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The deathless and - in many specific respects - completely fictional meanderings of Dr. Tim Ball have begun appearing again on right-wing blogs all over the net. At City Troll, at Convenient Untruth and at New Orleans Lady, the same tired and retreaded old climate rant paints Dr. Ball as the courageous victim of a plot to silence a well-meaning skeptic.
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UPDATE: to make matters worse, it looks like Ball's "global warming is good for us" message is running front page in the right-wing uber site, The Drudge Report.
He claims as well to have been a professor (again of climatology) at the University of Winnipeg for 32 years, while he confirmed in his own Statement of Claim in a pending lawsuit (look here ) that he was a professor (of geography, never climatology) for just eight years.
Dr. Ball claims never to have been paid by oil and gas interests, but if you look here , you'll find a Globe and Mail story in which Dr. Barry Cooper, the man behind Ball's former industry front group, the Friends of Science , offers this clumsy admission: "[The money's] not exclusively from the oil and gas industry," says Prof. Cooper. "It's also from foundations and individuals. I can't tell you the names of those companies, or the foundations for that matter, or the individuals."
Here you'll find a podcast of Dr. Ball talking to the Ottawa Citizen , saying that he goes out of his way to ignore who might be paying his bills, but crediting the energy industry lobby firm, the High Park Group . And here, you'll find High Park Group veteran Tom Harris, telling the Toronto Star that his new industry front group, the Natural Resources Stewardship Project , was created at the suggestion of High Park Group president Timothy Egan.
Tom Harris, executive director of the NRSP, is credited by New Orleans Lady for passing along this version of the Ball tirade, also printed Monday on the right-wingy website, Canada Free Press. Yet all of these factual inconsistencies have been brought to Harris's attention on previous occasions.
It is inevitable that this post will be criticized as an ad hominem attack on dear Dr. Ball (and perhaps on Harris, as well). But how can you argue science with someone who doesn't feel bound by the limits of truth?
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has just endured an unprecedented process of vetting and peer-review to produce a document, the veracity of which has been double-checked and endorsed by thousands of the best scientists in the world. It must be soul-destroying to see a long-retired geographer who rarely published during his colourless academic career and who never conducted any research in atmospheric science dismiss that effort without a shred of evidence or a hint of good conscience.
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http://www.canada.com/components/print.aspx?id=d622e9fa-cdc8-4163-8292-a... Aussies' Suzuki heavier on rhetoric than on science Tim Ball For The Calgary Herald Wednesday, April 19, 2006 Unknown to most Canadians until this week, Australians have their very own David Suzuki, a self-promoting zoologist who has garnered a large and loyal following for his sensationalist views on climate change. Like Suzuki, Aussie zoologist Tim Flannery has no professional credentials in the field and so blunders regularly while pushing governments to save the world from global warming. Sadly, both men have considerable influence over politicians and their unscientific rhetoric is
blah blah blah spit fuss slobber
I don't need to read past this part of the Curriculum Vitae
"Richard Littlemore has been trained by Al Gore as part of The Climate Project, an initiative designed to educate the public about climate change."
professor al gore, one of the most TRUSTED and RESPECTED names in climate change
I suppose you've seen the "rebuttal" that's been liberally cut 'n' pasted around the denialist sites, from talk-radio host Neil Boortz. Nearly every item on his list embodies a logical fallacy or two, but I love that my favorite:
The polar ice caps on Mars are melting. How did our CO2 emissions get all the way to Mars?
seems to be getting the most attention. I was prepared to take it as tongue-in-cheek, but many seem to be taking at face value.
My second favorite:
There are about 160,000 glaciers around the world. Most have never been visited or measured by man. The great majority of these glaciers are growing, not melting.
This is what we're up against.
Of course, it's an article of faith that the UN is not to be trusted. After all, the IPCC scientists were the architects of the disastrous oil-for-food scam.
I suppose our friends, Johan I Kanada and ZOG, who are tireless defenders of intellectual rigour in the search for the truth, would make short work of a fraudster science denier like Boortz.
A related point: I have seen it asserted that the degree of "Doctor of Science" is a more prestigious one than a Ph.D. That may be the case, since in many universities the Doctor of Science degree is an honorary one – it's awarded for non-academic contributions to the university and/or the community. So it's really irrelevant that Dr. Ball doesn't hold a Doctorate of Science – neither do most academics.
What may have got people mixed up is that Dr. Ball's Ph.D. was awarded, as I understand it, by a Department of Geography, not a Department of Climatology. That may or may not be significant.
Almost all of them. You do realise they are volunteers who are chosen for being experts in their field?
Here is a sample:
It is easy to compare figures from various places... Did you ever hear of Galileo? People with power demonize those who have done their honest research... history repeats...but sheep like you are easily fooled...
Pay your carbon taxes and let the ICLEI gang herd you into megacities, where they can better police the foolish sheep!
If ball is such a martyr for the deniers why doesn't orpose a hypthesis, test it and publish in a peer reviewed journal?
That's science, anything else is just got air from a has been retired crank that's getting more attention than he ever did in his career.
As for "attacking the messenger', in a sense that's the whole point of this website. Some messengers are paid liars, and they deserve to be exposed as such.
Its not about win lose but about honesty. Did you ever visit the Grand Canyon? Climate does change... and fascist governments with goons like Gore profitting from Carbon Tax, continue to propagandize. Politics always masquerades as "science".... ever hear of Bechamps? he too was demonized by the profiteers!!
The big boys always play dirty, and run home with the moneybags.
