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**I received free product samples in order to do this review.**
I am a forty-something year old woman, and I ♥ the Berenstain Bears. That is because I grew up reading their books. Over my childhood years I amassed a rather large collection of their books. I still have many of them that I had saved for my own children. They are now safely tucked away in storage boxes in my father's basement in hopes that I can read them to my grandchildren some day.
When I was young all I remembered about the books is that they were entertaining. It was fun to see what adventure brother and sister bear got themselves into. I also used to try and think of what their real names would be other than brother and sister bear. 🙂
It wasn't until I was a grown up and read the books to my own children that I realized that each of the stories teach a very valuable lesson. In fact, it was so clear to me as an adult what each episode was about. They were each meant to teach children an important life lesson or moral.
I was excited when the Berenstain Bears appeared on TV. I remember watchin a few of their specials. I remember an old episode about a Chrsitmas tree and another one that was about Easter. I can't remember them in detail because I saw them so many years ago.
Thanks to PBS Kids the Berenstain Bears can be seen regularly on television, bringing this loving bear family into the lives of a whole new generation.
Thanks to Phase 4 Films you can not only bring the Berenstain Bears episodes into your home, but also also a special edition Brother and Sister plush toy.
Through Phase 4 Films family friendly kaboom! Entertainment line, there are new limited edition Berenstain Bears products are available at your local Walmart.
My personal favorites are the Limited Edition Golden Gift Sets featuring Brother Bear and Sister Bear. Each set retails for $19.99 each and comes with a DVD that includes over TWO HOURS of Berenstain Bears episodes and super adorable plush Brother or Sister Bear.
The Limited Edition Golden Gift Set Brother Bear includes a plush Brother Bear and two hours of special episodes that put Brother Bear into the spotlight.
Brother Bear loves sports of all kinds, especially soccer. He often acts as protector and stands up for the smaller cubs at school.
The Limited Edition Golden Gift Set Sister Bear includes a plush Sister Bear and two hours of Berenstain Bears episodes that highlight the youngest family member.
Sister Bear is a spirited, spunky third-grader. Outdoorsy and sports-minded she also loves fairytales, writing and jump rope.
These sets are a fun way to introduce your child (or grandchild) to the wonderful world of Berenstain Bears. These sets are also fabulous for a child (or grandchild) who has already fallen in love with the bear family that lives on the sunny dirt road.
I think adding the plush helps to bring the series to life. Not only that, they make great new "friends".
If you have a son and a daughter (or grandson and granddaughter) it would be fun to give each one of them a set. The can re-enact scenes from the episodes that they watch from the DVDs.
In addition to the special Limited Edition Golden Brother Bear and Sister Bear gift sets there is also a Berenstain Bears 5oth Anniversary DVD collection.
This special limited edition set comes with three DVDs. Each one has several full length episodes. The episodes are grouped by themes so all the episodes on each DVD have similar subject matter.
Here is a break down of each DVD and whate episodes you'll find on them.
- The Birthday Boy
- Count Their Blessings
- Double Dare
- Trouble with Money
- Slumber Party
Homework Help
- Go to School
- Trouble at School
- Homework
- Hassle
- Jump Rope Contest
- The In Crowd
Bear Country
- Go Up and Down
- The Big Election
- The Giant Mall
- Showdown at Birder's Wood
- That Stump Must Go
I have watched just about all of these DVDs collections (I have a few more episodes to go).
Unlike other shows geared towards children, which can be rather UNentertianing for adults to watch, that is NOT the case with the Berenstain Bears. I enjoy watching each episodes. My husband even said that they are much more enjoyable to watch compared to other kiddie shows, especially the weird shows they offer children these days.
I have to laugh because I see my own children in Brother and Sister Bear. For example, in the episode "Country Your Blessings" my kids are always making it a point of telling us what their friends have – how their friends have the latest tech gadget, or the trendy new outfit. They always make a point of saying what they DON'T have and comparing themselves with what their friends have. Just like the Berenstain Bears parents, we always make it a point of reminding our kids what they DO HAVE, like plenty of food ot eat, a roof over their heads, an education, parents who love them, a warm bed to sleep in at night, and so forth.
Some episodes have some humor in them too. Take for example "Go Up and Down". Poor Mr. Berenstain wants to take the kids out fishing but the fishing trip gets ruined because he keeps forgetting supplies that they need. Everything is up at the cabin and poor Mr. Berenstain has to walk up and down the steps so many times that he's exhausted. By the time they get the boat out into the lake the fish are no longer biting.
