Processed Paulownia timber currently sells for the price of approximately 500$- 1000$US per cubic metre
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Order of the Paulownia Flowers happened in 1888.
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Order of the Paulownia Flowers was created in 1888.
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The value of a paulownia tree can vary depending on factors such as size, age, condition, and location. Paulownia trees are prized for their fast growth and high-quality wood, which is used for making furniture, musical instruments, and other products. In general, mature paulownia trees can be valuable assets, especially in regions where there is high demand for their timber.
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Depending on the timber use, Paulownia can be cut back after anything from one year (for biomass growth) to 20 years (for large timber board).
Common practice is to harvest the Paulownia timber from the age of 5-8 for high quality wood. At this age, Paulownia trees can grow to the size equivalent of a 25 year old Teak tree.
For optimum timber production efficiency, under good conditions, harvest would be done at year 10.
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The gayageum's body is typically made of paulownia wood, the soundboard is made of pine or paulownia, and the strings are traditionally made of twisted silk. The bridges and tuning pegs are made of various materials such as bone, wood, or plastic.
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Japanese Empress Tree or Paulownia tomentosa
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To plant paulownia trees using carbon dioxide emission credits, first calculate the amount of CO2 sequestered by the trees. Then, purchase the necessary carbon credits to offset your emissions. Finally, plant the trees and ensure they are properly taken care of to maximize carbon sequestration.
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Yes,51 places have been selected,of which Tirupati they have already started cultivation,othe 38 location the planting is in progress.Places like Dehli,Karnataka.
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its scientific name is Paulownia tomentosa Native to China, the Princess tree has showy light purple, fragrant blooms in Spring and is considered to be an invasive species in the U.S.
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The yangqin is a Chinese hammered dulcimer made from wood. The body of the instrument is typically made from a type of softwood, while the soundboard is often made from a hardwood like rosewood or paulownia.
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The Royal Paulownia tree, also known as Empress Tree, produces large heart-shaped leaves and clusters of violet-purple flowers. It is known for its rapid growth and ornamental appeal.
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You can obtain the pocketwatch at the police station at the Paulownia Mall, at any point after you have progressed Shinjiro's S-link to 9, but before the day when he leaves the game. That means you must be playing at the female character as Shinji is not an S-link for the male.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern --UL----A. That is, nine letter words with 3rd letter U and 4th letter L and 9th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:
paulownia
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Balsa absorb more water, Balsa lumber is very soft and light .
Paulownia timber is also soft and light , and absorb water well.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -A-L--N-A. That is, nine letter words with 2nd letter A and 4th letter L and 7th letter N and 9th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:
paulownia
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern ---LOW-I-. That is, nine letter words with 4th letter L and 5th letter O and 6th letter W and 8th letter I. In alphabetical order, they are:
paulownia
yellowfin
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern P-UL----A. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 3rd letter U and 4th letter L and 9th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:
paulownia
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 8 words with the pattern P-U---N--. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 3rd letter U and 7th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:
paulownia
pluggings
plumbings
plumpened
plungings
poulaines
prurience
pruriency
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Most people would say that the Cherry Blossom(Sakura) is the National Flower of Japan. But the Yellow Chrysanthemum and the Japanese Apricot are actually supposed to be the National Flower(or flowers). The Cherry Blossom(Sakura) is more worldly renown because of its role in Japanese Legends and because of its beauty. But the Chrysanthemum used to be the sign of a great Japanese Emperor.
It's widely understood that the Japanese cherry flower represents Japan (unofficially), but there are also other flowers that (officially) represents other components of the nation itself (e.g. the paulownia represents the current Japanese government, while the chrysanthemum represents the Emperor).
People often say it is the Sakura, cherry blossom, that is the national flower.
Japan, however, does not have an official national flower.
There is no national flower for Japan. However, it is understood by the rest of the world that the cherry blossom (sakura) indirectly represents Japan. However, the paulownia flower represents the Japanese government (as it is the governmental emblem), while the chrysanthemum represents the Emperor (and Imperial Japan).
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It depends what you want to use them for. If you are growing them for timber, you need to plant with approximately 4 X 4m spacing, so no more than 750-800 trees per 10,000m2.
If you are growing the trees to be harvested at a young age, for biomass, sticks or similar, you can plant more intensively and closer together.
The key is that larger trees need more space to grow.
The larger the tree needs to grow, the less trees you can plant.
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The most effective plants at absorbing carbon dioxide include bamboo, pine trees, rubber trees, and mangroves, along with fast-growing species like Paulownia. Additionally, algae, seagrasses, and phytoplankton play a crucial role in CO₂ absorption, significantly aiding in carbon sequestration.
