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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by sputnik, May 11, 2011.
Which ladies do we have jumping clockwise these days aside from Alissa?
Carolina Kostner, Ashley Wagner and Viktoria Helgesson are the only ones I can think of.
Oh, there is also Kristine Musademba, but I don't know if she's still competing. Sarah Hughes was also a clockwise jumper.
Sarah Hecken is also clockwise jumper right?
If we consider pairs, there is Paige Lawrence. She and Rudi Swiegers were lucky to find each other as a match, both being clockwise jumpers.
It's interesting (and at times scary) to watch them on warmup with other teams, who are usually all counterclockwise skaters.
Were clockwise jumpers ever considered "bewitched"?
Alissa and Caro were 1-2 at the GPF.
Yrétha Silete is another.
Sarah Hughes is already a thing of the past (not one of the current ladies)
However, she and Carolina were the ones that came to my mind first.
Denise Biellmann is (yes, IS, as she still skates !)
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Yasmin Siraj!
by any chance, are clockwise jumpers left handed? ? we normally do everything backwards with respect to right handers.
Not necessarily. I don't even know how strong the correlation is (though I've certainly been interested in that question!) but based on limited anecdotal evidence it doesn't seem to be that strong. I've heard it theorized that jumping direction is more related to eye dominance. I'm left-handed but jump and spin counterclockwise.
I always thought it was ther right handers that did everything backward.
Interesting that you are left handed but spin counterclockwise. Since that entails using the right leg for take off and landing one would assume that the right side of the body is stronger or dominant. That' s why the I thought direction of jumps might be related to being left or right handed. the dominant side of the body dictates which leg is "more comfortable" for take off and landing. I am not a skater and thus have no experience of jump direction but I am left handed and play tennis with the left hand, golf with the left hand etc. Probably if I were capable, I would also take off to jump skating from the left leg.
There's no correlation between "handedness" and spin/jump direction. I have many southpaw students who spin/jump CCW and a few righties who go CW. In fact, my twin DDs are a lefty that spins CCW and a righty who spins CW.
I've never heard "eye dominance" as a theory. Thanks for the tip.
Back on topic, someone keeps a list of CW skaters!
That's a very old list, it doesn't even have Susanna Pöykiö in it.
I don't skate but my natural instinct is for clockwise jumping (landing on left foot). I'm right handed.
I am right side dominant but spin cw. I think that's why i can't get a /oop, its too much on the left. I think the cw tendancy is due to dance training where turning (spinning) goes to the right most often.
Yes, exactly, I did a survey/study for a class in school last year about that.
My friend is almost 12, she's taken dance since she was 3, she started skating when she was 8. 5 years of dance before she started skating. She jumps/spins clockwise
Another friend is 13, she's taken dance since she was 4, she started skating when she was almost 5. She didn't even have a full year of dance before she started skating, she spins counter-clockwise because she didn't know which way to turn, and the coach just taught her that way. She can, however, do all her single jumps except axel while jumping clockwise.
So using people I know from skating, I figured out that it's mostly due to how long a person has done dance before they start skating that determines which direction they jump/spin. It can also just be random sometimes. For example, my sister has never taken a dance class in her life, but she spins/jumps clockwise. Also, my mom spins/jumps counter-clockwise, and she took 15 years of dance- but by the time she started skating, she hadn't taken dance in 20 years.
Johnny Weir jumps clockwise... but he doesn't really count, he's not competing anymore. That's all I can think of that hasn't been mentioned.
Interesting, I was taught that since I'm left-handed I should skate clockwise and I learned jumps that way.
But then, I find much more easy to spin counterclockwise and so I always felt a mess, doing partly clockwise and partly counter! Now, since my left knee has some problems, I'm trying to re-learn all the jumps counterclockwise
I've heard a lo of people saying that it's related to the hand dominance, but IMO it's a total different thing because the hand dominance is due to which cerebral emisphere you use for writing (right for left handed and left for right handed, but it can be reversed sometimes), while I think the jumping/spinning direction is due to your muscolar strength. Everyone has a dominant (stronger) side of the body, so if your strongest side is the right one you should jump/spin counterclockwise.
For example, when I was taught high jump at school our teacher didn't tell us to jump from the right if we were right handed etc, but she told us to try to jump with both legs to feel which one was stronger. I am right handed but I used to jump from the left.
I don't skate but clockwise spinning motion feels much more natural for me. I have no idea why, it just does.
At dance weekends, we usually try the European Waltz in the CW direction, talk about kicking a CCW skater's butt!
