
Cellular Location | Membrane; Single-pass type I membrane protein Membrane raft. Note=Colocalized with DPP4 in membrane rafts |
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CD45R, also designated CD45 and PTPRC, is identified as a transmembrane glycoprotein, broadly expressed among hematopoietic cells. Multiple isoforms of CD45R are distributed throughout the immune system. These isoforms arise because of alternative splicing of exons 4, 5, and 6. The corresponding protein domains are characterized by the binding of monoclonal antibodies specific for CD45RA (exon 4), CD45RB (exon 5), CD45RC (exon 6) and CD45RO (exons 4 to 6 spliced out). The variation in these isoforms is localized to the extracellular domain of CD45R, while the intracellular domain is conserved. CD45RB is expressed on mature B-lymphocytes and the majority of lymphomas and leukemias of B-cell origin.
West, K.P., et al. 1986. The demonstration of B-cell, T-cell and myeloid antigens in paraffin sections. J. Pathol. 150: 89-101. | Streuli, M., et al. 1987. Differential usage of three exons generates at least five different mRNAs encoding human leukocyte common antigens. J. Exp. Med. 166: 1548-1566
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Armstrong FL650-2 Beginner Flute, Curved and Straight Head
DetailsThe Armstrong FL650-2 Flute is ideal for beginner and student musicians. The FL650's nickel and silver alloy body has a durable and robust build, making it suitable for transporting to lessons. This model benefits from both straight and curved head options, which can be alternated depending on each musician's preference. The FL650-2's Pisoni pads have a reliable pressure which assists in developing expression on each note. This instrument comes as a pack including a wooden case with cover, cleaning rod & cleaning cloth.
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In social strategy there is always something missing and something to improve. But there's one area where I see a big gap.
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A moth is a kind of insect very closely related to a butterfly, since they belong to the same order. Moths are usually nocturnal but there are some species that are mostly active throughout the day. In homes and gardens, moths are most notorious for eating through clothes, your backyard plants and trees and therefore are considered to be pests. One of the most destructive insects that can attack your garden is the gypsy moth. Gypsy moths can cause great damage to various kinds of trees and even cause complete defoliation, which is why these moths have to be stopped. Fortunately, you can easily build your own moth trap and solve your pest problem.
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Hang your homemade moth trap to a tree or wherever you want it, but try to avoid placing it near the entrance to your house. Try to find the tree with moth hives to solve your problem on its very source.
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Change the mixture inside the plastic bottle every week or every 2 weeks, depending on the effectiveness of the trap.
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Over at The League of Reluctant Adults. Won't you join me in my misery?
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On 17 Feb, 11:25, Jens-Peer Kuska <ku... at informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote: > Hi, > > that is nonsense, dvips work with binary *.pfb and ASCII > PostScript fonts. Just find the font map file for dvips > that comes with you Mathematica and add the texmf root > that is part of the Mathematica distribution to the > texmf roots that your TeX system searches. > > If you have MikTeX or teTeX fin the fontname/wolfram.map > in the TeX installation root and delete it. > This file is a false font map file, I have reported it several > times to the developers but they had other things to do than > to replace the file with the correct one that comes with > Mathematica. > > Regards > Jens Thanks. I have a version of teTex that comes from MacPorts and works well. It doesn't have the offending wolfram.map in it, so perhaps the teTex maintainers have at last responded to your complaints. You say "Just find the font map file for dvips that comes with your Mathematica". I know exactly where this is, but what am I supposed to do with the information? Please excuse me if I have misunderstood what you have told me. Surely it wouldn't work to just add Mathematica's wolfram.map to my teTeX files at the appropriate place, because the various programs will still not know where the fonts are to be found. You say (or at least I think this is what you are saying) that I should add the texmf tree provided by Mathematica to my own texmf tree. I'm a bit reluctant to do so, as later downloads of teTex from MacPorts will overwrite (and delete) any such addition. The good alternatives seem to me to be: 1. Change some configuration file in the teTex distribution to enable searching in Mathematica's texmf. Which configuration file, and what is the minimal change needed? I would then keep a copy of the changed configuration file in my home directory, and a diff with the original, so that I can easily maintain any changes I make when packages are updated. 2. Make a symbolic link /opt/local/share/texmf/MmaTexmf -> Mathematica's texmf. Will this work? 3. Maybe tex and its cousins already search my $HOME/texmf. In this case I can just copy Mathematica's texmf to the texmf I already have in my home directory. I have a vague memory of editing some configuration file so that this would be done, but I've forgotten which one. Any suggestions? Should I then update updmap.cfg and run updmap? If I have to update updmap.cfg, precisely what changes are needed? And what about texhash? Should that be run with any arguments or flags? And then I would want to check that I have done things correctly by using kpsewhich. However, in teTex, and presumably in other modern packages of TeX and its cousins, environmental variables seem to be defined only once one invokes tex or latex or whatever. The result is that kpsewhich givees a null response to almost any command. What arguments or flags are required to make kpsewhich give the right answers? Sorry to ask so many questions, but I have been struggling for some time ineffectually to find out what to do. Thanks again, David


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Here's a treat for fans of Diana Rigg - her rarely seen outing in Minikillers. The
quality isn't great but then the version officially released on the bonus DVD disc of The Avengers Complete 50th Anniversary Collection isn't
much better. Minikillers was filmed on
the Costa Brava on what looks like a home video camera and follows Diana through
four seven minute episodes where she is caught up in a ridiculous Avengersesque
plot involving remote control toy dolls that spray lethal liquid into the eyes
of their victims, carry bombs in E-Type Jags, and conceal shipments of heroin. In each episode
she manages to fight a group of baddies led by a shady geezer with a
moustache and a Telly Savalas lookalike. There's no dialogue just a funky jazz soundtrack
which breaks from Avengers background music into freeform jazz into snatches of
Laurel and Hardy. I've no idea where Minikillers
was broadcast (if at all) or why she worked on such a low budget project (if she went for a holiday she was unlucky with the cloudy weather) but Diana is
obviously still playing her part as Emma Peel and looks absolutely stunning in
a series of bikinis and miniskirts (including the one above) which is reason enough to watch it.
