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NFL Positional Power Rankings: Offense
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Being a top five player at a position in the NFL is not an easy task for any player to achieve regardless of talent. Football is a hard, unforgiving, violent sport that has little sympathy for the weak or hurt.
Being a top five player at a position requires more than talent; it also requires durability, leadership, being a good teammate, and performing in clutch situations.
The following is a list of the top five offensive players at all positions except fullback. This is not about potential for seasons afterward but only the 2010/2011 NFL season. Injured players or those who seem destined for a protracted holdout are not included.
1. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts
Has more responsibility and pressure to perform on a game-to-game basis than any other QB in the NFL.
2. Tom Brady, New England Patriots
Even Tom Brady is mortal, and it wasn't until mid-season that he was mentally over the Bernard Pollard hit. But he is still Tom Brady.
3. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
While he doesn't have the responsibility that Peyton does, and while he is not as clutch as Tom, he might be more accurate than either of them right now.
4. Phillip Rivers, San Diego Chargers
The fact that Rivers is the league's best downfield passer in the NFL despite only having a slightly above average arm isn't a fluke, just a result of talent and hard work.
5. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
Perhaps the best quarterback in the NFL at manipulating his throwing motion and release point and at throwing off balance while retaining zip and accuracy.
Injury Replacement—Eli Manning, New York Giants
Never misses a game, always has his team in contention for the playoffs, and quickly turned a green wide receiving core into one of the league's best.
Running Back
1. Chris Johnson, Tennessee Titans
I would like to see the Titans limit his carries more only because I want his career to last longer.
2. Steven Jackson, St. Louis Rams
Poor Jackson. By the time the Rams are good again he will be old.
3. Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens
Reminds me of Tiki Barber in that he is always on the field, is always a threat, and plays big in big situations.
4. Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings
So talented, but how long until the name "Adrian Peterson" becomes synonymous with the word "fumble"?
5. Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Jaguars
Maurice Jones-Drew was by the midpoint of last season the second-best running back in the NFL. But by season's end, not so much.
Injury Replacement—Frank Gore, San Francisco 49ers
Injuries in college robbed him of draft position and health. And he is still this good.
Wide Receiver
1. Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals
He can single-handedly win a playoff game.
2. Andre Johnson, Houston Texans
Some would argue he should be No. 1, but his lack of playoff appearances and his disappearances in some games make him No. 2.
3. Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Colts
Few NFL players can get in and out of their cuts as naturally and with such little loss of speed. One bad Super Bowl moment doesn't stop that.
4. Randy Moss, New England Patriots
He has lost a step or two, and it is obvious. But when you're Randy Moss you can afford to lose five steps and still have above-average NFL speed.
5. Calvin Johnson, Detroit Lions
One of the few receivers who demands universal double- and triple-teaming on every single play.
Injury Replacement—DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles
One of maybe five or six NFL players who can score from anywhere on the field. The word explosive does him no justice.
Tight End
1. Antonio Gates, San Diego Chargers
For such a big man Gates has an effortless, bouncy grace to his movement. The ball just seems to find his hands—it's freaky.
2. Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Colts
Can play inline, slot, h-back, and pretty much any skill position but running back. Even a better blocker than he's given credit for.
3. Vernon Davis, San Francisco 49ers
Davis is easily the most talented tight end in football, but he is still working on maintaining his focus more consistently. Still can get much better.
4. Jason Witten, Dallas Cowboys
Witten is the most reliable possession tight end in football; the definition of a security blanket.
5. Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta Falcons
I gave up trying to predict when he is going to start slowing down.
Injury Replacement—Brent Celek, Philadelphia Eagles
Andy Reid loves him and is going to force-feed him the ball, with good reason.
Offensive Tackle
1. Joe Thomas, Cleveland Browns
Has consistently been the best left tackle in the NFL since his rookie season.
2. Jake Long, Miami Dolphins
Not only is he a great protector, but he is also a nasty mauler who intimidates defenders.
3. Jared Gaither, Baltimore Ravens
He might have a bad attitude and be a pain for an organization to deal with, but on the field he locks people down.
4. D'Brickashaw Ferguson, New York Jets
Still has a ways to go to fulfill his potential, but he is above average in all aspects.
5. Jason Peters, Philadelphia Eagles
Overrated as a pass blocker but vastly underrated as a run blocker and screen leader.
Injury Replacement—Michael Oher, Baltimore Ravens
Might have been the most dominant right tackle in the NFL at the end of last season.
Offensive Guard
1. Jahri Evans, New Orleans Saints
Just about impossible to defeat at the point of attack. People hurt for weeks after playing him.
