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Wayne Woodrow Hayes

Biographical Sketch:
  • Born February 14, 1913, in Clifton, Ohio
  • Graduated from Denison in 1935; majored in history, minored in PE
  • assistant coach to John Murh at Mingo Junction High School, 1935-1936
  • assistant coach to John Brickels at New Philadelphia High School, 1937
  • became head coach at New Philadelphia High School, 1938
  • enlisted in Navy, July 1941
  • Lieutenant commander of PC 1251, escort to destroyer Rhinehart
  • discharged in 1946
  • had wife Anne and son Steve
  • head coach at Denison, 1946-1948
  • head coach at Miami, 1949-1950
  • became head coach at Ohio State, February 18, 1951
  • won five "officially" recognized National Championships, coached 3 Heisman trophy winners, and went 16-11-1 against Michigan at Ohio State
  • fired as head coach, December 30, 1978
  • died March 12, 1987, in Upper Arlington, Ohio

Coach Hayes roams the sidelines

Woody on Ohio State:
  • "I came to Ohio State primarily for opportunity, not security."
  • "I wanted this job badly.  It's the gretest opportunity in the country."
  • "I didn't come to Ohio State to stay for a short time."
  • "We have more than 85,000 seats in our stadium and every one of them is filled every game.  People from all over the state, no matter what their politics or religion or color, they love and rally round the Buckeyes."
  • "I feel sometimes that the man upstairs sort of likes us.  Maybe He was testing us, saying, 'Let's see what kind of people are at Ohio State.  Do they take defeat lightly?  Can they come back from adversity?'"
  • "Our kind of families win a few more football games than others."
  • "We make no apologies for winning or for aiming our entire program toward that goal."
  • "You're from Ohio and you belong at Ohio State."--to Champ Henson
  • "If we worked half as hard as our band, we'd be champions."
  • "Who is the greatest track man in history?  Why, it's Jesse Owens!  He won so many gold medals that Hitler left the stadium in Berlin because he didn't want to recognize that this great athlete from Ohio State was superior.  And who is the greatest college football player?  Why, it's Arch.  Nobody else in the history of football has ever won two Heisman trophies.  And who is the greatest golfer of all time?  Why, it's Jack Nicklaus.  Nobody can touch him.  He's the best.  And who is the greatest in basketball?  Why, it's John Havlicek.  He's Mr. Basketball."
  • "Now that's enough of that!  To hell with Notre Dame.  Let's talk about OUR OWN university."--to Paul Hornung and a professor discussing ND football
  • "Our recruting definitely suffered because of the 1961 Rose Bowl turndown."
  • "Unbiased, hell. We're Ohio State guys and don't you ever forget it."--to a broadcast partner who praised a Michigan play
  • "Great. I'm excited. Now here's a list of kids I need you to call and get them to come to The Ohio State University."--to Rex Kern after he verbally commited
  • "Some people accuse me of buying football players at Ohio State.  Hell, I don't buy football players.  I sell 'em!"
  • "No, [goshdarnit], you bastards are going to have to fire me."--to AD Hugh Hindman and President Harold Enarson after the Gator Bowl
  • "As hard as I worked to keep this program up as long as I did, I don't want to see anything happen to it now.  Sure, I'm going to give Earle all the help I can, if he wants it."
  • "If I don't bring you a championship, then this is no place for Woody Hayes."--after the 1959 season
  • "You will win on Saturday.  You will have to do what we have planned to do all week, but essentially you will win because you are Ohio State and they will respect you for that.  They know what we do and they will respect you, and I'll tell you something else!  That respect soon turns to fear, and by the time we've hit them three or four times in that first quarter they know they can't win."

Woody's older brother Isaac "Ike" Hayes as a high school football player

Woody on football:
  • "Perfect preparation prevents piss-poor performance."
  • "We had a secret agreement among ourselves that anyone who mentioned roses would get a punch in the nose--unless it was a lady over eighty."--on the 1954 season
  • "You're overofficiating the offense and letting the defense get away with murder.  The Bible says turn the other cheek, but I'll be damned if I'll tell my kids to do that when they'll just get it fractured."--to officials in a 1960 game
  • "You don't get hurt when you run straight ahead."
  • "Sherman ran an option play right through the south."
  • "Because I couldn't go for three."--when asked why he went for two in the 1968 Michigan game with a 30+ point lead
  • "Parlyze their resistence with your persistence."--on recruiting
  • "Somebody asked me the other day what all these so-called critics wanted and I said, 'I know what they want.  They want to destroy college football.'  Well, dammit all, they're not going to destroy a very wonderful American institution."
  • "There are three things that can happen when you pass, and two of them aren't good."
  • "I will pound you and pound you until you quit."
  • "The important thing is not always to win.  The important thing is always to hope."
  • "Balanced offense?  That's a bunch of unadulterated [bullcrap]."--when asked if he was going to start passing more in 1977
  • "Hell, yes.  We're gonna pass 'em right off the field."--sarcastically when asked whether he would take advantage of Michigan's pass defense in 1973
  • "The only fun about being here is winning the game."--on the 1974 Rose Bowl
  • "Winning takes care of everything."
  • "There will be no practice on Friday.  By that time, the hay is in the barn."
  • "To heck with the most exciting game.  I'd rather have them drab as heck and win."
  • "Football polls are a joke."
  • "What do you mean upset?  It's never an upset if the so-called underdog has all along considered itself the better team."--on "upsetting" #1 Purdue in 1968
  • "They think they kicked our [butt] out on the football field.  They're only across the hall.  Let's go over there and kick their [butts].--after infamous 1974 "loss" to Michigan State
  • "Wayne, don't you [f] me!  Don't you [f] me!"--to B10 commishoner Wayne Duke in locker room after game
  • "[F 'em].  Run 'em over."--on Michigan State fans blocking the bus after the game
  • "Pride is a great asset.  No real football player should be without it."
  • "We allot four seats to each faculty member, and that's too damned many."
  • "A bunch of crooks."--describing referees from the 1971 Michigan game
  • "After seeing the pictures, I would have been ashamed of myself if I had not registered a protest."--on his antics during aforementioned game
  • "A football team improves more between the first and second games, than any other time of the season."
  • "Defeats are the things that make men out of you."
  • "The will to win is not as important as the will to prepare to win."
  • "Whoever wins the second half wins the game."
  • "You can't win the national championship if you don't win your own schedule."
  • "You didn't think our kids were going to let this slip away from them now, did you?"--after the 1969 Rose Bowl
  • "When the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He writes--not that you won or lost--but how you played the game."--Grantland Rice   "Rubbish."--Woody Hayes
  • "I wanted that undefeated season more than anything I ever wanted in my life.  I'd give anything--my house, my bank account, anything but my wife and family--to get it."--on his quest for a 6th "official" national championship
  • "Son, women give brith to babies every day of the year, but we will only once play this game against SMU."--in 1968 to DE Mike Radtke, whose wife had just had twins
  • "I used to say that three things can happen on a forward pass, two of them bad.  I don't say that anymore, because I found out four things can happen on a forward pass.  The fourth thing is, you can get fired."
  • "Success--it's what you do with what you've got."
  • "I try to get six to seven hours sleep at night, and try not to miss any meals.  What time is left goes to football."
  • "Who got us here?  Who played the game?  Our football players!  They come first."
  • "As Admiral Nimitz said, if you're going to fight in the North Atlantic, you have to train in the North Atlantic."--on holding practices in the elements
  • "All you need is good ones.  Get 'em and keep 'em."--on recruits
  • "Passing must be complementary to the running game and must show at least 50 percent consistency and a low interception rate."
  • "The name of the game is running."
  • "The thing you have to do is go back each year and review what actually wins for you.  You'll find it's the discipline on your squad and your morale and how you handle your players and how well you bring them along.  Those are the things on which you win, rather than all the technical ideas that all of us have."
  • "There are two things I know about motivation.  I've read a lot of books on it.  If you want to motivate a person, give him personal attention; secondly, show him improvement.  When he sees that, he's going to stick with it."
  • "I don't motivate the players.  I get them to motivate themselves.  That's the only kind of motivation that's worth a damn."
  • "Strategy is the plan you have before the game and tactics are the changes you make in strategy during the game."
  • "They'll be bothering you all the time.  Be damned careful what you say.  Not a one of them wants you to win.  But I don't expect you to carry a chip on your shoulder like I do."--to his team before a Rose Bowl, on the West Coast media
  • "I never knew of a newspaper man winning a game for us yet."
  • "But when you see officials decide a ballgame, I'm bitter.  So I went out there to let them know I was bitter.  That's why I don't like officials."
  • "We MUST come to it.  As it stands now, a coach has no recourse."--on his plan for instant replay in which a team would be penalized 5 yards for an incorrect challenge and 15 yards for a second
  • "There is just one little catch to all this ballyhoo: they ain't gonna throw it if they don't have it."--on preparing for SMU, 1968
  • "I've got more important things to do then sit around and answer charges that are ridiculous."--when questioned about untrue recruiting allegations in 1976
  • "A good football player finds out that he gets knocked down dozens of times.  But he gets up, and the first thing he knows he's knocking other people down.  The great thing about football is that when you get knocked down, you get up and go again.  You don't lie there and moan and groan and rail against the fates."
  • "The only smarts I have are that I'm smart enough to know I can outwork 'em.  If I can work a little harder, and we can be a little better prepared than the other guy, then we'll make luck come our way.  Darrell Royal says that luck is when preparation meets opportunity, and he's about right.  If you get kids to believe that, you've really got something going."
  • "Football is so complicated today that the quarterback has to have a maximum of memtal freedom and looseness just to see that the formations are right when the team comes out of the huddle, and to handle the split-second ball-handling and faking that goes on.  We relieve him of the extra pressure of play-calling for a lot of reasons."
  • "It's an even better running down."--on second and short
  • "It's only right that I do so.  It's not that I'm paying these kids to play football.  I'm just helping out occasionally in private and individual cases on their merits. I see nothing wrong with it."--on the 1956 "scandal"
  • Defensive goals: "1. give up 7 points or less 2. score or set up two scores inside their 40-yard line 3. get 4 turnovers on any combination of fumbles recovered and/or interceptions 4. no touchdown passes against us 5. hold them to less than 250 yards of total offense 6. no enemy play--run or pass--for more than 20 yards 7. do not give up more than three consecutive first downs 8. destroy 25 percent of their passes 9. hold foe to 40 percent of passes per game 10. no penalties for us 11. we field all punts properly 12. we average 10 yards on punt returns 13. we keep all kickoff returns inside their 30 yard line."
  • "I believe you are only as good as you have to be."
  • "It is hard to play dirty against a man who picks you up."
  • "Every coach thinks at the beginning of the season that he can go all the way, even if he doesn't say it. But you need luck. I can look back and say 'gee' if this had happened or that had happened, we'd have been beaten here or there. But you better expect to win them all or you'd better get out of coaching."--on the 1954 season
  • "The best lead by example. Our captains have all been the rather quiet type-—not the 'holler guy' nor the 'personality boy'. Just good, sound men. We ask these captains to carry water on both shoulders, for not only are they responsible to the squad's welfare, but they are also responsible to the head coach."
  • "Never forget, the whole pleasure is in winning, for winning is the epitome of the group effort."
  • "Fumbles have to be psychological."
  • "Not everybody can be first team, but you can always put the team first."
  • "You never dare take a team lightly."
  • "The kids are kids.  They'll do what you make them do."
  • "You are going down to the Lombardi award thing in Houston, but don't get too excited.  They won't give it to no Yankee bastard."--to Jim Stillwagon
  • "If those SOBs want to fight the Civil War all over again, we'll certainly do it."--pregame speech, 1978 Gator Bowl[vs Clemson]
  • "If you show me a good guy that the players love all the time, I will show you a loser."
  • "Which President?"--When told the President was on the phone after the 1970 Michigan game.  When told it was President Nixon, he said "Tell him he's going to have to wait--I am talking to my team right now."
  • "The only meaningful statistic is number of games won."