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The Royal Empress tree (Paulownia tomentosa) is known for its rapid growth, large leaves, and clusters of fragrant purple flowers. It can grow up to 10-15 feet in a single year and thrives in full sun conditions. However, it is considered invasive in some regions due to its aggressive growth habits.
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The tree you are referring to is likely the Royal Empress Tree (Paulownia tomentosa). This tree is known for its large heart-shaped leaves that are green on top and have a striking purple underside. It is prized for its rapid growth and beautiful flowers.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 27 words with the pattern PA-L-----. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter P and 2nd letter A and 4th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are:
padlocked
paillards
paillasse
paillette
palladium
palladous
palleting
palletise
palletize
pallettes
palliards
palliasse
palliated
palliates
palliator
pallidest
pallidity
panlogism
parlances
parlaying
parlement
parleyers
parleying
parleyvoo
parlously
pauldrons
paulownia
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Uma das árvores que mais produz oxigênio durante o dia é a árvore kiri (Paulownia tomentosa), também conhecida como árvore imperatriz. Esta árvore é notável por sua capacidade de absorver grandes quantidades de dióxido de carbono (CO2) e liberar oxigênio. Ela pode absorver até 10 vezes mais CO2 do que outras árvores e produzir uma quantidade significativa de oxigênio
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Some common examples of plant seeds dispersed by wind include dandelion seeds, maple seeds (helicopters), and cottonwood seeds (fluff). These plants have adaptations such as light, aerodynamic structures that help them travel long distances on the wind to find suitable growing conditions.
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---- Elderberry, Red, (Sambucus pubens) Elderberry, Scarlet, (Sambucus pubens) Elm, American, (Ulmus americana) Elm, Cathedral, (Ulmus x 'Cathedral') Elm, Chinese, (Ulmus parvifolia) Elm, Homestead, (Ulmus 'Homestead') Elm, Hybrid, (Ulmus parvifolia x U. wallichanan) Elm, Lace bark, (Ulmus parvifolia) Elm, Siberian, (Ulmus pumila) Elm, Smoothleaf, (Ulmus carpinifolia) Elm, Tabletop Scotch, (Ulmus galbra 'Horizontalis') Elm, Winged, (Ulmus alata) Empress tree; Princess tree, (Paulownia tomentosa) Epaulettetree, Little, (Pterostyrax corymbosa) Epaulettetree, (Pterostyrax hispidus) Eucalyptus, (Eucalyptus cinerea) Euonymus, European, (Euonymus europaeus) Euonymus, Winterberry, (Euonymus bungeanus ) Euptellea, (Euptellea polyvandra)
Elm, Elder, Ebony, Eucalyptus
elm
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linden tree
A Northern Catalpa tree has heart-shaped leaves. To read about this tree, and to see an image of the leaves, click on the Related Link.
No, Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore Maple), Platanus spp. (American Sycamores) or Ficus sycamorus (Sycamore Fig) all have palmate leaves.
Palmate leaves have lobes radiating from the base of the leaf, hand shaped rather than heart shaped.
The Basswood tree is one variety that has heart shaped leaves.
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Pine Tree
Palm Tree
Pear Tree
Plum Tree
Peach Tree
Plane Tree
Poplar Tree
Persimmon Tree
Pomegranate Tree
Prune Tree
Plastic Tree
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 11 words with the pattern L-------A. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter L and 9th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:
lacunaria
laminaria
laquearia
latimeria
leiomyoma
lespedeza
leucaemia
leukaemia
lincrusta
logorrhea
luminaria
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3-letter words
pia, ria, via
4-letter words
amia, aria, chia, glia, ilia, inia, ixia, obia, ohia, raia
5-letter words
aecia, agria, amnia, atria, ceria, cilia, cobia, coria, curia, dulia, entia, facia, feria, folia, gonia, labia, lamia, logia, mafia, mania, maria, media, milia, noria, nubia, oidia, ossia, ostia, podia, redia, retia, sepia, stria, tafia, telia, tenia, tibia, uncia, urbia, varia, xenia, zamia
6-letter words
abasia, abulia, acacia, acedia, alexia, alodia, amusia, anemia, anopia, anoxia, anuria, ataxia, boccia, cambia, cardia, cassia, clivia, codeia, crania, dahlia, eluvia, exuvia, fascia, funkia, gambia, gloria, hernia, hydria, ischia, kalmia, kerria, latria, lithia, lochia, loggia, maffia, myopia, nutria, obelia, pallia, pennia, pereia, phobia, pyemia, pyuria, qualia, raffia, raphia, realia, salvia, scoria, scotia, stadia, taenia, taffia, tarsia, terbia, thoria, thulia, trivia, urania, uredia, uremia, utopia, yautia, yttria, zinnia, zoaria, zoysia
7-letter words
