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TORONTO - In a nation with a rich mix of cultures, Canada's Christmas season offers an opportunity to share different cultures and traditions between the country's Muslims and Christians.
"We love Christmas," Raheel Raza, a Muslim interfaith diversity consultant and author, told CTV Toronto on Sunday, December 11.
"One doesn't have to get into it from a religious perspective, but from a cultural perspective, it's wonderful."
Since moving from Pakistan, Raza has become a passionate advocate for cultural and religious diversity, embracing several Canadian traditions.
Now, she waits every year's Christmas to decorate reindeer figurines with menorah antlers, spray-paint dried bagels to use as ornaments on a Christmas tree, or stuff turkeys with Jollof rice.
"When we come to a diverse country like Canada, it becomes very interesting and educational if we are able to respect and participate in each other's traditions," Raza said.
Her younger daughters-in-law are Christian, and her grandchildren are a mix of Mexican, Pakistani and Canadian origin.
"So we celebrate everything, we definitely take part in each other's traditions. It's enriching."
Raza has even been nicknamed the "Merry Muslim" by friends and family for her high spirits during the holidays.
"We do a lot of gifting," she says.
"Sometimes I think we give more gifts at Christmas than most of my Christian friends."
Muslims make around 1.9 percent of Canada's 32.8 million population, and Islam is the number one non-Christian faith in the Roman Catholic country.
Christmas is the main festival on the Christian calendar. Its celebrations reach its peak at 12:00 PM on December 24 of every year.
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I managed to catch the end of the Vikings game yesterday, which apparently is all anyone needed to see. But I was one of the few people that wasn't surprised to see Brett Favre throw a game-winning touchdown. You see... I've personally seen him do it many times before yesterday.
As Randy Shaver reminded me, exactly 10 years ago yesterday, Brett Favre did the exact same thing to the Vikings at Lambeau Field. Randy and I were standing in the endzone watching it before our very eyes in 1999. I will never forget it either. I distinctly remember Randy telling me that Favre was going to do the improbable and somehow lead the Packers to a game-winning touchdown against the Vikings. And sure enough... he did.
We both marveled at how awesome it was that Favre could march down the field and score at will like that. It was incredible to see it in person. Now, I know that Favre has done it many times before and I'm sure a lot of them were against the purple. But to watch him do it as a Viking is still a bit surreal to me.
I'm not a Vikings fan and I'm really not a Favre fan but I find myself drawn to the TV on Sundays to watch the Vikings. What exactly is happening to me? Am I getting sucked into the hype? Or am I just becoming the typical Minnesota fair-weather fan?
Whatever it is, Favre never disappoints when I tune in. I'm happy for the Vikings, but I'm starting to feel guilty for neglecting my true home-town team, the Chicago Bears!
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DULUTH — Trenton went to work on the power play just 11 seconds into a tied third period.But Akim Aliu intercepted a puck inside the Gwinnett blue line, spun and charged up the right wing. Devils' defenseman Martin Nolet was abreast of Aliu in the neutral zone, but fell to his knees and Aliu was gone. The Atlanta Thrashers' prospect cruised in on a 2-on-0 breakaway with Andy Brandt to his left. Aliu drew the puck to his backhand and banked it in off Devils' goalie Dave Caruso for a short-handed unassisted goal at 1:18. His second goal of the night stood up for the rest of the period and the Gladiators gutted out a 4-3 victory Sunday. Gwinnett extended its winning streak to a season-high six games and kept pace in the Eastern Conference playoff race. "We faced a little adversity and it's nice to see the boys come through after going into the third period tied," Aliu said. "It's huge for our confidence. We weren't doing well two, three weeks ago and now hopefully we can get a playoff spot." Head coach Jeff Pyle was happy to get the win, but disappointed with how hard it was to come by after leading in the first and second periods. "We weren't very good at times," Pyle said. "We were sloppy. They had two goals, the first one and the third one, that we just gave away because we don't take pride in getting pucks in and out. That can't happen when you're in a playoff race. "I thought Rozzi saved the game for us." The Devils burst out of the gates and put Gwinnett goalie Chris Carrozzi under heavy pressure from the opening puck drop. The Gladiators failed to muster even a shot on goal for nearly 12 minutes. During that time, Trenton grabbed a 1-0 lead. Trevor Kell roofed a rebound from on top of the crease at 8:03. But it could have