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But how do I supposed to know what I can eat or drink if the government doesn't tell me?!!! HELP, I CAN'T MAKE MY OWN DECISIONS
I'm iffy on this thing. The govt has no business telling us we can't drink soda and still allows us to smoke but I know for a fact the average person would think a breakfast consisting of 3 eggs, and 3 strips of bacon is worse for them then a 44oz coke and that's what bugs me. I think a huge portion of people are fat simply because they drink too many calories.
What a waste of taxpayer money. And by that I mean everything from the law to the challenging of the law.
No one is putting a gun to their heads and saying that they HAVE to eat like total ****. No one says you have to get fries with that, or get a Big Mac, or eat deep-fried foods. That lawyer sounds like a complete moron - the obesity epidemic taking lives, as if it's an uncontrollable plague that will strike down an unsuspecting innocent bystander. "HELP, I GOT HIT WITH THE OBESITY! I ONLY HAVE 20 YEARS LEFT TO LIVE! HOW DO I FIX THIS?! omnomnomnom" |
I think Government intervention was out of line in this situation. However, how fat and stupid do people have to be for it to even get to this point?
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We'll be paying more for the universal healthcare taking care of the idiots drinking 64oz at a time than was wasted on the law. We're screwed either way.
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This has never made sense to me.
i will have a triple cheeseburger and a liter of diet cola. Trying to watch my weight.
Well people are too stupid to take responsibility for themselves.
Seriously you're an adult and still drinking soda? Grow up. These overweight (not obese) unfit soda drinkers are the same people that b1tch about the drain of Medicare/Medicade on our country but don't realize that it's this unhealthy lifestyle that contributes to that very issue. IMO there should be a HiGh Tax on soda and fast food. |
Why don't we just cut all the BS and charge fat people an additional tax for existing?
Good to see rational judges still reside on the bench. Look, even if it seems like a good idea we can't really legislate people into making good choices. Social pressure, in my opinion, is far more effective. Stop coddling fat people and letting them live behind excuses and lies. Shame them into changing.
Fat does not equal obese. Fat is 16% body fat and up. That's jj, that's vader, that's probably griffen. |
The best we can hope for is a 28 Days Later scenario. Given the slow nature of fat people... we could potentially thin out the herd.
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I am assuming that these dosages are the extended release version. Crushing the pill breaks the release mechanism and you get all of the drug at once instead of over 8-12 hours. The pills are not meant to be crushed unless you are directed to do so by your doctor. As far as the smoking... I take 50mcg Fentanyl x 48 hours and 10mg Opana and I smoke and was never told by the doctor not to. Some medications are affected by smoking in a way that it either lingers in your system at a higher levels and it metabolizes it too quickly, and some meds are affected by just the opposite where they are not absorbed as well and you have lower levels in your system and dosages have to be adjusted because of smoking. As far as I know there aren't any interactions but to be sure I would ask your doctor or pharmacist and they will be able to tell you about the smoking.
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The new oxycontin hcl (extended release) op can not be crushed n or smoked. The manufacturer, Purdue Labs, added something that prevents these forms of abuse to the medication. And that's the soul reason for the new version of the pill. So it can only be swallowed whole. You can't even cut it in half.
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On dark hillside A lone cowherd Wrapped in his blanket, Gazed up at the sky, Dreamed into the night. A wisp of crescent moon, A sky full of stars, In his thought He was asking: Does my small fire shine up to the stars?
Living lonely lives, Cowboys are known for riding Into the sunsets 8 May 2014
I'll cut you into little pieces, push you down underground. I'll let maggots feast on you, just to see broken flesh. I'm glad you understand my twisted self, and you take part of my daily bread. I'm going to hang you from the highest star in the heavens, burning your laughter from your lungs. I'd be joyful, emotionless, wreckage not even God Himself can undo. Underground the maggots chew and chew, hey girl there I see you.
