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The wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), North America's largest gallinaceous bird, was almost extirpated in the early 1900's. Wild turkey populations have since recovered and flourished thanks to reintroductions and stocking efforts by hunters and wildlife agencies. In fact, wild turkeys now inhabit every state except Alaska. There are five subspecies of wild turkey in North America, including the eastern, Florida, Merriam's, Rio Grande, and Gould's wild turkey. The eastern wild turkey is the most numerous and widely distributed subspecies. It occurs throughout Georgia, and an intergrade of the eastern and Florida subspecies occurs across the extreme southern and southeastern part of the state.
The eastern wild turkey was found in Georgia's forests long before Columbus ever landed in the "New World." Wild turkeys were hunted and utilized heavily by Native Americans. William Bartram wrote of seeing large flocks as he traveled across Georgia during the late 1700s. Unfortunately, habitat degradation and unregulated market and subsistence hunting depleted wild turkey numbers during the late 1800s. The turkey population in Georgia reached its lowest point in the very early 1900s. As recently as 1973, Georgia's estimated wild turkey population numbered only 17,000 birds. That year, personnel with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources began an intensive turkey restocking program. Since then, more than 4,856 wild turkeys have been trapped and relocated to over 300 sites across the state. The restoration program, which ended in 1996, along with adequate protection and biologically sound hunting seasons has restored this grand bird to most of its original range.
Georgia's wild turkey population is now about 300,000 birds with huntable numbers of wild turkeys in all 159 counties of the state. In 2002, hunters harvested 27,418 turkeys. The return of the wild turkey to Georgia's forests is one of the greatest success stories in modern wildlife management.
A basic law of nature is that animal population numbers fluctuate over time, and wild turkeys are no exception. During the past two decades, many states have experienced tremendous increases in wild turkey numbers, distribution, and harvest. However, in recent years, turkey populations have declined in several areas. There are several possible explanations for these local declines, depending on the situation. Such reasons include heavy rains during peak hatching and early brood rearing, exceptionally high numbers of predators (especially raccoons), and habitat degradation. All of these are causes for population declines.
Excessive rainfall when newly hatched turkeys, called poults, are very young can increase their risk of sickness and led to poor poult survival. Georgia experienced population declines in 1991 and 1992 primarily as a result of excessive rainfall during the nesting and brood-rearing period. However, the summers of 1993-1996 were good or excellent recruitment years and the population quickly rebounded. Extremely dry summers can result in poor habitat conditions and reduce poult production and survival. Three of the worst years of turkey production on record were 1999, 2000, and 2001. Exceptionally high numbers of predators can affect reproduction in three ways: the predator may find the turkey nest and consume the eggs, the predator may find the poults before they are able to fly and take them, or the predator may take the hen.
Of the factors that impact wild turkey populations, habitat degradation is the cause for greatest concern. Without suitable habitat, nothing else really matters - the bird can't survive. Weather conditions will moderate, and high recruitment will result in rapid population rebounds. Predator populations, like turkey populations, fluctuate, and when predator numbers decrease, turkey populations will respond if other environmental conditions are right to support an increase. These relationships illustrate the fact that we all live in an ecosystem where everything is connected.
Georgia's turkey population has been rapidly increasing in numbers and distribution since the early 1970s. However, we have reached the point in many parts of the state where the increase has slowed or stopped because there are as many birds as the land can support. In these areas, we can expect to see variations in turkey populations due to the factors previously discussed. As long as the habitat is maintained in good condition there should be no cause for concern. In the long run, population numbers should stay relatively stable, even though they may fluctuate among years.
Spring is the season for renewal and replenishment for most living organisms. As such, so begins the annual cycle of the wild turkey. The onset of breeding is dictated by photoperiod length (day length or amount of sunlight in a 24-hour period) and is "fine tuned" by local environmental conditions. After spending the winter in bachelor flocks, adult males, known as toms or gobblers, will disband, establish a dominance hierarchy, and begin to strut and gobble in an effort to attract hens for mating. This usually begins in March, but can start in late-February or early-April. A gobbler will mate with as many hens as possible and a hen will mate with a gobbler more than once. Juvenile males, known as jakes, will also strut and gobble but are less successful at courting hens unless there are an inadequate number of mature males. On the other hand, most hens will breed and nest in their first breeding season. Hens are capable of retaining viable sperm for about two months. Therefore, all the eggs for an entire clutch and renesting attempt can be fertilized from one mating episode.
As the breeding season comes to an end, usually in April, hens construct ground nests and begin laying eggs. Nests are usually located near an open area such as an old field, logging road, or other opening. Hens lay about one egg per day until the clutch, usually 9-12 eggs, are complete. A hen spends more time on the nest as each egg is laid and partially conceals the nest with leaves while she is gone. Once laying is complete, continuous incubation begins and hens no longer conceal their eggs. Hens only take short breaks for feeding, watering, and defecating. The only other movement occurs when hens turn the eggs, which occurs several times a day. Incubation lasts about 28 days.
