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Morgan Bailey has eaten squirrel. That piece of information alone, culled from the Georgia Tech media guide, would figure to create some sort of identity for the offensive tackle among Yellow Jackets fans.
However, for those who follow the team closely, he is mostly known as the offensive lineman who keeps getting hurt. Saturday's game against Presbyterian College offers Bailey an opportunity to begin to carve a new status, presumably one that has more to do with knocking down defensive ends and less to do with rodent consumption.
"I definitely know the offense well enough to play," Bailey said. "I've just got to get out there and do it now."
Bailey is among a number of Tech players for whom Saturday presents the chance to get their hands around more playing time. Two others are defensive back Jamal Golden and inside linebacker Jabari Hunt-Days. In an environment that will be less frenzied than Monday's season opener at Virginia Tech, they will both start their second consecutive games and can continue their improvement. Golden is starting at safety because of an injury to starting safety Fred Holton, while Hunt-Days is in the lineup because of starter Daniel Drummond's suspension, which will conclude at halftime.
"In that respect, you hope that they would profit from the experience and that they're different the next time out and successively so," defensive coordinator Al Groh said. "What we have to promote to them towards is, Don't be the same guy next week as you were last week, which happens to a lot of guys."
Golden, a cornerback, was forced to learn and then play safety and slot cornerback in the last couple weeks as injuries thinned the secondary before the Hokies game. While hardly playing in the secondary last season as a freshman, he played every defensive snap in the loss to Virginia Tech.
"He handled 'em nicely," said Groh, who offered a lukewarm "O.K." assessment of Hunt-Days.
"He's still learning and learning where to go and what to do," inside linebackers coach Joe Speed said of Hunt-Days.
Golden, who was still sore on Wednesday, was eager for more playing time. Once the secondary returns to full health, playing opportunities may be scarce.
"Unfortunately, those guys went down with injuries, but, hey, that's why I've been ready this whole time, just in case my opportunity came, and it's come," Golden said.
Bailey's time at Tech has been a medley of maladies – a torn labrum, a pulled hamstring that he kept re-aggravating, and two concussions. In between injuries, he played three games last season as a redshirt freshman.
In August, he returned from the second concussion and suffered a high-ankle sprain in the same practice. This from a player who believes he missed one game to injury in a three-year varsity career at Loganville High.
"I just think I'm bad luck right now," Bailey said. "When I'm out there, I think I'm doing good. I've just got to stay out there."
When he stayed healthy for most of spring practice, he was promoted to the top of the depth chart at right tackle by the end of it. Bailey said his performance stemmed from being injury-free.
"I just worried about playing," he said. "I felt good."
He continued his form in fall camp until his concussion.
"When he was practicing, he was showing me he could be one of the better ones," offensive line coach Mike Sewak said.
Bailey was listed as questionable on the Thursday injury report, but was cleared to play on Wednesday. He should play Saturday against the Blue Hose, particularly if the game turns into the runaway that many expect. As Sewak is eager to use a rotation at the tackle spots, playing time is available. Bailey has a platform to show he deserves to be in the mix.
"I'm hoping it's just bad luck, " Sewak said of Bailey's run of injuries. "It's time to get some good luck."
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Tech-Presbyterian game made at last minute
Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
September 7th, 2012
1:32 pm
ready to see them all playing
September 7th, 2012
2:04 pm
JHD was a beast in the VT game. He took Logan Thomas out on several occassionns. Groh with the "OK" comment may be trying to keep the young man grounded.
September 7th, 2012
2:05 pm
Not Bailey's fault at all, when you Recruit under-sized OLs that are supposed to dive at kneecaps all game long, then you get what you get.
Bailey is a puffed up 275-pounder and it shows with all the nagging injuries that he has suffered through, if you don't think I'm right then look no farther than next year's Recruiting class, 2 of the OL Commits are 360lbs and 350lbs out of HS.
It took CPJ FIVE YEARS to figure out that under-sized guys won't cut it at the big-boy level of CFB, maybe after YEAR TEN he'll Recruit a legit pass-first QB, that OTHER COLLEGES also wanted as a QB.
This is CPJ's main problem, he "learns" TOO SLOW and doesn't have proper "respect" for the raw talent it takes to play at the BCS-level, he thinks that "his system" can mitigate such differences in raw talent, hence the horrible Recruiting.
September 7th, 2012
2:11 pm
I believe Bryan Chamberlain is also slotted to get his first career start tomorrow, but I could be wrong.
September 7th, 2012
2:17 pm
Jabari looked good out there. Really good when you take into account his youth.
I think we will be just fine this year, but I do wish Coach would take a gamble with some of our skill position players. I'd love to see Snoddy out on the field. He may not have his technique perfect, but I bet Sammy Watkins didn't have perfect technique last year at Clemson either.
You can't teach speed.
September 7th, 2012
2:29 pm
Ken. Please!!!!!! Can we get the Secret Service to go find out what the deal is with Fred Holton!!!!
I was so excited to see him on the field and now all we hear about is this UNDISCLOSED injury!
September 7th, 2012
3:01 pm
I like this Golden kid, wasn't he the 5A player of the year in Alabama two years ago? Ken, anybody?
With Young, Drummond and hopefully Holton back soon, this defense may be pretty good by the Miami game.
Support the team by greeting them at Yellow Jacket Alley tomorrow folks! Hopefully Bailey doesn't sprain his ankle getting off the team bus. Just messing with you Morgan.
