Ohio State 42, Michigan 7. :))
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State has never dominated Michigan the way it does right now.
In the rivalry’s most lopsided result in 40 years, the Buckeyes won their fifth straight over that hated school up north for the first time, ending a dreadful first season for Wolverines coach Rich Rodriguez.“I’ve been here for one of them,” Rodriguez said. “That’s the only one I can really comment on. They have one in a row on us from what I see.”Ohio State (10-2, 7-1) used five big plays to win by the biggest margin in the rivalry since Woody Hayes was prowling and growling on the sidelines in a 50-14 rout of Michigan in 1968.
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Sunday, November 23, 2008
Friday, October 5, 2007
The Heartland
Here in the hill country of southeast Ohio, the common man is celebrating the harvest with their county fair. Those are lots of fun - I might try to go. I like seeing the animals. The 4H kids do a fine job. Unharvested corn is tall and dry in the fields.
Traffic on the 750 mile drive was moderate. The double quarterpounder with cheese was superb! As was the #3 breakfast meal: bacon, egg and cheese on a biscuit, fried potatoes and black coffee. McDonald's makes good coffee.
Spikie had a grilled chicken, no mayo. She loves that sandwich.
The jobs number today will be significant. Jobs are a lagging indicator and the economy was softening for months under the Fed tight money policies. I'd like to see a moderate number - 50K would be fine - and a positive revision to last month to get it over zero.
The Feds are starting a criminal investigation of the two Bear Stearns hedge funds that cratered. No surprise to me - I can't post why, but I'm not surprised.
It's a bull market until something "real" changes.
PS: Tribe scalps Yanks !!! Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy !!!
PPS: Good jobs number and a solid positive revision to last month. Now the average is about 100K gain per month. Good news - no falloff in the economy.
P^3S: So the jobs number eliminates another part on the bears' recession case. Without weak jobs growth, the consumer won't cut back. I'd still like the Fed to cut once more to 4.5% to keep real rates neutral.
Traffic on the 750 mile drive was moderate. The double quarterpounder with cheese was superb! As was the #3 breakfast meal: bacon, egg and cheese on a biscuit, fried potatoes and black coffee. McDonald's makes good coffee.
Spikie had a grilled chicken, no mayo. She loves that sandwich.
The jobs number today will be significant. Jobs are a lagging indicator and the economy was softening for months under the Fed tight money policies. I'd like to see a moderate number - 50K would be fine - and a positive revision to last month to get it over zero.
The Feds are starting a criminal investigation of the two Bear Stearns hedge funds that cratered. No surprise to me - I can't post why, but I'm not surprised.
It's a bull market until something "real" changes.
PS: Tribe scalps Yanks !!! Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy !!!
PPS: Good jobs number and a solid positive revision to last month. Now the average is about 100K gain per month. Good news - no falloff in the economy.
P^3S: So the jobs number eliminates another part on the bears' recession case. Without weak jobs growth, the consumer won't cut back. I'd still like the Fed to cut once more to 4.5% to keep real rates neutral.
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