I saw Stéphane Lambiel warm-up backstage last weekend at "Opera on Ice" and he did off-ice doube axels in both directions. Someone later told me he can do 2axels and 3salchows clockwise on the ice too. His clockwise 2axels looked so easy, it was as if he had always jumped that way!
Two more CW ladies - Karen Magnussen and Alexandra Najarro
Yes. Both the fella I do a bit of pair skating with and I are right handed and CW, but stronger on the left side. This is not so weird apparently: http://www.supinationwatsu.com/articles/HandDominance.pdf
That's how we poor CW skaters feel all the time in dance. I am dreading the European Waltz. Here in Canada we have the option to substitute a "creative dance" for one dance in the test level that includes the European. My dance test partner has suggested I consider this.
I agree, but apparently my body still haven't decided which is the stronger part!
with high jump I did it both ways, and without any big differences (and so in many other sports). I guess my left part is stronger (so clockwise) but I'm sort of more coordinated with counterclockwise spins.
It also depends on whether your dominant upper limb is the same as your dominant lower limb.
When I first started skating, I found the clockwise spinning more natural, but later it was pretty clear that it was not the correct direction for me, because I could not jump in that direction; so now it is the opposite. I always attributed that to my being right handed, but may be that's not true of everyone.
I am right handed but have always naturally jumped clockwise. Ready for a twist, I prefer to spin counter clockwise. Does that make me bipolar in the skating world?


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The atmosphere is one of the best in Europe. The Partizan fans are brilliant, they are very loud. You will see tonight that the atmosphere is excellent. Partizan fans are really loud and are known as 'the gravediggers'. They sing about the Partizan team and they have many scarves. They have 7,000 loyal fans who sit at the south of the stadium and sing for the whole 90 minutes no matter what the score is. They will sing and they will very much be with their team. Partizan's realistic hope for this year is to finish third in the group. Arsenal is the most powerful team in our group so anything they get from the game will be a positive result. I think a draw is the best result Partizan can hope for tomorrow.
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Resistance is futile! (if less than 1 ohm)
Great job, sir, especially because it makes sense to just use the one line.
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The dragon looks so sad.
Have a good holiday, sir Toe.
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So far, this is really the only one I actually like. I'd buy this one.
BootsBoots wrote:Every time you submit more than one shirt, I end up really liking the one that does horribly. I think this one is fabulous.
I agree, for this derby at least. This entry really makes use of the one-line restriction as part of the concept.
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Youre so punk rock
Barnhill5 wrote:Heh... this is awesome but I have to confess every time I see a skyline in this style it reminds me of "Frasier".
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Good design, but I just think it looks too similar to Less is More (http://shirt.woot.com/Friends.aspx?k=7327) to be win-worthy.
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I will vote ten times if I must! THIS SHIRT MUST BE MADE! HAR!
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Very beautiful. You wouldn't know from just looking at it that it was restricted to a single line. Great job!
If this one loses, the derbies will continue as they have in the past few weeks, with absolute-must winners being deprived of the title.
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Here's a larger image of the design. Thank you everyone for the comments and the votes
lets see if this one works better, if not go to this link, and tell me how to make it work right...
First derby attempt, eh? Well, let me be the first to tell you that yours is an excellent design! You have my vote!
What? I'm not the first? Well then, let me be the first to criticize your concept, design, colors, placement...
Just kidding... love the whole thing.
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I recommend you withdraw this, and resumbit without the spaces filled in. It looks like you have a design done with one line, the theme for the week.
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I think this is my favourite design in the derby. It looks great and the fact that it's made with one line actually adds to the concept. Wonderful!
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The placement of this design might discourage some women from wearing it.
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Very nice. I really like the flow of it!
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Great colour choice, great design.
I think the first one is Missle Command.
Conrads wrote:The Line goes FOREVER cuz it makes the infiity sign :D
Hah... I'd totally buy it if it had your comment in it.
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I like he moon and he lightnig together
Thanks Phoenix. And how can you hate a thunderstorm? They are gorgeous!
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Couldn't settle on one brush size, eh? Not for me...
Pretty good. But not for me. Good luck next week tgentry!
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This is very cute, but the blurriness of the larger image worries me. It looks like it might be due to resizing the image up. Did you make sure to create the image at a higher resolution first? If it makes it to print, you need to be ready to submit a 16"x20" 300 dpi print ready file.
I quite like the design though.
Re: Air...Oh
Good, but not worth a purchase. Just relative to the others.
JadenKale wrote:you definitely got my vote on this one. Tentacular <3 !!!
ARGH. Tentacular? That just reminds me of this comic.
Yes. I was referring to the paper clip as the best. cheers!