Woody on life/society:
  • "Football is about the only unifying force left in America today.  It is certainly one of the few places in our society where teamwork, mental discipline, and the value of hard work still mean anything. We stick to the old-fashioned virtues, and if the rest of the country had stuck to them, it would have been a different story in Vietnam."
  • "I see my job as a part of American civilization and a damn important part.  I see football as being just so much above everything else."
  • "We're tearing down all of our heroes in America."
  • "This game of football used to be pretty important to me. It isn't anymore.  Now it's damn near everything.  It represents and embodies everything thats great about this country, because the United States is built on winners, not losers or people who don't bother to play."
  • "Without winners, there wouldn't be any civilization."
  • "When I want to read about the bad things I look at the front page.  When I want to read about the good things I turn to the sports page and Paul Hornung."
  • "You can never pay back, but you can always pay forward."
  • "They've gotten so [goshdarned] liberal up there at Oberlin they don't even give a [crap] about sports anymore. I hear they're even letting women in their sports program now.  That's your Women's Liberation, boy--bunch of [goshdarned] lesbians."
  • "We control by attitudes not by rule."
  • "These days, post-Vietnam, what worries me is that everyone has decided to live up to his own rules."
  • "Sport and religion made America."
  • "Now math is a good subject.  Either you have the right answer or the wrong answer."
  • "The height of human desire is what wins, whether it's on Normandy Beach or in Ohio Stadium."
  • "I told him there's an old saying about the best way to treat a woman, and that is to knock her up and hide her shoes."--on giving marital advice to a former player
  • "Hey, some girl tells you she's on the pill, don't believe her.  Don't believe her!  Don't believe her!  You better know what they make in Akron."
  • "And you find so many times that person or that team or that nation is totally defeated. Well, they come back. And if you don't believe me, watch out or you'll get run over by a Toyota or a Mercedes."
  • "Loyalty is a two-way street, not a blind alley."
  • "Nothing that comes easy in this world is worth a damn."
  • "There are too many people who can too easily identify with defeat."
  • "Sure marijuana will help 'em graduate.  Graduate to cocaine!"
  • "Isn't that something?  From a Dutch immigrant boy to the President of Harvard in three generations.  You can't beat that.  That's America."--to Harvard president Derrick Bok, whose grandfater was a Dutch immigrant
  • "There's one thing that worries me about our lifestyle and civilization today.  We're too often talking bad about ourselves.  This, as far as I'm concerned, hurts us more than everything else put together."
  • "Make sure you do the thinking with this head[pointing to his head], and not with this head[pointing beneath his belt]."--to his 1974 freshman class
  • "There is a segment of society which is not only against football but against anything that's well organized."
  • "The problem comes from people believing they have too many rights, and the word 'rights' to them means acting like an idiot."
  • "The Russians can't beat us at anything--they can't even feed themselves."