I can totally relate to his situation. We live on a top floor condo with six flights of steps. I cannot tell you how many times I have had to make numerous trips up and down the stairs because I forget things. 🙂
Whether you opt to get the Limited Edition Golden Brother Bear and Sister Bear gift sets, or the Berenstain Bears 5oth Anniversary DVD collection (or all sets!) you are sure to delight the Berenstain Bears fan in your life.
Please note that the sets are LIMITED EDITIONS, so if you want them you need to hurry up to your nearest Walmart and grab them before they are all gone. You could always hold on to these and give as gifts later on in the year (these would make great Christmas or birthday presents).
With summer right around the corner many families are planning on road trips. Taking along the Berenstain Bears DVDs and a plush Brother and/or Sister bear would a fun way to keep your child/children entertained.
*I received free screener copies and other materials for my participation in this campaign with Child's Play Communications. The opinions expressed are my own and were not influenced in any way


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Aeria Luxury Interiors, the private jet business that ST Aerospace launched at the Singapore Airshow two years ago, is up and running in San Antonio, Texas, and has secured its first order for full completion of a green aircraft.
Since it was launched in February 2012, Aeria has become an approved Boeing Business Jets completion center and has performed maintenance or partial refurbishment on three BBJs. It also performed heavy maintenance, a complete refurbishment and an extensive IFE upgrade on a Boeing 767.
At last month's Singapore Airshow, Aeria announced its first order for the full completion of a green aircraft–a BBJ for an undisclosed customer in Europe who had already commissioned a new interior from Aeria for another aircraft.
The BBJ will be outfitted with a dedicated forward crew area, galley for fresh meal preparation, dining suite, conference room, rest lounge and master suite. High-definition screens will be installed, along with Inmarsat and Iridium satcom and Wi-Fi. The aircraft is due to enter the completion process in December, for final delivery in October next year.
"We are also in negotiations for the completion of a widebody Boeing," Ron Soret, STA San Antonio's general manager of completions and head of Aeria, told AIN.
The Aeria facility is now undergoing a 14,000-sq-ft expansion to accommodate a cabinet and upholstery shop (bringing those activities in-house this year or next) and a new standalone building that will house the design, sales and marketing teams.
Aeria employs 35 people for private aircraft completions, a number that will increase this year to fulfill the new contracts.
Also to be added this year is a 3-D printer that will be used for sales and marketing, as well as prototyping and limited production of nonstructural parts. "If a customer wants to see a seat or a side ledge, for example, he will be able to hold a scale model in his hands," Soret said. said he further noted that "3-D-printed" production items would pass burn tests.

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Help! My catastrophe today is that my keyboard won't stop speaking to me! It keeps saying things like:
"You should be doing that boring essay. No I don't like typing it either, but get off Pinterest. Then the mouse gets all the attention."
"Please, stop the story writing! You're making my keys ache and I know that when you write a story, you go on for hours. Yes it is interesting, but I've had enough. That's it, I am going to talk to Writer's Block and ask it to hinder you again!"
"Why are you never on Facebook? Chatting to people is the best and I don't get why you hate it so much... oh here we go again, another blog post."
You get the idea xD I think my keyboard is fed up with how much I use it half the time, and most likely is plotting against me somehow. I'm worried it will spit out some of my secrets though. Things like:
1. I type super fast, and I only use three fingers to do so. One on my left hand, the point one. And the pointy and middle one on the right.
2. I have a mousepad on my laptop but I managed to break it somehow without breaking the whole laptop, so I have a wireless mouse.
3. When I chat with people online I write messages to them sometimes I know I would never really tell them and just delete it. Because it feels so daring knowing I could accidently press enter instead of backspace (yes it has happened a few times.)
4.My productivity is highest between 5am - 11 am and then 11pm to 5-am. Really, I think this means I need to switch around my sleep schedules.
Okay, I think we've heard quite enough from my keyboard. I best say goodbye before it starts giving away secrets like how often I am on my laptop.
Olivia's Question: What would your keyboard say if it could speak?
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I said that i think the game could have benifited greatly from a later release and longer open beta. This was my primary comment.. The others are based on where we are now which changes nothing.
we are kind of where we are.. its not like your going to be able to hold EA or the mgmt for multiple ROI's in any position to change what has already been done..