JadenKale wrote:Just a suggestion, boots. I like the dark color of this, but when I think of moths to a flame (light source) I think of it being lighter: pale yellow, bright yellow, white. Something much brighter to give the the full effect. I understand the name of the piece and why it's dark, but I saw you were possibly considering a resub... that's why I'm suggesting this.
It is really good though.
Ditto... lemon yellow ink on the asphalt shirt would be teh awesome
The simplicity of your Narnia design belies your MAD SKILLZ.
Hey grandma bootsboots, do you have any spare embroidery hoops? Sorry, not for me...
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I really like the concept and the artwork is great in general, except for one thing - the hive (I think it's a hive?) looks a little like...
Sorry! I think it would work better if the hive was in an overall diamond shape rather than a triangle.
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I could be wrong, but looks like you just ran LiveTrace on this photo:
Heheh... seriously, very awesome work. And I personally think it's cool that you used the pencil- really brings out the single line theme (and the monster effort you put into it).
undercurrent wrote:Couldn't settle on one brush size, eh? Not for me...
quintessential woot commentary
ramyb wrote:The main point of this image was the design elements of a bird that is composed of other birds, so that it creates an appealing composite image. I feel that dismissing the image just because it contains a bird is a bit unfair.
Not seeing the "other birds" you mention. Just looks like fire to me (which is not a bad thing).
So pretty! I would love to buy this shirt.
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That's fun! Gets my vote. :-D
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Icewind Dale
This iconic region has been recreated in Neverwinter, after being the primary location of multiple R.A. Salvatore novels, as well as multiple other video games.
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Black Ice is a new, extremely valuable resource that players will be harvesting and fighting over within Icewind Dale.
Black Ice - Shaping
With this new resource at hand, players will be utilizing a new profession in order to craft spectacular gear.
Black Ice - Gear
Unlike gear of old, Black Ice Gear will have unique properties that allow players to greatly increase their stats bonus, but only temporarily.
PvP Leaderboards & Matchmaking
The matchmaking system has undergone extensive revisions, and will now feature leaderboards so that you can climb the ranks to the most elite combatants in Neverwinter.
PvP Campaign
For the first time ever, Neverwinter will feature a PvP Campaign, which will have daily quests focused on slaying other players, or navigating through dangerous PvP areas for resources.
PvE Campaign
Explore the region with the Icewind Dale campaign by completing new repeatable quests, earning boons, and receiving gifts from the grateful people of Caer-Konig.
New Enemies
As with every update, there will be a new array of enemies to battle, which will require new combat strategies to defeat efficiently. This includes yeti, crag cats, dire bears, the corrupted Hammerstone Clan of dwarves, and the savage Bear Tribe of the Reghed Barbarians.
New Bosses
Along with Akar Kessell, players face the deadly black ice-corrupted beholder, undead giants, and the deadly remorhaz.
Heroic Encounters
Discover new quest encounters that appear as you adventure through Icewind Dale. They range in difficulty from minor encounters for 2 3 players to epic battles for a dozen or more!
Mercenary Contracts
There are two new factions being introduced that will serve as the basis of the conflict over Black Ice in Icewind Dale: the local council of Ten-Towners capitalizing on the black ice trade to grow their wealth, and the Arcane Brotherhood who seeks to unlock the mysteries behind the black ice. Each offer temporary contracts to adventurers to further their goals in Icewind Dale.
Arcane Brotherhood
An organization of wizards from Luskan, the Arcane Brotherhood seeks to harvest Black Ice under the claims of academic pursuit.
Having already fought off Akar Kessell's army once, the Ten-Towners now try to retain their grasp on the region by using the power of Black Ice.
Hunter Ranger Paragon Path
To join the other classes, the Hunter Ranger will now have a new Paragon Path called the Pathfinder.
Itemization Changes
There will be many changes to items from levels 1 - 60, to make item progression more fun and interesting.
Post-60 Advancement
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Dungeon Keys
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Coast Guard seeks hoax caller whose 'maydays' cost $500,000
The Coast Guard is looking for a man who has cost the service about $500,000 after responding to nearly 30 of his fake distress calls.
The Coast Guard is looking for a man who has cost the service about $500,000 after responding to nearly 30 of his fake distress calls.
The fire department cleared the area after testing a substance that was reported as suspicious.
The Hillary Clinton campaign is trying to engineer a traditional Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia as the Democratic Party's ch…
Although authorities haven't identified the suspect, neighbors and people who know him identified the suspect as Larry Wooster.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz was put in charge of the Democratic National Committee to usher in a new era for the party.
Neighbors say the dogs didn't have food or water and that their cages were extremely dirty.
