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Lugol's Iodine: An Important Detoxification Tool
We love it for what it is not
By Thomas S. Lee, NMD
Iodine is a mineral that is finally being appreciated for
its many benefits for all living systems. Physicians and patients worldwide
are rediscovering the health benefits that getting this nutrient level right
will provide. Most of humanity is now deficient in iodine because the soil
levels are depleted and it is used by our bodies to protect us from
environmental toxins.
Modern science is adapting this knowledge to even more
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concerns about hypothyroid conditions. Iodine is used throughout the body in
many tissues, and the thyroid gland uses the Iodide form. This form is made
most commonly in plant cells, and seawater supplies the needed iodine levels
plants that live in the sea. People whose regular diets include seaweeds or
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The more you look into the properties of iodine, the more
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Brownstein, as well as numerous researchers published in peer-reviewed
medical journals available online and in major libraries.
With this renewed appreciation of iodine, there is something
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at a periodic table of the elements. The second
column from the right, Column 17, is the group of elements known as Halogens,
which have relatively similar actions upon our body chemistry. In that column of
Halogens, down at atomic number 53 is Iodine. Notice that the lighter halogens above it
are Bromine, Chlorine, and Fluorine.
These are all natural elements found in living systems, so
why do I call some of the halogens less "lovable" than iodine? Because the
other halogens have been so useful and profitable for manufactured chemicals
and drugs that we find ourselves in an increasingly toxic environment. Despite the intended purposes, the cumulative effects of these synthetics on
our bodies are often dangerous, hurtful, and even lethal. We love iodine for
its beneficial effects and because it is not a toxic halogen that causes
cancer and pain like the brominated, chlorinated, and fluoridated toxic
chemicals are proven to do. Another benefit of iodine use is that it even
seems to help dislodge and replace the toxic halogens.
Bromine is used as an antibacterial additive in the water
treatment industry. It is used in drugs as a sedative, and in many
herbicides and insecticides. From there it enters our food chain in the form
of grains and refined flour products. Poisoning with bromine, called
bromism, damages the thyroid and worsens iodine deficiencies, which are all
too common.
What does bromism feel like? Dullness, apathy, difficulty
concentrating, headaches, and even mental retardation. So many other factors
affect these conditions that most researchers haven't examined the influence
of just bromine alone. Fortunately, iodine can both lessen the body
sensitivity to bromines and even help detoxify the injured tissues. Using
sea salt in the diet will also contribute to this effort, because the chloride ion
in salt teams up with iodine to push out the bromines.
Chloride is another halogen that obviously has healthful and
needed benefits for life. However, it is so powerful and inexpensive that
man has produced an active oxidized form called chlorine that is used
throughout the modern world. Due to its antibacterial effects, chlorine is
often added to water supplies and cleaning solutions. Potable water is
obviously necessary for life, but other methods of detoxification are
available, and the terrible byproducts—dioxin and perchlorates, among
others—have caused cancers, death, and suffering worldwide for generations. We can protect our immune systems from these dangerous side effects through
adequate dietary iodine and even temporary aggressive dosing over the usual
nutritional levels.
Fluoride is the least lovable of the halogens. The poisonous
nature of fluoride had been known scientifically for about a century when
A.G. Farben was using German death camp experiments to perfect extermination
gases upon human prisoners in World War II. Military experimentation on
unaware civilian populations was becoming a modern fashion even back then.
In 1946, the bright idea of putting radioactive waste
fluoride into the American water supply was attributed to the morally vacant
Harold Hodges, head of the newly created International Association for
Dental Research, which was until recently part of the Atomic Energy
Commission. (Think "The Manhattan Project" and the "victorious" atom
bombs.) We have not found any beneficial uses of fluoride other than
poisoning rats, so for now, we advise you to put fluorides and fluorine on
your detox checklist.
On the other hand, we love iodine for not being a
poisonous halogen, although modern medicine has made a poison of one form of
it. Radioactive isotopes of iodine are used to visualize where a human body
uptakes iodine. In situations where this information is critical to a
patient's survival, we can see using it as a diagnostic tool. For most of
us, however, radioactive iodine is something to be avoided. For over a
century, doctors have used Lugol's Iodine Solution as a benign
(non-radioactive) iodine supplement, and it is still preferred today.
The thyroid uses the iodide form of iodine which
occurs in sea life and in crops cultivated with fertilizers that include
composted seaweeds. Iodide also occurs in soils located on ancient seabeds. You can maintain a healthy iodine level in your body by eating clean
seafoods and sea vegetables. You can also use Lugol's Iodine orally (you
only need a few drops in water each day) for the most affordable form of
iodine protection.
