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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's wrestling team will continue its non-conference slate at the Virginia Duals on January 14-15.
Founded in January of 1981, the Virginia Duals was an innovator in college wrestling, bringing the dual-meet advancement format into widespread usage.
The Mocs will compete in the National College Tournament Bracket which includes Virginia, Maryland, Kent State, Lock Haven and No. 21 Oklahoma.
The Mocs will begin the event against Virginia at 1 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 14. UTC concludes day one vs. Maryland at 3 p.m. The Blue and Gold will face Kent State at 10 a.m. on day two of the event.
MOCS AT THE VIRGINIA DUALS
This is the 11th year the Mocs have attended the Virginia Duals. They are 17-21 in their 38 contests at the tournament. Their 17 wins have come against 12 different schools. Chattanooga's best finish at the duals has been a third-place finish. They have accomplished that feat twice, in 2006 and 2016. Most recently, the Mocs placed sixth in 2019.
UTC'S PROBABLE LINEUP
125: No. 22 Fabian Gutierrez (8-4)
133: No. 21Brayden Palmer (12-4)
141: Franco Valdes (4-5)
149: Noah Castillo (8-3)/Grant Lundy(2-1)
157: Weston Wichman (9-5)
165: Drew Nicholson (4-4)/Caleb Waddell (1-2)
174: Carial Tarter (4-8)/Thomas Sell (2-5)
184: Matthew Waddell (6-6)/Landon Lewis (0-6)
197: Nicholas Benton (0-0)
285: Matthias Ervin (0-6)/Grayson Walthall (1-6)
*Rankings are FloWrestling - Dec. 24
HEAD COACH KYLE RUSCHELL
Kyle Ruschell is in his fourth season as head coach of the Mocs and owns a 25-25 dual meet record. The Mocs were 8-4 last season and 6-2 in the Southern Conference. UTC sent four participants to the 2021 NCAA Championships (Fabian Gutierrez -125, Drew Nicholson - 165, Matthew Waddell - 184 and Logan Andrew - 197). Ruschell has posted a thrd-place finish at the SoCon Tournament in each of his three seasons at UTC and finished T-1st in the 2018-19 regular season. He holds a 15-5 career record in SoCon Duals.
SCOUTING THE MOCS
UTC returns nine of its 10 starters from last year's squad. All four NCAA Qualifiers return to the Blue and Gold - Logan Andrew (197), Fabian Gutierrez (125), Drew Nicholson (165) and Matthew Waddell (184).
The Blue and Gold are coming off of a 12th-place finish at the 2022 Southern Scuffle. The Scuffle featured 28 teams and saw two Mocs on the podium. Sophomore Brayden Palmer led the Chattanooga contingent placing third at 133 pounds. After dropping his first match of the tournament, Palmer won seven straight matches to finish third. Four of his seven wins came in overtime. One of Palmer's wins was the first ranked win of his career, over No. 21 App State's Codi Russell. Palmer moved to 12-4 this season and picked up a top-25 ranking.
Fabian Gutierrez was the other placer for the Mocs. After grabbing a spot in the semifinals, Gutierrez placed sixth after medically forfeiting his fifth-place match. Gutierrez defeated No. 32 Caleb Smith to lock in a spot in the semis after starting the tournament with two pins. His final three losses of the tournament were to two top-15 opponents and Smith.
Gutierrez and Palmer made it five straight years in a row that the Blue and Gold had two medalists at the Scuffle.
The Mocs are off to a 3-5 start in 2021-22 after facing three Power-5 opponents and two ranked foes. The squad is 1-0 in Southern Conference action following the team's victory over Davidson last month. Against their three Power-5 duals, the Mocs fell to No. 12 Rutgers 39-3, No. 23 Illinois 19-12 and West Virginia 25-12.
Chattanooga was picked to finish third in the Southern Conference race with 50 points. The Mocs went 6-2 in the conference last year, finishing with an 8-4 record overall. Appalachian State received six first-place votes and 61 points to top the 2020-21 preseason poll. Campbell was second with 59 votes. Gardner-Webb (39), The Citadel (38), VMI (27), Davidson (24), Bellarmine (13) and Presbyterian (12) rounded out the listings.