Gobbling and strutting activity usually increase during incubation as toms try to locate unmated hens or hens that experience nest failure. This "second spike" in tom activity is an excellent time to harvest a gobbler. Gobblers readily respond to the yelping of a proficient caller and are ready, willing, and able as this might be the tom's last chance to mate until next spring.
Identification of the sexes is important because only male turkeys may be legally harvested in Georgia. Gobblers, on average, weigh 17-21 pounds and posses black-tipped breast feathers giving the bird a dark, polished appearance. The tom's featherless head is white-crowned with varying amounts of blue and red coloration dependent on sexual excitement. Male turkey droppings are straighter and have a larger diameter than hen's and are J-shaped. Gobblers have a projection of hair-like bristles, termed a beard, on their breast and spurs on their lower legs. Beards grow continuously, about 3-5 inches per year, throughout the life of a tom, but the excess is worn off by abrasion when it drags the ground. On the other hand, spurs can obtain a maximum length of over 2 inches. Toms can have multiple beards and most have spurs. Spur length and beard length are somewhat related to age.
Adult males can be distinguished from juvenile males by several physical attributes. Beards on adult males are usually longer than 6 inches, whereas on juvenile males they are less than 6 inches (see photo to right). Jakes have rounded, blunt-pointed spurs less than 0.5 inch long and adults have curved, sharp-pointed spurs greater than 0.5 inch. Legs on adult males are usually pink in color and on juvenile males are usually grayish brown in color (see photo to left).
The best way to distinguish gobblers from jakes is to simply observe the tail feathers when the bird is strutting. An adult's tail feathers are equal in length and form a smooth, rounded edge when fanned (photo below left). In contrast, the 4-6 central feathers on a jake's tail fan will be longer that the others forming an uneven edge when fanned (photo below right). Using all these criteria in combination can aid a turkey hunter in the decision to harvest a mature tom.
Hens usually weigh 8-11 pounds, about half the size of gobblers, and possess rounded, buff-tipped breast feathers giving them a brown or tan coloration. The female turkey's head lacks the white crown of the gobbler and is a dull gray-blue with feathers extending up the neck and back of head. Hen droppings are smaller than those of toms and are spiral or loop-shaped. Female turkeys can possess beards, usually less than 7 inches, but this only occurs in less than 30 percent of the population. Unlike toms, hens usually do not have spurs.
Wild turkeys, like many other wildlife species, need a mixture of forests and openings to meet their seasonal habitat requirements. All habitat needs must be met within the bird's annual home range. Daily movements of turkeys may cover one to two miles and 200-1000 acres. Annual home ranges are very large, occasionally exceeding 12,000 acres. Quality turkey habitat is comprised of mature woodlands, with open understories and well developed midstories, interspersed with grassy or weedy openings. Woodlands provide food and cover, especially during fall and winter. They also provide roosting sites throughout the year. Openings, such as food plots or improved pastures, are used primarily during the spring and summer for brood rearing. Lack of brood range and contiguous mature mast producing forest stands are common limiting factors for wild turkeys in Georgia.
Quality brood range consists of weedy or grassy openings with vegetation 10-30 inches tall and scattered tress or shrubs that cover approximately 50 percent of the ground area. The trees keep the grasses from becoming too thick and provide a way for poults to escape mammalian predators. Preferred nesting cover is comprised of woody plants, primarily shrubs and small trees four feet or less in height, along with herbaceous vegetation within woodlands and along field borders. Ideally, nesting cover and brood rearing areas should be in close proximity, so that soon after hatching poults can be led by the hen to openings where they can forage for insects.
Moderate pasture grazing improves turkey habitat, but extensive grazing in woodlands reduces the woody understory needed for nesting cover. Openings should comprise at least 10 percent of the total area, but 25-50 percent is ideal. Openings should be managed through combinations of mowing, disking and planting. Some of the best choices for planting include summer grains and winter grazing mixtures. Openings should not be mowed during April through mid-July to avoid disturbing nests. Strip mowing grass fields from mid-July through September can improve brood range.
Wild turkey habitat considerations can be blended with even-aged pine management by maintaining mature forest stands and corridors with open understories. These areas provide fall and winter foods and facilitate turkey movement throughout the property. Pine stands can be greatly enhanced through combinations of thinning and prescribed burning. Trees should be thinned enough to place around 25-30 percent of the ground in direct sunlight at noon. Prescribed burning should be conducted in a mosaic pattern on a 1 to 3-year cycle so that one-third to one-fifth of the pine woodlands are burned each year. Sawtimber (30+ years) rotations are best.