A pediatric nurse who happened to be waiting in the ferry line, offered to help.
Two suspects are being sought by authorities after Sgt. Craig Hutchinson was shot and killed in his home.
A touching photo from Indianapolis International Airport is quickly spreading online.
With Decision 2016 now in full swing, social media is buzzing with politics, which experts say is having a big impact.
19-year-old Trey Ferguson was rescued Sunday morning after he was reported missing near Twisting Falls in nearly 12 hours prior.
A couple says they tried everything they could to save their friend and next-door neighbor in an early morning fire on Sunday.
Verizon is buying Yahoo for $4.83 billion, marking the end of an era for a company that once defined the internet.
10 On Your Side investigates allegations of a lack of transparency at Norfolk City Hall.
A wildfire that destroyed 18 homes has surged back to unpredictable life, darkening the skies north of Los Angeles.
The Democratic National Convention is underway. Tune in here.
Sailors aboard the USS Ramage returned home to Naval Station Norfolk Monday morning following an eight-month deployment.
The attack apparently occurred at a teen party, billed as a "Swimsuit Glow Party," at Club Blu in Fort Myers.
L.J. Hoes saw an opportunity, and made the most of it.
Michael Bloomberg, who was elected mayor of NYC as a Republican, will speak at the DNC to endorse Clinton for president.
A family tragedy has forced a couple in the Coast Guard to uplift their lives and move to the West Coast.
Two cruise ship passengers were flown to the hospital after experiencing medical complications aboard the ship.
Police are investigating an armed robbery of the Church Food Mart located in the 900 block of Portsmouth Boulevard.
A man was killed when an explosive device he was believed to be carrying went off near an open-air music festival.
In anticipation of Monday's excessive heat, the City of Portsmouth will activate cooling stations.
Madi O'Hara couldn't contain her emotion when she saw who was catching the first pitch.
The DNC opening Monday in Philadelphia is Clinton's chance to hit reset after a vigorous primary against Bernie Sanders.
A Portsmouth woman who spent years fundraising for ALS research is now suffering from the deadly disease.
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May 21, 2010 from 6pm to 8pm – Croydon Community Centre tomorrow (21/5/10) i will be selling my distro zines at MOOROOLBARK COMMUNITY CENTRE, starts at 6PM. as part of some FREEZA gig: some rock bands are playing. check: http://www.freeza.vic.gov.au/. Organized by FREEZA | Type: gig, +, one, zine, stall


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University of Windsor Professor of Law Christopher Waters will lead a discussion about the modern day relevancy of the law of armed conflict at 12:15 p.m. April 10 at Wayne State University Law School. The event is free and open to the public.
The international law of armed conflict and its shortcomings in protecting civilians and reducing suffering will be the focus of the discussion. Waters will speak to the question of whether international legal structures on the conduct of hostilities remain relevant under the technological and geopolitical conditions of the current era.
A Professor of Law at the University of Windsor, Waters served as associate dean from 2009-12. He previously taught at the University of Reading in the United Kingdom. Waters has extensive field experience in the Caucasus and Balkans, including with the UN/OSCE's Kosovo Mission. On several occasions, he has monitored elections in Eastern Europe.
The event, presented by Wayne Law's Program for International Legal Studies, will take place in the Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium at the Law School. Parking is available for $6 in Structure One on Palmer Street across from the Law School.


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It's fun. It's exciting. But all we are really trying to figure out is who will demonstrate the leadership needed in the future.
Yesterday, two new leadership results were published on IBM System x. The x3850 set a new record on SAP SD 2-tier and the x3950 set a new record on TPC-H. (1)
If only leadership in the debates was as clear as IBM leadership.
(1)IBM SAP Sales and Distribution (SD) Standard Application Benchmark result of 3,780 SAP SD Benchmark users on the IBM x3850 M2 (Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® Processor X7350 at 2.93GHz with 4MB L2 cache per 2 cores (4 processor/16 cores/16 threads), 64GB of memory, 64-bit DB2 9, Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, and SAP ERP 6.0, DB2 9, IBM System Storage DS4800 disk system (1.99 seconds average dialog response time, 18,920 SAPS, measured throughput of 378,330 dialog steps per hour (1,135,000 fully processed line items per hour), average CPU utilization of 98 percent) (Certification #2007068)
IBM TPC-H 300GB result on System x3950 M2 with Intel Xeon Processor X7350 at 2.93GHz with 4MB L2 cache per 2 cores (8 processors/32 cores/32 threads), 46,034.4 QphH@300GB, $8.31 USD / QphH@300GB, availability of January 31, 2008.
