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Continue the run. With Adrian Peterson looking strong, Percy Harvin bulldozing players and Matt Kalil providing holes, this is still one of the best rushing teams in the NFL. We all know you can just run the ball and win with only 100 yards passing each week.
Great question, Bill, and thanks for the kind words. I raised the specter a long time ago of a Green Bay-Milwaukee combo franchise for the Bills, because I think it makes the most sense if the Bill wants to retain a foothold in western New York. It's hard for me to imagine the Bills staying full-time in Buffalo whenever Ralph Wilson or his heirs cede ownership.
The possibility of Lito Sheppard being traded is around 99%. Right now every blogger and sports analyst has his or her opinion about where he might land. The most popular choices are the Arizona Cardinals and Detroit Lions. The secondary has all kinds of young talent that will be more seasoned, we have enough LBs to field a unit this year. It will depend on the havoc our DTs can create. They are an upgrade in size if nothing else, wich the bengals sorely lack and cannot be taught(doesn Shaun Smith look good on the Jimmy Graham Jersey Browns :( ).
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Exposé – Dressed Up + Monarchs
Posted by Jonathan Bayme on October 31st, 2011 in Contests, Playing Cards, Podcasts
Today is Monday, October 31st – and that means TWO things! First, the prerelease event for Monarch Playing Cards occurred this morning. They sold out in 90 seconds! Don't worry, though – if you didn't pick some up, the countdown is closing in to the public release on 11/11.
Monarchs are the most high-end playing cards ever produced. 111 of you will be getting a deck in the mail this week – 11 days before the public release! They are breathtaking, and we're excited to announce their release with our holiday contest on 11/11.
Just a few moments ago, we posted the second, Halloween Edition episode of Exposé, hosted by Christen Gerhart and Zach Mueller! This week, we review TAB by Dalton Wayne on The Wire!
The Insider: Bright and Early
Posted by Michael James on October 28th, 2011 in General
Today at 11AM, we post the 42nd episode of The Insider by Zach Mueller. Surprised? Not as surprised as I am right now! We decided since not all magicians want to stay home on a Friday night and watch an adolescent magician talk about magic news, we thought it best to move it to 11AM instead.
Today we discuss the 4th installment of the David Blaine spoof series, Criss Angel appearance on Rosie O'Donnell, and the inside scoop on Monarch playing cards!
To watch today's episode, click the Zach Mueller demon to the left. To watch all other episodes of The Insider, check out our official yet secretive VAULT.
The Insider: My Ridiculous 4S
Posted by Michael James on October 21st, 2011 in General
Tonight we experience the 41st episode of The Insider hosted by Zach Mueller and Siri!
Tonight we discuss Darren Brown's extended trailer, the new magician on Celebrity Apprentice, and a brand new webshow coming to theory11!
This Monday will be the premiere of the new webshow created by Zach and it's something you're not going to want to miss! We'll be introducing a new host to the show and we're very excited to welcome her to the community.
To watch tonight's episode, click the guy with the wacked out hair to the left. For all other episodes, see the INSIDER VAULT.
Podcast with Rick Lax on Vertigo
Posted by Michael James on October 17th, 2011 in Podcasts
Tonight, we recorded a podcast with Rick Lax, the man behind the breakthrough new effect Vertigo.
Vertigo is an effect in which an empty card box – and the full deck itself – remains suspended in space, without the use of strings, wires, or magnets.
In tonight's podcast, theory11 CEO Jonathan Bayme and Rick discuss his history in magic, his love of Copperfield VHS tapes, common questions about Vertigo, and what is coming soon from Rick Lax at theory11.
Listen to the 15 minute podcast HERE.
Now Available: Vertigo by Rick Lax
Posted by Michael James on October 14th, 2011 in New Releases
On the edge of reason. On the edge of reality. There is Vertigo. Now available on DVD.
Vertigo is a demonstration of skill that warps the very logic of the human mind. An empty card box remains suspended in space. No strings, wires, threads, or magnets.
Perform Vertigo standing up or sitting down. Use your favorite pack of cards. It's self-contained – and instantly resets. And the best part is, when you're done, you can hand the cards out or go right into your favorite card trick or cardistry demonstration.
See full details and watch the preview video now!
The Insider: Haircut
Posted by Michael James on October 14th, 2011 in General
40 episodes? Has Zach really made a whopping 40 episodes every week for the past 40 weeks? Is Zach himself writing this news post and boosting his own self confidence? That last part is debatable…the rest is truth.
In tonight's installment, we discuss the possibility of Jim Carrey starring in a magic flick, our latest release from the mind of Rick Lax, the sexy new Aristocrat trailer, and more!
To soak up the vast amount of wonderful knowledge from tonight's episode, click on the weirdo to your left. For all past episodes check out the Insider Vault.
Aristocrat Trailer by Michael James
Posted by Michael James on October 7th, 2011 in General
Now available: Aristocrat playing cards. A premium, refined collector's item, and an incredible deck that has been the choice of more professionals than any other.
Michael James represents Aristocrat playing cards in the newly released trailer. Check it out here.
The Insider – Brain Games
Posted by Michael James on October 7th, 2011 in Cardistry, General, New Releases
You made it! You have survived 38 episodes of The Insider. Congratulations if you watched every episode…which you probably did not. We all know Zach is the only one who does that.