ITS DONE.. over with..
At this point working and moving forward is the only option unless you suggest abandonment of the program and any efforts.. which is your decission..
I can't say i'm going to let my 80x2 copies in value go down the drain because of someone elses choices and decissions..
this isn't a fight.. and if it was.. we lost the moment we gave them money to EA.. Maxis has to follow orders of the Umbrella Corporation.. and i say that PUN intended.. No matter how i feel about EA . It doesn't mean i feel the same about Maxis or its team of developers..
so what do you think we should do.. keep barking at EA thinking they are going to make some change? its pointless.. EA isn't listening and if they are its via Maxis and they dont care.. Maxis actually does care and have thier hands tied .. so what do you want..
SlyClone2k posted...
I couldn't figure out why the time constraints would be so imposed to release a game that wasn't yet fit for purpose.
Thank you.. that pretty much what i have been saying several times now.. Some of this made no sense in the beginning but when someone tweets .. OH thats the PLOP team and we have no say / nothing to do with that portion .. that kind of indicates ok wow.. more than one ROI with Multiple Time tables ..
I think its not that clean cut and done with .. there is still alot that can be done and will be done by effort of collaboration but not from just being all upset about things and not seeing and understanding the bigger picture..
i'm now on to trying to understand the different type of agents and how they impact the game .. its obvious now that portions are changed or missing do to release constraints .. which also explain the changes in how the game behaves and maybe why so much work needs to be done now.. but agian.. it is what it is...
TFHDeathUA709 posted...
darkace77450 posted...I Like Toast posted...• Cities not Processing: Mitigates some of the issues that were causing cities not to process. We are continuing to work on and improve this issue.
at the same time.. don't dismiss anything they say.. i think in some way.. everyone pro and con brings something to the surface sooner or later and everything has a value..
i think most of us are over the beating maxis up..
but i think i'm over the preordering of anything for some time to come as a resullt of all of this
like it or not its impacted to many people. i think all of us have less faith as a result.. which is our only real weapon going forward...
SoulTrapper 4 years ago#64
xoxide124 posted...
I'm not barking at EA, I'm barking at the people buying EA games, hoping they'll wake up and notice their asses hurt from the screwing EA keeps putting them through with every new game they buy.
Maxis is dead, they don't exist anymore. It's a label EA uses when releasing these type of games.
Same with Bioware: they died a long time ago.
EA just uses the Maxis and Bioware names to sell their products.
I know it's pointless to get EA to change as long as people keep buying their games without thinking twice, which is exactly why I'm here: to get people to think twice before buying an EA game.
PSN: El_Coon
SoulTrapper posted...
xoxide124 posted...SoulTrapper
Maxis is stiffled i think .. not dead.. dunno what to make of ea or steam now.. i have had a few problems it will make me think twice before i buy and a game is released.. i will be on a wait before buy now since anno problems i had on steam and sc ..
but as far as sc2013 there is still hope.. just going to take more time than most want at this point.
i would like to think its not that bad.. but yea alot of good firms have become part of Umbrella Corporations IPO's rather than a title or development group in some cases.. they are carving them up like dinner at thanksgiving which is not cool..
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Overview of Middle East Crackdowns and the (Varying) U.S. Responses to Each
Feb. 25: For more recent coverage of the Middle East crackdowns, read "The Latest on Crackdowns in the Mideast and U.S. Responses."
As protests—and crackdowns—have been rippling through the Middle East, the U.S. response has varied by country.
For instance, while the Obama administration has been vocal about events in Iran, it has been relatively quiet about violence by pro-government forces in Yemen. Here's a brief look at what's happening in some key countries—and the U.S.'s response in each.
Relationship status with United States: BFF
The small oil-producing country and financial center has played host to a robust U.S. military presence as home of the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet. Bahrain's Sunni rulers—which rule over a majority-Shi'ite population—keep "close to their American protectors," according to a 2008 WikiLeaks cable.
What's happening (Updated 2/18, 1:30 pm):
Brutal attacks on protesters continued on Friday as government forces fired on crowds of people gathered to mourn protesters who had died this week clashes. The New York Times reported that at least one helicopter sprayed fire on the mourners as they fled the scene. Medics and journalists were also targets in the attacks. The death toll from the latest clash is unclear, but an anguished plea for help from a Bahraini doctor—aired on Al Jazeera—said "the situation is very bad, the hospital cannot handle the number of injured."