Woody on himself:
  • "Feeling cold is psychological."
  • "Nobody despises to lose more than I do.  That's what got me into trouble over the years, but it also made a man with mediocre ability a pretty good coach."
  • "All my life I've always been and always will be a hero worshiper."
  • "You have no more right to tell me how to coach my team in front of fifteen other writers than I would have to tell you how to write your stories in front of fifteen other coaches."--to writers during Michigan week, 1954
  • "I could beat Jesse Owens in a 100 yard dash if you gave me enough of a head start."
  • "Just remember one thing.  I can do your job, but you can't do mine."--to a professor
  • "I don't like nice people.  I like tough, honest people."
  • "I'm not the Cadillac type."--turning down a free car
  • "If I knew what complacency was, I'd tell you what I was going to do to fight it."--quoting Darryl Royal
  • "I had a Cadillac offered to me a couple of times.  You know how that works.  They give you a Cadillac one year and the next year they give you the gas to get out of town."
  • "Greene countians claimed I was born in Clark County, and Clark countians claimed I was born in Greene county."
  • "Get the hell away from me!  I can do it myself."--to Jim Parker, who tried to help him cross the street
  • "Should I apologize for all the good things that I've done?"--on apologizing for the Bauman incident
  • "When you start living in the past, you're done for."
  • "I'll sweep out the gym if it will help us to win."
  • "I'd rather be coach of the team of the year."--on winning national coach of the year honors in 1975
  • "I'm enthusiastic.  The day I'm not, I'll quit.  It is one's own fault if his enthusiasm is gone; he has failed to feed it."
  • "I believe in overlearning. That way you are sure."
  • "The most valuable gift you can give anyone is your time."
  • "Meet me at the raquetball court in half an hour. If you're not there, it's because you can't take it."--to Schembechler
  • "I know a bunch of you think that I won't make the season.  You think I'll probably have another heart attack and die.  Well, [f] my heart, [f] my heart.  I'd rather die a winner than live being a loser, because when you are a loser, you die a little bit each day...Now let's get dressed and start practicing to win a national championship."--preseason speech to team, 1974
  • "That man could make me feel grown up when he said 'Woodrow,' and that's what he always called me. Here's a man who would sit in front of Denver Reed's smokehouse and talk about pitching, and he pitched for twenty-two years. But he was a humble man. He never made himself look good. Never."--on childhood acquaintance Cy Young
  • "You know, I still didn't know what the hell he was talking about."--after listening to Sid Gillman describe his passing offense for almost a whole day
  • "I did it for my players.  I owed it to them and I would have been derelict in my duty to them if I had done less."--on 1971 Michigan incident
  • "You're not going to get a thing under this table.  I'm not going to promise you anything I can't deliver and I'm not going to deliver anything I can't promise you.  You know darn well that if I'm dishonest with you I'm going to be dishonest with a lot of other kids, and you probably don't want ot play ball for a guy who's going to be all over the place."--to Matt Snell while recruting him
  • "I can't be nice and win.  It's not my way."
  • "But I'm too new around here to be consulted."--on a later-reversed 1978 OSU athletic council decision to only allow a major bowl
  • "Now I want to tell you that people need friends.  I visited an old friend today, Dick Nixon.  Right now, he has no friends.  Nobody wants to be friends with him, but I am still Dick's friend.  Dick can count on Woody.  Woody will be there for Dick Nixon."
  • "You don't have to like me, just respect me."
  • "You know something.  Those 56% probably weren't even living when I started here.  No, I'm not interested.  It's more what I'm going to do, and I'm not going to worry much over that.  Sure, people are fickle, and I don't much care.  There's no one in this league or in any other league that has won as many games as I have.  I'm not going to let their opinion decide this thing.  And if you're one of the 56%, I don't give a damn about you either."--when told in 1978 that a poll found that 56% of Columbus residents thought he should retire

Woody on Michigan:
  • "I read your book, you SOB!"--holding up Bo Schembechler's book after 1970 game
  • "How did our great rivalry get started?  Well, the real fight started back in 1836 when Andrew Jackson, that wily old cuss, took Toldeo away from that state up north and gave it to us."
  • "I didn't like that SOB when he played for me, I didn't like him when we worked for me, and I certainly don't like him now."--on Schembechler
  • "We do not pull in and fill up.  And I'll tell you why we don't.  It's becuase I don't buy one [goshdarn] drop of gas in the state of Michigan.  We'll coast and push this car to the Ohio line before I give this state a nickel of my money."--to assistant coach Ed Ferkany as they were low on gas in Michigan
  • "They're traitors!  They're traitors!"--on Lantern sportswriters who picked OSU to lose to Michigan in 1971
  • "They couldn't beat me with two Michigan coaches.  So they had to come down here and take a coach that I trained.  And they haven't beaten me with him yet."
  • "All right, men, don't eat the salad.  They're trying to poison us."--eating at a motel in Ann Arbor
  • "We don't give a damn for the whole state of Michigan."
  • "Spoiled, hell!  I think the bastards are probably trying to poison us or something!  Cancel the dinner here tonight.  We're making other plans."--when an assistant coach commented that the salad smelled funny while the team ate lunch in Michigan
  • "You're going to Michigan?  Why, you dumb no-good [ ].  You go right ahead!  You go there, and when you play against Ohio State we'll just see whether you gain a yard against us all day.  We'll break you in two."--to a recruit who told him he was going to Michigan
  • "Men, this is war!  I don't care anything about the national championship or the Big Ten championship, but if we win this game today and afterward, if the Good Lord says, 'Woody, it's your time', I'll say, 'Lord, I'm ready!'.  I'll have to take it easy up there--or down there--but I know where I'll go."--before 1975 game