aboulia, abrosia, acapnia, accidia, acequia, acholia, acrasia, acromia, actinia, aecidia, aerobia, agnosia, albizia, allodia, alluvia, amentia, ammonia, amnesia, anaemia, analgia, anergia, angaria, anopsia, anosmia, aphagia, aphasia, aphelia, aphonia, aplasia, apraxia, apteria, aquaria, arcadia, ascidia, astasia, asteria, atresia, babesia, banksia, basidia, begonia, biennia, bohemia, bolivia, bothria, brachia, breccia, bulimia, buzukia, camelia, camisia, celosia, ciboria, clarkia, comitia, conidia, coremia, cymatia, daphnia, deliria, deutzia, diluvia, dysuria, ectopia, emporia, encomia, entasia, episcia, eugenia, eulogia, exordia, exurbia, filaria, fimbria, freesia, fuchsia, galabia, ganglia, gonidia, gynecia, himatia, hymenia, hypoxia, ignatia, illuvia, imperia, indicia, indusia, inertia, latakia, lixivia, lobelia, logania, macchia, mahonia, malaria, melodia, meropia, militia, minutia, morphia, myalgia, mycelia, oogonia, opuntia, otalgia, patagia, peculia, peloria, peridia, petunia, pogonia, puparia, pyaemia, pygidia, pyrexia, pyxidia, quassia, ratafia, refugia, regalia, rosaria, sangria, scandia, scholia, sedilia, senopia, sequoia, shortia, silesia, sinopia, solaria, solatia, splenia, sthenia, sudaria, syconia, synovia, talaria, tilapia, titania, toxemia, uraemia, valonia, vedalia, velaria, viremia, vivaria, woodsia
8-letter words
abrachia, academia, acidemia, aciduria, adularia, adynamia, agenesia, agraphia, agrypnia, albizzia, alleluia, alopecia, ambrosia, amphibia, anoopsia, anorexia, anoxemia, anthelia, anthemia, anthodia, apimania, apologia, arythmia, asphyxia, asthenia, astigmia, ataraxia, atrophia, aubretia, azotemia, azoturia, bacteria, baptisia, battalia, bauhinia, bedsonia, bignonia, boltonia, branchia, bronchia, buddleia, cachexia, calcaria, caldaria, calvaria, cambogia, camellia, carpalia, cercaria, chalazia, coccidia, collegia, colluvia, collyria, contagia, copremia, coxalgia, criteria, ctenidia, cymbidia, decennia, dementia, dentalia, dichasia, diplegia, diplopia, dyslexia, dystaxia, dystocia, dystonia, dystopia, ecclesia, effluvia, egomania, encaenia, epicedia, epimysia, epopoeia, estancia, esthesia, eupepsia, euphoria, exonumia, fantasia, galleria, gambusia, gammadia, gardenia, gelsemia, gerardia, gesneria, gloxinia, gymnasia, gynaecia, gynoecia, hamartia, haplopia, hatteria, hemiolia, herbaria, hospitia, hyphemia, hyponoia, hysteria, insignia, insomnia, intarsia, ischemia, leucemia, leukemia, lithemia, magnesia, magnolia, malvasia, manubria, marsupia, mazaedia, myotonia, oliguria, palladia, panmixia, paranoia, parhelia, petechia, phelonia, photopia, pignolia, pizzeria, planaria, pollinia, polyuria, presidia, progeria, pterygia, pycnidia, quillaia, rhizobia, sacraria, sapremia, scotopia, sensoria, septaria, sinfonia, stapelia, stokesia, strontia, subtopia, suburbia, sympodia, symposia, syncytia, synergia, terraria, tithonia, toxaemia, trapezia, triennia, triforia, uredinia, urinemia, uropygia, vaccinia, valencia, veratria, vestigia, victoria, weigelia, wistaria, wisteria, ytterbia, zirconia, zoomania
9-letter words
achalasia, alfilaria, amblyopia, ametropia, amyotonia, analgesia, anaplasia, androecia, anhedonia, apothecia, aquilegia, araucaria, artemisia, ascogonia, auditoria, bilharzia, bousoukia, bouzoukia, cafeteria, catamenia, catatonia, causalgia, chlamydia, cineraria, clintonia, colloquia, compendia, consortia, dyscrasia, dyspepsia, dysphagia, dysphasia, dysphonia, dysphoria, dysplasia, echeveria, echolalia, eclampsia, epicardia, epithelia, euphorbia, exodontia, forsythia, frambesia, genitalia, glochidia, haustoria, hematuria, honoraria, hypanthia, hyperemia, hyperopia, hypomania, hypotonia, hypoxemia, ischaemia, juvenilia, lacunaria, laminaria, leukaemia, luminaria, macadamia, militaria, millennia, miracidia, monomania, moratoria, myocardia, natatoria, naumachia, neophilia, neoplasia, nephridia, neuralgia, neuroglia, nostalgia, oceanaria, ommatidia, osmeteria, paramecia, parapodia, paulownia, peperomia, perihelia, perimysia, philistia, phyllodia, plasmodia, pneumonia, porphyria, praesidia, primordia, principia, procambia, prostomia, psalteria, puerperia, pyromania, rafflesia, rauwolfia, rudbeckia, sanatoria, sanitaria, sanitoria, sclerotia, sententia, sestertia, sicklemia, simplicia, souvlakia, spermatia, sporangia, sudatoria, trattoria, triclinia, tularemia, urticaria, vagotonia
10-letter words
acrophobia, adventitia, algolagnia, anesthesia, antependia, antheridia, archegonia, arrhythmia, arthralgia, bacteremia, basophilia, carpogonia, clostridia, columbaria, cornucopia, crematoria, cyclopedia, cystinuria, diphtheria, dipsomania, dysarthria, dyskinesia, enchiridia, endocardia, endometria, endothecia, endothelia, equilibria, erythremia, euthanasia, florilegia, gaillardia, gametangia, glycosuria, hemiplegia, hemophilia, hesperidia, homophobia, hormogonia, hypermania, hypertonia, hypolimnia, hypoplasia, latifundia, leishmania, leprosaria, leukopenia, marginalia, mesothelia, metaplasia, monochasia, multimedia, myasthenia, mythomania, mythopoeia, nyctalopia, ophthalmia, ostensoria, paramnesia, paraplegia, pedophilia, penetralia, penicillia, pericardia, pericrania, perineuria, peripeteia, perithecia, planetaria, poinsettia, polydipsia, polyphagia, presbyopia, prothallia, quadrennia, rickettsia, sarracenia, saturnalia, scriptoria, sensibilia, septicemia, sporogonia, staminodia, stylopodia, termitaria, tillandsia, washateria, washeteria, xenophobia