Iodine is a valuable detoxification tool, particularly for
the toxic halogens in our food and water. The traditional form of Lugol's
Iodine that has been in use since 1880 is a natural, balanced form of 5
percent elemental iodine in a 10 percent solution of potassium iodide. The
benefits of using Lugol's Iodine include increasing the metabolism, strengthening the
immune system, and calming and relieving nervous tension. Used topically or
orally, its antiseptic properties counteract a broad spectrum of germs
(fungal, viral, and bacterial).
Please read the
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of Lugol's Iodine.
Abraham, Guy E., MD. "Iodine: The Universal
Nutrient," Vitamin Research News, 19(9):1, 11-14, 2005.
Baselt, R.C. Disposition of Toxic Drugs and
Chemicals in Man. Seventh Edition, Biomedical Publications, Foster
city, CA, 2004, pp. 468-469.
Brownstein, David, MD. Iodine: Why You Need
It, Why You Can't Live Without It, 4th Edition, Medical Alternatives
Press, West Bloomfield, Michigan, 2009.
Related products available in the NaturoDoc Store:
Lugol's Iodine Solution
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Starting the New Year Off Right!
I've been told of a New Year's tradition that is popular in monasteries and convents. Every year, the monks and nuns get together and draw the names of saints from a hat. These become their patrons of the year, about whom they will learn and for whose intercession they will pray.
So I spent some time to program the following for you. There are 130 possible saints. Enjoy and share your results in the comments!
Click on the name!
Go look up your saint!
Happy New Year,
PS – I got St. Bede the Venerable for 2012!
PS – I got St. Kateri Tekakwitha for 2013!
PS – St. Ignatius of Loyola for 2014!
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I drew St Francis of Assisi. Awesome!
What a great idea. One of my daughters got St.Mary of Egypt who we first heard about at a retreat last summer. My husband got St. Cristobal from the cristero wars. I have been trying to get him to watch For Greater Glory. Now he has more interest.My other daughter got St. Kateri who was a favorite of both my kids when they were little. I got St. Charles Lwanga so I get to learn all about him.
Thanks for doing this. Happy New Year!
I got St.Anthony of the Desert…know to know something about him. Thanks!
Cool! I got St. Gabriel the Archangel!
I cast lots and got St. James the Lesser!
I got St. Margaret Mary!
St. John Bosco, pray for us!
I got St. Lucy!
St. Simon Stock
An extremely fascinating concept. Do you have a lot more justifications? Develop, it's going to be an excellent blog in the future
What a great idea! I didn't know this was a tradition! (We chose a family patron last year.) So all 10 kids picked one today for next year, and my husband and I also, and one for the whole family! Thanks!
I drew St. Thomas Becket.
I was given St Thomas Aquinas.
Outstanding! I drew St. Pius V. Every year on the Feast of the Holy Rosary I subject my students to a lecture on the Battle of Lepanto. This year I will study more about Pius V.
St. Mary Magdalene!
Whoa! Teresa of Avila! A scary-good choice! I am now reading a book by Marie-Eugene on Carmelite spirituality.
I got St. Louis Marie de Montfort! SO topical as well, I think!
I got St. Philomena!
I got St. John Neumann. :)
I got St. Thomas the Apostle.
I drew St. Gabriel the Archangel and my wife drew St. Anne. Interesting given our difficulties in conceiving & maintaining a pregnancy. Maybe this might be the year.
St. Thomas Becket – very nice.
I selected seven names to be put in a hat for each of us, and one for the whole family. What a great idea.
The saint who picked me: St Benedict Joseph Labre… never heard of him… looking forward to being pals with him this year :-)
I got St. Frances Xavier Cabrini! :D
Which monasteries and convents? From what era? It sounds like a kindergarten class, praiseworthy perhaps for teaching children but a bit silly for adults who presumably have patron saints already, and probably have other meritorious ways of having them dedicated or assigned. I can't imagine all the convents and monasteries with their different rules and disciplines would agree with this.
I am preparing a talk about St. Ambrose in March. Who did I draw as my saint? St. Ambrose of course! How cool is that?
VERY INTERESTING, ST. CHARBEL MAKHLUF. A MONK WAS GIVEN TO ME.IVE NEVER PRAYED TO ONE ST.BEFORE ,FOR A YEAR. geri
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I always send my RCIA students to your website for researching their saints.
