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Spring 2010 D.C. Electrofishing Assessment – A comprehensive survey was scheduled for the 2010 field season at Little Swan Lake. Spring D.C. electrofishing, which is a component of a comprehensive survey, was conducted on June 1st to assess the subadult and adult fish populations of Little Swan Lake. Results of the spring D.C. electrofishing survey reflect a catch dominated by carp and bullheads. Ninety three percent of the catch was comprised of carp and bullheads, representing 55 and 38 percent of the total catch, respectively. Yellow perch was the only game fish sampled in limited numbers (n=3) during the 2010 D.C. electrofishing assessment.
2010 Tandem Hoop Net Assessment- Tandem hoop net assessment, the second component of the comprehensive survey was conducted during late July to assess the subadult and adult channel catfish population of Little Swan Lake. A catch rate of 5 fish per series reflect a population estimate of less then one fish per acre, suggesting limited numbers of this species in Little Swan Lake. Length frequency analysis reflects a fish population comprised of stock (11.0 – 15.9 inches) and quality (16.0 – 23.9 inches) size fish at 19 and 81 percent; respectively, of the total channel catfish catch. Relative weight (Wr), an indice of body condition was 85, which are below the target range of 95 – 105 indicating a fish population in less the desirable body condition. Black bullheads (n = 271) and carp (n = 131) were also sampled in considerable numbers during the 2010 tandem hoop net survey.
Fall 2010 Fyke Net Assessment - Fall fyke netting, the last sampling technique of the 2010 comprehensive survey was conducted in late September to assess the subadult and adult fish populations of Little Swan Lake. A total of 66 channel catfish were sampled during the 2010 fall fyke net assessment, reflecting a catch rate of 8 fish per net, which is the highest catch rate recorded since fall fyke netting began in 1996. Length frequency analysis reflects a catfish population dominated by stock (11.0 – 15.9 inches) and quality (16.0 – 23.9 inches) size fish at 16 and 78 percent respectively. Preferred (> 24.0 inches) size fish comprised the remaining 4 percent of the channel catfish sample. A channel catfish relative weight of 90 is slightly below the 95 – 105 target range reflecting fish in fairly good body condition; however, an overall improvement of the channel catfish relative weight is noted from the summer, 2010 tandem hoop net assessment (85).
Yellow perch were also sampled during the 2010 fall fyke net assessment. A yellow perch catch rate of 7 fish per net was comparable to the lakes median value of 6 fish per net, indicating a typical yellow perch population in Little Swan Lake. Catch rates were lower but comparable to the Spirit Lake median value of 16 fish per net, suggesting a yellow perch population at less then typical numbers of other yellow perch lakes within the Spirit Lake District.
A relative weight of 94 is slightly less then the target range of 95 – 105 suggesting a yellow perch population in fairly good body condition.
Black crappie were also sampled in low numbers (n = 1) during the 2010 fall fyke net assessment suggesting a limited population of this speces in Little Swan Lake.
Rough fish comprised of buffalo, carp, white sucker and quillback represented 14 percent of the total 2010 fall fyke net catch. Carp dominated the rough fish catch at 9 percent of the total catch; however, carp catch rates were approximently two times lower then the lakes median value of 9 fish per haul.
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The vast majority of Iowa's streams, rivers and lakes offer safe and high-quality fish that pose little or no threat to human health if consumed. Some limitations may apply for young children and pregnant women. Here's a Fish Consumption Fact Sheet from the Iowa DNR and the Iowa Dept. of Public Health for more information. Here is a list of current fish consumption advisories for Iowa lakes and rivers.

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Recently coming across a YouTube video by a young man talking about homophobic gay guys not only had me intrigued but also quite troubled. In this video he spoke about how in the last 2 years (after coming out of the closet) he has come across more homophobic gay guys than straight guys. He further put forth his own analysis of this phenomenon. He just being 22, I must admit although he's very cute and my natural gay instinct was to stare at his lovely topless body I did pay attention the video's content. Although I disagree with a few points he made, the fundamental question raised is interesting. Are there really homophobic gay guys out there?As we all know the gay community is very fickle over just about everything. I have found that it can be difficult to get GLBT people to get off their asses to do something for a cause if it does not include a parade, a party and/or alcohol. We also, at times, appear to have a slight attention span problem and also tend to disagree allot about a multitude of issues. In my opinion, this is normal as we are all individuals, with different priorities and different preferences.