I am what I use to be the cild that played alone at night in the dark I am what I use to be the same little girl who hated to cry cause when she started the tears never seemed to stop I am what I use to be the same little girl whos afraid of being alone The same little girl who cried her first day of school I am what I use to be but yet i still change i am the flower bud that had
In a room stark & white A nightmare he will ride tonight Twisted sheets in a rider's grip as he settles in for that fateful trip silently he screams & shouts This time there'll be no turn out The final clash of beast & man In the mind's arena plays out again Once was a time he was among the best Until that Brahma stepped on his chest Now he's locked in a ride he can't quit as his wife & his family at his bedside sit How he longs to be up & out of this bed Away from the demons in his head But you can't drown a nightmare in morphine And every night he rigs up again In a room stark & white She'll replay the ride tonight "Just one more ride & I'm done I've got to help raise our son" He'd said as he climbed in the chute and straddled that Brahma brute With a nod & a prayer, he marked out His last would be his best, no doubt Then, with a sudden twist & a flash of horn The cowboy from his seat was torn She watched him fall & struggle to rise Numb to the crowd's horrified cries Now she sits here each night without rest Cradling their baby boy close to her chest How she longs to have him hold her near Later, she reaches for the bottle to chase the fear But you can't drown a nightmare in whiskey And every night she rigs up again Under the arena's bright lights He'll dance with a nightmare tonight Wearing a greasepaint smile to hide the pain He plays out that fateful ride again One step out of rhythm & rhyme He'd lost the race against Brahma & time Word's haunt him still of a Cowboy's last request After that Brahma had stomped on his chest "Tell Katie I love her & I'm sorry for this" "If I'd listened to her, I'd not be in this mess" "You & the boys take care of her & my son" "I hear the chopper landing, guess this ride is done" How he wishes he could run that race once more The memory pushes him hard, it won't be ignored But you can't mask a nightmare with greasepaint And every night he rigs up again A wild Bullrider, loved one or clown no matter the poison the memory won't drown Nightmares, whiskey, greasepaint or morphine Can't kill the demons that ride through your dreams
It was bucking bulls and cowboy busting broncos And the challenge that accompanied each ride That consumed the heart and mind of my young cowboy And this fact my Buddy never tried to hide. I recall the time we met in Kelly's diner He was busted up and feeling rather sore But the cheque that paid the tab that I presented Seemed to him to somehow even up the score. He had eaten there that week and got acquainted, And I somehow got to know this cowboy's mind while the flowers that he gave me on that Friday Surely showed beside his toughness, he was kind. We were married in the summer six months later, On a Friday I recall so very well, Because Fridays he would always buy me flowers And then go and ride those bulls and broncs from hell. Buddy always bought me flowers on a Friday As he knew I feared the rides that lay ahead But my man his heart and soul was in his riding And I loved this cowboy that I planned to wed. Yes he always bought me flowers on a Friday And I loved this cowboy that I planned to wed. All our friends had shared that special evening with us And we raged and partied well into the night, Then we slipped away to share the morning hours, Til the dawn rose and revealed its splendid light. We both showered and had breakfast at the roadhouse Laughed and shared the joy that comes with wedded bliss, But I sensed a certain tiredness in my Buddy And I prayed he'd give the ride that day a miss. Buddy drew the brindle bombshell riders hated And that beast exploded when it left the chute, Twisting left then right and suddenly it stumbled And my Buddy he was crushed by that great brute. When it came to say goodbye to my sweet lover There was one thing that I vowed I'd always do I would always bring him flowers on a Friday And I'd tell his child about his father too. . "Bud I'll always bring you flowers on a Friday" That's the one thing that I vow I'll always do. Cause you always brought me flowers on a Friday And your child will always bring you flowers too. Yes I'll always bring you flowers on a Friday And your child will always bring you flowers too.
Ramble With Glen Campbell Now that I have become an old-timer What if I were to have Alzheimer Disease and things start to forget But still each day the sun will set. My memory seems to come and go; Wasn't that you who I used to know? And if new song I recently did make, A much longer time it now does take. Remember on TV when I had viewed Some singing cowboy who was tattooed His hands flew up and down a long fret; What the tattoo showed was a sunset. Shiny sunset just happened to be his Whose soul here on earth will sorely miss He is glad we still remember his face Even left a son behind to take his place. James Serious Mysterious Horn Retired Veteran www.poetrysoup.com Please forward this to the Today Show for me. Thanks
Oh, he rides though forest, he rides now through the hills— The Pox Man is coming and he kills and he kills… He lays waste to the red man and the white man, too— He brings that soft darkness to both me and to you. It may come with blankets; it may come with his horse— It marks and gives you fever to run out its course. He's a tall, solemn scarred man that fills you with dread— He may spare you your life or he'll leave you for dead. Oh, turn from the Pox Man – to him you do not pray, His mercy is random, he has little to say. He will ride off now soon - touch the weak with his breath— He's giver and taker – yes, we know him as death.