Wonderful letter by Dr. Ball. The Beast has featured excerpts from it on his blog, with a little original commentary too - about two thousand words worth, with pics.
And how dare you think this is a blatant effort to draw hits to the site?
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Beast, you just show your ignorance of the whole subject when you refer to Ball as Bell. I can assume that this signifies the level of your competence in all other areas you discuss on your blog. Time to spend more time on your high school (or is it junior high school) classes, since you must have skipped a few to spend so much time on idle and incorrect chatter.
I am the first etc. etc. and have extensive background [in something barely related] etc. etc. and have an unbelievably long period of being so etc. etc. indicating my recognition, and I say that X, therefore you can believe X.
It is a perverse form of argument, which invites correction, even when it is used by a bonafide authority. The user of such an argument is often aware that he can deflect the truth by crying "ad hominem, ad hominem, they're picking on me personally". It is a cowardly defense for an unjustified method of persuasion, and no real scientist or anyone else trained in methods of discovery would ever use it. (It may be correct to apply in some cases of technology or skill, for example shoemaker, artist, judokan, mechanic, etc.) Similarly, no real scientist would be motivated to say, or would have to say, "I have an extensive background", so believe me, or "Few listen to me despite the fact that I was the first etc." What kind of reader or even camp follower could be convinced by such a claim, even if it were true?
ZOG if you're going to be accusing others of ad hominem attacks, you should really not engage in your own. Doesn't do a whole lot for your credibility. Can you prove that Hoggan's PR flacks are paid liars? I'm all ears.
DAN The truth is, the "ad hominem!" defense is the only one still open to most deniers. Sadly, they chose their version of the truth for non-scientific reasons--generally it's libertarian ideology, sometimes it's a xenophobic hatred of environmentalists, often its both--and that truth is crumbling around them. Going on the attack with their "ad hominem" claims, or their "priests of global warming" actually helps them avoid a much more painful reality: the unravelling of their whole worldview. There's a lot more at stake for them than we realize. I would feel sorry for them if they weren't so mean-spirited, or if they weren't messing around with my children's future.
"First of all, Tim Ball's PhD in geography was entirely appropriate and his dissertation on the climate changes in Canada did indeed make him the first climatology PhD in Canada." (false)
"Educated at Nipissing University College (English and Psychology), the University of Western Ontario (Law for the Journalist), UBC (Economics and Art History) and Simon Fraser University (Japanese Language Studies), Richard spends his spare time chasing children"…
It is unclear whether Mr. Littlemore recieved any degree or diploma, we must assume that he did not as it is not stated but that may be just an oversight.
A scan of 22,000 peer reviewed papers shows Littlemore as having 0 articles on climate or climate change. Therefore, he has no credibility to speak to the science.
James Hansen is one of the "good guys" he doesn't need a degree in climatology, proctology would have been good enough. Just because he has been paid by John Kerry's wife through the Heinze Foundation shouldn't make you question his motives, he's a truth speaker.
Oh ya, Jimmy says the new flood height will be 80 feet, not 20, Al's still working on the powerpoint slides.
Well, I saw Tim Ball last nite, and I can tell you honestly, he comes across a whole lot better than your blog.
"It must be soul-destroying to see a long-retired geographer who rarely published during his colourless academic career and who never conducted any research in atmospheric science dismiss that effort without a shred of evidence or a hint of good conscience."
Sorry - what were your qualifications in science again?
" But how can you argue science with someone who doesn't feel bound by the limits of truth?"
I'm the guy behind Convenient Untruth, but why do you call me right wing? I hope you understand that, just as you don't necessarily have to be liberal to have been hoodwinked by the hoax that is anthropomorphic global warming, you don't have to be right-wing to realize it *is* a hoax.
Take your labeling machine and use it to pry your eyes open!
If it is a hoax how come the planet is warming and the sea level is raising? Every scientific body on the planet agrees with the concept that man is warming the globe! I label you stupid.
we just came through the coldest winter ever.... Do a study of sea levels yourself... Lots of charts are available online... Strange that English Bay in Vancouver is still not lapping up onto the street.
How easily sheep like you are fooled.... as Hitler said, if you are going to tell a lie, make it a big one and repeat it over and over...
Bet you believe in virgin births and apocalypses and that cavemen with boxcutters flew the plane into the tower, and that fluoridation helps poor kids teeth, too? OK pay your carbon tax and demonize your neighbor. Propagandists and spin doctors love dummies like you as they laugh all the way to the bank!
Coldest winter ever? 2010 was the wettest year on record and one of the warmest globally. Jan - April 2011 is the 14th warmest on record (out of 132 years), while there is a La Niña.
Sea levels have dipped - to 2009 levels. Global warming caused by man's activities it not expected to mean every year is warmer than the last. However the trend is clear.
In Australia,in winter we wear jumpers to keep warm, and use electric blankets to warm our beds. So how come when all these Canadians who "believe" in global warming wear short sleeve shirts in mid-winter when its well below zero.
Why don't you all just do the sensible thing and move to a place like Mexico where you don't need central heating in winter?
you start by telling us that he is right wing but what you don't tell everyone is that you are left wing likely government funded...why would you want this to go away?....it is a cash cow for the left....we don't all believe what the left say and yes...the earth goes through many changes....i know i wasn't here 10000 years ago to document the changes in the planet...were you?....let's all recycle paper because it makes so much sense....when in fact the chemicals used to recycle paper are far worse than the chemicals used to make paper....how about Plasma Gasification....why don't we burn our garbage and recyclables and create clean energy with it.....this processs is 99% clean...why we don't do it when Euro countries have been using this type of thecnology for years and proven to work...why don't we use it?...because the green and recycling business is a cash cow.