And for more of the same (in much better quality), check this other short film, The Golden Key.
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Montrose Elementary receives grant for 'recess renovation'
Citizen Staff Reports 11/08/12
Montrose Elementary School students jumped rope, played hopscotch and participated in games of foursquare recently on their newly painted blacktop during recess. But now, recess for Montrose students is a bit different. With the help of a grant from Capital One, Montrose was able to launch "Organized Recess," a time of day where students can participate in cooperative games that double as "teachable moments" in the areas of social skills and good citizenship.
"We have done some research and gathered that organized recess decreases discipline incidents," said Montrose Principal Dana Baldacci. "So we decided this year we'd do several days a week of organized recess, and through this grant, we are able to do it."
Capital One volunteers came out early in the week to repaint the blacktop and then again later in the week to show students how to safely use the equipment in a variety of games that aimed at fostering participation and fair play (pictured). Each classroom also received a bucket full of new recess materials that encourage students to interact and play with one another in a collaborative way.
"This is a great opportunity that Capital One gives us to give back to the community and the neighborhood," said Tim Gunn, a Capital One employee. "It's been a great experience, one of the kids even said it was better than field day, so that's just sort of the icing on the cake for us."
McAuliffe vetoes 6 more bills; GOP calls him 'disengaged'
By Rodrigo Arriaza, Capital News Service 03/27/2017 General AssemblyGeneral Assembly 2017
Gov. Terry McAuliffe on Monday vetoed six bills, including three Republicans said would help prevent voter fraud but the Democratic governor said would create barriers to voting.
McAuliffe has now vetoed 37 bills from the General Assembly's 2017 session – and 108 during his four-year term as governor, surpassing any of his predecessors.
Republican legislative leaders say McAuliffe has broken his promise to be bipartisan, calling his office "the most disengaged administration we have ever worked with." > Read more.
HSWCD to give away tree seedlings Thursday and Friday
Citizen Staff Reports 03/27/2017 Government
Henricopolis Soil and Water Conservation District will hold its annual tree seedling giveaway March 30 at Dorey Park Shelter 1 from 2:30 to 6 p.m., and March 31 at Hermitage High School from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
Studies show that mature trees increase property value, decrease summertime cooling costs by providing shade, slow erosion and reduce flooding. They also provide homes for birds, food for countless creatures, and playgrounds for children. > Read more.
Dog rescued, no one injured in Northside townhouse fire
Citizen Staff Reports 03/27/2017 Public Safety
MAR. 27, 11 A.M. – No one was injured by a townhouse fire that occurred early Monday morning in the 200 block of Knightsmanor Court, near the intersection of Azalea Avenue and Richmond-Henrico Turnpike.
The first Henrico Fire officials were on scene in less than four minutes and found heavy smoke and flames coming from the two-story townhouse. Firefighters from the first-arriving fire engine and ladder truck made their way to the townhome involved in fire and searched for victims through high heat and reduced visibility. > Read more.
Walk, ceremony to observe Crime Victims' Rights Week
Citizen Staff Reports 03/27/2017 Government
In observance of National Crime Victims' Rights Week (April 2-8), and to honor victims of crime in Henrico County and raise awareness about crime victims' rights and issues, Henrico County Victim/Witness will hold a commemorative ceremony and informative walk April 5. > Read more.
Bon Secours announces Richmond OB-GYN expansion to Henrico County
Richmond OB-GYN, an obstetrics and gynecology provider of Bon Secours Richmond Health System, will open a new office at Bon Secours Heart and Vascular Institute building in Henrico County. The building, which serves as an extension of Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital, is located in Reynolds Crossing at Forest and Glenside Avenues. The practice opened for patients March 21.
Alice Hirata, M.D., joined the Bon Secours Medical Group and is now part of the physician team at Richmond OB-GYN, where she will help to establish a midwifery practice at St. Mary's Hospital. > Read more.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
RIR's Christmas tree lighting rescheduled for Dec. 12
Richmond International Raceway's 13th annual Community Christmas tree lighting has been rescheduled from Dec. 6 to Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., due to inclement weather expected on the original date.
Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
Metro Diner to open second Henrico location
Metro Diner, a comfort food concept, will open its second Henrico location next month. The company is accepting job applications for its Libbie Place location at 5626 West Broad Street. The diner concept, known for its fried chicken and waffles, meatloaf, and shrimp and grits, will bring 100 new jobs to the region as it plans to open its doors in April.
The 3,500-square-foot diner located in the Libbie Place Shopping Center will seat more than 100 and serve classic comfort food staples with a twist, such as fried chicken and waffles topped with strawberry butter and a stuffed challah bread French toast with strawberry and blueberry compote. > Read more.
Bon Secours announces Richmond OB-GYN expansion to Henrico County
Sports Backers, Markel announce partnership for half marathon
Local, state races beginning to take shape
'Hello Kitty Truck' rolls into Short Pump Saturday
Governor vetoes Republicans' 'educational choice' legislation
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