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This 24-hour and 14-minute section of my life begins on a frigid Vermont eve, as my dog, mom, and I jump in the car to drive home to our 20×18 Foot, waterless, three room skiing camp. It used to be a hunting camp but the moose head and rifles shipped out about eight years ago when my mom stumbled upon the hidden oasis. With a bubbling brook, willowing pines, miles of snowy kingdoms, and infrequent snowmobiles, this house has been a haven for rest, relaxation, and escape.
My day begins at 8:09 the night before with Jack quiet and unnoticed in the back, and my mom's distinguished voice cutting in above the loud and bumpy noise of the car rattling over the road. The first two recordings capture these combatting sounds of the drive home. My mom's voice represents all three of Chion's methods of listening, causal, semantic, and reduced because I'm listening and I know it's to my mom, processing the words she's saying, and I'm also catching the strain in her voice. On the other hand, when my mom isn't speaking the ambient sounds of the car, the tires, the gravel, and the snow, are heard as a simple causal background and don't undergo the reduced listening gaze. This contrast between the two recordings displays an interesting correlation between what humans might consider ambient noise, and what they might focus on more readily and understand more fully. As I listen to my mom's voice, I can't help but hear the effort in her voice, also known as her intonation. When the ambient noise returns to the solo stage, it seems almost subconsciously ignored. Since there isn't a human voice speaking words that have meaning, the hearing sense returns to its most basic and easiest function, causal listening. Much like Horowitz discusses, it seems as if since nothing "dangerous or wonderful is [any]where within the kilometer or so that [my] ears can detect," I am at ease and paying very little acute attention to my surroundings (Horowitz 1). Because I was comfortable and safe in the car, my auditory alert system was diluted and fuzzier.
Next comes a short excerpt of couch life from inside the cozy camp. The thirty-four seconds of camp ambience, represented by my mom's cooing of my dog and her subtle typing, are overlaid with another more prominent level of sound. Whilst I was surrounded by the natural rhythms of my home, quite comfortable and at ease, I was also using technology, my laptop, to watch a short bit of BBC's Planet Earth documentary series. The squawking of birds followed by heavy flapping and screeching exceptionally simulates a short auditory experience of a jungle. I think this soundscape would greatly interest Professor Horowitz because of his interest in the apparent attack of technology. What is most interesting is my paradox of immersing my mind in sounds and images of nature, through the use of hearing's worst enemy: the humdrum of modern technology. Horowitz claims listening is a skill that we're in danger of losing in a world of digital distraction an information overload," but it seems technologically simulated nature is becoming extremely effective as we progress (2). I would question whether this is a positive or negative development in our auditory relations with our machine world and the natural world.
The next morning begins my daily maneuvers, which appear as a semi-routine when taken as a group of three. My first task, as every other morning I get the chance, I turn on my computer, rub the sleep from my eyes, put some water on to heat, and throw on Twiddle's When it Rains it Poors. Next I scratchily get dressed for the day, today's different though; it's an adventure day. I pull on Under Armour, Hot Chilly leggings, warm socks, a breathable athletic shirt, and then toss on my Patagonia pullover. The shifty sounds of this short excerpt lead up to the actual boiling of the water, followed by the short pour into the teacup. With my uplifted mood and preparations both checked off for the morning, I'm ready to begin in earnest, a walk with Jack.
The earliest sounds of our excursion are my two attempts at capturing the natural stillness surrounding us. For so long, the only harsh sounds of my atmosphere are my heavy footfalls, but when they stop, a total silence encompasses my auditory world. But then, as I stop to record and take a sip or water, the faint murmur of snowmobiles approaches, and quickly grows to a harsh berating mechanical sound. Again my mind turns to Horowitz, Chion, Schafer, and maybe even Bijsterveld, as I contemplate the type of sounds, causal and reduced, their historical and cultural ramifications, and their current source: technology. This juxtaposition of silence with manmade interruption is interesting, but not alone. The very next recording captures another brief technological intrusion, the car driving by, followed by the crisp beat of my footsteps. Only between them, there is another notable exclamation of sound. My quite estranged voice, to mine own ears, cuts through the crunching snow to signal my ingrained need for lingual communication.