been much worse. "It's not that we don't work hard, it's just we get sloppy and we accept it," Pyle said. "I can't live with it. "I'm just disappointed that we didn't come out better. I thought (Trenton) worked extremely hard and played really well. We got the breaks at the right time." Gwinnett got a chance to get going a couple of minutes after the Devils scored when Dan Charleston was called for boarding and unsportsmanlike conduct. The Gladiators finally put some rubber on net on the first power play, but Caruso stoned them on excellent back-to-back shots. Caruso, who played in Gwinnett as a rookie and grew up in Roswell, couldn't get to the next one. Aliu fired a cross-crease pass from deep in the left corner to Pat Galivan on the far post. Galivan hammered it home to tie the game at 12:56. A little more than 90 seconds later, the Gladiators took a 2-1 lead. Dustin Cameron chipped the puck to Brandt on the doorstep. Brandt settled the bouncing puck going forehand to backhand and lifted it top shelf despite the steep angle at 14:32. Brandt thrust both arms in the air and leaped against the glass in celebration. The Devils had premium opportunity to get even late in the first. Matt Vokes was alone above the crease with the puck and time. He waited to shoot, trying to freeze Carrozzi, but the rookie netminder didn't bite. Carrozzi knocked away the shot and kept Gwinnett ahead. Vokes might have missed, but teammate Ryan Ginand didn't. Vokes sprung him on a breakaway with a long stretch pass and Ginand buried it at 11:34 of the second period to tie it 2-2. "We see what kills us and we still continue to do it," Pyle said. "That's what is frustrating." The Gladiators got back in front, scoring seconds after a power play ended at 16:52. Trenton had a chance to clear the puck, but instead gave it right to Michael Forney on the half wall. The rebound from Forney's shot kicked into the slot where Cameron jumped on it. Ginand's second goal of the game drew the Devils even again, also just as a penalty expired at 19:29. But Aliu's short-handed unassisted goal salvaged the two points for Gwinnett. "We're not going to win a lot come playoff time, if we make it, doing that type of stuff," Pyle said. "But they've been working so hard to put themselves in position, I just don't want to see them fail."
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Please tell me if I'm going crazy. My husband of 30 years recently admitted that he enjoys wearing my undergarments! At first I was shocked, but now I am over it. We went shopping together and bought him several pairs of panties and a couple of nightgowns. He was in seventh heaven.

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My 6-year-old grandson, "Andy," was "Daddy's boy" before his father and my daughter divorced. Now "Andrew" (the father) refuses to see Andy or even call him by name. I asked Andy if he misses his daddy a lot, and he nodded yes. It's overwhelmingly sad.

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Your former son-in-law's actions illustrate how shallow his commitment was to his child. In case your former in-laws miss seeing this letter, call them and tell them exactly what you've told me.

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A state of the art security system seems like overkill for a facility, which, on first glance is home to nothing more than colorful bulletin boards with photos of astronauts and elementary school students flanking a workspace that fills with rambunctious kids on weekday afternoons.
Then you see it - a silver flat screen television - as wide as a fifth grader is high - with a semicircular camera perched on top. But it is no simple web cam, as Waisman, the president of One Stop and Neme Alperstein, the director of the center's Computer Technology Videoconferencing Program are quick to explain; it's more like R2-D2 from Star Wars - an enormously expensive and complex hunk of machinery with an all-seeing eye, a window onto the universe.
From its cozy nook at one end of the Community Center, the three-year-old videoconferencing technology has transported dozens of Richmond Hill forth and fifth graders forty feet down on the Great Barrier Reef; to the wilds of Alaska where sled dogs are king; and soon, the equipment will offer this year's 26 students a direct connection or "downlink" as NASA puts it, with astronauts at the International Space Station in, well, space.
A few days after NASA's March 11 shuttle launch - a date overtly susceptible to delay as René Flores, an educational specialist at NASA will tell you - once the shuttle docks and a crew change takes place, the astronauts will be peppered with questions from the students of One Stop. The Space Station's 20-minute communication window will be split between One Stop and a Bellflower, CA elementary school.
But you do not just pat someone on the back, wish him good luck and send him off to space; first, there's an arduous training regimen and a briefing on the mission at hand.