It is important that the landowner maintain a continuity of open woodlands and open fields across the property. Streamside management zones, mature forest stands, thinned and burned pine woodlands, improved pasture management and high quality wildlife openings offer the greatest opportunities for blending turkey management with other resource objectives.
[1] http://www.georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/hunting/pdf/Game_Mgmt/Publications/FactSheets/Wild Turkey Fact Sheet.pdf


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Selected as the Commencement Graduate Speaker, Megan addressed the Class of 2011 about the challenges of being a single mother, full-time employee, and adult student; a story that resonates with thousands of Excelsior's students. As a clinical research coordinator at The Vascular Group in Albany, she leads the Vascular Registry Department where she collects and analyzes data on over 60,000 vascular procedures that is then used by physicians for academic writing and presentations worldwide. In 2011, she published her first article, "Vascular Research: Saving Lives and Limbs" in V-AWARE®: The Journal. Currently, she is pursuing a master's of science in nursing at Excelsior, and in her free time she enjoys horseback riding and being outdoors.

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CHICAGO -- The National Automatic Merchandising Association will unveil the results of an office coffee service survey that offers strategic insights about how operators can enhance their business at its upcoming Coffee Tea & Water show. The event takes place in New Orleans, Nov. 13 to 15.
Research was conducted by Heart+Mind Strategies, a consulting firm based in Washington. Its president and managing partner, Mike Dabadie, will analyze and discuss the findings on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Participants in the session will learn about new products they can sell to accounts, gain insights into budgets and see how it translates into sales -- and how account decision-makers view the business practices of their coffee service providers.
"At its most basic level, coffee is 99% black water. Yet, it engenders passion and commitment to products, services and brands," Dabadie said. "We are seeing the same trend of passion for tea and water. And this extends into the office where consumers want a better and deeper experience with their beverages, with their service providers and with their colleagues."
Before founding Heart+Mind Strategies, Dabadie spent more than 10 years with WirthlinWorldwide, was the chief marketing officer at Community Coffee Co., and served as the pollster to several elected officials.
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Softball Weekend Series Against Oakland Postponed
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Due to the threat of rain all weekend in the Green Bay area, the Phoenix Horizon League softball series against Oakland has been postponed.
No make-up information has been announced, but the two teams will attempt to reschedule in the upcoming weeks.
The Phoenix will now look forward to a weekday non-conference doubleheader at in-state rival Wisconsin on Wednesday. The game will be broadcast nationally on the Big Ten Network.
Green Bay is 16-7 this season and owns a 3-2 record in the Horizon League. Five Phoenix are hitting over .300 for the season, led by sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.) who is hitting a team-best .378 with 28 hits, five doubles, three triples and three home runs with 25 RBI. Senior Miranda Reinke (Milwaukee, Wis.) has a team-best eight doubles and is hitting .368, while junior Hailey Mohrfeld (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) leads the team with 22 runs scored while also hitting .368.
In the circle, senior Ashley Nannemann (Burlington, Wis.) is 5-4 in 12 appearances with nine starts, posting a 1.87 ERA in 60.0 innings of work. Junior Lauren Danner (Kaukauna, Wis.) has a team-leading 0.65 ERA in 21.2 innings while freshman Heather Sanderson (Rapid River, Mich.) leads the team with 39 strikeouts.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:51pm
Philadelphia, PA – Shane Franzone began his life at Chestnut Hill College as a typical college student-athlete. A member of the 2011 men's lacrosse team, he had just finished his fall lacrosse season on October 13, 2010, with his first collegiate goal. Two days later, on October 15, Franzone was admitted to The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia after doctors examined that bruises on his torso had failed to heal. After a vast array of tests he was diagnosed with Aplastic Anemia, a blood disease where bone marrow fails to produce adequate counts of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
Franzone has been hospitalized for the majority of the past year and is still fighting for his life. In an effort to help support the Franzone family in their battle against this disease, the Chestnut Hill College men's lacrosse team is organizing "Balls to the Wall; A Fundraiser for Franzone". The team hopes to raise as much money as possible to assist the Franzone family with the mounting medical costs.
On December 10, 2011, the Griffins and countless supporters with gather from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School to participate in "Balls to the Wall". Sponsors for the event include the HEADstrong Foundation, Maverik Lacrosse and Baggataway LC. Those interested in attending the event or donating to the cause, can access the necessary paperwork, with further instruction, using the provided link. Information for the event can also be found on Facebook or by contacting Assistant Coach Adam Eddinger at 215-242-7742 or via email at email@example.com. And you can donate here.
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The one that we are talking about here is none other than the pitcher from Boston Red Sox, John Lackey who seems to be having a hard time both in his career as a pitcher together with his role as a loving husband to his wife Krista. I know for a fact that most of you are having a hard time trying to figure out the real deal about this guy and that's why is he somewhat deteriorating and not having a great game this season. This is going to be difficult to swallow so be ready!