The walk continues a, little more organically, with Jack's sniffing layered above the quiet birdcalls subtly crisscrossing around the immediate area. It's an ineffable moment of natural peace and I'm grateful to have captured it. A while after, we finally reach the main road, and are immediately bombarded by the roar of commonplace automobile. Silence recaptures its hold briefly, only to have it shattered by a cluster of cars roaring by. Now Jack and I are resigned to a period of repeated and equally jarring mechanical interruptions. We amble rather soundlessly, more for the reason that the ears are forced to be ever wary of incoming cars, and unable to catch the nuances of the breezes and river nearby. A pity the Mad River couldn't make an appearance, but maybe another day. The monotonous necessity of the causal listening reminded me of Karin Bijsterveld and her inquiries within Listening to Machines: Industrial Noise, Hearing Loss and the Cultural Meaning of Sound. Specifically, she discusses the necessity of hearing within industrial settings, but it seems to me that even two-lane Route 100 has become a hub of technologically caused noise. Everywhere, not just in the factories, are the harsh interruptions of human mechanical culture.
Luckily only about fifteen minutes go by and we find a side road, laden with quaint residences, that parallels the highway, but with a major reduction in auto-noise. This recording captures the crescendo clacking of Jack's claws upon the gravelly and deteriorated pavement. What most interests me is the dynamic of Jack's approach. How it goes from quiet, to a climactic and powerful sound, and suddenly dies when he reaches me, and his other goal, an ear-scratch. I found this little snippet to interest me more musically than many of the others. As a beat boxer, I am always subconsciously on the lookout for interesting sounds or effects to replicate. How I somehow managed to get my recorder going just before he trotted contentedly over to me I will never know, but will forever be thankful for. I imagine it might also interest Chion in terms of sound type and resultant effects.
To finally wrap-up this day of some mixture of companionship with Jack, nostalgia with my mom, my regular routines, serene nature, and invasive industry, a cascade of noise and refreshment washes away the trance of the auditory adventure. The shower's surround-sound effect, coupled with the physical effects of the cleansing water sweep away the soundscape of the day. As soon as the curtain pulls closed, the sound sphere of my perception shrinks and returns to dorm-life mode. I am readying myself for the nearly constant murmur of human interaction, whether it be music, conversation, or movement. I reflect on my day and realize suddenly what a wonderful day with my dog that was. And then I decided to write about it.
Works Cited
Horowitz, Seth. "The Science and Art of Listening." The New York Times, 11 Nov. 2012. Web. 11 Feb. 2013.
Chion, Michael. "The Three Listening Modes." The Sound Studies Reader. Ed. Jonathan Sterne. New York: Routledge, 2012. 48-53. Print.
Schafer, Murray. "Open Ears." Thinking About Sound. N.p.: n.p., n.d. 25-39. Print.
Bijsterveld, Karin. "Listening to Machines: Industrial Noise, Hearing Loss and the Cultural Meaning of Sound." The Sound Studies Reader (2012): 152-64. Text.
Twiddle. "When it Rains it Poors. Somewhere on the Mountain. 2011. CD.
Below is a sequence of my 12 recordings, played as read. Another can be found by following this Soundcloud link and starting at the bottom, and working your way up.
Driving Home on dirt road Driving Home Two Pulling i Driveway Planet Earth Watching twiddle 30 second morning Getting Dressed in the morning Pouring Tea Water Silence Penetrated by Snowmobiles Car followed by walking Sniffy Puppy Getting to edge of the road Jack Walks to Me taking a shower, Sugar loops at beginning?


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Alexa.com reports "Pinterest.com is ranked #133 in the world according to the three-month Alexa traffic rankings… The site's visitors view 10.7 unique pages each day on average."