The students from Richmond Hill public and private schools who were accepted to One Stop's free after-school program have been training twice a week since January. They are one group of only a handful that gets to "downlink" with the Space Station this year.
"NASA said, 'grades four and five are our next employees.' They're looking twenty years in advance," said a wide-eyed Alperstein, also a full-time fifth grade teacher in P.S. 56 Q's Astre gifted program.
A few years ago, Alperstein received a small technology grant for her classroom and attended the Space Exploration Educator's Conference at Johnson Space Center. She was so impressed she insisted Waisman come with her the following year, and her boss was a quick convert.
"I had the vision. One hundred percent. I had the vision that it was going to take off," recalled Waisman, who went right to work securing funds for the videoconferencing equipment as well as laptops for his students.
Alperstein attributes the program's success to a "tremendous leap of faith" on the part of Waisman and the elected officials who made it all possible.
"Failure is not option," she recalled saying in a nod to Gene Krantz of Apollo 13.
"It's not bringing a textbook to the kids; it's bringing the kids to the war so to speak," said Michael Simanowitz, chief of staff for Assemblymember Nettie Mayersohn, who, along with Assemblymember Anthony Seminerio and State Senator Serphin Maltese, was instrumental in funding One Stop's program.
"What better way to spend money than by giving kids a hands-on education?" Simanowitz said, explaining that One Stop's program is "the perfect example" of the marriage of education and technology that Governor Spitzer referred to in his recent State of the State address.
Simanowitz would like other communities and politicians to take note and hopes to bring Spitzer to Richmond Hill to show off One Stop's program as a model.
NASA, too, has lofty hopes. Flores, of the Teaching in Space program, explained that while the "downlink" is the main attraction, the research and comprehensive education plan that revolve around it are important in cultivating the next generation of explorers.
The "downlink" is just one component in NASA's K-12 "pipeline" that will ultimately lead to employment, Flores said.
"Kids go home and say they spoke to an astronaut in space!" said Alperstein, anxiously anticipating the shuttle launch.
"You can't make that up. It doesn't get any better than that," she said, smiling like one of her excited students.
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Simcha Waisman watched from his desk chair as snow fell quietly onto his building's roof. He was in an office without windows and certainly no skylight. Nevertheless, his computer screen was tuned to a live feed from a night vision camera that records everything - snowflakes, raindrops or the would-be robber planning his break-in - happening above his One Stop Richmond Hill Community Center, housed within the neighborhood Block Association on Jamaica Avenue.


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The proposed study will determine the impact of providing complete information about all prenatal tests for chromosomal disorders to racially/ethnically and sociodemographically diverse women of all ages and allowing them to make informed choices regarding which tests - if any - to undergo. Specifically, we propose to update a validated prenatal testing decision-assisting tool ("PT Tool") to incorporate new screening options and make it more accessible to lower literacy and culturally diverse populations. We then will conduct a randomized controlled trial comparing the effect of an "informed free choice" approach consisting of providing complete information regarding and access to all prenatal testing options to that of usual care among a diverse population of pregnant women.
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- Prenatal test use [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Information on prenatal test use was obtained from medical charts and used to classify women according to the testing strategy they underwent: no screening or diagnostic testing for chromosomal problems; starting with a screening test prior to deciding about diagnostic testing; and going straight to invasive diagnostic testing.
- Patient reported outcome questionnaire [ Time Frame: 9 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Knowledge, risk comprehension, decisional conflict/decision regret as assessed during a 20-minute follow-up telephone interview: 5-item measure adapted from the Maternal Serum Screening Knowledge Questionnaire; risk comprehension was assessed by asking participants to estimate, out of 1000 pregnant women who had an amniocentesis, how many would experience a miscarriage caused by the procedure (women who reported the risk to be greater than zero but less than 10 were scored as correct), and out of 1000 pregnant women their age, how many are carrying a fetus affected by Down syndrome (we compared this risk to the participant's age-related Down syndrome risk and scored concordant replies as correct); decisional conflict and regret were assessed using 15-items from the Decisional Conflict Scale and the 5-item Decision Regret Scale.
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How Long is the Green Cheek Conure Lifespan?
Green cheek owners might be wondering about the green cheek conure lifespan. It's a scary thing to think about - old age and death in our conures, who are like our children, especially when we don't know how to find out their age were when we got them.
