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444 Alfred Street, Five Points Shopping Center, Biddeford, ME 04005
I was thrilled to see there was a gf menu. As I was enjoying my burger with the best tasting GF roll ever my server (horrified) said they made a mistake and gave me the regular roll. :/ They felt really bad and comped the meal. I decided to give it another shot and returned. ordered something else from the gf menu. Within my meal was a little piece of breaded crunchy thing (from the grill maybe?) thankfully I'm not celiac - I only get bad tummy issues but still wouldn't chance it again. The servers are super friendly and it's a nice place
1184 Putney Road, Brattleboro, VT 05301
Wonderful restaurant with a separate gluten-free menu and family (kid-friendly) atmosphere!
30 Davis Straits, Route 28, Falmouth, MA 02540
We just went there tonight and my husband has been sick since leaving :/ clearly they didn't prepare their "gluten free" food very carefully :(
831 Lafayette Road (Rte. 1), Seabrook, NH 03874
Always eaten here with my son and they have always managed to feed him safely. He only orders burgers though. Wish there were greater selection for him to choose from.
847 West Central Street, Franklin, MA 02038
Have eaten here many times with no problems. I always speak with the Manager and request that my food be brought out separately. I have had the steak tips, chicken and chicken Caesar salad. All good.
53 Massa Drive, Kingston, NY 12401
Never got to eat as the service was terrible. Tiny menu.
199 J.T.Connell Highway, Newport, RI 02840
I went back today 7/13/14. Had another perfect hamburger and fries. What a wonderful treat. My waiter was very friendly and knew exactly what to do for me. I live being able to go out to eat with confidence. I love this particular Newport 99. Even their French fries are gf. I sit at the bar and the service is wonderful. I have a hamburger WITH a BUN and French fries whenever I go there. It is absolutely delicious and a treat to have french fries. I have been 3 or 4 times and had a great meal and no reaction afterward. Each time the waitress has been very aware of what it means to be gf. I ate ate the 99 in Dartmouth ,MA and was sick before I left but at the Newport 99 I never get sick!
233 Broad Street, Bridgewater, MA 02324
Great steak an more gluten free options
93 West Campbell Road, Rotterdam, NY 12306
Great food with fantastic service.
401 Main Street, Tewksbury, MA 01876
One of our go-to spots for gluten free food. Staff is always knowledgeable and separate menu. Could use more variety
20 Cummings Street, Somerville, MA 02145
Great gluten free menu and always a super accommodating.
21 Home Depot Drive, Plymouth, MA 02360
The GF options and service have gotten better over the years. However, last visit to the Plymouth location a mouse ran under my table. I won't be returning.
821 Fall River Avenue, Seekonk, MA 02771
They have a gluten free menu and lots of options for people with celiac
831 Lafayette Road (Rte. 1), Seabrook, NH 03874
I've eaten at a few 99s before always felt fine after (very sensitive celiac) ate at this one today and I'm really sick now. Great burger but don't think they did a good job keeping it from cross contamination.
288 US Route 7 South Green Mtn. Plaza, Rutland, VT 05701
Good variety of GF options on the GF menu. Staff was knowledgeable and the food tasted great.
306 Clifton Park Center Road, Clifton Park, NY 12065
Good food, they are quite accommodating and will change things up a bit to your tastes... I like that they put allergy alert on the order slips....
194 Cambridge Road, Woburn, MA 01801
Maybe things have changed, but I just moved here, and every time I have been to this restaurant, they have been very accommodating. I've been here several times and gotten burgers with gluten-free buns, steak tips, salad, and so on. I do have celiac disease and have not had a problem with this restaurant in the past year that I have lived here.
59 Newport Avenue, Quincy, MA 02171
limited menu. they have g-free rolls for burgers, which are really delicious.
Topsham Fair Mall Road, Topsham, ME 04086
I've been here three times now since I began to eat GF. Every time it's been excellent. The wait staff paid careful attention, the food was good, and they even had a great kids' menu. My son really enjoyed his burger.
60 D'Amante Drive, Triangle Park, Concord, NH 03301
I have been here twice now. The manager, Jesse, is very knowledgeable and careful with allergies. He always confess over to double check the allergies, etc. one time I wanted a baked potato; since they spray them with a refined soy oil he came to talk to me and we agreed I would have a microwaved "naked one". This last time he let me know that he could not get confirmation on the gf buns as to whether or not there was soy in then. So I decided to go without the bun. They gave me double broccoli and sauteed my veggies in water:) they have a gf menu. It may not be tons, but they do a great job trying to ensure to the best of their ability that what they are doing adheres to guidelines. I will say maybe a year our so ago they weren't as knowledgeable. But twice now it's been wonderful!
900 West Boylston Street, Worcester, MA 01606
Delicious steak tips with garlic mashed potatoes!!Always knowledgable about celiac needs and never been issue with cross contamination. One of our favorite safe restaurants !
8 Hotel Drive, Dover, NH 03820
Exceptional attention to celiac needs. Delicious steak tips and garlic mashed potatoes. Always an excellent meal with no worries of cross contamination.
1094 Main Street (Rte. 18), Weymouth, MA 02188
A better selection than most restaurants.
672 Boston Road, Billerica, MA 01821
Convenient Take Out Express
291 Mishawum Road, Woburn, MA 01801
I ordered a GF burger. Was sick after. Not returning.
3073 Route 50, Wilton Mall, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Every time I go here, the staff is awesome when you clearly state your needs. The menu is diverse enough and yummy.
555 Memorial Drive, Chicopee, MA 01020
Terrible not GF friendly !!! Keep away if you're celiac
827 Pine Street, Forestville Commons, Bristol, CT 06010
Ordered the All Star Burger which came with 2 sides. The burger was over cooked but the meal was good overall. This place isn't great but it's a decent option for Gluten Free if you're in the area
900 West Boylston Street, Worcester, MA 01606
Not bad. Dedicated menu.
699 Merrill Road, Pittsfield, MA 01201
We were on vacation and our hotel was near the Pittsfield, MA location. We ate there three times in five days! The staff were very concerned with our well being and good food! The first time, we ordered the food to go and it was so fabulous we went back two more times! We both ordered off the Gluten Free Menu - the All Star burger with the gluten free buns every time, with the loaded mashed potatoes and/or the loaded baked potato. We even shared a great hot fudge sundae once. It was wonderful! We wish we had a Ninety Nine restaurant near us!