The Vatican, the Pentagon, and the CIA say there is global warming. Are they leftists? The CIA has a Center for Climate Change and National Security. The head of that unit, acording to media reports, is Larry Kobayashi. Why don't you google his name.
You should read the Russian media because they make the same arguments that you do. You are the one spouting the Kremlin line.
The former CEO of Gazprom, Russia's President Medvedev, is the one who claimed that climate change was a "trick."
Gazprom is majority-owned by the Russian government.
Time (8-2-10) observes:
Two months before Copenhagen, [Russia's] state-owned Channel One television aired a documentary called The History of a Deception: Global Warming, which argued that the notion of man-made climate change was the result of an international media conspiracy. A month later, hackers sparked the so-called Climategate scandal by stealing e-mails from European climate researchers. The hacked e-mails, which were then used to support the arguments of global-warming skeptics, appeared to have been distributed through a server in the Siberian oil town of Tomsk, raising suspicion among some environmental activists of Russia's involvement in the leak....
"Broadly speaking, the Russian position has always been that climate change is an invention of the West to try to bring Russia to its knees," says Vladimir Chuprov, director of the Greenpeace energy department in Moscow. Case in point: when Medvedev visited Tomsk last winter, he called the global-warming debate "some kind of tricky campaign made up by some commercial structures to promote their business projects."


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No. 19: T.C.U.
By Paul Myerberg // Aug 15, 2011
A healthy Oregon State, then ranked No. 24 in the nation, hung around for most of three quarters in the season opener. San Diego State made things interesting with 14 early points and 14 late points in November. Wisconsin came within a two-point conversion of overtime in the Rose Bowl. No one else sniffed T.C.U.; no one else seemed to be in the same stratosphere at the Horned Frogs, winners of 27 of their last 28 games, winners of 98 games over the last decade. Like a wind-up doll, pull their string and watch the Horned Frogs go to work: they'll run down your throat, hit you deep, dominate on special teams, not let you do squat on the ground, intercept your attempts, break your back, break your heart. Last year's team wasn't just vintage T.C.U., though it was vintage T.C.U. under Gary Patterson. Last year's team was vintage football, like the kind of football Vince Lombardi espoused in Green Bay — like the kind you may see on a football how-to video. How do you go 13-0? At its most basic, you run the football and stop opponents from doing the same. T.C.U. does that and more.
Mountain West
Fort Worth, Tex.
Horned Frogs
Returning starters
9 (3 offense, 6 defense)
Last year's ranking
No. 6
2010 record
(13-0, 8-0)
Last year's
No. 2
2011 schedule
- Sept. 2
at Baylor
- Sept. 10
at Air Force
- Sept. 17
- Sept. 24
Portland St.
- Sept. 30
- Oct. 8
at San Diego St.
- Oct. 22
New Mexico
- Oct. 28
B.Y.U. (in Arlington, Tex.)
- Nov. 5
at Wyoming
- Nov. 12
at Boise St.
- Nov. 19
Colorado St.
- Dec. 3
Last year's prediction
Now, what if T.C.U. does run the table: can it play for a national title? Don't think about whether the Horned Frogs deserve to, because, well, they would. Perfect two years in a row, with wins in 2010 over Oregon State, Baylor, S.M.U., Air Force, B.Y.U. and Utah? If T.C.U. is one of two undefeated teams at the end of the regular season, it would be highway robbery if it didn't meet the other 12-0 — or 13-0 — team for the title. So that's what T.C.U. needs: to run the table and have a few teams ahead of it — at least three, maybe four — drop a game in the regular season.
2010 recap
In a nutshell The Horned Frogs won two games by five points or less: the Aztecs and Badgers. Another team, Oregon State, got within single-digits. The rest? T.C.U. won by an average final score of 45.0-8.1 against the remaining 10 teams on its schedule. Carnage. Defense? The best in the land for the third straight season. Against the run? After leading the F.B.S. in 2008 and finishing third in 2009, T.C.U. tumbled — tongue firmly in cheek — all the way down to sixth. The horror! Offense? Fourth nationally in scoring, 10th in rushing and 12th overall. Special teams? Fifteenth in kickoffs, seventh in kickoff returns and sixth in punt returns. The most solid, well-coached, consistent, error-free team in the country? Yes, in my opinion. Now, the big question: T.C.U. and Auburn on Monday, Jan. 10 — who wins? I'm not going to say who wins if the two meet 100 times; I'd probably go with Auburn, though not by very much. On that specific night, however, I really, truly, firmly believe that the Horned Frogs would have won. And that means nothing, but still…
High point Remember all that talk about Utah wanting some revenge over 2009's blowout loss in Fort Worth? I'm not going to say it was over before the two teams stepped on the field, but it was over after about five minutes. The final score, 47-7, does the game justice. A Rose Bowl win over Wisconsin was pleasing to anyone who adores traditional football values — the work done in the trenches — over flash.
Low point Not applicable. Maybe we can point towards the win over San Diego State, which hurt T.C.U. with some national voters who look only at the final score.