Results current as of November 29, 2007. Sources: www.sap.com/benchmark; www.tpc.org.
The postings on this site solely reflect the personal views of the author and do not necessarily represent the views, positions, strategies or opinions of IBM or IBM management.
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I am new on this blog and it is time for me to look for new camera; so I like ultra zoom camera with wi-fi, but wonder if it is worth to have wi-fi with my iphone or ipad. Need your opinion if wi-fi is really necessary or not.


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Still looking for a game here! Decided to try and find games with a brawler class similar to the monk/champion class in Ragnarok Online. I always loved the up close and personal fighting style and just using brute force to decimate foes! Martial artist from Eden Eternal is also a like of mine!
Fluid combat is a must for me!
Not so p2w
Decent graphics* don't have to be FFXIV quality or TERA but they should look nice
Brawler class* doesn't matter if it is under powered or over powered as long as it is fun!
F2P or P2P doesn't matter to me also an option to go out into the world and just grind on mobs rather than do quests is also a big plus!


text: Arguably, it all starts with the forests. If you didn't have wood, historically, your building material options were limited. Thus the need for forestry management, from tree inventories in 16th-century Venice to forest-as-industrial-operation around the world today. This obvious yet overlooked relationship between forestry and architecture is explored in the Canadian Centre for Architecture's inaugural exhibition of the young curator's program with First, the Forests. Dan Handel, the first winner and young curator, is an architect with a master's from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and a pending Ph.D. from Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology. Handel also co-curated the Israeli pavilion at this year's Venice Biennale. His exhibit examines four modes of managing forests—bureaucratic, scientific, tropical and economic—through reproductions, photographs, books, handwritten maps, and Google Earth maps. And if the building process goes from trees to structure, one piece of the exhibition brings it back full circle: the SOM-designed Weyerheuser Headquarters in Tacoma, Wash., a building to house part of the tree industry itself. Through Jan. 6, 2013. • cca.qc.ca


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any one have any dealings with this place? what guns are they a auth dealer for? do they have a big selection of handgun? this place is about an hour from home so in trying to scout it out before driving up there to find 2-3 guns only.
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opencarry.org is your go to site for specific info on virginia open carry.
here in oregon i open 24/7 with a sig p6 in a slide on my hip.... no way to pretend its not there.
i have never had an "altercation" with LEOs. i was the subject of a MWAG call once but the responding officer realized it was nothing by the way i was sitting on a bench, consuming a diet coke and not waving the pistol around.
all other interactions with the police have been in passing and unofficial.
in oregon the police cant stop you, question you, inspect your weapon or even ask for ID without a reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime (RAS). also the mere presence of your firearm is not a cause for disturbing the peace AND there is no brandishing law, so removing my firearm from a jacket pocket and placing it in my hip holster is not going to cause me problems.
99% of my interactions with the public is positive but occasionally i run into the gun haters who are "afraid" of my gun but not so afraid that they dont approach me and debate me for 20 min.
when i must, i assure the concerned party that i carry because its my right, its legal, and its for the protection of my loved ones and myself. when pushed, i tell them america is a wonderful place, and we both have rights, i have the right to carry and they have the right to not like it. then i walk away


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1134: Logic Boat
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Title text: Or a cabbage, for that matter. Goats make sense. Goats are fine.
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The comic is a play on the classic wolf, goat and cabbage puzzle belonging to the river crossing puzzles, and first known from Propositiones ad Acuendos Juvenes, with the same setting as here. The three possessions change between various retellings but it typically involves a carnivorous animal (wolf, lion etc.), a herbivore (goat, sheep, chicken, goose etc.), and some plant based food (cabbage, grain, beans etc.). The objective is to ferry all three possessions to the other side of a river safely in a small boat, with the limitation of only being able to transport one possession per crossing. The crossing order must take into account that the carnivore would eat the herbivore if left alone together, and the herbivore would eat the food.
The traditional solution would be:
|Cueball, Wolf, Goat, Cabbage
|Trip 1: Take goat across
|Wolf, Cabbage
|Cueball, Goat
|Trip 2: Return alone
|Cueball, Wolf, Cabbage
|Trip 3: Take cabbage across
|Cueball, Goat, Cabbage
|Trip 4: Return with goat
|Cueball, Wolf, Goat
|Trip 5: Take wolf across
|Cueball, Wolf, Cabbage
|Trip 6: Return alone
|Cueball, Goat
|Wolf, Cabbage
|Trip 7: Take goat across
|Cueball,Wolf, Goat, Cabbage
By leaving the wolf behind, four steps are saved — the comic's "step 4" is just a comment — and the troublesome wolf, a wild and dangerous animal not usually kept by humans, is eliminated from the picture.