In tonight's episode, we discuss David Copperfield and Apollo Robbin's appearance on the upcoming National Geographic special 'Brain Games', Penn and Teller's new TV show, and a sneak peak at our newest release Vertigo.
To watch tonight's glorified magic-strocity, click on the handsome smirk to your left. For all previous episodes, check out The Insider Vault.
New Teaser: Vertigo
Posted by Michael James on October 7th, 2011 in General, New Releases
Theory11 is excited to reveal what will be the signature magic effect for 2011. Powerful, practical, and effective, Vertigo presents out-of-the-box thinking that will captivate layman and magician alike.
On the edge of reason and reality. We are proud to announce Vertigo.
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Searcy, Martin not practicingPosted by on December 27, 2012 – 2:16 pm
Only a pair of non-participants at Bills practice today.
Da'Norris Searcy and Ruvell Martin are not practicing. We'll have a post practice update.
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Searcy to miss finalePosted by on December 24, 2012 – 1:14 pm
Bills S Da'Norris Searcy will miss the season finale against the Jets due to injury.
Searcy suffered a groin injury against the Dolphins Sunday and won't be ready to play this week according to head coach Chan Gailey.
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Kyle, Searcy limitedPosted by on October 18, 2012 – 4:07 pm
DT Kyle Williams and S Da'Norris Searcy both returned to practice Thursday, but did not do everything.
"Searcy was back and he was limited, but looked good," said head coach Chan Gailey. "Kyle was the same thing, limited as well."
Williams returned to practice a day earlier than he did the previous week and is expected to be fine to play on Sunday against the Titans. Williams and Searcy are both dealing with ankle injuries.
Tags: Chan Gailey, Da'Norris Searcy, Kyle Williams
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Searcy back, Urbik sitsPosted by on October 18, 2012 – 2:10 pm
Da'Norris Searcy is back practicing after sitting out Wednesday's practice, but Kraig Urbik may have taken a step back.
After practicing Wednesday on a limited basis Urbik is not doing anything here on Thursday.
We'll get an update on his status after practice.
Tags: Da'Norris Searcy, Kraig Urbik
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Searcy to rotate with WilsonPosted by on September 16, 2012 – 10:50 am
It happened in Week 1 and it will continue in Week 2. Defensive co-captain George Wilson will rotate at strong safety with second-year player Da'Norris Searcy.
That according to head coach Chan Gailey, who confirmed to Buffalobills.com, that Searcy has earned playing time on defense.
"We're just trying to let both of them play," said Gailey. "Da'Norris has earned the right to play some with his play. So we're trying to keep them both fresh and let them play."
The rotation is just one of many for the Bills. Justin Rogers is expected to rotate at the nickel with Leodis McKelvin, Terrence McGee is expected to rotate at left cornerback with Aaron Williams and Erik Pears is expected to rotate at right tackle with Chris Hairston.
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Fan Friday 8-10Posted by on August 10, 2012 – 11:30 am
Well preseason game number one is in the books. Just another four days of camp and the team returns to One Bills Drive. Let's get to your questions from email@example.com and @ChrisBrownBills on twitter.
1 - Chris,
I was wondering what kind if influence an improved defense would have on the offensive play calling? If (IF) this bill's defense can live up to its billing, will Fitzpatrick need to throw as much?
CB: I asked both Chan Gailey and Ryan Fitzpatrick this very question a while back. Both indicated that when you're playing with a lead more often there's less of a need to take risks. Here's exactly what they had to say about your question.
"You have a football team," said Gailey. "You don't have an offense, a defense and special teams. You have a football team and the objective is to win the game. So you're always adjusting to what the situation in the game is and if we're in closer ball games and we have leads you do change your thought process and the way you approach the game. And it allows Fitz to alter the way he approaches the game a little bit. We've got to continue to work that because we've not been in that situation in the last couple of years."
"I think it allows you to limit the risks you take," said Fitzpatrick. "I think if you're in games all the time and not falling behind whether it's from a poor performance early from the offense or whatever it is, you certainly have to be a smarter and more reserved quarterback. With our offense there are going to be times where we take chances because that's what makes us good as well. But there's a balance we have to find there in terms of when we're taking those chances and when to take the checkdown."
2 - Hey Chris,
Thanks for your daily articles and updates. I had a question about offensive tackle based on your latest article. A lot of scouts seem to believe that both Glenn and Hairston could be great RT's. So why is there only competition at LT? I think Pears played well last year at RT and I'm glad we have him, but I think he still has plenty to prove. It's not like he's an All-Pro, but it seems like he's just being handed the RT job without having to compete for it. Why shouldn't the loser of the LT competition be considered for the starting spot on the right side? Isn't it possible that Glenn and Hairston could be the two best OT's on the team?
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CB: It's my opinion that Erik Pears had a very good season last year from start to finish. He was a much stronger player after spending an offseason in Buffalo's conditioning program and put on 20 pounds. His play was rewarded with a three-year contract extension.
Right now he's working back from a groin strain in camp, so Hairston has been forced to line up on the right side. I think part of the reason RT has been Pears job and his job only (before injury) is because he played very consistently last season and is a veteran presence on what is a pretty young line.
I'm not saying at some point the player that finishes second in the LT competition can't be the team's starting right tackle, but I think there's value in continuity as well and keeping Pears at RT knowing he can do the job is viewed as the best idea by the staff moving forward (provided he's healthy).