Tidbit T.C.U. has played a whole bunch of teams more than once over its decade under Gary Patterson, but only four such opponents have posted a winning record over the Horned Frogs. One is Boise State, which was has sandwiched a pair of wins over T.C.U. with a loss in the 2008 Poinsettia Bowl. The others are U.A.B., which lost in 2003 but won in 2001 and 2004; Cincinnati, which lost in 2003 but won in 2002 and 2004; and East Carolina, which beat T.C.U. in 2001 and 2002.
Tidbit (rush defense edition) How good has the T.C.U. run defense been since 2008? Over the last three years, the Horned Frogs have allowed a total of 2,951 yards on the ground — 1,296 last fall, 1,043 in 2009 and a ridiculous 612 yards in 2008. That three-year total would have ranked T.C.U. 118th nationally in 2010, ahead of New Mexico and Kansas State and just four yards behind East Carolina. The 2,951-yard total would been 117th in 2009 and 118th in 2008.
Tidbit (starters edition) T.C.U. returns only 18 players with one or more career starts heading into 2011. That's a quite a drop from last fall, when the Horned Frogs returned 16 full-time starters and roughly 15 more with past starting experience.
Former players in the N.F.L.
23 RB Aaron Brown (Detroit), OT Marcus Cannon (New England), CB Drew Coleman (Jacksonville), QB Andy Dalton (Cincinnati), TE Evan Frosch (Cleveland), LS Clint Gresham (Seattle), LB David Hawthorne (Seattle), DE Jerry Hughes (Indianapolis), CB Alex Aliboye (Dallas), WR Bart Johnson (Cincinnati), S Colin Jones (San Francisco), WR Jeremy Kerley (New York Jets), OG Jake Kirkpatrick (Indianapolis), OT Marshall Newhouse (Green Bay), LB Jason Phillips (Baltimore), S Rafael Priest (Atlanta), OT Herb Taylor (Denver), CB Jason Teague (Houston), RB LaDanian Tomlinson (New York Jets), OT Michael Toudouze (Arizona), LB Daryl Washington (Arizona), CB Malcolm Williams (New England), WR Jimmy Young (Chicago).
Arbitrary top five list
All-time Washington Redskins quarterbacks
1. Sammy Baugh (1937-52).
2. Sonny Jurgensen (1964-74).
3. Joe Thiesmann (1974-85).
4. Billy Kilmer (1971-78).
5. Mark Rypien (1988-93).
Gary Patterson (Kansas State '83), 98-28 after a decade with the Frogs. He is the first coach in university history to post more than two 10-win seasons (2002-3, 2005-6, 2008-10), and his .778 career winning percentage through 126 games is the program's best mark of the modern era. Minus an unexpected 5-6 season in 2004, the Horned Frogs have been consistently strong each season since 2002. Patterson's forte is defense, and his attention to that side of the ball has manifested itself in the top units T.C.U. has put together over the last half-decade. Patterson spent three years as the T.C.U. defensive coordinator (1998-2000) before being promoted following Dennis Franchione's departure for Alabama. It is altogether fitting that Patterson was hired to replace Franchione, given how important the former Texas A&M head coach was to his career. Patterson's professional fortunes mirrored those of his professional mentor; he followed his predecessor up the coaching ladder, from Pittsburg State to New Mexico up to T.C.U. Patterson has built upon Franchione's success — the Frogs went 10-2 in 2000, his final season — pushing T.C.U. into the top stratosphere of non-B.C.S. conference programs. T.C.U.'s 92-21 record since 2002 trails only Boise State for the best record among non-B.C.S. conference programs. Already a major figure, Patterson's stature will grow immensely once T.C.U. heads to the Big East and dominates the nation's weakest B.C.S. conference.
Players to watch
Few quarterbacks enter the 2011 season under a brighter spotlight than T.C.U. sophomore Casey Pachall: all he needs to do is replace a four-year starter in Andy Dalton, one who fits very nicely into the program's fine history of excellence at the position. Pachall landed barely a taste of playing time as a freshman last fall, cleaning up the mess in eight games with roughly half of his nine attempts — and his one touchdown pass — coming in a 49-point win over New Mexico. His numbers against the Lobos did come in the first half, to be fair, when Dalton went down to injury, but any snaps — garbage time or no — against U.N.M. do little to prepare a youngster for this endeavor. What I like about Pachall: most of all, he's very Dalton-like in his size, throwing arm and running ability.
He may slide very seamlessly into the starting lineup. That T.C.U. opens with a pair of tough road games, however, won't be great for Pachall's confidence. In a perfect world, the Horned Frogs could ease into the year with an F.C.S. opponent and a lower-tier Mountain West team. That's life, for Pachall and the Horned Frogs, so look for him to stumble a bit coming out of the gate. But there's no doubting the talent that lead Pachall to land offers from across the nation, B.C.S. conference and otherwise, coming out of high school. He'll get things going in time, but Pachall will be learning on the fly. I'm not going to say how quickly he develops will decide T.C.U.'s season, as the Horned Frogs can get things done offensively in other ways; how he develops will decide just how good this offense can be, however.
The backfield remains intact. While changes are underway with the rest of the offense, one thing hasn't changed: once again, T.C.U. will have one of the best group of running backs in the country. What's not to like? You have the two-headed monster of Ed Wesley (1,078 yards and 11 scores) and Matthew Tucker (709 yards, 7 scores); few teams can do better than that, both in terms of production and experience. Then you have sophomore Waymon James (513 yards and 5 scores), who will push that pair for more and more snaps as he continues to develop. Add in junior Aundre Dean (223 yards, team-best 6.9 yards per carry) and you have as good a quartet as can be found anywhere. Have issues at quarterback? Then run the ball, run it again and run it again. T.C.U. can do that. Yeah, the Horned Frogs can do that.