Coach Hayes and Archie Griffin at the 1975 Heisman presentation

Others on Woody:
  • "If it's 30 degrees, Woody will wear one t-shirt.  If it's zero, he'll wear two."--Jim Parker
  • "If the old man told me to move the stadium two yards or three inches, if he said it could be done, I believed it, and I would try."--Jim Parker
  • "Woody would get the team so fired up when they run out of that locker room, and they're all singing that Ohio State battle cry--'Drive, drive on down the field'--you could out there and defeat Napolean's army.  Woody could take a guy with a wooden leg and make him run a 100 yard dash."--Jim Parker
  • "There was somethin about the Michigan game.  Woody could create so much hate between Michigan and Ohio."--Jim Parker
  • "He gave me a thousand reasons why he shouldn't apologize.  I was so highed up after I finished talkin to the man he had me believin he shoulda broke both of the guy's legs."--Jim Parker on talking to Coach Hayes about the Bauman incident
  • "Woody was the original Rush Limbaugh.  There were no ifs, ands, or buts; he was right-wing for God and country.  He was proud to be an American, and he instilled that in his players."--Tim Fox
  • "Michigan games, he'd have guys crying like they just lost their best friend before they went out on the field."--Pete Johnson
  • "Woody Hayes will never be judged on the accomplishments of his football coaching career or his contributions to humanity.  Woody Hayes is a great man, and few people will ever realize how great he is."--Jack Tatum
  • "If I had to go into a battle and I needed someone loyal and courageous to cover my blindside, I know damn well Woody would be my man.  I know, too, that God hasn't created a more generous, compassionate, or more understanding man than Woody Hayes."--Jack Tatum
  • "If you want to hate Woody Hayes, then you must never let yourself hear him make a speech."--anonymous friend
  • "Woody would do anything, literally anything, within leagal means, to help us."--Ric Volley
  • "I still respect the university, but to me, Ohio State was Woody Hayes."--Brian Baschnagel
  • "Next to my father, he was the greatest man I knew."--Ron Gerald
  • "Woody has always been out front of most coaches on racial things."--anonymous black mid-60s DB
  • "In Hayes' view, Ohio boys who enroll at Michigan, especially football players, are either traitors or degenerates, or both.  Sometimes it's hard to tell if he's kidding when he talks about Michigan.  The concensus is that he isn't."--Robert Vare
  • "In Woody's phys ed course on football, he also lectured a lot on history and the military, but I also remember that he once spoke for two days on prostitution and never once said anything that was crude or off-color.  His point was that the easiset thing to do in life is lie down, but he wasn't trying to be funny when he said it."--Dave Koblentz, OSU student
  • "By the way, it's absolutely not true that Woody doesn't understand the forward pass.  I can jam that down the throat of anyone who says it.  I know.  when I was starting out in the coaching buisness many years ago I got a hold of--and never mind how I obtained it--a copy of Woody's playbook when he was coaching Miami of Ohio.  He never knew this, but I plagarized his pass offense and took it all the way to the pros with me when I was head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.  If Woody has grown away from the pass it's not because he doesn't believe in its effectiveness but because of the perfection he has brought to his ground game.  Nobody has Woody's pound-hell-outta-them personality and principles, and when you see an attack that so successfully mirrors the man himself, you stop wondering why he doesn't fool around more with the pass."--Jim Trimble
  • "When you play for Woody, you need all the faith you can get."--Cornelius Greene on why he read the Bible so much
  • "No one replaces Woody Hayes."--defensive coordinator George Hill
  • "Woody Hayes is like Elvis in Columbus.  You can't hate the guy.  It's impossible."--Donnie Nickey
  • "Woody studied the whole race issue.  He came to camp in '68 and sat us down and told us we were not going to have any problems.  We're going to play like a team.  We looked at each other a lot differently then.  From that point on, the race issue was devoid on our team.  He put it to rest."--Dave Whitfield
  • "It didn't hurt.  I didn't even feel it."--Charlie Bauman on Woody's punch
  • "You don't describe Woody Hayes in one sentence or one paragraph--or 30 seconds, but chapter after chapter."--Esco Sarkkinen
  • "Some of it was for show, but for the most part it was natural reaction, Woody's personality.  The way they happened, I don't think they could have been rehearsed.  Woody wasn't that much of an actor."--Esco Sarkkinen on Coach Hayes' temper explosions
  • "Woody's the guy who makes it tough on the rest of us, making all those free speeches."--another Big Ten coach
  • "Today a lot of people would love that.  I think he would be much better todya than when I played, by virtue of his organization and discipline.  I think the kids would love him even more.  I find today that people want that kind of discipline and leadership."--John Hicks, on whether Coach Hayes' style would work today
  • "He liked to have you consider him an SOB, and he was disappointed if you didn't."--John Bozick, equipment manager
  • "We had more personal contact with Woody Hayes than with any other faculty member outside of the classroom.  I know of no other faculty member than Coach Hayes who made personal visits to students in their residences in order to inspire their pursuits of academic excellence."--Fred C. Sweeney, OSU student
  • "Man, why wasn't I born four or five years earlier so I could have played for this man."--Pepper Johnson
  • "Woody was really stingy with those leaves."--Rex Kern on Coach Hayes' distribution of Buckeye leaves in 1968
  • "He spoke from the heart.  He told of his seperation from his loved ones during World War II; of stemming the Communist tide; and most importantly, he spoke of how much HE appreciated OUR efforts."--Stephen Stout, soldier visited by Coach Hayes in Vietnam
  • "How are you going to fight a guy who mentions Plato, Khruschev, and Lana Turner in the same sentence?"--LA sportswriter
  • "He was an independent soul and somewhat of a maverick, with definite likes and dislikes. And these traits didn't diminish as he grew older."--college roommate Roger Amos
  • "He was a legend in his own time.  He taught me football, but more importantly, he taught me more about life than anybody else."--Lou Holtz
  • "Woody's family was the football team and Ohio State University."--Rex Kern
  • "Divorce, no.  Murder, yes."--Anne when asked if she'd ever considered divorcing Woody
  • "He knew both sides of the ball, and he could coach both sides of the ball."--defensive coordinator Lou McCullough
  • "To meet Woody Hayes was to know Woody Hayes was to like Woody Hayes."--Bill Willis
  • "The biggest misconception of Woody Hayes-type football is the thinking that he is conservative, won't take calculated risks, and won't pass.  He has used all types of formations and plays and will beat you with the pass about 40 percent of the time.  One year, we won every game but two by passing.  He just uses the pass to supplement the running game as do most consistent winners.  In practice, he spends as much time--if not more--on the passing game."-McCullough
  • "He saw 'em on Saturday night, everyday, in the summer, on the Fourth of July, his birthday..."--McCullough on Coach Hayes' penchant for watching film
  • "Here's what I always told people about Woody Hayes: you were afraid of him as a freshman, you hated him as a sophomore, you liked him as a junior, and you loved him as a senior."--Tom Skladany
  • "He knew I didn't like his football, but he was such a great, caring person.  He brought me back and I'm very, very grateful."--Vic Janowicz
  • "Though his tenure at Ohio State spanned the turbulent years of the Civil Rights Movement, the only colors that ever mattered to Hayes were OSU's scarlet and gray; black and white were irrelevant."--Paul Hornung
  • "If I knew I was good enough, I was going to play, and if I wasn't, I wasn't going to play, no matter what color I was.  I respected him for that."--Cornelius Greene
  • "The man is insufferable in victory, indomitable in defeat."--Big 10 commissioner Bill Reed
  • "I'll buy all the sideline markers Woody Hayes wants to tear up.  Ohio State without Hayes would draw at least 30,000 fewer people."--Michigan AD Don Canham
  • "Woody was a very demanding persons.  But he was fair.  He never asked anything of his staff members that he wasn't going through himself."--assistant coach Gene Fekete
  • "God is alive and coaching at OSU."--sign at Ohio Stadium
  • "I'll tell you one thing: he was commited to this university and to the people of Ohio.  He was a real patriot who believed in the United States.  He always said there was a difference between right and wrong."--Randy Gradishar
  • "Woody never brought any of that on.  He was great. He was a legend. I accepted that. Besides, he was always one of my biggest supporters. He'd call me up -- no matter who we were playing -- and say, 'You'd better be practicing for Michigan.'"--Earle Bruce
  • "He's a guy I think about a lot. I hope he thinks of me. I hope he knows what he meant to me."--Earle Bruce
  • "He loved the university and education. He loved Ohio and the United States of America. And he loved football. They were all tied together."--Earle Bruce
  • "Coach Hayes truly epitomized what a head coach should be.  He worked hard.  He was a perfectionist.  He was a true patriot.  He was a true Ohioan."--Paul Warfield
  • "Woody is a God-fearing man.  It's nice to know he's afraid of somebody."--Archie Griffin
  • "Woody is one of the greatest leaders our country has ever produced."--General Lewis Walt, Marine Corps commandant
  • "I miss my father.  He helped me bring out the best in myself.  But he is not gone.  He is still with us."--Steve Hayes

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Ten at 10: GoTrend Interviews Marcel Snyman!

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So today on GoTrend, we’re pretty excited to introduce to you you our new “Ten at 10” interviewee, and we’re talking international model and fitness fanatic Marcel Snyman! Marcel gives us the low down on his career, being stylish, fitness hacks and of course the scoop on life as a professional model.

GoTrendSA: Hey Marcel, thanks for joining us on GoTrendSA, introduce yourself!

Marcel: Hi! I am 26 years old, hailing from Pretoria, born and raised. I currently live in Cape Town with my incredible girlfriend Charissa du Plessis.

GoTrendSA: We’ve been following you online for a quite a while, tell us more about your modelling career?

Marcel: I joined Ice Models Jhb (Jane Celliers) late 2008, they really help you develop a good base to launch a career from, I met with our Ice Models CPT (Penny Musgrave) about one year later and started coming to Cape Town for our international season over Oct-Mar. It went great during my first season booking various local and international clients. After that I headed out to Europe joining various agencies throughout the EU. I crossed the Atlantic and went to New York, since then I’ve continued working on the craft and trade of this industry!

GoTrendSA: Being on the cover of Men’s Health magazine, is pretty prestigious! How did it feel once you actually picked up the magazine in store?

Marcel: I recall it being in Dec of 2010, shooting for Men’s Health is not something that I think just crosses you career, it’s something you work for, I don’t think you’ll find a lot of cover guys who can deny that. It’s was a great reward for all the years of training hard and staying healthy.

GoTrendSA: What advice do you have for someone (Male or Female) that’s looking to get into the modelling sector?

Marcel: Don’t make this mistake of thinking modelling is about being hot or good looking, it’s about character, there is almost a market for every face, you just have to find it. 50% of the world supermodels we’re scouted in malls, so walk around in malls more often.

Photo: Nadia von Scotti

GoTrendSA: You work really hard to stay in shape, what are some of your gym techniques that keep you in top condition?