850 Chelmsford Street, Lowell, MA 01851
Ordered sirloin tips with fried vegetables, broccoli, stuffed baked potato and it was absolutely amazing food! No contamination, service was amazing! I am from Canada and having the gluten free options at the restaurant was fantastic!!! Definitely 5 stars!!!!
821 Fall River Avenue, Seekonk, MA 02771
Great gluten free buns!!
South Shore Plaza, Braintree, MA 02184
I've eaten here a few times with my Celiac 7 yr old. I have celiac as well. I was very dismayed the last time when the manager told me the fryer was 90% gluten free. They do not have a completely separate fryolator and cant guarantee something else hasn't been dropped in there. He said people don't have a problem with their fries. I went on to explain Celiac and how you generally will not see a reaction while you are in the restaurant. I ended up feeling terrible for two days after eating there. Won't be going back.
15 Bridge Street, Salem, MA 01970
Gf buns, salmon, chips, potatoes. My kids love the buns and cheeseburger! My wife gets the salmon!! They do a good job with the GF items.
30 Davis Straits, Route 28, Falmouth, MA 02540
Pretty good gf options, just need to train their staff more as we had to guide our waiter through the process.
255 Washington Street, Hudson, MA 01749
The restaurant spots a gf menu, casual, and customer friendly. For starters the restaurant brings out popcorn, gf. I had the burger with chips and loaded mashed potatoes. The burger had a nice char taste. The bun was decent for gf. Overall, great option for a gc burger
281 Civic Center Drive, Augusta, ME 04330
Not all 99s have safe fries. This one does! :-) I hope the chain continues to grow their menu.
8 Ryan's Way, Mashpee, MA 02649
The fries are cooked in a dedicated fryer, so safe for all GF folks! Good GF burger buns too.
317 Salem Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940
Celiac friendly. You just need to tell waitstaff and they give you the gluten free menu.
10 St. Laurent Street, Nashua, NH 03064
I knew they had a GF menu, but what I didn't know is that at the NASHUA, NH restaurant they have something even better - DARYN, the GM. After I placed my order with the waitress, he went out of his way to come to our table, introduced himself, and reviewed my order with me just to assure me that I would be well cared for in the kitchen. It isn't listed on the menu, but he let me know that their location has a dedicated fryer! Delicious GF fries!! I'd eaten at 99 once before at a different location and also had a lovely and safe meal, but Daryn's attentiveness took it up to the next level of service. I'm thanking my lucky stars Daryn happens to work at my LOCAL 99. I plan on eating there again and again.
154 Laconia Road, Tilton, NH 03276
They hand you a gluten free menu upon request, and are really keen on trying to not cross contaminate. I typically order the burger when I eat at a 99, simply because of the buns! it's not that often I can get a huge, yummy burger! for anyone who does order that too (say, the american all star or bacon), make sure you DEFINITELY keep it in the wrapping it comes in... you know how tricky the gluten free buns can be... and the burgers tend to come jam-packed.
699 Merrill Road, Pittsfield, MA 01201
I ordered food to go. The person who took my order asked how I wanted my burger then answered for me by saying medium rare. I told her I wanted it medium. She then asked what I wanted for a side. I said loaded mashed...she said mashed potatoes. I again said loaded mashed. At the end of the order, when she repeated everything back, I again corrected mashed potatoes and said loaded mashed. When I picked up my order, I was given what was on the order slip and it was mashed potatoes. I told the gentleman what I ordered and they made it right. After all this, I am now sick.
1510 South Washington Street, North Attleboro, MA 02760
Mostly celiac friendly. You have to be on your toes. Best to ask for the manager before ordering. Don't get the french fries and don't be fooled if they appear on the GF menu. Stick with potato chips, baked potato. The house-brand steak sauce is not GF. Ask for the A-1. I've dined here safely many times, but I've also been glutened and had near misses. My two celiac kids have also been served safely, served gluten, and served near-misses. The food is good enough, and sometimes the price is REALLY RIGHT (especially if you have kids and the Red Sox won), but you really have to be on your toes. No complacency allowed!
8 Hotel Drive, Dover, NH 03820
Was our regular place for a long time. The staff is great and knowledgeable. Stopped going when the fries were no longer cooked in a dedicated fryer. Hoping they'll fix that! Family friendly for our 2 year old.
1068 Killingly Commons Drive, Dayville, CT 06241
Good burgers
34 Sconticut Neck Road, Fairhaven, MA 02719
Good burgers.
4 Fisher Street, Foxboro, MA 02035
Went to the 99 tonight and I am already sick
281 Civic Center Drive, Augusta, ME 04330
Very, Very good food! The waitress was extremely careful and made sure to ask the chef about whether the fries were cross contaminated (they weren't, and they were delicious) I highly recommend the all-star burger.
107 Wolf Road, Colonie, NY 12205
Ive always loved 99. so when I had to go gluten free, I was happy to see that they had a gluten free menu. I go there all the time. they're gluten free menu is a separate menu with some great options. they even have gluten free buns for burgers (I always get the Bacon cheese Burger). all you do is ask for the menu and they accommodate you very well. I haven't gotten sick once from this place so they handle your health needs very well and try to keep away from cross contamination. love this place. everyone should go. its the best chain restaurant around for gluten free options and care. five stars!!
50 Southwest Cutoff (Rte. 20), Worcester, MA 01604
The waitress was able to provide me with a gluten free menu upon request, but the options were few and pretty unexciting for me. No GF bread available. As a vegetarian, salad was my only option.
10 Main Street, Stoneham, MA 02180
I like to order the All Start Burger with mashed potatoes and broccoli on the side. Pretty tasty. Menu is limited but adequate.
699 Merrill Road, Pittsfield, MA 01201
Been here twice since gf allergy diagnosed! Both times wait staff were sooo nice and concerned and food was excellent best part did not get sick! Great job!
10 Main Street, Stoneham, MA 02180
Have a good selection of GF options
914 North Colony Road, Wallingford, CT 06492
From gluten free burgers and buns to steak, chicken, and other options on their gluten free menu, 99 is inexpensive ans has good food that's gluten free.