2. Chris Snee, New York Giants
Been the best lineman on what has been arguably the best offensive line in the NFL since 2005.
3. Ben Grubbs, Baltimore Ravens
The rare interior lineman who can handle elite 3-4 lineman one-on-one.
4. Davin Joseph, Tampa Bay Bucs
One of the few offensive lineman in the NFL who can block multiple people at the same time.
5. Logan Mankins, New England Patriots
A technician with the mind of a professor who still wants to hit people.
Injury Replacement—Carl Nicks, New Orleans Saints
Not as good as Evans, but a mauling, nasty player in his own right.
1. Nick Mangold, New York Jets
Might be the best offensive lineman in the NFL regardless of position.
2. Ryan Kalil, Carolina Panthers
Kalil makes his fellow lineman play on a much higher level, whether they are highly talented or not. He's not bad himself either.
3. Andre Gurode, Dallas Cowboys
An elite run blocker and an above-average pass blocker.
4. Shaun O'Hara, New York Giants
Losing athleticism quickly but is such a smart player that he can still compensate and play at a high level.
5. Jason Brown, St. Louis Rams
Defenses last year knew Steven Jackson was coming and crowded the line of scrimmage. Yet Brown still created clean lanes.
Injury Replacement—Alex Mack, Cleveland Browns
Had a rookie season that stacks up against Nick Mangold's. Eric Mangini knows how to find and develop centers and cornerbacks.
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1. Princeton University
Mid-career median salary: $130,000
Starting median salary: $56,900
According to salary data website Pay Scale, Princeton University graduates have the highest mid-career salaries (it's also the overall best-paying college in the country and the only college in the country that has an average mid-career salary more than $125,000).
2. California Institute of Technology (CalTech)
Mid-career median salary: $123,000
Starting median salary: $69,600
California Institute of Technology is a private institution that was founded in 1891. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 951 and is on no. 2 on the list.
3. Harvey Mudd College
Mid-career median salary: $121,000
Starting median salary: $64,400
Harvey Mudd College is the top paying liberal arts school in the country, according to the salary website PayScale's report on alumni median career earnings.
4. Harvard University
Mid-career median salary: $116,000
Starting median salary: $54,100
Harvard University, another ivy league University stands no 4 on the list with 7.5% acceptance rate and total undergrad enrollment of 6,655.
5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Mid-career median salary: $115,000
Starting median salary: $69,700
Payscale ranked Massachusetts Institute of Technology among the top 5 undergraduate colleges having the highest salary potential. MIT has 10.7% acceptance rate and total undergrad enrollment of 4,232.
6. Dartmouth College
Mid-career median salary: $114,000
Starting median salary: $51,600
The survey report based on Payscale.com data indicated Dartmouth College ranked tied for 6th position with a median salary of $114,000.
7. Polytechnic Institute of New York University
Mid-career median salary: $113,000
Starting median salary: $61,000
NYU-Poly ranked 7th in the college ranking by salary potential. According to survey results, NYU-Poly graduates earn a median starting salary of $62,700; by mid-career, they earn a median salary of $114,000.
8. Duke University
Mid-career median salary: $111,000
Starting median salary: $59,600
Duke University with median salary of $114,000 stood at no 8 by the PayScale report.
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Oh,thank you so much Joseph,for not just being a wonderful friend with a heart of gold,but also for visiting my beautiful angel cousin Debbie(:! You made me smile being that this is Debbie's 19th year of being called by our dear Heavenly Father to be an angel,and you know how it always becomes worse esp. around birth n death dates);...BUT THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING A GREAT FRIEND AND FOR MAKING TIME OUT OF YOUR DAY TO VISIT ONE OF MY LOST LOVED N MISSED ANGELS...IM NOT ABLE DUE COME ON HERE AS MUCH AS I WISH(only because this economy right now we had to shut off our cable n Internet just till my hubby n I get back on track) I have to come here at MCDONALD'S TO USE THEIR FREE WIFI AS MUCH AS I CAN WHICH REALLY IS ONLY ABOUT 3days OUT OF A WEEK CUZ I CAN'T DRIVE DUE TO MY NECK INJURY I GOT IN A CAR ACCIDENT ON MOTHERS DAY OF-06-...I JUST WANTED TO THANK YOU N ALSO LET YOU KNOW Y IM RARELY ON HERE AND IT MAKES ME FEEL HORIBBLE THAT I CAN'T VISIT MEMORIALS OF FRIENDS LIKE YOU,OR YOLANDA(VALENCIA ANGEL OF MINE IS THE NAME SHE GOES BY ON HERE AND LIKE OUR FRIEND GLORIA AS WELL ETC. SO TODAY IM GOING TO THE LIBRARY N PROBABLLY SPEND 50$ TO HAVE THE COMPUTER FOR AT LEAST 5-6 HOURS BECAUSE I HAVE ALOT OF VISITING TO DO BUT THE BEST WAY I LOOK AT 50$ JUST TO USE THEIR INTERNET INSTEAD OF LOOKING AT IT AS LOSING MONEY INSTEAD I THINK OF IT AS 50$ WELL WORTH TO SPEND BECAUSE I LOVE TO MAKE PPL N FRIENDS SMILE WHEN THEY FINALLY SEE MY NOTE N FLOWERS(:!!! GOD BLESS YOU N GOB BLESS YOUR HEART OF GOLD,AND GID BLESS YOUR FAMILY FROM MY HEART N FAMILY TO YOURS,THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING ME SMILE TODAY N IM NOW OFFF TO THE LIBRARY TO PUT SMILES AND BRIGHTEN UP ALL OF OUR FRIENDS N LOVED MISSED N LOVED ONES AS WELL(:... I HOPE YOU ENJOY THE END OF SUMMER(A SAFE)SUMMER....
