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Is this the sound of Sibelius's lost Eighth Symphony?
Readers of
Helsingin Sanomat
get a chance to hear the Helsinki Philharmonic performing a fragment of draft material that sounds tantalisingly like it might be from Sibelius's famously burned late work
Timo Virtanen
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By Vesa Sirén
My hands are trembling just a little bit as I run the magnifying glass over the 80-year-old score in the National Library.
That boom from the timpani, those dissonances, and the symphonic progression of those fragments…
Yes, the handwriting, both literally and figuratively, is familiar: late period
Jean Sibelius
(1865-1957), but what we have here does not belong to any known orchestral work by the master.
Could it be?
Could this be the Holy Grail of Finnish classical music - a sketch of Sibelius's lost Eighth Symphony? "Yes, this could very well be a fragment of the Eighth Symphony or from the beginning of one of its movements", replies
Timo Virtanen
, editor-in-chief of the critical edition of the collected works of Jean Sibelius, his voice suitably hushed.
This was not supposed to be possible
. Sibelius's Seventh Symphony was completed in 1924.
He worked on an Eighth, for quite some time in fact, without anything material appearing (in spite of considerable public expectation, on both sides of the Atlantic), and then in the 1940s, something happened that should have put a full stop to the matter.
The composer's grandson
Erkki Virkkunen
drove to Sibelius's home of Ainola and heard of "a great bonfire" that had just taken place in the grate of the living-room fireplace.
"Grandmother was almost in tears; she was totally shocked. I don't know what scores it was that went up in smoke that day. I presume the self-criticism had reached such a point that… well, you know. Grandpa just mentioned, almost in passing, that we'd had a big bonfire. He didn't make a big thing of it; it seemed more a subject for humour than anything", recalled Virkkunen in an interview in the 1990s.
But did something, anything
, escape the flames?
Sibelius reportedly stated as late as in the 1950s that "sketches" of the symphony were complete.
It has been possible to explore the subject with a little more accuracy since the 1990s, when Sibelius scholar
Kari Kilpeläinen
completed the cataloguing of the vast body of manuscript material that the Sibelius family handed over to the University of Helsinki and the National Library in 1982.
Among this body of material are a good many unidentified drafts dating from the time Sibelius was supposed to be working on the Eighth Symphony, but there has been no prima facie evidence to link them to the work itself.
One page does admittedly bear the words "Sinfonia VIII commincio", suggesting the beginning of the work, but the reverse of the sheet of music paper contains nothing more than a sketch for a few bars of orchestral music.
Another page contains drafts for the Seventh Symphony and the cryptic "VIII" attached to a particular fragment of melody.
Basically, that was all that was assumed to exist.
The discussion took a startling new direction
when Sibelius researcher
Nors S. Josephson
(an external editor of the critical edition) became excited at the sheer volume of unidentified sketches.
There are indeed a lot of them, at a rough glance something like 800 pages of music - and a sizeable proportion of this material dates from the period when Sibelius might have been at work on the missing Eighth Symphony.
In 2004, Josephson published an article entitled "On Some Apparent Sketches for Sibelius's Eighth Symphony", in which he made a determined case for suggesting that the entire symphony could be reconstructed!
Timo Virtanen does not share this view
, having himself written an article on the fragments for a Finnish music magazine. Virtanen also presented the subject at a recent seminar.
"It is not possible to patch together Sibelius's entire symphony from these sketches", he argues.
In Virtanen's view, Josephson drew some interesting, bold, and ultimately probably also false conclusions from what were basically only a few isolated instrumental lines for a couple of bars of music.
At the same time, Josephson did not take any account of sketches found in another file of archived documents that hinted at orchestration.
Virtanen is actually the first researcher who has sifted out from the enormous body of material the most orchestrated sketches from the late period for "unknown works". Obviously these are likely to be the strongest candidates when we look for sketches of the lost symphony.
"These [other] sketches could well point us towards the Eighth Symphony, and they indicate that Sibelius had taken off in a quite startling direction", says Virtanen.
It certainly looks that way
. The dissonances are similar to those found in
(Funeral Music), Op.111b for organ, composed somewhat hurriedly for the funeral in 1931 of the painter
Akseli Gallen-Kallela
How does it sound?
Virtanen has selected from the later sketches and drafts a fragment that Sibelius has worked up for orchestration and a couple of other drafts with hints at an orchestral treatment, and he has written them out as a clean copy on the PC.