Thank you for posting this. I got St. Matthew and at first I was thinking in a bit of a bored attitude. "Really? St. Matthew?" but then I clicked on the link and read through it. He really is a perfect fit for me this year as my husband just lost his job as a delivery driver for hostess and God called Matthew away from his income and riches of his job as a tax collector in order to give him heavenly treasures.
It also touched my heart that Matthew was considered a traitor to his people but our Lord loved him and CHOSE him to be one of his Apostles.
I got St. Albert the Great. Never thought about him before. He seems like a really big brain, and I could really use one as I try to juggle my life as teacher and writer this year. Thanks for the suggestion!
St. Mary of Egypt
Already knew about her. Wonder if it's a sign.
Hope not.
I picked St. John of Avila. Upon my re-entry into The Church in 2010, I had chosen St. Teresa of Avila as another patron, so I am looking forward to knowing St. John better!
St. Francis Xavier Cabrini!
A perfect fit since I have resolved to work on me being charitable this year especially in my thoughts. What better a patroness to help me along than this dear Saint who was not only wholly devoted with her entire being to the Sacred Heart of Jesus but charity personified!
God reward you, Micah, for providing this "service", and thanks be to God for leading me here! I would have never thought of St. Francis Cabrini for myself. I said a fervent prayer before I clicked on "Draw a Saint".
Saint Nicholas Owen ? I wonder what we have in common; time will tell.
Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich
St. Francis de Sales! Great and his feast is on my husnand's and my anniversary: January 24! Happy New Year! And thank you!
St. Patrick and husband got St. Columba.
St. Charbel Malouf
I drew Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich. I recently downloaded some of her books — now I have more incentive to read them!
I was gifted St. Rita of Cascia…patron of the Impossible…I have been planning a pilgrimage on the Camino de santiago and I suffer from Arthritis. Doing 100km is impossible with help for me.
Cool! I drew St Clare of Assisi, pretty interesting, when she was sick and stayed in her chamber, an image of the Mass would appear on her wall so she's the patron Saint of Television and Television writers
I got St Charles Lwanga and companions. Awesome martyrdom (burned alive and only the words "O God" repeated over & over). Exuberant celebration of Mass in Uganda on their feastday. They will be my saints for the year!
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta. Wow. That's perfect. If I take it seriously it will reverse all of my messed-up fallenness!
St. Albert the Great here. Considering I' m a priest and a teacher, I couldn't help but to think how appropriate this is. An aside: we had Religious Teachers Filippini in our parish school, and the students would pick a holy card out of a box on the first day back after the New Year with a virtue of that saint printed on the back, and we had to work on that virtue during the year
I drew St. Hildegard of Bingen with the addition of the word "creativity"
my former Community in the U.K. did this, we called the cards Crib cards as they were in a basket by the large crib in our chapel. We got the idea from another Community. As well as the name of the saint there would be an attribute of the Saint for which one was to strive and for which your new patron would help you attain. e.g. Our Lady – a listening heart ; St John of the Cross – humility ; St Felicity – Endurance ; St Dunstan – trust in God.
I got Saint Martin of Tours!
I drew St. Anthony of the Desert!
So far that's two of us who got St. Anthony….I rathervwanted a saint that I had heard of, but, this challenges me to read up on him…already I have invoked him to be more faithful in my prayer life….as a hermit, that was primary in his life…..
I got the name of my confirmation saint, theresa of avila, so I already know something about her. Maybe I should pick again?
Thanks Micah Awesome idea to share with us.
I got St Jude the Apostle.
I often due the novena to him.
I'm looking forward to doing more research about him.
Thanks again
I got St. Lucy of Rome, I remember the 'eyes on a platter' from a painting. St. Lucy deserves a better remembrance than that!
Thank you for posting this idea! When I lived at Madonna House, a community of consecrated latiy in Ontario, we followed this tradition, except that we chose saints on All Saints Day. I think it's a wonderful grace to do it a the beginning of the New Year.
I got St. Isaac Jogues. Nice way to learn more about the saints. Thanks
This isn't just a monastic tradition; it's a general tradition that was once widespread in the West. Eamon Duffy writes about it for late medieval England in his book "The Stripping of the Altars;" and I believe that Maria von Trapp mentions it as a custom practiced in her family, in her book "Around the Year with the Trapp Family." And yet, despite my knowledge of this tradition, I have never practiced it. Time to get off my butt.
I pulled St. Gabriel the Archangel. Woo-hoo! Great to help me with my preaching skills. St. Gabriel, pray for us!