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notchucknorrisCalifornia 4.76/5 rDev +5.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75 Huge thanks to my friend, Eddie for scoring me a bottle of this. A: Beautiful glowing apricot body with a thin white cap. Leaves some slight dots of lace after each sip. S: Tart apricot skin, peaches and cream, restrained barnyard funk, dried apricots, leather and very light oak. T: Opens with a fantastic pull of tartness, full of underripe apricot, meyer lemon flesh and lemon seed. Bright apricot notes galore in here, full of apricot skin, dried apricot and underripe white peach. Finish shows a touch of apricot pit, light oak and a nice dryness. Mouthfeel is impeccable, bright and light in body without being overly carbonated. This is an amazing beer. One of the best sours I have ever had. Maybe even the best. Serving type: bottle 12-17-2013 15:20:03 | More by notchucknorris ironchefmiyagi13New York 5/5 rDev +11.1% look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5 Batch 4 poured into a wine glass. Been sitting on this bottle for the last week and since it is indeed a fruited sour, sooner rather than later is definitely key. As soon as I cracked this bad boy open, I immediately got hit with big sour fruit notes. Lots of apricot, lactic acid and faint red wine in the aroma. It is SO balanced in terms of sweet and sour. Nothing is overpowering or underwhelming. As it warms, the fruit really comes alive. It smells like apricot/orange/lemon purée in a glass. The first sip explodes onto the palate. Sourness is tame yet present. It is honestly one of the most perfect combinations in a beer I have ever experienced. Sourness gets you on the sides of the tongue, but then the sweetness helps to balance it out. After a couple sips, the finish is where the Pinot Noir barrel comes into play. Tannic pull from the grapes and the dryness from the oak really help to level out the other sour factors of the beer. Finish honestly last forever. Mouthfeel is on point. A little creamy with great dryness and a long finish. Actually feels like I took a sip of Pinot Noir in terms of how dry my mouth and throat are. Yes, I gave this beer the elusive 5 because I thought that for what it is (a soured, fruited, wine barrel-aged Saison) it did what it was supposed to flawlessly. It skyrocketed immediately to my top 10 favorite beers of all time and is worthy of the hype and what I traded for it. A truly memorable experience. Serving type: bottle 11-17-2013 18:56:44 | More by ironchefmiyagi13 HopHead84California 4.31/5 rDev -4.2% look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 9/7/2013 Big thanks to Chris for the bottle. Poured into a Teku. Yellow with a little orange and an inch of white froth. Scattered lacing clings to the glass. Sulfurous, tart, and lactic apricots with wet leather, earth, barnyard, and blue cheese. This is really damn complex and Lambic-like. The overbearing sulfur presence diminishes the overall quality of the aroma, but there are some really impressive things going on that can't be ignored. Brackish apricot flavor with notes of musty barnyard, hay, and wet leather. Unlike in the aroma, sulfur is not overbearing here. Robust earthy notes blend seamlessly with the lactic stone fruit flesh, pit, and tannic skin. There's a little oak as well. The acidity is citric and lactic, with only a whisper of acetic. Tart throughout, finishing with a piquant flourish. Lower medium body with matching carbonation. Dry, sticky mouthfeel. A very good beer with a bit too much sulfur in the nose. Hopefully they get that figured out (it's been present in some of their others beers) as it is detracting. Who needs spontaneous fermentation when you can inoculate with a house strain of this quality? Serving type: bottle 09-09-2013 17:21:20 | More by HopHead84 dv8seanCalifornia 4.61/5 rDev +2.4% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.75 I'm heavily biased, as this beer opened up an entirely new dimension for me. Call it the gateway drug to sour beer. Tart without being over-puckering. Intense but not overpowering. Complex but not complicated. Bright, fruity, spicy, and playful. Remarkably easy to drink. Serving type: bottle 08-23-2013 03:05:56 | More by dv8sean MasterSkiIllinois 4.29/5 rDev -4.7% look: 3.