Early Thursday morning, hundreds of armed police stormed the public square where demonstrators had been sleeping and gathering for days. The officers fired clouds of tear gas and concussion grenades during the crackdown. At least three protesters were killed and hundreds wounded. Here's a video clip of the attack on protesters:
The severity of the latest attacks suggests a reversal in the Bahrani government's strategy for dealing with the opposition. Earlier this week government officials had apologized for the deaths of two protesters and promised to investigate the policemen behind those incidents. They have since declared the protests illegal and on Thursday, they defended the crackdowns as "a very important step that had to happen" to prevent the country from falling into "a sectarian abyss."
Advocacy groups Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have called on authorities to stop the use of "excessive police force" in attacks on peaceful protestors. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights had even stronger words for Bahrain's government, urging it to "curb the excesses of the security apparatus and to undertake serious investigations into allegations of torture and abuse of detention rights of hundreds of political and human rights activists." In an early effort to quell the protests, Bahrain's king had offered to pay $2,650 to each family.
U.S. response (Updated 2/18, 1:30 pm):
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke by phone with Bahrain's foreign minister and "stressed the need to seriously engage all sectors of society in a constructive, consultative dialogue to meet the way forward in accordance with the aspirations of the people." She cited the need for continued reform and reiterated that Bahrain is a "friend and ally." (Related: See our post about the praise that the U.S. lavished on its Bahrain just two months prior to these attacks.)
Asked by reporters on Wednesday about Bahrain's unrest, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters that "what the President believes and the administration believes is that Bahrain, like all the countries in the region, needs to respect the universal right of its citizens, their right to protest, the right to have their grievances heard, and that they should refrain from violence on both sides." Carney said the administration was watching the events in Bahrain and the region closely, but "our position on all the countries is the same at the universal-rights level."
Earlier this week, State Department Spokesman PJ Crowley had issued the following statement:
The United States is very concerned by recent violence surrounding protests in Bahrain. We have received confirmation that two protesters in Bahrain were recently killed, and offer our condolences to the families and friends of the two individuals who lost their lives.
The United States welcomes the Government of Bahrain's statements that it will investigate these deaths, and that it will take legal action against any unjustified use of force by Bahraini security forces. We urge that it follow through on these statements as quickly as possible. We also call on all parties to exercise restraint and refrain from violence.
Relationship status with United States: Frenemies
In a press briefing last week, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs stated, "Our relationship with the government of Yemen is incredibly important in addressing the counterterrorism threat that exists there." As WikiLeaks cables revealed last fall, the country's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, has allowed secret U.S. air strikes against suspected al-Qaida militants and covered them up, claiming they were conducted by the Yemeni military. However, some analysts have said Yemen is playing a double game—diverting U.S. aid to fight domestic rebels instead of going after al-Qaida.
What's happening:
It's the sixth day of protests in Yemen, and Al Jazeera reports today that protests there are "spiraling out of control." Two have died so far in clashes with pro-government supporters armed with knives, rocks, and electroshock sticks. Some anti-government demonstrators have been beaten by Yemeni security forces, according to the Washington Post and Human Rights Watch. The Post also noted that a member of parliament resigned yesterday, saying that the ruling party's failure to fight corruption and its involvement in attacking peaceful demonstrators is "against my morals."
U.S. response (Updated: 2/17, 11:30 am):
Salon noted over the weekend that the Obama administration hadn't said anything in recent days about the violence in Yemen. In a briefing yesterday, asked specifically about the situation in Yemen, State Department spokesman PJ Crowley made a "broader statement" about the cause of the unrest in the region and noted that in Yemen, "you've got a clash of protestors who want change and protestors who want the status quo."
Earlier this month, President Obama had called Yemen's President Saleh and "asked that Yemeni security forces show restraint and refrain from violence" against demonstrators. He also urged Yemen to take forceful action against Al Qaida, according to the State Department.
Last week, Crowley also tweeted about the necessity of foreign aid to Yemen, saying that potential cuts would "constrain our ability to help Yemen" confront al-Qaida.