Marcel: It’s more about the kitchen, keep it natural, avoid all processed foods. Cut out all your grains by lunch and avoid sugars after 3/4pm. Guidelines work better than diets, have an Oreo every now and then. As for training, I mix it up a lot just to avoid getting bored. I run at least ¾ times a week, I teach Charissa to play squash every now and then, I love doing Crossfit, it really is the fastest way to lose weight and get into shape. (See people can stop talking about Crossfit!).

GoTrendSA: Since fashion is a big part of your life, what look would you go for on a normal day out?

Marcel: Comfort is key, but a stylish edge makes it look great, you don’t have to be fashionable to look good, steal trends from others, see what the shops put together and mix it up. Invest in jeans and shoes. Sock colour = pants colour.

GoTrendSA: Where are some of your favourite spots to hang out in Cape Town?

Photo: Nadia von Scotti

Marcel: Cape Town – Coffee at Bootlegger, lunch at Beluga, dinner at Black Sheep in Kloof Street or Piano Bar in Green Point, drinks at Caprice and a party at Aces and Spades or Shimmy Beach.

GoTrendSA: When you’re not working, what other hobbies do you have?

Marcel: I always have time for golf, I still have to get kite surfing under the knee!

GoTrendSA: Marcel, where can we find you online if we want to catch up with you?

Marcel: Facebook: Marcel Snyman and Instagram: Marcelsnyman8

GoTrendSA: And lastly, we always have to ask! What is your personal mantra?

Marcel: Realise not everything is controllable.

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Hindustan Times, New Delhi, September 11, 2009, by N. Chandra Mohan

As in the case of Gurcharan Das, it was my grandmother who introduced me to the Mahabharata in my childhood. Das returned to the epic later on in life and as his lucidly written book The Difficulty of Being Good: On the Subtle Art of Dharma shows, the author has used it as a base to understand the present, including the nature of capitalism.

Classics like the Mahabharata, The Iliad, The Odyssey, The Aeneid have a timeless appeal. But one should guard against reading too much into their relevance to understand our times. The late Robert Fagles, whose translations of the above-mentioned books by Homer and Virgil became bestsellers, was asked by a reporter after the US invaded Iraq in 2003, “Is there a Rumsfeld in The Iliad?” Fagles replied: “Not that I know of, but isn’t one enough?”

On the face of it, to expect the Mahabharata to shed light on the global economic crisis appears a bit of a stretch. The Mahabharata believes that human beings are flawed, making our world full of unevenness, rendering us vulnerable to nasty surprises.

Each of the major heroes have their failings. Dhritarashtra is blind to his eldest son’s faults. Duryodhana’s  monumental envy is the driving force of calamity in the epic. Arjuna despairs over killing his kinsmen. The virtuous Yudhishthira has a weakness for gambling. The flaws of epic heroes show how difficult it is to be good in a world of moral haziness.

This tale of a family in crisis is a metaphor, in Das’s book, for the economic upheavals that have engulfed the world. Capitalism may be a mode of production but it also shapes the nature of social relations between human beings who buy and sell goods in the market.

There are similar parallels throughout the book. Investment bankers on Wall Street suffered from similar moral infirmities as the heroes in the Mahabharata; they exposed the flaws in the global capitalist system. Duryodhana’s envy and greed that makes him want to annex the Pandavas’ kingdom is in tune with what big fishes do to smaller ones.

In other words, the narrative fleshes out through a tale of sibling rivalry the brutal competition of ‘interests and passions’ that is the characterestic of a ‘free market’.
Are lessons from the Mahabharata enough to save capitalism? Das, certainly, thinks that a healthy dose of Dharma may restore trust in the system. Be that as it may, there is no doubt that this epic, like all classics, enriches one’s concept of Man. The Mahabharata is seven times as long as The Iliad and The Odyssey combined but it has not been translated in as many languages. It has had no Fagles. Das’s book (even though it is not really a translation) will certainly make it accessible to a whole new generation.

N Chandra Mohan is an economic and business commentator

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In your personal opinion, what do you understand it takes for a person to go to heaven?

F is for Forgiveness
We cannot have eternal life and heaven without God's forgiveness.
"In Him (meaning Jesus) we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins." Ephesians 1:7a (NKJV)

A is for Available
Forgiveness is available. It is---
Available For All
"For God loved the world in this way: He gave His One and Only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16 (HCSB)
But Not Automatic
"Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' shall enter the kingdom of heaven." Matthew 7:21a (NKJV)

I is for Impossible
It is impossible for God to allow sin into heaven.
God is---
*Love - John 3:16 (HCSB)
*Just -
"For judgment is without mercy" James 2:13a (NKJV)
* Man is sinful
"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" Romans 3:23 (NKJV)
Question: But how can a sinful person enter heaven, where God allows no sin?

T is for Turn
Question: If you were driving down the road and someone asked you to turn, what would he or she be asking you to do? (change direction)
Turn means repent.
Turn from something - sin and self
"But unless you repent you will all likewise perish" Luke 13:3b (NKJV)
Turn to Someone; trust Christ only
(The Bible tells us that)
"Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures; and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures" 1 Corinthians 15:3b-4 (NKJV)
"If you confess with your mouth, 'Jesus is Lord,' and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved." Romans 10:9 (HCSB)

H is for Heaven
Heaven is eternal life
"I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly" John 10:10b (NKJV)
"And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to Myself; that where I am, ther you may be also" John 14:3 (NKJV)
How can a person have God's forgiveness, heaven and eternal life, and Jesus as personal Savior and Lord? Forsaking All I Trust Him! Romans 10:9

Pray this prayer, and mean it in your heart, and you will be saved today!
"Dear Jesus, I know that I am a sinner. I believe that You died for my sins, that You were buried, and that You arose from the grave on the third day. I ask You to forgive me of my sin and to come into my heart and be the LORD of my life from this day forward. Thank you Jesus for saving my soul. Amen!"

If you prayed that prayer, will you please contact us and let us know. We would love to pray with you and celebrate what Jesus has done in your life. If you live in our area, we would love for you to come and be a part of our family here at Harmony. If you do not, we want to encourage you to find a local church that preaches and teaches God's Word. It is vitally important that you grow in your walk with Christ. May God bless you as you now serve Him!

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Needham, D. M., Yoshizawa, S., Hosaka, T., Poirier, C., Choi, C. J., Hehenberger, E., … & Kurihara, R. (2019). A distinct lineage of giant viruses brings a rhodopsin photosystem to unicellular marine predators. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 201907517.

Giant viruses are remarkable for their large genomes, often rivaling those of small bacteria, and for having genes thought exclusive to cellular life. Most isolated to date infect nonmarine protists, leaving their strategies and prevalence in marine environments largely unknown. Using eukaryotic single-cell metagenomics in the Pacific, we discovered a Mimiviridae lineage of giant viruses, which infects choanoflagellates, widespread protistan predators related to metazoans. The ChoanoVirus genomes are the largest yet from pelagic ecosystems, with 442 of 862 predicted proteins lacking known homologs. They are enriched in enzymes for modifying organic compounds, including degradation of chitin, an abundant polysaccharide in oceans, and they encode 3 divergent type-1 rhodopsins (VirR) with distinct evolutionary histories from those that capture sunlight in cellular organisms. One (VirRDTS) is similar to the only other putative rhodopsin from a virus (PgV) with a known host (a marine alga). Unlike the algal virus, ChoanoViruses encode the entire pigment biosynthesis pathway and cleavage enzyme for producing the required chromophore, retinal. We demonstrate that the rhodopsin shared by ChoanoViruses and PgV binds retinal and pumps protons. Moreover, our 1.65-Å resolved VirRDTS crystal structure and mutational analyses exposed differences from previously characterized type-1 rhodopsins, all of which come from cellular organisms. Multiple VirR types are present in metagenomes from across surface oceans, where they are correlated with and nearly as abundant as a canonical marker gene from Mimiviridae. Our findings indicate that light-dependent energy transfer systems are likely common components of giant viruses of photosynthetic and phagotrophic unicellular marine eukaryotes.