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25 Bottle shared by Sean I think? Thanks dude. Served in a tulip. A - White foam quickly settles to nothing. Looks like apricot juice with its murky medium orange body. S - Aroma is heavy on the apricot, with light touches of oak and one of the dirtier brett strains. A bit of funk and a slight medicinal twang inhabit the periphery, but this is all about the fruit. T - Taste is actually an improvement, as some of the dirtier brett flavors have been replaced by a mild lactic sourness. Again, light oak, but not much discernible wine or spirit flavor. Perhaps a tad lacking in depth, but what's there is delicious. M - Medium body, with a tannic and dry texture to it before yielding to some lingering juicy fruit stickiness on the palate. Fairly low carbonation, but still crisp and refreshing. D - This was quite enjoyable, and perfect for a hot 4th of July. My first Sante Adairius experience that bodes well for future offerings. I'd love to have this again and see if the wild yeast develops over time. Serving type: bottle 08-20-2013 14:54:58 | More by MasterSki orangesolPennsylvania 4.45/5 rDev -1.1% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5 Bottle pour at the Hill Farmstead Festival of Farmhouse Ales. A - Pours a hazy sun kist peach color with a nice one and a half finger tall white head, dissipating down to a light film, leaving small streaks of lace on the sides of the glass. S - Smells of juicy apricots, woody oak, mild funk, white wine, bit of lactic sourness, some must and a bit of sweet pale malt. Love the funky apricot. T - Starts off with the ripe apricots slowly giving way to some mild musty funk, white wine, oak, yogurt and a bit of sweetness from the base malt. Finish is pretty dry, lingering long after the finish. Really awesome flavors working together make this one super easconsume. M - Medium body with moderate carbonation. Smooth, sticky fruit feel with a nice dry ending. Really awesome flavors working together make this one super easy to consume. O - Loved this one. We drank a bunch of other Peach and Stone Fruit sours the night before and I would say this was my favorite of the bunch. I would love to get my hands on a couple bottles of this one. Serving type: bottle 08-12-2013 02:57:30 | More by orangesol rlee1390Indiana 4.44/5 rDev -1.3% look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 A-Cloudy yellow orange, one finger head with some lacing. S-Lots of funk, almost like grape must, and then lots of apricots. T-Very funky, oak, grass, apricots, lemons all with great balance. M-Medium bodied, well carbonated with a crisp finish. O-Ohhh the funk. A very tasty beer. Serving type: bottle 07-31-2013 17:25:17 | More by rlee1390 AlieniloquiumFlorida 4.3/5 rDev -4.4% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 750 mL bottle poured into a snifter. Appearance - Very hazy orange. Small white head. Wisps and some lacing. Thin collar. Smell - Grainy with lots of citrus. Stone fruits. A little bit musty. Nice aroma. Taste - Tart and grainy. Lots of citrus and peach or stone fruit or something. Dry pucker to it. Wheat and hay. Nice. Mouthfeel - Medium carbonation. Medium light body. Overall - Really nice. Not earth-shattering, but greater than the sum of its parts. Serving type: bottle 07-30-2013 01:42:51 | More by Alieniloquium HuskyinPDXWashington 4.51/5 rDev +0.2% look: 3.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Bottle opened on 7.6.13 Batch 2 1 of Not Many A - Pours a hazy, but bright medium orange with a few large tan bubbles that fade quickly. S - Lots of apricots, some tartness and woody-acidic tones. T - Soft apricots, them some tartness hits. Light and nice. D - Good carbonation with a very light body. O - Light saison with a nice apricot and a nice hit of tartness. A true gem here. Serving type: bottle 07-29-2013 17:01:55 | More by HuskyinPDX PhilousaCalifornia 3.35/5 rDev -25.6% look: 2.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25 Imbibed at OG on 7/20/13 for their one year anniversary. Pours a murky sunshine/ golden barley color with absolutely no head to speak of. Tannins, feet, and allspice/Belgian yeast characteristics come together to give me a confused appearance. Very unique for sure, not sure what to make of it. Apple and yeast presence is big too. Those aromas transfer to the flavor. White grape and vinegar are prevalent with a vinous slight bitterness. Reminds me more of wine than beer, which isn't a bad thing. Feel is watery with a balanced finish. Good, but not sure if I'd get it again. Serving type: on-tap 07-22-2013 20:52:02 | More by Philousa illiduritCalifornia 4.31/5 rDev -4.2% look: 4 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25 Batch 1: On tap at the brewery. Pours a nice pumpkin color with a wispy white head. Lactic lemon and peach aroma, lightly vinous. Flavor is tart apricots, nice and fresh, lemon pith, subtle brett, biiig oaky finish with heaps of grapes, rustic woodiness, buttery oaky wine, dry finish. Batch 3: From bottle at Jupiter Sour Sunday. The aroma has taken a leap forward, just tons of dried apricots. Clearly more fruit in this batch, in a good