There's this fact that John Lackey have been somewhat stressed out thinking of a lot of stuff other than his baseball career! He's got this divorce process going on that seems to be sucking out all of his energy for the game. The thing is, his soon to be ex-wife Krista has breast cancer and that He thinks that this is the best time to work on the divorce process which I think is the worst time ever! Some think that this is somewhat rude and that it's not a good thing to do! I say, it's better to act now than never. This might actually what John is also thinking right now. The said divorce paper we were filed August last year and that it was finalized end of January.
There's a good and a bad thing about this. The bad thing is that Krista should and would actually feel bad about this and that it might not help her on her way to recovery with her breast cancer. And by the way, Krista here have had undergone two back to back mastectomy and chemotherapy last March and June last year. Good thing this couple already had this planned out with their prenup which gives them less of an effort to be on the same page with the said setup. They said the reason for such divorce is said to be "conflict of personalities".


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Alan Ayckbourn is an Olivier and Tony Award winning playwright who has written 81 plays - as of 2017 - many of which have been produced in London's West End as well as around the world.
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Lucretia Clarkson Welch, 80, of Ekron, died Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014. The funeral is at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23, at Zion Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Ekron. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Visitation begins at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the church.
Kerry and Sherry Miller of Upton will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary July 1, 2014.
They were married July 1, 1989, at Lucas Grove Baptist Church with Brother Waylon Appley officiating.
They have two sons, Grant Miller and Layne Miller both of Upton.
The couple celebrated with a trip to Branson, Missouri.
The following marriage dissolutions have been granted in Hardin Circuit Court in Elizabethtown.
David M. Donaldson, 30, and Rachel D. Luce, 30, both of Radcliff. Married six years.
James R. Brown Jr., 46, Radcliff, and Deanna S. Blackford, 45, Owensboro. Married 16 years.
Philip B. Stivers, 50, Elizabethtown, and Teresa L. Cozine, 39, Big Clifty. Married three years.
Thomas Jefferson Singletary Jr., 57, Phenix City, Ala., and Donna Marie, 49, Hardin County. Married 18 years.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:09pm
FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Jen Semler (Baltimore, Md./Perry Hall) had a hand in three first half goals and Brigid McTavish (Mount Airy, Md./South Carroll) made 10 saves to propel Mount St. Mary's past top-seed Sacred Heart 7-4 in the Northeast Conference (NEC) Semifinals on Friday. With the win, the Mount (8-10) moves onto the NEC Championship Game for the second-straight year and for the sixth time in program history.
Semler helped the Mountaineers become the second No. 4 seed in league history to win a game with two goals and an assist in the first half. The All-NEC second-team selection opened the match with an unassisted tally at 5:25 and also scored at 17:36. Semler added an assist at 17:46 to give Mount St. Mary's a 4-0 lead. McTavish notched one of her best performances of the year in between the pipes, making 10 saves of the day including six stops in the first half.
Erin Seipp (Towson, Md./Notre Dame Preparatory) added two goals for the Mount while Kaitlyn Larrimore (Pylesville, Md./North Harford), Lindsay Diaz (Timonium, Md./Dulaney) and Esther Rufolo (Woodstock, Md./Chapelgate Christian Academy) also found the twine. Gabe Little (Hampstead, Md./North Carroll), an All-NEC second-team selection, powered the defense with five ground balls and three caused turnovers.
Kelsey Russo, Kaitlin Rochler, Emily Pepe and Katie Gerhard each scored for the Pioneers (8-9) while Kelly Keenan made eight saves in the loss.
In the first 14 years of the league, only one No. 4 seed has ever upset the top seed in the NEC Semifinals. Mount St. Mary's in 2003 defeated Monmouth 15-7 to become the first and only team to knock off the No. 1 seed until the Mount rolled off five goals in the first half and held on for a 7-4 victory against Sacred Heart on Friday.
The Mount scored all five goals in the first half to jump out to a 5-0 lead against the host Pioneers.
Semler started the scoring in the match with an unassisted tally at 5:25. After Seipp, a NEC All-Rookie selection, found the twine at 8:16, Semler had a hand in the Mountaineers next two goals. The senior notched her second goal of the afternoon at 17:36 and then set up Diaz, an All-NEC second-team performer, at 19:46. Rufolo, an All-NEC selection, capped the five-goal first half with a hard rifle shot at 24:50.
The Pioneers scored four of the six goals in the final period, but the Mountaineers came away with the victory.
Rochler put Sacred Heart on the scoreboard off a feeder from Kate Kmiotek 47 seconds into the final stanza to trim the margin to 5-1.
Mount St. Mary's answered with a pair of goals to increase the advantage to 7-1. Seipp recorded her second tally of the day at 31:42 and Larrimore found the back of the net at 43:47 for a six-goal advantage.