99 Belmont Street, Easton, MA 02334
Great service when it came to having a gluten issue. They put it on everything so that your food would not get contaminated.
1600 Falmouth Road, Bell Tower Mall, Centerville, MA 02632
Terrible service, thought gluten free was a political party! Finally got a gf menu from bartender. Slow kitchen. Cross contamination , my husband got sick in the parking lot after dinner. Afraid to send back good for fear we'd never see it again. Make your own instead of eating here
14 Berry Avenue, West Yarmouth, MA 02673
Cross contamination and depending on the server guessing at what was and wasn't gluten free. Couldn't find the gf menu. I was sick for 2 days after eating here
99 Belmont Street, Easton, MA 02334
Small gf menu.
1171 New London Avenue (Rte. 5), Cranston, RI 02920
i used to love their food a lot :D ! but i stop going when i discovered that my unwell feelings were caused by food sensitivities :( Now that the restaurant has a menu for special diets I will b so glad to go back to enjoy again the flavors that i loved !
1094 Main Street (Rte. 18), Weymouth, MA 02188
Have not had a problem yet.. Wish there was more selections.
41 Nashua Road (Route 102), Londonderry, NH 03053
meh, typical chain. very limited options.. but being able to get a bun with my burger makes it worth it if my crowd wants something familiar.
672 Boston Road (Route 3A), Billerica, MA 01821
good menu selection. You need to ask for the menu.
8 Hotel Drive, Dover, NH 03820
Food and prices are good. The waitstaff is excellent and you may actually see the same waitress more than once! Food is actually gluten-free when they say so and they don't put an embarassing "allergy" sticker on your table. We go frequently!
333 Littleton Street, Westford, MA 01886
Good menu and tastes good too. One of the larger Gf menus that I've seen.
275 Summer St, Fitchburg, MA 01420
Their new menu is great and they even have gluten free beer! They have so many options for GF!
267 Chickering Road (Rte. 125), North Andover, MA 01845
really good about the gluten allergy.
7 Airport Road, Westerly, RI 02891
Although the food was good, the service didn't really know what was and wasn't gluten free. I ordered the cheeseburger on the GF bun and the waitress ran away before I could tell her my side. I stopped her early enough to change the fries for mashed potatoes, but the plate still came with cole slaw, which, for the life of me I can't figure out why it isn't gluten free.
255 Washington Street, Hudson, MA 01749
Had great burger with bun and veggies also had gluten free beer. Service was excellent.
32 Boston Post Rd W, Marlborough, MA 01752
Had salmon with baked potato and side salad. Food was good, service was excellent. Also had gluten free beer Red Bridge
8 Bangor Mall Blvd., Bangor, ME 04401
Had a good gluten free meal and Ninety Nine in Bangor. Salmon and fresh vegetables. Great service and the manager came by to talk with us about their gluten free items. They will be serving gluten free beer in the near future. Next time I'm going to try the hamburg with GF buns. Heard it's really good. Will report back.
196B East Main Street, Milford, MA 01757
We eat here all the time and it's great. We always get the GF burger. The fries are GF at this location as they have a separate fryalator.
161 Faunce Corner Road, North Dartmouth, MA 02747
At the Dartmouth Ma 99 I was sick before I left the place and it was a major reaction. It was not just a little cross contamination. I was with a gf friend who had the same choice of burger and also was violently sick. Do not trust the Dartmouth ma 99. I eat at the Newport 99 and love it there.
8 Bangor Mall Blvd., Bangor, ME 04401
Go to the ninety nine in Bangor Me and they have a great gf menu ....great gf hamburg buns!!!
South Shore Plaza, Braintree, MA 02184
Very knowledgable and helpful. Good choices. Made nachos for my gf daughter. Also they have French fries at this location if you ask. Separate oil for French fries!
14 Berry Avenue, West Yarmouth, MA 02673
They have gluten free fryolator for french fries! Great selection and gluten free desert.
166 Church Street, Pembroke, MA 02359
Extremely helpful and actually called the home office to double check on the nachos!
8 Bangor Mall Blvd., Bangor, ME 04401
Went to the 99 in Augusta, ME. Excellent service, well knowledgable on celiac disease and cross contamination, and the food was great! love that they have gf buns for hamburgers!
850 Chelmsford Street, Lowell, MA 01851
Love the menu don't feel limited at all. Love how accommodating staff are
1308 Hooksett Road (Rte. 28), Hooksett, NH 03106
Great hamburg and GF buns. They even have GF French fries!!!!!
21 Home Depot Drive, Plymouth, MA 02360
Great options. Dedicated gluten free menu. Friendly service and great food.
831 Lafayette Road (Rte. 1), Seabrook, NH 03874
Had an awesome cheeseburger. The roll was out of this world. Ate some of my friend hot fudge Sunday. Not a good idea. Was not gluten free!
1600 Falmouth Road, Bell Tower Mall, Centerville, MA 02632
It's a great place to stop in and have a burger with a gluten free bun! Would be nice if they could offer french fries, but mashed pots are the gf option. Local neighborhood friendliness. Drinks are great and the service is always great.
7 Airport Road, Westerly, RI 02891
Only place around me where my 5 yr old can have a gluten free cheeseburger with a bun. She's in heaven. Also- if the Red Sox won the night before, kids eat free!
850 Chelmsford Street, Lowell, MA 01851
Always accommodating. Always a good meal. At this 99 they have a separate fryer for the French fries.
199 J.T.Connell Highway, Newport, RI 02840
Always get sick from the gf menu. The chefs have no idea about cross contamination and the servers and managers are very disrespectful about accidentally getting bread pieces mixed in with food on the "gluten free" plates. I don't go here anymore.
8 Bangor Mall Blvd., Bangor, ME 04401
g free hamburger rolls are amazing! wish I could have them for home too
8675 Clinton Street, New Hartford, NY 13413
Another great meal! This time I had the balsamic grilled chicken.... yummy. with loaded mashed potatoes & broccoli
59 Newport Avenue, Quincy, MA 02171
I haven't had a burger since my diagnosis.... the gluten free bun came in a paper wrap, unlike the regular burgers there, and it was delish!! Not many choices, but I'll be going there for a burger fix.