way. Flavor is tart and tannic, apricot skin galore. Serving type: on-tap 07-22-2013 03:04:13 | More by illidurit nataku00California 4.31/5 rDev -4.2% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25 Bottle poured into a tulip glass, 2013 release. Beer pours a hazy golden color with a finger of loose white foam that quickly dissipates. Nose is very funky, good amount of barn yard and wet animal hair, with some earthier notes as well. Sweet apricot and peach fruit along with some mild citrusy sourness, fruity esters, white pepper, coriander, sweet biscuit malt. Smells good. Taking a sip, a bit of fruity sourness, stone fruit skin astringency with a bit of unripe fruit sourness, before the brett funk and saison flavors blend in mid palate. Nice bit of sweet apricot flavor as well. Some lingering fruity flavors and funk on the tongue. Light body and very refreshing. Very tasty beer for the warmer weather. Serving type: bottle 07-04-2013 21:21:47 | More by nataku00 stx00laxWashington 4.2/5 rDev -6.7% look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 750ml bottle given to me by Kevsal! You the man, so generous! Label says West Ashley batch 2, Barrel aged saison with apricots. ABV, 7.3% 1 out of not many A- Pours a hazy straw/yellowish/orange. Not much head or lacing around the glass S- Apricots and a bit of lactic sourness. Not picking up on any barrel. T- Similar to nose with the apricot showing up first and dominate followed by a nice lactic sourness, but not overly so. A touch of lingering graininess on the end. It has good balance and is very drinkable. Not a lot of complexity, but very good fruit flavor and is a pleasure to drink. M- Pretty light on carbonation, but it doesnt hurt here. Tart for a saison. Although the label also says 16e, which is the belgian specialty category for BJCP rating guidelines. O- Very nice, and a pretty cool bottle to drink. 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(Washington Times) Israel is a land of symbols. It's fitting then that President Obama's arrival in the Holy Land on Wednesday was bedeviled by a breakdown. The wrong fuel for the president's limousine (diesel instead of gasoline) was quickly remedied, but four years of U.S. policies that have fueled turmoil in the region won't be fixed so easily. With a persistence that suggests design, the White House has provoked the rise of the Islamic extremism endangering the Jewish nation.
Mr. Obama's words upon arrival evoked the image of reliable ally: "The United States of America stands with the state of Israel because it is in our fundamental national security interest to stand with Israel. It makes us both stronger. It makes us both more prosperous. And it makes the world a better place." However heartening such affirmations of friendship may sound, Israelis aren't likely to forget the acts that have sent a contradictory message. These include numerous snubs of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, condemnation of the construction of new homes in existing West Bank settlements and even a recent White House map drawn to divest the Jewish state of Jerusalem, the Golan Heights, northern Israel and areas around the West Bank.
Shortly before Mr. Obama talked peace with Palestinian AuthorityPresident Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday, rockets rained down on southern Israel, a sobering reminder from Hamas that the terrorist organization's objective isn't to accommodate Israel, but take possession of it. Palestinian extremists have become emboldened by ascendance to the presidency of a sympathetic Mohammed Morsi in neighboring Egypt, thanks to Mr. Obama's cheerleading for the "Arab Spring." His recent gift of jet fighters and tanks worth $250 million to Mr. Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood-dominated government belies his pledge to "stand withIsrael."
Not content to play with fire in an ally's backyard, Mr. Obama has fanned the flames of unrest in the region by cheering uprisings in Libya and Syria. Feeding extremism can be dangerous, though, and apparent carelessness in Washington cost four Americans their lives in Libya in September. There are suggestions that the Americans were in Benghazi to secure weapons left over from the regime of Moammar Gadhafi, prompting congressional investigators to investigate whether U.S. ambassador J. Christopher Stevens was arranging arms transfers to Islamist rebels fighting the Syrian government when he was killed. About three-dozen other Americans were present during the attack, yet no survivors have spoken about the deadly event. Silence suggests a cover-up. Israelis can be forgiven for wondering whether the man who says he has their back is actually backing their adversaries.