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AnswerWWE is fake my dad when i was younger made chairs, sledgehammers and more for WWE out of Styrofoam and balsa wood. ( handles ) My sister went to a live one and she had front row she was angry when she saw them faking the punches (to make the noise they bang their foot on the ground) and every thing else is scripted except for what happens off the set 50 % of the time. People would like to argue well the flips are real right well no there "trained professionals" see so its 100% fake unreal. My dad also set up stages for WWE most stuff that brakes easily is hollow balsa wood. One more thing hit someone in the head with a chair a sledge hammer or barbed wire on a stick or anything from WWE you will get arrested for trying to murder someone cause steel can break bone people obviously AnswerSome of it is real but some is fake. Like the injuries are real! But some of the punches kick and steal chair shots aren't. AnswerWrestling is 35% real and the rest is fake because i don't know if u remember but when they announced that Chris Benoit died they were no people in the crowd and Vince was talking to himself and if you got something to say talk it out with me the show stopper and also when the referees get hit that's real and when you get punched it's really like a tap but it all really depends on who you face when i faced John Cena for the second time that was real cause we could handle the pain but when i faced The Great Khali it was all pain so when we rehearsed this we said lets fake it out and when we got to tribute to the troops tour I sat next to John Cena and guess what, when undertaker faces fat people like big daddy v and Mark Henry,no offense and don't come attacking me behind stage, they jump up to do it and when Vince faked his death that was saying hat wrestling was fake and when the sexy divas fight that's real and when they go to surgery that's like a mistake buy the other wrestlers and Vince makes them face them when they come back and the people who took him out the lose and that's the word from the show stopper and get my DVD heartbreak and triumph. AnswerWWE is not fake how would they rehearse every move in under 1 day? The only thing that is fake is the story lines and that's it. The fighting is real and that's what they do for a job. And there they would beat up someone its they're freaking job they have 2 do it 2 make money and earn a spot in the program. The injuries are not fake they show the surgeries on WWE.com AnswerFirst of all,yeah,i have to admit 50 % 0f smack down and raw is fake...because of the movies,because you could tell they are fake,but the wrestling is not...they BLEED,people.THEY BLEED.i mean,seriously,what can they do,apply fake blood while everybody is watching? I think not. But triple h DID hit Shane McMahon with the sledgehammer,see? some of it is real,just not the videos and stuff.the reason why they don't die is because they are strong and healthy! they take a bunch of vitamins! i once saw hulk hogan in a vitamin store spending 1000 dollars on vitamins! and they don't ALWAYS end on time. AnswerWWE is fake,because of the fact that Triple H puts his hands in front of the sledge hammer whenever he is going to hit anybody on the other hand the blood is real.the rivalries are all fake,for e.g the other day Chris Benoit had an arm injury when he fought against Finlay ,so the other episode on smack down they put him in a match with Mark Henry intentionally to cause injury to him so that he could take a rest for his hand.STILL BENOIT IS A DEDICATED WRESTLER AND AN ENTERTAINING ATHLETE Answeri just want to say people that think WWE is fake keep it to yourselves i think its real and i am tired of people saying its fake i don't want to heat it so shut the heck up ad leave us believers alone. AnswerIts FAKE! That's why its called "World Wrestling ENTERTAINMENT" (WWE). Its just entertainment. Yes, some of the broken bones and cuts are real, but most are caused by accidents like Not landing like you were supposed to. WWE is FAKE!!!!! AnswerWWE is fake and I know it I've spoke to the writers and they said that it isn't easy. I sort of agree, how can you fake falling off a 20 feet Hell in a cell? but that was Mick Foley, he is a weirdo and he went and wrestled in Japan in proper Hardcore matches. I'm a professional I learn and I still am learning how to inflict the least pain possible when executing some thing like the Tomb stone. Your right accidents do happen and people brake bones and also this bit is important... in the advert at the start of wrestling it says although this is Entertaining the hazards are real, and that means that it might be fake and planned but people still can get hurt. So don't try it at home, leave it to me, I have a trampoline that I wrestle and practice moves on it with my friend. The WWE ring is sort of like a trampoline when u fall on it it has springs in it so you don't get a full impact..Also they Practice there moves on a 3 year training course, after that they are ready for action......... Before.... I go.... ........If Ya Smell.. What the rock,is,cooking!