Being part of a community does not imply mindless conformity because if it did, we would be one hell of a boring bunch. Yet, with all our differences we still classify ourselves into categories in the gay community based on our age, appearance, preferences and attitudes. We get the twinks, bears, bear cups, leather daddies, butch, femme, tops, bottoms, straight acting, stephford fags, jocks, drag queens, transvestites, lipstick lesbians and I could go on. I belive categorizing ourselves in this manner is an attempt not only to acknowledge our differences but also to achieve a sense of community. We are after all as diverse as the colors of the rainbow flag that represents us.
It's bad enough to deal with homophobic heterosexuals but when it comes to homophobic homos it's like the kettle calling the pot black. Being the curious creature I am I could not let this go and engaged some of these controversial homophobic homos. What I found was that in the majority of the cases the statements was based only on aspects of homosexuality and not on its entirety. Some were merely irritated with their perceptions of and experiences with the gay lifestyle that included promiscuity, drug abuse, relationship issues, elitism, ageism, superficiality and ostracism. Some were personally hurt by the gay community either through repetitive failed relationships, the choice of bad friends and/or having fallen victim to discrimination due to their specific category in the gay community and not receiving the support they craved from the community itself. It was not that they hated gay people they hated what had happened to them and they were not likely to go burn the gay flag at some rodeo or sport event or protest at gay clubs and bars.
On the other spectrum there were those gay homophobes that truly meant what they said. Whether their strong aversion stems from self-loathing, denial, or like a friend pointed out, their own feelings of guilt that they are transferring to a whole community is not always crystal clear. I guess if you were raised in a community where homosexuality is frowned upon (to put it mildly) and fear and denial of who and what you really are combines, the outwardly expression of their own insecurity and personal conflict will materialize in homophobia. They are the ones most likely to join these weird and sinister Christian groups that convert homosexuals with prayer, Bible study and group meetings. It's like AA for gays, however it led me wonder whether it is not only making things worse for them to fight a part of themselves which they can't really fix? In this light shouldn't their homophobia be seen as a cry for help?
It's sad but true there really are homophobic homos out there. Some gay people make reckless and derogatory statements about our community in the heat of the moment but once cooled down their rainbows shine bright once again. Unfortunately we also have those brothers and sisters who are in the midst of a terrible storm and can, for the moment, not see past the dark clouds, pouring rain and lightning. We as a GLBT community should have patience with them and help them weather the storm so once the sun emerges they too will see their true colors shine bright and be proud.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 5-3 behind the masterful pitching of Max Scherzer and the hitting of Miguel Cabrera to level their best-of-five divisional playoff series at 1-1 Sunday. A last-ditch New York rally from a 5-1 deficit fell short, as Game One hero Robinson Cano grounded out with men on first and second to end the threat and eliminate New York's home-field advantage as the series shifts to Detroit.
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Foundations of Yoga Online Course
This course was developed to offer first time Yoga seekers the chance to practice Yoga at one's own speed and get the fundamental basics of Hatha Yoga. Hatha Yoga has become worldwide craze and sometimes it can get confusing just where to begin with all the options of classes available. Within the Hatha Yoga system there is some key basics to know that is invaluable to a long term practice.
The first thing that many people are attracted to in Hatha Yoga is the Asana's (postures). It is here that we will begin this foundational online course. Each video will introduce a number of the core Asana (postures) that are the foundation of the Hatha Yoga practice. These postures can be found in most disciplines of Hatha Yoga, therefore I truly feel this course will be a great place for you to begin your exploration of Yoga. Also included are informal companion video's that speak about underlying philosophies so that anyone who takes this course will feel informed when attending classes and furthering their Yoga exploration.