There are a few common theories on how long green cheek conures' lifespan in captivity is, but most avian experts think their average lifespan is 10-25 years.
10 Year Lifespan
I have heard, through my internet searching, that 10 years is the minimum lifespan of a green cheek conure in captivity who has been treated with neglect. Yet another reason not to neglect your green cheek conure, as if there were enough already. Neglect isn't just hitting, though. Neglect can mean a poor diet of mainly seeds, with no fruits, veggies, and calcium supplements.
15 Year Lifespan
This medium lifespan seems the average age of conures in death. Captive conures, when treated moderately well and without neglect, will live to be an average of 15 years old.
25 Year Lifespan
This is the maximum lifespan reported to me by many green cheek conure owner friends. However, not many birds have lived this long in captivity, since widespread importation of green cheeks began only 20 years ago. 25 seems to be the maximum age, however, with immaculate care.
Male Versus Female Conure Lifespan
Male green cheek conures generally live longer than female conures. This makes sense, thinking about it. Female green cheek conures go through stronger hormonal changes. Going through hormonal changes takes a toll on a female green cheek conure's body, shortening her lifespan significantly.
Female green cheek conures risk becoming attached to their owners and laying eggs. Laying eggs appears natural - after all, green cheek conures naturally do it in the wild. However, egg laying takes a toll on bird health and lifespan. Egg laying depletes calcium and nutrients in female green cheeks. Egg laying females also risk egg binding, besides calcium and nutrient depletion, and death when laying eggs.
If you'd like to increase life and also keep your own green cheek egg-producing and healthy, tend not to allow her to start reproducing. In spite of this, female green cheeks live around 15-20 years, compared to a 20-25 year life-span for male green cheek conures.
Green Cheek Conure Life-time Varies By Mutation
All green cheek conure variations live the same amount of time. For example, a pinapple conure life-time isn't really longer as compared to a yellowed sided green cheek conure's life, or even a common green cheek mutation's existence expectancy.
Some owners report that the cinnamon green cheek conures live less time, due to a uncommon respiratory illness that has an affect on only cinnamon green cheeks. Otherwise, pineapple, yellowish sided, normal, and turquoise conures all reach the age of equal amount of years old within captivity.
Conures living to be 50+ years old
My own breeder informed me that green cheek conures reach the age of 50+ years aged with suitable care and attention and also diet regime. I guess he was merely full of it, notwithstanding, and also wanted me to buy a bird. If you want your green cheek conure to live longer, just give him ample space, varied diet of veggies, attention, and socialization, and he'll live to his maximum lifespan of 25 years old.
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- AnonymousNovember 25, 2012 at 1:49 PM
my Daughter had one it was barely a year old and it passed away this morningReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousDecember 27, 2012 at 8:22 PM
I'm so sorry for your loss... :-(Delete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2014 at 10:46 AM
Im so sorry for your lossDelete
My green cheek is 27 this year. I hand raised her from a domestic bread chick when I bought her in 1986.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hey....how do you know she is a female? Was she sex tested? Just asking, as our girl is 11yrs and the article above is scary. Thanks,Delete
- AnonymousJuly 28, 2013 at 6:51 AM
my green cheek is 23.5 years old. I've had him since 3 months old. He's beginning to show signs of aging, but we still give him lots of care and love to make it easier for him. They are the brightest and loving little birds if raised well...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 12, 2013 at 2:48 PM
Just got my green cheek and he's doing fine. Barely going to be one year old.ReplyDelete
We took on a green cheek this year and have no idea how old he is as his ring doesn't say. Its silver and a split ring. No one seems to know so if anyone has any idea please let me know thanks.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousOctober 25, 2013 at 10:58 PM
u can look up bird bands and the code and they can tell you where your bird came from. A vet can tell approximately how old your conure is and the sex =)Delete
From what you described...a silver split ring (I assume it isn't connected?) this means your conure was imported! Most likely wild caught.