AnswerWWE is fake i think when you look at the punches to the head they always miss the head and when they do different things they always miss i think it is fake AnswerI think it might be fake, but come on it's supposed to be for fun! And yes the WWE is half fake but not all! How do I know , because I've met a few WWE Legends. AnswerIt is fake. Why would someone just start beating someone up? You go to jail for things like that. Half of the wrestlers take steroids and all of that other junk. They rehearse every move and fall. The weapons are fake. Every time someone throws a punch they miss and they stomp their foot to make it sound like the person got hit. The story lines are pretty dumb also. The wrestlers act like enemies bu most of them are friends. I don't think it is possible for some of the smaller wrestlers like Rey Mysterio to beat a bigger wrestler like Big Show. IT IS FAKE! AnswerI love Wrestling and Rey Mysterio But how did Rey pick up Big show in a match?Was thee strings attached?Is My love Rey that strong? AnswerThey have storyline's, the matches r already predetermined.... but all the wrestling moves and the injuries and every thing r all real AnswerThe WWE is not fake at all. its scripted. When you go and try out for the WWE. And McMahon watches you. And gives you a choice. Do you want to be the bad guy (Mark Henry) or the good guy (Rey Mysterio). See when you become the good guy you got to do a lot harder work. You got to impress the fans and stuff. AnswerWWE is not really fake. though it is scripted they have storyline's. And they go over the match before it starts in the locker room and rehearse it in the day. they call the match in the ring while wrestling live..Answer
WWE is not fake yeah they do have storyline's but that is just 2 hype up the fans I'm tired of people saying that WWE wrestling is fake because its not how could they fake the high flying moves and everything like the swanton bomb how could they fake the blood to people say that they cut themselves but they don't I've been watching closely. they don't people say they have needles but how could they hide needles and wrestle at the same time and when they get hit in the head with a chair and they sometimes don't block themselves how could they get the needle in front of many people so u guys watching WWE and planning 2 go out for wrestling go for it and be safe.
AnswerWWE is fake. I know this because number 1 - How come they bleed when hit with a bit of steel.. It ain't sharp or nothing. Number 2 - Triple H puts hands over a sledgehammer when using it. Number 3 - Vince McMahon in a limo exploding, any1 would die, even if you were superman. What i am trying to say is that yeah its fake, but they make it seem realistic to kids. By the way... the bleeding is done by capsules. They put ones on a chair when they hit them so it explodes over their head. But the chairs are real. They hit them in a certain spot where they cant get seriously hurt. AnswerWWE is not fake. The hitting is real, but the matches are predetermined. AnswerOf course it is! how do you think they suddenly appear with a mic.? it is stupid to watch it because they barely even touch each other. some people call it entertainment but i call it stupidity. And I'm just as stupid!!! AnswerWWE IS NOT FAKE JUST THE PEOPLE WHO THINKS IT IS! AnswerWrestling is so NOT fake. You may think its fake but its NOT, wrestlers get killed, and hurt. they break bones, do u think that's fakeOkay, yeah its fake and not fake, when they punch they don't punch with there fist Why? well because they can injure themselves, its east to dislocate or break bones your hand and injure your opponent although its wrestling n all u wanna do is hurt your opponent but there are rules to everything certain levels u have to go to and thing to avoid so they hit with there forearms or wrists. this hurts but not as much and they don't cause any type of bruising or bone breaks. this is good for you and your opponent kicks all real but depends were u r hitting urn opponent different parts of body differ in stomach head hit hard between leads different story because it ca kill u or do serious damage!!!!! but yh in matches certain parts are planned like for example Mickie n Melina at backlash 07 they both did the splits its to keep the audience interested some thing to keep them awake because if a match is dragging u gotta do something to wake people up and increase the excitement, some bits planned some not but everyone has there own personal opinion.