St John of the Cross, thank you for the nudge… I've been meaning to read your book that's been on my nightstand for ages…
I thought this was such a great idea…until I was "chosen" by St. Cyprian of Antioch. I'm perplexed. I read what scant information is available on him and I have to say I am unsure how to pray for this saint's intercession – I can't seem to find what he is patron of. If anyone can shed some light on this for me I'd be appreciative, indeed.
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Toronto After Dark, Day 1: Grabbers
Take one part generic monster flick, one part goofball comedy, mix in three parts of Irish whiskey, and what do you have? The recipe for the Toronto After Dark opening film, Grabbers.
This is a film that is not particularly concerned with having a plot that makes much sense, or characters that make particularly believable decisions. What it is concerned with is having a lot of fun as it bops along, and in that it succeeds admirably.
At its core, it never strays too far from your typical humourous monster movie template. You have the alien that crashes down from space, and starts killing random countryfolk. You have the cast of unwitting heroes, all minor variations on the stereotypes, but close enough to check the appropriate checkboxes. You have a lot of poor decision making.
What sets this apart is its over-the-top nature, never going too far past the line of absurdity, and some really great performances. Richard Coyle, who I thought was unconvincing when I reviewed him in Pusher, is much more in his comfort zone here as the alcoholic, somewhat goofy male lead. As for the female lead, although I don't recall seeing her in anything previously, I sort of fell in love with Ruth Bradley, both for her hilarious drunken acting and a scene involving a nail gun.
It's also worth noting that the production value here are unexpectedly high, with the CG used for the aliens being impressively realistic.
All in all, a fantastic start to the festival, and something I can easily to recommend to anyone who wants to grab a beer, and watch a film. With beer.
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Theater can enable us to see the ways we interact from new perspectives and prompt discussion on topics that do not come up naturally in everyday conversation. We, a small group of DC area theater enthusiasts, have formed Arcturus Theater Company to present plays to evoke ideas that will provoke such discussion, and which will engender sensations of joy, discovery, and recognition. We intend to present views of life that will inspire shock, delight, at times even horror -- specifically the horror that comes with the realization that there are deplorable conditions in this world of which one had not been aware.
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|Evan J. Dice
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My husband and I stayed at the Victorian Lady Inn for a night. The room was lovely with all the period furnishings and décor. The room was also very well kept and clean. The next morning at breakfast, Deena was a delight and the meal was scrumptious. I would highly recommend this B&B to anyone.
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We've stayed at many B&Bs over the years, and The Victorian Lady can definitely hold its own with the best. It was a gem to find in the Tulsa area. Beautiful furnishings throughout the house. Delicious breakfast that was just right. Thoughtful touches provided by Deena, who was eager to accommodate. We stayed in the Victoria Suite, which was comfortable for sleeping and had a whirlpool tub and shower, each in a separate room, along with a closet big enough for my morning stretching exercises.
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1. AJC Super 11 RB Isaiah Crowell, a 5-star prospect from Carver-Columbus, told Scout.com's Chad Simmons that Georgia and Alabama are even after his visit to Athens this past weekend. The Crimson Tide held a slight edge previously. He also said he plans to visit on Dec. 11, which is the night of the Bulldogs' Senior Gala event. He hasn't decided if that will be an official visit or not, but the timing is certainly interesting either way. I'm supposed to talk to Crowell later this week so I'll provide a full update once I do. In the meantime, here's a link to Chad's story.
2. Speaking of 5-star prospects, AJC Super 11 DE Ray Drew has been a popular man early in the contact period, which began Sunday. He told me Monday he hosted coaches from Clemson and Florida. Today he is scheduled to meet with Georgia and LSU representatives. Interestingly, Drew put out a notice that he would not accept any coaching visits during school hours. How's that for unusual? So everything is being done before or after school or in his home. . . . Meanwhile, Drew scored 19 points in the Thomas County Central basketball game against Valdosta that kept him from making any visits last weekend. However, the Yellow Jackets lost.
3. As you might've seen from my Tweets on Twitter.com, some new offers from UGA went out to a few prospects following the Tech-Georgia game, which was attended by more than 100 recruits. Among them, were offers for class of 2012 prospects Kenyan Drake, a running back from Hillgrove High in Powder Springs, and Greyson Lambert, a quarterback from Wayne County down in Jesup. I interviewed both players Monday and will be posting updates later. In a nutshell, both players loved their visits and were thrilled about getting offers from Georgia. Lambert also has offers from Alabama and Clemson. Drake had been offered only by the Bulldogs and Georgia Tech when I talked to him Monday afternoon but landed an offer from Tennessee last night, according to Scout.com.
