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The Top 5 Running Backs In The NFL
As NFL offenses move more and more towards a pass-first mentality, the running game has undergone a bit of a transition as more and more teams are turning to running back committees to produce yards on the ground. Still, there are a number of great players running the ball and here are five of the best in the game today.
According to BOLTHYPE, the following five players are the best running backs in the NFL today (Updated 07/09/2010)
Adrian Peterson made a big splash since arriving in the NFL just a few years ago, and his star continues to shine as he terrorizes defenses league wide with his brutal running style and breakaway speed. Perhaps the most aggressive runner in the NFL, Peterson aka 'AD' (All Day) is a physical freak and carries the ball with absolute fearless abandon (which may also be his biggest fault). Young and hungry, Adrian Peterson will be considered one of the best players in the NFL for years.
Chris Johnson burst onto the scene last year as he became the unabashed focus of the entire Tennessee Titans offense. As a 2000+ yard rusher last season, Johnson finds himself in the history books but he has no plans of slowing down any time soon. CJ answered questions about his ability to run between the tackles, and now he looks to repeat his successes of last year. But Johnson enters the 2010 regular season with a chip on his shoulder as he still finds himself second best among most NFL fans behind Adrian Peterson.
Steven Jackson has been a fantasy football stud for the past 5 years after taking the reigns from Marshall Faulk in St. Louis. Big, physical, and excellent at catching the ball out of the backfield, Steven Jackson has been the lone bright spot on the Rams and indeed it's hard not to notice the rumbling ball carrier. At 26 years old, Jackson still has a few more years left in the tank so let's hope the Rams can put a team around him.
Charger fans knew what the Bolts had behind LT in Michael Turner so it came as no surprise to see 'The Burner' have so much success as the lead back in Atlanta. Turner has the perfect build for a workhorse running back: stocky powerful legs, low center of gravity, great balance and vision, and never-quit mindset. Turner is nicknamed 'The Burner' but it's his ability to break tackles and stay on his feet that makes him so special.
Fifth on this list is Ray Rice, an unheralded player who nevertheless put up huge numbers last season, one of only two players in the league to combine for over 2000 yards rushing and receiving. Similar in many ways to Michael Turner in his ability to keep on his feet after getting hit, Rice also brings another dimension to the game in his ability to catch the ball, leading all running backs in 2009 with 78 catches for 702 yards as just a second-year player. Rice will be a factor in the NFL for many years to come.
Agree or disagree with the five players listed above? Use the comment section below and give us your top 5!
July 9, 2010at 8:00 AM Posted by Rob Zepeda
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Yes. Michael Turner, and who let him go? Big Dummies hope they don't make that mistake with VJ!
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i would replace michael turner and steven jackson with Frank gore and Maurice jones drew
- Hector Rodas said... Jul 10, 2010, 12:52:00 PM
Good Column, I personally think CJ2000 is Tops right now, only because All Day has had a case of the butterfingers, and Turnovers lose games! Other than that, great read!
nice article. would agree, although turner didnt have a great season last year.
idk about blocking, but from a complete package standpoint (running, holding on to the ball, receiving, etc) i would take CJ and rice over anybody. i also like sproles, not just because i am a chargers fan, but because i think he is the best player in the open field in the nfl right now
^forgot jackson as a whole package-back. dude is a beast, breaks tackles, blazes past DBs and is a good receiver.
- Mark said... Jul 12, 2010, 10:34:00 AM
I would take Chris Johnson, MJD (Maurice Jones-Drew), Steven Jackson, and Ryan Mathews over Adrian Petersen all-day. AP is fumble-prone and too inconsistent. I love Michael Turner- but too many injuries.
How about deangelo williams? from the panthers? ever heard of him? he def has to be 3 or 4 on this list, and frank gore? ray rice is a problem but he isnt top 5 just yet!
dam Turner FUck NO FRANK GORe or jones DREW like Williams 2 but not TUner ASs holes
adrian peterson fuckin shit up bra
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If you believed some of the more breathless comments from the lower North Island at the time, Luke Ronchi's phone would have been ringing on January 13.
"Luke, Mike here," would have been the opening line in a conversation between the newly New Zealand-eligible Wellington wicketkeeper-batsman and the New Zealand coach.
Ronchi, born in Dannevirke 31 years ago and seven times an Australian representative in ODI and T20 cricket, knows it doesn't work that way.
"To expect a call straight away would be pretty naive on my part," he said yesterday.
"It's no one's right just to expect. You've got to perform, do the right thing and I'm still just trying to press my claims to get a chance. Every game I play I want to perform."
There was a time Ronchi, who moved to Perth with his family aged 7, would have been entitled to ponder a lengthy career in the baggy green.
The Western Australian gloveman got his chance in 2008 courtesy of a Brad Haddin broken finger. In his second innings at St Kitts, Ronchi blazed 64 in 28 balls, still the equal third-fastest ODI half century by an Australian, off 22 deliveries.
His hitting feats are well documented. His last international appearance was a T20 against South Africa in January 2009, and that was that. Others came in and Ronchi, seeing the list of those rated above him, took his chance to return to New Zealand.
He banged a rapid 111 in his first game for Wellington last March against Central Districts and his 95 off 99 balls in the Plunket Shield game against Canterbury at the weekend took his first-class average for this season past 65.
The problem is forcing his way into the New Zealand team.
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In the last two and a half years, New Zealand have been through seven wicketkeepers across the three forms - McCullum, Peter McGlashan, Gareth Hopkins, Reece Young, Tom Latham, Kruger van Wyk and now Watling. It has been an unsettled position.