This could be seen a jab on the common assumption that logic puzzles only have one correct solution. Thus one often keeps the other person thinking and guessing until they arrive at the pre-defined solution, no matter how many other creative good solutions they come up with. Also note that the "problem" given doesn't even state an objective, just three prerequisites.
The title texts says that goats are fine. The same opinion is in 1282: Monty Hall.
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- [A person shows up at a boat docked at the edge of a river. The person has brought along a head of cabbage, a goat, and a wolf.]
- Problem: The boat only holds two, but you can't leave the goat with the cabbage or the wolf with the goat.
- [The wolf looks curiously at the cabbage that's been left behind while the person goes off with the goat.]
- Solution: 1. Take the goat across.
- [The goat remains tied up on the far side. The wolf watches the person come back.]
- 2. Return alone.
- [The wolf sits and waits as the person goes off.]
- 3. Take the cabbage across.
- 4. Leave the wolf. Why did you have a wolf?
- [The wolf goes off.]
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Why not take the boat as well? The goat could drag it around, and you could use it as a makeshift shelter until you finish building a proper house. Also, why does cabbage weigh as much as a goat? Davidy22(talk) 05:50, 14 November 2012 (UTC)
I'd say that the wolf is the only one amongst them he should keep. Seeing as how the wolf doesn't treat Cueball like the goat--i.e. rip him to shreds--and actually fears him enough to even respect the goat in his presence, I'd say that the wolf is well broken-in and might make a good companion. The goat, on the other hand, is just dead weight. (Sure, Cueball could eat her, but that's why he has the cabbage.)
[1] Take the cabbage across [2] Return alone [3] Find the goat problem solved--and your friend well-fed [4] Take the wolf across 184.108.40.206 06:33, 14 November 2012 (UTC)
- I am not the only one, then! I like wolves a lot more than goats. Then again, I simply like wolves. Greyson (talk) 03:48, 15 November 2012 (UTC)
- They're like puppies! Except instead of love them, you have to occasionally beat the shit out of them to ensure that they continue to fear and respect you. Oh, and instead of love you back, they sometimes physically challenge your authority over the "pack". But yeah, they're all around awesome. 18.104.22.168 09:42, 15 November 2012 (UTC)
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- I compare such a relationship (especially the "beat up the wolf in order for the wolf to fear you") to Untoward's relationship with a pig. Greyson (talk) 15:03, 19 November 2012 (UTC)
- Wolves are awesome in Minecraft just as in real life. And all you need is bones and rotting meat. 126.96.36.199 23:01, 10 March 2014 (UTC)
- They're like puppies! Except instead of love them, you have to occasionally beat the shit out of them to ensure that they continue to fear and respect you. Oh, and instead of love you back, they sometimes physically challenge your authority over the "pack". But yeah, they're all around awesome. 22.214.171.124 09:42, 15 November 2012 (UTC)
- You're never alone with a goat - ask Alexander Selkirk. 184.108.40.206 13:03, 25 October 2013 (UTC)
- I am not the only one, then! I like wolves a lot more than goats. Then again, I simply like wolves. Greyson (talk) 03:48, 15 November 2012 (UTC)
- Maybe it's a sentient boat that knows how many passengers/objects are aboard no matter their weight?--Dangerkeith3000 (talk) 16:09, 14 November 2012 (UTC)
- And that would be the long way towards the 'Explanation' section 126.96.36.199 09:42, 15 November 2012 (UTC)
- The problem actually doesn't state any requirement. An equally valid solution would be you starve to death, the cabbage rots to slime and the goat runs away while the wolf tears strips of flesh from your corpse. 220.127.116.11 23:23, 5 December 2012 (UTC)
- Alternate Solution: Share the Cabbage with the goat. The wolf obviously respects you, so take it with you to make your pet. Don't let the goat ride- make it swim. -- 126.96.36.199 (talk) (please sign your comments with ~~~~)
- When I was a kid, we used the version with a dog, a chicken, and a bushel of corn. Being a farm kid, my solution was: take chicken, shoot dog, take corn. Because why the hell do you have a dog that eats chickens? Also, tie your bag o'corn up properly so a chicken couldn't get in. They're not that smart. And they cannot eat a bushel of corn in the time it takes you to cross a river and come back. Also, how did you manage to get to this point without everybody eating each other? Why isn't the chicken in a cage? That could protect it from getting eaten. Is it just sitting quietly awaiting your command? Won't it just wander away once you get it to the other side?