ALL-TIME AGAINST 2022 VIRGINIA DUALS TEAMS
vs. Virginia - 1-4. UTC's win came in Charlottesville, 19-18 on Feb. 14, 2016.
vs. Kent State - 6-1. The Mocs have won five straight against the Golden Flashes. KSU's lone win came in 1990.
vs. Maryland - 0-2. The Mocs and the Terps have not met since 1995.
vs. Lock Haven - 1-2. All three contests between the two teams have come at the Virginia Duals.
vs. Oklahoma - 1-4. UTC's win against the sooners came on Feb. 15, 2015, 19-16.
ALL NEW AT 197
Over the break, Head Coach Kyle Ruschell announced the addition of Nicholas Benton. Benton is a transfer from Northern Illinois but did not wrestle last season. The Miramar, Fla. native was a four-time letterwinner at Somerset Academy. He tallied the most career wins in Florida history (251) and was the 2020 Somerset Academy Scholar Athlete of the Year. Benton was a four-time all-conference selection and first-team all-area selection by the Miami Herald.
NICHOLSON NAMED PRESEASON ALL-SOCON
After winning the SoCon Tournament as the No. 3 seed at 165 pounds last season, Drew Nicholson was named to the Preseason All-SoCon team in 2021. The Memphis native went 13-5 last season, 9-3 in dual action and 6-2 in SoCon matches. He is the reigning SoCon Tournament's Most Outstanding Wrestler.
MOCS GETTING THE JOB DONE IN THE CLASSROOM
UTC topped the 3.0 mark as a team for the eighth time in the fall of 2020. The Mocs had a 3.094 GPA in the fall and had a program-record 22 on the A.D. Honor Roll with a 3.0 GPA. UTC has posted a 3.0 in each of the last five semesters.
LAST TIME VS. VIRGINIA - Jan. 17, 2020 - UVA 29, UTC 9
141: Brian Courtney major dec. Aidan Murphy (UTC), 14-6
149: No. 23 Tanner Smith (UTC) dec. Michael Murphy, 7-3
157: Justin McCoy dec. Tyler Shilson (UTC), 7-3
165: Drew Nicholson (UTC) dec. Krystian Kinsey, 4-1
174: No. 22 V. Marcelli dec. Hunter Fortner (UTC), 3-1 (sv-1)
184: No. 21 Matthew Waddell (UTC) dec. M. Battista, 7-2 –
197: No. 7 Jay Aiello major dec. Rodney Jones (UTC), 12-3
285: No. 21 Q. Miller TF Grayson Walthall (UTC), 16-1 (7:00) 125: No. 2 J. Mueller MD No. 20 Fabian Gutierrez (UTC), 11-0
133: No. 25 Louie Hayes pinned Colton Landers (UTC), 2:24
HEAD TO HEAD - VS. VIRGINIA
184: Matthew Waddell (UTC) is 1-0 vs. UVA's Michael Battista. Waddell defeated Battista 7-2 on Jan. 17, 2020.
285: Grayson Walthall (UTC) is 0-1 vs. UVA's Quinn Miller. Miller logged a tech fall on Jan. 17, 2020 (16-1, 7:00).
LAST TIME VS. KENT STATE - Jan. 11, 2019 - UTC 21, KSU 15
125: Alonzo Allen (UTC) over Jake Ferri (KSU) – D, 8-2
133: Tim Rooney (KSU) over Jake Huffine (UTC) – D, 6-3
141: Chris Debien (UTC) over Cori Simpson (KSU) - SV-1, 3-1
149: Tanner Smith (UTC) over Kody Kamara (KSU) - D, 4-1
157: Ryan Resnick (UTC) over Richard Jackson (KSU) – D, 6-3
165: Drew Nicholson (UTC) over Isaac Bast (KSU) – D, 6-5 174: Hunter Fortner (UTC) over Dylan Barrierio (KSU) – D, 7-1
184: Andrew McNalley (KSU over Dominic Lampe (UTC) - F (6:39)
197: Rod Jones (UTC) over Shane Mast (KSU) – D, 7-1
285: Spencer Berthhold (KSU) over Connor Tolley (UTC) - F (1:23)
LAST TIME VS. OKLAHOMA - Jan. 13, 2017 - No. 15 OU 34, UTC 6
125: Christian Moody (OU) – Dec. 4-3 - Alonzo Allen (UTC)
133: Jacob Rubio (OU) – Dec. 7-5 - Chris Debien (UTC)
141: Mike Longo (OU) – MD 9-1 - Chase Zemenck (UTC)
149: No. 11 Davion Jeffries (OU) –MD 10-0- Dylanger Potter (UTC)
157: No. 12 Clark Glass (OU) – TF 19-0 - Dalton Clark (UTC)
165: Yoanse Mejias (OU) – Dec. 5-3 - Justin Lampe (UTC)
174: Matt Reed (OU) – Fall 1:25 - Chad Solomon (UTC)
184: No. 17 Bryce Carr (UTC) – Dec. 3-1- Andrew Dixon (OU)
197: Brad Johnson (OU) – Fall 5:51 - Clay Dent (UTC)
285: No. 11 Jared Johnson (UTC) – Dec. 4-1 – No. 19 Ross Larson (OU)
HEAD TO HEAD - VS. OKLAHOMA
125: Fabian Gutierrez (UTC) is 0-1 vs. OU's Joey Prata. Prata defeated Gutierrez in a 9-4 decision in 2019.