Relationship status with U.S.: It's complicated
As U.S. diplomatic cables show, relations between the U.S. and Algeria have warmed gradually in recent years. A February 2008 cable shows U.S. diplomats calling the Algerian military intelligence "a prickly, paranoid group to work with," but noted that cooperation had paid dividends. A cable sent early last year noted Algeria's strategic importance in the fight against al-Qaida in the region.
What's happening:
According to the BBC, sporadic protests in Algeria have been continuing since early January, mostly triggered by economic conditions in the face of government wealth. Algerian security forces arrested dozens of protesters and police attacked some journalists in crackdowns over the weekend.
U.S. response:
The State Department's Crowley released a statement on Sunday:
We note the ongoing protests in Algeria, and call for restraint on the part of the security services. In addition, we reaffirm our support for the universal rights of the Algerian people, including assembly and expression. These rights apply on the internet. Moreover, these rights must be respected. We will continue to follow the situation closely in the days ahead.
Relationship status with United States: Enemies
The U.S. currently has sanctions against Iran and has long tried to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons.
What's happening: Yesterday, members of the Iranian Parliament called for the leaders of the protest movement to be executed. The government has cracked down on the protests and worked to block coverage. Two protestors have been reported killed.
U.S. response: The U.S. response to Iran has been far harsher than to other governments suppressing protests. State Department spokesman PJ Crowley said on Monday that the U.S. condemned the violence "in the strongest terms":
We are deeply concerned about reports that one person has been killed and two wounded in clashes with security forces. Those security forces are arresting, beating, and using tear gas against protestors, as well as blocking them from using public transportation, cell phones, and other means of communication. Iran reportedly continues to jam news coverage in the country. Both major opposition leaders remain under house arrest, and this is in conjunction with a wave of other arrests of opposition figures, including women's rights advocates, leading up to the protests.
National Security Advisor Tom Donilon issued the following statement over the weekend:
By announcing that they will not allow opposition protests, the Iranian government has declared illegal for Iranians what it claimed was noble for Egyptians. We call on the government of Iran to allow the Iranian people the universal right to peacefully assemble, demonstrate and communicate that's being exercised in Cairo.
The U.S. also set up a Twitter feed that sends messages in Farsi to the Iranian people. The Times noted yesterday that the administration has "all but encouraged protestors to take to the streets."
Asked in a briefing this week about why the State Department is "condemning what is happening in Iran" and not taking the same position on crackdowns elsewhere, Crowley said, "Well, actually, in the other countries there is greater respect for the rights of the citizens. I mean, we are watching developments in other countries, including Yemen, including Algeria, including Bahrain. And our advice is the same."
Relationship status with United States: Very close
What's happening: Earlier this month, Jordan's king sought to appease protestors by dismissing his cabinet. He swore in a new government last week—a mix of familiar faces and opposition leaders.
U.S. response: Over the weekend, President Obama called Jordanian King Abdullah to discuss the developments in Egypt and assure him of the U.S.'s support. Reports the Los Angeles Times:
Seeking to ease those fears, President Obama called the king over the weekend and has dispatched a procession of top officials to Jordan to reassure him of Washington's support. The emissaries included the State Department's No. 3 official, William J. Burns, and the top U.S. military officer, Joint Chiefs Chairman Adm. Michael G. Mullen.
U.S. concern over Jordan became apparent last month, when the administration abruptly increased its annual aid contribution of $363 million by an additional $100 million, targeted primarily at the country's poor.
(Updated 2/17, 11:30 am)
Protests also broke out in the city of Benghazi in Libya on Wednesday as well as in one city in southern Iraq. Up to four protestors had been killed in Libya, according to the latest reports from local media and human rights groups. In Iraq, guards protecting government headquarters killed one demonstrator on Wednesday, the Post reported. Reuters has reported that three protesters have died there.
Asked on Wednesday about Libya and whether the country's leader, Muammar el-Qaddafi, was a dictator, State Department spokesman Crowley commented generally on the regional unrest. Asked the same question again, Crowley said, "I don't think he came to office through a democratic process."
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"The U.S. currently has sanctions against Iran and has long tried to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons."???
Except there is no credible evidence that they can, are or even want to develop nuclear 'weapons'. Perhaps you should correct to say "nuclear power" or at least "according to the US and Israel".
And for good measure mention the Mossad/CIA-sponserd cyber terrorism against Iran's civilian nuclear energy program and US sponsorship of anti-government groups in Iran? And then list all the bad things that Iran has done against the USA, which is nothing.