My greenie is 16 and male. Was going strong until we moved to dry Los Angeles and my landlord started spraying extra pesticides out of spite. He's on antibiotics now and finally one gram shy of his usual weight after some junk food. He's so sweet I can give him an injection without him hating me or using a towel. Everyone at my vet loves conures. They must. They get a lot of my money.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2013 at 1:01 AM
I just got my green cheek conure 12 days ago. It's 4 months old. Don't know the sex yet. We're still learning each other. It's a sweet little bird. A little nippy, but I'm trying to break it from that habbit. It's my first bird. Looking forward to learning more about it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 6, 2013 at 3:02 PM
My grandfather passed away and I got his Green Cheek Conure. He is 15 years old.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 30, 2013 at 2:30 PM
My green cheeck is about 32 years old and is very healthy! He was 25 when we adopted him.ReplyDeleteReplies
That's awesome! hope mine reaches the 30s. what diet do you keep him on?Delete
- scoobyloverJanuary 13, 2015 at 2:06 AM
my dog attacked my moms conue :( i am realy sad so is my mumReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2015 at 7:35 PM
We lost our beloved green cheek conure today, 2/12/15. She/he was 25 years old - I purchased Susie when she was 6 months old from a breeder. I think Susie was probably a male since there were never any eggs produced in those 25 years. She will be buried under the apple tree.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJune 18, 2015 at 3:29 PM
Kiwi the Conure died suddenly of traumatic injury at 8 yrs. What did you do with Susie's body? Am at a loss.Delete
My little greenie will be 19 in a few days, April 12th to be exact. I love him more than anything. He's been with me since he was six. I hope he makes it to a ripe old age of 30...or older. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 17, 2015 at 7:03 AM
Just bought a conure today it is 3/4 months old. The gender cant be determined yet because it is still a baby. The name is Yoyo, my parents chose it, it likes being stroked and is already starting to speak!!! =]ReplyDelete


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EXETER – The Exeter Hawks are just past the halfway point of their Jr. 'C' season and sit in third place with 14 games remaining.
Thus far, Hawks first-year GM Doug Timmermans said he would rate the team's play this season as a B-minus.
"We're looking for a consistent effort, we're looking for guys to dig deep and find ways to win games," he said. "The frustrating part is we have all the pieces we need in the room, we just need those pieces to show up every night."
He noted the team's 12-9-2 record is indicative of their inconsistency.
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Timmermans said after those defencemen, and since Clarke Thompson went down with a knee injury that will sideline him for the foreseeable future, the Hawks previously didn't have much depth on the back end.
To deal with that lack of depth the Hawks signed Conner Preston, who formerly played with Tavistock, Jake Currie from Mooretown and Cam Purdy from North Middlesex. The three rearguards bring more than 200 games of experience to the Hawks.
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In net, the Hawks are confident in young goaltender Bryan Paolotto, Timmermans said.
"Paolotto has been awesome," he said. "Another guy that's still a midget player and he's one of the top goalies in the league."
He noted the Hawks didn't want to put the entire workload on a 17-year-old goalie, so the team had signed Paul Orlando to split the duties.
But Orlando has decided to retire from hockey and the Hawks signed goaltender Colton James in his place. James had previously played in the Lambton AAA organization, but had taken some time off to focus on his studies.
In terms of other needs, Timmermans noted the team could still use some aggressiveness up front.
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To that end, Timmermans said he's always working on moves to improve the team.
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However, unlike years past when teams could carry 25 players until December, a 23-player roster limit is enforced.
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I had semi-sweet chocolate on hand, so used that instead of bittersweet. The resulting gelato was okay flavor-wise. Consistency was very good: not too hard & not too soft. I will definitely try this again.flag if inappropriate
I am giving this recipe a 4 fork rating even though it was a major failure for me. I heeded others' advice and only used 1 tablespoon cornstarch. Big mistake. The gelato did not harden for me--it had the consistancy of a not-very-thick milkshake. Excellent flavor though, and I will certainly try this again with 2 tablespoons cornstarch.flag if inappropriate
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I added extra chopped chocolate and this tasted great. It was very difficult to scoop (too hard) so I'll try less corn starch next time... and there will be a next time!flag if inappropriate
This was a very good gelato. We would suggest that you reduce the corn starch to one-half the amount called for in the recipe - it was much too thick and caused a strain on the ice cream maker. We would also suggest you increase the amount of coffee to 2 times the amount called for in the recipe - the mocha flavor was weak. It was easy and as gelato recipes go - it is a winner.flag if inappropriate
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A graduate of Ohio University and the West Virginia University College of Law, William J. Ihlenfeld, II, has devoted his career to public service. Upon graduating from law school in 1997, USA Ihlenfeld served for ten years as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Ohio County, West Virginia. During his tenure in Ohio County he served as the Chief Assistant Prosecutor and was a member of the Ohio Valley Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force. USA Ihlenfeld also served as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Brooke County, West Virginia, from 2007 until 2010 where he handled serious felony matters as well as the juvenile docket. As an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, he successfully prosecuted hundreds of felony cases, was honored by the Drug Enforcement Administration for his outstanding contributions in the field of drug law enforcement and served on the West Virginia Supreme Court's committee for the creation of model criminal jury instructions. USA Ihlenfeld argued before the West Virginia Supreme Court on eight separate occasions.