LAST TIME VS. LOCK HAVEN - Jan. 12, 2018 - LH 22, UTC 18
125: Josiah Kline (LH) over Alonzo Allen (UTC) Fall 2:31 –
133: Chris Debien (UTC) over DJ Fehlman (LH) Dec 10-4
141: Kyle Shoop (LH) over Mike Pongracz (UTC) Dec 3-2
149: Ronald Perry (LH) over Zach Shareef (UTC) Dec 9-2
157: Alex Klucker (LH) over Dylan Forzani (UTC) Dec 8-6
165: No. 7 Chance Marsteller (LH) over Chad Pyke (UTC) Maj 12-4
174: Justin Lampe (UTC) over Jared Siegrist (LH) Dec 7-3 184: Corey Hazel (LH) over Rod Jones (UTC) Dec 4-2
197: No. 15 Bryce Carr (UTC) over Lock Haven, For.
285: No. 15 Scottie Boykin (UTC) over Lock Haven, For.
HEAD TO HEAD - VS. LOCK HAVEN
157: Weston Wichman is 0-1 vs. LHU's Benjamin Barton. Barton defeated Wichman by a 7-3 DEC last February.
There are no head-to-head results vs. Kent State or Maryland.
Coach Emily Russell enters her 20th year of directing the Lady Flames and has amassed a record of 660-346-1. She will be seeking to replace four of her top players when Lee opens the season on ... (click for more)
Vols, Mocs on Television Thursday Jan. 20 Western Carolina at UTC women, 7 p.m. (ESPN+) Chattanooga at UNCG, 7 p.m. (ESPN+) Saturday Jan. 22 LSU at Tennessee, 6 p.m. (ESPN) UNCG ... (click for more)
Trailing 50-45 at the end of three quarters, Lee exploded for 25 points in the final frame and walked away with a hard-fought 75-65 win over host Mississippi College on Thursday evening. The ... (click for more)
Coach Emily Russell enters her 20th year of directing the Lady Flames and has amassed a record of 660-346-1. She will be seeking to replace four of her top players when Lee opens the season on Feb. 4th in the Annual Gulf Shores (Alabama) Invitational. Shortstop Kayla Louie was a five-year starter and led last-season's team in hits (48, 39 games) and batted .366. Outfielder Lily ... (click for more)
Vols, Mocs on Television Thursday Jan. 20 Western Carolina at UTC women, 7 p.m. (ESPN+) Chattanooga at UNCG, 7 p.m. (ESPN+) Saturday Jan. 22 LSU at Tennessee, 6 p.m. (ESPN) UNCG at UTC Women, 2 p.m. (ESPN+) Chattanooga at VMI, 1 p.m. (Nexstar) Sunday Jan. 23 Lady Vols at Georgia, 2 p.m. (SEC Network) Wednesday Jan. 26 Florida at Tennessee, 6 p.m. ... (click for more)
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UTC Leads Southern Conference On All Academic Teams
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About 300 miles due east of Seattle, Washington, lies the vast Inland Empire. Known mostly for its agricultural contributions—they grow more lentils than anywhere else in the USA—you'll also find a bumper crop of ukulele players. From the Spokane Valley south to the Palouse cities of Pullman and Moscow, Idaho, hundreds of ukulele players inhabit this somewhat remote corner of the Pacific Northwest. For those unfamiliar with the area, Spokane is a dynamic small city of 200,000 folks situated on the Spokane River, just minutes from the Idaho state line. An hour south of the Spokane Valley are the stunning hills of the Palouse.