The Pioneers would score the final three markers of the match, but could get no closer. Gerhard (46:40), Pepe (51:01) and Russo (54:18) each posted goals in the final 15 minutes.
Meaghan Conlon (Eldersburg, Md./Liberty), an All-NEC first-team selection, added a career-high six ground balls and two caused turnovers. Diaz posted a game-high five draw controls and now has 72 for the season, the second-most on the program's single-season chart. Rufolo moved into the program's career Top-10 with her tally and now stands at 86 career goals.
The Mount held a team off the scoreboard in a half for the first time since it accomplished the feat against Howard on Feb. 20, 2010.
Mount St. Mary's will play in its sixth NEC Championship Game and second-consecutive title game on Sunday. Match time is 1 p.m. The Mount also advanced to the NEC Championship Game in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2011. The Mount won the NEC title in 2004 and 2005.


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out of curiosity, where do u sell cavases? do u know prospects already or somesthing? anyways... i did my first canvas last night, and i dont have any supplies really.... and i used a piece of wood i found inthe trash... those are not excuses, they are just excuses.
names first canvas. yay.
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Beneath all of this is the underlying tyranny of relativism. We dare not "judge" other actions because we have been taught that there is no such thing as right or wrong. We have been taught to believer that it is right to be wrong, or at least that we should have the right to be wrong, and not only have the right to be wrong, but to impose that right to be wrong on everyone else. In other words, you must not only allow me to be wrong, but you must say that my wrong is not only my right, but that my wrong is right.
If the preceding paragraph made you think twice and read thrice, then I have achieved my purpose, for the world of moral relativism is a world of double think and double talk where nothing means anything and anything can mean nothing. Morality is reduced to "you say po-TAY- to and I say po-TAH-to. Let's call the whole thing off." And it is "off" way off, and not only way off, but way out, and if way out, then let us hope it is on it's way out, for a world of moral relativism is dangerous. Deadly dangerous.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by iarispiralllyof, Apr 3, 2014.
*le sigh* Nicole Bobek would have won 1995 Worlds had she done her 1998 Nationals performances.
And I would have won 2000 worlds if I had learned how to skate, and managed to do it better than Michelle Kwan.
Um- it makes NO sense to give Fumie 'credit' for her supposed ability to win worlds, assuming she hadn't skated poorly. Can't you say the same for Sasha? Sasha- who would have won worlds, if she scored more points.
Even if Fumie were an American she would have 3 or 4 National titles, as many or more as the 3 she has now, while Sasha would have none. Fumie would have won the 2005 nationals with her 4CCs performance which were on at almost the same time. She would have won the 2006 nationals with her Japanese National performances where she was amazing and beat a clean Mao Asada. She would have won the 2009 U.S Nationals with her Japanese Nationals performances. She might have won the 2007 and/or 2008 U.S Nationals too. So 3 or 4 National titles for Fumie just like she has now, and poor Sasha with 0.
No, she wouldnt have. Only 4 clean triples, a couple of mistakes (a doubled jump, and hands down on another) and a silly Dr. Zhivago program vs Chen's 5 clean triples and stunning program. Now had she had only 1 fall instead of 2 she would have won worlds after she landed her triple flutz-triple toe/turn out at worlds, but not with her National performances.
People are taking away from Fumie's National titles though because she wasnt American. I am just pointing out they are wrong. People are also saying Fumie didnt have the ability to win Worlds, and on that they are also wrong. She had the ability to win Worlds, just like Sasha did and also didnt do.
Oh, c'mon, you can't be serious? Or can you??
You are the one who cant be serious. If you think Nicole's Nationals performance with only 4 clean triples and to a program that looked juniorish compared to Chen's would have won worlds. She wouldnt have even won Nationals over Kwan with that performance had Kwan done her worlds performance, and Kwan's world performance didnt even medal or come close to beating Chen for the title.
I can't imagine that anyone ever considered Fumie to be a rival for Michelle. Sasha was, every time she skated (well at the beginning of the skate). Sasha was breath taking to watch. Fumie was sometimes quite lovely, but didn't rise IMO to the Sasha level. Or Bobek, either.
If you just want to do a medal count...........ok. That works out however the numbers work out. But those stats could be manipulated if you adjust for where, other competitors, etc.
My first thought when I saw the topic was: Well, Sasha, duh. How many people would go to see Fumie in a show? Not all that many. Sasha pulls in an audience.
Sasha beat Michelle Kwan less times than Butyrskaya did. By your logic Butyrskaya must be a rival to Kwan. Sorry Sasha was no rival to Kwan. Kwan's only real rivals ever were Tara and Slutskaya.
But the Japanese pushed her away so fast once Mao came on. Unlike Sasha, Fumie was not memorable nationally or internationally. I liked her for a period before she decided to keep going.
And Sasha is a silver Olympic Medalist.