In addition to his work as a prosecutor, USA Ihlenfeld served as a partner at the firm of Ihlenfeld Law Office, PLLC, in Wheeling from 1997 until 2010, where he practiced law with his father, William J. Ihlenfeld, Sr. and specialized in consumer litigation and real estate matters.
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USA Ihlenfeld is active in his community, having served as a member of the Ohio County Schools Comprehensive Educational Facilities Plan Committee; Vice-Chairman of the Seeing Hand Association, Inc.; as a volunteer with Legal Aid of West Virginia; as a youth sports coach, and as a deacon in his church.
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Rhododendron prunifolium and Providence Canyon, Georgia
George K. McLellan
One of the definitions for "providence" in my dictionary reads: "The care, guardianship and control exercised by a deity; divine direction."1
This is what I sensed I needed after reading Henry T. Skinner's account of his 1951 search for Rhododendron prunifolium in southwest Georgia.2 Skinner wrote that these late, red azaleas are "situated in a region where the clays of the rising coastal plain have been cut into deep gullies by small meandering streams. The sites are often so steep that the only access is by wading the stream, and one is almost forced to do this (in spite of the water moccasins) by the dense cat-briar tangles of the surroundings." This was a daunting prospect, and the picture of wading in chest high water, in a stream teeming with venomous vipers, was not exactly to my liking.
Nevertheless, because of the goal set by our Middle Atlantic Chapter Species Study Group to record on film all the Eastern United States native azaleas in the wild, I set about planning a visit to southwest Georgia in July of 1998. I was able to recruit only one other member of our group, Frank Pelurie of West Virginia. Maybe it was because the others also had read Henry Skinner's article, or it could have been the hot summer weather, but the rest of the members had excuses for not going.
How does one find a site to view this unique and rare azalea in its true native environment? Here is where providence seemed to intervene. After much study and many phone calls to friendly ARS members, it was settled that the outstanding natural stand of Rhododendron prunifolium was to found in Providence Canyon near Lumpkin, Ga.
We decided to make the trip south in mid July 1998 to Providence Canyon State Conservation Park with a side trip to Callaway Gardens. (The year 1998 was an exceptional year for early bloom on our native azaleas; usually the best time to view Rhododendron prunifolium would be late July.) A Saturday drive of ten and a half hours from southeastern Virginia to La Grange, Ga., was followed by a Sunday visit to Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Ga., to familiarize us with this azalea. It was a relief to find the plumleaf azalea in full bloom where Fred Galle had them planted around the lake. They are an impressive sight and a prominent element of this beautiful landscape. A violent late afternoon thunderstorm prevented a visit to what is believed to be a natural stand in a ravine behind the Callaway Inn. The next stop, after a three-quarter hour drive, was in Columbus, Ga., the base for the next day's trip, less than an hour's drive from the canyon.
The plumleaf azalea was growing in good quantity on the lower stretches of the canyon walls down to the edge of the stream. We found that Rhododendron prunifolium was not the only member of the genus Rhododendron in the canyon. There were large stands of R. minus to be seen, sometimes so dense they overwhelmed the azaleas. But it being mid July the star of the show was the orange-red azalea lighting up the sides of the stream. The tall azaleas covered with bright blossoms appeared best against the green of the dense woods as they draped themselves over the stream bed.