It'll be a new-look receiver corps, as T.C.U. looks to replace three of its top four at the position. The one who returns, sophomore Josh Boyce, is coming off one of the finest seasons by any freshman receiver in the country last fall. He didn't land the headlines, thanks to the three seniors, buy Boyce delivered in a big way: 34 receptions for a team-best 646 yards and 6 scores, leading the team with 19.0 yards per catch. Can he do the same as the lead target? He might not average another 19.0 yards a catch, but Boyce will see his touches rise as Pachall's favorite option. T.C.U. is also hoping for a bounce-back year from senior Antoine Hicks, who led the team in touchdowns in 2009 but struggled last fall, making only 13 grabs for 175 yards. Injuries played a role, but the Horned Frogs need more from Hicks. Rounding out the starting lineup is junior Syke Dawson (12 catches for 170 yards), who needs to refine his game in order to take better advantage of his top-notch speed. Look for T.C.U. to rely heavily on some youngsters to round out the depth chart: seniors Jercell Fort and Jonathan Jones don't fall in this category, but the opportunity is there for freshmen like Ethan Grant, LaDarius Brown and David Bush, among others, to see playing time.
New faces abound, talented faces are gone, but anyone looking for a significant decline from the T.C.U. defense had better look elsewhere: the Horned Frogs will still rank among the nation's best, even if this year's group is unable to extend the program's three-year streak of leading the F.B.S. in total defense. In my mind, T.C.U. could break in 11 new starters are still push teams around; this is because the system and coaching stands is more important the players, and has been over the last decade-plus of T.C.U. football. Might there be some growing pains early, as on the offensive side of the ball? Maybe. But unlike the offense, you can say with 100 percent certainty that T.C.U. will be as tough defensively by November as anyone.
The first order of business will be rebuilding the five-man secondary without four of last year's starters. The Horned Frogs also have a new defensive backs coach in Trey Harvey, a former graduate assistant who replaces Texas Tech-bound Chad Glasgow. Harvey will have three new safeties to work with, and that's a trouble spot for a defense that landed superb safety play in 2010. Two of the projected starters are seniors; one of that pair, weak safety Tekerrein Cuba (49 tackles), started six games in 2010. His experience will come in handy. Johnny Fobbs will take over at free safety after serving behind Tejay Johnson, so let's hope he learned a thing or two from the departed all-American. Nothing has been decided at strong safety: T.C.U. could go with sophomore Trent Thomas, redshirt freshman Sam Carter or even an incoming freshman, so it's a position to watch.
Look for senior Greg McCoy to be the breakout star of this defense in 2011. He was a first-year starter last fall, one who struggled early but really came on strong over the second half of the year. If McCoy can recapture his late-season form, he'll be the greatest weapon this raw secondary can have. Teams may shy away from his side, but when they throw towards McCoy keep an eye on his ability to make plays on the ball. He'll probably be joined in the starting lineup by sophomore Travaras Battle, who played quite a bit as a true freshman last fall. Another pair of sophomores, Jason Verrett and Elisha Olabode, could also push for time at cornerback, though Olabode is currently penciled in as a backup at free safety. Verrett was a JUCO transfer who arrived in time for spring practices.
Here's what T.C.U. has at linebacker: the best starting pairing in the country. No worse than in the top five, at least. You know the names by now — if you didn't before the Rose Bowl, you do now: one is senior Tank Carder, the bowl's defensive M.V.P. last seen batting down Wisconsin's failed two-point try. Carder was pretty good before that, ending the year with 60 tackles (9.5 for loss) and 3.5 sacks. All told, the bottom line, all you need to know: first-team all-American. Junior strong side linebacker Tanner Brock (team-best 106 tackles, 5.5 for loss) was only a third-team all-American. So he's the weak link — that's a joke. Brock and Carder. Carder and Brock. Tackle after tackle, big play after big play. No one does it better. T.C.U. is absolutely terrific on the second level.
The defensive line didn't suffer quite as many losses as did the secondary, but there are some holes to fill. The two full-time starters who return have tremendous promise. The first, sophomore end Stansly Maponga (32 tackles, 2.5 sacks), was a freshman all-American in 2010. With time and added snaps, Maponga will begin to develop better pass rush ability. It'll be senior Braylon Broughton on the opposite side, but T.C.U. has enough depth to have a nice rotation at end. Junior Ross Forrest, a former walk-on, started once last fall. Keep an eye on sophomore Matt Anderson, another high school running back placed at end by the T.C.U. staff. You'd like to see more pressure on the quarterback, so perhaps Maponga can pick up the pace in that regard as a second-year starter.
The other returning starter is junior tackle D.J. Yendrey (18 tackles, 3 sacks), an all-Mountain West pick a season ago. I don't question Yendrey's ability to make plays in the backfield, as he showed several times lat fall. I wonder about his lack of great size, however, as at 273 pounds Yendrey's not a prototypical interior linemen, even in a defense predicated on speed. The interior of the line as a whole doesn't have great size: former reserve Jeremy Coleman, now a starter as a junior, will line up at nose tackle weighing less than 300 pounds. Yendrey's backup, redshirt freshman David Johnson, fits into the same mold: smaller but quick, he'll get pressure but might falter against the bigger lines. This tackle group is smaller than in recent memory.