She says she feels the safest standing in the pouring rain But it could rain for forty years and never wash away the pain The bitter taste of grief will always be hers to swallow Since she lost her heart's desire to that blessed curse called Rodeo "Just one more ride & I'll be on my way, never more to roam" now she wanders through an empty house that'll never be a home how she longs to hear him whistling as he comes through the door instead the silence is deafening & it tears her to the core She wishes she could turn back time & stop the hand of fate now he sleeps up on the hill & she will have to wait to whisper soft "I love you" or one last "good bye" she wonders if he hears her, as she silently asks "Why?" That Brahma wasn't lined out for that chute that day The rigging that he'd used was new, a present on Christmas Day It wasn't anything down & dirty, just an exhibition ride one quick show for the kids & he'd be back with his new bride Now she sleeps in his old work shirt and dreams of his embrace she fingers his battered Stetson & pictures his smiling face No matter where she turns "He's gone" is all she hears and stretching from Tucson to Texas, you'll find a trail of tears (c)August 2002
Young Cowboy On The Battlefield Remembered His Mama's Words 'Just Make It Home, Son …' Her Voice Echoed, As He Heard … Rapid-Fire and Revolution Missiles, Right and Left Bomb-Blasts and Confusion … and Silent Tears, He's Wept … Every Day, A Minefield Every Night, A Raid Every Moment, A Terror Trying to Make Him Afraid … Any Second, A Horror Of A Buddy, Laid To Rest Every New Tomorrow Wondering, What's Next ? The Cowboy On The Battlefield Vigilant and Brave Stood Ramrod Tall and Terse … Looking At Her Grave … 'Just Make It Home, Son … ' … Echoed Thru His Brain 'Just Make It Home, Son …' … Echoed Thru The Rain And Just Before She Was Laid To Rest She Said, 'Just Make It Home, Son …' And With Those Last Words, She Blessed, And Said, 'I'll Be Waiting, When You Come …' * * * * … Old Cowboy, On The Battlefield Remembers His Mama's Words 'Just Make It Home, Son … … and We'll Celebrate Our Return … Of Note: In The Words Of A Lady Rocker, Pat Benatar: 'Love Is A Battlefield' (but I Say, 'Life Is A Battlefield'
(for Rod Nichols) Oh, he rode in from Texas On that sweet, high road trail— His bright light was infectious— His goodness did not fail. He made us a warm campfire And welcomed friend and foe— Passed along gentle wisdom, Drinkin' a cup of joe. He always had a poem On any cowboy theme— I'm glad I got to know him And share that Old West dream. He often was too modest And hemmed and just said "yep"— We cherish things he taught us— Into our souls he crept. But true cowboys always leave Treasures we never see— And for him we should not grieve A life of memory. He rides now on higher ground, But we won't soon forget— His words leave a wondrous sound, A soft glow in God's sunset.
I hear a hawk cry to its mate Takes me back before "too late" Lonesome lyric desert wind Sings me into your arms again How I wish that it could be not just a dream but flesh & blood reality Gone but not forgotten, you will always be just a teardrop away in my fondest memory The whisper of the wind brings you back again to dance among the shadows of my heart Thunder echoing down the hills I hear your voice so close it chills Lightening dances cross the sky recalls the laughter in your eyes Suddenly we're once again Dizzy dancing in the rain Gone but not forgotten, you will always be just a teardrop away in my fondest memory The whisper of the wind brings you back again to dance among the shadows of my heart Gone so swiftly without goodbyes but I know true love never dies As I kneel at this headstone I know I will never walk alone For you'll always live within my heart guiding me from the deepest part Gone but not forgotten, you will always be just a teardrop away in my fondest memory The whisper of the wind brings you back again to dance among the shadows of my heart (c) January 2002
That's why you have boot straps, she's heard the old vaqueros say But she'd throw away all her tomorrows for one single yesterday She wishes deep down for a better day somewhere down the road But for now the grief, loneliness & tears make a heavy load She's much too young to carry the burden she's been thrown But there is no other choice, she will push through on her own She'll ride to hell & back again trying to outrun the pain But no matter how far she rides, he'll not come home again Her very own Cowboy Charming, a fairytale come true Until a cruel twist of fate painted her world faded denim blue How long will she replay that single moment in time? A day & forever, she'll still find no reason or rhyme She has tasted love's passion & felt its cruel sting Felt both the elation & misery that only true love can bring She once carried her heart like a balloon, bright & airy Now she locks it away deep inside & is wary She's sworn never again to give in to desire Now, its covered with burlap & wrapped in barb wire (c) October 2003
THE FOURTH OF JULY HAT We used to celebrate July the Fourth when the kids were young— Till they grew up and moved away and life became far-flung. Yes, once we toasted freedom's day and shot off big fireworks— Now I sit here in this dark bar surrounded by some jerks. We used to ride our horses on this Independence Day, We barbecued and downed a few and for our nation prayed. Then the show of fountains, Roman candles and Black Cat— Till judges and town laws ruled: "You aren't allowed to do that!" Slowly the country lost its way and now it seems insane— Shredding our constitution with rights of eminent domain. Now Addie's gone and I'm alone to tend to this old spread, Till slickers come and crowd me off and I'm just left for dead. Now holidays don't mean too much and good times just don't last, I wonder if folks understand sacrifices of our past? So on this Fourth I watch fireworks upon a bar room screen, My wrinkled skin like leather now, but oh, what I have seen… They're playing our nation's anthem and I'm sure liking that, When some young tough rudely yells: "Cowboy, I can't see through your hat!" But I feel a bit stubborn and cling to what I have left And sit there till he says, "Old man, are you a little deaf?" Slowly, I take that hat off, and feel for something inside— Then put on an old folded army cap with deep love and pride. Then as the last fireworks fade, and loud rockets burst and whir— That young man shakes my hand and says, "Happy Fourth of July, sir."