One of the principal objects of our Species Study Group is to observe the genetic diversity of our native azaleas, and it is always a joy to see a large and varied population of a species in its native habitat. Besides variation in flower color, shape, and size, there seems to be a sizable range of bloom time (from late June into August). We observed plants past bloom, in full bloom, with just expanding buds, and still in very tight bud. The color range was much greater than I had seen in cultivated plants. We found deep scarlet, red, vermilion, orange-red, orange, pale orange, apricot, deep salmon, pale salmon, and even one I would call a flesh pink. I did not see any yellow flowers, but one had flowers that opened with a distinct yellow hue and then faded to a yellowish red hue. I have no doubt that a more extensive exploration could turn up a good yellow.
For those interested in seeing our native azaleas, a trip to Providence Canyon State Conservation Park in Georgia is worth the effort.3 A stop at the park office at the head of the trail, and a talk with the friendly and helpful staff, is recommended before starting your trip. It is desirable to be at the park at its 7 a.m. opening and starting your walk early because of hot summer days. The floor of the canyon can get very hot later in the day. On our trip the rain cooled the temperature but finally forced us to leave after five and a half hours. We decided the trip was a success and we would return another year.
1The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language.
George McLellan, a member of the Middle Atlantic Chapter. All photos by the author
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Auburndale, FL -- The Beloit College Baseball team completed their annual Spring Trip with a second straight doubleheader sweep, topping Alfred State College of New York 12-5 and 3-1 on Saturday to finish the week 6-2.
Patrick McKnight threw a complete game to seal the team's fourth straight win, allowing one unearned run on three hits. He struck out a career-best 11 and walked one while not allowing a hit past the second inning.
The Bucs got all the offense they'd need in the second with two unearned runs. Adrian Peil drove in both with a two-out single. The third run crossed in the third on Tyler Peacock's sacrifice fly to right, scoring Alex Lawrence.
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In the opener Beloit got a run in the top of the first on Austin Martinez's single and then added six in the second inning to take control. The big hit of the inning was Danny Corral's two-run, two-out single. Peil, Ethan Blumenthal and Lawrence also had RBI's in the inning.
After the Pioneers got on the board with two in the third Sean Little drove in Jeff Parrott for an unearned run in the top of four. But ASC came fighting back and pulled to within 8-4 in the bottom of the inning. The Buccaneers put the game away with four runs in the fifth. Corral had a two-run double while Parrott had an RBI single in the inning. Alfred State closed out the scoring with an unearned run in the sixth.
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The year is 2025. The Jaguars have just defeated the Bucs 120-103 in Super Bowl LIX.
Quarterback Blaine Gabbert, a 14-year NFL veteran, had a solid game, throwing for 15 touchdowns but only 893 yards. His QBR was only 98 because he ALMOST had a pass intercepted. Veteran safety Josh Evans led the Jaguars with an incredible THREE tackles.
In fact, long-time Jaguars Coach Gus Bradley credited his defense with the victory.
"Led by Josh's great play, we showed the world a great defense today," Bradley said in his postgame interview. "We proved you can still play great defense even with today's rules."
NFL lawmakers reportedly are already huddling to tweak the rules again to get more offense in the game. They are expected to adopt rules allowing defenders to use only one hand and shrinking the "strike zone" on offensive players to only within 3 inches of the belly button.
"Safety of our players is our No. 1 goal," said Commissioner Beyonce Z.
Madame Commissioner went on to point out there had not been a concussion suffered by an NFL player since the 2013 season. She also noted that since preventing defensive players to strike above the shoulders and below the hips that shoulder, knee and ankle injuries had been reduced by a whopping 97 percent. For the record, ongoing research indicates that since rules adopted in 2016 to prevent contact by a moving defender, injuries of any kind have all but been eliminated.
Madame Commissioner, who continues to deny she is planning a comeback as an entertainer, also issued a statement saying she once again wanted to thank former commissioner Roger Goodell for starting the movement to make football safe for its players. Under Goodell's watch the NFL repeatedly changed rules to turn football from a barbaric sport to a gentler, kinder sport that video-playing children could relate to. She pointed to a $21,000 fine levied by Goodell against Bears linebacker John Bostic because of a hit made by Bostic in a preseason game in 2013 as the turning point. Although sadistic critics screamed that the play was a basic football tackle, Goodell ruled that he had to make a bold statement because Bostic almost hit the offensive player in the head.
Goodell, now the CEO of the world's No. 1 sports video game maker, "Catch Me If You Can, Inc.", relayed his thanks in a short statement issued by the nursing home where he resides. "I appreciate Commissioner Beyonce Z for recognizing my vision."
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