In our individual attempts to make sense of the vast sea of information that the internet gives us access to, we bookmark things in our browsers, we like things in Facebook, and now you can Pin things to boards in Pinterest. This is more than a personal organizing tool, it is a social tool, where you find friends and other people who like what you like. If you thought you had seen it all, trust me, you haven't. Whatever your interest, it's already pinned to a board somewhere on Pinterest, and easy to find with categories and search. In fact, it's fun and by many accounts, addictive. Once you've found pictures of your favorite place in the world, you want to keep looking.
For businesses who have visual products, whether it is fashion, art or power tools, Pinterest is a great tool for getting feedback from your audience on what they like. I created this board to collect my favorite Marketing Infographics. I search Pinterest to repin things to my board from other boards, and was notified immediately when someone liked my image.
We marketers know that there is plenty of content out there to curate and share with our audiences to engage them. Pinterest makes it visual. Business applications abound. For instance, interior design firms create thematic boards to show clients and get feedback. A pet store might have a cute puppy contest where entrants post photos. The winner is the pinner who got the most repins. The examples are endless.
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Lots of art being posted lately, so here's some frighteningly frivolous fun.
Presenting Vincent Price in a commercial for "Tilex".
Here's something more enjoyable: Vincent Price hosts the Muppet show (Part 1).
Ahhh. Much better.
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For all my creepy kittens and ghoulish guys, I happily present the work of Joe Vaux.
First, a tiny complaint. What is it with artists and hip designers making their entire site flash-based? While flash-flooded sites are entertaining for a moment (I did enjoy the little critters waving at me on Vaux's site), it can make for tedious navigation (terrible from an accessibility standpoint). Tip for when you visit his site: the barely-visible button to turn off the sound is in the top left corner.
All this was forgiven once I got to the good stuff: his art.
Vaux's work reminds me of Salvador Dali meets Disney's Night on Bald Mountain. There's loads going on visually and so many characters to discover in one piece.
Lighthearted, pretty and fun. Those are the words I would use to describe the art of Mike Mitchell (or Sir Mitchell, or Sir Mike of Mitchell as he sometimes calls himself).
I'm drawn to the warm tones used and the overall softness of the images. I always enjoy when an artist knows how to effectively use shadow without making it feel too dark or sinister.
Little to be found bio-wise, with the exception that he's male, 26, from the States and was born close to Halloween.
I can tell you he has a blog and an etsy shop.
Currently, it doesn't look like you can buy King Skully (pictured left) or Little Pilot Skullington (pictured below).
But if you're determined to purchase something and are looking for gift ideas (I like to pretend everyone wants to buy me presents), I'll take the limited print of Their Day Will Come showcasing a wine-swigging cockroach atop a skull, exclaiming "Marvellous!".
While my props don't usually see the light of day, I make it a point to bring them outside near the end of completion. Sunshine is an unapologetic critic; it shows all the warts (and not the good kind like you find on witches).
It's amazing how different a prop looks in the daylight.
I use this time to scrutinize him. I note elements that worked in low light but fail when spotlighted. I then decide how much I will adjust it.
I am over the moon with how the dog fur looks on him. I think it's the best idea I've ever had. Hands down. While I'm sure it's been done before, I've never seen anyone else use this technique, so there was an undercurrent of hesitation under my enthusiasm as I glued the pieces on. I promise to include more pictures that showcase his fur.
I don't want to ruin how he looks in darker environments, but I want him to hold up when there's no hiding in shadow. This is especially true for Marmota Monax because I think he'll be living a lot of his life in the light.
Painting for the dark is very different from painting for the light.
David MacDowell describes his art as a fun-loving poke at consumerism, pop culture and the cult of personality. His newest show is called The Sins of Atticus Finch, and I love the piece "Parents Just Don't Understand" (pictured right).
Note the mockingbirds on his tie, and the ad on the back of the book he's reading. Details, folks, it's all in the details.
Most of his subjects are from the media - various movies and celebrities. It's a very entertaining portfolio to peruse.
Step right up and pick a door on the Loved to Death website.