I wouldn't take away her national titles in consideration, but I'd think they are very similar to Sasha's silvers- because of the competition Sasha faced at nationals.
Fumie faced Mao Asada throughout her career at Nationals. Mao is just as great a skater as Kwan, some would argue even better. She also faced Shizukua, a World and Olympic Champion, who is better than the 2nd best person Sasha faced at Nationals. I already pointed out Fumie would have won the 2005, 2006, and 2009 National titles so would have 3 to Sasha's 0, an even bigger gap than now.
Why are you taking Sasha's title away?
The years Mao won her titles, except 2008-09, Fumie did not come in second; the three other times she came in either 4th and 7th. So I don't think Mao is a good excuse.
Fumie did come in 2nd to Shizukua once. So Fumie came in second to the "great skaters" twice. Cohen came in second to Kwan 4 times.
A comparison that might have been closer for debate would be Fumie Suguri's career vs. Surya Bonaly's career (3 world medals, 5th+4th at successive Olympics, etc.).
Do you really think Fumie would have won 2004 Worlds even if she skated her best?
I agree. Cohen is kind of anomaly - she could contend with the top but always fell short. There aren't many other skaters who would probably fall in that category. Maybe Cohen and Rochette is a more fitting comparison.
Remember Fumie was #1 Japanese going into those worlds and #3 Japanese Shizuka ended up winning, so Fumie winning was possible. She was the recent GPF champion so the judges would have taken her seriously as a gold contender had she skated well in all arounds.
2005 worlds is far more of a than 2004. However small her chances of winning in 2004, winning 2005 worlds over Irina on her home ice skating that well is 20 times less. She could have won the silver in 2005 perhaps though, probably no medal in 2004 even skating her best, but chances of a gold were atleast higher than 2005.
My question is then, how popular was Fumie exactly in Japan when she was in her prime?
I think very. She was included in that famous chocolate commercial that was the 2006 version of the US Campbell's soup one from 1998.
She also was a very nice exhibition skater, so while I agree she wouldn't get the crowds Sasha would, I don't agree that "no one would want to see her".
Sasha was very popular in Europe as well as the US, and I didn't find European audiences during this time particularly receptive to Asian skaters, so I do think Sasha enjoyed a broader audience.
2005 she would have done very well with her 4CC performances (2nd place), but in 2004 the thought of her even medaling is a stretch because the field was so stacked.
It's funny. The only time I preferred Sasha over Fumie was in the 2005-2006 season. Every other season, I liked Fumie better as I thought she had better choreography, way better skating skills, and more soul. Choreography in 2002-2003 was sort of a wash as I thought both skaters had blah routines. Also, Fumie's Carmen LP blows Sasha's out of the water.
That said, I'd give the edge to Sasha. I felt she improved every season whereas Fumie never improved upon her deficiencies.
She would have won the bronze very easily in 2005 with her 4CC's performances (heck she didnt even need to skate that well) but I am not sure about 2nd. Probably not. Sasha skated the closest she ever did to a clean LP in a major event at those worlds, and Fumie couldnt even beat a 2 fall Sasha in the LP phase or come close to beating her overall in Turin. Assuming a 61-62 short program, Fumie would have needed to score a good 7 points or more higher than she ever did in a long program to beat Sasha for the silver.
I dont know why you think beating Sasha in 2005 would be easier than 2004. Sasha's SP at the 2004 worlds was spectacular but her LP was mediocre, lots of shaky landings, combinations left out, and an ugly miss on a triple salchow near the end. Fumie probably had a better shot of silver at the 2004 worlds than 2005, but she wasnt winning gold at either one.
Sasha will always be a disappointment. Yes, she had a better career than Fumie but should have been one of the greats. I love Fumie but I would say maximized her potential, Sasha barely scratched the surface of hers.
I would argue that Sasha actually did pretty well with regards to her potential. She had neither the strongest basics nor the strongest technique, and there was no way she would produce semi regular clean performances. It's actually inaccurate when people call Cohen inconsistent. She consistently made one or two mistakes per program, rarely more or less. She rarely if ever double planned triples, and almost never gave up, often fighting back from early mistakes. She was only a disappointment if you bought into the tremendous hype.
This is maybe the funniest trash can election, but I fear the discussion will not go anywhere fun.
She was probably overhyped but she certainly had more potential than what her career produced. Shizuka Arakawa who was never supposed to be a global skating champion, and while a talented skater isnt truly special the way Sasha is in anyway, even won a world and Olympic title in the same era. Had she done her years first and last cheesefest performances or atleast 2 of her grand prix performances she would have all of the grand prix final, U.S Nationals, and worlds in early 2004, yet she didnt produce that at any of those 3, and lost all 3. If she could do it at those minor venues, why couldnt she in the 3 big events. It makes no sense. Her U.S nationals performances would have won the 2006 worlds and probably the 2006 Olympics (she still tried and landed more clean triples than Shizuka did afterall). Again no reason she could produce that there, but not at the 2 venues it mattered most. Or her Cup of Russia performances at the Nationals or worlds in 2003.