- Send the wolf with the cabbage across and let the boat drift back, and then have the human go across with the goat. 3 steps. The real challenge of this puzzle is teaching your wolf to paddle the boat across. Zyxuvius (talk) 09:55, 25 October 2013 (UTC)
The river isn't that wide. Couldn't you just throw the cabbage across, then return and get the wolf, then return and get the goat? Or just leave the cabbage. Jake (talk) 14:37, 20 January 2014 (UTC)
Why wouldn't the wolf eat the cabbage? And why would the cabbage's presence stop the wolf from eating the goat (or does it not stop it)? Z (talk) 22:01, 3 August 2014 (UTC)
- Only the humans presence stops the wolf eating the goat, or the goat eating the cabbage. --Pudder (talk) 12:11, 31 October 2014 (UTC)


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It's been a snowy winter on the Southcoast. No one knows it better than Fairhaven's Superintendant of Schools Dr. Robert Baldwin. On top of blizzards and snow days, Dr. Baldwin has had to deal with Hurricane Sandy days, mold days at the Oxford (Wood) School, and a fire extinguisher clean up day


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Weekly Beauty Challenge: Favorite Red Lipstick
Okay, okay, I know what you're thinking: "Candace, it is hot as the dickens outside, who in the world is thinking about lipstick?" Well, I am (I work at a beauty company, what do you want from me?) Because July 4th is rapidly approaching, and I always rock the "Red" in "Red, White & Blue" with a bold (and patriotic!) lip.
So for this week's Beauty Challenge, I want you to rep for your rouge: What's your favorite red lipstick? (Am I the only one who wears red lipstick on July 4th? I can't be the only one, right?) And because I love you and I know you mean well, if you name a brand Sephora doesn't carry, I won't hold it against you. Much.
Show & Tell in the comments below!
Shop red lipsticks: http://seph.me/19PhsyB
Oh man...I have a makeup drawer dedicated JUST to red lipsticks. Hot or cold I don't think I can go more than a few days without rocking a red.
My favorites are:
Kat Von D's Everlasting Liquid Love in Outlaw
NARS Pure Matte Lipstick in Mascate
Kat Von D's Painted Love Lipstick in Adora
Hourglass Opaque Liquid lipstick in Icon!! Beautiful Red and that stays all day!! I wear for special occasions cause it can be a bit much for me! I took this photo when i first got it!
@Janine - omg I need a photo RIGHT NOW. (Or when you get home ). That sounds amazing!
@arielaaaaaa - That's the same color the girl is wearing on the bottom left (kissy face)! You have excellent taste (and it looks great on you)!
I don't know what my favorite is but I have SO many that Iove....
Lancome Color Design 'Red Stiletto' which sadly I think is no longer available!
Buxom Full Bodied Lipstick in "Provacteur"
MUFE Rouge Artist Intense "#43 Moulin Rouge"
and of course.. Nars Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in "Cruella"
Thanks @Candacebt! Another Red i like is the Korres Mango Butter lipstick in Coral. It's a pretty bright red lipstick on me! Great for summer cause it's so moisturizing and light!
I don't have a ton of experience wearing red, I've always felt like I wasn't bold enough or something. But now I'm like eff that and I went to Sephora to have them teach me how to do the red thing. I came away from that with two Too Faced products. Their "perfect red" lip liner and their "stiletto red" lipstick. I wear red all the time now, it's not super appropriate for my job so I just put it on when I get home.
Question about reds: I feel like they get on my teeth more than any other lipstick (though most lipsticks get on my teeth to some degree). Do you have any tips to keep my teeth free of lipstick? (I already do the thing where you put your index finger in your mouth and pull it out) Thanks for any advice.
Nars Pure Matte Lipstick in Vesuvio (true red, looks good on everyone). Even if applied by itself it stays on well since it has a matte finish, but I line and then fill in with a nude lipliner to give the lipstick something to stick to (to improve the wear time).
@Meg82 Good tricks for keeping red lipstick in place (besides choosing matte finishes and using a nude lipliner, concealer/ foundation or lip primer all over first) would be of course to blot with a tissue, and then reapply. Using a lip brush may help, a lot of artists like to work from the center of the lip out to avoid unnatural looking lines. Maybe you are using too much product? You can also blot and then cover the lips with a tissue and dust a translucent powder to set, and then reapply a little.
I also recommend starting from scratch if you really need another application (and not just a touch up...say for your evening look or after lunch)...eye makeup remover tends to work well to remove long-wearing lipsticks, and you'll get a smoother application if you don't keep layering and layering.
Also not related to keeping the lipstick off your teeth, but just for a clean line overall, take a q-tip with either concealer or translucent powder and then go around the lipline (after finishing your lipstick application)...this works well to prevent bleeding.