Who likes a good riddle? Tell me, which door leads to taxidermy: the one labelled "art", "antiques", "jewelry" or "taxidermy"?
If you said all of them, you win!
Let's start with the 1930's vintage top hat (pictured right). The hat is described as such:
A Victorian inspired framed squirrel taxidermy memento mori piece on the side with a genuine preserved squirrel tail accent in place of a traditional feather. The frame is set on a blood red burgundy velvet backing with genuine taxidermy squirrel feet, a gold genuine squirrel heart and handmade calalily flowers.
Like most children of India in the little village of Bihar, Subodh Gupta grew up carrying a tiffin pot (a three-tiered tin) containing his lunch. Unlike his peers, he became a world class artist and used those same tiffin pots to create Very Hungry God (pictured left).
Many of Gupta's sculptures are made with cooking utensils and other mundane, common household items.
His life is an honest-to-goodness story of rags to riches full of determination, conflict, and even a shady plot point to keep you interested.
I'd send you to the artist's website, but he doesn't appear to have one. Granted, I'm a bit pressed for time today so I didn't dig too far down in my search.
For those of you who wish to know more about the artist, I suggest reading an article written by Tara Kilachand on www.livemint.com.
Visual art takes time. It took me four years to reach somewhere to change, and in between I made so much not good art. When you lose something and become empty, something new comes out.
I just came across Depeche Mode's video for "Wrong".
It's fairly violent and a tad disturbing, so the faint of heart or sensitive soul may want to skip this one. It's also very effective. It grabs your attention and curiosity.
It's like watching a mini horror movie. I couldn't take my eyes off it.
I've watched it three times, a little hypnotized.
I also like the song itself. But maybe it's just because I haven't had enough electric keyboard and drum machine in my life since Depeche Mode went on hiatus.
Normally I get impatient during the prop making process, but it's been different with Marmota Monax. Every stage has been at a slower pace, but I wouldn't have it any other way.
He now has feet and a base coat (white latex primer for the head, hands and feet; black acrylic for the body).
He can hold his little lantern well, and I can easily slip it in and out of his hand.
It's the next step that I am debating. Originally, I had planned on having all his body cloaked but I've been hit with some (slightly odd) inspiration. What if I covered him with fur?
I don't like most of the fake fur products out there, and I really can't justify spending extra money on it at the moment. But...what if...I covered him in real fur?
I'm not talking about buying the hide of an animal, nor using an old fur coat from a thrift shop. I'm talking about the thick hair of a dog.
The plan was to do a quick blog and then get on with the day. If that was my intent, I never should have chosen Eliza Gauger as my subject.
Upon arrival to her website you're greeted with the illusion of an E drive command/shell window secretly acting as her navigation menu.
I wish the command prompt worked because it reminds me of War Operation Plan Response (is a War Games reference too obscure these days?). I'm almost convinced if I type in Global Thermonuclear War the computer will speak to me and ask if I'd rather play a game of chess.
I think I just met my nerd-quota for the day.
Eliza is an artist who dabbles in both oil and acrylic, digital paintings, and photographs. First and foremost she seems to consider herself an illustrator. I use the word seems because trying to find straightforward answers in regard to her personal bio can be challenging, though she is present across the Web.
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In this video, Pääbo covers a lot of ground, noting several lines of genetic evidence for the evolution of modern humans from earlier hominids in Africa, as well as for the interbreeding between early humans and Neanderthals.
We should not be ashamed of the fact that our faith integrates spirit and body; our faith calls us to regard the stuff of creation in all of its materiality as good, and thus offers the best starting point for the practice and pleasure of art.
If God has indeed created all things, pure scientific truth should never be a "problematic thing" for Christians. If anything, scientific truth enriches the faith as it reveals his majesty and provides Christians with a deeper understanding of God.
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- A Hard Day's Night -- Tuesday, September 17
This 1964 British black-and-white comedy stars The Beatles during the height of their popularity and portrays a few days in the lives of the group. (87 min.)