I stumbled across the Inland Empire ukulele community quite by chance. My niece had moved to Spokane a couple of years ago and asked if I could visit her during my June 2019 workshop tour of the Pacific Northwest. My first thought, of course, was, "I wonder if they have a ukulele club out there?" A quick search on Facebook for Spokane ukulele yielded a page for the Ukestra Spokane.
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Ukestra founder Brenda Beaulieu was working at the local library about seven years ago when she came across a video of Jake Shimabukuro. "When I saw him play, I said I've got to learn to play that." After convincing others at the library to take up the instrument, so she would have people to play with, the Ukestra Spokane was born. The group remained fairly small and for a time looked like it might not continue. Until Tom Rogers joined the group. Brenda adds, "Tom created a Facebook page and we opened the group up to the public and we started getting a lot more people."
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Down south in Pullman, Washington, Scott Hallett founded the Ukulele Players of the Palouse six years ago. The club has nearly 100 members. Our club covers the whole Palouse area which includes Colfax, Pullman, Moscow, Idaho, and all the little surrounding communities." Although it wasn't their original intention to play out, soon the group was playing assisted living centers, farmer's markets, and other community events. Scott adds, "We don't charge for playing, but occasionally people do want to give us some money. We decided we would take that money and purchase ukuleles and donate them to our local libraries. So far we've donated eleven ukuleles and they've been very popular."
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Last week, the External Affairs and Additional Legislation Committee focused their attention on Agriculture and Fisheries and the implications for Wales following the UK's decision to leave the EU.
You can watch the full session on Senedd.TV.
As part of the session, Members and invited experts discussed their views on the priority areas for agriculture and fisheries in the negotiations on the UK's withdrawal from the EU, and the challenges post-withdrawal.
You can follow the discussions on Twitter and Facebook using #BrexitinWales. To keep up to date on the work of the Committee follow @SeneddEAAL.
Key Issues for Agriculture in Wales
Policies affecting Welsh farming and its food supply chain are determined largely by the EU through the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), food safety and animal welfare legislation and also indirectly by the World Trade Organisation rules.
The CAP is the EU's mechanism for providing direct support to farmers, for protecting the countryside and for supporting the development of rural areas. The CAP runs for a seven-year period. Under the 2014 – 2020 round Wales receives around €322 million of funding each year in direct payments to farmers in addition to €355m million for its 2014 – 2020 rural development programme.
The Welsh Government is directly responsible for implementing the CAP in Wales (and is required to comply with the various EU Regulations which set the legal framework for the policy). For farmers eligible for the CAP this means the Welsh Government manages the direct payments they receive.
How would the UK withdraw from the CAP? Would it be phased in over time or stop immediately after the UK leaves?
The Welsh agricultural sector is heavily dependent on the current subsidies it receives under the CAP to make a profit. This is particularly the case in upland livestock farms. The Chancellor's announcement that the UK Government will honour current levels of direct payments to farmers until 2020 has been welcomed by the farming unions.
However, some have called for clarity on how any fund distributed after withdrawal will be allocated to the Welsh Government and subsequently by the Welsh Government to Welsh farmers. Clarity on the levels and types of any funding available after 2020 has also been sought.
A key question for the industry will be whether the current levels of funding for agricultural support are maintained in the long-term. Experts have noted that the UK Treasury has expressed a strong preference for reducing direct income support to farmers in the past.
Wales will continue to be eligible to receive EU funding under the CAP, to participate in EU programmes and to access other forms of EU finance (for example through the European Investment Bank) until the UK formally leaves the EU.
What framework would be put in place within the UK to replace the CAP? How would this be established? Would it be on a UK or devolved level?
The extent to which there would be a UK agricultural policy or four separate policies within the UK is an issue that will need to be considered.
Most experts conclude that there is likely to be greater divergence in farm policy in the UK following withdrawal to take account of the differing nature of farming across the UK. The farming unions are currently consulting their members on options for future farming policies but some have outlined an initial preference for a UK wide framework within which the devolved administrations would have freedom to create their own policies.
Farming unions have also highlighted concerns about the capacity within the respective governments to draw up and design new agricultural policies. They highlight that in the past governments in the UK have been responsible for implementing the CAP but have not had to design a brand new system.
Other experts have said that there is likely to be a period of uncertainty in the industry which could deter farmers from making long-term improvements and investment decisions and therefore early clarity about the future direction of any policies will be important.