September 7th, 2012
3:03 pm
Agree, GT4Life …. JHD looked really good. Fast to the ball! I think he's going to be another great GT LB.
September 7th, 2012
3:24 pm
Ah the narrative changes…. first CPJ was stubborn and wouldn't change. Now that that has been debunked, (fired the old DC and hired Al Groh, hired a ST coordinator, recruited bigger OLs, recruited bigger RBs, allowed new uniforms to appeal to recruits), the narrative is re-written to he makes changes "too slow".
By the way, according to scout Morgan Bailey was listed at 6′5″ 285 coming out of HS. Of course that same year UGA signed the undersized 6′5″ 270 Kolton Houston (I use UGA players as an example for the trolls on here because they can easily identify them). I guess UGA doesn't know what it is doing either recruiting OLs. Where is Kolton Houston now? That's a great story, by the way, you should google it if you get a chance.
September 7th, 2012
3:25 pm
I agree with 5150. I am ready to see ALL our guys play. Fred's foot is deeply bruised is what I was told last week by someone who knows him.
September 7th, 2012
3:55 pm
I admire the ability of some people to read the minds of other people. That must be a wonderful gift.
Success in the marketplace must be so easy it is simply boring.
But back to sports.
The problem GT has with recruiting is the same they have had since the mid 1960's – the inability to consistently recruit top 20 recruiting classes. I have no idea why this is the case. And it does not seem to matter who the coach is. Until that changes GT will continue to be a program that on occasion jumps into the top 20.
September 7th, 2012
3:56 pm
Kolton Houston.. "Mr. Banned Substance".
UGA keeps appealing his case with the NCAA staing that his UGA administered drug test have been negative for over 2.5 years. Everytime the NCAA performs the same drug test, the banned substance keeps on showing up. UGA needs to learn how to properly administer drug tests, but that would probably end in the dismissal of over 3/4 of the football team.
GT wants to kick a guy off the team for selling tickets to a bulldog fan for an inflated amount of money, UGA wants to keep all of their alcoholics and drug abusers a secret from the NCAA…….what's wrong with this picture???
Come on dog fans, pile on and defend this one!!!
You clowns are such a joke!
September 7th, 2012
4:15 pm
Hi Ken,
No news about Vad Lee in this article or your previous article on lineup changes for Presbyterian. I guess CPJ hasn't said a word about Lee playing?
September 7th, 2012
4:18 pm
September 7th, 2012
4:41 pm
Yes, GTBEE, and GT will always have Reuben Houston!
September 7th, 2012
4:42 pm
As well as the old resume writer supreme, G. O'Leary.
September 7th, 2012
4:43 pm
The GT secondary always underachieves.The DL brings little pressure,which doesn't help anything.Drummond is too slow,especially on pass coverage.
September 7th, 2012
4:44 pm
And, the 2012 version of "Cleptomaniacs Anonymous." Has anyone seen the "T" from VT's stadium, anyone, anyone?
September 7th, 2012
4:46 pm
Hope Snoddy gets some playing time. I think he has the greatest potentail of all the B backs.
September 7th, 2012
4:58 pm
old man, do you really want to play that game? Should I start with Crowell, Ealy, King, 2 professors, 1 female soccer player, a baseball player or Orson Wells….err, Charles? and that's just from THIS year…..
September 7th, 2012
5:13 pm
September 7th, 2012
3:24 pm
Ah the narrative changes…. first CPJ was stubborn and wouldn't change. Now that that has been debunked, (fired the old DC and hired Al Groh, hired a ST coordinator, recruited bigger OLs, recruited bigger RBs, allowed new uniforms to appeal to recruits), the narrative is re-written to he makes changes "too slow".
By the way, according to scout Morgan Bailey was listed at 6′5″ 285 coming out of HS. Of course that same year UGA signed the undersized 6′5″ 270 Kolton Houston (I use UGA players as an example for the trolls on here because they can easily identify them). I guess UGA doesn't know what it is doing either recruiting OLs. Where is Kolton Houston now? That's a great story, by the way, you should google it if you get a chance.
Pat Gamble one of this year's DE recruits was supposed to be 6-5 280lbs. coming out of HS, but when he showed up he was only 6-5 262lbs. a far cry from being a BCS-level 3-4 DE.
Our own "Lattimer" Drummond has been sat down for a year for steroids EXCEPT that our athl. dept. HIDES BEHINDS legal-ese and refuses to say why Drummond missed that year, whereas the Athl. Dept. in Muttville comes out and tells the truth about their SAs.
BTW our back-up PK Moore(?) was suspended for the VT game and might still be suspended but you haven't heard anything about it in the Media that covers GT.
CPJ sure does seem to hide a lot from the Media, why would a genius be so darn paranoid?
You also LEFT OUT that the REASON CPJ hired a STs coach was because he had to FIRE an OL asst coach for NCAA violations, had the asst OL coach not committed NCAA violation then he would not have hired a STs coach.
You give CPJ way too much credit!
I always tell the entire story, both sides and let the chips fall where they may, but the so-called CPJ supporters are always leaving out key elements to make CPJ look better than he really is.
This behavior makes you guys look like BLTs!