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e. He tried to be the comedian. He always wanted to lighten things up."
"He wore his heart on his sleeve," his son remembered. "He wasn't overly nice, he was genuinely nice. He could talk to anyone."
Clarence Poel died Sunday at age 91, with his family gathered at his side.
A newspaper man for more than 65 years, Poel was most recently known for writing his "Focus on People" columns, which appeared twice weekly in the Grand Haven Tribune.
He had written more than 7,000 columns by the time he was interviewed in August 2010 for the 125th anniversary of the Tribune. Randy said he believed his dad's last column appeared in December 2010.
"I try not to make my columns critical of people," Clarence Poel said for a story written at the time. "I especially like to write columns about people helping other people."
Randy Poel said it drove his dad crazy when somebody wrote something bad about someone.
"He didn't like exploiting people's misery," Randy said. "That's the only thing he didn't like about being a reporter."
Clarence Poel was born and raised in Grand Haven, graduating at age 17 from Grand Haven High School in 1937. He married his sweetheart, Doris (Welling), now 88, who graduated from GHHS in 1940.
Clarence worked at General Motors in Grand Rapids prior to enlisting in the Army in World War II, Randy said.
"He wrote Mom virtually every day when he was overseas," Randy said. "Mom never threw the letters away. We have all of them and we have Dad's military locker.
Randy said his dad's journalism career evolved when one of his dad's friends read some of those letters and invited Clarence to write for the local newspaper. That friend was Almon McCall, who was at that time the editor of the Grand Haven Tribune.
Clarence started his career as sports editor. That evolved to the point that he found himself covering police, then city and county news as well. Eventually, he became the managing editor. He switched to editorial page editor in 1973 when Fred VandenBrand became the managing editor.
"The Tri-Cities area has lost someone very special with the death of veteran Grand Haven Tribune reporter, photographer, editor and most recently columnist Clarence 'Tad' Poel," VandenBrand said this morning. "Although he brought news to Tri-Cities residents for more than a half of a century, his relationship with his God and family were always far more important to him than the printed page. Those first loves were reflected in the way he treated people and in the thousands of 'Focus on People' columns he authored past his 90th birthday. Tad loved human interest stories, especially about common folk, and his columns usually were about people who weren't normally in the limelight.
"Being raised in the Tri-Cities and working at the Tribune in various capacities for more than 60 years, he was also a great resource for local history," VandenBrand said. "He will surely be missed."
Randy said back in the early days his dad had an offer to be the press secretary for then-President Gerald R. Ford.
"He didn't want to leave Grand Haven and the money wasn't any better," Randy said. "And he had already started his family."
One of his father's greatest virtues was loyalty, Randy said. "Once he made a friend, they were a friend for life," he said.
Randy noted that his father had a diverse group of friends, despite his staunch Christian Reformed upraising and the fact his father didn't approve of his Catholic friends.
"That was Tad," Randy said. "Life's too short to carry grudges. He liked everyone."
Something that always stuck in Randy's head was a question a co-worker asked him more than 20 years ago: "Why doesn't your dad run for mayor? Everybody knows him and likes him."
Randy said he posed the question to his father at a Sunday dinner and, for once, his dad did not smile.
"Why would I subject myself to that," was Clarence's answer. "I'll just support the town the way I love to do."
Randy also remembered his father working late at night during elections. Not only was he writing stories for the Tribune, but he was also releasing reports to other newspapers.
"He did stringing for years," Randy said.
Clarence did reporting for the Grand Rapids Herald, Grand Rapids Press, Chicago Tribune and the Detroit Free Press.
Clarence also stayed very physically active, always walking the few short blocks from his house to the Tribune and playing tennis up until two years ago, his son said.
Poel is survived by his wife of more than 66 years, Doris; seven children: Barb (Dan) Hoekema of Grand Rapids, Marilyn (Paul) Milkamp of Grandville, Bill (Kathy) Poel of Grand Rapids, Chris (Andy) Maddox of Grand Rapids, Linda (Scott) Wesseldyke Hudsonville, Randy (Lisa) Poel of Grand Haven and Marie (John) Wiersma of Spring Lake; as well as 18 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; a sister, Gladys Brook of Jenison; and sister-in-law, Jackie Spence of Largo, Fla.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Mary Ellen DeWitt.