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UI-led team confirms 'gusty winds' in space turbulence
Imagine riding in an airplane as the plane is jolted back and forth by gusts of wind that you can't prove exist but are there nonetheless. Similar turbulence exists in space, and a research team led by the University of Iowa reports to have directly measured it for the first time in the laboratory.
"Turbulence is not restricted to environments here on Earth, but also arises pervasively throughout the solar system and beyond, driving chaotic motions in the ionized gas, or plasma, that fills the universe," says Gregory Howes, assistant professor of physics and astronomy at the UI and lead author of the paper to be published Dec. 17 in the online edition of Physical Review Letters, the journal of the American Physical Society. "It is thought to play a key role in heating the atmosphere of the sun, the solar corona, to temperatures of a million degrees Celsius, nearly a thousand times hotter than the surface of the sun."
He adds: "Turbulence also regulates the formation of the stars throughout the galaxy, determines the radiation emitted from the super massive black hole at the center of our galaxy and mediates the effects that space weather has on the Earth."
One well-known source of gusty space winds are the violent emissions of charged particles from the sun, known as coronal mass ejections. These solar-powered winds can adversely affect satellite communications, air travel and the electric power grid. On the positive side, solar storms also can also lead to mesmerizing auroras at the north and south poles on Earth.
Howes notes that unlike gusts of wind on the surface of Earth, turbulent motions in space and astrophysical systems are governed by Alfven waves, which are traveling disturbances of the plasma and magnetic field. Nonlinear interactions between Alfven waves traveling up and down the magnetic field -- such as two magnetic waves colliding to create a third wave -- are a fundamental building block of plasma turbulence, and modern theories of astrophysical turbulence are based on this underlying concept, he says. "We have presented the first experimental measurement in a laboratory plasma of the nonlinear interaction between counter-propagating Alfven waves, the fundamental building block of astrophysical turbulence," Howes says.
Contributing authors on the paper are D.J. Drake, K.D. Nielson, Craig Kletzing, and Fred Skiff, all of the University of Iowa, and T.A. Carter of the University of California, Los Angeles. The research, conducted at the Large Plasma Device at UCLA, was funded by a grant from the NSF/DOE Partnership in Basic Plasma Science and Engineering.
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"Only" Christmas Here? Bah Humbug, Billboard!
While recently driving through one of those long rural stretches that blur the lines between Midwest and South, I saw a large billboard that said in cheery letters: "Happy Holidays!"
But the billboard featured an angry red cross-out, replacing the inclusive message with the strident proclamation: "ONLY MERRY CHRISTMAS HERE!" Let's be clear: It wasn't graffiti; it was part of the design.
The image included herein is a recreation. (Thanks, computer-magic.) I couldn't take a picture of the actual billboard, because it was stationed beside the highway on which I was driving. Since I was driving, obviously, I couldn't capture the image; normally, I might have stopped, but it was also nighttime, and raining with near-freezing temperatures, with snow and ice also threatened.
In other words, it was exactly the sort of December night where one might appreciate a nice, warm-and-fuzzy holiday wish, rather than a small town's declaration that only one holiday was welcome there.
The sign bothered me.
The funny thing is, I am not bothered by religious Christmas signs in general. I actually understand the inclination to emphasize "the reason for the season." Practicing, faith-driven Christians who want to spread the reminder of Christmas as a religious holiday make sense to me. After all, don't Jewish people emphasize the messages and meanings behind Jewish holidays, too? Don't rabbis and educators lament when Chanukah becomes "just about the presents"?
What bothers me is the aggressive exclusion of others. I wouldn't have blinked at a sign that said "Keep Christ in Christmas." That sign simply isn't aimed at me. But a sign that slams other holidays does feel aimed at me. One that essentially shouts out down with happy holidays, Christmas is the only celebration allowed in these parts, seems hurtful and mean-spirited to me. (To say nothing of what the menorah in my trunk must have been feeling…)
What bothers me is the fear conveyed therein, and the notion of a "War on Christmas." As one rabbi-friend commented when I posted a Facebook status about this billboard: "Isn't the War on Christmas, like, SO last decade?" Apparently not.
What bothers me is the whole idea that it's a seasonal zero sum game; the absurd notion that if all holidays are welcome, one in particular is threatened. Doesn't that go against the love-thy-neighbor spirit associates with this season?
So I added something to my holiday wish list. I'm hoping for a deeper understanding that including everyone does not mean diminishing anyone. Saying "Happy Holidays" is a way of wishing someone whose practices you may not know a joyful time of year regardless of whichever holiday they will or won't be celebrating. It is not said to replace Christmas, or Chanukah, or Kwanzaa – but to make room for them all.