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Dr. Ernest Cole of the Hope College English faculty will present "The Road of Life: The Dynamics of (Un)Fulfillment and Accomplishment" on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. in the Maas Center auditorium through the "Last Lecture Series" organized by the college's Alcor chapter of the national Mortar Board honorary society.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Cole is an assistant professor of English and Towsley Research Scholar at Hope, where he teaches Post-Colonial Literature, with an emphasis on Sub-Saharan Anglophone Africa, the Caribbean and India. In his research he has been interested in the topics of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation in conjunction with a focus on post-civil war Sierra Leone, where he was born and raised and began his teaching career. He has been documenting the experiences of survivors of punitive amputation used as a military strategy during a 1991-2002 civil war that saw neighbor pitted against neighbor.
His research, which has included interviewing survivors who continue to be isolated in refugee camps nearly a decade after the war's end, is exploring the way that the amputees' self images are shaped by their injuries, and he argues that it is crucial for them to be provided the opportunity to become functional and re-integrated into society rather than left in a state of dependency, not only for their sakes individually but for the future of the country itself.
Cole is currently writing a book based on his research, and has also created a series of video-based interdisciplinary learning modules based on the project, working in the college's New Media studio with students in the digital humanities and in the Mellon Scholars program at Hope.
In 2012, he was one of 15 scholars nationwide chosen to participate in that year's Lilly Fellows Program Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers, "Teaching Peace and Reconciliation: Theory and Practice in Northern Ireland." Hope named him a "Towsley Research Scholar" in 2011 in support of his research. He discussed his work during the college's Winter Happening event in February 2011, presenting the seminar "Negotiating Amputation, Forgiveness and Reconciliation," and this past September was among the presenters during the college's 2012 Critical Issues Symposium, which examined "Reconciliation: Hope in a Divided World."
Cole completed his bachelor's and master's degrees in Sierra Leone, and began his career conducting research and teaching English at Fourah Bay College. At the outbreak of the civil war, he left for The Gambia, where he taught at The Gambia College for a number of years. He subsequently pursued a doctorate at the University of Connecticut; he completed the degree in 2008, the same year that he joined the Hope faculty.
The title of the lecture series, which the chapter initiated during the 2008-09 school year to feature members of the college's faculty and staff, is rhetorical. The lectures are not literally presented as the last that the speakers will deliver at Hope, but are meant to highlight the advice that they would most want to share if the event was indeed the final opportunity for them to address the college's students. The speakers are asked to reflect on their careers and lives, and to think deeply about what matters to them and about what wisdom they would like to impart.
The concept was inspired by the "Last Lecture" delivered at Carnegie Mellon University by Dr. Randy Pausch on Sept. 18, 2007. Pausch, a member of the Carnegie Mellon faculty who had terminal pancreatic cancer--a fact known at the time that he spoke--presented "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams." He died on July 25, 2008, at age 47.
Mortar Board is a national honor society that recognizes college seniors for outstanding achievement in scholarship, leadership and service, and provides opportunities for continued leadership development, promotes service to college and universities, and encourages lifelong contributions to the global community. Since its founding in 1918, the organization has grown from the four founding chapters to 229 collegiate chapters with nearly 250,000 initiated members across the nation.
The Alcor chapter has existed at Hope since the 1936-37 academic year, although it did not become part of the national Mortar Board organization until 1961. The chapter has received multiple awards at the Mortar Board National Conference during each of the past several years, including being named the top chapter during the national conference in July 2010. During the conference this past summer, the chapter received a "Golden Torch Award" and 17 "Project Excellence" awards.
The chapter also sponsored a "last chance talk" during the 1960s. The idea back then was to invite a faculty member to express his/her ideas under the hypothetical assumption that this would be the last opportunity to address the student body. The late Dr. D. Ivan Dykstra, professor of philosophy, delivered the first "last chance talk" in the spring of 1962.
The chapter will give away copies of the play "The Road," by Wole Soyinka, to the first 100 in attendance, as well as copies of the "Last Lecture" to audience members following the address.
There will also be a freewill donation box, with all gifts supporting Mortar Board's many service projects.
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- they are all infected, we can make that assumption...they basically said it.
- once they die, they turn.
- getting sick which leads to their death, to their turning.
Then somehow the infection is getting stronger or something? something is killing them.
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My notes for my first 2 years beekeeping are a mess. An interesting mess, with lots of info, but...Any ideas of minimum notes for medium sized enterprise? I'll want to track and breed from my stocks, and will be mobile with some apiaries. I have a Psion workabout handheld PC, which has a spreadsheet I hope to use. I thought I'd group my colonies into apiary files, and then a file per colony. What have you all found works, on paper or screen?
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May 3, 1971
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K. B. Hallen
Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Since I've Been Loving You, Dazed and Confused, Black Dog, Stairway to Heaven, Going to California, That's the Way, What Is and What Should Never Be, Four Sticks, Gallows Pole, Whole Lotta Love (medley incl. Let That Boy Boogie, Bottle Up and Go, Mess of Blues, Honey Bee), Communication Breakdown (incl. Celebration Day), Misty Mountain Hop, Rock and Roll (aka: It's Been a Long Time).
A rare setlist including the only known performance of Four Sticks, and the debut of Misty Mountain Hop. Over 4,000 fans in attendance pack the K.B. Hallen where they play a blistering and unique show for well over two hours.
Press Review: LED ZEPPELIN EVEN BETTER
NEARLY 4,000 Danish fans were left with almost split eardrums in Copenhagen KB Hallen, when Led Zeppelin played 135 minutes of heavy, loud rock '71, but everybody enjoyed the session and kept calling for more!