The funeral service for Clarence will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Second Christian Reformed Church in Grand Haven, with the Rev. Michael Koetje officiating. Relatives and friends are invited to greet the family from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the Klaassen Family Funeral Home in Grand Haven.
Interment will be at Lake Forest Cemetery. Full Military Rites will be provided by the Charles A. Conklin Post 28. Memorial contributions may be given to the Gideons or the Ross Poel Organization.


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Osgood-Schlatter disease
Osgood-Schlatter disease is a painful swelling of the bump on the upper part of the shinbone, just below the knee. This bump is called the anterior tibial tubercle.
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Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Osgood-Schlatter disease is thought to be caused by small injuries due to repeated overuse before the knee area is finished growing.
The quadriceps muscle is a large, strong muscle on the front part of the upper leg. When this muscle squeezes (contracts), it straightens the knee. The quadriceps muscle is an important muscle for running, jumping, and climbing.
When the quadriceps muscle is used a lot in sports activities during a child's growth spurt, this area becomes irritated or swollen and causes pain.
It is common in adolescents who play soccer, basketball, and volleyball, and who participate in gymnastics. Osgood-Schlatter disease affects more boys than girls.
The main symptom is painful swelling over a bump on the lower leg bone (shinbone). Symptoms occur on one or both legs.
You may have leg pain or knee pain, which gets worse with running, jumping, and climbing stairs.
The area is tender to pressure, and swelling ranges from mild to very severe.
Signs and tests
Your doctor can tell if you have this condition by performing a physical exam.
A bone x-ray may be normal, or it may show swelling or damage to the tibial tubercle -- a bony bump below the knee. X-rays are rarely used unless the doctor wants to rule out other causes of the pain.
Osgood-Schlatter disease will almost always goes away on its own once the child stops growing.
Treatment includes:
- Rest and decreasing activity when your child has symptoms
- Putting ice over the painful area two to four times a day, and after activities
- Ibuprofen or other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), or acetaminophen (Tylenol).
In many cases, the condition will get better using these methods.
Adolescents should be allowed to play sports if the activity does not cause too much discomfort. However, symptoms will improve faster if activity is kept to a minimum. Sometimes, a child will need to take a break from most or all sports for 2 or more months.
In the rare case where symptoms do not go away, a cast or brace may be used to support the leg until it heals. This typically takes 6 - 8 weeks. Crutches may be used for walking to keep weight off the painful leg.
Rarely, surgery may be needed.
Expectations (prognosis)
Most cases get better on their own after a few weeks or months. Most cases eventually go away once the child finished growing.
Calling your health care provider
Call your health care provider if your child has knee or leg pain, or if pain does not get better with treatment.
The small injuries that may cause this disorder are usually unnoticed, so prevention may not be possible. Regular stretching, both before and after exercise and athletics, can help prevent injury.
Wells L, Sehgal K. Osgood-Schlatter Disease. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB,Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbookof Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 669.4.
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Anderson County offices relocate to Courthouse Annex
ANDERSON COUNTY - Certain Anderson County government offices will be closed later this month to relocate into the new Courthouse Annex at 410 E. River St.
Situated on 6.25 acres in the city of Anderson, the 47,000-square-foot Courthouse Annex will house offices for the assessor, treasurer, auditor, register of deeds and the county government mail center. This renovated facility alleviates the former issues of inadequate space for offices, security issues for the General Sessions Court and Magistrate Court systems, and accessibility and parking problems for residents seeking to do business with county government.
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Faculty Publications 2010
Cohen, Frances C. SEE: Johnson, Heather R.
Dooley, David M. SEE also: Fitzpatrick, Marzena B.; McGrath, Aaron P.; Ran, Yanchao.