So whatever holiday(s) you're celebrating this season, may they be full of peace, and joy, and light, and with that I'll say – to ALL - a good night.
Does this billboard bother you, too? Share your thoughts!
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On Coming Together Over Brokenness
November 9, 2013, marks the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht, "The Night of Broken Glass." It is the night many point to as the beginning of the Holocaust.
I remember observing Kristallnacht in the small Jewish community I grew up in – Flint, Michigan. In Michigan, by November, it's usually pretty cold after dark. My memories of Kristallnacht services, held outdoors, consist mostly of people huddled together for warmth; solemn readings of prayers and poems; candles lit, blown out, and lit again. The dark, cold night lent itself well to an imaginative child putting herself in her ancestor's shoes, feeling the cold grip of fear they must have felt as windows shattered and screams sounded and evil went from local to government-sanctioned.
Recalling these events, the eve of the Holocaust, people from all walks of life came together over a brokenness in the world.
Shortly after I moved to Mississippi in 2003, I was invited to attend another sort of memorial service. Several of us drove from Jackson up to Neshoba County, Mississippi, for the 39th anniversary of Freedom Summer, and in particular to commemorate the brutal murders of three Civil Rights workers – James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner.
One black man from Mississippi, two Jewish men from up North, all working for freedom – all killed on a dark, terror-filled night. The memorial service for them took place in a small Baptist church. In Mississippi. In June. There was no central air conditioning, just people crammed together, waving church fans, sweating, crying, singing gospel hymns. The sweltering, singing church lent itself well to an imaginative young woman putting herself in the civil rights fighters' shoes, feeling the echoes of the evil they faced and the losses their families endured. Though this was my first time at that church, there was something so familiar about where we were and what we weredoing.
Recalling the events, the casualties of Freedom Summer, people from all walks of life had come together over a brokenness in the world.
This November, we mark 75 years since Kristallnacht. This coming June, we will mark 50 years since Freedom Summer.
We are always hesitant to connect tragedies, to link one loss to another, fearing diminishing the pain or significance of either. Facing these two milestones of memory, I find that I cannot – I dare not – compare the Holocaust to the Civil Rights movement. However, I do find that I absolutely can, and will, and must compare the way that both of these events are remembered. Years later, people of different faiths and backgrounds come together, demonstrating by their very presence that they understand this truth about brokenness: Bad things happen when good people do nothing, and what impacts one group impacts us all.
We do not always learn this the first time, but when we come together and remember, our understanding is strengthened. We acknowledge past wrongs and pledge to build something better in the future.
The histories may be different. The weather, the setting, the stories are not the same. But whether we are standing outside and shivering in the cold, or fanning ourselves in an oppressive heat, we come together over brokenness. We remember. And together we say, amen.
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Sorry About The Calls, Y'all
Usually, when the phone rings at the ISJL office, Lynda (AKA "The Voice of the ISJL) answers with a perky, jovial greeting: "Shalom, Institute of Southern Jewish Life!"
This week, her voice is just a little less perky. The greeting is just a little more grating. And the culprit is something called Caller ID Spoofing.
Somewhere, somehow, some spammer has co-opted the ISJL's main line number and is using it to call people – a lot of people – and request their credit card information, telling them their debit card has been cancelled and they need to verify their information.
It's criminal.
It's awful.
And it also means our phone has been ringing off the hook. Won't. Stop. Ringing!
When people get this scam of a message, many of them have re-dialed the number to find out what's going on, or inform us of the issue, or scold us for trying to scam them, not realizing that we had nothing to do with placing the call… and while all of the staff has had to pitch in answering these phone calls, it's The Voice of the ISJL who continues to field most of them.
The calls are coming in from Pennsylvania, Kansas, Northern Virginia – and most people who call in, are doubly surprised at the greeting they get when they call. They're surprised at the organization's name (The Institute of Southern Jewish… what?) and they're surprised at Lynda's warm, distinctly Southern dialect.
What we've been surprised about here is that despite how angry some people are when they first call us, once we've explained the situation they're usually quite kind. Some have even apologized to us, commenting about how awful this must be to deal with and how they hope it'll be resolved soon. It's been a good way to restore our faith in humanity – especially in the face of knowing these scammers are trying to take advantage of the folks calling us, and using our long-standing number to do so.
We've filed all sorts of reports with the FCC and relevant authorities. Hopefully, the calls will stop soon, the scammers will be caught, and no innocent folks will have their credit sullied or any funds stolen. In the meantime, we're grateful for the kind exchanges with strangers, and their sympathy to this unexpected plight of the week – which has yielded literally hundreds of nonstop phone calls, all day today and yesterday. It's amazing everyone is still as chipper as they are, here and on the phone.