As we journey wide in life On strange ranges far from home, We often stop and ponder Old burnt circles made of stone. They are last meager remnants Of some campfire long ago— Where pards and tired travelers Would share a hot cup of joe. The fire would blaze but briefly Then be just smoke as they'd part— To rise again down the trail Where another fire would start. Yes, they'd slowly gather rocks And form that new ring of stone— Build a blaze to ease the night, So they'd not be all alone. But those days are mostly gone With stone circles left behind— Cowboys seldom come this way And good pards are hard to find. And while fires now seem to die And a cold north wind does moan— There's always comfort in a fire In our circle made of stone. And so we all go our way, Build rings all the farther— Honor roots and family, But most of all, our Father. Yes, now we've come full circle— Return to earth as it lays— A circle of completion— Like brief dust of earthly days.
Oh, he shakes out his old blanket And stirs that dying fire, Watching dim embers star black sky As wolves and snakes conspire To make his sleeping uneasy With thoughts of strays and streams, As long restless sleep comes slowly Riding the rim of dreams. Low fire calls his name and crackles Like a girl in Broken Bow, That he promised he would marry Before he had to go. Now coyotes croon his story— Sing sad and lonely tales Of that old cowboy's far travels Down mountainsides and trails. And like his life, that old campfire Burns low and then flares high, As he drifts off in welcome sleep Not dreaming that he'll die. They'll find him in the orange dawn, Stone still by ash mesquite, The last remains of man's efforts— All stories told and complete. Now soft sleep comes much more easy Or to his friends it seems, All his long trails have now lessened As he rides the rim of dreams.
As I herd cattle in 104 heat, just to get food to eat... Rememberin' what it was to be rich, then all taken by the witch... A woman so very evil, like a fat bollwevil... To let lies eat away lives, as if to stab by knives... It's really just not fair, that she does not love or care... About my little boys & girl, & their poor broken world... GOD knows about my plite, only He can make it right... Just want my kids to care, about the sacrafices I made there... I LOVE them & swear, that in My heart I am always near !!! For My Kids, LOVE DAD PRV
(At Wild Bill Hickok's Grave) Those bold Black Hills of South Dakota, Darkly murmur of all your Badlands— You have left now like the Lakota— On that hillside your monument stands. Hills pulse under Ponderosa pines— Strong night breezes have yet much to say— Legends linger on lips and pale shrines— They know that Wild Bill once passed this way. You sleep long in this last resting place, That now overlooks sinful Deadwood— It is here that we still see your face, Yet ponder if you were bad or good. They moved your petrified form it's said— Casket opened, though some thought it wrong— Your dark face yet perfect, though long dead— Your fair hair still so flaxen and long. Jane Cannary lays mute beside you— A calamity that is no more— As you study those cards in the blue— Play that dead man's hand from a far shore. Saffron leaves and stern winds shape your grave— And your name's one that we all know still— As you raise dark death's ante and save, One last red ace to trump Deadwood hill.
The day did not mean much to him, That's why he did not know— Just how he came there Easter morn With Tombstone down below. There's a tumbleweed a blowin', Pushed by the breath of God— That moves across the distant range And marks where He has trod. The golden sun rises again And bathes each tattered cross— And like that day so long ago, There is a sense of loss. So for a time that ol' graveyard Has been again reborn— As sins and sinners do repent And they outgrow the thorn. There's a tumbleweed a blowin', Pushed by the breath of God— That moves across the distant range And marks where He has trod. And so a man walks down Boot Hill, Touched by the robe He wore— With Easter and the truth in him— A doubter now no more.
I see buzzards circling up high... The sun so hot we could all die. Nites are long for a guy. The stars seem brighter in this sky. Lizards run to and fro, but there is no where to go ! I look in the cattles' eyes... and hear a lonesome coyote cry. A road runner darts across the sand... So many rocks a man can't stand ! The beans and bread are getting old... Even the nites are getting cold. By Perri R. Voge
(The real Waddie Peacock, described only as "an old L.S. cowpuncher," had the distinction of being the first person buried in Logan, New Mexico's first cemetery in 1910.) It seems a man rides restless when he's alone on the rim— No one to rein him in a bit, no one to bury him. So Waddie Peacock sat astride his horse reassessin'— Dreamin' past those frozen plains, tryin' to count each blessin'. He'd been an ol' L.S. cowpuncher since hard scrabble youth, But with the years and creakin' bowlegs, he now sought the truth. He didn't go out ridin' much on that December trail— He holed-up in an ol' line shack till wit and nerve did fail. But here he was on New Year's Eve watchin' those lone star skies, Knowin' that each man's life is short, before he ups and dies. Come fall he'll head his hoss out to Logan, New Mexico— Say goodbye to the L.S. boys and then he'll have to go. Some say there's silver down Logan way - he'll pack up his gun— A brand new town and way of life – a brand new risin' sun. But now ol' Waddie Peacock waits the start of this New Year. He pats his faithful horse and knows with life there is no fear. Somewhere a cowboy clangs a bell and shoots into the air— The New Year comes like all the rest – ol' Waddie just sits there. Somehow he feels this year's his last, and that he'll be called home— And Logan's where he'll soon now rest beneath the land and stone.