Dooley, David M. "Independent View: URI Crucial to Recovery." South County Independent. March 25, 2010. p.A8.
Dooley, David M. "The President's View." Quadangles. 17(4):3. Summer 2010.
Dooley, David M. "The President's View: The Second Year." Quadangles. 18(1):3. Fall 2010.
Dooley, David M. "The President's View: A Warm Big Chill." Quadangles. 17(3):3. Spring 2010.
Dooley, David M. The University of Rhode Island and Economic Renewal." Narragansett Times. Match 26, 2010. p.8-A.
Dooley, David M. "URI Has Big Role in State's Economic Renewal." Providence Journal. March 10, 2010. p.B6.
Fitzpatrick, Marzena B., Yuji Obara, Doreen E. Brown, David M. Dooley, Takamitsu Kohzuma and Roman S. Czernuszewicz. "Non-Covalent Interactions in Blue Copper Protein Probed by Met16 Mutation and Electronic and Resonance Raman Spectroscopy of Achromobacter cycloclastes Pseudooazurin." Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry. 104(3):250-261. March 2010.
Johnson, Heather R., William H. Zywiak, Daniel D. Graney, Robert L. Stout, Winston B. Trefry, Joy E. LaGrutta and Frances C. Cohen. "Predicting Alcohol Consumption During the Month Before and After Beginning College." Substance Abuse Treatment Prevention & Policy. 5#11. June 15, 2010. 8p.
McGrath, Aaron P., Kimberly M. Hilmer, Charles A. Collyer,David M. Dooley and J. Mitchell Guss. "A New Crystal Form of Human Diamine Oxidase." Acta Crystallographica. Sect. F - Structural Biology and Crystallization Communications. 66(2):137-142. Pt.2. February 2010.
Olson, Amy. "Hillel Expands on Israel's History (Letter)." Good Five Cent Cigar. April 22, 2010.
Ran, Yanchao, Mengyao Liu, Hiu Zhou, Tyler K. Nygaard, Doreen E. Browne, Marian Fabian, David M. Dooley and Benfang Lei. "Spectroscopic Identification of Heme Axial Ligands in HtsA That Are Involved in Heme Acquisition by Streptococcus Pyogenes." Biochemistry. 49(13):2834-2842. April 6, 2010.
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Take an Interactive Tour of Gombe and Beyond with the Jane Goodall Institute
Join the Jane Goodall Institute on a geographic journey to Gombe National Park where you will learn all about the G Family of chimpanzees, as well how the Institute is using research data from Gombe and the latest high-tech tools to protect chimpanzees across Africa.
Mandrills: Releasing Some of Tchimpounga's Resident's Back in the Wild
Over the last several years, the team at the Jane Goodall Institute's (JGI) Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center (TCRC) has taken great care to systematically search the wilds of the Republic of Congo (Congo) to locate the ideal habitat to safely release select TCRC primates.
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…just to make room for another one. :) Yeah, it can be funny, and useful, to write about development stuff! Here's the first news: Qt 4.7 Technology Preview has just landed on KDE's area51. If you're thinking about helping us, you're welcome. And you can follow the instructions below.
- Head to http://wiki.FreeBSD.org/KDE4/QT4 and have some good reading.
- Checkout the branch from area51:
$ svn co http://area51.pcbsd.org/branches/qt-4.7tp.
- Checkout the *merge scripts:
$ svn co http://area51.pcbsd.org/trunk/area51/Tools; use them to merge your ports tree with area51 (CAUTION: do you really want to do this outside of a jail?):
# PORTSDIR=$ports_directory KDEDIR=$qt47_directory ./Tools/scripts/qtmerge.
- Choose a port (with an eye on the table in the wiki) and test it: e.g.
# cd $ports_directory/graphics/qt4-svg && make install.
- Fix what's broken (build errors, configuration problems, plists…) and make a patch: e.g.
$ cd $qt47_directory/graphics/qt4-svg && svn diff > ~/qt4-svg.diff; send it to [email protected].
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Oak Creek is also known as: Milwaukee County / Oak Creek city.