Led Zeppelin played so much better than a year ago and sounded closer in their instrumental pieces, as if knowing each other better. Jimmy Page' played some really outstanding guitar, electric as well as acoustic, and he could be "the new Hendrix," if he wants to making his guitar do almost everything in sound.
Zeppelin played material from their three LPs and presented a few new songs, which we were told appear on their next album. The best one's title was drowned by the applauding and cheering audience, but is called something like "Stairways To Heaven," a beautiful number, starting softly with Jimmy Page on guitar and a silent Robert Plant, joined by John Paul Jones on organ and then building and building in force and speed into a breathtaking climax, where everybody went wild, a real inferno of sound.
Running through well-known items, such as "Tangerine," "Gallows Pole," "Dazed And Confused," "Since I've Been Loving You," etc, the group seemed stronger than ever, controlling themselves and their music perfectly. The impact made on the fans was overpowering. They were treated almost Jaggerishiy by vital Robert Plant, who was almost all hair and voice — and what a voice!
He must have screamed away his tonsils a long time ago. Surely he has the loudest and highest voice on today's beat scene, and how he uses it! But at the end of the song, he's still got his normal voice left. Incredible and unbelieveable!
Led Zeppelin is THE rock'n'roll band in 1971, no doubt! They ended very suitably in a tribute to Elvis, including heavy versions of "That's Alright" and "A Mess Of Blues" in the middle of "Whole Lotta Love" — a marvellous show topper.
But Led Zeppelin is more than just a 'headache! They are so much more versatile now. Their music is a lot more than just blowing the heads off the audience. They are too good instrumentalists for that, the four of them, and they prove it by playing acoustic guitar in the middle of the concert and making everybody keep cool before the next musical hurricane takes off!' -G. SORENSEN, NME 1971
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On Saturday, Aug. 3, Ardie Davis will be at Turtle Town Books & Gifts in Nisswa from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to sign his book, "America's Best BBQ Homestyle."
Davis is a charter member of the Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS), founded in 1986 as a club for competitive cooks. Today, KCBS is 11,000 members strong from across the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Australia.
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"America's Best BBQ Homestyle" answers the question, "What do the best pitmasters make when they get to choose their favorite recipes?" The book is a collection of the favorite recipes of people who have gone pro, made so accessible that any backyard griller can succeed. It's filled with photos of the dishes and the pitmasters who created them.
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It only took three months for the working group tasked with exploring options to rework the Larkspur-Corte Madera stretch of Highway 101 to spend $248,000 on consultant fees — and more money likely will be needed.
The working group has been meeting since March in an effort to identify a design for the freeway that will be more acceptable to the public than the $143 million plan formulated by the Transportation Authority of Marin and Caltrans. That plan features a 33-foot-tall southbound flyover and a large northbound retaining wall.
Working group members — including government officials from Corte Madera, Larkspur, Tiburon, San Rafael and San Anselmo — have been reviewing past construction proposals, and Monday inspected seven citizen-submitted designs for the project area. They'll be looking at five additional bicycle and pedestrian plans proposed by the public June 24.
Having traffic consultants delve into past plans and evaluate new ones comes at a cost — $248,000 to be exact.
"That's what we've spent reviewing comments on the draft environmental document and doing additional study necessary to educate the working group," said Dianne Steinhauser, Transportation Authority of Marin executive director.
Comments on the draft environmental document — which was released in December and cost $7 million to develop — were gathered with the intent of responding to those comments in a final environmental document. However, that process has been put on hold while the working group tries to reach a consensus on how it wants to move forward.
At its next meeting, the group will hear the results of a traffic study it requested which delves deeper into a previous alternative addressing traffic congestion on southbound Highway 101. The alternative is similar to one proposed by Marin Deserves Better, a group of 20 people who have developed their own highway design.
Bill Whitney, Transportation Authority of Marin project manager, said $13,000 of the $248,000 was spent reviewing plans such as those submitted by Marin Deserves Better. While costly, he said it's important to have traffic engineers review the plans and give feedback to the public.
"There are a lot of details. Designing a highway is much more difficult than designing a small intersection," Whitney said. "If anything, the public has a better understanding of how complicated it really is."
Working group member and Corte Madera Mayor Diane Furst was critical of the amount of spending done at the beginning of the working group process. She said now is the time the group needs money.
"Now we're at the point we need to hire consultants to evaluate all these new ideas that have come forth from the public," Furst said.
Working group chair and Tiburon Councilwoman Alice Fredericks said all of the money has been well spent.
"It costs money to have public hearings and to organize information for the public and the sitting body," Fredericks said. "Part of the money went to engineers, because the staff are not experts in all fields of traffic engineering."
Steinhauser said the working group needs to decide what improvements it wants to make within the next month or so, so it can recommend a plan to the Transportation Authority of Marin. By Sept. 30, the authority needs to propose to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission how it wants to spend the available $143 million.
Whitney said funding beyond the $248,000 already allocated will likely be needed to move forward with any plan or recommendation chosen.
"Ultimately, yes we do need to go back to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for funding," Whitney said.
Working group member and Larkspur Mayor Dan Hillmer said he doesn't see the group reaching a consensus anytime soon. He said the entire process has only expanded the options, not narrowed them.
"I'm against spending anymore at all because I don't see the consensus building. I see it getting more divided," Hillmer said. "I think the Transportation Authority of Marin board needs to answer to the question of whether this has been worth it."
Fredericks said it has.
