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It changed everything. But, now we are back at 5. I had to change that. I called this year the great disconnect. Which is the difference that is between what people are feeling and how things are actually unfolding. You have a lot of people feeling emotional about the every day being so different and the news being so fast. Some people think its the end of the world. Others think its the greatest thing ever. When you divorce the feeling from action, its a pretty good year. The stock market is up. Unemployment is down. Its like a solid year. Thats the disconnect. The solid year versus this chaotic emotional sense. No one has any idea what is going on. [laughing]. Dana perino, what is your biggest story . The turning back of isis. You look at 2016, what was happening to young women across the middle east, being raped, tortured. Wholesale destruction in that area. Because of the rules of engagement and other countries pitching in to help, isis not dead but without its territory. Thats the
Maryland Links: Preview, The Podcast, FFFF Offense (chart), FFFF Defense (chart). Something's been missing from Michigan gamedays since the free programs ceased being economically viable: scientific gameday predictions that are not at all preordained by the strictures of a column in which one writer takes a positive tack and the other a negative one… something like Punt-Counterpunt. PUNT By Bryan MacKenzie@Bry Mac Imagine it's last Saturday, and you're Sherrone Moore. Six years ago today, you were the Tight Ends coach for Central Michigan University, and you were preparing for a Tuesday night #MACtion game at Kent State in front of 5,580 people. Three years ago, you were the Tight Ends coach for a 1-2 Michigan team coming off Michigan's first loss to Indiana since the invention of the color Crimson, and you were probably polishing your resume on the not-so-off-chance your boss got fired. And yesterday, you were Michigan's Offensive Coordinator. But five hours