On January 2, 1838, the territorial legislature divided Milwaukee County into two civil townships: the Town of Milwaukee, encompassing everything north of the present Greenfield Avenue, and the Town of Lake encompassing everything south of the present Greenfield Avenue; "and the polls of election shall be opened at the house of Elisha Higgins, in said town. " On March 8, 1839, a new Town of Kinnikennick was created, encompassing the western part of Lake (later the Towns of Greenfield and Franklin); and on August 13, 1840, the south portion of the Town of Lake was split off to form the town of Oak Creek. As of the 1840 census, the population of the Town of Lake (then including Oak Creek) was 418. In 1955 the Town of Oak Creek, then still semi-rural with a population of 4807 in the 1950 census, was incorporated as a city under the terms of Wisconsin statute 66. 0215, also known as "The Oak Creek Law. " The Oak Creek Law was crafted by Town Attorney Tony Basile to prevent Oak Creek's annexation by the City of Milwaukee, which by...
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About one fifth of the Ohio public school class of 2011 took at least one Advanced Placement exam during their high school careers, according to a College Board report released today. About 13 percent of the class scored high enough to earn college credit in at least one subject area.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction of Stan Heffner, following his by-now familiar refrain, says Ohio needs to do better:
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Notebook: Vikings might shut down top draft pick Chris Cook for season
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Chris Cook's rookie season may be over. Mercifully.
Interim coach Leslie Frazier on Friday confirmed the Minnesota Vikings are considering shutting down their top draft pick, who enjoyed a breakout training camp before two knee surgeries stunted his progress.
"We're discussing a lot of things with Chris, and that is one part of the discussion," Frazier said. "He is a rookie. He's a guy we think has a great future with our football team. We're going through some different scenarios and trying to do what's best for him and the team as well."
Cook hasn't played since Nov. 21, when he was benched for the second time in less than a month against the Green Bay Packers, and the Vikings already have ruled him out for Sunday's game against the New York Giants, too.
Though Frazier recently said Cook has been dealing with swelling in both knees, the second-round pick out of Virginia on Friday said the left knee is the problem. That's the one in which he partially tore a meniscus in his NFL debut on Sept. 26 -- only 29 days after suffering a similar, but more significant injury in the right knee.
"It's just something I can't get over right now," Cook said. "I don't know what it is. It's a little dull pain whenever I run on it or do any type of movements. The biggest problem is just changing direction; as a (defensive back), that's all I do. If I can't do that well, I can't play."
Cook didn't realize at the time of the second injury he had anything more than a bruise, so he went home for the bye week. That delayed surgery, yet he was back on the practice field on Oct. 13 and returned to game action 11 days after that at Green Bay.
Asked whether he came back too soon, Cook said, "Some people think I rushed it. That could have been it, but I felt good at the time. It was a decision I made at the time based on the way I felt. I felt I was good enough to play."
Cook said doctors simply have told him to rest and allow the muscles around the knee to get stronger. He hasn't heard anything about being shut down but remains hopeful he'll have at least one more chance to salvage something from the season.
"I wasn't planning on this happening," Cook said. "In my mind, I would have been rookie of the year, defensive rookie of the year, with 10 interceptions. It didn't go that way. Hopefully, when I get back -- whenever I get back -- I will perform at a high level."
Peterson feeling better
Adrian Peterson didn't play like a guy with a sprained ankle last weekend against Buffalo. But for what it's worth, the All-Pro halfback said on Friday afternoon he's feeling better.
"A lot better than I did last week," Peterson said. "Last week, I didn't know coming into Saturday if I would be able to go or not. But it's not a question this week."
Frazier admitted after Sunday's game -- in which Peterson rushed for 107 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-14 washout -- he nearly deactivated Peterson after an uninspiring pregame workout.
Only after a lengthy discussion involving running backs coach Eric Bieniemy, offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell and head athletic trainer Eric Sugarman, among others, did Frazier yield to Peterson and put him on the 45-man game day roster.