Position battle(s) to watch
Offensive line Only one full-time starter returns, so T.C.U. is putting a lot on the plates of the additional three linemen with past starting experience. The full-time returning starter is senior left guard Kyle Dooley, who leads all returning players with 27 career starts. Dooley has played in the shadows over his first three years, behind several N.F.L.-caliber linemen, but will step into a key role in 2011. Patterson has been very blunt about the offensive line thus far, saying that outside of Dooley, the Horned Frogs aren't where they need to be. It's hard not to follow that logic: the three next-most experienced linemen bring nine career starts into 2011, and one, senior guard Spencer Thompson, should remain in a reserve role. But the right side of the line seems secure in the remaining pair: junior Blaize Foltz at guard, senior Jeff Olson at tackle. Their experience, though slight, is a nice sight to see along this rebuilding offensive front. It'll probably be junior James Fry at center, replacing 2010 Rimington Trophy winner Jake Kirkpatrick. Those are some awfully big shoes to fill. The battle at left tackle remains far from decided. It was thought that sophomore James Dunbar had a strong enough spring to vault him into the starting role come September. That hasn't been the case, as Dunbar has been pushed down the depth chart a spot by converted tight end Robert Deck, a senior. T.C.U. needs Dunbar to step up and grab the starting role. More than anything, actually, the new T.C.U. offensive line needs to develop a rapport, developing the sort of unity all good fronts seem to have. As at quarterback, this will only come with time.
Game(s) to watch
Several intriguing tests. Not that much tougher a schedule than a year ago, if roughly on the same plain, but how a younger team fares with this slate will be one of the more interesting storylines in college football. The season opens with back-to-back road dates two very talented teams in Baylor and Air Force. T.C.U. also gets B.Y.U. at a neutral site and Boise State and San Diego State on the road, so the five biggest games come away from home.
Season breakdown & prediction
In a nutshell Last year's group would have done no worse than 11-1 with this year's schedule. This year's team might have a hard time getting back to double-digit wins, though the Horned Frogs aren't going to drop off the map. I don't like the way the year starts: back-to-back road games against two pretty good teams — one very good team in Air Force — isn't a good way for this young team to break into action, especially at key spots like quarterback and in the secondary. That T.C.U. gets five very, very good teams away from home — Baylor, Air Force, San Diego State, B.Y.U. and Boise State — is also a little troubling. If last year's team was a flash in the pan, a one- or two-year wonder, I would have little compunction identifying T.C.U. as a team primed for a slide. Good thing that this program is built for the long, long, long haul. Yeah, Pachall is young, green and untested. Yes, he might struggle early. But his early struggles will yield dividends down the stretch. You can say that for the entire team, offense and defense: the T.C.U. you see in September won't be the same T.C.U. you see in November and December. The Horned Frogs will get better and better each week, you can bet the farm on that. So what's the bottom line? In terms of wins and losses, don't be shocked if T.C.U. slips to 8-4. Be surprised, but don't be shocked. I'm more likely to wager 9-3, with perhaps a 1-1 start but terrific play in October, November and December. In the small picture, this may look like a one-year lull. In the big picture, T.C.U. will get its slight growing pains out of the way before heading to the Big East in 2012 and running roughshod over all comers. But in 2011, the combination of youth and a tough schedule will lead to a few stumbles.
Dream season The program's last season in the Mountain West feels eerily familiar: 12-0, back in B.C.S. play.
Nightmare season For the first time since 2007, T.C.U. wins less than 11 games; for the first time since 2004, T.C.U. wins less than eight games.
In case you were wondering
Where do T.C.U. fans congregate? The clear top choice is Killer Frogs, the largest and most fervent T.C.U. fan site. Recruiting coverage can be found at Purple Menace and Big Purple Nation. In terms of T.C.U. blogs, check out The Purple Wimple and Horned Frogs Sports.
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Tags: Big East, Casey Pachall, Ed Wesley, Gary Patterson, Greg McCoy, Josh Boyce, Kyle Dooley, Matthew Tucker, Mountain West, Stansly Maponga, T.C.U., Tank Carder, Tanner Brock, Tekerrein Cuba
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I'm guessing that Oklahoma State is next.
That was wrong. The Longhorns are next.
"Already a major figure, Patterson's stature will grow immensely once T.C.U. heads to the Big East and dominates the nation's weakest B.C.S. conference."
Is this a prediction? Sounds pretty declarative.
Mary Rypien! Either PSR is getting into Jim Rome territory or after 320,000 words we finally have proof that Paul is not a machine.
Paul: Waiting patiently for Rypien to come in and flip my desk over…
Run roughshod over the Big East? God I can't wait until Holgo hangs 40 points on them next year.
I'll eat my shorts if anybody in the BigEast scores 40 on TCU in '12 (injuries excepted, of course). TCU held Texas Tech to 3 points in 2006; with a mature defense, this staff is kryptonite against a Leach-style offense. Considering all the growth on defense (especially on the line and secondary) that's happening at TCU this season, WVU will leave Fort Worth in 2012 thoroughly stymied.
I'll provide the hot sauce.
Nah, I agree that 40 points may be hyperbolic, but WVU's defense will be as stout at TCU's next year. The game may be more in the 24-21, 17-10 score range.
Paul, while technically accurate, isn't it a little disingenuous to call the BYU game "away from home"? Arlington is about 15 miles from Fort Worth…
Also, since I ragged on UF for a weak OOC schedule (and Miss. State was even worse!), I will in the interest of fairness note that Louisiana-Monroe and Portland State are nothing to brag about. Does anyone know if TCU tried to get home-and-homes with any other BCS teams besides Baylor this year and were spurned? Regardless, and to their credit, TCU is doing everything they can to improve their level of competition by moving up to the Big East.