Meanwhile, on his weekly radio show Monday night, Georgia coach Mark Richt reiterated that he has no interest in the head coaching opening at Miami, his alma mater, and re-emphasized his "Dream Team" theme for the Bulldogs' 2011 recruiting class. "We're trying to recruit guys right now that can make an impact so when we play in that Georgia Dome next year and open against Boise State, we can introduce those kids to the college football world and make a difference at the University of Georgia," Richt said. See Tim Tucker's full report over on the UGA Blog.
4. Over at Georgia Tech, four-star DT Darian Cooper of DeMatha, Md., received an in-home visit from defensive coordinator Al Groh on Monday, according to JacketsOnline.com. Cooper, who has around 20 major-college offers, has a long-standing relationship with Groh since he was head coach at Virginia. "Coach Groh talked a little football with me, but he mainly answered all my mom's questions about Georgia Tech and the academics and everything related to the school," he told publisher Kelly Quinlan. "Tech has been one of my top schools since the first time I met Coach Groh so I already know how I feel about them. But it was good for him to talk to my mom about it."
5. Quinlan reports that Starr's Mill RB/LB Zach Laskey may be the next in-state prospect to land an offer from Jackets. Laskey has more than 1,500 yards rushing for undefeated Panthers (13-0), who take on undefeated Tucker in the Class AAAA semifinals on Friday. . . . Another in-state player on Georgia Tech's radar is Johnson County wide receiver Zach Walker, whose prolific career came to an end in the second round of the Class A playoffs. Georgia High School Football Daily reports that Walker got an offer from Tulane last week and has offers from Western Kentucky, Georgia Southern, Appalachian State, Georgia State and Illinois State. The Yellow Jackets are actively recruiting him but have not offered. Walker, who is not related to Johnson County native Herschel Walker, had 69 catches for 1,187 yards and 18 touchdowns this season.
6. Miami had only seven commitments when Randy Shannon was fired as head coach after Saturday's loss to South Florida. But a few of those guys showed in interest in our local teams before choosing the Hurricanes. Four-star DE Anthony Chickillo of Tampa and 3-star WR Phillip Dorsett of Fort Lauderdale were seriously considering Georgia at one time. LB Nick Menocal of Miami was being recruited by Georgia Tech but did not have an offer. Who knows, right? . . . In the meantime, rumors that 5-star QB commit Teddy Bridgewater — who gave the Bulldogs a long, hard look — was "looking around" appear unfounded. He's "solid," according to this report by the Orlando Sentinel's Chris Hays.
7. Speaking of the Hurricanes, one of the bright spots in an otherwise dismal day in Miami was the play of 2009 AJC Super 11 running back Storm Johnson. Coming into the game in the fourth quarter as Miami's No. 4 tailback, the true freshman from Loganville on his first carry busted through the middle and rambled 71 yards for a touchdown, the Miami Herald reported. It was the longest from scrimmage this season for "The U." Johnson managed only four more yards on four more carries to finish 5-75. But before Saturday, he had carried the ball only twice for 24 yards.
9. The final installment of the "Channel 2 Sports Zone Friday Game of the Week" has been set. We're televising the Brookwood-Collins Hill Game Friday night at 7:30 on Comcast channel 248 and Charter 126. As always, the game will be replayed later that night at 1 a.m. on WSB Channel 2. As always, Channel 2 Sports Director Zach Klein will handle play-by-play and I'll be providing the color commentary. This should be an awesome matchup pitting a pair of high-octane offenses. We covered Brookwood's opening-round playoff game against Alpharetta and I was very impressed with several of the Broncos' prospects in that game, including LB Cameron Lynch (Syracuse), WR/DB Andre Sims (Michigan State) and RB Nick Tompkins (uncommitted).
This time I'm really looking forward to getting a first-hand look at Collins Hill QB Taylor Heinicke. All he has done is pass for 3,906 yards and 43 touchdowns. As you can see, he's bearing down on Hutson Mason's state passing record of 4,560 yards set last year (hey, 655 yards is not out of the question considering he threw for 388 yards and 3 TDs in a win over Lowndes last week). He's also trying to top Mason's television career. He, too, is a competitor on the reality series "The Rise," which pits eight "under-the-radar" quarterbacks in a competition for a spot in the U.S. Army All-American game. The series is being shown on MTV2 this year.