- Tous les Matins du Monde -- Tuesday, October 29
Based on the book of the same name, this 1991 French film features Gerard Depardieu as late-17th century composer Marin Marais. (115 min., presented with subtitles)
- Round Midnight -- Tuesday, November 12
A wistful and tragic musical drama from 1986, this film tells the tale of jazzman Dale Turner, a character drawn from several real-life music legends, as he performs and battles alcohol abuse in the Paris jazz scene during the 1950s. (133 min.)
- Dream Girls -- Tuesday, February 11
This 2006 musical drama follows the history and evolution of American R&B music during the 1960s and 1970s through the eyes of the fictional group The Dreams and their manipulative manager. The star-studded cast includes Jamie Foxx, Beyonce Knowles, Eddie Murphy, and Jennifer Hudson. (130 min.)
- Buena Vista Social Club -- Tuesday, March 18
This film explores the music of Cuba by chronicling a group of legendary Cuban musicians as they record an album together. The 1999 documentary follows the group as they travel to the United States for a performance, despite the political tension between the two countries. (105 min.)
- This is Spinal Tap -- Tuesday, April 15
Lampooning the wild behavior and pretensions of the era's rock bands, this 1984 cult classic mockumentary follows the dimwitted members of the fictional British group Spinal Tap as they go on tour. It stars Rob Reiner, Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, and Harry Shearer. (82 min.)
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The Board of Trustees of the Roseville Joint Union High School District decided at its meeting on September 2, 2003, not to enact any district-wide policy on teaching evolution, according to the Sacramento Bee (September 7, 2003). The decision follows months of discussion on the part of the school board and activism on the part of creationists and supporters of evolution education alike.
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The first draft of new state science standards has been released by the Minnesota Department of Education and posted on its website. However, the version originally posted on September 9 was removed after a short time and replaced by a slightly different one. According to a September 10 report in the St. Paul Pioneer Press (headlined "Squelched Standards Hedged on Evolution") the only difference between the two versions was in "(h)ow they described the teaching of evolution.
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On November 6, 2003, the Texas Board of Education voted to place all eleven biology textbooks under consideration on the approved list, despite protests of antievolutionist groups about the treatment of evolution in the books. The 11-4 vote was preliminary, and the final vote will take place on November 7.
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First, we're having a GREAT time with the One School-One Book program…. Getting "thank you" notes from parents already about how it's "forcing" some family reading time that they seemed to have lost over the years.
Since last spring, our entire school has excitedly embraced the One School, One Book Program. We will soon begin our spring selection: A Cricket in Times Square -- the third book we've adopted since the spring of 2010! We are so thrilled with the positive impact this program has had on our students, families, and staff
I think the OSOB program is brilliant. My seven year-old attends Orleans Elementary in Massachusetts and they (we) are reading Masterpiece. Since the grades levels range from one to five at this school, finding a book to suit all is difficult. My daughter can follow the big picture somewhat but we have to reinforce what we've read because it's a lot to take in for her.
The One District, One Book program promoted by Read To Them...is a powerful way to systemically address and promote a culture of literacy throughout the entire school system.My school actually adopted a hamster and even used it as "pet therapy" for many of the behaviorally challenged children in our school.