Although viruses are well-characterized regulators of eukaryotic algae, little is known about those infecting unicellular predators in oceans. We report the largest marine virus genome yet discovered, found in a wild predatory choanoflagellate sorted away from other Pacific microbes and pursued using integration of cultivation-independent and laboratory methods. The giant virus encodes nearly 900 proteins, many unlike known proteins, others related to cellular metabolism and organic matter degradation, and 3 type-1 rhodopsins. The viral rhodopsin that is most abundant in ocean metagenomes, and also present in an algal virus, pumps protons when illuminated, akin to cellular rhodopsins that generate a proton-motive force. Giant viruses likely provision multiple host species with photoheterotrophic capacities, including predatory unicellular relatives of animals.

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Hitkarini College of Architecture & Town Planning offers five years course leading to B.Arch Degree from RGPV, Bhopal. Criteria for 2020 admissions as per COA, New Delhi is NATA 2020 qualified or appeared JEE 2nd paper of Architecture. Candidates shall have to apply to for online admission against General Pool seats within stipulated date. Admissions against General Pool Seats is done through the counselling held by DTE, Bhopal on the basis of merit list prepared by DTE, Bhopal.

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Candidate should have passed an examination at the end of the 10+2 scheme of examination with at least 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and also at least 50% marks in aggregate of the 10+2 level examination  or passed 10+3 Diploma Examination with Mathematics as compulsory subject with at least 50% marks in aggregate.

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Diabetes and Sugar

Worldwide, the number of adults with diabetes has more than doubled over the past 30 years.

According to a study funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in conjunction with the World Health Organisation, and published just last month in the Lancet medical journal, almost 350 million people now have the fastest-growing chronic health condition. Sobering statistics at the time of Diabetes Awareness Week (10-16 July).

Australia is not immune to this epidemic. More than 1 million Australians have been diagnosed as having diabetes; and it’s estimated that at least another 2 million people over the age of 25 have what is known as impaired glucose tolerance or “pre-diabetes”- making them at greatly increased risk of diabetes itself.

Uncontrolled diabetes poses a serious risk to our health. Complications can include blindness, kidney failure and increased risk of heart disease and stroke.

Diabetes, commonly called sugar diabetes, is the name given to the condition where our body is unable to use glucose properly – and glucose is our major energy source; the fuel which keeps our body functioning effectively.

There are two major forms of diabetes – type 1 and type 2.

Type 1 diabetes usually occurs in childhood or young adulthood – possibly because the body’s immune system runs a bit wild and attacks and destroys the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas gland. Because the body stops making insulin, people with this form of diabetes need daily doses of insulin.

However, type 2 diabetes is the form of diabetes likely to affect most Australians (in type 2, insulin is produced, but we just can’t use it effectively). Type 2 diabetes usually occurs in older adults – it used to be called maturity onset diabetes – but increasingly the condition is affecting younger people. Family history is one reason.

Of course our parents are not totally to blame. Family history is just one risk factor. Lifestyle issues are also highly significant. Overweight and obese adults are two to four times more likely to suffer from diabetes.

We now know that high blood pressure is another major risk factor for diabetes; a factor which is apparently not widely understood. According to Dr Neville Howard, from the Australian Diabetes Council, “there is a staggering lack of awareness about the link between high blood pressure and developing diabetes and its serious complications”.

There is no “ideal” blood pressure – it will vary from person to person; but as a guide the target blood pressure is less than or equal to 130/80.

Lifestyle changes are also the key to reducing the risks of and treating high blood pressure, said Dr Howard. This should involve healthy eating, regular exercise, drinking lots of water, reduced salt intake, alcohol in moderation (no more than two standard drinks per day) and no smoking.

Majid Ezzati, chair of global environmental health at Imperial College London and one of the authors of the Lancet study, said that “diabetes may well become the defining issue of global health for the next decade”. He went on to say that much of the increase is due to ageing populations, but part of it has been fuelled by rising obesity rates.

So, most of us will need to lose some weight and distance around our waist line. The aim should be a waist circumference of less than 80cm for women and 94cm for men.

And every time we visit the doctor we should get our blood pressure checked. If we seem otherwise healthy, we should make sure we have at least a yearly check up, especially if we’re over 40.

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Hey! Hello! Welcome to the my blog for the first timers, and welcome back to my supporters, to Wellness Wednesday. The day I post a well being post from my collection of ‘Universe’ emails I’ve been receiving since 2011. They originate from a website called and they’re a dose of daily inspiration.

Today, I’ll share a recent experience that really forced me to pull courage from deep inside to not give up. I recently went through an intense California State testing to renew my CNA (Certified Nurse Assistant) license which in the long run contributes to my goal was a Registered Nurse. Getting your CNA license is a requirement for some programs but also sets you apart from students that don’t have one. I originally got my license about two and a half years ago and the license expires every two years. The issue with that is I don’t use or practice with my license because my current job doesn’t require those skills, I mainly got the license for the nursing program. So I had to pull out all of my study guides and information from when I took the class over two years ago. Yes, I saved it all. I know, I’m a hoarder. And studied as much as could with what I knew. I went to the testing center beyond nervous yet confident I could do this. When you test or retest for CNA there are two parts, the written portion which is multiple choice and then the skills portion where you have to roll play 5 of the 25 different skills in front of an evaluator. NO PRESSURE, right? I passed the first part of the test, the written portion. But FAILED the skills portion. I was so MORTIFIED. Not only did my worst nightmare come true, FAILING, but knowing I had to retake it just loomed over me. I was ready to walk away that day passing and moving on with my life but no, life doesn’t always go the way we want. Not to mention, the entire experience of being at that testing center and having to wait hours and hours to test. I left the testing center that day mentally exhausted. I was there for over 8 hours, no food, I only brought a snack and totally defeated. I gave myself one day to sulk, one day to shake the bad energy and let my brain recuperate. I even contemplated if I even needed to renew this license! And the answer is yes, so I persisted.

The following Monday I rescheduled the skills test. I even reached out to one of the other testers there with me the first time to see if I could borrow her books. I was determined to pass the second time around. Luckily, she was super sweet and said no problem. So here I was 3 weeks later testing with the evaluators. The nerves, the doubting, everything came up again. But I didn’t let that get the best of me. After about 5 hours of testing with the evaluators, I learned that I PASSED my skills test. I can’t even explain the immense feeling of relief! One less thing off my plate in this intense process. I’m so glad I’m able to write this now minus the emotions of self doubt and judgment. This experience has taught me patience and persistence and for that I’m thankful and even more motivated to obtain my goals.

When I came across this quote, it totally resonated with me given my recent experience. Enjoy.

The reason for all challenges is so that you can finally learn that none are bigger than you.

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The dynamic history of Heil Screw Products is one of consistency and strength.  The company was originally founded as a specialty screw supplier for the optical giant Bausch & Lomb.  For many years Heil Screw Products manufactured most of the screws that were used in the production of eye wear. Heil Screw Products is proud to serve many of the same customers that they had from the very early years of the company. The company still holds a significant worldwide position in the optical component market place. However, optical products are only a small portion of the millions of products that we produce each year.  Since the inception of the company our abilities and machining capacities have solidified its place in the miniature machining marketplace.  Through their experience and innovation the company has grown to be a world class supplier of small precision parts.

Heil Screw Products services many industries through our various networks of customers. From automotive to optical imaging, from precision time pieces to military applications, from specialty fastening to nano-manufacturing, Heil Screw Products has experienced a transformation from a local to a global supplier through an ongoing commitment to excellence in both machining and service.

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    Chimera check

    ARB_NT/Sequence/Chimera check

    Takes sequences, a tree and a column statistic as input, and generates a short sequence quality output string, which will be stored into the database under a user defined key.