(of course, if Utah and BYU hadn't bolted, the MWC would be the tougher conference this year, hands down – and I will join Ezra in eating my shorts if anyone in the Big East scores 40 on TCU in '12.)
19? Come on, if you find 5 teams that can beat them, you will be lucky. I've watched 'em practice and watch out, Pachall is unreal talent.
Surprised more people didn't raise hell, they weren't given a chance to compete for national title. Not exactly fair, is it?
TCU does have one big weakness. They don't have a backup QB. Waiting for the best QB ever committed, Matthews from Kansas.
TCU had a home game scheduled with Texas Tech for this year. However Tech canceled the game late this spring. Tuberville is quoted, "TCU is not a team that we would like to play right now". I guess that he would rank the Frogs higher than 19.
@Dave: We were scheduled to play Texas Tech and home but they backed out for the second straight year. It has been well documented, google it.
Tech backing out along with Utah & BYU leaving the conference left us in a scheduling bind. However, our future ooc schedules are impressive imo with OU & UVA coming to Fort Worth in 2012 along with home and home's with LSU (2013-14) and Arkansas(2015-16).
Matt Rob–
I guess my shorts are safe, then. (not that they were ever in any danger, truth be told)
It's hard to schedule OOC games with quality opponents when those quality opponents do not want to schedule anything but cupcakes OOC.
Why come to Fort Worth, get your a@$& handed to you with a relatively small check (because TCU's stadium is not large) when you can schedule directional A&M, stay home, and keep most of the proceeds?
Sorry, but I just don't TCU dominating the Big East. Anyone that follows the Big East knows it's just super competitive every year. Cincinnati went 12-0 in 2009 and that was a rarity, and there were some very close calls. Think back to the 2007 WVU team that was all set to go to the National Championship and then lost to a pitiful Pittsburgh team. Sorry, if that WVU team with Pat White, Steve Slaton and Noel Devine couldn't run the table in the Big East, I just have a hard time seeing TCU doing it. The Big East isn't the MWC, people just seem to keep forgetting that.
There are no New Mexicos, Colorado States, Wyomings, or UNLVs. Sorry. The amount of talent present in the Big East is leaps and bounds better than the MWC.
The Mountain West is far better than the big least – and has been for a long, long time. When the best team in your conference used to be among the best teams in the CUSA or MWC, the fact that you are given an automatic qualification is predicated entirely upon bias and inequity. TCU should have stayed in the better league.
The Big East champion frequently gets its ass handed to it in BCS games — see Utah 2004 against Pitt, Florida 2009 against Cincy and OU vs. Connecticut last year. The best of the MWC hasn't been embarrassed like that in a bowl game in over a decade.
a decade of proven results from the frogs should worry any big east team. this is not jim wacker's purple. patterson can coach and don't look now but big time recruits are finding their way to ft.worth too.
The 2004 win is a ridiculous comparison. Utah was undefeated and should have played a much tougher opponent. 1/4 of the Big East had bolted for the ACC. Four teams shared the Big East title, tied at 4-3, and Pitt happened to get the nod (none of them deserved it). The two teams that left the Big East finished 10-3 and 9-4, and one of them, VTech, won the ACC that year.
Cincy laid two eggs in BCS games, and UConn was embarrassing last year, but the Big East is 6-7 in BCS games, and blown out its share of teams as well. Selective data usage is misleading, bro.
I'll never forget the TCU-Utah game last year. In the all-time history of football, I don't think a team has ever been more embarrased at home than Utah was last year.
TCU put their foot on their throat and made them QUIT. I've never seen anything like it. A top 10 team just dominated and made to quit on their home field. Can't think of anything else like it.
What a farewell gift, that I'm sure is going to mess with the Ute's psyche going into the Pac 12. If they were dominated that bad by TCU, what on earth is USC, Oregon, etc. going to do to them.
@ Gunner –
TCU was never going to get into the title game over an undefeated Auburn or Oregon – as good as they were (and I think they were awesome), when 3 teams are undefeated you have to look at strength of schedule, and running the SEC/Pac-10 table trumps running the MWC table.
The REAL debate would have began if there hadn't been 2 undefeated teams from BCS conferences. In my mind, an undefeated TCU gets the nod over any 1-loss BCS team, regardless of conference, but plenty posters on here would disagree.
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Material List
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If you've been looking for an iPhone app that can replace the default camera app for taking photos, Best Camera just may be what you've been looking for. Developed by Seattle photographer Chase Jarvis, Best Camera provides a full-featured camera control app, fantastic photo editing (think of it as an iPhone version of Photoshop,) and a great online community that lives both online and in the app, where you can see great photos that have been taken by other Best Camera users.
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As part of the launch, and to build up the Best Camera community, there will be a photo contest where the winner receives an iPhone 3GS. Hit the video above to get a look at the idea behind the app, and how it works. It costs just $2.99, and you can download Best Camera now on the App Store.
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We were just alerted to a new iPhone and iPod touch app called Ping!, which aims to provide free iPhone-to-iPhone (and iPod touch) messaging to users of those devices. We tried it, and thought it was worthy enough to give a shout out to.
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We've been beta testing the Shoot It! app for the past couple of months, and we are excited to let you guys know that it is now available for purchase in the App Store for $0.99. Why the excitement? Well, Shoot It! is one of the apps we use very regularly, and it's one of our favorite apps that we've ever used on the iPhone. So, What is Shoot It?