It would be one thing if she never did it, but she did and just produced something lesser at the most important events and times, as she did at lesser events, and lost gold medals or chances of them because of that.
Of course I do, that's what I said in my post.
You, however, can't seem to be able to post in any thread without being abrasive, which is pretty much what the ingore list is for. Goodbye!
she had a tough road ahead of her skating against Michelle and Irina. It's easy to pick on shiz, because she finished 2nd behind her at two big events, but there were other "not as good (hyped?) skaters that she lost medals to starting with our friend and thread subject Fumie. Cohen should have medaled at 02 and 03 worlds, but she didn't, Fumie did. She also lost a spot to cupcake... Talk about "lesser skaters" Then there's Hughes.. Let's not go there. And of course she lost her last worlds to both Fumie and Kimmie "airplane arms" Meisner.
Sasha losing 06 Worlds to Kimmie when Michelle, Irina, and Shizuka all were not there pretty much tells me she just was never meant to be a world champion. I mean...talk about being handed something on a golden platter...
True, but I think a stricter technical caller on Meissner's combinations might have changed the overall result somewhat (although edge calls would have hurt some of the skaters too, including Cohen).


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Jayhawker wrote:How are my grandkids supposed to shoot ducks a week before the season if there's no water around the blind. We need water to be 34 ft. and if it's not I can't get a boat in the blind. Total waste of a Lake if we can't hunt it.
Quack-Attack19 wrote:First, 34 ft is way to high.
Second, everybody from now on should just direct there questions toward Teledo because he hunted Catahoula last year on opening day of the second split and killed his limit. This automatically makes him an expert on all things that have to do with Catahoula. The only problem is anybody could grab a hand full of rocks, a sling shot, and a bright yellow shirt and kill a limit of birds on opening morning of the second split.
Third, I am fine with KIDS getting to hunt one week early, however when you see little kids coming off the lake with a 12 gauge that stands taller then they do something has got to give.
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Arsène Wenger says the way that Arsenal finish this season will determine whether they can challenge for the title next year.
After a difficult start to the campaign in which they lost twice in three games, the Gunners have moved steadily up the table and now lie in third place.
Their form in recent months is similar to that of Manchester United and their title rivals City, and Wenger says he will know during the run-in whether they can compete next season.
"Let's see how we finish. We have big games coming up," he said. "If we maintain consistency until the end of the season we can think like that.
"If we don't drop any more points I would say we can come to that conclusion. With nine games to go, we've got five at home and four away. It all depends on how we finish."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Why is Tuesday so happy?
Lassik wrote:Why is Tuesday so happy?
Tuesday is happy because Monday is over. Monday sucks :D
If you have a retail job, there is no such thing as a Saturday off.
Doubly so if you do freelance work on the side. *sigh*
Where would the smiley day be for a person in my position?
Monday won't be so upset come the next 3-day weekend! Wooo!
I would think that "Hump Day" would be the happiest of the group.
OK, who spiked the punch?
I think Monday gets a bum wrap, he's just grumpy 'cause he always gets stuck with clean up duty after the weekend parrr-tay! So see, weekends are totally jerks.
That's a nervous smile of Tuesday's. She's not happy, just feeling uncomfortable.
HAHA This is cute... if I didn't work weekends, this would be a perfect representation of my days off. The Monday is still appropriate, no matter what anyone says.
As a college student I am loving this shirt! Sunday is sleeping all day as an attempt to recover from Friday and Saturday. Monday is angry because the hangover is still lingering. Tuesday is just happy that horrible headache is gone! Wednesday and Thursday are chilling because of all the exams.
Sweet design, Naolito & Evan.
Lampshade hat! ^__^
Now I need a shirt depicting the summer for a teacher! It starts very much like a weekend but ends with paranoia, near starvation, and bills...
If only somehow we could ALSO be paid during the summer, it would be a perfect job...
Uh-oh. Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays.
erockem wrote:Uh-oh. Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays.
I believe you can get your ass kicked sayin' something like that, man.
Thank a union member for the five-day week.
Aw man! They're getting blood everywhere!
So my theory is that this is Monday's house, and Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are his more shy friends who aren't really sure if they should interrupt the proceedings since it looks like Monday's going to blow his top, and Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are... well, the oblivious jerks. If I didn't already have my novel all figured out for Camp NaNoWriMo next month, I'd write a story about this. Awesome design, N & E!
We have weeks because the Babylonians dedicated a day to each of the seven heavenly bodies visible to the naked eye that move relative to the background stars: the sun, moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. The usage of the seven-day week passed to both the Jews and the ancient Greeks; the Romans eventually replaced their previous eight-day week with the Greek seven-day one. Most day-names in Romance languages continue to follow the Latin/Roman names of those gods/planets.