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The hunt for fugitive Aaron Bassler last year was handicapped because no local police agency had a tracking dog that could follow a scent in the woods.
But that deficiency has been cured, thanks to charitable donations by hundreds of Mendocino County citizens. The sheriff's new bloodhound "Red" will meet the public on Sunday, Oct. 7 at 1 p.m. at Barra Winery, 7051 N. State St., Redwood Valley, in the first Public Safety Appreciation Barbecue.
Red has recently returned from training school and is ready to track fugitives, find lost persons, and do any other public safety duties that require an amazing sense of smell.
The Oct. 7 barbecue is a benefit for the Mendocino Public Safety Foundation, a non-profit that was set up in 2011 to raise funds to help local law enforcement and to build stronger ties between peace officers and the public they serve. The Foundation's first grant paid for Red.
Another purchase by the Foundation will be greeting the public too. This is "Avatar," a tactical robot that allows police to enter and search a crime scene without endangering personnel. Avatar can take video, talk and drive by remote control, and volunteers from the public will get a chance to try their hand at the joy-stick.
Another highlight of the barbecue will be a demonstration of K-9 dogs in action seizing and restraining a "suspect."
The event will be hosted by Sheriff Tom Allman, who has worked closely with the Public Safety Foundation to identify needs of local law enforcement that citizens can help meet with their tax-deductible donations.
A full barbecue lunch will be prepared by Ukiah police and fire cadets.
Tickets are $10 per individual and $25 per family and are available at the door and at Selzer Realty, Mendocino Book Company and Schat's Courthouse Bakery.
"This gathering will be fun and it will let folks show their appreciation for our law enforcement professionals," said Ross Liberty, president of the Public Safety Foundation.
It will also be the first annual meeting for the Foundation, which has more than 200 local member/donors. The Foundation is recognized as a 501(c)(3) charity by the federal government and it has a policy of using 100 percent of public donations for grants to the sheriff and local police departments, without any deduction for administrative expenses. All administrative services are provided without charge by volunteers, and costs like mailing and events are paid separately by local supporters. All the food for the Oct. 7 barbecue is being paid for by local real estate broker Dick Selzer, who is a member of the Foundation's board of directors.
The Foundation's chairman is former county supervisor Jim Eddie of Potter Valley.
The Public Safety Foundation will host another barbecue on Oct. 20 at Noyo Harbor in Fort Bragg from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. All food, preparation and service is being donated by Harvest Market and the Savings Bank of Mendocino County.
Looking to the future, the Foundation has set a goal of raising $20,000 to fund law enforcement in providing security for citizens' volunteer cleanups of trash and chemicals left behind by illegal marijuana sites on public lands.
The Foundation's website is ProtectMendocino.org and it can be reached at 467-3661.


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"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
but the first SB he took our team down the field and scored the winning TD with seconds left, sure our defense held an explosive offense to minimal scoring to put him into that position....but once in that position he did what many...in fact MOST other QB's would not be able to do, he deserves a TON of credit for the first superbowl...perhaps more for the second....but he is a MAJOR reason we won the first one also.
Eli's been VERY good (if not great) for 3 years straight statistically in my opinion, on top of that he's ALSO got 2 Super Bowl MVP's.
you ask the question...
Is Eli great?
the answer is ALREADY....a resounding yes...anything he does from here on out is just extra, Eli is already a HOF calibur QB even if he stops right now.
Its another example that stats aren't the determining factor for the Hall like they are in baseball. Great players get in and very good players don't, no matter what the stats.
If it was just stats, then Vinny Testeverde, Kerry Collins nad Steve Deberg would get to the Hall.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
oh my what did I do...
he had 1 really good season, and overall, a rather low completion % as a QB, significantly worse INT seasons than Eli, a sub .500 winning record, and only had 130 career starts despite a 12 year career. I dont think he fits into the "Great QB" discussion personally.
It's just that people get caught up in this cindarella story that happens always in the NFL...i mean, techincally we did the crazy underdog thing twice...lol
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It's too bad, I'm too good....
Which brings me to my point. Now there was really no historical value (besides beating a 18-0 team) with Elis 2 superbowls BUT has there ever been a qb in the NFL that has been more clutch, reliable, dependable ect. with championship games(or any other games) on the line, than Eli Manning? He not only came through once but twice in two of the most critical moments.


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Born in Dublin, Evie Hone's first art lessons were with the British artist, Walter Sickert at the Westminster School of Art, London in 1914. It was here she met her lifelong friend and fellow artist Mainie Jellett. Six years later she went to Paris, to be joined by Jellett. Together they studied for a year with the semi-cubist painter and writer Andre Lhote and then with Albert Gleizes, the well-known abstract cubist painter and theorist. The influence of these artists is evident in Hone's work and reflect not only the Continental avant-garde ideas of her teachers but draw interesting parallels with Irish Christian art.
In the 1930s the style of her compositions developed and became more figurative in their representation. Of these her landscape scenes are noted for their marvellous freshness and vitality. Today, Evie Hone's reputation rests largely on the expressive intensity of her stained glass output. She first worked in this media in 1931 and from then until her death in 1955 she produced a series of splendid windows including the huge, eighteen-light Crucifixion and the Last Supper at Eton College chapel and My Four Green Fields now in Government Buildings, Dublin.
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The The Moon's Journey Stage Two--The Golden Path Inward thread was originally posted on 16 Jun 2003 in the Using Tarot Cards board, and is now archived in the Forum Library. Read the active threads in Using Tarot Cards, or read more archived threads.