September 7th, 2012
5:21 pm
Perhaps we can hire WnE as our next coach since he is so knowledgeable. I bet he/she has a coaching resume that would exceed even Bill Bellichek. Kinda like a freind of mine years ago who said the Braves need to trade Terry Harper; another frein sarcastically replied, for who Mike Schmidt. Yeah that would be good. That is the kind of intellect we deal with here. Why am I a glutton for punishment and read this ignorance?
September 7th, 2012
5:34 pm
NFL ruling on bounty changed. Tech has three years of VPI calls that Id' like to see changed…
h to h hit, slugging (actually would like this vaporized) and this year p foul on missed pass.
September 7th, 2012
5:36 pm
"Opportunities avail for assorted Jackets"
September 7th, 2012
6:34 pm
Tech has trouble recruiting because it has some tough entrance requirements and the Hill has always been bitchy toward athletes. It is also a tough academic school, so why bring in a young man who won't make the grades and be gone in a year. I do not know about the majors that have been added but management was no picnic. Most think jocks take it because it is easy and that is partly correct but the labs in engineering are three hours and unless your schedule for your academic career fits together like a Swiss watch; i.e. you don't flunk something or have to drop a course ;where you're unable to schedule your labs without conflict.
September 7th, 2012
6:34 pm
you are in deep dookey
September 7th, 2012
6:50 pm
Sewak's been driving the OL bus for four years now; time for this "talented" bunch to show their stuff!
September 7th, 2012
7:30 pm
Here's a strategy we won't need tomorrow but I would hope CPJ might consider if he hasn't yet. Instead of having the wideouts do the go route trying to get behind the defense, why not pretend to do that, especially against the good cover guys like VT has, and cut the route about 20 yards downfield and come back to the ball. Does anybody else like this idea?
September 7th, 2012
7:35 pm
I would be interested in knowing "Carnack's" sources on all of this info he puts out on the blog. Player weights on reporting day? Steroids use? And much more. I don't ever see this info in the paper or anywhere else. Except maybe some delusional leg humping troll posting it some of their deranged, hate filled comments. Just asking??????
September 7th, 2012
8:27 pm
1 4 – i guess you are referring to weenie. I don't read his/her/it's cr•p and suggest you do the same – it only legitimizes the drivel.
September 7th, 2012
8:38 pm
I can't wait to see those valiant warriors in White and Gold vanquish the mighty Blue Hose.
Gooooooooooo Jackets!
September 7th, 2012
8:48 pm
Yep, GT Lee, that is just this year – and like I said, you will ALWAYS have Reuben Houston, George O'Liary, and the aluimni cleptomaniacs.So, be loud and be proud.
September 7th, 2012
9:19 pm
September 7th, 2012
7:35 pm
I would be interested in knowing "Carnack's" sources on all of this info he puts out on the blog. Player weights on reporting day? Steroids use? And much more. I don't ever see this info in the paper or anywhere else. Except maybe some delusional leg humping troll posting it some of their deranged, hate filled comments. Just asking??????
When the T-Fr. and preferred walk-ons report in late July or early Aug. they are given physicals and weighed in and measured, this info is put in the Media Guide which is available on ramblinwreck. com or you can go to the Edge Bldg. and get one (they might charge a fee, I dunno), but I always download the one from the website.
I thought everyone knew about "Lattimer" Drummond, in fact here's a video clip to use as proof:
September 7th, 2012
9:21 pm
Good Lord! Jesus, Joseph and Mary…who let the dwags out?
You goobers need to worry about Missouri not Tech! We'll get to GT/UGA in November.
Here's raising "one" to good old Mizzou! Go Tigers! Beat them until they are "Red and Black" or whatever they call it these days!
September 7th, 2012
9:23 pm
WnE, you are a strange individual or individuals. I hope you can get some help.
September 7th, 2012
9:29 pm
old man, I guess you don't have a problem with "free" Trans Ams or Jan Kemp??
Keep it coming because there's more where that came from. Trust me…I'll post the most corrupt CFB in history. Guess which school comes in at #15.
September 7th, 2012
9:36 pm
wne,….I do not agree with your opinions of CPJ. We would welcome you to our tailgate at Lower Peters to discuss in greater detail.
September 7th, 2012
9:40 pm
Let's equate "stealing" a "T" and driving around drunk and high? Let's throw in an weapon with the serial number altered. Gosh, one seems like a college prank…the other seems like a career criminal. There you go and "There's your sign"! oldman, you should go ahead and end it. Use Crowell's handgun…
September 7th, 2012
9:47 pm
I got another one for old man. He mocked the resume scandal of George O'Leary while failing to mention that he beat UGA three in a row.
September 7th, 2012
9:50 pm
Don't bother SatchelBuzz, WnE will be busy watching his team, UGA, playing against Missouri… he's not going to make it to your GT tailgate.
September 7th, 2012
11:18 pm
old man also forgot to mention it was the resume that O'Leary submitted to The University of Notre Dame that was false ( the falsification was his claim of a Masters Degree). Don't know about the resume he gave GT. ND did in fact hire him & fired him after about 2 weeks when their research turned up the lie.
September 7th, 2012
11:30 pm
WnE…it must be a fulltime job keeping up this character you always play. I guess there's not much going on at home huh?