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Friday, September 10, 2004Richmond, Ky. (Sep. 10, 2004) - Despite 14 kills from junior Sara Scandiffio (Purcellville, Va.), the ETSU volleyball squad lost its fifth match of the season at the hands of the Eastern Kentucky Colonel's (19-30, 30-27, 24-30, 18-30) tonight in opening round action at the Nike/Comfort Suites Invitational in Richmond, Ky. The Lady Bucs fall to 0-5 on the season while EKU improves to 6-1 on the year. The Colonels picked up a 30-19 win in game one after racking up a .303 hitting percentage over the first stanza (compared to ETSU's .000 mark). EKU benefited from three kills a piece from freshman Amy Arlinghaus, Aldridge and Guard to pick up the victory. The Buccaneers evened things up by pulling out a 30-27 victory in game two, thanks in part to seven kills from Jennifer Sartor. ETSU rebounded from their game one struggles to hit .292 as a team in the second set. Facing a 1-all tie, the Colonels went on to hit .303 and .395, respectively, over the final two games to pull out the victory. Eastern took a hard-fought 30-24 victory in game three before closing out the match with a 30-18 win in the fourth (where they held ETSU to a .054 hitting percentage). The Lady Bucs managed a hitting percentage of just .140 compared to the .289 of the Colonel's and posted just 7.0 total blocks for the match. Plagued by 16 service errors against just four by the Colonel's, the Lady Bucs were never able to rebound from the high number of unforced errors. "Our team fought very hard tonight, especially during the comeback in the second game. We need to continue to work together as a team and find our weaknesses and improve on them," head coach Lindsey Devine said. In the loss, setter Brittany Kessel (Libertyville, Ill.) managed 38 assists, while Jennifer Sartor (Toronto, Canada) posted 13 kills adding four digs and three service aces on the night. ETSU was led on the defensive side by Karen Freeburg (New Castle, Ind.) with a tally of 11 digs adding one ace and one kill for the match. ETSU will face the University of Evansville at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and will face Lipscomb at 3:00 p.m. in final day action at the Nike/Comfort Suites Invitational.


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Dennis Johnson has some qualities that I like too, but he simply has to do a better job of holding on to the football. His ball security issues are a huge liability, to the point it's more concerning for me than any other back in this draft along with Johnathan Franklin. Backs that fumble constantly worry the hell out of me.
It's interesting that both Arkansas backs Knile Davis and Dennis Johnson are somewhat prolific fumblers. Of the two, Knile Davis fumbled at least twice as much as Dennis Johnson in 2012.
Dennis Johnson has lost three fumbles this year, one on a carry, one on a catch and one on a kick return. He fumbled twice more, one on a carry and one on a kick return, and recovered them both himself. In 2011 he lost three fumbles, all on carries. He fumbled twice more (one on a catch) but didn't lose them.
Considering he's touched the ball about 330 times in the two years combined, having lost 6 fumbles is not good, but I'm not sure I'd call it epidemic. And I do see some progress in that he fumbled four times on carries in 2011 but only twice on carries in 2012.
Knile Davis is the one you've got to worry about there, IMO.
They both have fumble issues. Knile Davis has been a disaster this year all the way around. He's fumbled 8 times just this season.
Dennis Johnson has fumbled 5 times this year. He fumbled 5 times last year. The problem is that he kills his team when he does. He fumbled inside the 5 yardline against LSU this past game when Arkansas was going in to score on their first drive, and it sucked all the momentum from Arkansas. He did the same thing last year against LSU when he had a game changing fumble.
His fumbled against South Carolina again inside the 5 yardline that changed the game. Him and Knile both fumbled all over the place against Alabama, but those didn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. Bama was going to blow 'em out either way.
If you just look at it in terms of statistics on a sheet of paper they're worrisome, but they're easier to dismiss. But when you watch 'em happen and how they change the momentum of games, they tend to stick with you.
At least Franklin appears to have cleaned his fumbling issues up somewhat from previous years.
I believe ball security can be fixable to an extent through coaching, although I just hate to see it be that big of an issue... especially for Senior backs.... although you can't fix small hands.
Dennis Johnson can be a nice contributing back in my estimation. I like his balance, thick lower half, and low center of gravity to go along with his versatility as a returner and receiver. He's a natural pass catcher with soft hands out of the backfield. He'll surprise you with how good he is in pass protection too.
But putting the ball on the ground constantly will find your butt on the bench, particularly if you tend to do it in key situations that change the game and hurt your team. That's just the way it is.
That's why he hasn't been used as much during his career as you'd think... momentum killing fumbles. I like the kid though. I hope he fixes it.
I saw the fumble on the catch against LSU and I saw the one on the kick return earlier in the year. I appreciate that some of these fumbles killed momentum and/or really impacted the game but in my opinion that result is completely non-correlated with the tendency to fumble. Any time a ball carrier fumbles, it could be the margin of the game.
