That was too close for comfort, but it was nice to see them beat the Spartans, finally. I expected it to be a beatdown, given how well the defense has been playing. And it’s the first win in a long time, I think, that they didn’t score a touchdown.
[Update in the evening]
It’s been over a decade since Michigan won without a touchdown. Probably longer. It’s unusual for them to not score a touchdown, let alone win without doing so. It’s a testimony to the defense.
Some thoughts.
I’m guessing that I’m in Megan’s class when it comes to the number owned, but I also rare use them any more. It really is a lot easier to just look up a recipe on the web with a netbook on the kitchen counter. I mainly use them for traditional recipes that I’ve made for years for special occasions, like holidays (I’ve been using the New York Times cookbook for decades). Also, most cookbooks I have don’t do well with a paleolithic diet.
When it strikes incumbents.
This is why they resort to binders and Big Bird.
No posting until later this afternoon.
Here are some other things that aren’t.
Clark Lindsey has notes on both the commercial crew and ITAR sessions this morning.
Why California voters should oppose Proposition 31.
Just in time for Halloween, a scary campfire story.
If you’re an Obama supporter, that is.
The session on it just finished at #ISPCS2012. As we go to lunch, the PA system starts playing “You Can’t Always Get What You Want.”
The analogy seems a little mild to me. It’s more like she let Obama commit a facemask on Romney, but he was still running toward the end zone, so she helped tackle him.