60 D'Amante Drive, Triangle Park, Concord, NH 03301
Salmon was delicious. Veggies good. Several choices on GF menu. Cost reasonable. Will go back.
50 Holyoke Street, in the Holyoke Mall, Holyoke, MA 01040
They have a nice Gluten Free menu not a silly binder that I have encounter other places. They have GF buns for burgers, they aren't the best it's nice to have the option. The steak and galic mashed are my favorite!
149 South Broadway, Salem, NH 03079
Gluten free hamburger buns (that are also dairy free) we all had a great meal and no one got sick :-)
60 Commonwealth Avenue, Danvers, MA 01923
If you are gluten intolerant & craving a burger, nice place to satisfy craving. Usually has a dedicated fryer, but inconsistent. May need to ask to be sure if in the mood for fries.
446 Route 3, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Good food. Never had a bad meal
1470 Western Ave., Guilderland, NY 12203
gf menu is not very extensive, but the food is good and they even have gf rolls for the burgers. Good place for the family to eat.
149 South Broadway, Salem, NH 03079
Love restaurants that have gluten free menus! My favorite is the balsamic grilled chicken.
59 Newport Avenue, Quincy, MA 02171
Gluten free menu is pretty small, but I was so excited to see burgers with gluten free rolls! I have to come back to try them - on a pre vacation diet. Will update when I try it!!!
699 Merrill Road, Pittsfield, MA 01201
Just as good as other 99s at which we've dined. We are grateful for restaurants that have kid-appropriate GF meals, including GF dessert. (The kids' meals come w free dessert. My kids get small ice cream sundaes for desserts.)
3025 Main Street, Glastonbury, CT 06033
Service here isn't always the best and the steak is invariably charred. Vernon location is better.
54 Hazard Ave., Enfield, CT 06082
Never had any issues at this location. Not as good as Vernon but better than Glastonbury. I always go here when in town.
295 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, CT 06066
Very educated staff. Decent menu size. Service is always good. Regional chain, for those of you passing through on I-84 who might not be familiar. Burgers, steak, chicken, seafood, etc. Really good gluten-free buns!
194 Cambridge Road, Woburn, MA 01801
They made a mistake. I ordered a burger WITH NO BUN. I specifically told them that I have Celiac. I took my to go order home... Guess what? There was a bun. Yep. And no, it was not one of their gluten free buns. I had to go back and I still wonder if they just removed the bun and gave me the same meal. I do not think they took me seriously. This isn't an allergy...it's my life, damn it.
Riverdale Center, 1053 Riverdale Street, West Springfield, MA 01089
Like many places you go to the GF menu is not as extensive as the regular one, but what they offer is tasty and they are one of the few places that has GF burger bun as well. The bun can be dry though so I would suggest you ask them to toast, or better yet, grill it with some butter.
41 Nashua Road (Route 102), Londonderry, NH 03053
Nice to get a gf burger with a bun!
121 VFW Parkway, Revere, MA 02151
had the hamburger with gluten free bun, my meal was cross contaiminated, had a huge rash across my abdomen and digestive track problems for days.
827 Pine Street, Forestville Commons, Bristol, CT 06010
Went to this branch once and had a horrible meal. First my gluten free burger came out on a gluten-containing roll. Then my replacement burger was almost raw because they were rushing to get it to me when I ordered it well done. The other chains in CT are great, but I will never return to this one in Bristol/Forestville.
158 Dean Street (Rte. 44 & 104), Taunton, MA 02780
Great food and GF care taken, staff very careful with CC issues. I learned today that they have been ordered by Corp. to do away with the dedicated fryer. So no more GF french fries. Very Sad
411 Barnum Ave. Cutoff, Route 1, Stratford, CT 06614
They do not gurantee the fries are gluten free even though its in its own fryer and no gluten products in them. They say at times it could be used for other products. I had reguardless and no issues!
464 Lowell Street (Rte. 133), Andover, MA 01810
gf menu getting bigger and better
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I was wondering what some of you that keep chickens use/have as a coop or house. I have two roosters and eight hens I need to build a coop/house for. I will attach to it a very large poultry run or fenced-in area. Pictures or plans are appreciated.
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CB- I have had approx. 30 chickens for 2yrs now in a temporary coop. I have a half built coop I hope to move them into this yr. I'm glad I waited as the last 2yrs have taught some things about chickens. I now have a good idea as what I feel will work for me.
1st off- chickens are on the bottom of the food chain-with that in mind the house and run must be fortified. I have decided the run will be built with 4x4's around the parimeter and a tin roof. Other roof systems will fail soon enough and the tin will keep most moisture off the run to help keep the mud down. Design one side of the run so as to open up enough to get a tractor or something in to help get rid of the poop, unless you like loads of manual labor . Select a heavy gauge wire for the run.
The coop needs ventilation for summer but closed up for winter. Make a spot isloated inside the coop to rear the new broods. Every yr or 2 you will need to start chickes and they must be kept seperate from the rest for about 6mos. Nests are easiest if you get the sheet metal types that just scew directly on the the wall and can be cleaned easy.
Have electric available for lighting for winter heat and to keep them laying throughout winter. I'll stop here. Pm me if you like and I'll give yo my# if you want to talk. Bill
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My daughter used an 8 X 10 shed kit from Lowes for her coop.
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Here's a picture of our chicken coop:
On the back side is a large opening lined with 1/4" hardware cloth. It can be shut up in foul ( ) weather. There is also a trap door to gather eggs without entering the coop. I can get you pictures of that side if you like.
Thanks for the pic Donny. What are the dimensions of your coop
Dad and I sat down tonight and put plans on paper for a 4'X8'X8' coop. I plan on having a door on one side for cleaning and egg gathering. The back and other side will be solid and will support nest boxes and roost poles. The front will have a wire mesh opening that will be closed during winter months. I know it doesn't sound very big, but I don't have to live in it.