Under the Roman Empire, the Germanic tribes adopted the Roman calendar, but mapped their gods onto the Roman gods: "Sol" and "Luna" became "Sun" and "Moon"; Mars was mapped to Tyr/Tiwaz/Teiws because they're both war gods; Mercury to Odin/Woden, because they were both psychopomps -- tasked with taking the souls of the dead to the afterlife (bet you didn't know that about either of them!); Jupiter to Thor, because they're the ones in charge of thunder and lightning; and, in the only one which is a TOTAL no-brainer, Venus to Freya.
kjsmason2010 wrote:As a college student I am loving this shirt! Sunday is sleeping all day as an attempt to recover from Friday and Saturday. Monday is angry because the hangover is still lingering. Tuesday is just happy that horrible headache is gone! Wednesday and Thursday are chilling because of all the exams.
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Is that a subtle reference to the Cure song in the write-up subtitle? I'm going to assume it is, because that's the first thing I thought of when I looked at the shirt. Props to the writer.
Tuesday is the Dopey of the group.
Statistically speaking, Tuesday is the most depressing day of the week. So it shouldn't be happy at all...
davidwot wrote:That's a nervous smile of Tuesday's. She's not happy, just feeling uncomfortable.
Wait, so Tuesday's a girl? That... uh... actually, that explains a lot.
When I first saw this I thought of those little pill containers and it made me wonder what was in Friday and Saturday.
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I am actually very responsible with a 3.92, double-major and a minor with 122 hours already completed.
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So a fairly linear representation of how Friday to Saturday, you flip yourself to the couch in extrovert party mode, Saturday to Sunday, you gradually collapse into sleep it off mode and Monday, you get on your feet, frown and start all over again.
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hey there, i've been building some armor, but i have a problem, i use acrylic paints, so when i have taken the chest piece out for a test spin, i find where the shoulders are touching the armor, the paint gets rubbed off.
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Title text: Or a cabbage, for that matter. Goats make sense. Goats are fine.
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 given to ferry has been altered in various retellings (it commonly involves a fox, goose and bag of beans), but the essentials are as given, with the objective to get all three to the other side (uneaten). The traditional solution would be:
- Take goat across.
- Go back alone.
- Take cabbage (or wolf) across.
- Take back goat.
- Take wolf (or cabbage) across.
- Go back alone.
- Take goat across.
By leaving the wolf behind, four steps are saved - the comic's "step 4" is just a comment - and the troublesome wolf (a wild, 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.
- [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 lumpy bally 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 thinks "aww no mo bally" as the person goes off.]
- 3. Take the cabbage across.
- 4. Leave the wolf. Why did you have a wolf?
- [The wolf goes off all sad-like.]
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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 126.96.36.199 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. 184.108.40.206 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. 220.127.116.11 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 22.214.171.124 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. 184.108.40.206 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. -- 220.127.116.11 (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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As part of the Religious Action Center's 50th Anniversary celebration, we were pleased to announce the first-ever recipients of the Kovler Black-Jewish Microgrant Program. This program is meant to promote quality programming and activities that enhance Black-Jewish relations.
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Ok, a few weeks ago I checked the strong hive and saw that the queen was laying in 8 frames out of the two brood supers.
The rest was honey, most of it capped.
... happen in only a few weeks. It seems they ate the honey in most of the frames, and the queen layed eggs in there. Now things are switched - with only about 8 frames of honey that isn't capped.
I know what I saw before - lots of honey, and not very much brood.
Isn't it late in the season though for getting much of a summer honey harvest?
....is it possible they ate it because it's rained every day (usually in the late afternoon or evening)? Even one frame I'd seen before, one slam FULL of pollen, was basiclly empty. .
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Steve Morrow will be remembered for his decisive goal in the 1993 Coca Cola Cup but also for the bizarre injury he suffered soon after the final whistle. The matchwinner was hoisted aloft by Tony Adams, fell over the captain's shoulder and broke his arm on the Wembley turf. Morrow missed the trophy presentation and received his medal at Wembley when the team played in the FA Cup Final later that year.
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In 1890, Arsenal moved across Plumstead High Street to a new ground which already had a stand, terraces and dressing rooms - the Invicta. At their previous ground Arsenal had to rope off the pitch and bring in wagons for crowds of 500 to 1,000. Those days seemed behind the Club, but a huge increase on the rent forced Arsenal to move again in 1893.
Preston's team of 1888-89 were tagged 'The Invincibles' after completing an unbeaten top-flight season. Their astonishing feat remained unique until last season, when Arsène Wenger's Gunners went through the entire Premiership campaign without tasting defeat. Even more impressively, Arsenal had to play 38 games compared to Preston's 22 in the 19th century.


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