"It was kind of funny," Peterson said, "because after the game, he was like, 'Man, can you really believe I wasn't going to let you play?' I was like, 'Yeah.'"
Same old thing for Tarvaris
In any other situation, taking the lion's share of practice reps would have backup quarterback Tarvaris Jackson thinking he'd start on Sunday.
Being Brett Favre's backup, however, is its own animal.
"I've learned to kind of get used to it a little bit, even though you don't really want to," Jackson said. "I just know the situation I'm in right now and I try to make the best of it."
Favre, who left the Buffalo game after three plays with a sprained sternoclavicular joint, didn't practice on Wednesday or Thursday and was limited on Friday. However, he's expected to test the injury before Sunday's game, and Jackson admitted he'd be "kind of surprised" if Favre doesn't make his 298th consecutive regular-season start.
"This whole situation has been a different situation," Jackson said. "I'm not going to even sit here and act like it hasn't. It's been a difficult situation, but I just try to make the best out of it. It's a privilege to be in this league, and I'm not promised anything. So, I just try to come out here and be the best player I can be and the best teammate I can be."
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• Another week ended with no resolution in the NFL's long-running investigation into allegations of sexually charged misconduct against Favre during his time with the New York Jets in 2008. "We are continuing our due diligence," league spokesman Greg Aiello posted on his Twitter page. "There will be no decision today or this weekend."
• Two Bills were fined for personal fouls in last week's game. The NFL docked RB Quinton Ganther $5,000 and OL Andy Levitre $7,500 for unnecessary roughness. Ganther hit Vikings P Chris Kluwe away from a play. Levitre hit CB Lito Sheppard late as Sheppard stood near a pile.
• Friday practices have been shorter under Frazier, who said the change is related in part to the need to keep players fresh late in the season. This week's was "probably as good of Friday practice as we've had in a while," Frazier said. The guys were really into it. Great energy, great focus, it was good work. Really gets you excited about the direction that we're going as a group. We've got to go out and play a very good football team on Sunday but you can't fault the effort of our group. They are really working hard."


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I'm not surprised that you assign yourself the authority to announce when Judgment Day comes for others. If you had lived in the 1850s, you might have made a loyal follower of John Brown.
I am quite content to have all of the members read your postings on the: "4 score" thread and on this one, as well as my postings, and decide for themselves which of us has gone over the edge.
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Genghis Khan
Genghis Khan
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Mongol Conqueror
Genghis Khan established the Mongol nation, conquered most of the known world, and rightfully earned the reputation as one of the great military leaders of all time. Although often called "barbarian," with a "horde" for an army, Khan achieved his victories through brilliant organization and tactics rather than barbaric behavior
Born into an influential family in central Mongolia along the Onon River in 1167, or as early as 1155, depending on the account, Genghis Khan received the name Temujin in honor of a Tartar enemy his father admired. Then Temujin was nine, rival tribal members killed his father, forcing the family into exile. They barely survived the harsh winter, and their situation became even more tenuous when another tribe raided their camp and took Temujin prisoner, placing a heavy wooden collar around his neck to prevent escape.
The security measures did not prove sufficient. Temujin managed to free himself, return to his tribe, and by his early teens, gain the reputation as a furious warrior. Before he was twenty, Temujin had begun to forge cooperation among the many clans and tribes through diplomacy and marriage to the daughter of a powerful neighbor. While the number of the young leader's alliances were still small, a rival tribe, the Merkits, raided Temujin's camp and kidnapped his wife. Temujin increased his efforts to unite neighboring families and within a year defeated the Merkits and rescued his spouse.
Temujin's success against the Merkits drew other tribes to his side. He attacked and defeated those who opposed him. He then allowed survivors to choose between joining his forces or being put to the sword. By the age of twenty-five, Temujin had systematically united all of the Mongol tribes into a single federation and assumed the title Genghis Khan – variously defined as "universal lord," "rightful lord," or "precious lord."