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There is a good book "ABC of Poultry Raising" by J.H. Florea that I like. My "farm" had a old coop that was in pretty good shape that I cleaned up and repaired. Its pretty much exactly what you think a good coop should look like. My nest boxes were made out of OSB board instead of the metal ones to save me some money and they seem to work good. I put roosts in two corners of the coop, one above the other so there not sitting over top one another. There about 3 inches wide. I use pine shavings on the floor and sprinke lime over them occasionally and rake it. You do this and add some fresh shavings every once in a while and you should only have to muck your coop a few times a year. They say its better to have a good base of litter built up then keep cleaning it out. You will want to clean and dissenfect coop when you bring in a new batch of chickens though. I have electric out there for my water heater and a light but do not keep the light on all the time. Laying does slow down during winter and during the molt. I built a run outside for them and they picked that clean and dig a bunch of holes in the dirt. One flies out every now and then but they dont go too far. I havent had any problems with predators in the 2 years Ive had them. I think my hyper lab helps keep rodents away. They say you should have 3 1/2 square feet per bird. You dont want to crowd them. My coop is one of the nicest I have seen and the birds seem happy. I know there just chickens but I take care of any animal the way I would want to be treated. You take care of them and they will take care of you. I put a fan blowing out in the window in the summer and keep window partly closed during winter. You can feed a chicken almost anything but I dont give mine any table scraps. Only all natural feed and grain sometimes make grass clippings mash or hay mash for greens. I also built a coop in my "goat barn" that I have some rabbits in. This is not your conventional coop but seems to be working for the 30 bantams I have in there. The chickens I have laying now are black sex links or black stars and barred rocks. I have been very happy with them both. My bantams are mixed. Amarecaunas, silkies, all feather legged varieties. I get my chicks from a hatchery in ohio that will ship anywhere and have been extremely happy with them. They have a full color catalog and good prices. Meyers Hatchery in Polk, Ohio. A friendly family owned hatchery that will answer any question you have. This spring Im gonna get a few ducks Sorry about rambling on but I really like my chickens
Jake, thanks for the info. I have ten Partridge Rocks; two roosters and eight hens. One of the hens is older than the others and she started laying on Saturday. Three eggs so far.
I am familiar with Meyer Hatchery. I have them listed in My Favorites on my computer.
I have purchased a incubator and plan on incubating chicken and guinea eggs. I think it will be a nice project/hobby for me and the kids.
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I have an elevated 10 by 10 tool shed kit elevated 18 inches from the ground, to prevent vermin living under or clawing under doors, to house six hens and a bantam rooster. 84 square feet are for them and the remaining 16 square feet is caged to allow me to get inside from rain and snow and a place to store food. The kit comes with double doors and that is where the division begins, one door is for cleaning, the other door is for me. I opted for a full size building because I wanted to stand erect and have easy access to the space. A scavenged window supplies light when the door is closed, but on good days the door is left open. I over built the floor, adding 2 by 6 joists and 3/4 plywood, both treated because I want it to last. Cheap linoleum is laid over the floor before a deep layer, 8-12 inches of shavings are put in.
I read of the deep layer method that the chicken farmers happened onto during the second world war when labor shortages made them change their litter less and was found to have no bad effect at all. They keep it pretty well turned most of the time because I sprinkle whole corn here and there. It doesn't stink or reek of ammonia.
The outside fencing is seven feet tall and covered overhead. The first three feet is 1 by 2 inch wire, the heavy stuff to prevent dogs or coyotes from tearing through. I didn't bury this stuff, but bent the bottom foot of it outwards to lay on top of the ground and the grass has grown so solidly through it to make it impossible to lift up. Then its 1 inch chicken wire from top to bottom to prevent little animals. The top is 2 inch chicken wire to prevent hawks.
I used sheds because I am not a good designer, but if I had to do it again, now that I know what it takes, it would be with normal house building material that are sturdier and better quality than what is in the kits. Chickens are far more heavier and active than I imagined and had to rebuild roosts and laying boxes a couple of times before getting it right.
The winter, normally long and cold, in maine keeps the chickens indoors all day for weeks on end, which is why there is plenty of space per chicken.
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I am planning a chicken coup on skids. I am not sure about the lenght but I am thinking 8 feet wide and 12->16 feet long and 6 ft high on the short side and 7->8 on the long side (shed roof). If it is sturdy and on skids I can face the widows to the south during the winter and to the north in summer. I am planning to put in a stove pipe chimney painted black which can be plug during the winter and used for ventilation during the summer (chimney effect; black gets hot hot air goies out the chimney and cooler air rushes in to take its place through some vents). I am planning to have one wall to be removable so that the liter can be pushed out of the coup. Also if on skids the run can be changed to a new area and old area plowed under. I am planning on Dominiques (likes to roam) and Jersey Giants (big).
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He helped the AL win 9-4, took home the Century 21 Home Run Derby title with a record-setting performance and met some of the game's greatest players and legends.
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Tejada did not have much of an impact on the game. He relieved the Yankees' Derek Jeter in the bottom of the seventh inning and grounded to second base in the eighth against Milwaukee's Ben Sheets. The most exciting event of the game was hitting the dirt to duck a Sheets curveball.
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— Many of us will travel Friday night to cheer on the local high school team. It's a reoccurring ritual – one that's been passed down over the generations -- where young men and women carry the pride, hope and dreams of a school and a community.
It's been that way for more than a century. High school stars became hometown heroes, helping to shape a town's character, reputation and identity. But is that long relationship headed toward a slow death?
There are worrisome signs. Some say the demise is inevitable.
The reasons are numerous. The cost of funding athletic programs is climbing at the same time schools are being forced to fire teachers. Crowds at sporting events are dwindling. Lawsuits stemming from concussions sustained on athletic fields are a growing concern.
Now comes a damaging article in The Atlantic, a magazine that's developed a reputation for writing about important societal issues. It attempts to make the case that the emphasis on high school sports is, in part, responsible for America's international mediocrity in educating students. Sports, not learning, have become the central mission of American high school, author Amanda Ripley observes.
Andreas Schleicher, a German educator cited by The Atlantic, said the most engaging environment students can be offered is one of cognitive challenge combined with individualized support. "If you offer boring and poor math instruction and try to compensate that with interesting sports activities, you may get students interested in sports but I doubt it will do much good to their engagement with school," he said.
Certainly, it is agonizing and frustrating to see extremely gifted high school athletes, ones that have demonstrated they can play for the best college teams in the country, barely make it through high school and then fail to have the minimal test scores necessary to qualify for a scholarship. But it seems unfair to issue such a sweeping indictment of high school sports and then link it to academic achievement by the entire student body. There are many student-athletes who have shown the ability to exceed both on the field and in the classroom, just as there as those who have failed.