I think it's the opposite. Even if you're watching the fumbles and see them live, and are therefore able to appreciate the impact of the fumbles, you have to separate that from the analysis in my opinion. You have to reduce it down to numbers.
The LONE exception (to me) is in situations in which you're carrying the football with a lead, trying to run out the clock, and the situation makes it clear that ball security takes absolute precedence over yard gaining. Ball security always takes precedence obviously, so let's not start in on any speeches here, but I think it does mean something when you're up by a touchdown with 3 minutes left on the clock and you're calling carries just to run out as much clock as possible, and you fumble the ball. It's not so much a ball security observation, as it is a mental observation, in that situation.
Overall I do remember fumbling being an issue early in Dennis Johnson's career with Arkansas and I do remember it being one reason he wasn't favored (though how they end up favoring Knile Davis over Dennis Johnson on the basis of tendency to fumble is still baffling to me). It is disturbing that he never got it fully corrected, and I can't say with certainty that he showed progress by only fumbling two times on his 137 carries in his senior year. Just the way you mentioned it being more concerning for him than for any other back in this draft made it seem like he fumbles more than he actually does. I was far more concerned with David Wilson's propensity toward fumbling than I am Dennis Johnson's.
I highly doubt he falls, but if Giovani Bernard is sitting around in the third, I'm drafting him and not apologizing for it.
If Giovani Bernard enters the Draft (and I would think he would considering he's got two years of being 'the man' under his belt already) then he most assuredly will be the highest rated RB in the Draft. There will be GMs and scouts that remain uncomfortable with Andre Ellington's lack of size. Not that Bernard is huge or anything but he's built more soundly than Ellington.
The fates seem conspired to pound on the quarterbacks in this year's draft, not just because most of them tripped all over themselves during the college season but also because a ridiculous number of quarterbacks were drafted high in 2011 and 2012. Because of that, you could see some other players pushed up a little higher...perhaps Giovani Bernard among them. I liken him to Doug Martin as a prospect but the fact of the matter is he might be a better prospect than Doug was, though not necessarily a better pro.
Giovani Bernard should declare. I think he's ready to contribute immediately at the next level. A true 3 down back.
He reminds me of Tiki Barber when he came out of Virginia, except Bernard is better than Tiki was in college. Barber developed into an outstanding pro once he got his fumbling issues corrected, and was a better pro than he was a college player.
Given the talent I expect to be there when we draft, I'd expect us to go DE or CB in the 1st - maybe WR if K. Allen is there, or if we're high on T. Williams. To my eyes, Williams has elite movement skills for a WR his size. Outstanding acceleration. Reminds me of TO or A. Johnson in that respect. More than maybe any WR in the draft, I see a guy who can take a 5-yard slant to the house.


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- Bowl game: Peach Bowl vs Ole Miss
TCU was a legit College Football Playoff contender, but fell just short.
3/4/15: The TCU Horned Frogs are expecting to build upon a very successful 2014 campaign and a lot of that depends on the health and productivity of quarterback Trevone Boykin. Boykin will have surgery on his left (non-throwing) wrist and miss at least part of spring practices. The injury actually occurred last October, though Boykin never missed a snap. The surgery is currently set for the first week of April and will fix a fracture in the wrist. Fortunately, this seems like a minor hindrance at the time and should not affect the regular season, where Boykin is considered an early candidate for the Heisman Trophy.
2/25/15: It is old news that TCU could be considered snubbed in the first ever College Football Playoff, and indeed, no one wanted to play them. At least they handled themselves with grace, unlike a certain head coach and team that also is from Texas and plays in the Big 12. TCU head coach Gary Patterson has his own solution for the future. He would like to see the playoff field expanded to six teams and all Power Five conference champions get into the playoffs, with the final spot going to an at-large team. And, he would eliminate the conference championship games. Sounds like a decent plan, but good luck on getting the other conferences to abandon their cash cow conference championship games.