AnswerI think that wrestling is very fake and funny. From the lines to the fights i understand when they say the stuff bout they cant rehearse a fight in a day but who said it took them just a day 2 rehearse they could be planning this out all along but it just might stay a secret 4everThe WWE is sometimes called "Sports Entertainment" by Vince McMahon the talking is Scripted the fighting is partly real the punches are fake the suplexes are real the knee drops are fake the bleeding is real they actually make themselves bleed by cutting themselves.
OF COURSE IT IS FAKE! Do you really think these people are actually mad at each other?! I think not! It is called World Wrestling ENTERTAINMENT for a reason! It is for ENTERTAINMENT. Nothing more. Nothing less. With all these other real sports, do you see "entertainment" in the title? NO!!
The chairs are made of balsa or paulownia wood, the punch sounds are made be the "wrestlers" themselves, stomping or something, and/or the punch sounds are expelled through the tens, if not, HUNDREDS of speakers throughout the arena.
WWE is a soap opera, basically. It is all fake, scripted, and if you pay attention enough, the acting is so bad that it is CORNY!
Some of the injuries may be real, but this is show business people! OF COURSE MANY (if not, MOST) OF THE INJURIES ARE FAKE! The "injuries" can appear real, but there are many "tricks" to make them hoaxes, fake!
Is a soap opera real? Think about that. They appear to be real, yet we know better.
Use your brains, people! Listen to what they (the "wrestlers, etc.) say during the "game"! You can clearly tell how fake it is by how corny it really is, in reality! WHY IN THE WORLD would the United States Government even LET real anger, real fury, real rage on the television, when even the littlest things like some simple words like "balls" and "ass" have to be cut out of television shows and movies on TV, even when every person has probably heard or have known of these words before, even little kids?!
Be smart people! Don't fall for cheap imitations and corny acting that try to make themselves appear real. We aren't in the 18th century anymore, people!
Use your brain, not your brawn! Think about it! It is idiotic to believe that an ENTERTAINMENT company produces a reality fighting event!
Answer:
It is fake because on TV every time they punch or kick they change the camera angle. Also, if someone was going to jump on you, you would move. And when they head butt you see them moving their head off to the side.
Final Answer:
The above answers seem clear. And no doubt, the two wrestlers are working together, and avoiding actually giving real harm to the other. But is it fake? Well, it is fake in that they are not truly trying to hurt the other. But in another sense, it is real.
They are superbly trained and developed athletes, performing shows that are as choreographed as a ballet, and as subject to randomness as good jazz. There is the basic "act" that will be performed, but then there are improvisations that each may do - with the other having to effortlessly accommodate that.
It is performance art, it is dance and ballet, it is a display of the strength and speed of men at their best, it is a story, and it is a play. History will record it as probably one of the most demanding art forms ever undertook, as such a diverse range of skills are needed to perform it. It will also record that it received the least respect, when it deserved more.
In that sense, it most assuredly is real.
The actual wrestling moves are real not fake.
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WWE is fake my dad when i was younger made chairs, sledgehammers and more for WWE out of Styrofoam and balsa wood. ( handles ) My sister went to a live one and she had front row she was angry when she saw them faking the punches (to make the noise they bang their foot on the ground) and every thing else is scripted except for what happens off the set 50 % of the time. People would like to argue well the flips are real right well no there "trained professionals" see so its 100% fake unreal. My dad also set up stages for WWE most stuff that brakes easily is hollow balsa wood. One more thing hit someone in the head with a chair a sledge hammer or barbed wire on a stick or anything from WWE you will get arrested for trying to murder someone cause steel can break bone people obviously
AnswerSome of it is real but some is fake. Like the injuries are real! But some of the punches kick and steal chair shots aren't. AnswerWrestling is 35% real and the rest is fake because i don't know if u remember but when they announced that Chris Benoit died they were no people in the crowd and Vince was talking to himself and if you got something to say talk it out with me the show stopper and also when the referees get hit that's real and when you get punched it's really like a tap but it all really depends on who you face when i faced John Cena for the second time that was real cause we could handle the pain but when i faced The Great Khali it was all pain so when we rehearsed this we said lets fake it out and when we got to tribute to the troops tour I sat next to John Cena and guess what, when undertaker faces fat people like big daddy v and Mark Henry,no offense and don't come attacking me behind stage, they jump up to do it and when Vince faked his death that was saying hat wrestling was fake and when the sexy divas fight that's real and when they go to surgery that's like a mistake buy the other wrestlers and Vince makes them face them when they come back and the people who took him out the lose and that's the word from the show stopper and get my DVD heartbreak and triumph.