On those cool summer evenings when coyotes haunt the night And the campfire is dying—burning low, then flaring bright, A cowboy plays harmonica while others sing and hum While down by the chuck wagon a lonely guitar does strum. A few pokes like Lon Stonecipher stare silent at the fire, Imagining old friends and folks in times both dear and dire. Lon sees and talks to faces that flicker in gold flames— He asks them of the weather—remembers all their names. "There's Delton and Rosella, old Burlin and Rob Alcorn, There's that sweet Renata Robins that kissed me one June morn. There's Cal Shirlo and Spud Scanlon, that both died in the war, And Addie Belle from Abilene that said she'd love no more." Cowpokes yawned and nodded—on this wild words did not dwell— They knew the man he used to be, but this was just his shell. The faces in the fire gave him comfort and offered hope, They were his last salvation—without them he could not cope. Lon stared into the fire for many hours before sleep— His rest was fitful, frenzied—never calm, peaceful or deep. And often he'd awake and gaze mournfully once again Into those glowing embers in search of friend or kin. "I can see my last saddle pal, young Mathew Leatherwood And a Dodge City gambler that I shot right where he stood. I see my dear grandmother and my sister Anna Lee— My grandpa and brother Jim, who died at the age of three." The fire burned low and so did Lon out on that prairie bow, But this was as it always was, at least until just now. "I see you, ma—I see you, pa—your faces smile at me," So said old Lon one last time, drifting upon a prairie sea. They buried Lon Stonecipher right out on that cold, dark land— And right beside him built a blaze as hot as they could stand. Then they watched the flames dance, and stared long into that pyre, And to this day some still swear, Lon's face was smiling in that fire.
I wish that I just had my own road— I wish that I had my own trail— I wish the stories hadn't been told 'Bout how there's now no range to sail. It seems that all the land is now fenced And there are no more wagon swales— To most, the Old West now makes no sense And the interstates are our trails. I wish for those times of clear creek skies When the horse and bison ran free— When the campfires burned and night had eyes And the trails were open for me. Oh, I wish we all could go back now And each of us had his own trail— And winter never broke summer's bow And roads we rode down did not fail.
The plains have their moments of wild beauty As you ride with morning wind in your hair--- The sage and wide open spaces thrill you As you ride free on that celestial stair. But the hill country is another thing, Although you and your horse start out just fine— You both have to carefully watch your step As you ride down that steady old decline. At first, you don't really notice a change— A misstep or a small ache in your back— Then you sense you can't do things you once did And to your thinking there's a certain lack. Oh, you can still out ride all those young dudes And you're still relied on in a real pinch— But your step's a little slower these days And you give slack when once you gave no inch. Gone are the days of those endless trail rides— Your tail bone ain't the rock it used to be— You'd rather be riding soft rocking chairs, Than on the range where it's rough and still free. So you slow up your horse on that ride down And look ahead to the clouds and sunshine— As you steady your reigns and your old horse And slowly ease down that long last decline.
A red Navajo blanket Shines in the setting sun— Marking a cowboy's final rest When that long ride is done. There will be no wood marker Or stone to note his place— We'll just remember laughter And long recall his face. "Please boys," he asked us softly, "Do one last thing for me And put that Navajo rug High where the world will see. "An old dying Indian Passed that blanket to me— After I tried to save him From sure death meant to be. "Oh, it won't last forever— Like leaves it will soon fall— But like a man's life well-lived, Beauty's what we recall." So high upon that green hill We placed blanket and grave, Then said what words that we knew In hopes a soul we'd save. A red Navajo blanket Shines in the setting sun— Marking a cowboy's final rest When that long ride is done.
You can hear coyotes come a calling And the cattle restless now and bawling As we dodge the storm that sends us sprawling On that range we'll see no more. The birds like omens now are all singing And our thoughts and lives are swiftly winging Toward that railhead with these cows we're bringing On that range we'll see no more. Nothing lasts forever we are thinking As our heart's and spirits are now sinking While on to that last day we are slinking On that range we'll see no more. They say that the Old West it is dying But it's not for all our work and trying, But like these streams we are parched and drying On that range we'll see no more. Our life is rough and so unforgiving, But it was much more than just a living— Branded in our souls with no misgiving On that range we'll see no more. After longhorns, whisky and the shouting, For other jobs we will go a scouting— Cowboys now on our sad final outing— On that range we'll see no more. They say us cowpokes were made for fighting, And that we find those wrongs that need righting As we still honor Him with no slighting On that range we'll see no more. One last time we'll hear the cattle lowing While on prairie seas we go a rowing Riding toward wisdom and final knowing On that range we'll see no more.