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I think Brewer actually played pretty well when he got in a couple times late in the year. It takes quite a long time for a fourth round lineman to be ready to play in the NFL. Brewer's reaching the point where he's got to sink or swim. I'm hoping he comes out and proves to be a very pleasant surprise this year in camp. I think he was injured his first season and he had to deal with the strike and no pre-season OTA or mini-camps his second season, and he did show some progress this last season. I wouldn't write him off just yet.
Mosley's still an unknown with his IR, so I wouldn't count on much out of him this coming year.


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What treatments are considered organic? Mineral oil? Oxalic acid? Thymol? Let me know your thoughts. I did not think Oxalic acid was but a beekeeper I know said it is natural since it is found in food and even honey. Your thoughts?
Thanks! Sally
What treatments are considered organic? Mineral oil? Oxalic acid? Thymol? Let me know your thoughts. I did not think Oxalic acid was but a beekeeper I know said it is natural since it is found in food and even honey. Your thoughts?
Thanks! Sally
Now you've done it Sally. You are about to witness a virtual beekeeper's brawl
Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted. - Emerson
Organic is a tricky word.
Some compounds used to treat for varroa occur in nature. Thymol, oxalic acid, formic acid and probably the hop concentrate in hopguard. None, to my knowledge occur naturally in the concentrations used to treat for mites.
The good thing about them is that they dont contaminate the comb like many of the synthetics. Every one is disruptive to the bees at some level. Beekeepers who choose to treat, like to believe that the negatives are offset by the results. I fit into this group.
You can check the Certified Naturally Grown website to see what compounds they allow it still doesnt answer your initial question.
You can check OMRI (I believe they are the group that approves compounds for Certified Organic) and see what/if they allow.
I expect that you will get a long list of conflicting opinions on this.
Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted. - Emerson
when i hear organic i think of something occuring in nature and breaks down in a reasonable amount of time
Sally, "organic" is a very tricky word when applied to bees. While the beekeeper has excellent control over what is applied in the hive, there is no way to control what the bees get into outside the hive and outside your property. Unless you have thousands of acres surrounding your apiary that all meet an "organic" standard of some sort, how can your bees be foraging organically?
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The organic standard in the US is now controlled by USDA - each certifying agency makes their own determination about what organic is in relation to honey based on other products they certify because there is no organic standard for honey. Organic standards look at what the beekeeper uses in the hives, and what the bees could encounter within their foraging area. So you can add nothing but if you have a neighbor who uses weed and feed on their lawn, no organic for you. (As for compounds that can be used in a hive and or food in general, there are lists)
As I recall from reading several years ago, most naturally occurring substances are ok, but not synthetic reproductions of them.
There is CNG or Certified Naturally Grown. This standard is more concerned with what the beekeeper does to the hive than what the bees might encounter outside the hive. Some miticides like formic acid are allowed as the bees transition to not needing a miticide (an assumption?!) and only after the need is demonstrated per hive by IPM practices.
The third "standard" if you will is that nothing goes in the hive that the bees don't bring.
The issue in honey as food is what kind of residues from the various treatments remain in the food and are there potential human health consequences to them. So some things like I believe Mineral Oil are generally regarded as safe. Oxalic Acid is known to be toxic in higher concentrations and in any event is not approved for use as a miticide by the EPA in the US. The details of Thymol are unknown to me but I seem to recall that most Thymol is synthetic recreations of thymol and not the naturally occurring stuff. There are some who will argue that there is no difference between the man made stuff and the naturally occurring stuff and just as many who will disagree. It makes a difference in complying with some standards.
If the jist of your question is what non chemical substances (and as everything is made up of chemicals let's just drop the non-chemical condition) are ok (safe) to use in my bee hive where only me and my family will be consuming the honey, that is yet a different question, one which is the subject of ongoing debates, and one which the special rules of this forum prevent answering.
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The USDA still has no standard. Any treatment disrupts the balance of the hive.
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
My concerns are with using treatments and the mites building up resistance to these treatments and just trying to be more natural. I understand you cannot prevent unnatural substances from entering your hive. I am sure almost everyone around me uses some some type of weed killer on their lawn. I figure I can at least control what goes into my hive. Thank you all who chimed in with your opinions. So much to learn in this hobby.....
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Dakota Goyo is going ringside! The 12-year-old rising talent stars as scrappy Max Kenton in the robot-boxing movie Real Steel. The story follows Max and his dad (played by Wolverine star Hugh Jackman) as they train an old sparring bot, Atom, to be a champion fighter. Atom goes head-to-head with robots that are much bigger, much stronger and much faster. Can the father-son team turn this junkyard underdog into a winner? Real Steel, also playing in IMAX theaters, opens today.
TFK spoke to Dakota about what it was like to work with the towering robots in the film. Read on to see what he says about that, and about his future acting plans.
This was the first big movie you've worked on. Were you nervous at all?
I've done a couple of movies before this, but this was definitely the biggest one I've ever done. I wasn't really nervous, because I just think of doing my best. Actually, I was really excited to be working with such great people.
You play Max, a young boy who is meeting his father for the first time. How did you get into character?
It was definitely a different role from the others I've played. I usually play a good kid, but Max is very snotty! Right before every take, I just close my eyes and think of a place where I can get the emotion for that scene.
What do you think of when you close your eyes?
Like, for scenes where I had to cry, I would think of [how I'd feel if] my dogs got hurt or if something bad happened to them.
Do you have anything in common with Max?
I don't really have anything in common with him other than we both like to play video games. I'm not as snotty as him, and I'm not allowed to use the kind of language he uses sometimes—I'd be grounded if I did! So I'm nothing like Max, except for playing video games.