I ask him for the parts for the orchestra musicians.
He writes these up, too, as clean versions on the computer, as Sibelius's handwriting is quite tricky.
Nothing is added at this copying process: it is all Sibelius.
We head off to the new Music Centre in Helsinki
to have a word or two with
Sakari Oramo
, Chief Conductor with the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, and with
John Storgårds
, his opposite number at the Helsinki Philharmonic.
"Phew. This is pretty heady stuff"
, says a dazed Oramo. "It stops right there just as
[Sibelius] has called from the kitchen to tell Janne to come and eat", he jokes.
But then he tries out the harmonies on the piano and his mood grows altogether more serious.
"There is a sense of searching and exhaustion in here. The material has an archaic dissonance to it."
One draft is a complete page of scoring for an orchestral work, marked as page 9.
"This is more finished and at the same time more familiar music. Sibelius is banging out dissonant seconds, but in an open fashion."
While Oramo packs up his things
to go off and conduct in London, Storgårds agrees to subject the drafts to a little laboratory testing with the musicians of the Helsinki Philharmonic.
What we get is the first performance, for the readers of the online pages of
Helsingin Sanomat
Sibelius himself would not be best pleased
from beyond the grave.
He abandoned the work of all these years and would not have relished hearing them played.
But when even his exercises from the years when he was a callow music student have already wound up on record, it seems only fair that we might hear a quick snatch or two of what sort of music the maestro wrote for orchestra during the gestation period of his fabled Eighth Symphony.
The timpani rings out in the rehearsal hall
of the Music Centre.
The possible initial draft of the Eighth Symphony gets its first airing (
see also video linked below
Goosebumps. It's almost scary.
Sitting next to me, the Helsinki Philharmonic's Information Officer
Marianna Kankare-Loikkanen
bursts into tears.
We've been waiting decades on end for even a snippet of information on what was going through Sibelius's musical mind in his last years, and now these thoughts are filling the room!
"Incredible. Even the dissonant intervals in the horns have a sensual clarity to them", says a stunned Timo Virtanen.
The music is strange, powerful, and with daring, spicy harmonies - a step into the new even after
and the music for
The Tempest
. The opening segment, just over a minute in duration, sounds really good!
A second fragment offers a complete page of more conventional music, and is over in eight seconds.
A third fragment is more sketchy, and at the end of a minute's worth of orchestral music Sibelius has shaped out the parts only for the oboe.
"Whoo. Chills going up and down the spine there"
, confesses John Storgårds after it is all over.
"You can recognise the composer's late style from the fragments. But particularly in that opening passage the harmonies are so wild and the music so exciting that I'd really
to know how he went on with this."
According to the sketch, he went on by pondering how the opening would sound if the flutes and violins were to play in a higher register.
More than that we do not know, but there are still months and years of scholarly work to be done on the undocumented and unreferenced drafts.
One of the HPO musicians
regarded the longer opening fragment as so good it would be worthy of inclusion as an encore number on tour.
We shall see.
Pertti Virkkunen
, the Chairman of the Sibelius Rights' Holders, granted
Helsingin Sanomat
permission for this particular ad hoc video recording. The rights' holders collegium will consider any other use of the material at a later date.
And the wait goes on
. Will it be possible somehow, some day, to find more fragments of music from the years of the lost Eighth Symphony?
Might it even be possible that a copy of the work escaped the flames in Ainola - even the material copied out in 1933 by Sibelius's long-serving copyist
Paul Voigt
Helsingin Sanomat / First published in print 30.10.2011
The story
continue. In response to this original article from late October, half a dozen personal letters from Sibelius to his copyist Paul Voigt have surfaced for the first time, although not the "box full of notes" mentioned in Voigt's estate. The details are to be found in the accompanying articles.
More on this subject:
Jean Sibelius's own comments on his Eighth Symphony
Sibelius letters unearthed from document case
BACKGROUND: The loneliness of the long-serving copyist
See also:
Video - contains the Helsinki Philharmonic playing the fragments referred to in the text (click on small image for video, music from 2:10) Timo Virtanen is interviewed in Finnish by Vesa Sirén
Finnish Music Quarterly
4/1995: an article on Sibelius´s Eighth and what happened to it, by Kari Kilpeläinen
Sibelius Portal
Sibelius Portal: Writing the Eighth Symphony, 1928-1933
Sibelius - Symphony No. 8 (Wikipedia)
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Anne Arundel Community College has set a new record for spring credit enrollment, continuing a trend of double-digit growth that has resulted in a 16.2 percent increase in students over the last two fiscal years.