What arrangements could be envisaged for the trading of Welsh agricultural produce within the EU?
Many stakeholders and experts have raised their concerns over the need to secure access to market for UK agricultural produce. Approximately 60 to 65 per cent of the UK's agri-food exports are exported to the EU and approximately 70 per cent of the UK's food is imported from the EU. Food and drink exports from VAT registered Welsh businesses were £302m in 2014, the highest being dairy and eggs at 48% (£145.2m)
The average charge imposed by the EU on agricultural produce not granted preferential access to the European market is 12.2 per cent but this rises for some meat products to up to 67 per cent. However, if a successful free trade agreement is reached with the EU and it covered agricultural products and services then these tariff rates would not apply.
All stakeholders and experts highlight both potential risks and opportunities for the industry depending on the nature of any trade deals reached. There could also be varying impacts across sectors with both winners and losers in all scenarios, i.e. some agricultural produce is also more sensitive to trade and market conditions than others.
The NFU commissioned a study on impacts of differing trade scenarios on the sector. The study concluded that some sectors such as the poultry sector could have opportunities to increase productivity and incomes under a free trade agreement with the EU whilst other sectors such as the livestock sector are likely to see reductions in income. The study also highlights that if imports from the EU become more expensive then there maybe opportunities for domestic suppliers to sell more produce locally.
What would happen to agriculture products with special designations such as Welsh Beef and Welsh Lamb labels?
Consideration will need to be given as to what happens to Welsh foods protected under the EU protected food names scheme, such as Welsh Lamb, Welsh Beef, Conwy Mussels and Carmarthen Ham. . The Farm Scientist Network stated that the EU places great importance the protected food name scheme as a means of encouraging high quality value added food that can increase returns to farmers.
The Network also stated that the EU is likely to insist the UK protects protected food names in the UK market as part of any trade deal. In addition it concludes that in any case World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules would require the UK to offer at least minimum protection for the EU's protected food names such as Parmesan Cheese and Parma Ham.
Under the WTO the EU is also required to offer minimum protection to any traditional products from third countries which are protected in their own domestic markets. The UK Government and devolved administrations may therefore need to consider putting a replacement protection mechanism in place for food producers in the UK. The process for applying for protected food name status is currently governed directly by European regulations, the protection of products with this status will lapse when the UK withdraws unless new measures are put in place.
Key Issues for Fisheries in Wales
The Welsh Government is responsible for the management and enforcement of sea fisheries in Wales, including implementation of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).
The CFP sets out the rules that govern and manage fishing of certain stock within European seas. This includes including setting quotas for the amount of fish different fishing fleets are allowed to catch; setting some rules on the types of equipment used; setting out structures for Member States to manage their fisheries on a regional basis; managing the access of fleets to different waters and regulations aimed to ensure fisheries operate at sustainable levels.
Will the UK need a new fisheries management system?
The UK will need to design new systems for managing its fishing fleet outside the EU. Although fisheries issues are largely devolved, the UK's quota has only been divided in accordance with the UK fisheries concordat; in other words, the allocations to the devolved nations are not enshrined in law. There will need to be discussions between the UK Government and devolved administrations about how a new system will work, who will be responsible for enforcement and, if a quota system is put in place by agreement with the EU, and, possibly, individual countries both within and outside the EU, how quota will be divided. There will also need to be consultation with the industry on any possible future options.
During the referendum debate, many believed that the UK's share of CFP quota was insufficient and hoped fishing opportunities could increase outside the EU. In considering this issue the UK Government and devolved administrations would need to decide the extent to which increasing quota numbers would impact upon stock declines and recovery in UK waters. A number of fishing operators use their quota shares as collateral against bank loans for improving and repairing their vessels.
What decisions will need to be made in relation to allowing boats access to British waters and the access of British fishers to EU waters?
The UK has many sea borders with foreign countries. It has 6 borders in the North Sea alone.
In Welsh seas the main foreign border is with Ireland. In addition to access to all waters within the area from 12 nautical miles to 200 miles of all EU Member States the UK also benefits from access to the waters of several other countries such as Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Isles, through the EU's bilateral agreements with these countries.
The UK Government and devolved administrations will therefore need to decide what, if any, access they want to EU waters and to the waters of these other countries. Given the migratory nature of many of the key fish stocks in UK waters such as herring and mackerel, it will need to decide whether joint management and quota sharing measures with these countries for these stocks are needed. The UK could opt to close all its fisheries within its territorial seas to fishing vessels from foreign fleets but would need to consider a number of factors in doing so.