What was it like to work with Hugh Jackman?
It was unbelievable. I watch his movies, so I've always looked up to him as an actor. I was star struck at the beginning, but I got to know him and we became friends, so it was a great experience.
The movie is about more than just boxing robots. It's also about a father connecting with his son. Can you talk about the relationship between Charlie and Max, and how it changes through the movie?
Charlie had given up custody of Max when he was a baby. But now Max's mother has died, so he goes live with Charlie until his aunt can get custody. So, Charlie takes Max for the summer and they get to know each other, and Charlie becomes the father that Max never had growing up.
You got to show off some pretty cool dance moves in the movie. What kind of training did you do?
I never knew I could dance before doing this movie! Anne Fletcher, the choreographer, taught me moves I never knew I could do. I've been doing dance ever since.
Were there any robots at all on set, or was it all special effects?
There were four real robots on set. Most of the time, we acted with the real robots. I also had to act with stunt guys on stilts and guys holding tennis balls on sticks [who stood in for robots that would be added in later]. But I'd much rather act with the real, 9-foot-tall robots. They were pretty cool.
You might be biased towards Atom, but do you have a favorite robot from the film?
I'd have to give it to Atom! But Noisy Boy is pretty cool.
What was the most memorable part of filming for you?
I had to dance in front of thousands of extras. That was pretty fun, because they kept cheering me on and giving me positive energy. That was probably the most memorable part. It's something I never thought I'd do.
If robot boxing existed, do you think you'd be a fan?
Oh yeah! I'd be the biggest fan. It'd be so cool to see real robots fighting to the death and to see sparks and arms flying everywhere!
You're a golf fan—do you think there will ever be robot golfers?
[Laughs] Actually, I would like to have a robot cleaning my room! Maybe there will be robot caddies, but I'm not sure about robot golfers.
What do you think kids will enjoy about Real Steel?
Everything! The robots are really cool. You'll fall in love with the father-son story. It's got something for everything.
You'll be in another film with Hugh Jackman next year—the animated movie Rise of the Guardians. What is your role in that?
I play a boy named Jamie who still believes in [mythical] guardians, like Santa, when no one else does. Hugh plays the voice of the Easter Bunny, so that's pretty funny. In the movie, the guardians have to come together to take down their enemies. But I don't want to give it all away!
What kinds of roles would you like to take on in the future?
I played the young Thor in Thor, so I'd like to do another Marvel movie. That'd be really exciting. Also, I really love horses, so a Western movie would be unbelievable to work on.


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episode 1.5 – chef wally's beer blog
My girlfriend and I started off the morning with a brisk walk up the always scenic Highway 61. She wanted to see the wildflowers that are blooming like crazy in our neck of the woods–but me? I was on a mission.
Okay, the wildflowers were very beautiful, but what I really wanted was coasters. You heard me. Coasters. You know, the ones bravely keeping your cold drinks off coffee tables since time immemorial?
Anyway, I needed a new set since I moved into my new place, but I wanted something….North Shoresy. So when I came across a Superior Hiking Trail called the Lakewalk, I wasted no time. I scoured the shoreline for the flattest, most stable rocks I could find.
Behold! My all-natural, totally organic, green-for-the-environment coaster set, forged by the mighty waves of Lake Superior!
Okay, call it a pile of rocks if you want, but do you know how tricky it is to find four perfectly flat, similarly-shaped, virtually-identical rocks that get concentrically smaller?
Pretty darn tricky.
So now I can comfortably enjoy a cold beverage in my new place. And I've been mighty thirsty lately, what with all the talk of beer around the proverbial water cooler at work. Why is everyone buzzing about beers at work? Well, maybe it's because we have the sweetest beer fest on the shore coming up in a couple weeks!
That's right, the Hopped Up Caribou Beer Festival is just 10 days away. And frankly, I'm pumped. I tried so many awesome beers last year, and this year there's even more coming and–well, I'll get into that more next week.
In the mean time, the conversations at work have been drifting to "The Best Beers of All-Time." Everyone up here is pretty opinionated when it comes to brews, but I thought it would be cool to ask Wally, the Exec Chef at my restaurant.
Because, let's be honest, if there's two things I like talking about, it's beer and food.
Chef Wally also happens to be my cousin. Over the years, we've sampled many tasty beers. A couple years ago, when I started my blog, Wally joked he was going to start a beer blog–you know, to trump my blog, cousin-rivalry-style–and over the years we just kept talking about the "Chef Wally Beer Blog."
Try a good beer? "That's one for the Beer Blog, right, Wally?"
Well, in honor of my cousin and the fast-approaching beer festival, I finally put the big guy on the spot: What are your 5 favorite beers and what would be the perfect meal to pair them with?
After all, who else would you trust about alcohol and food if not this guy:
So, here you go, Cuz. The inaugural post of the Chef Wally Beer Blog. Top 5…go!
Traditionally speaking, Wally loves him some Schell's beers. And the Pils is a very traditional Bavarian Pilsner. Very refreshing and great to wash down a Grilled Salmon Steak dressed in a Lemon Caper Butter. Yum.
I told you: Wally loves Schell's, especially this light-in-color Maibock. Wally's dish on a dish: "This is going to go great with Asian food–my pick is Orange Chicken with cracked red peppers to throw in some heat."
While Wally and I tend to part ways on our beer-pinions, we both have an affinity to red ales–and Odell's is no exception! The whole Odell's lineup is something to write home about, but the Red Ale is a standout favorite. And what's going to really bring out that crimson flavor: a Bacon Cheeseburger, with Sharp Cheddar and seasoned with Black Pepper.