Records were broken in the categories of headcount, ethnically diverse students, online students and those continuing from the fall term. The unduplicated headcount of 15,951 represents an increase of 10.4 percent from spring 2009, according to the college Office of Planning, Research and Institutional Assessment (PRIA). The 1,506-student gain in spring numbers is the largest in the college's history.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Police officers and members of SWAT spent hours going through the Doctors Building and parking garage on the Sacred Heart campus after reports of an uncooperative person possibly with a gun.
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RALEIGH The overall crime rate in North Carolina declined for the fifth year in a row in 2012, to the lowest level since 1976, lead by a double-digit drop in juvenile crime, according to a report released Thursday by the state Department of Justice.
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The overall decrease, particularly with violent crime, is part of the continuum of prevention, diversion, court services and community programs that are targeting high-risk kids in North Carolina, Howell said. That has certainly contributed to the reduction in violence.
State Attorney General Roy Cooper agreed.
I think youre seeing efforts to help young people stay out of trouble pay off, including work by juvenile crime prevention councils and by community groups such as the Boys and Girls Clubs and our own Badges for Baseball program, Cooper said Thursday. I also believe that putting school resource officers in many of our schools has had a positive effect, deterring school violence and also giving students a place to report problems and a connection with law enforcement.
The crime data are based on reports of seven so-called index crimes: homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft and arson. Arrests among adults 18 and older for those crimes increased less than 1 percent, according to the report.
The crime rate in North Carolina has been falling for years. Compared to a decade ago, the overall crime rate is down 20.3 percent, and the rate of violent crime is down 21.4 percent, according to the report.
Specifically, the homicide rate in North Carolina dropped 3.8 percent from 2011 to 2012, while burglaries were down 7.9 percent and motor vehicle thefts declined 5.8 percent. Of the seven categories of crime that make up the crime index, only arson and aggravated assault went up.
In the Triangle, Durham police reported an 8-percent decrease in the overall number of crimes; Cary police reported a 9-percent decline, while Raleigh police had a 4 percent increase, partly a factor of a growing population, according to police spokesman Jim Sughrue. The Wake County Sheriffs Office reported 15 percent fewer index crimes, and Johnston County saw a 7-percent decline.
Durham Police Chief Jose Lopez credited the drop in overall crime in the city to new crime-fighting strategies. He said the 15.2-percent decrease in burglaries, for example, was partly a result of a community policing initiative called the Residential Awareness Program, or RAP.
Our officers visit the neighborhoods, speak to the residents, tell them what to watch out for, and they call us, Lopez said.
Wake County Sheriff Donnie Harrison said the countys 15-percent drop in crime is partly a result of shifting the work hours of his deputies, to make them more visible.
We have more deputies working during peak hours, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Harrison said.
The report shows that crime is not limited to urban areas. The county with the highest overall crime rate was Vance, north of Raleigh on the Virginia border, fueled mainly by the states highest property crime rate of 6,576.2 per 100,000 residents. Robeson County, with a population of 129,000, had the states highest violent crime rate, at 809.5, more than three times the violent crime rate in Wake County last year.
Many rural areas struggle with high rates of unemployment and poverty, which can lead to more crime, Cooper said Thursday.
These areas may also have fewer resources to invest in fighting crime, he said. We also see more domestic violence in some rural areas, which can contribute to higher violent crime rates. And some of this could be crime fueled by drug traffickers who set up shop in rural areas where law enforcement agencies have fewer officers and resources in order to try to avoid detection.
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6:20am Wednesday 30th January 2013 in Sport By Chris Kirwan
NEWPORT Gwent Dragons are in talks to sign ex-England fly-half Andy Goode.
The 32-year-old's contract with Worcester runs out at the end of the season and the region believe the prolific points scorer could be just the solution to their problems at 10.
The Argus understands they are attempting to convince Goode to sign up and that the 17-times capped fly-half, who lives in Cheltenham, has visited Rodney Parade for talks.
The Dragons have struggled at 10 this season, seeing close matches slip through their fingers because of missed kicks and frequently coming off second best in battles for territory.
The young pair of Lewis Robling and Steffan Jones failed to fire in the first half of the campaign, leading to full-back Dan Evans moving forward with mixed success.
With a raft of young talent in the backs and a burgeoning pack, the Dragons believe they need an experienced fly-half to guide them around the paddock and kick his goals.