If the UK Government and devolved administrations were to consider restricting access to any or all of its waters it would need to consider the issue of historic fishing rights. The UK administrations could choose to ignore these rights but countries where the UK fishing fleet also has its own historic fishing rights could retaliate. Many of these historic fishing rights date back to the Middle Ages and the UK Government will need to consider whether failure to respect these rights breaches international law.
Historical fishing rights are therefore likely to at least require some joint management with other countries, if not access for UK fishing operators to foreign waters. Failure to agree some joint management could also mean that countries over-exploit the stock in their waters, detrimentally affecting the numbers that subsequently migrate to UK waters.
What about access to the single market?
The UK exports a proportion of its annual catch to the EU. France is the UK's largest export market. Figures released by the UK Government in April 2016 state that:
70 per cent of the UK's total seafood exports, worth £900 million, went to other EU Member States; and
85 per cent of the UK shellfish exports, worth £360 million, went to the EU.
The UK Government and devolved administrations will need to consider the issue of access to the single market for seafood as part of trade negotiations. In addition, in deciding whether or not to restrict access to foreign fishing vessels to UK waters there may be a need to consider the potential impacts of this decision on any negotiations on access to the single market. The issue of shellfish exports will be particularly important to Wales given its reliance on these species.
What framework will be put in place within the UK to replace the European Maritime Fisheries fund?
The European Maritime Fisheries Fund is the fund that supports the delivery of the CFP and other maritime policies in the EU. It operates over a seven year period (2014 – 2020). Wales has been allocated €19.78 million of the UK's €243 million total allocation.
As with the CAP, fisheries policy is an area where UK withdrawal would lead to a discontinuation of participation in the CFP and the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund. However it would continue to be an important factor in negotiated arrangements.
The UK Government and devolved administrations will need to consider what, if any, mechanisms they wish to introduce to replace the European Maritime Fisheries Fund and whether this will be done on a UK-wide or country-specific basis. Under the current European Maritime Fisheries Fund, each constituent country in the UK has designed its own programmes according to its own priorities. Support is provided for a range of activities including data gathering, fisheries enforcement measures and sustainable fishing practices. If the devolved administrations wish to develop their own financial support mechanisms, consideration may need to be given to whether funding for fisheries is ring fenced in some way or incorporated by the UK Government into its distribution of the block grant.
This week on 17 October, the Committee considered the implications of Brexit for Wales in relation to public services.
You can read more about the implications of Brexit for Wales in the Research Paper published by the National Assembly for Wales's EU Office and Research Service or catch-up on our previous blogs on international law and trade, developments to date and EU funding, research and investment.
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On Co-Authorship
by Dana Mackenzie | May 18, 2018 | Book of Why, Books, Causation | 0 comments
One of my readers (Dan) asked if I could write a little bit about the process of co-writing a book. I'm happy to oblige!
First, how did Judea and I get in touch in the first place? A lot of people have asked this. The long version of the story is on my main web page, and it's worth reading, but I'll just give you the short version here. I had done some work for the American Statistical Association and someone thought, "Hmm, this is interesting, a guy who makes a living writing about math and statistics." So they interviewed me for a short profile in their magazine for members. Judea had already been hunting for someone to collaborate with him on a popular book, and he noticed this article. He e-mailed me to ask if I might be interested in this. I already knew very well who he was (see the long version for more details), so I instantly said, "Yes." No question that his e-mail changed my life, or at least my career.
The next steps are getting an agent, writing a book proposal, and finding a publisher who is interested in your proposal. Again this part is a long story, with a lot of ups and downs. We both learned a lot through this process. Judea, who has spent his whole life in academia, was very much a naive innocent about the publishing business, and he was amazed by many things in the process. "You will auction the rights to the book?" he asked our agent. "Like selling fish?" Yes, like selling fish. Or he would ask me, "What do we need an editor for?"
I've been in the publishing business for a longer time, written two popular books, but there were still some things that were new to me. This was my first time working with an agent, and I finally got to see how "the other half" (i.e., authors who actually make some money writing books) live. Suffice to say, our agent was worth every penny that he earned. The Merriam-Webster definition of an agent should read as follows. "agent — 1. A person who makes problems go away." That describes John Brockman to a tee.
Once you've got a contract, now the process of writing the book begins. I'm sure this is the main thing that Dan was asking about.