    First the sequences are split into different slices:

    • 2 pieces (front and back half)
    • 5 equally sized pieces
    • user defined pieces

    The programs sums up the weighted mutations for each sequence slice using a maximum likelihood technique.

    For each slice a students t-test (see is performed and its result is written into the XXX portions of the entries mentioned below. The t-test tests whether the likelihood of a specific sequence slice (of one species) follows a t-distribution of the likelihoods for that sequence slice in all examined species.

    The meaning of each X contains the result of the t-test (the "t-value") as follows:

    • if the t-test succeeds the value of X is '1' up to '8' (where '5' is shown as '-').
    • if the t-test fails '0' or '9' is written to the X's
    • if there is not enough data to perform the t-test, '.' is written to the X's

    Rule of thumb: Values near '0' or '9' indicate regions with an abnormal, values near '5' ('-') regions with a normal (i.e. expectable) number of weighted mutations.

    The sequence quality string written into a user-definable species field has the following format:

    • MED is the median of all t-values (0.0 = normal; <5.0 = succeeds t-test (mean); >5.0 = abnormal)
    • SUM is the sum of all t-values
    • aXX shows the quality for 2 pieces
    • bXXXXX shows the quality for 5 pieces
    • cXXXXX...XXXX shows the quality for user defined slices

    Optionally a 'quality' entry may be written to the alignment, allowing to display it in EDIT4 below the sequence. That quality entry simply is a "blown up" version of the "cXXXXX...XXXX" part of the sequence quality field.

    If 'Keep existing reports' is unchecked, the selected 'species field' and the quality entry in the alignment are removed from ALL species when running a (new) chimera check.

    By clicking the 'Remove them now' button they will be removed w/o running a new check. Make sure the selected 'species field' is correct!

    Only sequences which are in the tree are used.

    Slices in high variance regions more easily pass the t-test.

    Slices from sequences with higher overall variance more easily pass the t-test.

    Needs really a lot of memory!


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Hebrews 9:1-28

1) Now even the first covenant had regulations of divine worship and the earthly sanctuary. 2) For there was a tabernacle prepared, the outer one, in which were the lampstand and the table and the sacred bread; this is called the holy place. 3) Behind the second veil there was a tabernacle which is called the Holy of Holies, 4) having a golden altar of incense and the ark of the covenant covered on all sides with gold, in which was a golden jar holding the manna, and Aaron's rod which budded, and the tables of the covenant; 5) and above it were the cherubim of glory overshadowing the mercy seat; but of these things we cannot now speak in detail. 6) Now when these things have been so prepared, the priests are continually entering the outer tabernacle performing the divine worship, 7) but into the second, only the high priest enters once a year, not without taking blood, which he offers for himself and for the sins of the people committed in ignorance. 8) The Holy Spirit is signifying this, that the way into the holy place has not yet been disclosed while the outer tabernacle is still standing, 9) which is a symbol for the present time. Accordingly both gifts and sacrifices are offered which cannot make the worshiper perfect in conscience, 10) since they relate only to food and drink and various washings, regulations for the body imposed until a time of reformation. 11) But when Christ appeared as a high priest of the good things to come, He entered through the greater and more perfect tabernacle, not made with hands, that is to say, not of this creation; 12) and not through the blood of goats and calves, but through His own blood, He entered the holy place once for all, having obtained eternal redemption. 13) For if the blood of goats and bulls and the ashes of a heifer sprinkling those who have been defiled sanctify for the cleansing of the flesh, 14) how much more will the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered Himself without blemish to God, cleanse your conscience from dead works to serve the living God? 15) For this reason He is the mediator of a new covenant, so that, since a death has taken place for the redemption of the transgressions that were committed under the first covenant, those who have been called may receive the promise of the eternal inheritance. 16) For where a covenant is, there must of necessity be the death of the one who made it. 17) For a covenant is valid only when men are dead, for it is never in force while the one who made it lives. 18) Therefore even the first covenant was not inaugurated without blood. 19) For when every commandment had been spoken by Moses to all the people according to the Law, he took the blood of the calves and the goats, with water and scarlet wool and hyssop, and sprinkled both the book itself and all the people, 20) saying, "THIS IS THE BLOOD OF THE COVENANT WHICH GOD COMMANDED YOU." 21) And in the same way he sprinkled both the tabernacle and all the vessels of the ministry with the blood. 22) And according to the Law, one may almost say, all things are cleansed with blood, and without shedding of blood there is no forgiveness. 23) Therefore it was necessary for the copies of the things in the heavens to be cleansed with these, but the heavenly things themselves with better sacrifices than these. 24) For Christ did not enter a holy place made with hands, a mere copy of the true one, but into heaven itself, now to appear in the presence of God for us; 25) nor was it that He would offer Himself often, as the high priest enters the holy place year by year with blood that is not his own. 26) Otherwise, He would have needed to suffer often since the foundation of the world; but now once at the consummation of the ages He has been manifested to put away sin by the sacrifice of Himself. 27) And inasmuch as it is appointed for men to die once and after this comes judgment, 28) so Christ also, having been offered once to bear the sins of many, will appear a second time for salvation without reference to sin, to those who eagerly await Him.

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oh passport, my passport

Okay, bear with me. This is an ode to one of my oldest and dearest companions, my (now expired) passport. I’m a different person for owning this document. And that’s the truth.

It’s time to renew and it’s making me sentimental. This baby was issued in 2002 when I was 20 years old. True to character, it arrived two days before I was set to leave for Sweden for one month. Or maybe it was just two weeks that time? Point being, it arrived with much stress and last minute-ness. Reminds me a bit of right now. A decade later and I’m filling out the renewal forms at a pace which is stressing Aki out quite seriously. So I’m getting on it. For real.

Flipping through these pages brings back a flood of memories.

I remember my first Christmas in Sweden with all of the candles and cozy warmth. I remember getting “stranded” in Copenhagen for two days. I remember my first European road trip through Spain, France and Italy. I remember wanting to scream from pain because I just had  to wear heels all day in Milan. I remember thinking I was going to die in the mountains of Andorra, stranded without gas. I remember an over-night boat ride from Stockholm to Tallin, Estonia. I remember my first time riding a tour bus alone through Madrid and feeling truly alive with the energy of the city. I remember what torture it is to go hiking or sightseeing after dancing until 7 in the morning. (Oh Spanish nights). I remember quitting a traveling nanny job in Finland without any idea how I was going to retrieve my luggage still back in Madrid. (Long story). I remember the incredible food and charm of Portugal, and especially the late midnight dinners with a woman from Paraguay who only spoke Spanish and a 70 year old cook from Portugal who only spoke French and Portuguese. I remember how proud I was to make my first flight and train connections on my own. (If you know how directionally challenged I am, you’d be proud too). I remember falling in love with Barcelona. I remember how loud and big I felt in Tokyo and how fresh all of the food was. I remember the breath-taking fjords and crazily expensive beers on honeymoon in Norway. And I remember my first time in Croatia, meeting all of my husband’s family and friends.

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some moments you just don’t want to risk forgetting.

I remember immense joy and also deep disappointment & fear of the unknown when plans didn’t go as hoped. I remember feeling that the world is so small, and also so wonderfully vast.

Although I have traveled far less than many, I’m pretty sure I’ve bought more ONE-way tickets than most. “Away” was my main pursuit and fixation in my younger 20s. I needed  to be “away” and “away” taught me so much, brought dear people into my life, and helped me to grow and overcome so much that kept me down.

It’s funny, but there’s something to this blogging journey that reminds me of traveling. That may sound odd, but for me one of the best parts about traveling is that I open all of my senses. I notice everything around me. There is no auto-pilot, I have to think through the simplest exchanges. I notice all of the people, the space I take up and how I am perceived. I am more open to trying new things and meeting new people. Everything is a little bit more thrilling and a little bit more uncomfortable. I find so many parallels. And I feel at home and alive in that space.

It’s going to feel funny to hand over a completely blank book next trip. I’ve gotten quite attached to my stamps and I’m proud that my old passport is ending its career entirely filled (except for the back of one page).