3 - Hey Chris,
My question is who are going to be the backups in the secondary? Where do you see Bryan Scott? Do you see much from Searcy? There was a lot of talk about him when the Bills drafted him but hadn't heard much.
bigfoot21 here is sunny South Carolina.
CB: Bryan Scott is a linebacker in the nickel packages and that's really the extent of his role. Da'Norris Searcy as we've mentioned several times in our daily Practice Notes reports has been getting time with the starting unit rotating in for both George Wilson and Jairus Byrd. I think the staff wants to try to find a role for him presumably in a subpackage (nickel, dime).
I think sooner rather than later Searcy will be making an impact on Buffalo's defense. He's been impressive in the time he's been with the ones on the practice field. We'll see what he can do in the preseason.
4 - Hi Chris, thanks for all the information through the years. Living in San Diego, my son and I only see the Bills in enemy territory. I am trying to take him back to Buffalo to show him how a real football crowd is.
My question is does Shawn Powell or John Potter have any realistic chance making this team? Though I like the veterans, these young players look pretty good and it might be time for a change. Again thanks, Art
CB: I think Potter could make the roster as a kickoff specialist and kicker on long field goal attempts 55-yards plus. Chan Gailey has made no secret of his feelings about what kind of a weapon he believes Potter can be if he can prove that he can deliver touchbacks with regularity. He basically told me that if Potter can guarantee the opponent is starting in their own 20-yard line every time then it's worth using a roster spot.
As for Powell I think he's got an uphill battle. He has raw talent, but he's not as consistent or polished as Moorman. In a year where the Bills are gunning for the playoffs you keep the guy you can count on punt in and punt out.
5 - Hi Chris, thank you for taking my question.
Is Vince Young getting the same attention from Coach Lee on his mechanics and decision making as Fitz is? And if so is he seeing any improvement in his game?
I appreciate your insight. Thanks!
- Chris Kenyon (Albany, NY)
CB: Vince Young is being schooled on the same lower body mechanics as Fitz. The same with Thigpen. A quarterbacks coach works with all of his players and David Lee is no different. Young has performed better over the past week of camp with his accuracy. Young's arm delivery isn't prototype, but because he's so tall it's a throwing motion that can work in the NFL.
Tags: Bryan Scott, Chris Hairston, Cordy Glenn, Da'Norris Searcy, David Lee, Erik Pears, Fan Friday, John Potter, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Shawn Powell, Vince Young
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Bell, Searcy earn praisePosted by on February 7, 2012 – 8:46 am
The stat crunchers and film reviewers at Pro Football Focus took a closer look at who was "trending" up this season in the AFC East this past season and Buffalo has two players singled out for some praise.
In their AFC East write up in the category of most improved was OT Demetrius Bell. Granted he missed eight games with a broken collarbone, but by their evaluation standards he improved most from 2010 (when he was essentially playing on one leg) to 2011. Here's what they wrote.
Demetrius Bell: From (2010) -13.0 to +6.8
When Bell first started for the Bills in 2009 he looked out of his depth. He wasn't quite so bad in 2010, but he looked far from competent at the left tackle spot. He did just doing enough to make you think that he warranted another try if nothing else. Still, his performance in his 401 snaps this year was something of a surprise, with Bell giving up just a sack, hit, and pressure on his 252 pass blocks. It would have been nice to see more of him, but what we did see suggests the Bills may have been right to show patience.
In the category of deserving of more snaps was former fourth-round pick Da'Norris Searcy. Here's what they wrote.
Da'Norris Searcy: +2.7 on 231 snaps
It may be tough for Searcy to find more playing time with the combo of Jairus Byrd and George Wilson having been such a good one this season. The Bills' fourth-round pick in 2011 showed he had something, most notably with a standout display against Miami in Week 11. A flash in the pan, or something more, only more playing time will tell.
George Wilson is an unquestioned leader on defense, played very well in 2011 and was the quarterback of the secondary, but Searcy will provide a strong push for playing time. It will likely be one of the more intriguing training camp position battles this summer.
Tags: Da'Norris Searcy, Demetrius Bell, George Wilson, Jairus Byrd
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Searcy chops dredsPosted by on February 6, 2012 – 2:33 pm
Knowing football players can be tough to recognize with all the time they spend in helmets, it might not be a big deal, but Bills safety Da'Norris Searcy has changed his look (haircut).
Searcy chopped off all of his dreadlocks that he had during the 2011 season. Here's his twitter avatar as proof.
One note, the last Bills players to completely shed their dreadlocks was Stevie Johnson and Donald Jones and that turned out pretty well. We'll hope for similar results for Searcy.
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Testing young DBsPosted by on December 1, 2011 – 4:06 pm
The three rookies in the secondary that have seen a lot of playing time the past two games will be playing their first home game in the secondary together. Knowing that communication has been an issue between all of them Buffalo's defensive staff is preparing them for the crowd noise Bills fans will be providing to disrupt the Titans offense.
Chan Gailey has had crowd noise blaring onto the practice field this week so the young players are forced to communicate either by shouting or hand signals to communicate pre-snap checks.
"We got it done," said Gailey. "We got a good solid day in today with that and a lot of communication."
Veteran George Wilson, who has been out of the lineup said film review of the Jets game showed more than 20 mental errors by the team with the secondary responsible for their share. That's why Gailey was honest in his assessment of the communication on the back end the past couple of weeks.