AnswerWWE is not fake how would they rehearse every move in under 1 day? The only thing that is fake is the story lines and that's it. The fighting is real and that's what they do for a job. And there they would beat up someone its they're freaking job they have 2 do it 2 make money and earn a spot in the program. The injuries are not fake they show the surgeries on WWE.com AnswerFirst of all,yeah,i have to admit 50 % 0f smack down and raw is fake...because of the movies,because you could tell they are fake,but the wrestling is not...they BLEED,people.THEY BLEED.i mean,seriously,what can they do,apply fake blood while everybody is watching? I think not. But triple h DID hit Shane McMahon with the sledgehammer,see? some of it is real,just not the videos and stuff.the reason why they don't die is because they are strong and healthy! they take a bunch of vitamins! i once saw hulk hogan in a vitamin store spending 1000 dollars on vitamins! and they don't ALWAYS end on time. AnswerWWE is fake,because of the fact that Triple H puts his hands in front of the sledge hammer whenever he is going to hit anybody on the other hand the blood is real.the rivalries are all fake,for e.g the other day Chris Benoit had an arm injury when he fought against Finlay ,so the other episode on smack down they put him in a match with Mark Henry intentionally to cause injury to him so that he could take a rest for his hand.STILL BENOIT IS A DEDICATED WRESTLER AND AN ENTERTAINING ATHLETE Answeri just want to say people that think WWE is fake keep it to yourselves i think its real and i am tired of people saying its fake i don't want to heat it so shut the heck up ad leave us believers alone. AnswerIts FAKE! That's why its called "World Wrestling ENTERTAINMENT" (WWE). Its just entertainment. Yes, some of the broken bones and cuts are real, but most are caused by accidents like Not landing like you were supposed to. WWE is FAKE!!!!! AnswerWWE is fake and I know it I've spoke to the writers and they said that it isn't easy. I sort of agree, how can you fake falling off a 20 feet Hell in a cell? but that was Mick Foley, he is a weirdo and he went and wrestled in Japan in proper Hardcore matches. I'm a professional I learn and I still am learning how to inflict the least pain possible when executing some thing like the Tomb stone. Your right accidents do happen and people brake bones and also this bit is important... in the advert at the start of wrestling it says although this is Entertaining the hazards are real, and that means that it might be fake and planned but people still can get hurt. So don't try it at home, leave it to me, I have a trampoline that I wrestle and practice moves on it with my friend. The WWE ring is sort of like a trampoline when u fall on it it has springs in it so you don't get a full impact..Also they Practice there moves on a 3 year training course, after that they are ready for action......... Before.... I go.... ........If Ya Smell.. What the rock,is,cooking!
AnswerWWE is fake i think when you look at the punches to the head they always miss the head and when they do different things they always miss i think it is fake AnswerI think it might be fake, but come on it's supposed to be for fun! And yes the WWE is half fake but not all! How do I know , because I've met a few WWE Legends. AnswerIt is fake. Why would someone just start beating someone up? You go to jail for things like that. Half of the wrestlers take steroids and all of that other junk. They rehearse every move and fall. The weapons are fake. Every time someone throws a punch they miss and they stomp their foot to make it sound like the person got hit. The story lines are pretty dumb also. The wrestlers act like enemies bu most of them are friends. I don't think it is possible for some of the smaller wrestlers like Rey Mysterio to beat a bigger wrestler like Big Show. IT IS FAKE! AnswerI love Wrestling and Rey Mysterio But how did Rey pick up Big show in a match?Was thee strings attached?Is My love Rey that strong? AnswerThey have storyline's, the matches r already predetermined.... but all the wrestling moves and the injuries and every thing r all real AnswerThe WWE is not fake at all. its scripted. When you go and try out for the WWE. And McMahon watches you. And gives you a choice. Do you want to be the bad guy (Mark Henry) or the good guy (Rey Mysterio). See when you become the good guy you got to do a lot harder work. You got to impress the fans and stuff. AnswerWWE is not really fake. though it is scripted they have storyline's. And they go over the match before it starts in the locker room and rehearse it in the day. they call the match in the ring while wrestling live..Answer
WWE is not fake yeah they do have storyline's but that is just 2 hype up the fans I'm tired of people saying that WWE wrestling is fake because its not how could they fake the high flying moves and everything like the swanton bomb how could they fake the blood to people say that they cut themselves but they don't I've been watching closely. they don't people say they have needles but how could they hide needles and wrestle at the same time and when they get hit in the head with a chair and they sometimes don't block themselves how could they get the needle in front of many people so u guys watching WWE and planning 2 go out for wrestling go for it and be safe.