Goode ticks those boxes while another option is ex-Wales fly-half Nicky Robinson, who is also out of contract and could be a part of a fly-half merry-go-round.
Welsh-qualified Joe Carlisle has been linked with a move from Worcester to Wasps and it remains possible that the pair could swap clubs Another element in the mix is that Wasps are monitoring Dragons' fly-half Jones along with London Welsh, who made enquiries about taking him on loan.
The 22-year-old was the match-winner against the Ospreys in the LV= Cup last weekend with six kicks from six but has been in and out of the side and may head elsewhere when his contract expires at the end of the season.
But what is certain is that the Dragons, whose average age in the three-quarters last Saturday was 21, will add an experienced fly-half to their roster this summer and their prime target is Goode.
The 32-year-old is second in the all-time Aviva Premiership points chart behind Charlie Hodgson, was part of a Leicester side that won four titles and two Heineken Cups and won 17 caps.
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broadsworddan says...
We must keep hold of Steffan jones. He will be fantastic once he's matured a bit. Goode and Steffan as understudy would put us in a great position. All we need now is Swayne Peele to help mentor Jonathan evans and well be flying.
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broadsworddan wrote:Been saying for a long time we have no quality 9 or 10, s couldnt agree more with this.
This would be a great signing in my view. Goode was one of the best northern hemisphere 10's of the last ten years. Hugely underrated by England but at club level he's been one of the best.
We must keep hold of Steffan jones. He will be fantastic once he's matured a bit. Goode and Steffan as understudy would put us in a great position. All we need now is Swayne Peele to help mentor Jonathan evans and well be flying.
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11:23pm Wed 30 Jan 13
corpardguy says...
Nick Robinson would also do nicely (Cearleon boy) similar sort of player but maybe too used to playing behind "going forward" packs now.
The front row is getting better, but its at least another season away from being competitive in my opinion, and no real depth. So how are all those dog rough Romanian front rows doing these days? They didn't have a lot of skill, but they had strength AND a ton of 'Skank", which really upset the opposition.
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Just a thought.............
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email@example.com wrote:I think you'll find there will be. Cast your mind back to Tony Brown's very 'public' statement. Okay he wasn't specific in what positions would be targeted, but he wouldn't because by and large that's the coach's role, now ably assisted by Dean Ryan, but the money is now there. It's important you consider that TB doesn't make a great deal of 'public' announcements. So when he does it's best you sit up and listen. As for Andy Goode, yes a good interim recruitment if he accepts.
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The Eagles came into the tournament out of the Atlantic Sun conference, the first ever appearance for the school. It was clear all game which of the two teams was afraid of the consequences - and...
La Salle outlasted Kansas State after being up by a whopping 18 points at halftime, to give them two tourney wins since 1955.
Creighton's efficient offense was just a little more so that its opponent, especially at the free throw line, and it was just enough to advance the Jays into a matchup with second-seeded Duke.
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Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem says a gun rights bill needs to be killed.
Stenehjem along with law enforcement from across the state are opposing House Bill 1183.
The bill forbids state and local law enforcement from providing aid or assistance to the federal government for the enforcement, prosecution or investigation of any new federal firearm laws.
Those opposed to the bill say it will jeopardize the relationship between local and federal officers.
Bill sponsors say the bill seeks to protect gun owners in North Dakota from federal gun bans.
Representative Bette Grande of Fargo says, "to tell our citizens what guns to own and how many bullets they need is this where we want to be going? I disagree with that. The people of ND have the right to bear arms whether we act or not. But we as legislators and law enforcement upholding our oath and if we fail to protect our citizens have we done our jobs?"
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The National League named Castilla its Player of the Week for the period ending Sunday. In four games from Wednesday through Saturday, he homered five times. His homers and his 27 total bases led the league. He also had two doubles, nine runs scored and nine RBIs in the seven games. He posted an .871 slugging percentage and .344 on-base percentage for the week.
"People always are going to talk," said Castilla, 37, who spent the past two seasons with the Atlanta Braves. "Before, when I was younger, it bothered me, what they'd say. Now I don't really care. If people say my bat is slow, whatever."
Castilla was a standout with the Rockies from the inaugural season of 1993 through 1999. After spending time with winning teams in Houston and Atlanta, Castilla signed with a rebuilding squad. The season has been frustrating at times, but outfielders Larry Walker and Preston Wilson are back from injuries and the club is playing better. As a result, Castilla is having fun.