I'll talk about co-writing a book like this one, where the two people bring very different skill sets to the book: one is the "expert," we'll say, and one is the "writer," whose job it is to put the expert's story into words. It's a common arrangement, and there are three essential ingredients to make it work.
1. Both people must have complete respect for each other. Very often this is not the case; the expert looks at the writer as someone who is just hired to do a job. Maybe the expert hands the writer a bunch of papers and scribblings and says, "Here, turn this into a book." I would hate to work with someone who had that attitude. I talked with a friend who co-wrote a book with someone who treated her that way, and she says that on the day the book came out, she and her friends got a pinata that looked like her co-author and started whaling away at it. "Very cathartic," she said.
Suffice to say that Judea was as far from that as possible. No prima donna, he understood what I was there for and how I could help him. He insisted that I should be open and honest in saying what I liked or didn't like. He wanted the book to have music and poetry to it — which was such a breath of fresh air compared to other scientists I've worked with, who only want the facts and don't understand music or poetry.
2. As a writer, you need to know your co-author. I tried to learn Judea's sense of humor (which is really sly) and what he was passionate about. I wanted to do my best to incorporate his voice in the book. As far as I'm concerned, more Judea is always better. I took notes on every phone conversation and would try to incorporate his phrases into the text, even if he didn't ask me to.
I think that one big change that happened as we worked on this book was that I did not do as much research into other approaches to causation as I had planned to. Judea has some opponents, and for the most part I never interviewed them. If I were writing the book on my own, I would of course have interviewed all sides — that's what a journalist does. But I gradually realized that my job here was to present Judea's view of causality. Here's an analogy: If you pick up a book by David Hume, you don't expect him or want him to present John Stuart Mill's point of view, or Immanuel Kant's. You want Hume. I realized that readers of this book would want Judea's words, not his opponents. This brings me to …
3. As a writer, you have to absolutely believe the expert's message. This is tricky, because it's not your own message, but you've got to believe it as much as if it were. I could never have done this project if I weren't convinced, as a mathematician, that Judea's approach is absolutely sound and better than his opponents. (Okay, I have to be careful here. In a mathematical sense, his approach is equivalent. But it's better in practice because the language of causal diagrams makes the assumptions transparent and explicit. The other methods sweep the assumptions under the rug — you're making them, but you don't realize it.)
Not only that, I absolutely agree that causality has been absurdly ignored by "mainstream" science. I've personally taught a Statistics 101-type course, and taught students the "correlation is not causation" mantra, and I know for a fact that I never prepared students to think about what causation is or, more importantly, how it behaves.
Now, how did the writing actually work? Well, I'm not going to do the Lennon/McCartney thing and say, "This song was a Lennon song. That song was a McCartney song." Every word in the book belongs jointly to both of us. However, here's what I can say. Somewhat to my surprise, Judea allowed me to write every first draft of every chapter. In fact, that's the way he wanted it. This means that the basic architecture of the book, and the basic architecture of every chapter, is more or less the way that I laid it out. This was an awesome responsibility! Of course, before getting started on a chapter I consulted his books, his articles, and talked with him personally. But he trusted me enough to let me shape the book. See point 1 above. I think that this is one reason the book reads way better than a traditional "as told to" book.
Within each chapter, we bounced the drafts back and forth many times. I have no idea how many thousands of e-mails we've written and how many hundreds of phone calls we've had. The "first draft" that we sent to our editor was really more like the tenth draft. In this way, every chapter became very deeply imbued with his knowledge, his outlook, and his voice. That is why it reads so seamlessly. For me as a writer, it was an amazing luxury to have Judea as a safety net. I could write stuff in the first draft that I wasn't sure about, confident that he would correct me and steer me in the right direction.
When we first talked with our agent, he warned us about "collaborator's disease." I'm happy to say that this disease never hit us. Not that there weren't some frustrating moments. But they were mostly the result of our interaction with others. The whole process of being edited was so foreign to him, because as an academic you are pretty much in control of your own words. There are editors, who accept or reject your article, but they have only a small say over what actually goes into your article. In academia, a much more important role is that of the referee. But here was another surprise for Judea — when you are writing a book for the public, there are no referees! In a way the editor is like a referee, but his role is completely different: instead of judging whether you've written is accurate, he is judging whether it's written in a way that the ordinary reader can understand.