OH, and speaking of stamps — DUDES in passport control…I know you don’t care, but puh-lease can you try to ink up your stamps before I come. Ghost stamps are sad. And pretty please, just for me, find a nice blank spot to mark. Enough with the lazy stamping on stamps on stamps on stamps. For everyone in smaller countries, maybe crossing borders ain’t no thang…but the U.S. is huuuuge. Man, we can drive for four days straight and still be in the same country, ordering the same fast food, drinking the same coffee, and speaking the same ol’ language. Border crossing is kinda thrilling for us and we pay good money to go get that stamp. I mean, we go for more than that, but you know… Oh my, okay I feel much lighter.

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I’m hoping my next passport strays away from Europe a little more often. It’s hard because we want to visit family in Croatia (and now Austria), plus travel is trickier with a toddler in tow. Buuuut 30 year old Henna is itching to see more of South America and Asia. To begin with…

So dear old passport, thanks for everything. I’ll keep telling our stories. But now, it’s time to make some new memories! CAN’T WAIT!

oh & Woot Woot, it’s the WEEKEND!

NOTE TO SELF: send in passport forms.

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  1. Rachel:

    i need to hear the long version of some of stories! don’t forget you love new beginnings but in this case i think you’d rather just add extra pages! i am glad you are still traveling through the unknown realm of blogging. i am always touched in some way by your posts.

    • oh yes…I have stories. :) I see a feeew more posts coming. and aww, thanks Rachel. that means a lot to me!

  2. How funny and how how true!! I always leave passport renewal to the last minute, and felt awful when I had to surrender my old one with all my Hong Kong, China, and other Asian and South American stamps. But time hastens on I suppose…

    So glad I stopped by to read, and you look fab in those pics!

    • looks like we have opposite passport stamps! :) can’t wait to catch up with some of yours, ha. Dying to see more of South America and Asia! :)

  3. You’ve really got me in the mood to travel now! All those amazing European experiences… But with a five week old, I think it might be a while before I start booking flights of any sort.

    GREAT pics, as always!

    Maria xx

    P.S. Also, I hate to be THAT person, but I think there’s a typo in the word ‘BEAUTIFUL’ in that last pic.

    • gah, thanks Maria!!! I need THAT person! off to go change ittt. haha, obviously it was a late night ;) I bet you’ll all be on the road before too long. At five weeks, you are on your very own adventure and in your own little world! :) xo

  4. You have such an adventurous spirit and a love of life that is infectious. In a good way, of course. I love the pictures, I love this post and most importantly of all, I love you.

    • Oooh, I hope Aki gets “infected” and wants to adventure more with me, haha. :)

  5. Tom Neill:

    Oh Henna, oh Henna. You outdid yourself. Incredibly good post. It brings back floods of memories for me. I feel like I was there through so many of the memories you listed. We had long, long conversations throughout those times. It seems like I heard the thrills, anxieties, joys, and frustrations almost in real time. You could have shut me out…so many children do. Thank you for letting me share the ride.

    • What a roller coaster for a daughter, huh! :) I’m lucky to have you.

  6. I agree with you. The passport carries so many beautiful personal memories of traveling, it’s lovely.

    • it’s so nice to have something physical to show for all of our experiences isn’t it?! too bad we don’t have books and stamps for other milestones in our lives, ha. :)

  7. I love this post. So true that you can find out so much about yourself when you’re away. I believe it’s because the only thing familiar in your environment is you. So we can really examine what’s on the inside.

    FYI, I also posted this one on my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/sheswrite

    • thanks for sharing the post! :) wow, I really appreciate that! Isn’t it funny, we are with our own selves 24 hours/day, 7 days/week and yet, sometimes it takes going far away and outside of our comfort zone to really examine ourselves and figure things out!

    • So glad to have found your blog. My husband and I were freueqnt travelers before our baby was born, and now we’re convinced that we’re not going to be able to go on vacation for at least another 5 years. We’re way too chicken to get on an airplane with a baby. It takes us awhile just to muster the courage to go to a relatively nice restaurant with the baby. I can’t imagine being in an airplane where we can’t just walk out if he’s having a loud day. Hoping the tips I learn on your website will help us return to our traveling lifestyle.

  8. Great to meet you from Mom Bloggers Club. Love the photography!! My blog is called Green Moms and kids. Hope you’ll stop by and check us out!

    • thanks so much. I’ll definitely check out your blog. xo

  9. I just got my passport renewed as well! I have a trip at the end of May and I’m still waiting for my passport to come in (I got it done early March)! I can understand the anxiety, lol but there’s nothing like being able to flip through your passport after its been stamped a few times. It brings back some great memories.

    • Hope your passport came! Mine JUST arrive (phew with just under two weeks to spare). I ended up putting a rush on it.

      So here’s to both of us making new memories! :)

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  11. liz:

    Henna, I’m absolutely loving your blog. I especially love this post, and can relate to so much of it. It’s truly amazing how many close calls a person can have while traveling (I’ve definitely had my share!) but how things usually seem to work out in the end. This post makes me miss our short time exploring Barcelona together. I’m kicking myself because I don’t seem to have any photos of us together (did you take any?) Can’t wait to hear more traveling stories, and hope to meet up with you again somewhere in this world!

    (and I agree, ghost stamps are the worst!) :)

    • I’m so sad that we don’t have photos together! I actually remembered one photo of us, one taken by a photographer when we were out once but I can’t seem to find it anywhere! :( I’m so glad you reminded me of our time in Barcelona! I think that is just one of those incredible life stories…the fact that we ran into each other after more than a decade and turns out we were both headed to Barcelona and to the same language school!! What are the odds!

  12. lovely post, funny how traveling can make you uncomfortable, thrilled, joyful and scared all at the same time! I lost my passport after my first trip outside the country to guatemala and was so sad, it’s only one stamp i’m missing on my new passport-but every stamp has a story! :)
    xo, d

    • Oh wow, Guatemala was my first trip outside of the country as well (besides Canada)!

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  14. I from Malaysia where i reside in Malacca a historical city. 400km to Singapore. I m chinese like travel + good foods, hope to hear from u bye

    • Hi Patrick, thanks for stopping by! I’d love to visit Malaysia and Singapore one day! And yes, eating good food while traveling is one of my favorite things! :)

  15. Love your passport photos and I totally agree about the stamps! I’m living in abroad in Belgium and we have been traveling a lot and we do not even getting our passport stamped traveling within Europe. Good luck traveling with your toddler…we’ve been traveling with ours for the past 2 years.

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Its been a tough time for everyone, especially those in the tourism industry and we hope that you are all staying home and safe. While we are in lock down, Nepal’s international airport  and our tours office remain closed until it is safe to open again, we are still dreaming and thinking about mountain biking all the time. We cannot wait to hit the trails again. This time at home has given us more inspiration to explore new trails and find new places to ride.

In the mean time, We invite you to browse through some our best mountain bike photos and memories of our clients, our guides and the history of our company. Dream Now . Bike Later.

The day one of our regular visitors, Wolfie decided he would rather be the porter than ride his bike. Snapped on an exploration trip with Heli Drop into Tsum Valley, Manasulu Region.
No journey to the Himalaya is complete without a snap shot of snotty nosed kids! Taken in Manasulu Region
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Way back in 2015 when we made our first trip to Solu, Phaplu and Pikey Peak! Good company on this ride and it began the unearthing of some incredible trails. Pikey Peak (Everest Enduro) is now one of our most popular trips. (Ha insider fact, we went to the top of the wrong mountain on this trip!!)
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A guide training program with our entire team up in Muktinath with our Guru Al Seaton
Upper Mustang with Goldilocks and the Three Bears! We are missing those big blue skies and mountains.
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Just before lock-down when it was supposed to be VNY2020 we had a dream for the event Kali X. Sadly Covid put an end to that. But we are looking forward to doing it in the future.

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