Problem: Article: Carve close to the body, especially near the turkey's back. Note the succulent orb of meat at the base of the back, called the oyster. Consume it as the cook's reward! Cut slices parallel to the bone. This task can be assigned to someone else to save time while you move on to carve other parts of the turkey. Repeat this process on the other leg. On the serving platter, you may want to keep the sections together to cater to everyone's favorite part of the bird.
Summary: Remove as much meat as you can. Slice the thigh meat by holding it firmly to the cutting surface with a fork.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Lay face-down on the floor. The balls of your feet should be touching the floor, pushing your legs up slightly. Place your hands flat on the ground at shoulder-height. They should be just wider than shoulder width. Use your hands to push you up from the ground, keeping your body straight. Lower yourself back down, still keeping your body straight. Try squeezing your glute muscles to help keep your body straight. You can also do this exercise with your hands balanced around an exercise ball. Start in a standing position. Take a large step forward, bending your back leg down as you step. The knee of your back leg should almost touch the ground but not actually reach it. Don't stop at the floor. Instead, keep going, bringing that leg forward and pushing the other leg down. Keep moving forward, alternating which leg goes towards the floor. Keep your front shin as straight as possible. Your knee should push forward to be in front of your toes. Lunges help work your leg muscles and lower body. You can add dumbbells to increase the weight as you lunge. The dumbbells will also help strengthen your arms a bit as you move. Start with your legs a couple of inches off the ground. Lean your torso back as well. You can hold a weight in front of you or simply work without one. Twist your body so that your hands touch the ground near one hip, then move to the other one. Keep moving back and forth. Make sure your feet don't touch the ground. You can cross your feet if it helps. Russian twists are great at building core strength. They especially work on the transverse abdominal muscles. Place the barbell on your shoulders. It should be across your traps. Your feet should be at least hip-width apart. You can angle them out if you want. Keeping your torso as straight as possible, bend your knees, lowering your self towards the ground. Your knees should come forward as you go. When you feel your thighs hit your calves, push back up until you're standing straight again. Your weight should stay on the front part of your heel You can do a squat with or without a barbell. Start without one. Try 15 repetitions. Do 4 sets.

SUMMARY: Try push-ups. Do lunges. Use Russian twists. Try squats.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You don't need much structure to have a fun Nerf war. Pick one of the rules for getting hit described in the section above before the war starts. Divide the group into teams and separate onto opposite ends of the area before you begin the game. You can even have a free-for-all, with each player fighting every other player until one remains. If you have a good sense of which players are better than others (or have better equipment), you can divide the group into two equal teams. Otherwise, make the teams at random, and switch the teams after each game. This is a popular Nerf game that is especially useful if you don't have enough weapons for everyone. Divide the group into two teams, the Humans, and the Zombies. The Human team has Nerf weapons as usual, but the Zombies have no weapons at all. When a Zombie touches a Human, the Human becomes a Zombie. Zombies have "hit points" as usual and lose them when hit by Nerf darts. Use a bandana to easily identify team members. Humans wear bandannas on their arm, while Zombies tie it around their head. Zombies are not allowed to use weapons even if they steal one. Each team keeps a flag (or any other recognizable object) near the "base" they start out in, but far enough away that it's difficult to defend the base. The team that brings both flags back to its own flag station wins the game. Instead of using the usual rules you decided on, when you're hit, return to your base and count for 20 seconds before returning to the game. Consider a 20-minute time limit to avoid the game dragging on too long. Whichever team gets the enemy flag closest to its base by the end of the time limit wins. For an alternative without flags, divide candy among the players. When a player is hit, they must drop any candy they are holding and return to base. Once one team has all the candy, it wins. The Defender team gets to choose a defensive position, often a play structure or an area of high ground with plenty of cover. If the Defender team survives for 10 minutes, it wins the game. If the Attacker team knocks all the Defenders out of the game before then, it wins. Optionally, you can have a Defender leave the fort and become an Attacker once he is hit three times. This may be a good idea if the Fort is especially easy to defend.
Summary: Hold a straightforward Nerf battle. Play Humans vs Zombies. Organize a Capture the Flag game. Try a quick Defend the Fort game.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: These range from inexpensive to very pricey. Most mounts come with all the nuts and bolts needed to install them. You can find mounts at sporting goods stores or online. You can find ceiling joists or support beams by using a stud finder. Make sure that you find ceiling joists in an area that allows movement. Your bag will be mounted on a middle joist. Joists are usually placed 16" apart. If you don't have a stud finder, you can use a measuring tape to measure from the edge of the wall, marking every 16". In some houses, the joists may run up to 24" apart. Use the knock test to double check. If you knock on the ceiling and hear a hollow sound, there is no joist. If the sound is not hollow, you are knocking against a ceiling joist. Choose a place in the ceiling where the joist meets with a cross beam if possible. You can center the mount to the crossbeam for added support. Use a level to make sure that the holes you are drilling are straight across the joists. When you drill the holes, make sure to drill them into the center of the joist. You will need 3-inch wood screws. The threads on the screw need to catch and thread into the ceiling joist. Choose a drill bit so that the holes in the ceiling are sized so that the drilled hole is slightly larger than the shank of the wood screw, not the threads. This is going to be the base for the mount. The 2x6 should be long enough to span all the ceiling joists and support the screws. Attach the board to the ceiling using the newly drilled holes and wood screws. You want to connect the board to the ceiling at each joist. If you have a crossbeam, center the wood along the crossbeam. This will be where you will hang the bag. You can use a 2x4, but a 2x6 or higher will provide more support for your heavy bag. Most mounts include all hardware needed to attach the mount to the ceiling. You may need a screwdriver, drill, or other tool to attach the mount. You should attach the legs of the mount in the center of the middle ceiling joist. Make sure to never install the mount into drywall. Try sticking a heavy bag chain or spring between the mount and the chains. This reduces vibration, and can possibly save your drywall.
Summary:
Purchase a mount. Find the 3 or 4 ceiling joists or support beams. Drill holes into the ceiling joists. Attach a 2x6 hardwood board to the ceiling. Attach the mount to the hardwood board.