Dr. Stephen Daeschner, a retired school superintendent, said attempting to connect America's rich appetite for sports with the academic success of its public schools and how the country fares on worldwide achievement tests is like comparing "apples, oranges and grapes." What critics should be observing is a community's respect for education, said Daeschner, who led the 110,00-student school system in Louisville, Ky., for 14 years.
While some schools may – and oftentimes do – overemphasize sports at the expense of education, one does not need to be pitted against the other. Both can fail, each can excel.
It has been his experience, Daeschner said, that student-athletes generally out-perform regular school students. Besides that, those involved in extracurricular activities in many cases become the leaders that schools and students can coalesce around. "Students will always need peer heroes in sports and academic achievement," he said. "We adults have a great say in who the school recognizes and celebrates."
Budgeting pressures are real – choices have to be made – and they are being forced on school administrators across the country. Nevertheless, responsible decisions are being reached, even if some are painful.
Daeschner, like many others, feels strongly that academics and athletics should play a complementary role, not an adversarial one.
"I have never seen a time when students are more engaged and busy than today's students," he said. "I think high school sports play an important role in today's high school."
It would be tragic if one day those Friday Night Lights were permanently turned off and a community's student-athletes disappeared into the darkness, never to be seen again.
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Let's mention a few African heroes you may have heard of, for inspiration in the face of the continued economic inequality and violence which plague Africa today: Nelson Mandela, first democratically elected President of South Africa, who fought against apartheid and served 27 years in prison while advocating freedom and peace. Haile Salassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, who resisted Mussolini and the fascist Italian invasion of WWII, and who is worshipped as an incarnation of God by the Rastafari movement. Kwame Nkrumah, first Prime Minister of Ghana, advocate of uniting Africa in Pan-Africanism. Fela Kuti, inventor of Afrobeat music, who declared his home to be an independent state, ran for president of Nigeria, and to whose funeral ONE MILLION PEOPLE came to pay their respects.
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Many of us have pets that we look forward to spending time with and missing their company when they are not around. Heading home from school or work, we often have grins on our faces when thinking of the big tail wagging greeting we get each and every day. There is so many people in the world that would be totally lonely if it was not for their loyal pets that stay by their side loving and amusing them each and every day. Pets are known to have such a positive influence on humans that many retirement and nursing homes started having programs were dogs and cats would come to spend time with the elderly. These programs showed to have very positive results in that the animals were having a healthy reaction to the residents. Many of the elderly population have had pets at one point or another during their lives. Those who had to go into care were no longer allowed to have pets, but now with these programs of pet visits at least they are now getting to spend some time with some tail-wagging friends. And because they're so good to us, pets need to be taken care of by veterinarians and other qualified professionals like well-paid vet techs and assistants.
Pets are Good for our Health and Well Being:
There have been many studies done on how pets can actually be healthy for us in ways many of us had never thought of. Most of us don't think about health reasons to get a pet but usually more for our want of a companion or our love for animals or a combination of both. One of the important things for us to remember when trying to find the suitable pet is making sure we get one that suits our particular life-style. Talking about health reasons we should make sure that we do not have allergies to dog or cat hair before we go out and choose a big furry companion. If you find you do have allergies then there are different types of breeds of cats and dogs that are more suitable for you such as hair-less dog and cat breeds. These breeds are suitable choices for those of us who suffer from allergies. It is a good idea to check out your own health as well as living quarters to see what type of pet will best suit you. If you are living in a small apartment then perhaps you should think of getting a cat or a small breed of dog. You don't want to have a large dog like a St. Bernard that will take up half of your apartment space. Once you have found the right pet you will get much pleasure and enjoyment from their constant comfort and the antics they will do leaving you laughing with great pleasure. This by itself is a great form of medicine. Laughter it is said to improve one's health, especially those that are prone to depression. My dog (Zowie) is a black Sheppard who loves to stick her entire head into the snow; she looks so funny coming in with this big white head, making us laugh each and every time we see her in this mask of snow.
Just petting a dog or cat is well known for helping people to lower their blood pressure as well as help with aiding those who suffer from depression. They offer us so many different health benefits just by petting them and being in their company. As far back as our history books can take us, cats and dogs have been a very important part of human life; many other things in our lives have changed or been replaced or outdated, but our pets remain a strong part of our lives just as much as they did when King Tut roamed the earth.
We must remember to show our love for these beloved companions of ours by making sure that we take them for regular visits to the veterinarian to make sure that their health is taken care of. The is the least we can do for our pets that provide us with so many health benefits only wanting our love and affection in return.


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I read it in the Wausau Daily Herald on April 28: Columnist Mary Bergin wrote that Turk's Inn north of Hayward had closed in the wake of owner Marge Gogian's death in February. The iconic restaurant/bar/cultural center had been open for 85 years, run first by Gogian's mother and father.
Gogian was a fashion designer in New York for decades, and moved home to help her family run the restaurant after her father had a heart attack in the 1970s, Bergin wrote.
"This was not casual, log cabin setting, and it was remarkably out of place for Northwoods Wisconsin," Bergin wrote.
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The column brought back my own Turk's Inn memory, a rare bright spot on a day's long bicycle tour from St. Paul to Bayfield with my friend Mark.
I'm not sure what year it was. 2006? '07? Doesn't matter. It was late fall, and we had been riding through a gray cold rain for two days as we rolled through Hayward around mid-afternoon. The rain was beginning to turn to snow, and even though it was about 3 p.m., it seemed like it was getting dark. I was miserable, and argued for a bit that maybe we should hole up in Hayward, even though our destination was some 20 miles away east of Cable.
"Nah," Mark said. "We'll just have to ride farther tomorrow then. Let's go on."
OK, I said.
It was getting darker and scarier for me as we pedaled slowly north on Highway 63. It was a busy highway, and cars and trucks sprayed us as they moved past. I began to hate bicycling.
We pulled into a driveway for a rest, and there was this strange looking Arabian Nights-kind of building set back into some trees. An unlit sign pronounced it as the Turk's Inn.
"Hey, I read about this place," Mark said. "Let's go in."