As that new bunch drifted slowly into Deadwood, Bill turned round in his saddle to Charley Utter— Sadly told him something he'd always remember— That which made the others smirk and weak hearts flutter: "Charley, I feel this is going to be my last camp," Bill then softly said, "and I won't leave it alive…" Charley, Calam Jane and all the others just laughed— But Wild Bill did not smile and he never replied. Even to that day, as Bill foretold his own doom And wrote a letter to the wife he'd know no more: "Agnes… if such should be we never meet again…" Bill penned, "I will try to swim to the other shore." Next day, August second, eighteen seventy six, Wild Bill Hickok went in that Saloon Number Ten— And to this day, the rest they say is history— Now that last Deadwood camp is still recalled by men. "Charley, I feel this is going to be my last camp, And I won't leave it alive…." Utter heard Bill say— Or so he, Calam and Agnes long remembered And his spirit grows all the stronger to this day.
There were clear, sunny mornings with the rustle of leaves, A patchwork of sunlight beneath the wind-blown trees-- There were round-ups and long rides that lasted all the day, In times of our innocence when cowboys rode away. Hopalong, Gene Autry, Roy Rogers and Lash LaRue, We grew up with them in movies--their days were too few. They stood for truth; what was right; they always had their say, America was not the same when cowboys rode away. The West is gone, it's true--there are no cowboys anymore-- At least not like the old ones that we knew before. We make our worlds to please ourselves with our yesterday-- You'll find my world gone years ago, when cowboys rode away.
Ol' Kiley, he'd gone out a ridin', Just to clear his weary head— 'Bout the workin' of this busy world And how it done changed the spread. Seems things they were just changin' too fast, And new owners had fired men— Ol' Kiley, he figured he'd go next— Just didn't know why or when. Then right in the middle of nowhere— Like he'd just seen him a ghost— Sure 'nuff amid the grass and the sage, Stood an ol' wood hitchin' post. But it weren't really just a post now— It were two posts and a rail— Where long ago you tied up your horse After ridin' down some trail. Kiley hitched his hoss there and got down, And it gave him pause to think— As he kicked the remnants of a trough Where once the horses could drink. But here it was now, all by itself— No buildin's 'round - all alone, Nothin' to mark where once it belonged As it stood without a home. In front he could see the faint tracin's Of a buildin's foundation: A home, a store or stage coach stop That marked a once great nation. He stood there by his horse – shook a post To test the strength of that rail— And to his surprise it was solid And not at all was it frail. Then as he gazed across empty land— He sensed change had come here, too— And only our solid moorin's last— Without them we're all just through. And how was it, Kiley asked himself— Sometimes we hitch up all wrong— When we have the choice of tyin' up With life's best where we belong? And how come there are those sad ol' times When we didn't hitch at all— But just kept on ridin' life real hard Till ones we loved all turned small? So Kiley unhitched his ol' paint hoss From that solid hitchin' rail— And he headed back to his new ranch To face change that must prevail. He looked back once at that hitchin' rail— Wondered how long it would last— Till wind and sun and snow would weaken The strength that now held it fast. You see, there's nothin' certain in life And there's much at which we fail— But time and change always ride with us, When once we hitch to life's rail.
You're nineteen years old and fancy That you're fast as that Wild Bill— You ride and shoot and go crazy— Drink rye whiskey to your fill. You bet that you'll live forever And never see a sick day, Till some sense is knocked in your head That soon won't go far away. That buddy you said you'd kill for Lays dead because he was shot— And there was nothing you could do, But hold on to what you got. So you grow wrinkled and wiser And think what you need is gold— To buy your dreams and your lovers As days and years make you old. But the gold comes and then it's gone And only your kin stand by— As you watch them die one by one And all you can do is cry. So you tighten up your cinches And delight in God's sad plot— Then savor those you love the more And hold on to what you got.
He wore a floppy, chewed-up hat And he came to replace Chester, Who limped off to a better deal And then let sad feelings fester. On Gunsmoke they called him Festus, But his real name was Ken Curtis— At first no one knew what to think, Because Chester's leaving hurt us. His talk was high and real scratchy And he spoke with a mountain twang— Of course it was just put on thick, For we all knew that he once sang. Seemed like he needed a close shave, His whiskers were mangy and wild— He screwed up his face like Popeye— It was hard to tell if he smiled. It just seemed that he was cranky— Most times had loud words with old Doc— Out of fun they always quarreled— Guess we thought that they'd never stop. There was Marshal Dillon, Newly, Sam the barkeep and Miss Kitty— And those jingling spurs of Festus, Long silent now – it's such a pity. Doc, Kitty and Sam are gone, too, And Gunsmoke is long off the air— Didn't know how good Festus was, Till we looked around and he wasn't there.