It's probably Lynda's legendary Voice of the ISJL that's enabling us all to take it in stride.
Shalom, Institute of Southern Jewish Life!
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BD: I appreciate the citations you bring to the conversation-- which does mean a bit more effort must be put into this thread. So help me out please. What is the post number in this thread where the TE law was first mentioned?
Woof Guro: Politics 667. Doug shifted the conversation to this thread based on the content of his question in 507 of this thread.


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Our government runs more on public opinion than it does on facts. In fact, public opinion is shaped by polls that people in power manipulate to get the answers they want.
The current manipulation aims to blame Republicans for the breaking-bad politics that worsens daily.
A single question in an NBC-WSJ poll captures the sentiment that the public views the Republican party's motives in the shutdown as overwhelmingly political.
By a 22-point margin (53 percent to 31 percent), the public blames the Republican Party more for the shutdown than President Barack Obama, not a surprising result considering that mainstream media promulgates the White House agenda.
The NBC-WSJ poll is bogus. Of those polled, 43 percent were Democrats, 32 percent were Republicans. When the sampling is skewed, desired results come easily. Democrats want to land blame on Republicans, and so the data shows. Low information Americans believe it. Manipulated data becomes fact.
So what polling service is neutral and can be trusted?
None of them really, but one indicator is whether the polling results support the narrative. Rasmussen sampling methods seem reasonable. Mason Dixon for state polls has a terrific track record. The major network and MSM polls are for making the news they want to report.
No poll can accurately measure public sentiment, but at least they ought to construct their questions and sampling process to get the right answers rather than the answers they want. As it is, most polling is just part of the MSM agenda and is intended to manipulate opinion to grow public support for breaking-bad politics.
Americans ought to delve beyond easily read headlines and digestable detritus that spews forth from omnipresent sources. As such, we are fed fable as fact, known better by the knowing as propaganda.
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Original Release Date: June 24, 1997
Track Listing
1. A Public Execution
2. Maid of Sugar, Maid of Spice
3. Nobody Cares
4. Cryin' Inside
5. I'm a Man
6. Lie, Beg, Borrow and Steal
7. I've Got Her Love
8. I Am the One
9. Like I Know You Do
10. Sometimes You Just Can't Win
11. All for You
12. Do the Best You Can
13. Look at the Sun
14. You Don't Love Me (You Don't Care)
15. Promises, Promises
16. I Satisfy
17. Requiem for Sarah
18. L.O.V.E. Love
19. Ya Ya
20. Good Times
21. Hand in Hand
22. You Are My Sunshine
23. I Wonder Where the Birds Fly
24. Mohair Sam
25. As Far as the Sea
Lee Dorsey: Composer
Mouse: Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Robin "Hood" Brians: Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Producer, Liner Notes, String Arrangements
Morris Levy: Composer
Clarence Lewis: Composer
Ken Murray: Drums
Doug Rhone: Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Nick Robbins: Post Production
Morgan Robinson: Composer
David Stanley: Bass, Vocals (Background)
H.L. Voelker: Vocals (Background)
Ronnie "Mouse" Weiss: Composer
Alec Palao: Liner Notes, Compilation Producer
Phil Smee: Cover Design
Bill Allerton: Photography
Don "Levi" Garrett: Drums


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Parents if you wonder what you can do during the vacation- read to your child. Read and find new words for you to explore and use that day. Try to find the word in the newspaper or in another book. READ READ READ and you will learn something new about each other.


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Jonny Lang
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Modern blues in the '90s had a weird phenomenon of teenage blues guitarists rocketing to popularity with their first album. The entire trend culminated with Jonny Lang, a guitarist from Fargo, North Dakota, who released his solo debut album, Lie to Me, when he was 15. At the age of 12, he had attended a show by the Bad Medicine Blues Band and began playing with the group. Several months later he became the leader, and the newly renamed Kid Jonny Lang & the Big Bang relocated from Fargo to Minneapolis and released their debut album, Smokin', in 1995. The LP became a regional hit, leading to a major-label bidding war and culminating in Lang's signing to A&M Records in 1996. Early in 1997, his major-label debut, Lie to Me, was released to mixed reviews; the stronger effort, Wander This World, followed late the next year. Lang's next release, Long Time Coming, arrived in 2003 and garnered often withering critiques for its turn toward over-produced hard rock mixed with sometimes heavy-handed religiosity; 2006's gospel-informed Turn Around was more favorably received. Live at the Ryman was issued by Concord Records in 2010. After a seven-year hiatus, he announced details of his sixth studio album, Fight for My Soul which was scheduled for release in September 2013. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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