I protested. It's getting dark, I whined. I'm tired. Plus, the place was so strange, I wasn't exactly keen on going in. Too many horror stories are set in northern Wisconsin.
But when Mark sets his mind, it's hard to change it. Plus he knows his business when he's on a trip, and his instincts were dead on when it came to the Turk's Inn.
We walked into a different time and place. There were strange plates and knick-knacks everywhere, some with a Middle Eastern motif, some with American and Wisconsin themes. It looked as if a garage sales from Turkey and Green Bay had dumped their leftovers in a 1960s Las Vegas steakhouse.
Marge was there, another man, and one customer, a woman, sitting at the bar. The man explained that food wouldn't be served until later, but we were welcome to get a drink. I had a coffee, Mark had a beer.
Marge came in and told part of her story. She talked about how her parents started the restaurant, and showed us a picture of them. She showed us a picture of her as a fashion designer in New York. She was a knockout, and even though she was small and bent with age, you still could see the beauty of youth in her.
Mark loves these kinds of places, lifted from different places and times, and he went a bit crazy looking at all the glassware, art, paintings and photographs on the wall. There were pictures of Kennedys in the restaurant, and Richard Nixon, if I'm remembering correctly. Marge said all sorts of celebrities had come to Turk's Inn. I was too tired to appreciate any of it. But it was warm and cozy and a weird in a nice, hospitable way.
It was hard to leave the place and pedal for another couple of hours in the rain, but Marge had taken some of the misery out of the trip.
A year later, Mark and I and our wives made a cross-country ski trip to Hayward, with the real intent being to have dinner at the Turk's Inn.
Marge was there again, and she remembered us after Mark told our cycling story. We had a terrific meal, with great drinks. Marge believe that great meals took time, and were there at least two and a half hours. I remember that the food was excellent -- the steaks melted in our mouths. I had a sort of Middle Eastern rice dish that were terrific, and finished the meal with a thick Turkish coffee.
That meal was a work of art and Marge and the Turk's Inn will be missed.
Keith Uhligs blog veers toward outdoor silent sports, running, biking, kayaking, etc., but also can be about eating cheese, growing up and living in central Wisconsin and life in general. You can reach Keith at email@example.com.


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Well built By danny on 7/31/2014danny would recommend this product to a friendThe BRS 5 stage plus RO/DI unit is very well built at a very good price & comes assembled so all you need is to pick a place to mount it, connect a few lines & you'll be making pure water in no time. I also purchased the 150GPD upgrade kit to make water faster & help save water as well. Definitely a must have for anyone making / mixing there own saltwater for there REEF or FOWLR tank's.
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Great unit fast and efficient. By Anna on 7/1/2014Anna would recommend this product to a friendI have a 120 gallon set up, and I was always buying my water. I calculated how much money I could save by getting my own RO/DI unit, and I bought 5 stages deluxe. Excellent build quality! I would highly recommend!
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Outstanding Product and Easy to Setup By Khill7940 on 6/22/2014Khill7940 would recommend this product to a friendThis is a great kit, very easy to use and setup, comes with everything you need to install in a temporary or permanent installation. All in all, very well thought out kit. If you do end up requiring any additional parts for your install BRS should have everything you could possibly need at a great price.
BRS RO/DI is a good buy! By Dennis on 6/5/2014Dennis would recommend this product to a friendI was not trusting the quality of RO water from my LFS since I noticed the LFS RO canisters had been looking ugly for quite some time. So I ordered my own RO/DI unit from BRS. The unit arrived well packaged. installation was quick, and painless. I have had my unit for 2 days now. 0 - Zero TDS, 2 food grade brute cans full of good water. At 60 PSI this filter cranks out the RO water. No more running to the LFS for RO water and walking out with $150 worth of corals. I am totally satisfied.
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by Mark on November 11, 2013, @4:15 PM
I purchased this unit and was wondering if the red source tubing is used to connect to the brass saddle valve that came with the system?
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That is correct, the red tubing is the input tubing and will connect to whatever your input source is (in this case the saddle valve).
by Jay on May 13, 2014, @3:52 PM
I need to move my unit and subsequently need to remove and replace the red, blue, and black tubing that came with this RO/DI unit. How do I remove the tubing and replace with longer tubing?
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Its pretty easy, just follow step 4 pf these instructions.
by Donavan on September 10, 2013, @5:57 AM
Are the filters and DI resin included with the BRS 5 Stage PLUS RO/DI System?
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They sure are. System wouldn't work very well without them!
by Kathy on October 29, 2013, @10:41 AM
With the 5 stage plus rodi system would it be possible to just disconnect the tube from the ro canister before it reaches the di canister to fill a drinking water container? Not the pressurized tanks but simply a container to store drinking water in the frig. Thanks.
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This can be done in principle, just keep in mind that 75gpd is a drip so without the pressurized storage tank and the rest of the kit it would take you a very long time to fill up a glass of water :-)
by Nick on October 10, 2013, @12:33 PM
Could I use this system for drinking water as well as a Fish only saltwater tank?
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The unit itself will produce water that is suitable for both, though if your going to use it for drinking water you will want to pick up the add on faucet kit. 75GPD is fast for an RO/DI unit but its still a fast drip. Without the add-on faucet kit it would take you quiet a while to fill up a glass of water.
The BRS 5 Stage PLUS Reverse Osmosis/Deionization System includes all the essential features necessary to start making pure RO/DI water at 75 gallons per day. Plus an air-filled pressure gauge, membrane flush kit and Dual Inline TDS meter.
5 Stages of Filtration:
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- HM Digital Dual Inline TDS (total dissolved solids) Meter to help monitor system
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TSST TS-L633J 12.7 SATA Trayload 8X DVDRW Firmware Update
This package provides the TSST TS-L633J 12.7 SATA Trayload 8X DVDRW Firmware Update and is supported on OptiPlex, Inspiron, Vostro, Precision and Latitude models that are running the following Windows Operating Systems: XP, Vista and Windows 7.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - Offensively, Alabama and Georgia both feature efficient if not flashy quarterbacks, steady if not high-profile receivers and a pair of running backs anyone would love to have.