Its mournful melodies come drifting Through the valley and the glen, Those last haunting , misting memories Of the mountain mandolin. A jaunty jew's-harp joins along now Like a lonesome loud amen, While a fiddle fades and then rises With that mountain mandolin. Then the bass moans of an old cowboy Who in rage shot his best friend, As that band of long ago plays on Like soft thunder in the wind. Yet, one by one those cowboys drift off As we still remember when And we join that dying orchestra Lead by that mountain mandolin.
(Chief White Buffalo speaks) Long knives turn dark the west sky, Bring big iron horse on rails that roar— My people now starve and die, Where buffalo thunder no more. Their bones turn red, then pure white As pale hunters stack them in piles— Their praise we chant in the night, Our stories like smoke travel miles. They give us cattle for meat And tell us now to end our hunt— But no red man is complete As we just nod and meekly grunt. They take sacred land for gold And give us less food and more lies— Our Great Father has grown old And will not gaze upon sunrise. The long knives bring many things: Baubles, sickness, wonder and war— But he takes more than he brings— And buffalo thunder no more.
Smiley sold autographs and pieces of his hat, they say— In halcyon movie days when heroes just blew away. There came a time western movie jobs were sparse as hen's teeth, And Ken and Kermit Maynard retired and lived on relief. Ken was reduced to a trailer on a Hollywood lot, Where he nursed pride and bottles and dreamt of what he was not. And fans that came to talk with him had no need of poses, As long as they brought 'long a bottle of Seven Roses. Then Ken would show them his fancy holsters with guns loaded— And he'd relive days again of heroes and villains he goaded. But though he did not have much, those guns were still his prize— "He'd not sell them for anything," was written in his eyes. Two pension checks were all he lived on, and they seemed paltry— One from government and a false named one from Gene Autry. So it went with now rare jobs, he lived more like a hermit— But even with the drink, he outlived his brother Kermit. And so it went in better times when cowboys had their say— In halcyon movie days when heroes just blew away.


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Besides copious amounts of soup, how do you incorporate bone broth into your kids diets? Or maybe I'm just not that good at it....do you make bone broth tasty enough to sip from a mug? Mine taste very earthy and marrow-y.
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My chicken bone broth would be good to sip in cool weather if the fat were skimmed off. Broth is good in sauces and instead of water for cooking rice, or you can serve soup with more of your meals. Do you salt yours? Sea salt or plain salt is fine in moderate amounts. Also you can put some onion, carrot, celery, parsley, etc in (maybe in the last hour or so if yours cooks a long time)
Salt is essential, we use only pink salt from Hawaii or Real Salt. If the stock is fresh (not concentrated yet) a mugful in the morning and with meals is delicious with some salt and fresh pressed garlic.
Like PP said, it's great for rice instead of water, and a good practice to serve mugs of broth or brothy soup with a meal, as it helps digestion and nutrient absorption. For simple tasty soup just shred some spinach and stir in some whisked egg/egg yolks for a light soup. Sometimes we eat this at breakfast.
For a quick food for DS (22mo) I give him broth with chopped pieces of grass-fed butter in it-he *loves* this... also you can spoon some cold leftover rice right into the hot broth, another toddler favorite "snack food" in our house.
I try to use stock in every meal, even just a little. When I make taco meat I simmer it down in beef stock to make a thick sauce and tender meat. DH says its the best he ever had.
When I braise meats, or make gravy, sauces, stir-fry- I use stock instead of water for almost everything I cook. Especially if it happens to be "vegetarian"... adds flavor and nutrition.
If your Beef Stock tastes too earthy here are a few suggestions:
-First roast the bones ~350 for ~20-30 mins, turning once. save fat seperately for roasting veg or frying potatoes.
-Use salt and onion/garlic peels and some cut onion and celery
-Dried Mushrooms are integral in my beef stock, just tastes better to us that way and we sip it strait from the pot
-Add spices: Thyme, celery seed, peppercorns, after initial skimming (30min to an hour after starting)
-As you take from the stock pot for drinking and cooking, add water and keep cooking until bones crumble between your fingers. Then you know you got the minerals out of them. You can also strain off and freeze or fridge stock and add more water if you want more stock.
Chicken Stock is simpler, I just add onion, garlic (and peels), cellery, carrot peels and ends, and peppercorns.
Pork stock needs a lot of garlic, and is great if you eat beans. We don't eat beans much, but we do *if* we happen to have a good pork stock!
Hope this helps... I also take a thermos, with salt and garlic, to school with me (or work or travel) to sip through the day-especially if I know I will be eating cooked food out (i.e. away from my beloved stock/crock pot and jars of fermented vegetable "digestive aids")
Oh my gosh, thank you so much for the great suggestions!! I made a batch of beef stock over the last 3 days and salted it this morning with celtic sea salt. My kids were curious and drank some, but then the oldest declared it was "gross" so the younger kids were done with it too. Ugh. But I thought it tasted great and drank a mug of it.