10. THIS & THAT: AJC Super 11 TE Jay Rome plans to take his official visit to UGA the weekend of Dec. 11th, according to several Internet reports. That's when the Bulldogs host their annual Senior Gala and a number of top recruits are expected to be on hand. . . . Johnson County's quarterback, D.J. Rozier, has committed to Southeast Louisiana. Rozier threw for 1,819 yards and 31 touchdowns and rushed for 1,235 and 18 touchdowns, GHSF Daily reports. . . . Whitewater RB Josh Clemons is scheduled for an in-home with Maryland coaches on Thursday, per Scout.com. . . . Sandy Creek RB Mike Hilton "loved" his visit to Tennessee this past weekend, 247Sports' Rusty Mansell reports. Hilton is a terrific RB/DB I saw against Fayette County earlier this year. . . . Georgia State can only sign about eight players or so in this year's class. But two prospects the Panthers have their eyes on are Martin Luther King OL Dontre Stephens and Southwest Dekalb QB Andre Wilson. . . .
DE Jadeveon Clowney, the consensus No. 1 recruit in America, apparently is now seriously considering FSU. According the 247Sports, he has set up an official visit with the Seminoles. It was thought to be a South Carolina-Alabama-Clemson battle for the Spartanburg native. . . . Three-star QB/S Shamier Jeffery of St. Matthews, S.C. has decided to follow his older brother Alshon Jeffrey to South Carolina, according to PalmettoSports.com. Jeffrey is expected to play defensive back in college. Tech was among his many offers. . . .
Four-star DL Jeoffrey Pagan of Asheville, N.C., has de-committed from Florida, according to numerous reports. He's holding offers from both Georgia and Tech. . . . Former Alabama signee Alfy Hill's NCAA Clearinghouse complications took him from being an enrolled student-athlete with the Crimson Tide to East Carolina. Now he has enrolled at Itawamba (Miss.) Community College with the apparent intentions of eventually ending up back at Bama.
November 30th, 2010
10:02 am
1st or 2nd
November 30th, 2010
10:06 am
November 30th, 2010
10:09 am
Thanks for the info Chip.
November 30th, 2010
10:09 am
Awesome, good stuff. Thanks Chip.
November 30th, 2010
10:21 am
(((((42-34))))) hahahahahahaha!!!!!
November 30th, 2010
10:23 am
So, they burned Storm Johnson's redshirt and totally wasted a year of his time. Stuff like this is why Shannon got fired. Ah well. Good defensive coordinator, but horrible head coach.
November 30th, 2010
10:25 am
The best recruiting in this state goes on in Tift County.
November 30th, 2010
10:26 am
Sorry…I'm not a recruitnik.
What is the difference between offical and unofficial visit other than the prior is limited to one visit. Are the recruits treated differently etc?
November 30th, 2010
10:29 am
I have a problem with something I saw Saturday night Chip……
I was one of several hundred fans gathered in the Tate Center watching the Arky-LSU game instead of hanging out in the cold waiting for game time.
I went to use a restroom up on the 5th floor, to avoid lines at the main restroom on the 3rd floor where all the fans were located.
As soon as I walked into the 5th floor, I realized that I stumbled upon the Grand Ballroom, where all the recruits and families were gathered, sitting at tables, and low and behold I looked up and Mark Richt was on the microphone speaking to everybody.
Now I was just standing by the open door, and was able to peer in to see all this. There were several people just outside the door as well. I look to my left, and Isaiah Crowell is there (which i was able to confirm becauee of his name-tag), outside just like me, cutting up with another recruit, whom I could not identify.
Now, why on earth was Isaiah outside of the ballroom while Coach Richt was making his pitch? Why was he not inside, listening to the important message being given.
Does it seem to you that Isaiah is not taking any of this seriously???
November 30th, 2010
10:31 am
UGA will probably start as many as 7 or 8 true freshman in the Boise State game. Positions at RB, Fullback, Wide-out, LB, Safety, CB and both offensive and defensive lines are there for the taking. All you need to do is sign and show up to camp in shape. That's how depleted this team is right now.
November 30th, 2010
10:31 am
The main difference is that the school pays for the trip (travel, accommodations, food, etc) for you and your family on an official visit.
November 30th, 2010
10:32 am
7 or 8 True Freshan starting? I hope you're wrong. We'll finish 3-9 if that's the case.
November 30th, 2010
10:33 am
Thanks Burdell.
November 30th, 2010
10:35 am
Sanford Drive,
The one on one pitches are the key. He's had plenty of those.
November 30th, 2010
10:36 am
Groh has a lot of high-profile defensive prospects interested in the Jackets right now. Hopefully we will land at least a few of them.
November 30th, 2010
10:37 am
Heard the weekend went pretty well. Feel like if UGA did not offer the OL from East Paulding then that means we feel confident with X. Ward? Chip any info on this?