The breakdown:
Georgia – Aaron Murray is the most efficient quarterback in the nation (177.15), second in the SEC in passing touchdowns (30), fourth in completion percentage (66.6) and fourth in yards (3,201). He was a preseason Heisman Trophy candidate and likely a first round NFL draft choice one day.
Alabama – A.J. McCarron is the second-most efficient quarterback in the nation (176.26), third in the SEC in passing touchdowns (25), third in completion percentage (67.2) and tied for the fewest interceptions of any starter in the nation. He also played his way into the Heisman conversation and led the Crimson Tide to a national championship last season.
Advantage: Alabama. Both have gotten their teams to the postseason before, but only McCarron has won, and it was on college football's biggest stage.
Georgia – Tavares King is a consistent, dangerous receiver. King has 34 receptions for 704 yards and eight passing TDs. Arthur Lynch has 18 catches from the TE position for 344 yards.
Alabama – Freshman Amari Cooper is the best receiver between the two teams, but the Tide's run-first approach hasn't produced a consistent performer from this position. Christion Jones and Michael Williams are reliable short yardage targets.
Advantage: Georgia. With the injury to Kenny Bell, Alabama's depth took a slight hit. Ten players have caught a touchdown pass for Georgia.
Georgia – Freshman phenoms Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall have filled the void left by Isaiah Crowell, combining for 1,858 yards and 22 touchdowns. Gurley is the SEC's leading rusher among running backs and third in the SEC in yards per carry. Marshall is first in yards per carry. Both are a threat to score from anywhere on the field.
Alabama – Eddie Lacy and freshman T.J. Yeldon have combined for 1,848 yards and 24 touchdowns. Yeldon is second in the SEC in yards per carry and Lacy is one of the toughest backs to bring down in the nation. Each brings a different style and pace, and both are lethal in the red zone.
Advantage: Alabama. Everything the Tide does on offense revolves around its running game, and Georgia is 11th in the SEC against the run. Lacy and Yeldon are both dynamic receivers out of the backfield, making 28 total receptions for 296 yards and two touchdowns. Neither Georgia back has a receiving touchdown, and Lacy alone has gained more receiving yards than Gurley and Marshall combined.
Georgia – The Bulldogs' offensive line has endured injuries and criticism this season, and is the weakest unit on the team, though it is still one of the better lines in the SEC. Georgia is fifth in the conference in sacks allowed.
Alabama – The Crimson Tide's line has been of little concern – although they wore down a little toward the end of the season – and is fourth in the SEC in sacks allowed. Barrett Jones and Chance Warmack entered the year as All-Americans.
Advantage: Alabama. This is the only area where the Tide has a clear advantage. Jones won the Outland Trophy last year and is a finalist for the award again, despite moving from left tackle to center.
Georgia – Marshall Morgan is 8-for-12 on field goals and 54-for-58 on PATs. From 40 yards and further, Morgan is 3-for-6. He has missed one kick shorter than 40 yards. His longest field goal is 52 yards.
Alabama – Jeremy Shelley hasn't missed a kick of any kind all season (60-for-60 on PATs and 10-for-10 on field goals, all shorter than 40 yards). Cade Foster, who kicks from 40 yards and further, is 4-for-8. Foster's longest field goal is 52 yards.
Advantage: Alabama. The Tide has come a long way from last year's regular season loss to LSU when Shelley and Foster combined to miss four field goals.
Defensively, Georgia has more standout talent at defensive positions than Alabama does, but Alabama is better as a unit.
Alabama: Dee Milliner is the most active player on the Alabama defensive side with 16 broken passes and 18 pass deflections to go with a pair of interceptions, a fumble recovery and four tackles for loss. Alabama has a wealth of talent at safety, rotating Robert Lester, Vinnie Sunseri, HaHa Clinton-Dix and Nick Perry. UA has allowed just 156 yards per game passing and six passing TDs.
Georgia: All-American S Bacari Rambo is fourth on the tackle chart desipte missing four games this year. He has 59 stops. CB Sanders Commings had two INTs against Tennessee to earn SEC defensive honors. SS Shawn Williams is the second-leading tackler on the team with 78. UGA allows 174 yards per game passing and 10 TDs.
Advantage: Alabama, ever so slightly. The Crimson Tide is deeper, even though it struggled against LSU and Texas A&M when both QBs had a great day – but Bama only allowed 17 points against LSU. That doesn't mean Georgia can't create problems for the Alabama pass game, and how well they disrupt it will make a big difference.
Georgia: The defense revolves around Jarvis Jones, the SEC sack leader who has 19.5 tackles for loss and is one of the best LBs in the nation. Alex Ogletree has 87 tackles and manhandled Georgia Tech last week. Jordan Jenkins, Amarlo Herera and Michael Gilliard are key players in Georgia's attack-style defense that will challenge the Bama OL.
Alabama: Nick Saban likes to run a committee of LBs and moves them around as the opposing offense dictates – leading tackler C.J. Mosley isn't even a full-time starter. UA has a wealth of talent, more depth than Georgia, but no dominating presence the likes of past greats Rolando McClain or Courtney Upshaw – or Jones of Georgia.
Advantage: Georgia. The pure talent is startling, and the Bulldogs have two players in Jones and Ogletree who can blow up a game plan single-handedly.
Georgia: Nose guard John Jenkins, 6-3, 358, is a beast, and much will depend on who wins his clash with Bama center Barrett Jones. He's backed by Kwame Gaithers, who is also a big, powerful presence. Garrison Smith has been particularly effective at DE the past two games.
Alabama: Jesse Williams is Jenkins' counterpart on the Bama side and, along with ends Ed Stinson and Damion Square, are big reasons why Alabama's LBs total so many tackles. The group has been all but impossible to run on.
Advantage: Alabama has been more consistent and delivered solid performances against everybody but Johnny Manziel, who nobody has been able to contain. How Georgia's inconsistent OL manages these guys will go a long way toward whether the Bulldogs can stay in this game. Georgia ranks 11th against the run in the SEC.
Georgia: Since taking over at the UGA program in 2001, Mark Richt won two SEC titles in 2002 and 2005. He's dominated the SEC East, winning five times. His teams have been to the Sugar Bowl three times and have been ranked third nationally twice at the end of the year.
Alabama: Nick Saban has won two national championships at Alabama, one at LSU. He's the best coach in the college game right now.
Advantage: Alabama.
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