The crown jewel of local beer aficionados, this heavy stout goes great with game birds. Wally's pick: Smoked Pheasant with Gouda Mashed Potatoes. Yum!
Gamechanger! Within the last year, Wally discovered Tallgrass Breweries. These guys put out some excellent beers, but none stuck out for the big guy as much as the IPA. It's Hop City and pairs great with anything spicy, but Wally likes a Spicy Shrimp Curry with this bad boy.
There you have it, folks–the top choices from the pro! It goes without saying that Wally's excited for Hopped Up since his old reliable, Schell's, is on the guest list…but he also said Fitger's brought some great beers last year. Do I smell a head-to-head?
Cheers, guys!
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AP: FBI launches investigation of ACORN for voter fraud
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A nationwide investigation, do note.
A senior law enforcement official confirmed the investigation to The Associated Press on Thursday. A second senior law enforcement official says the FBI was looking at results of recent raids on ACORN offices in several states for any evidence of a coordinated national scam.
Both officials spoke on condition of anonymity because regulatons forbid discussing ongoing investigations particularly so close to an election.
Meanwhile, Brunner clutches her database of mismatched registration forms and begs Justice Stevens not to make her turn it over to the county election boards. And here's FNC this morning following the boss's lead with some airtime for the Palestra story about shenanigans on Brownlee Avenue. A prosecutor's investigating that, too. Exit question: What if the feds come back and report that they've found some cases of fraud but nothing on a mass scale? Will that conclusion be accepted or is the "ACORN's fixing the election" meme already too far gone?
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Diversity Overview
Our Vision We embrace diversity at all levels of the firm and seek out the best individuals to join our team. Our unique culture is enhanced through diversity not only of race and gender, but by members of the LGBT community, generational differences, cultural differences and talented people of varying backgrounds and experiences. Alston & Bird recruits, hires, and promotes for all positions without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, age, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, handicap or veteran's status.
Our Goals
Alston & Bird is committed to promoting diversity both within our firm and our community. We have worked and will continue to work to create and maintain an open, receptive and nurturing work environment and a diverse workforce of attorneys and staff. We accomplish this internally through various initiatives under the leadership of firm-wide Diversity Committees. Co-chaired by two partners, the Diversity Steering Committee provides overarching goals and guidance. Each office/region has a Regional Diversity Committee, comprised of attorneys and staff, working to implement programs, events and sponsorships relative to their locations. The Diversity Task Force supports the firm's efforts by providing opportunities for learning through events, recognition and cultural celebration.
Ambassador Andrew Young's Metaphor for Diversity
". . . I read a little book called the Gardens of Democracy. It's a little book that says where we went off-track was when the enlightenment gave us the impression that the economy was to run like a machine. And so we developed a mechanized view of social change. The mechanical view is not an apt metaphor—life is much more like a garden . . . it requires weeding. It requires acceptance of diversity, and you don't put your flowers under the shade of the tree. You've got to accommodate for sunlight and rain. If we look at the democracy and free enterprise with a garden as a metaphor, we come out with a much more humane view of the world and a much more realistic approach to the problems of the world." -- Excerpt from a presentation at Alston & Bird
Alston & Bird Recognized among "America's Best Employers" by ForbesMay 15, 2017 | Diversity
Alston & Bird Hosts 12th Annual "Women of Distinction" AwardsMarch 25, 2016 | Diversity
Alston & Bird Rated a Best Place to Work for LGBT EqualityNovember 19, 2015 | Diversity
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Mary Gill Discusses Alternative Work Arrangements in Daily ReportOctober 9, 2015 | Diversity
Daniel Huynh Mentioned in American LawyerApril 30, 2015 | Diversity
The Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD) has named Kevin Gooch, partner in Alston & Bird's Finance Group, as a 2015 Fellow.November 21, 2014 | Diversity
Rick McDermott Recognized as "Charlottean of the Year 2014 (Volunteer)"November 21, 2014 | Diversity
Alston & Bird Rated One of the Best Places to Work for LGBT EqualityNovember 20, 2014 | Diversity
Cari Dawson Named One of Georgia's "Most Powerful & Influential Women"September 26, 2014 | Diversity
Alston & Bird Honored with Dell Legal Diversity AwardOctober 21, 2014 | Diversity
Alston & Bird Ranked 9th in Overall Diversity in 2015 Vault Guide to the Top 100 Law FirmsJuly 17, 2014 | Diversity
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A Tranquil Hideaway in Virginia Wine Country
Lansdowne Resort • Leesburg, VA
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You'll feel like an important general stealing away to your stately country manor during your stay at the AAA Four Diamond Award-winning Lansdowne Resort. This expansive 500-acre retreat is home to an indoor/outdoor aquatic complex, a 45-hole golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones, II and Greg Norman, and miles of outdoor paths that border the scenic Potomac River. After exploring your Deluxe accommodations—featuring warm country décor and a 37-inch flat-screen TV—surrender to rest and relaxation at the serene 12,000-square-foot Spa Minérale. Later, savor the finest fare at five on-site dining options that offer everything from casual pub fare to haute cuisine—all given rave reviews by past guests.
The Destination
Less than an hour outside of the nation's capital, Leesburg has become synonomous with Virginia's wine country. These rolling hills at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains are sprinkled with quaint shops, boutique restaurants, and tranquil vineyards. "Hard as it can be to believe," says Fodor's, "the exurban capital of Virginia, where urbanites have fled the stress of nearby DC politics to kick back in a slower paradise of locally grown food and Shenandoah breezes, is fast becoming a wine region to stand up to some of the West Coast's finest."