September 7th, 2012
11:38 pm
Well, I didn't know they publicized the reporting stats on the guys when they reported for camp in August. That's mildly interesting, but not so much to me. Maybe to someone hunting ammo for his negative diatribes against all things related to GT FB. And criticizing a kid that weighs 285# or more playing football in high school. What's up with that? So he lost a few pounds & kept in decent shape rather that balloon up to over 300#. I remember how I ate when I played football, and all of my growing years too. Went from 220 to 260 in 2 years. I commend the guy for watching his weight and reporting in shape. As for the "Lattimer" reference. That's from some dumb movie I've never seen. What the hell does that have to with Drummond? Nothing that I've heard or read about.
September 7th, 2012
11:39 pm
September 7th, 2012
11:41 pm
I know he would NEVER admit to such! But, he does step in it every so often, HUH? Open mouth, insert foot.
September 7th, 2012
11:55 pm
old man
September 7th, 2012
8:48 pm
Yep, GT Lee, that is just this year – and like I said, you will ALWAYS have Reuben Houston, George O'Liary, and the aluimni cleptomaniacs.So, be loud and be proud.
Yup, O'leary's no Jim Donnan. And the last time one of his teams played the bull$h!t dogs, who got outcoached and embarrassed?
September 8th, 2012
7:58 am
I love you guys that know more than the coaches. Yes Hunt Days played hard and made some good hits but if you watch the film, he many times was not in the right spot. He/we got away with it Monday but in future games teams are going to take advantage of that if he doesn't start playing smart. You can't just watch the QB and then go after him.
September 8th, 2012
9:01 am
And Jim Donnan swindled, allegedly, a bunch of money from his friends, too; but like I said, you guys will always have Reuben Houston, George O'Liary, the cleptomaniac alums, not to mention Joe Hamilton, Javarris Crittenden (sounds like young Crowell patterned himself after this guy, though Crowell has NOT been charged with actually killing anyone), Jarad Jack, Louis Young, Daniel Drummond,and a whole host of others, just as UGA has, and as does most any college in the US – so quit trying to sound high and mighty – you guys ARE smart and usually stand up, but you have few "thugs", too!
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The park's closure angered a lot of people, including a number of Arizona lawmakers. Even Governor Jan Brewer offered to use state funds to reopen the park.
Late Friday afternoon, Governor Jan Brewer confirmed that Arizona had worked out a deal with the interior department to reopen the Grand Canyon.
And Arizona will be footing the bill to do so, at least until the government is back up and running.
Governor Jan Brewer and Tusayan Mayor Greg Bryan are celebrating the reopening of the park Saturday at the El Tovar Hotel at Grand Canyon Village.
The Grand Canyon is welcoming tourists back: all the closure signs were removed by 4 a.m. Saturday, and the first gate opened just before 6 a.m.
The state and private donors will be funding the opening for one week, paying the salaries of the "furloughed" National Park Service workers. But the deal is temporary, and will cost more than half a million dollars.
The unwelcoming sign -- "The Grand Canyon Closed" -- will be taken down Saturday, as the federal government now accepts the state's offer to pick up the cost of keeping the park open for the next week.
"I feel that the persistence that we were able to negotiate the deal, and that it will be open for tomorrow and Columbus Day weekend, the feds they turned around on their wrongheaded decision to not allow us to do this and we won."
The deal requires Arizona to pay $650,000 to open the park to the estimated 18,000 visitors a day.
The money comes from the state, donations, and the town of Tusayan. For the town at the gateway of the park, the shutdown has been catastrophic. Businesses lost a combined one million dollars.
"We exist because of the Grand Canyon National Park. If the park wasn't there we wouldn't have our business, wouldn't be living here so the effects are huge and disastrous in terms of trying to prepare for the winter time," says town mayor Greg Bryan.
High season for the town has instead meant few tourists. With gates reopening in time for a three day weekend, Bryan hopes it's enough for the town to bounce back.
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Still, what happens beyond this next week isn't yet set in stone.
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You can read more about the expected atmosphere at Aggie Memorial Stadium in this piece in today's Tribune.
The big question for BYU, of course, is who will start at quarterback. It will be James Lark, barring something unforeseen. As I tweeted out Friday, Lark's mother was on the same flight(s) from Salt Lake CIty to Phoenix to El Paso, and she mentioned she didn't buy her ticket until Monday.
My take was that Monday was the day Lark was told he would start vs. the Aggies.
Will the Cougars change their game plan for Lark?
"Not a lot," said offensive coordinator Brandon Doman. "Obviously there won't be as much movement and quarterback run-game stuff."
Doman said the Cougars should be able to move the ball regardless of who plays quarterback today.
"Yeah, I hope that we could. But we have been a little up and down. I would like to see us have a consistent week of practice, and I would like to see us have a consistent game. And whether we moved it or not or have great success, as long as we are consistent and secure the football, I will feel like it was a successful Saturday," he said.
It's Saturday morning -- time to clean out the ol' notebook with some of the better comments from two post-practice media availability sessions:
Doman on Riley Nelson taking the blame for some losses and whether that is justified:
"Riley is the quarterback at BYU. Whether it is right or not, or justified, it is part of the job, and he understands that -- probably moreso now than ever before he will be able to recognize the magnitude of that job. But he shouldn't take all the blame. No way should he take all the blame. There was a lot of other factors that cause that loss to occur. It certainly wasn't all because of Riley."
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Just a Guy Who Looks
Men like to look at women. Yes, there's a time and place for doing it. But we will also do it when it's not the time and place. It's in our hardwiring.