"Average," he said. "They're not there yet. It's hurt us big a few times the lack of communication. So that's an area for improvement."
Aaron Williams, Justin Rogers and Da'Norris Searcy are all likely to be on the field a great deal again this week vs. Tennessee.
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Pears, Kelsay go, Wilson on sidePosted by on November 17, 2011 – 4:13 pm
Right tackle Erik Pears and LB Chris Kelsay were listed as limited in practice Thursday, but did most of the work in practice. George Wilson however, remains a big question mark.
"Pears was back and did okay," said head coach Chan Gailey. "I hope he'll keep coming. We have to list him as limited, but he did a lot."
As for Wilson's status Gailey says his strong safety's chances for Sunday are still very much up in the air.
"He's still questionable for the game," he said. "I hope he can get out here tomorrow and do some things."
If Wilson cannot go on Sunday he'll be replaced by rookie Da'Norris Searcy.
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Searcy questionablePosted by on October 14, 2011 – 12:20 pm
Bills rookie S Da'Norris Searcy was not looking good for Sunday's game after missing practice Wednesday and Thursday this week, but his participation in practice Friday is giving him a legit chance to be available.
"Yeah I was shocked to be honest with you," said head coach Chan Gailey after seeing Searcy practice. "We're going to list him as questionable. We'll see. He ran around a lot better out there than I thought he was going to."
Searcy has been a fixture on Buffalo's special teams units.
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Searcy not looking good for Sun.Posted by on October 14, 2011 – 7:15 am
Bills rookie safety Da'Norris Searcy is not looking good for Sunday's game.
Searcy, who plays on more than one special teams unit, has not practiced at all this week due to an ankle injury sustained in last week's game against Philadelphia.
"Da'Norris is going to have a hard time making it this week," said head coach Chan Gailey.
Searcy has appeared in each of the first five games for the Bills this season.
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Finaly Searcy INT was reviewedPosted by on September 18, 2011 – 4:47 pm
Long after Bills fans headed to the parking lots to celebrate a 38-35 victory, the referees were told to return to the field to take a second look at Da'Norris Searcy's interception on a Hail Mary pass by the Raiders to the end zone as time expired.
"It was ruled an interception," said head referee Mike Carey. "We came into the locker room after delaying to see if it was going to be reviewed. I got a beep in the locker room, a buzz in the locker room, that said review. Went back out, put the headset on. They weren't set up. But it was an erroneous transmission, and they had already confirmed the ruling on the field."
Carey also clarified what it takes to determine simultaneous possession on a pass like the Hail Mary at the end of Sunday's game in terms of what a receiver needs to do.
"He needs to maintain possession when he goes to the ground," said Carey. "If he doesn't maintain possession then it's either incomplete or an interception."
Searcy was the first player to catch the ball and had it himself.
"I had the best view of the ball over everybody, so once the ball started coming down I got adjusted and went up over everybody and I was the first guy to touch the ball, and when I started coming down guys started trying to pull at it and that's when I tucked it away."
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Wilson 1st guy thru at SSPosted by on July 30, 2011 – 11:17 am
At the outset George Wilson is the starter at strong safety, but there is healthy competition behind him.
Veteran Bryan Scott was the strong safety with the second unit, followed by rookie fourth-round pick Da'Norris Searcy. This is one of the few positions in camp that could see a lot of shuffling back and forth before we get to Sept. 11th.
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Bills rooks working in ATLPosted by on June 21, 2011 – 12:27 pm
Some of Buffalo's draft choices are still working out together in Atlanta.
That according to Bills third-round pick Kelvin Sheppard, who said as much on his twitter account as he's working out with top pick Marcell Dareus and a few others.
KelvinSheppard An can't forget my boys @TakeoSpikes51, @jairusbyrd, @DSearcy21 an a couple others not in pic out there grindin too!!
Here's a photo from the workout in which he and Dareus appear. Dareus is dead center and Shep is on the far left.
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Fan Friday 6-10Posted by on June 10, 2011 – 11:30 am
Alright Bills fans, time for another round of your offseason questions from firstname.lastname@example.com. Feel free to submit any questions you might have via e-mail. Let's get right to it.
1 - Chris, One thing I'm often wondering about in the offseason is what the players are up to: their perceptions of weak areas in their games they could try to strengthen, exercise and practice routines, their daily life -families, hobbies, community service, books, movies, TV, travel. Does Levi Brown work on specific areas of need in his game or just on getting stronger physically? Does he throw much? Does he do things to work on decision-making, play calling, recognition of defenses, etc,etc. Do the players work together (receivers and quarterbacks, offensive linemen and defensive linemen)? Do agents provide mentors for young players? Would the team normally give them grades on their play and suggest or provide off season coaching (not this year of course). We keep hearing how professional athletes have year round commitments to their sports in terms of conditioning etc, but just how specifically do they try to improve their skills in the off season?
Jim D.
CB: Most rookies when they enter their first NFL offseason are usually told they need to get stronger. Their first trip through the rigors of a 16-game season is a learning experience. Often times they're asked by their coaches to improve their strength and stamina to better handle the more demanding pro schedule.
Players usually have exit interviews with their position coaches and head coach at the end of the season. It's then when they're given a road map on where they need to improve their game. A lot of times a coach will ask the player first what they'd like to improve. Obviously improving some things is limited to a team practice setting, like reading defenses quicker (for receivers). But there are things they can improve on their own, like sharper route running.