AnswerWWE is fake. I know this because number 1 - How come they bleed when hit with a bit of steel.. It ain't sharp or nothing. Number 2 - Triple H puts hands over a sledgehammer when using it. Number 3 - Vince McMahon in a limo exploding, any1 would die, even if you were superman. What i am trying to say is that yeah its fake, but they make it seem realistic to kids. By the way... the bleeding is done by capsules. They put ones on a chair when they hit them so it explodes over their head. But the chairs are real. They hit them in a certain spot where they cant get seriously hurt.
AnswerWWE is not fake. The hitting is real, but the matches are predetermined. AnswerOf course it is! how do you think they suddenly appear with a mic.? it is stupid to watch it because they barely even touch each other. some people call it entertainment but i call it stupidity. And I'm just as stupid!!! AnswerWWE IS NOT FAKE JUST THE PEOPLE WHO THINKS IT IS! AnswerWrestling is so NOT fake. You may think its fake but its NOT, wrestlers get killed, and hurt. they break bones, do u think that's fakeOkay, yeah its fake and not fake, when they punch they don't punch with there fist Why? well because they can injure themselves, its east to dislocate or break bones your hand and injure your opponent although its wrestling n all u wanna do is hurt your opponent but there are rules to everything certain levels u have to go to and thing to avoid so they hit with there forearms or wrists. this hurts but not as much and they don't cause any type of bruising or bone breaks. this is good for you and your opponent kicks all real but depends were u r hitting urn opponent different parts of body differ in stomach head hit hard between leads different story because it ca kill u or do serious damage!!!!! but yh in matches certain parts are planned like for example Mickie n Melina at backlash 07 they both did the splits its to keep the audience interested some thing to keep them awake because if a match is dragging u gotta do something to wake people up and increase the excitement, some bits planned some not but everyone has there own personal opinion.
AnswerI think that wrestling is very fake and funny. From the lines to the fights i understand when they say the stuff bout they cant rehearse a fight in a day but who said it took them just a day 2 rehearse they could be planning this out all along but it just might stay a secret 4everThe WWE is sometimes called "Sports Entertainment" by Vince McMahon the talking is Scripted the fighting is partly real the punches are fake the suplexes are real the knee drops are fake the bleeding is real they actually make themselves bleed by cutting themselves.
OF COURSE IT IS FAKE! Do you really think these people are actually mad at each other?! I think not! It is called World Wrestling ENTERTAINMENT for a reason! It is for ENTERTAINMENT. Nothing more. Nothing less. With all these other real sports, do you see "entertainment" in the title? NO!!
The chairs are made of balsa or paulownia wood, the punch sounds are made be the "wrestlers" themselves, stomping or something, and/or the punch sounds are expelled through the tens, if not, HUNDREDS of speakers throughout the arena.
WWE is a soap opera, basically. It is all fake, scripted, and if you pay attention enough, the acting is so bad that it is CORNY!
Some of the injuries may be real, but this is show business people! OF COURSE MANY (if not, MOST) OF THE INJURIES ARE FAKE! The "injuries" can appear real, but there are many "tricks" to make them hoaxes, fake!
Is a soap opera real? Think about that. They appear to be real, yet we know better.
Use your brains, people! Listen to what they (the "wrestlers, etc.) say during the "game"! You can clearly tell how fake it is by how corny it really is, in reality! WHY IN THE WORLD would the United States Government even LET real anger, real fury, real rage on the television, when even the littlest things like some simple words like "balls" and "ass" have to be cut out of television shows and movies on TV, even when every person has probably heard or have known of these words before, even little kids?!
Be smart people! Don't fall for cheap imitations and corny acting that try to make themselves appear real. We aren't in the 18th century anymore, people!
Use your brain, not your brawn! Think about it! It is idiotic to believe that an ENTERTAINMENT company produces a reality fighting event!
Answer:
It is fake because on TV every time they punch or kick they change the camera angle. Also, if someone was going to jump on you, you would move. And when they head butt you see them moving their head off to the side.
Final Answer:
The above answers seem clear. And no doubt, the two wrestlers are working together, and avoiding actually giving real harm to the other. But is it fake? Well, it is fake in that they are not truly trying to hurt the other. But in another sense, it is real.
They are superbly trained and developed athletes, performing shows that are as choreographed as a ballet, and as subject to randomness as good jazz. There is the basic "act" that will be performed, but then there are improvisations that each may do - with the other having to effortlessly accommodate that.
It is performance art, it is dance and ballet, it is a display of the strength and speed of men at their best, it is a story, and it is a play. History will record it as probably one of the most demanding art forms ever undertook, as such a diverse range of skills are needed to perform it. It will also record that it received the least respect, when it deserved more.
In that sense, it most assuredly is real.
The actual wrestling moves are real not fake.
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