2/18/15: Not all coaching transitions involve coaches going to a different program, sometimes they are promotions within the program they are already at. That is the case for Chad Glasgow and DeMontie Cross. Glasgow had been the safeties coach and Cross was the linebackers coach for the Horned Frogs. However, longtime defensive coordinator Dick Bumpas is now retired, so the two position coaches were promoted to co-defensive coordinators. Glasgow was the defensive coordinator for Texas Tech under Tommy Tuberville, but that was not successful as they were out of the top 100 in most defensive categories. TCU is hoping that they continue the fine work of Bumpas - the Horned Frogs were second nationally in defense last season.
2/11/15: TCU was not a major player for the so-called elite recruits in 2015. In fact, the program did not sign any five stars and only one four star recruit (defensive back DeShawn Raymond from Round Rock, Texas). They finished ranked 34th by Rivals, and that is usually the case with the Horned Frogs. Of course, their coaching has been outstanding and the team was arguably snubbed from the playoffs this past season. They will have some replacing to do in the coaching ranks, though, as long-time defensive coordinator Dick Bumpas is retiring. Just a quick note on his abilities - he led TCU's defense to be the top ranked unit in college football three times in 11 seasons.
2/4/15: TCU generally does not get the highest graded players during recruiting. They are not Alabama or Florida State, and they do not have the same kind of tradition, facilities or boosters. At least not yet. But TCU typically does an excellent job of coaching up their players - and that was evident in their top 5 ranking at the end of the season. This year, TCU is ranked 31st in their recruiting class by Rivals. That is good, but does not have the five star prospects other programs have. But that should be of little concern. If the past few years have taught us anything it is that Gary Patterson and his staff can mold these guys into one of the best teams in the country.
1/28/15: TCU now has three years under their belt in a major conference, and their success shows that they were a proper choice for the Big 12. The TCU brand has never been stronger and the program never better. TCU now has a chance to show they are really running with the big boys after Daylon Mack decommitted from Texas A&M and indicated that TCU is now the leader. A prospect like Mack may not have considered the Horned Frogs in past years, but with TCU's recent success and bowl game wins, the school has a chance to get its strongest recruiting class ever.
1/21/15: The debate may never end - the one about whether TCU should have been in the College Football Playoff or not. Many believe they were snubbed and TCU validated those feelings by dominating their bowl game. But the TCU coaching staff handled it with grace and class - something Baylor could take a lesson from. In the end, TCU finished in third place in both the Coaches Poll and the AP Poll with their impressive 12-1 record. As for recruiting, TCU is currently ranked 24th and has a lot of three star recruits likely to come into the program. But do not let the ranking fool you, TCU is an elite program because they can coach guys up.


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I love the snack ideas! Great suggestions for Wheels on the Bus versions. We just found a new favorite one called "The Seals on the Bus" There is a verse for the "vipers" on the bus that go "ssss". It's so cute. There are lots of animals in it so I think your snack will go great!ReplyDelete
What a great idea. My nephew is a huge Wheels on the Bus fan so I will definitely be looking for the book AND making that snack. I think all that sugar would make it a big hit with me too, lol.
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My nephews use to love singing along to this song in the car :) This is a great idea.
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Pauline Cicuzza, 87, of Shawmut Avenue, Johnsonburg, died Saturday, Jan. 18, 2014 at the Elk Regional Health Center following a short illness.
She was born Dec. 20, 1926 in Shawmut, daughter of the late Frederick and Flora (Minnick) Fischer.
On Nov. 10, 1946, she married Clement A. "Dubb" Cicuzza, he preceded her in death on May 18, 2006.
She was a homemaker, member of St. John Lutheran Church, Johnsonburg Senior Center, and was known for her frequent walks around the area for exercise.
Born and raised in Shawmut, she lived most of her life in Johnsonburg.
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In addition to her parents and husband, she is preceded in death by one brother, Glenn Fischer; and four sisters, Gertrude Berkey, Dorothy Faulkner, Mildred Larson, and Ruth Washkow.
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