Working together with teammates usually doesn't happen in a normal offseason, that is until they come in for OTAs and minicamps. But maintaining their conditioning is a year round process.
2 - Hi Chris,
Which of the Bills draftees do you actually see starting on the field this year (If the lockout ends)? I'm guessing Dareus will be a full time guy, and that Williams and Sheppard have a good chance of starting. Also, who do you think makes the 53-man team? Which veterans will be really pushed for their jobs this year?
CB: In talking to Bills GM Buddy Nix, I know he's confident that most of the top half of his draft class will push for starting jobs from Dareus to Searcy. Dareus should start from day one just because of his immense talent. Williams steps in at a position where there are currently only three cornerbacks under contract in McGee, McKelvin and Corner, so there's an opportunity there.
Sheppard might have the stiffest competition as he presumably will be going up against veteran starters. Searcy's versatility will earn him a long look at strong safety.
3 - Hey Chris,
Seeing that Pryor will most likely enter the supplemental draft, do you think that the Bills will take him? I don't know how it works, but they would have the third pick would they not? And the two picks before them don't need a quarterback. Gailey could work with Pryor's skill set and Fitz and all the Bills could help guide him.
Tommy of Pittsford
CB: Having not spoken to Chan Gailey or Buddy Nix it's hard to know what they might think of him. My own issue with Pryor is he hasn't developed the quarterback skills that you need to succeed in the NFL as I see it. That's not to say that he can't develop them. Most expert evaluators I've spoken to are of the opinion that he can't make all the throws, needs more experience effectively sensing pressure (takes off too soon) and needs more experience in a pro-style offense. Most draft gurus believe an NFL club would not surrender more than a 5th to 7th round pick on Pryor.
If a team chooses to use a pick on Pryor the way it works is an NFL club if they choose to use a 5th on Pryor would surrender a 5th in the 2012 NFL draft and use it instead in the Supplemental draft.
4 - Chris,
How do you think the bulk of the carries will be split between CJ and Fred. It's very obvious that Chan is smitten with CJ's skills but Fred can do everything well. Most fans would like to see CJ explode this season and be a 10+ touchdown guy. Chan does like to throw the ball more than run it. What do you think Chan will do?
CB: This is a tough one having not seen any team practices in light of this unusual offseason. I do know they want to get C.J. more involved in the offense, however I still believe Fred will do a lot of the heavy lifting with respect to inside run plays. I think in the end we'll see Spiller get a lot more touches per game, but I anticipate a lot of his work to be out in space outside the numbers, similar to the role Reggie Bush has played in New Orleans' offense.
5 – Chris,
I'm a little concerned about some of the rule changes I've read about. According to an article I read online recently:
The following hits on players in a "defenseless posture" are now illegal:
• A player in the act or just after throwing a pass.
• A quarterback any time after a change of possession (i.e. turnover)
If a player in the act of throwing a pass is considered a defenseless player, does that mean that a QB can drop back with his arm cocked back (statue of liberty style) and then get as much time as he wants to pass while no defenders are allowed to hit him? Are defenders allowed to try to knock the ball out of the QB's hand and cause a fumble as he's winding up? Are QB's basically going to be able to pump fake any time a defender's about to hit them to force a penalty if the defender touches him?
Also, if a QB throws a pick, is he still allowed to try to tackle the player that's returning the INT? That sounds a little unfair if the QB is trying to tackle the ball carrier and nobody on the returning team is allowed to block him.
Any clarification you can provide would be appreciated as I haven't been able to find any in-debth description of how these rules are phrased or would be interpreted by officials. Thanks for your help.
-Brendan (Las Vegas)
CB: On the plus side defensive players will no longer be penalized for grazing of quarterbacks' helmets. That should avoid some of the ticky tack penalties that we saw last year.
Defenders can no longer leave their feet and launch themselves up into an opponent delivering a blow to the helmet with any part of his own helmet. (15 yard penalty)
And yes the definition of the defenseless player was expanded to include those players:
-throwing a pass
-attempting or completing a catch without having time to ward off or avoid contact
-a runner whose forward progress has been stopped by a tackler
-kickoff or punt returners while ball is in the air
-kickers or punters during a return
-a QB during a change of possession
-a player that receivers a blind side hit from a blocker moving toward his own end zone.
These defenseless player definitions are not black and white, they will involve judgment calls on the part of the officials, and as we saw with the horse collar tackling, it took a while for the refs to have a good handle on that.
Regarding your question about the statue of liberty tactic, if it's clearly not part of a "normal football play" it's probably not going to be in the official's judgment to be a defenseless player. And again the defenseless player deals mainly with hits to the head and neck area with the helmet or forearm primarily.
With respect to a QB defending an INT, or a punter or kicker defending a return, what the aim of those players being included in the defenseless player definition is to prevent opponents from taking a free shot on the opposing QB on a change of possession.
A good amount of the time the quarterback has no chance of making a play on the ball after a pick, but opposing linemen usually take a shot at them anyway by "blocking them to the ground." If a quarterback chooses to try to make a play on the ball then he's fair game as I read it.
Tags: Aaron Williams, C.J. Spiller, Da'Norris Searcy, Fan Friday, Fred Jackson, Kelvin Sheppard, Marcell Dareus, rules changes, Terrelle Pryor
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Fan Friday 5-27Posted by on May 27, 2011 – 12:47 pm
Time to get rolling with another edition of Fan Friday with your questions from firstname.lastname@example.com.