"This is what I play for," he said. "I play to win, and we've been playing great the last couple of weeks," Castilla said. "We've got our lineup. It's a whole different team."
Castilla has been steady. He entered Monday night's home game against Los Angeles batting .284, and his average hasn't fluctuated much. He has been a consistent run producer, with 83 RBIs. The home run spurt, which brought his season total to 21, came after a month-plus homer drought during which he was still productive.
"We're happy for him and proud of him," Rockies manager Clint Hurdle said. "He went through a drought where he didn't have a long ball in a while. We just talked about staying on the ball, hitting line drives, driving in runs.
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---- — It is a my great pleasure to get a spot in the July 4 edition of the HB.
This is the day I set aside to pay homage to all of the brave men who gathered in 1776 to forge this new nation in a dangerous break from England. I hope all readers will find some time today to give though to Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, John Adams, John Hancock, Josiah Bartlett and many others from that group of patriots.
But this day also means that the Mid-Summer Classic, baseball's All-Star Game is nearly here. To me this is the best of all the star-studded galas in professional sports. Yet this year there is a chance the game will miss the mark a bit in generating excitement and extra interest for fans.
The season so far has had many surprises, good and bad, teams and individuals. From an individual perspective, nobody has been more surprising than Yasiel Puig, the 22-year-old rookie outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
All he has done in 26 games and just over 100 at bats is to hit .436 with seven homers and 16 runs batted in. He has sparked a team that many had left for dead. L.A. is still four games below .500 but is just 2.5 games out of first place going into Wednesday's games. The Dodgers have won 9 of 10 and are suddenly a real threat in the division.
It isn't completely because of Puig. The Dodgers have gotten healthier as the same time. Hanley Ramirez and Matt Kemp have returned from the disabled list to the starting lineup. But Puig appears to be the catalyst.
Puig won't be an All-Star. He would need enough write-in votes for that to happen and he won't get them. That's fine.
But the National League will be managed by Bruce Bochy of the San Francisco Giants and he reportedly is cool to the idea of including Puig. That's not fine.
Bochy and the Giants are heated and hated rivals of the Dodgers and it's not hard to imagine that Bochy would look elsewhere when filling out his roster for the All-Star Game. But the fans deserve the chance to see him in action.
Some fans have never seen him. Many of his games aren't televised and some that are begin past 10 p.m. on the East Coast. The All-Star Game would be a great way to introduce fans to this Cuban sensation, who a year ago tried to defect to the U.S. aboard a small motorboat with a collection of other refugees. That plan didn't work and there is still a bit of mystery about how he successfully departed that island country.
Puig likely will cool down a bit from the second half of the season. But with his fast start and impressive physical tools and natural baseball instincts, he really could finish near .400. He has convinced me he is no flash in the pan.
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- Studio: Paramount Pictures
- Release Date: Nov 10, 2010
- Starring: Diane Keaton, Harrison Ford, Rachel McAdams
- Summary: When hard-working TV producer Becky Fuller is fired from a local news program, her career begins to look as bleak as her hapless love life. Stumbling into a job at "Daybreak" (the last-place national morning news show), Becky decides to revitalize the show by bringing on legendary TV anchor Mike Pomeroy. Unfortunately, Pomeroy refuses to cover morning show staples like celebrity gossip, weather, fashion and crafts, let alone work with his new co-host, Colleen Peck, a former beauty queen and longtime morning show personality, who is more than happy covering morning "news." As Mike and Colleen clash, first behind the scenes and then on the air, Becky's blossoming love affair with fellow producer, Adam Bennett begins to unravel. And soon Becky is struggling to save her relationship, her reputation, her job and ultimately, the show itself. (Paramount Pictures)… Expand
- Director: Roger Michell
- Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Romance
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Comedies open every week. This is the kind I like best. It grows from human nature and is about how people do their jobs and live their lives.
Some of the on-camera bitchery between Mr. Ford and Ms. Keaton is laugh-out-loud witty. For the most part, Morning Glory is a delicious movie that will make you jump for joy.
Patrick Wilson rounds out the cast as McAdams' love interest, but his presence seems necessary only to classify Morning Glory as a romantic comedy. The heart of the movie is really McAdams' wonderfully contentious relationship with Ford.
Morning Glory had the capacity to be a smarter, tarter picture, though it's not bad as is: well-acted and ingratiating, with at least one howlingly funny sequence.