Bruce Sallan: Two recent outings with my wife brought this to mind. First, we were driving at night and pulled alongside a line of (young) people waiting to get into a club. My wife was driving, but noticed that I "gazed" at the abundance of barely clad women. Now, of course, she would say "slobbered."
The second occurred while at the airport, in the interminable security line. Bored to death as it inched along, I tried the more covert spy gaze, this time at a group of young girls apparently on their way to Vegas. But, as it turned out, I'm no 007, and in my absent-mindedness, I slightly bumped my wife, who was ahead of me.
Clearly sensitive to this issue, she twirled around, accused me of looking at girls (again), and promised to get even, which in her language means spending money.
My wife is quite attractive and I don't want anyone else. To a degree, I can't help it when a half-naked woman crosses my path, while at the same time my wife deserves my respect and exclusive attention. I don't like this side of my character. To counter it, I usually sit facing the wall whenever we eat out, to ensure my undivided attention to my wife.
Honestly, I'm doing my best to work on this, but as with more than most of my (male) deficiencies, what can I do, as I'm just a guy? Now, gulp, I'm ready for your comments.
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im always keeping an eye on my boyfriend whenever we are outdoors,cos i always expect his eyes to stray,but i guess its not just a guy,its actually a human thing cos i cant keep my eyes from straying too when i see a hottie
I can't let another day go by without replying to all these comments. First, in general, I stand by the reality that women do not look or notice men as much as men notice women. Simple proof of this is any magazine stand where the men's section is full of Playboy, Maxim, Hustler, and worse, while the women's section is relationship and fashion oriented (Yes, I know the men's section is also loaded with car, motorcycle, and how to mags, but even half the car magazines feature scantily clad women on their covers - speaking of that, why is it that most of the women's magazines ALSO have bikini clad women on THEIR covers, huh!?). Playgirl was a failure, period. Women looked once or twice out of curiosity, while men look (at variety) all the time 'cause, sorry Stephanie, we ARE wired much differently (I use this as just one proof). Now, some specifics, in no particular order:
1. Amanda, Jeff, and Mark - THANK YOU.
2. David - she'd add more to her list of my deficiencies, but we're in love, we're a second marriage where 65% fail, and we're a "work in progress" with both of us putting in the effort and desire to make it work.
3. Shea - I often compliment my wife on her beauty and other wonderful aesthetic features she possesses, in addition to all her other non-physical glorious qualities.
4. Anonymous - I know it's a natural thing that we look and more power to you for acknowledging and accepting it.
5. Penny - He gave the right answer in the same way there's ONLY one answer to the question "Does this dress make me look fat?"
6. Jen - I wouldn't have written such a public and somewhat embarrassing character trait if I wasn't both working hard to change it and hoping to help both men and women be more aware of how hard it is for men, given both our hardwiring and the society we live in that attacks us constantly with scantily clad women in all forms of entertainment, ads, and in person (especially in the warmer climates, like where I live).
Okay, readers, please continue to weigh in on this subject. I stand by my blog. I still sit facing the wall and I am trying to be more discreet, without a doubt. However, now that my wife is sensitive to this, if a naked centerfold walked by and I didn't even glance, she'd accuse me or at least be watching me like a hawk! I've earned that suspicion, as I've already confessed, but I still contend it's hard and I may just be on the lower end of the curve in controlling myself, but I've acknowledged it and continue to work on it. Harumph is my final word on the subject!
hey men are just more physical and we have more things to look at
I just realized I exceeded the amount of words allowed in a comment, so to finish where I left off:
However, now that my wife is sensitive to this, a naked centerfold could walk by, I could not bat an eye, and she'd be on guard. I've generated that suspicion, obviously, but I hope her sensitivity will diminish in relation to my improved focus on her and my efforts to change (in this regard). Okay, now I'm done…lol.
I agree with a few posters here. 1) This isn't a guy thing, it's a person thing. Women check dudes out all the time. 2) The only opinion that matters is your wife's— and looks like from above, she wants you to be a wee bit more discrete about it. Do I check out other guys? Perhaps. Good looking people are like works of art— you can't help but appreciate them. Bad looking people are like train wrecks, and have the same affect. The one thought that keeps coming back to me, though, is perhaps your wife is not jealous that you find others attractive; rather, perhaps she would like it if she were the object of those same attentions. Put another way: I'm not too shallow to admit that should my husband notice a beautiful woman, part of me wants him to find me as desirable. On the same note, when I feel that he finds me desirable, I don't really care if he notices other women or not.
you rock, you are so right in everything you said!!!! You made me feel soooo much better about men slobering over women!!
Wow, hard to believe a guy being THAT honest. I think you're the only one Bruce. I hope your wife appreciates you even if you occasionally are a caveman. It should cost you, but you should be forgiven, too. Isn't that the key to relationships? I love your blogs and your willingness to put it out there. Keep it up.
I really appreciate Bruce's perspective and especially his honesty. I work very hard at letting my wife know how much I care about and for her, how much I appreciate everything she does at work and at home and how completely committed I am to our marriage. That said, I'm absolutely certain that guys are hardwired to look…I do from time to time. In his 80's, my dad once said to me, "I'll stop looking when I'm dead." I think that says it all.