Also looking good for Crowell and Dickson. Immediate playing time pitch will do that to kids on the fence.
November 30th, 2010
10:43 am
If you Techies think or a second that Tevin Washington is HALF as tough as Nesbitt, you are kidding yourselves.
I predict an injury plagued Jackets team next season. Noody can take the hits Nesbitt takes 20-30 times a game and pop back up like he did.
Sorry, not happening. And i don't think you Nerds are going to win platooning QBs.
November 30th, 2010
10:45 am
"2011 Dream Team"
November 30th, 2010
10:47 am
Thanks for the well wishes, "Rumbling Wreckage," but I'd worry about my own team if I were you. You needed four turnovers (two in the red zone) and a missed extra point to beat an awful ACC team just to get bowl eligible. And your best players on either side of the ball are likely off to the NFL. Rut-roh.
I gotta say, Murray does look like a good one though. But let's just all worry about our own teams, okay?
November 30th, 2010
10:48 am
I cannot see anything wrong with UGA recruiting over the last 10 years. UGA recruiting has averaged top 10 for 10 straight years.
November 30th, 2010
10:50 am
you said it best, when you quoted " to beat an awful ACC team"
Congrats on the Moral Victory Saturday Night. I hope you put that trophy right next to your fake 1990 NC trophy.
The Governor's Cup looks mighty fine in Athens!!!
November 30th, 2010
10:51 am
Just for the record, Washington was not thought by many to be the starter after Nesbitt leaves. He got the job this year primarily because he had by far the most experience, but after everyone gets another off-season in the offense, he may well get passed by someone else.
Not to bad-mouth Washington (I thought he played very well for the most part, though that awful pitch he made did end up costing us the UGA game), but just saying none of us knows who will start next year for Tech.
November 30th, 2010
10:51 am
Chip: Thanks for the update. Is Zack Walker from Johnson County on UGA's radar at all?
November 30th, 2010
10:52 am
@Sanford Drive… He's already heard every recruiting pitch under the sun so it's probably getting pretty repetitive at this point. That being said, Roll Tide Isaiah, Roll Tide
November 30th, 2010
10:52 am
Ramble on,
you needed 3 fumbles and a botched snap to hang with a poor UGA team and an offensive line that was terrible.
November 30th, 2010
10:52 am
I think with or without crowell, we should still be a lot better next year. We definitely need to sign a running back, but I think from what we've seen out of Murry, we are looking good. The kid makes plays happen even with out the support of his running game. Side Note. I fully support Coach Richt, but I think this offseason is going to critical for his success at UGA. We can't have the discipline issues of last year. Our guys need to be focused on getting strong and learning to execute our offense and defensive schemes. BTW I agree that it might be time for either a new Conditioning coach or just something different so our O & D linemen are bigger, faster, stronger.
November 30th, 2010
10:53 am
I just hope Paul Johnson enjoy's his fish fry in SHREVEPORT.
Karma really sucks sometimes doesn't it????
November 30th, 2010
10:54 am
Well, "Rumbling Wreckage,"
Maybe if y'all cared about anything more than just the Governor's Cup, you'd have another trophy to prop it up beside, "fake" or otherwise, although let me assure you the Coaches' Poll (then referred to as UPI) Trophy is very real. 1980 was a LONG time ago…
Keep focusing on us, though…talk about obsession.
November 30th, 2010
10:57 am
"Ramble off,"
I thought UGA's OL was littered with 4- and 5-star recruits.
November 30th, 2010
10:58 am
Either way, Tech fans are going to hear it, BAD from UGA for a while.
1. You go to Shreveport, where you will likely beat Air Force, but do we need to pull up the countless blogs over the last yera where Tech reminded UGA they had to go to Shreveport to play in the Weedeater Bowl?? This would be TRUE poetic Karma.
2. You go to San Francisco, where MAYBE 200-300 of your fans travel, being that it's Jan 9th, and nobody is stillout of work for the Holidays. As an aded bonus, you play Boise State and get absolutely SHREDDED by their offense. You thought you couldn't stop the Dawgs….
Either way, UGA wins this battle. Because as much as you Nerds love to hate UGA, we just so happen to HATE you too. And we plan to ridicule you ALL. YEAR. LONG.
November 30th, 2010
11:01 am
do you want to pretend for a second that if you didn't win the game Saturday night that you wouldn't be bragging about the Governor's Cup???
Downgrade it all you want, on the years (multiple) you do not have it. But it's the best trphy in the case when you do have it isn't it??
I could only imagine these blogs if Tech had won……..