1 - Chris, as Bills fans I think we are prone to believing that change is always for the better. Can you shed any light on the qualifications of the new scouting department that Buddy has brought in? I know Bills fans were eager to move on from Modrak however was his dismissal so Buddy could bring in an old friend's son and guy he recruited when coaching in 1972? What are the qualifications of the new hires? Do they have a track record and any talent they are specifically credited with finding? How do the new hires' experience match up to Modrak's? Am I off base by saying that the Buffalo Bills will now only go as far as Buddy Nix's eye for talent takes us?
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CB: I think you're selling the new hires short. First, Pro Personnel Director Tom Gibbons was with the organization from the time he started in this business in 1992. He worked with Buddy Nix when he was with the organization the first time and then again when both followed John Butler and A.J. Smith to San Diego. Nix has worked with Gibbons for the better part of the last 18 years. He wouldn't hire him if he didn't think he could add to the operation. Granted Cook is a guy that has some close history with Nix as his father coached with Buddy at one time. But to his credit Cook has his own self made resume in scouting.
Cook oversaw the pre-draft process for the Kansas City Chiefs for a dozen years, so he's most definitely qualified for his current assignment with Buffalo. Buddy Nix made it plain. He only hires people he knows first hand. He's not hiring people off recommendations.
Now comparing the experience of these two men up against Tom Modrak might not be fair since Modrak has been in the game since the late 60's. But I believe Nix is confident these guys have an eye for talent that will only deepen the pool of quality players on Buffalo's roster.
2 - Chris:
We have some defensive linemen who should be real run stoppers – Kyle Williams, Torrell Troup, Alex Carringon and Marcell Dareus. Kellen Heard and Mike Jasper both seem to have some huge upside (no pun intended); any chance we'll see them this year, or will they be more likely relegated to the Practice Squad? It would neat to see us play the Ravens or Browns with Heard and Jasper on the inside, and Williams and Dareus on the outside.
Mike Allen, Pittsford
CB: I think Jasper has to come a long way in a short period of time (getting shorter with each day of the lockout) to convince the coaching staff he's NFL ready as a rookie. Both he and Kellen Heard have a much bigger hill to climb with the depth of the defensive front now with Dareus in the fold and Torell Troup and Alex Carrington now second-year players. Buffalo's staff is unlikely to keep more than six or seven defensive linemen on the active roster. Last year they kept seven, so if it's seven that last spot could be between Jasper and Heard.
3 - Chris,
Can you break down what you presume to be the starters for the defensive backfield? Listening to Buddy, it seems McGee, McKelvin, and Williams will be in competition for starting. In terms of SS how deep on the depth chart is Searcy? Buddy wants to bring back Drayton, how would that affect Reggie Corner and Rogers? How does the coaching staff plan to better defend the TE, in almost every game a linebacker or safety was burned in pass coverage.
CB: A lot of questions there. Basically if McGee stays healthy and McKelvin is more consistent and no other additions are made or return I anticipate that McGee and McKelvin will be the starters outside. Those are a lot of ifs however. McGee has had trouble staying healthy the past two seasons and McKelvin has not been consistent.
That could open the door for Williams if he has a solid training camp, provided there is one. I don't believe Williams will do any worse than being the third corner. McGee has been the team's best run support corner. If staying healthy is still an issue for him they need a good run support corner on the strong side and Williams is the next best option for that.
Corner and Rogers would be corners four and five with other additions likely leading up to the season before final roster cuts are made.
As for Searcy I believe he will push both Bryan Scott and George Wilson for a starting role. He's bigger than both of them physically and being stouter in the run front is critical for this team. Provided he shows and ability to cover he could be in the mix for that starting SS job, especially if he can muscle up with tight ends.
4 - Why didnt the Bills address o-line or tight end in draft as much in your opinion? And the 7th rounder Mike Jasper the monster d-linemen, will he play some nose tackle or does Williams stay at nose? And finally what happens with Fitz if the Bills miss playoffs again?
CB: I think people are expecting a lot from Jasper because of his athleticism and measurables. I'm not here to sell him short, but rather to keep expectations realistic. He's got a lot to learn with respect to technique having not played nose tackle the past two seasons. He's got to make the 53-man roster first. Kyle Williams will start at the nose and his backup will be Torell Troup. Jasper has to convince the staff that he deserves one of the last D-line spots.
As for not addressing offensive line, the Bills drafted a tackle in round four, Chris Hairston who is seen as a right tackle prospect. Tight end Nix said was a position they looked at, but that the board did not fall right with the prospects they had an eye on.
I think the staff believes they can work with Scott Chandler, who was picked up late last season, and Shawn Nelson is still an athletic talent they'd like to find out more about.
Fitzpatrick is the starter in 2011. Beyond that is anybody's guess because he's entering the last year of his contract, barring an extension.
5 - Chan wanted to upgrade the pass rush and taking Dareus and Kelvin will help the run game. Are there favorites going forward for the starting edge rushers? Without seeing Merriman on the field yet it's hard to gauge how good he can be again. Kelsay looked better with his hand on the ground. Moats looked the best in pass/run coverage. Maybin still needs work but Torbor might be a good back up option to. Who do you think Chan likes?
Jack S.