Roger Michell directs it as though it were an uproarious comedy, but the laughs are light, and the story's real appeal lies in its behind-the-scenes look at the manners and politics of morning television.
This production is a mess for many reasons, most of them having to do with its frantic efforts to be funny.
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Oct 30, 2011this was an amazing movie wow, there was drama, humour, a roller coaster of emotions and i got to say Rachel McAdams was not only inspirational but simply spectacular in this movie, definitely a must watch movie.… Expand
Mar 20, 2012Harrison Ford is in truly fine form here, along with everyone else. This film is so perfectly cast.....the players really make the film hard not to like. I found myself at times laughing so hard that tears came to my eyes, and yet there was enormous heart and deeply buried human emotion that fleshes out in this film. McAdams and Ford really hit a strong connection here in sort of a father/daughter sort of way. Keaton is priceless as the happy-go-lucky co-host who just so happens to be "game" for anything! What a great film!… Collapse
Nov 16, 2010Rather disappointing after generally decent reviews for a romantic comedy. Most of the actors were rather fun to watch, especially Harrison Ford, but the romantic sub-plot was poorly placed and directed, so it felt pretty uneven. The comedy only comes in spurts. And it's about a half hour too long.… Expand
Nov 14, 2010There are some funny moments, but they are few and far between. A lot of the dialogue is laughably bad, and, most egregiously, the musical cues are some of the worst and least subtle in recent memory. McAdams is clearly a talented actress, but her character was insufferable, and she deserves better than this dreck.… Expand
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Eddie Gran is not going to the Florida Gators. The rumor, likely started to hurt FSU's recruiting, is completely false.
One of the biggest storylines entering the season for me is the type of impact new running backs coach Eddie Gran will have on our backs. It's no secret that our backfield is crowded, but in our offense that isn't necessarily a bad thing. Chris Thompson heads into fall camp as the starter and fits the offense better than any other back on the roster. I'm curious to know what readers of tomahawknation think. The scenario could play out any number of ways. Will Thompson get the bulk of the carries in comparison to the rest of the backs? Or will Jermaine Thomas fight his way back to starter at some point during fall camp or the season? Perhaps we will see a 1A, 1B scenario? These backs present a variety of options and they aren't alone in competing for touches. One thing that's for sure, competition at any position causes the cream to rise to the top. FSU could have a special running game in 2010.
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Smith had two of San Francisco's four sacks in Monday's 24-3 win over Arizona.||||||| Smith is tied for fourth in the league with 7 1/2 sacks.
San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh says the team will likely "dodge a bullet" after linebacker Aldon Smith left Friday night's 17-6 preseason victory over the Minnesota Vikings with a bruised hip. Smith was cut down by a Vikings player while chasing running back Toby Gerhart late in the first quarter. He got up slowly, stayed in for one play and then ran gingerly to the sideline. He didn't return.||||||| Harbaugh said the 49ers were still waiting for final results from team doctors but it "looks like we'll be all right." Smith walked out of the locker room without talking to reporters. The 49ers drafted Smith seventh overall last year. He racked up a franchise-rookie record 14 sacks - best among NFL rookies - to go with two forced fumbles. Smith was the runner-up to Denver's Von Miller for the AP NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award.
The San Francisco 49ers say linebacker Aldon Smith sustained minor injuries during an incident Friday night in San Jose and that he is recovering comfortably. A person with knowledge of the situation says Smith suffered stab wounds. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Saturday because those details had not been released.||||||| The team says it is in communication with authorities and won't comment further at this time. 49ers general manager Trent Baalke says, "We are in contact with Aldon, and thankful that his injuries were not more serious." Smith, the seventh overall pick in the 2011 draft, had a franchise-rookie record 14 sacks - most among NFL rookies last season - to go along with two forced fumbles.
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith has been charged with driving under the influence in Miami Beach. Miami-Dade County jail records show Smith was booked Saturday morning and held on $1,000 bond. Jail records did not show whether Smith was represented by an attorney.||||||| Smith was drafted as the seventh overall draft pick in 2011. During his first season, he had 14 sacks, a franchise record for a rookie linebacker. He also ranked 1st in the NFL in sacks among rookies.
The San Francisco 49ers announced four-year deals Thursday for Smith and second-round selection Colin Kaepernick. Under the new NFL labor agreement, there is a club option for a fifth year.||||||| Smith is expected to be San Francisco's pass-rushing outside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme. The 49ers have signed all 10 draft picks, making sure a full rookie class will be in attendance at the start of training camp.


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