It's totally natural to look- for both sexes. If I see a scantily clad hot girl walk by I look and then I look to see if my husband's looking. How do you not notice? I think some of the comments were right on about the women partners wanting to feel that same admiration from their guys and so maybe get a twinge of insecurity- at least I know that there are times when I need some extra validation. I don't think there is anything wrong with it as long as you are secure with feeling that you are the only one for him…
Your hardwiring premise reminds me of my WASP older brother and makes me laugh. I agree with your premise. However, is it "brutal honesty" you are displaying or is it the canny ability to "stir the pot" and get a discussion going? I opt for the latter. Perhaps we can get a blog going about how women are hardwired to be monogamous, bare children, stand by their man and bake chocolate chip cookies while doing it. Maybe Hillary Clinton would even post a comment.
When married to my first hub, I was too young to understand the differences in hardwiring and was jealous. Second marriage, still a lil jealous, but knew deep down inside that I was hotter than he. Very important to me at that time. Third marriage – older still, and the wandering eye syndrome didn't mean much. After all, my three marriages began with that lovely glance.
Like your blogs a lot. Keep it going.
Great column, brave column! Classic etiquette dictates that the man is supposed to sit facing the wall so that a) the woman can look out at the room, and b) the man's attention is directed exclusively at his companion. While it may seem formal and old-fashioned, you've discovered that it's a good idea, because those annoying little man-tics can really land a guy in trouble. But aside from wanting to protect yourself, it would be so great if guys could find the self-control to overcome many of those puerile and hurtful-to-women habits. Thanks for encouraging the discussion…
Well, this blog seems to have stirred a spirited debate Bruce. Gotta hand it to you - you either have guts or you're nuts. LOL. But, I believe you're right. Men sometimes can't help themselves and women don't exactly make it easy parading around, especially in summer, in such provocative clothes. Forget the beach as my guy is just like one of those swivel dolls. Nonetheless, like you, his love and devotion is exclusive to me so I have chosen to kick him in the butt when he's less discreet but otherwise to put it in the category of "just a guy" if you don't mind my stealing from you. Love your blogs. Keep 'em coming, please.
It is a challenge as a male not to look at women who show off the goods. I have a very pretty girlfriend but I would not be human i I didn't turn my head when I see another attractive woman, especially if they are scantily clad. Just because a man looks doesn't mean he isn't fatihful to his partner. If women didn't want us to look, they would dress alot more conservative than they sometimes do. Otherwise, what is the point of dressing that way?
As a man who has coached hundreds of men to be BetterMen, I can assure you that this "ailment" is suffered by most healthy men. Whether it's nature or socialization, we objectify women (just look at our marketing culture). Sex is used so pervasively to sell us all form of product and service, how can we possibly be expected to NOT pay attention to real live, moving billboards.
Look, we need to respect our women. There are certainly men who have trouble with boundaries and have no sense of what's acceptable. They need some support from other men to make a change.
And then there are those of us who are married, not dead. We love to look. My experience has shown me that healthy women appreciate when their men are just being men, as long as they bring it all back to them.
This type of thing doesn't tend to bother me, but again if I were witnessing my husband going into an intense glaze, then I might be a little annoyed, I don't expect to be the only person my husband looks at, because he certainly isn't the only one I look at, but there is a level of respect, don't go from glance to glaze!
Bruce we met not an hour ago at Trader Joes and in the middle of our conversation about this article not only did you look at a woman passing by, you were not even conscious of the fact that you did it! I started laughing thinking that you would come to realize what I might be referring to, but you didn't! So I figured I would save it for my blog.
If changing this part of yourself is really something you want to do, the first step to changing it is to become conscious of the fact that you do it!
Rachel - Whoa, busted, am I? See, it's not easy even when I think I'm conscious of it and I'm trying to beat it. We're in TJ's and women are streaming by and I'm really trying to focus on you and your lovely kids. Granted you weren't my wife, but it still is rude. But, the hard-wiring comes to play in spite of my best efforts. No alcoholic, gambling, or drug addict usually succeeds at going cold turkey so, trust me, I'm better than I used to be. And, I was clearly more interested in your lovely kids than any passing woman, as I REMEMBER Hunter and Soren (correct? - it was an unusual name), including Hunter's mohawk, Soren's lovely blue eyes, and the mimicking she was doing of me and when she cried when her foot got caught in the cart. This only reinforces my belief that the male hard-wiring is unconscious and hard to fight, as I can't remember a single woman I glanced at, other than you whom I talked and interacted with!
A man's intent is a key factor in why we look. Some men do it as a natural reflex but with absolutely no interest in anything more than said glimpse. As quick as we gandered, we've forgotten.
However, some men have a true 'wandering eye.' Many of those men do so with a yearning but with moral restraint and yet others are less reserved.
Only you (the proverbial you) know what evil lurks in your lurks.
Bruce - Busted, No! You didn't write this article without having a reason to write it.
Hunter and Soren is correct, good memory.
I would be a hypocrite to say that I haven't set forth to change something about myself and then immediately contradicted my intentions by doing it. I truly believe that if you want to change this "hardwire" then you will find a way to do it.
Why short-circuit hard-wiring? If beauty is indeed in the eye of the behavior and people like you didn't look, how much less beauty there would be in the world. Beauty and art in this world are here to be appreciated and I'm sure many of the beauties you appreciate, appreciate being viewed. If you gazed at the Mona Lisa or an incredible sunset while talking to your wife would she really be offended? As long as your looks are artful appreciation and not the first step toward more lustful behavior, gaze on. It's why beauty exists in the world. Have fun.