I'll definitely take your specific ideas, mamalex. Dried mushrooms sounds like a great idea. Do you use vinegar or lemon juice in yours? I used vinegar, but heard lemon juice gives a better flavor.
I also think they'll respond better to chicken broth, since that is what I used to use as a base for a lot of things. And just using it here and there for cooking will be a big help.
But I'm going to keep trying and perfect my recipe so hopefully the kids will one day declare it yummy!
mamalex23, you sound like you know what your doing! Would you be willing to post your recipe for making beef and chicken stock? I am not very experienced, so a step by step guide is what I am needing right now :) TIA!
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Our helicopter delivers us to the glacier early in the morning. (Notice how nonchalantly I say that. Three days ago I'd never been on a helicopter and was terrified. Now it's just another form of transportation.)
Sense of Vast Space Where Mountains Meet Clouds
I always thought glaciers were smooth, cool ice with lots of 'glacial' blue that was a product of the weight and compression of the frozen water molecules. There's blue--that's about all I got right. As we make our way along the glacier I am filled with wonder.
Glaciers pick up pieces of the earth they traverse, and then drop them as they move, leaving 'moraine' behind, usually along the edge of the ice. The uneven ice surface is filled with rocks and dirt; with cracks and rivulets; with deep holes (millwells) that were started by sun-warmed stones and then expanded by flowing water; with crevasses created when the glacier moved over underlying uneven terrain.
from inside a crevasse!
Just for the record--- the picture below is from the point where the crevasse is widest. When I cross, I do so at the same point as my friends... where it's quite narrow and I can't fall in. (whew)
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"Critical" Microsoft security bugs at lowest level since 2005
December 14, 2011Microsoft officials credit more robust software security design with a diminished number of bugs garnering the tech giant's most severe rating.
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August 25, 2011Microsoft on Thursday released updates for three, free Security Development Lifecycle (SLD) tools designed to aid with the design and verification of applications. The updated tools - Threat Modeling Tool v3.1.8, MiniFuzz Tool v1.5.5 and RegExFuzz Tool v1.1.0 - include fixes for security and stability bugs, Microsoft said. In addition, the tools now add support for the 2010 versions of Microsoft's development environment, including Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server. Microsoft's SDL tools have been downloaded nearly 700,000 times since 2008, according to the Redmond, Wash.-based computing giant.
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14ymedio, Rosa Lopez, Havana, 1 March 2015 – The raised bed exhibits its curly lettuces a few meters from the rough concrete building. There is an hour to go before the urban organic garden near Hidalgo Street in the Plaza township begins its sale, but already customers are thronging to get fresh vegetables and lower prices. None of them knows that the products they will buy here are neither organic nor very safe for their health.
Urban agriculture is a phenomenon that dawned in the nineties with the rigors of the Special Period. In the words of a humorist, "We Havanans turned ourselves into peasants and planted leeks even on balconies." The economic crisis and the inefficiency of state farms required taking advantage of empty lots in order to cultivate greens and vegetables.
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Diagnosis: A relatively robust caecilian with plumbeous (lead-gray) dorsal color, visible eyes, and a head that does not contrast in color with the body (Savage 2002).
Description: Dermophis gracilior is moderately sized and measures up to 387 mm in total length. This is a somewhat robust species, with a total length-to-body width ratio from 23 to 34 in adults. Total annuli number 156 to 208, with 91 to 117 primary annuli and 65 to 96 secondary annuli. Dorsal surface is lead-gray color, while the venter is cream with dark mottling or mostly gray to dull black. The annular grooves are the same shade as adjacent areas (Savage 2002).
This taxon may represent more than one species; see Savage (2002) for comments. It was removed from synonymy with Dermophis mexicanus by Savage and Wake (2001). It was first described by Günther (1902).
A Spanish-language species account can be found at the website of Instituto Nacional de Biodiversidad (INBio).
- Günther, A. C. L. G. (1902). ''Reptilia and Batrachia. Part 170.'' Biologia Centrali Americana. Volume 7 O. Salvin and F. D. Godman , eds., R. H. Porter and Dulau & Co., London.
- Savage, J. M. (2002). The Amphibians and Reptiles of Costa Rica. University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London.
- Savage, J. M., and Wake, M. H. (2001). ''Reevaluation of the status of taxa of Central American caecilians (Amphibia: Gymnophiona) with comments on their origin and evolution.'' Copeia, 2001(1), 52-64.
- Solís, F., Ibáñez, R., Chaves, G., Savage, J., Jaramillo, C., Fuenmayor, Q., Wilkinson, M., and Bolaños, F. (2008). Dermophis gracilior. In: IUCN 2010. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2010.1. www.iucnredlist.org. Downloaded on 13 May 2010.
- Wake, M.H. (1980). "Reproduction, growth, and population structure of the Central American caecilian Dermophis mexicanus (Amphibia: Gymnophiona)." Herpetologica, 36, 244-256.


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