Khan required each of his federation's subtribes to maintain a standing force prepared to defend their territory or to assume the offensive. He organized his military on a system of ten – ten men to a squad, ten quads to a company, ten companies to a regiment, and so on, up to "Tumens" of ten thousand men. Khan's sons and other trusted family and clan members assumed the senior leadership positions and enforced rigid training and discipline. These practices and organization are similar to that of Attila the Hun, of more than seven hundred years earlier. History does not reveal whether Genghis copied any of his predecessor's ideas or if they were his own innovations. Regardless of their origin, he wisely organized his army to achieve maximum results.
Heavy cavalry warriors, armed with lance and sword and protected by leather helmets and breastplates, made up almost half of Khan's army. Light cavalry archers, armed with bows and arrows and protected by little more than leather helmets, filled the remaining ranks. All members of the Mongol army were mounted, and the cavalrymen led spare horses that carried sufficient supplies and equipment needed for protracted campaigns. These innovations and adaptations produced an extremely mobile army far superior to any other of its time.
To support his operations, Khan employed an extensive network of spied and scouts who reported enemy strengths and locations. When reconnaissance detected a weakness, Khan massed his force of as many as 250,000 men and attacked, with the heavy cavalry leading the way and the archers supporting from the rear. Columns of horsemen could divide into smaller groups and exploit weaknesses or pass through each other and surround strong points. This bold, rapid offensive is the first example of "blitzkrieg" warfare that would typify combat for centuries.
The Mongol army, however, did not remain static, rather, it constantly evolved as the situation demanded. When Khan faced fortified cities in northern China, he added carious catapults and siege machines that his men could disassemble into sections and carry on pack animals. When needed engineer and medical skills were not available within his own ranks, he conscripted or captured experts from other countries.
Terror, both as a psychological tool and as a characteristic of the warfare of the time, played an important role in Khan's tactics. His army rarely took prisoners, often butchering civilians as well as soldiers as they captured cities. So fearful did the Mongol reputation become that potential enemies often fled rather than attempt to stand against Khan's "barbaric hordes."
Once Khan had eliminated all opposition in his native territory and effectively established the Mongol nation, he looked elsewhere to expand his empire. In 1206 he invaded China and within two tears breached the "Great Wall." Through systematic offensives, Khan defeated all of China by 1215 and in 1218 added the peninsula of Korea to his empire.
In 1219, in retaliation for the murder of Mongol traders, he turned his army westward against the Turks and soon captured the region that today includes Iraq, Iran, and western Turkestan (by chandler fisher). Khan then attacked and occupied the area of modern northern India and Pakistan. With the territories to his south and west under his control, Khan invaded Russia in 1222 and occupied lands from the Persian Gulf to the Arctic Ocean.
Although Khan plundered and murdered all across Asia, he did not neglect the people of a defeated country who had managed to survive the initial onslaught. He established viable governments, often with local officials left in charge, and ensured the availability of ample food and security for all as well as allowing prevailing religious observances to continue without persecution. As caring in peace as he was vicious in war, Khan left many of the Mongol-occupied areas and defeated local inhabitants to experience an improvement in their quality of life.
By 1226, Khan ruled an empire that stretched from Poland in the west to Korea in the east and from Vietnam in the south to Russia's Arctic Ocean shores in the north. Yet it was not complacency that slowed the Mongol leader; it was age. Over sixty and in failing health, Khan attempted to return to Mongolia from a campaign to put down a revolt in China but died during his journey. Shortly before his death, he placed one of his sons in charge of the army and directed his to slaughter the Chinese rebels after their defeat.
Khan's empire lasted for more than 150 years after his death due to able leadership by his sons and grandsons. Although Russia and China each eventually subjugated parts of his empire, the Mongol nation remained. Within Mongolia today, Khan remains a national hero. Despite interference from the then ruling Soviet Union, his eight hundredth birthday was a day of national celebration. Both within and outside Asia, the name Genghis Khan remains synonymous with world domination and military might. His accomplishments were vast and lasting, and his military skills were superior in every manner. He easily ranks as one of the all-time most influential military leaders in history, eclipsed only by George Washington, Napoleon I, and Alexander the Great.


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