Wow Bruce, cool blog! Three things come to mind. Either:
1) Don't look when you are with your wife.
2) Wear sunglasses so she can't see your eyes and don't make your body langue so obvious.
3) Turn it into a fun little game between you and your wife about both males and females. Here's what I mean; make a comment to your wife about things women are interested in (read Cosmo magazine for tips).
For example, "WOW hun, that girl was wearing some nice red heals, totally reminds me of the ones you wore ______ night… but yours are way hotter."
Or "WOW, that guy is buff! I totally want to hit the gym tonight. Join me babe and we'll have a blast working out together."
Or "What she is wearing is AWFUL, totally makes her butt look way too big" "Baby, if you ever wore something like that, its so over between us" (said with a joking tone and a flirty smirk)
Or, "That color dress doesn't match her skin tone; I'm such a lucky guy!"
Notice how the above are all about clothes and fashion…why? because women are into that and finish with a positive comment about her or yourself or something you two can do together.
#3 and the examples above only work if she is on board and both of you are willing to make it into a fun little game. Both of you are checking out both guys and girls together, which is cute. It's almost like having your own adult DVD collection and watching them alone (NOT COOL) or sharing a few DVD's and watching them together (VERY HOT)…
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For the second time in two weeks, a school in our area had
to close because of a water main break.
This time, it happened in Neillsville.
Workers had to dig seven feet into the ground to fix a
cracked pipe.
The water leak was discovered Wednesday afternoon by a
Neillsville bus driver.
"As the buses were coming in to take the kids home, one of
our bus drivers noticed that water was coming up through our parking lot on the
north side where our buses pick up the kids," said John Gaier, Neillsville
The bus driver told school officials what was going on.
Gaier said it didn't take long to figure out there was a
problem with the water main, and officials shut off the water.
But workers could not fix the break until the next day.
"We had to cancel school today so we could fix the water
main because we had no water in our elementary and middle school," said Gaier.
Workers dug down to where the leak was and repaired the
cracked pipe.
Then they filled the hole with sand and gravel as a
temporary fix until the area can be covered with blacktop in spring.
The entire process took about six hours.
"Very fortunate that it happened out where it did and did
not cause any damage to the building. So, we're very thankful for that," said
The superintendent says the problem only affected the
parking lot.
"We haven't had any problems with anything else. We think
this is pretty much an isolated incident, and it's just part of the normal wear
and tear. So, we don't expect to have any more problems," said Gaier.
School officials say they're sure the students enjoyed the day
off, but they will have classes Friday.
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Have you ever wished you could remember things better? Maybe you are experiencing CRS or Cant Remember Stuff. The good news is you can resolve to have a healthier brain in 2013 and stop CRS.
One way you can do that is by taking more breaks from your daily grind with short mini-vacations.
Have you noticed many people rarely stop working long hours at the office or at home? Science tells us we have a limited reservoir of attention that we can devote to a single thing for long periods of time without taking a break.
And the longer the break, the better well feel when we return to our daily routine. We tend to be more productive if we take deliberate breaks not only during the day from work-related tasks, but also from everyday life.
Science Matters
In 2010, researchers in the Department of Psychology at the University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign published their findings in Cognition, which concluded that while focus and attention are necessary to accomplish tasks, people achieve better cognitive control of work in their everyday life if they break away from their routine now and then.
Whats more, if you fail to replenish your attention resources your energy level will catch up with you and youll feel burned out. The best news for those who take regular breaks is that replenishment can help them become more productive.
Other studies have found that breaks improve concentration and vacations are far better for our brains than working overtime at the office or home.
It doesn't really matter what you do on your vacationwhether you take time to go far away or change up your routine with a nearby getaway, the important part is that you replenish your brain by doing something different.
Mini-Vacation Brain Benefits
If you are worried about losing your mental capacity as you age, dont let that hold you back. You can improve your memory and stop experiencing CRS or that nagging feeling of not remembering stuff.
One of the ways to boost your cognitive skills is by taking a walking, driving or flying breakaway. Heres how mini-vacation can help improve memory and brain power.
Stress relievers. Vacations long and short give you an opportunity to let yourself surrender to the moment. Take in the scenery, stop and smell the roses. When youre on vacation, youre on your time.
Replenish your mind and body. Breaks from routine give you opportunities to use different parts of your brain simultaneously while youre venturing out and learning something new.
Connect with new people and places. Vacations give you countless opportunities to meet new people, explore and learn about cultural differences, language, food and traditions.
Push your cognitive skills. You dont have to travel far, but if you use a map, youll be giving your visual-spatial skills and memory a work-out.
Keep you sharp. Vacationing means youll make quick decisions about many things like directions, lodging, meals and excursions. All of these variables require sharp processing of information and storing it in your memory bank.
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Frequent or long vacations can put a hole in many peoples budgets. But mini-vacations can still give you the break you deserve.
As youre reading this you may feel youre ready for a vacation right now. But maybe you cant go far or for very long. The solution is to take a mini-getaway. Here are easy, affordable ideas to help you to relax, stress less and have a healthier brain in 2013.
Explore new places in your own area. Plan a long weekend by taking a road trip to destinations youve never been to or have not seen in a long time.
Connect with nature. Look for off-season mid-winter lodging deals, then spend get outdoors and enjoy the freedom of being away from your daily routine.
Go to a day spa. Recharge your mind and body with a day or weekend at a spa where you can pamper yourself.