CB: I think the whole pass rush hinges on Merriman. I know, that's a lot of eggs to put in one basket, but if he's right the Bills could really make a giant leap forward with their defense instead of steady improvement. If he's on they could have a top 12 defense. But as you said it's a wait and see type deal.
I believe Moats will only improve in year two, I'm interested to see what Danny Batten has to offer. Torbor I'm anticipating might move inside where he played for most of the two seasons prior to his arrival in Buffalo.
Who Chan likes is really anybody's guess.
Tags: Aaron Williams, Arthur Moats, Buddy Nix, Chuck Cook, Da'Norris Searcy, Fan Friday, Kellen Heard, Leodis McKelvin, Mike Jasper, Reggie Torbor, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Shawne Merriman, Terrence McGee, Tom Gibbons
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Searcy glad to be at workoutsPosted by on May 26, 2011 – 11:52 am
Bills fourth-round pick Da'Norris Searcy, who is profiled in the media center today on Buffalobills.com, was glad to get his feet wet with his new Bills teammates this week as they worked out together in Elma this week.
Searcy, who got some first hand coaching from Bills veteran safety George Wilson on the defensive scheme, sounded pleased with what he was able to accomplish in his first unofficial days as a pro.
Tags: Da'Norris Searcy, George Wilson
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What I like about SearcyPosted by on April 30, 2011 – 12:21 pm
Bills fourth-round pick Da'Norris Searcy played strong safety for the Tar Heels and though he missed the first three games of the season still led the team in interceptions.
He had four in 2010 and was a victim of the NCAA investigation because he came out of it clean there at North Carolina, but because the investigation was delayed he had to sit and wait until it was done even though he wasn't involved.
Tags: 2011 NFL draft, Da'Norris Searcy
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The number of days between the last spring freeze and the first fall freeze determines the "growing season" for your area. The objective is to get frost sensitive plants into the garden early enough to be productive before the first fall freeze. For example, green beans take 60 days from planting seeds to harvesting beans. To plant a fall crop of beans, you must count back 60 days from the first fall freeze date. I've included a link to a chart which lists the average freeze dates for Texas. Also, I've created a Planting Guideline chart for certain vegetables (typical fall vegetables) relative to first freeze dates.
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I live in Corpus Christi, Texas, and this is my first time vegetable gardening. My husband made me a 4x6 above ground garden filled with dirt and mulch. We did this before reading about gardening soils. Well, I have planted pumpkin seeds, broccoli, and cauliflower in the garden. I have Serrano peppers and 1 tomato plant in a 5 gallon bucket drilled with holes on the bottom.ReplyDelete
My question is this: Our neighbor's bunny is always getting loose and jumping in our garden disturbing our plants. Do you have any ideas how to get rid of this bunny?Replies
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The Council of Canadians
|This article relies too much on references to primary sources. (May 2014)
|citizen's organization based in Canada
|Legal status
|advocate and public voice, educator and network
|Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
|Region served
|Official language
|English, French
|Maude Barlow
|Council of Canadians official website
The Council of Canadians is a left leaning non-profit organization that advocates for clean water, fair trade, green energy, public health care, and a vibrant democracy.[1] The organization is headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario with regional offices in Halifax, Toronto, Edmonton and Vancouver and a network of local chapters across the country.[2]
While primarily focused on national issues, the Council of Canadians also does international work through its Blue Planet Project,[3] which focuses on the implementation of the human right to water and sanitation.
The Council of Canadians was founded in 1985 in the lead up to the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement and North American Free Trade Agreement. The Council later expanded its focus to include campaigns on health care, water, public pensions, corporate influence, and energy.[4]
Founding members of the Council included Margaret Atwood, David Suzuki, Farley Mowat, Pierre Berton, Margaret Laurence, several politicians and other prominent Canadians.[5] The Council of Canadians is currently chaired by Maude Barlow, who is best known internationally for her work on water-related issues.[6]
In 2012 $202,000 was transferred from the Council of Canadians to the Maude Barlow Social Justice Fund Account[7][8]
The Council publishes a magazine called Canadian Perspectives, which is published twice a year.[9]
For the 2011-2012 fiscal year the Council received 92 percent of its funding from members and supporters who gave an average of $54.59.[10] An additional seven percent of the annual budget came from foundation grants.[11]
The Council of Canadians receives no money from governments or corporations, however it makes no such claims regards funding it receives from organizations such as political parties, labour unions or environmental activist groups.[1]
Funding Controversy[edit]
On April 14, 2014 a report by Sun News Network accused the Council of Canadians of receiving money from USA based organizations to oppose Canadian energy projects.[12] On its website, the Council of Canadians admits to receiving funding from US foundations to engage in activities in Canada.[13]
Political Activity[edit]
Due to its overt political activities, the Council of Canadians does not qualify as a registered charity in Canada.[14]
In 2011, The Council of Canadians backed a lawsuit brought by a group of voters against the Conservative Party of Canada. Ultimately the voters lost the lawsuit and decided not to appeal the decision to a higher court[15]
The Council of Canadians will frequently advocate on behalf of unions, such as the BCTF, involved in labour disputes[16]
Brent Patterson is the Political Director for The Council of Canadians[17]
Illegal Activity[edit]
On November 20 2014 Brigette DePape,an official blogger and spokesperson for the Council of Canadians, was arrested by the RCMP at Burnaby Mountain, British Columbia for defying a court order. [18]
- ^ a b "About Us | The Council of Canadians". Canadians.org. Retrieved 2014-03-25.