But they didn't….. so (((((42-34))))) ALL. YEAR. LONG.
November 30th, 2010
11:06 am
Where is Lowndes.
November 30th, 2010
11:06 am
Sorry bigtime but bama going to have freshman QB and Murray will be more polished Crowell is all dawg and Jay Rome , Mitchell stayed in Athens all weekend as well . This has been this recruiting job Richt has ever done in all long time he is putting the fence back up go dawgs .
November 30th, 2010
11:08 am
Thanks for the updates Chip.
Uhoh Naga… looks like yall's class might just get that much better. I know I'll be glad to see that guy go somewhere other than USC.
Sanford… perhaps Isiah already knows where he's going and was letting Richt try to sale the program to the other recruits in the room? Either way, I wouldn't read too much into it.
November 30th, 2010
11:09 am
If Tech had won, it would still be a crappy year. I would be happy, sure, but only because I wouldn't hear quite as much garbage from dopes like you. But I'd still hear plenty…you'd just pretend to be a Tech fan and talk about how Johnson can't recruit (or do you already do that?) or start making claims that our players weren't eligible or some other garbage.
I don't take joy in talking trash. I like when my team wins, I don't necessarily like when other teams lose.
But to answer your question, I'd take a National Championship over 20 Governor's Cups.
November 30th, 2010
11:11 am
To the Georgia Tech Frat-Boys who sat right behind me at the game Saturday night,
First, you looked kind of cute in your yellow pants, sweater vests and bowties. I guarantee you all the UGA ladies were wishing they could cross over to the dark side just to have a single date with you.
But you showed a lot of class this night. You are VERY lucky you were not punched in the face when you would scream "To Hell with Georgia" and boo each and every player being announced for Senior Night.
Your whiskey laced breathe and non-stop ramblings were exactly what you seem to ridicule UGA fans at Sanford Stadium for doing. So thanks for proving that you are in NO WAY better than any other student/fan/alum who also tailgates all day for a night game against a hated rival. For a second, you and your Tech bretheren had me believing you were sainthood, good christian fans.
You guys disappeared in the 3rd Quarter, after Justin Houston picked up the ball from your battered running back who just got LIT-UP by Akeem Dent. I havent witnessed a vanishing like that since Randy Shannon after an embarrassing loss to Central Florida. I hope you boys made it home safe.
And my final message to you is simple………
We STILL Run This State!!!!!
November 30th, 2010
11:12 am
Exactly, Chip. Attaochu was a late grab for Groh last season and he had three sacks over the last two games (though for some reason I only see him credited for one against UGA I could have sworn he had two – maybe one was right across the line of scrimmage). That is a pretty big impact for a true freshman.
November 30th, 2010
11:14 am
ryan….Bama's going to have a redshirt sophmore QB next year with A.J. McCarron. That's what Murray is going to be also. Rome is going to be a DAWG , I'll give you that one. The others, I'm not so sure about. Roll Tide
November 30th, 2010
11:15 am
In a few short weeks it will be 2011.
This will make it 21 years since Tech's "National Championship" (even though we watched Colorado celebrate their 1990 National Championship while in Boulder….weird)
This will make it 31 years since UGA's NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. (you know, the legit kind)
21 and 31 years, is not so far apart. Spin it all you want, but Tech has NO upper hand in this argument.
November 30th, 2010
11:16 am
Hey Lowndes25 do you have any new updates .
November 30th, 2010
11:16 am
Good to know.
Thanks Chip! Keep up the great work!
November 30th, 2010
11:17 am
Thanks Chip. Who then are their remaining targets on the OLine? Region and Ward have offers and are not committed? Am I forgetting someone or are they going to pull the trigger on someone sooner rather than later?
November 30th, 2010
11:17 am
If they aren't staying in the state of Georgia we don't give a damn about reading it.
November 30th, 2010
11:20 am
Fine, Rumbling Wreckage. Have your fun.
UGA won.
Personally, I think both teams suck and have little to brag about, but the Governor's Cup resides in Athens, so brag all you want. Knock yourself out.
Just don't be offended when I don't really care.
November 30th, 2010
11:20 am
Hey Tech fans i am not going to argue about are programs both are teams had a crappy year i admit are defense did not play well but we needed that win more to go to a bowl game and for recruiting go dawgs .
November 30th, 2010
11:20 am
Chip Towers…. I have recently heard that Malcom Mitchell has stated that Bama still has a lead over UGA and he really isn't focusing on recruiting until after his season was over. Would this be a fair statement (that Bama holds a lead at this point) based on what you know ?


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