It seems as if blooded behinds are fairly common? This is my first year raising turkey. I lost one because he jumped out of the pen and froze during the night. All of a sudden they started pecking at 2 of the other birds pulling out their tail feathers. One died from the shock, the other I rescued, Now in my lounge under a heat lamp all by it;s self. Will I be able to put it back do you think? or shall I just go and buy another turkey from the store and keep the 2 together?

Dishwashers can leak from basically everywhere. A leak from the door is usually easily detected because there will be water right underneath the door. If you have "build up" - clean it. The seal pulls right off, easy as 1-2-3, and can be soaked and scrubbed in the sink. If you are generally concerned about a leaking dishwasher, get a Bosch or a Miele. These have a fully enclosed base that catches any drips and alert the user immediately. I don't get why no American manufacturer, besides some TOL GEs, offers this - it's a standard feature on European washers and dishwashers. Alex

Thank you for sharing! I didn't know of this person, but wow what an amazing source of horticultural knowledge! And I absolutely love this last part of his obit: "In lieu of flowers, please share Frank’s generosity forward by giving a plant or flowers to a friend or neighbor to encourage hope and to share his cheerfulness through this pandemic letting everyone know they matter. Please support your local high schools and college’s Floriculture Department in honor of: Frank B. Cobb, Jr."

To be clear, there are first tier, second tier and third tier medical schools. They do not all ”teach the same thing” or even teach the same way. To pass the medical boards the same knowledge is required, but the passing grade is lower than you would expect (across all specialties, including internal medicine— which is a specialty) because of the sheer volume of information covered. Students who attend top tier medical schools have a higher pass rate. Some boards can be taken multiple times. I personally know a physician who took his boards five times. He was personable and everyone liked him. He went to a decent school. His outcomes were not the best, and obviously none of his patients knew he had failed his written boards four times. When people say ”I have confidence in my doctor” they are really saying they like the doctor and that “confidence” is usually based on nothing more than a friend’s recommendation, not any kind of information or evidence.