- ^ "Chapter contacts | The Council of Canadians". Canadians.org. Retrieved 2014-03-25.
- ^ "Blue Planet Project". Blue Planet Project. 2012-03-12. Retrieved 2014-03-25.
- ^ "History | The Council of Canadians". Canadians.org. Retrieved 2014-05-21.
- ^ "Formation of the Council of Canadians". Canadians.org. 1985-03-11. Retrieved 2014-05-21.
- ^ "Maude Barlow". The Huffington Post. Retrieved 2014-05-21.
- ^ The Council of Canadians (PDF), Spring 2013 http://www.canadians.org/sites/default/files/publications/annual-report-12.pdf
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- ^ http://www.canadians.org/social-justice-fund
- ^ Canadian Perspectives
- ^ "Ezra Levant questions source of Council donations". Canadians.org. 2014-04-17. Retrieved 2014-05-21.
- ^ "2012 Annual Report to Members". Canadians.org. Retrieved 2014-05-21.
- ^ http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/politics/archives/2014/04/20140414-072252.html
- ^ http://canadians.org/blog/ezra-levant-questions-source-council-donations
- ^ https://donate.canadians.org/join
- ^ http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/robocalls-case-won-t-be-appealed-to-supreme-court-1.1345028
- ^ http://www.canadians.org/blog/council-canadians-bc-yukon-stands-solidarity-bc-teachers
- ^ http://www.canadians.org/blog/council-canadians-marks-100th-anniversary-komagata-maru-incident
- ^ http://www.vancouverobserver.com/news/dramatic-arrest-kinder-morgan-protesters-met-defiance-and-pride
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Discovery Charter School, a school that serves mostly Rochester City School children, has moved to Greece.
Discovery is an elementary public school grades kindergarten through fourth grade. It opened in August 2011 and was previously located at the Bishop Kearney High School building in Irondequoit.
Monday, teachers and staff welcomed students to their new school located on Hoover Drive in Greece. Some 220 students, mostly from Rochester, attend Discovery Charter School.
The school year and school day is longer than most other schools. Discovery students attend 200 days of school from 7:30 to 3:30 with an after-school program available until 5:00.
Its mission is focused on real skills for the real world. Discovery Charter School director, Joseph Saia, spoke about the ideas behind the inception of the school.
"Discovery decided what are we going to do different things to support kids to meet the rigors of a complex curriculum and changing world... Our extended school day and our extended school year are one of the ways we do that," Saia said.
All children are eligible for enrollment at Discovery Charter, but students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch programs are given admission preference.
About 95 percent of the students enrolled live in poverty.
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Alpaca industry growing in central Kansas
In the summer of 2000, if you asked someone in Central Kansas the question, "What is an alpaca?" the answer, most likely, would have been, "I don't have the faintest idea."
Today, raising alpacas is a growing industry in the center of the Sunflower State.
Alpacas are fleece-bearing animals that are native to only one place in the world-South America. In the early 1980's some entrepreneurs imported a small number of these animals to North America and the industry has been thriving ever since. Importation was closed in order to breed a specifically American alpaca.
The alpaca produces the finest, softest fleece in the world. It is light, water resistant, strong, more thermal than wool and, unlike wool contains no greasy lanolin. It is also hypo-allergenic and there has been no known allergy to the fleece documented. Because of the rarity of the alpaca, the fleece is prized all over the world and traded on the world market. The alpaca is the only fur or fleece- bearing animal in existence that comes in twenty five colors, making it the choice for natural products containing no dyes or chemicals. It is highly prized and used by designers including Ralph Lauren, Liz Claiborne, Yves St. Laurent and more.
In the last ten years, Canada and Australia have made extensive efforts to grow the alpaca industry within their countries. The government of both countries subsidizes studies into the use of the alpaca fleece because of its wonderful natural qualities. Here in America we are focusing on production animals and increasing the number of alpacas to meet demand.
Alpacas have now been a part of Kansas agriculture for over ten years and, in the Spring of 2009, the Kansas Alpaca Association was formed by breeders in the Central Kansas area. The mission of the association is to familiarize people with the alpaca, assist them in starting their own business and promote the alpaca and the end products it produces.
Alpacas are friendly, clean, social animals that like people. They are easy to manage, have none of the standard "livestock" smell and are great fun for families to raise. Because they are so gentle, they are a great choice for families with children. The word alpaca is often mispronounced. The word is of Portuguese origin (from their native South America). It is pronounced al-paw-ka. It is incorrect to say "al-pack-a" although many pronounce it this way. In South America, a nickname for the babies is "pacquitas" but the actual name for the babies is "cria" (cree-a).


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Trinity United Methodist Church members will get out their shovels and wheelbarrows on Saturday as part of a Habitat for Humanity project.
They'll be working at Angelwood Apartments, a home for elderly or disabled residents at risk of becoming homeless. Trinity members will be building a drainage system and moving stones, "that kind of labor," said Rev. Michael Finn-McKenzie.
The workers will meet at 8 a.m. for a pancake breakfast, provided by the Methodist Men, then head to Angelwood Apartments by 9 a.m.
"We have plenty of engineers from Dahlgren and those who are retired," the pastor said. "There's certainly a lot of enthusiasm for the project."
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