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Q & A With Darrell Puckett

We sat down to ask a few questions to the AUMnibus sportswriter Darrell Puckett. - What's your major? My major is sports journalism with a minor in photography. - What are you trying to accomplish at AUM? I’m trying to accomplish the incredible. Not many people can make it through college and then actually get a successful job afterwards. I want to make people get excited when they see my article or sports blog. - What are some of your career goals? To write Auburn recruiting or bass fishing would be ideal, but other than that, I’d love to be…
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Seaquence

  Anyone can be a musician with this unique internet app. Arrange music using the graphical representation of sea creatures swimming in the ocean. After you make the sounds and tones, set the creatures free to move around the sound source. This produces organic sounds that can never be duplicated. Record them, and you'll look like a musical genius. Check out Seaquence by clicking this link.
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Improve Your Running

By Nikki Headley   You feel the sweat pouring down your body. Your calf muscles feel as if they are about to explode. And you feel as though your lungs are going to give out at any moment. You want to stop running towards a seemingly never-ending goal. As your body comes to a stop you realize that you have barely run a half-mile. This unfortunately happens to the best of runners. So how do you continue when you want to stop? I am going to bring up four ways to improve your running. 1. Push yourself. That burning in your calf…
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Johnny Who?

By Darrell Puckett Johnny Manziel who?  That’s the question that Alabama and Auburn fans have been asking this season after both defeating Texas A&M.  The real question should be, why not Manziel?  Why haven’t you beat the top two teams in Alabama after winning the Heisman trophy as a redshirt freshman?   Can Johnny Football beat the tough SEC teams without a supporting defense?  This week I take a look into Texas A&M football this season and why they’re 5-2. Manziel has completed 159 of 217 pass attempts for 2,289 yards, 18 touchdowns with 7 interceptions, while completing 73.3 percent of…
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10 Creepiest Scary Movie Characters

By Jessica Klinner     Throughout the years, Hollywood has produced some of the scariest movies. Our nightmares are brought to life before our eyes. No matter what the movie is about, there is always a creepy antagonist sneaking around waiting to ruin the day. Check out 10 of the creepiest scary movie characters in horror film history. 1. Jigsaw (Saw) After a failed suicide attempt, John Kramer, also known as Jigsaw, gains a new respect for life and seeks to force others to appreciate theirs. He kidnaps people he thinks are wasting their lives and administers symbolic death traps…
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What is Device Manager?

By Matt Estes Let me introduce you to a feature that a typical Windows user doesn't know about. This is Device Manager, and it's been at the heart of Windows software since the Windows 95 operating system. Device Manager is simply a list of all of the hardware in and attached to a computer. Every component associated with a computer is featured in a drop down menu. If something goes wrong on a computer, this is the first place a professional will look to diagnose a problem. If a device is broken or not attached properly, it will be denoted…
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SEC Report: Freshman Talent Launches SEC Success

By Darrell Puckett The SEC has been considered the toughest and most competitive all-around conference in college football for years.  This comes as no surprise to a recruiting guru because the SEC schools have dominated the Rivals rankings.  Who are the top three freshman players in the SEC this season?  I feel that these three have set themselves apart from others. Alex Collins from Arkansas has rushed for over 100 yards in four games this season, which puts him on the same level of Georgia’s Keith Marshall and Todd Gurley last year. The talented freshman back has been pounding the…
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10 Haunted Attractions in Alabama

  By Jessica Klinner There are many small towns in Alabama that we tend to forget until Halloween rolls around, and they become the sites of the scariest haunted houses and mazes in the state! Their remote locations add to the creepy atmosphere and make them all the more terrifying to attend.  To continue with the theme of Halloween, let’s take a look at some spooky haunted houses in Alabama to check out this season! 1. Sloss Furnace, Birmingham, Ala. Sloss Furnace typically operates as a national historic landmark, but during the Halloween season, it becomes the site of the…
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AUMnibus Logos

Today we are not looking at an old article. Instead we want to ask a question. Which of the logos featured so far on Throwback Thursdays do you like the most? Tell us in the comments, or answer our poll.   The current AUMnibus logo.     The original logo from the first issue in 1971. The logo from the 2003 print edition.     The logo from the 1975 print edition.       The logo from the 1982 print edition.
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

  By Matt Estes   According to Metacritic, a site that amalgamates critical opinion of media, "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" is the highest rated in video game history. This has lead many people to tout it as the greatest video game of all time. I agree with that assessment. I first played "Ocarina of Time" when I was 16 years old, which means I first played the game a full 10 years after it was released. Growing up with the "Sonic the Hedgehog" and "Kirby" franchises battling it out for favorite video game series, I decided to…
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