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I designed a real snakeskin manicure (made from natural snake sluff) a few months ago, and while it makes a statement, it wasn't very wearable. It's perfect for one night out, but it wears off too quickly because of the texture and I've been promising y'all a faux snakeskin manicure ever since. I was flipping through my Bundle Monster plates recently and realized that it included a snakeskin image plate so I got to stamping.
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- Start with a clear base coat followed by two coats of white polish. This layer doesn't have to be perfect, as we'll be sponging and stamping over it. I used China Glaze Snow.
- Paint a small amount of polish on a sponge. I cut a corner out of a kitchen sponge. A medium brown works best so that it is a shade that contrasts against the light white and dark black. I used Essie Case Study.
- Sponge on a thin layer of the brown polish allowing some of the base color to show through.
- Using a stamping kit, stamp on the snake pattern. I used Bundle Monster image plate 215 and Konad black polish. You want to get the design all the way to the edges of your nails, so don't worry about getting the polish on your fingers. It's easy to clean up.
- To avoid smearing the design, allow the pattern to dry for a few minutes before applying a clear quick dry top coat.
- Using a short nail art brush and nail polish remover, clean the polish off your fingers and cuticles.
Here are a few manis that inspired this post, besides my own snakeskin manicure, of course :) – very emily and my good friend xoxo, Trina. Is this a manicure you would try? It's so fun and I can't wait to show it off today!
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You are so amazing with manicures & Konading! Once my stamping skills get better, I'm going to try this one!
I looks amazing! It's almost identical to mine Haha. The only difference being we used a different brown :) Love it!
Gorgeous!! They're so pretty!!!!
Thanks so much for linking my blog! (: absolutely love your snakeskin manicure!
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Love this! Whenever I try to stamp it comes out disastrous. Maybe because I don't have the Konad polish? I try using anything thats really pigmented but so far I just can't get the polish onto the stamp!
I absolutely love this! Very clever.
Beautiful. I am waiting for my set of plates to arrive in the post.
I Loveee this! I am going to add it to my list of manicures to try!
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SPARTANBURG, S.C.- Four people shot and killed at a motorcycle shop in Spartanburg County 10 years ago were honored during a memorial service.
Those speaking at the ceremony in Spartanburg on Wednesday evening urged someone with information about the shootings to come forward.
No arrests have been made in the shooting that occurred Nov. 6, 2003 at the Superbike Motorsports shop in Chesnee.
Thirty-year-old Scott Ponder, his 52-year-old mother Beverly Elaine Guy and two other employees, 29-year-old Brian Lucas and 26-year-old Chris Sherbert died in the shooting. A customer found the victims.
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The sound of jazz rang through the University of Idahos campus last weekend as 300 bands from across the US and Canada played at the Lionel Hampton Jazz festival. Many famous jazz artists were on hand in Moscow, Idaho to perform and run workshops for the young musicians.
Bands in Blaines division competed on two stages. Saturday morning the Blaine high school jazz band took first place on its stage. That evening they played at the Kibbie Dome in front of an audience of 5,000 against the winner of stage two, a band from Oregon, to determine first in the division. Out of the 300 bands, only eight were selected to play at the Winners Concert, an honor for both directors and band members.
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Governor Bob McDonnell today announced that the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will advertise an estimated $1.1 billion in construction and maintenance projects during the first six months of Fiscal Year 2011. The estimated economic impact of the work is 33,900 jobs created or supported, as well as $2.83 billion in economic activity and $282.5 million in taxes that will come back to the state.
"After taking office, I directed VDOT to start authorizing and advertising projects in a more timely and efficient manner, in order to get much needed road projects underway, and traffic moving again," McDonnell said. "In just six months, the agency will have advertised $1.1 billion – half of its annual budget. This will have a positive impact on Virginia's infrastructure and economy. For every $100 million spent on highway maintenance, it is estimated 3,000 jobs are created or supported. By working hard to ensure that VDOT invests all available transportation resources as soon as they become available, and in a manner that has the most benefit to motorists traveling throughout the state, we will greatly improve our transportation system and spur economic growth."
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Thanks to a first-place win in The American Protege International Vocal Competition 2014, Glen Allen High School student Matija Tomas will travel to New York City to perform at Carnegie Hall in December.
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Henricus Historical Park will commemorate its anniversary during Publick Day, a signature annual event that celebrates the establishment of the second successful English settlement in the New World. In September 1611, Sir Thomas Dale, along with soldiers, tradesmen and farmers, ventured from Jamestown to create the Citie of Henricus. Leaders of Henricus developed the first English hospital, chartered the first college in North America, established tobacco as the first cash crop in Virginia, and created a place where Pocahontas lived and met John Rolfe.
Publick Day will take place Saturday, Sept. 20, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free and parking is $5 per vehicle. > Read more.
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Extras sought for AMC's 'TURN'
Paid extras are being sought to appear in the AMC television series TURN: Washington's Spies, which will begin filming its second season in the Richmond area at the end of September and continue through February.
No experience is required, but producers say that extras must have flexible availability, reliable transportation and a positive attitude.
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TGIF! Celebrate the weekend at Oak Hall Baptist Church's Community Block Party on Saturday. Learn more about ballroom dancing, art and Colonial times. Or take the kids to Generation Z Games for water play or Southern Season to cook up a Disney-theme meal. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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