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It was only a matter of time for an app to catch up for our burning desire to share our lives on the internet –mainly Twitter. Tweet Reel is a new app for the iPhone 3GS with allows you to upload videos and pictures to Tweet Reel, and share them directly on Twitter. Personally, I have always used Flickr over Twitpic (specially now with Twitter integration), but Flickr seems to be having a hard time catching up to apps and other social media integration tools. Tweet Reel is available for $2.99 in the App Store and if you are looking to share more than just images, Tweet Reel will get the job done.
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Foursquare has just released version 1.3 for their iPhone app, which now notifies you with a buzz when friends are nearby, via push notification. Foursquare allows you to check-in at different locations, and lets your friends know where you are (this also includes optional Twitter pinging.) What makes this app stand out is the badges system. This system awards you for your activity, whether is checking in to a new place or returning to it for the 100th time. Competitive souls can find subtle amusement by attempting to dethrone majors for locations – people that have been to a specific location many times. If you haven't tried out Foursquare yet, I highly recommend it.
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We've told you a lot about MyGlobalTalk, the service that aims to replace your International calling plan. They've just released a new MyGlobalTalk app for the iPhone, and we were able to chat with the people behind the service, Andy Berman and Raffi Aghapekian, who were kind enough to give us the lowdown on why you should take a look at this game-changing application.
Give us a brief overview of what MyGlobalTalk is, for those readers who may not be familiar with the product.
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Instapaper Pro 2.0 released
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If you've been looking for a simple, clean app for bookmarking pages to read later, you've gotta check out Instapaper Pro 2.0 for iPhone and iPod touch. The app downloads copies of webpages in an iPhone-readable format, and that's just the beginning. You can sort article into folders for better organization, and mark specific articles as favorites, which can then be shared with friends. The app can update articles in the background, so that while you are reading one, the others that you are saved are updated to their most recent versions. There's also a very cool feature that lets you scroll up and down just by slightly tilting the iPhone towards or away from you ever so slightly. It sounds silly, but it works great.
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Our favorite instant messaging app for the iPhone and iPod touch, Beejive (pronounced bee-hive,) just got updated to version 3.0. While there are a few nice additions, the biggest is that Beejive now supports push notifications on the iPhone. If you are unfamiliar, this means you can tell Beejive to stay persistently connected to Apple's push servers, even when you close that app. So you can keep a conversation going, while you also check your email, surf the Internet, and more. If you get a new IM, you will get a text notification telling you so, which you can simply close, or use to launch Beejive and take you directly back to the conversation.
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Runway Reviews: Versace Versus, Emporio Armani, Just Cavalli
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Christopher Kane finally took a leap with Versace this season by putting on a Versus show with an eager front row and a school playground set. There were swings, jungle gyms, and most importantly, inspired Scottish tartan dresses. Kane lengthened few of his numbers while incorporating mixed color prints into his repertoire. The collection also featured everything from stripes to microscopic flower prints to sheer tops to decisive color blocking that all added up to a very distinctive, very bothered and colorful School of Kane. It wasn't what we expected from Versus this season, but it's admirable that Donatella Versace had so much confidence in her pupil to let him run with his own childhood-inspired agenda.
"Fancy girl" was this season's Emporio Armani muse, and the designer brought that ideal to life through number of dawn grey jackets, plentiful raspberry separates, sleek pants, above the knee skirts, and nature-inspired accessories. This was essentially a very clean and referential collection that drew upon the tailoring of the main label, along with newer playful trends such as rubberized tops, a juxtaposition of leggings with evening, and some nice play with organza.
Roberto Cavalli must be clearly focusing on his tremendous 40th anniversary, because his younger collection just wasn't up to par this season. Devoted to young jet-setters, the Just Cavalli look consisted of super-washed denim numbers, plenty of pearls (that kept rolling down the runway), leopard print trousers, mixed leather shoes, and an endless array of wide-brimmed hats. Despite few pleasant moments in the show (like the attractive macro-necklaces and the breezy silk dresses) this effort just had too much going on, and none of it was particularly well styled. Unless, of course, you're spending your summer in Ibiza, which might have been the effect Cavalli was going for anyway.


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Urinetown the Musical
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- Time:
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- Time:
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- Location:
- The Leary Theatre within the Elizabeth Ann Clune Center for Theatre, Clet Hall, Niagara University
In December, NU Theatre will present the hit Broadway production, Urinetown the Musical by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollmann. This Tony Award-winning tale of love, greed and revolution, is directed by Steven Braddock, director of Niagara University Theatre, with choreography by associate professor Terri Filips Vaughan and musical direction is by vocal adjunct Jason Bravo.
An irreverent homage to the Great American musical theatre tradition, Urinetown the Musical is one of the most uproariously funny musicals ever to hit Broadway. The production satirizes capitalism, populism, bureaucracy, corporate corruption and municipal politics. A horrendous water shortage, caused by a twenty-year drought, has led to a government ban on private bathrooms. Citizens must use public amenities, regulated by a single malevolent company that profits by demanding payment for one of humanity's most fundamental needs. From out of the destitute masses, a hero arises to lead his fellows against the tyrannical regime.
Urinetown the Musical will be on stage in the Leary Theatre within the Elizabeth Ann Clune Center for Theatre, Clet Hall, on the NU campus.
For tickets and information contact the NU Theatre Box Office at 716.286.8685 or visit http://theatre.niagara.edu.