So working with an editor was challenging for Judea, but we got through it and I'm convinced that our editor did improve the book. Here my role was sometimes that of a sounding board or a counselor. Judea is sometimes combative — the result of a lifetime of battling with referees — and he had to see that the editor is there to help us tell the story better, not to get in our way.
The last part of writing a book is seemingly the easiest part. After you turn the final draft in, there are still about six months to go. It seems as if you're just waiting, but actually there is a lot to do. This is when the publisher's marketing and publicity effort starts ramping up, and you have to talk with the publicists about what the book is about, who should get free copies to review, etc. They asked us to compose a list of talking points. After I was done, I almost wished that we had written the talking points before writing the book! It would have been so much easier.
Another thing that seems routine, but really isn't, is copy-editing and proofreading. It's especially challenging in a book like this, which has tons of diagrams and even an equation or two. I don't want to say anything bad about our publisher because in the end they did a beautiful job, but it was amazing to see how mistakes are just like weeds. You pull one up, and suddenly you notice another one. It's exhausting.
And finally, one day, your book arrives in the mail. You look at it in wonder, just like a newborn baby, and you say, "But it's so small!" Is this really what I've worked on for three years? But behind every word and every picture there is a story, so that really there is a whole journey stored up in that one little book. And hopefully, people read it and take a little bit of the journey with you.
I was going to stop there, but I realized that there was one more thing I wanted to mention. We had two illustrators working with us on this book: Maayan Harel and Dakota Harr. This was also Judea's idea: he thought that illustrations would liven up the book and make it easier for readers to get through. I think it's quite non-traditional for a "serious" non-fiction book like ours to have artist-drawn illustrations. I'll be curious to see whether any of our reviewers will comment on this, and whether they will think they added to it or were just an embellishment.
Speaking personally, I really enjoyed Maayan's and Dakota's work, and it was exciting to see how they turned our rough ideas into actual drawings. I'll show you one of my favorites, the frontispiece for Chapter 8, drawn by Maayan Harel.
This is the frontispiece for a chapter on counterfactuals. We wrote about ways that data and causal models can be used to answer questions like, "What would have happened if I had not taken that aspirin for my headache?" or "Would my grandfather have lived longer if he had not smoked?"
Implicit in the notion of counterfactual is that you have an action that you took, and a second action that you did not take, whose consequences you want to understand — and you are allowed the wisdom of hindsight. Suddenly I realized that this is exactly the situation that Robert Frost is talking about in "The Road Not Taken," one of the most famous poems in the English language. For the first time I noticed how Frost spells out exactly what the issue is: "I could not travel both, and be one traveler." But that is what we are doing with causality, and causal models! We are allowing the traveler to experience both roads, at least in his mind.
I asked Maayan if she could send me an illustration of "The Road Not Taken," and she sent me this. I was absolutely swept away. It does what an illustration should do: it puts us right there, with the fork in the road before our eyes, and it evokes the wistfulness that the traveler feels. This is a feeling in the gut that every one of us has experienced, at one time or another. Her illustration tells us better than any words I could have written that counterfactuals are not just a word on the page, they are part of the meaning of being human. Counterfactuals are our lives. So yes, we're talking about something pretty important in this chapter.
That is one of the joys of writing a book — being part of a team, and occasionally having a moment when everything falls into place better than you could have imagined.
(Cross-posted from my chess blog.)
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Unjustly deposed by his younger brother, the rightful duke retreats to the Forest of Arden and forms a utopia with his loyal followers while his daughter remains at court as a companion to her cousin.
When forbidden romance enters their lives, the girls assume disguises and flee to the forest, where they encounter a magical world of friendly outlaws and wise fools.
Both a lighthearted comedy and a deeper exploration of social and literary issues, this play features a memorable cast of characters and some of Shakespeare's finest poetry.
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Please note: At the time of this review, a limited number of apps have been suggested by users.
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I am a nutritionist, health coach, and exercise physiologist with a masters in nutrition for wellness. My business, which I am just launching, will be connecting nutrition and wellness to faith as a follower of Christ through a simple and intentional lifestyle. The main aspects to my business include establishing an online community, speaking and writing through various forms, in-person food demos/classes, and working with missionaries. Through my own health journey, God poured into me a passion to wake up the Church, stirring the Body to recognize the need for being physically well. I focus on getting back to the basics – simplifying all facets of wellness to empower people to live an abundant life through whole, plant-based eating and an intentional, sustainable lifestyle.