I love Bite Beauty's Pomegranate shade!
~We are all beautiful~
These are all gorg shades! I feel a case of enabling coming on...
And great tips, @makeupmaven! The apply / blot / apply / powder method is a little time consuming, but works!
I also used Too Faced Lip Insurance, which makes sure your color doesn't budge!
You're welcome, glad that helped!
@candacebt Lip Insurance can also be used under gloss, which is awesome (and doesn't change the color of your lips the way concealer or other lip primers do).
I love reds!
- Chanel Rouge Allure- Pirate
- Lancome Rouge in Love- Rouge Saint Honore
- Clinique Chubby Stick Intense- Chunkiest Chili
- Clinique Chubby Stick Intense- Mightiest Maraschino
- MAC Lipglass- Venetian
Wow- Nars Velvet Matte pencil in Cruella, Bite High Pigment Matte pencil in Pomegranate or MUFE in #42.
I'm still a bit skittish with red lip products, but I do love Kat Von D's Adora lipstick! I need to get a full size of it since I used up my mini version of it.
@arielaaaaaaaa- That red looks gorgeous on you!
I only have one true favorite that is Dior's Diorific Lipstick in #39 Lady
My fave reds that Sephora carries :-)
guerlain rouge d enfer
nars manhunt
d & g iconic
nars cruella
I also like guerlain coque d'or...its more reddish orange or orange red?! I was wearing it today and it is a very nice summertime red!
Red is my signature lipstick shade!
My favorite red lipsticks:
- Nars Satin Lip Pencil - Gloshan
- Nars Pure Matte Lipstick - Amsterdam
- Shiseido Lacquer Rouge - RD607 Nocturne
- Lipstick Queen - Medieval
- Julie Hewett - Gem Noir
- Kate Spade Supercalifragilipstick - Adventurous Red
The two lipsticks I use the most (aka almost everyday) are Nars Satin Lip Pencil in Gloshan and Lipstick Queen's Medieval Lipstick.
@candacebt - do you know what lipsticks the models are wearing in the picture you posted?
@lmi82 - Indeed I do
Top Left: Yves Saint Laurent ROUGE PUR COUTURE Vernis À Lèvres Glossy Stain in 9 Rouge Laque - http://seph.me/1cMNreS
Top Right: NARS Lipstick in Heat Wave - http://seph.me/12EjA2l
Bottom Left: Hourglass Opaque Rouge Liquid Lipstick in Icon - http://seph.me/16M3A2N
Bottom Right was a limited edition Smashbox Legendary lipstick, but this is a good dupe: Smashbox Love Me Be Legendary Lipstick in Legendary - http://seph.me/16M3I2q
We had fun trying. hahaha
Aniston wearing - MAC girl about town
I'm wearing - MAC russian red
(I wanted to post MAC -Ririwoo but it looked too pretty to even try on yet.)
I've tried others; Estee Lauder, Guerlain, YSL, and gave up. There is nothing better than Chanel's "Coco Red" at being the longest lasting, most hydrating, and most bold/opaque color.
Dior Addict Lipstick in New Look
i really love this matte lipstick by Nars
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I used wood for the base and then traced out my hand on it. After shaping it down I used thick coat hanger wire for finger armature and slipped washing machine fill hose filled with GOOP over them. After letting the GOOP dry I snipped out "joint" places for the finger bends and let the GOOP trapped inside cure as well.
I capped off the fingers with caps bought at ACE hardware. These caps make it so much easier to slip the glove over the fingers.
I will later add a dowel post to the end to slip inside the pvc pipe that makes up the skeleton of my mannequin.
I also stuffed a little padding (ripped up Wally World sacks) into the gloves to give a more natural shape...
Note that the hand is gripping the belt all by itself as it has not yet been attached to the arm. How does it look?


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In this podcast I talk to Charles Ofria, a computer scientist at Michigan State University.
Ofria and his colleagues have created a program called Avida in which digital organisms can multiply and evolve. They are studying many of evolution's deepest questions, such as how complexity evolves from simplicity and why individuals make sacrifices for each other. The evolution unfolding in Avida is also yielded new software that can run robots and sensors in the real world.
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In this movie, we started with a normal Avida organism in the middle of the population and let it grow for a while before injecting a highly-virulent parasite into the middle. The hosts are all colored with shades of blue and the parasites are shades of red.
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'The 26-year-old Kalinin had 18 points (2-16) and a team-high plus-14 rating in 55 games with the Sabres last season. He added two assists in eight playoff games before breaking a foot in the second round against Ottawa.'
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