"... this luxurious complex between Leesburg and Dulles airport is one of Virginia's better all-around resorts. An indoor pool off a full-service spa opens to no less than four outdoor pools with water slides and other contraptions... "-- Frommer's
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At Colosseum - Domus Flavia for 4 - 30 euro per person
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It's a perfect location that will allow you to live your holiday in Rome, in the best way: spending some relaxing days and discovering the wonderful "Roman nightlife" in downtown Rome.
Your holiday home is situated at only 1 minute walk to the Colosseum in a strategic position to reach with just a few steps the 'Arch of Constantine, Palatine Hill, the picturesque Roman Forum, the famous Piazza Venezia, the Capitol, the' Mouth of Truth and fascinating history Circus Maximus.
Domus Flavia collegatissima the Colosseum metro stop and provided a number of bus lines, you can easily reach several points of interest to enjoy an enviable living in the capital.
The Domus Flavia holiday home can accommodate up to 4 people.
The apartment is located on the 2 floor of a typical building of the '600 finely restored, with glass elevator, the entrance is located in a quaint balcony overlooking a calm inner courtyard.
The apartment Domus Flavia consists of an entrance, a lovely staying with kitchenette, a large and elegant room with double sofa bed and a nice bathroom with shower.
Colosseum 1 minute walk
Via dei Fori Imperiali 1 minute walk
Piazza Venezia 5 minutes walking distance
Via del Corso 5 minutes walk
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Sabrina is a very nice person to talk with.
Had a cool conversation with her!
The appartment was nice and clean and very central and has the charme of the old city of Barcelona.
Would like to stay there again, when i visit Barcelona the next time.
The only thing, that is missing, is air conditioning, but you can sleep without, if you open the windows.
The apartment is situated in walking distance (ca 8min) to the Vatican,
It's spacious with 2 big bedrooms and one very small one with a kind of sofa bed-
Towels are there, bedsheets were fresh- a bottle of red wine and croissants for the morning welcomed us- the person called Mrs Anna was very helpful and welcomed us with cheer...
The elevator takes you the last floor and the flat is bright-
The only thing to recommend to the house keeper is a better cleaning- we did a lot while we were there, as buying washing liquid and sponges- cleaning the coffe mashine and i tried to remove the lime in the water boiler..
But besides that it's perfect
Thank you for making our stay so nice
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It is a nice little apartment with good central location .
The communication with the owner Sabrina worked fine.
Nice apartment and nice host. Very patient even though we where almost an hour delayed for our arrival.
close to all the central attractions.
Sabrina was af great host. She gave us some details about rome and was Nice and sweet
We had a very nice stay in Rome. The apartment is located near the vatican. So it was a good starting point for all our activities.
Sabrina helped us to find a taxi from and to the airport which made it very easy to find the apartment. And she answered all our questions which we had before travelling there as far as it was the first time for us to book with Wimdu.
I can really recommend her as a host.
Very nice expirience. Very nice apartment in a perfect place. Sabrina was the perfect host.
I strongly recomend it.
We had a great stay in Rome, in a VERY NICE appartment. It was clean, had a lot of space (for the 2 of us) and had a very high standard - this is really a "Colosseum luxury appartment".
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Telltale Games, Gearbox and 2K have unveiled the very first details on Tales from the Borderlands at SXSW!
We can finally reveal that you will play as TWO protagonists: Rhys, a Hyperion company man with a robotic arm and a knack for hacking; and Fiona, a fast-talking con artist.
The story will be told from both of their perspectives, and here's the twist: both of these characters are lying jerks, so you're never playing what REALLY happened. It's more like playing each of their interpretations of events, and the truth lies somewhere in between...
Check out this full video of the 'Two Sides to Every Story' panel for more info on Rhys and Fiona, how this story fits into the Borderlands universe, and more detail about the physiology of skags than you ever wanted to know.
Also from this past weekend: on the latest Playing Dead episode from IGN, host Greg Miller interviews legendary "bad guy" actor Michael Madsen (known for his roles in Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill), who plays Carver in The Walking Dead: Season Two. Check out the video for more!


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UTSA hosts study abroad in Toledo, Spain
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(May 27, 2009)--The UTSA Department of English and La Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha Toledo Campus in Spain once again will partner to offer an upper-division and graduate-level class on folklore traditions in Spain and Texas May 30-June 20 in Toledo, Spain.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
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"Spanish Roots of Chicano Folklore" offers students the opportunity to travel to Spain during the Corpus Christi Fiesta to observe and participate in many of the events and activities. The fiesta, a religious and solemn procession in June, features the historic streets of Toledo adorned with antique pennants, tapestries, awnings, wreaths and lanterns.
During the three-week stay, the students do field work comparing the architecture and cultural parallels between Texas and Spain. Part of the course work allows the students to visit artisans, lace makers, jewelry makers and quilters.
In addition to the fieldwork, the students read four books and write papers, which in the past were presented at various conferences.
"The idea is to look at the trajectory of how culture has changed over the last 500 years in Spain and the United States," said Norma Cantu, UTSA professor of English. "The small group of students benefit from the hands-on, one-on-one experience and are able to connect to their culture and roots."
The cost for the international course is $3,000 for tuition, flight, and room and board. To learn about future courses in Spain, contact Norma Cantu at (210) 458-5134.
For information on financial aid for the study trip, contact the UTSA Office of International Programs at (210) 458-7202.


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