But maybe not enough space for that in an 'overview', but to describe the relationship between the US, which is occupying two of Iran's neighbors and actively working to subvert the government of Iran while Iran is only giving slight aid to some groups that are opposed to US's friends, as simply "enemies" is highly misleading, it is more like a school yard bully picking on a kid just because he is different.
Jesse , It bothers me you actually Used the word " Nothing " as far as what Iranians May have in the Past done To America or American Citizens !
Care to Rephrase !!! ??????? When I hear The Difinative Statements Like " Always , Never , Every , Nothing , !!!!!!! Normally lets me Know That Person doesn't Understand The Power and Honesty that Can come out of his or Her Mouth !!!!!!! Mostly Women Use Difinative Statements Like Always and Never and Don't Realize Always , Every , and Never , Rarely Apply to the truth in Conversations and Situations !!!! Lets Expunge Corruption, Greed and Dishonest Assholes Around the World !!!! Now,
Wake up and tell Me Again Iran did " Nothing" To America !!! Care to Pay Attention to what Comes out of your Mouth Jesse !!!!!!! Please Pay Attention !
Not Trying to Rip on you Jesse !!! I have a Real problem about people saying Stuff That Deviates from "Truth" So Many People Don't understand What they say !!! Or what the B.S. Coming out of their Mouthes Is !! Listen to people using Always, Every, and Never and tell me Again if that Really Relates The Truth !!!!!!!!!!
Iran Has Done "Nothing" To America Or it's Citizens ? Really ???????????????????
How Old Are You ????
I am not saying I Have Knowledge of the Whole Quagmeyer With Iran and Our Greedy, Sneaky
American Gov't. But I believe we are a Bit Closer to Finding out how Much " We " have Been Fooled and Tricked By the Gucci Suit Bozs !!!!
One can watch Al Jazerra English live feed and get a picture of what's taking place in the M.E.
As for dissing others, it's always good to have facts to counter your argument of others, not just name placing. It shows your knowledge on the subject.
Please Share any Knowledge and or Wisdom !!!
Norman ! As I stated a Minute ago, I am not up on all the "Factual" History Related to our Miniscule Little World and how Miniscule Little Ego's have Shaped It !!!! Please Let me Know and How your Thoughts on The Present "World" Situation !!! I Love to Learn and am a Sponge For Facts !!! Thanks Norm, and please Respond !! Thanks Sincerely Shawn Mc.
Shawn, Do your homework. Fact check, Wikipedia, Al Jazerra English, listen, look, seek. It takes years to learn most things, yet, many can be understood easily. Learn what is fact from fluff. Don't be a troll, not very good for your soul. You can start with leaving off the multiples. By the way, my name is Norman, not Norm.
Thank You Norman I am Normally A Gentleman and Hope you'll excuse me on My Oversight !!! Thank you for the Direction to look for Correct Knowledge . My Concern as well as yours may be is How this Unrest Effects Us here at Home and how fast Crazy Unsettled Things can Happen and how to Help others To Know how to Prepare !!!!
Thanks Norman and look Forward to Your Onput !
Shawn, a gentleman should always be a gentleman. As for things being unsettled, lessons are to be learned from what is taking place in the M.E. Democracy, they-the Arabs-are tasting it, are yearning for it, not what you read or hear from the MSM in the U.S. Our freedoms have been eroded, especially since the turn of the century. Today, as in the M.E., we are at the whims of a Plutocracy here at home. Something to consider the next time you vote. Keep in mind, everyone is prone to being thrown under the bus, regardless of who they may be.
I am A soon to be 47 yr old Caddie of golf Bags at 4
Private Clubs in My City Norman and your Correct !
A True Honest Gentleman Should Be More in Control of His Faculties at all Times !! Thanks ! I do However Get A Bit Excited and Will try To Maintain My True Civil Composure at All Times ! Thanks !
I watched and Carried bags in the groups this Past year or two and Watched My Sates Govenor Get Bought and Payed for and it is Scary !!!
Planning for our Future With Regard to My Direct Neighbors ! Irrespective of Grocery Stores Being Open Appears to Be My Best Focus at this Point !!
Care to Share More Norman ? Sincerely Shawn !
Politics as you say, are bought & paid for, but not by you & me. The present bunch from the very top on down, are not beholden to the voters, but to the paymasters. In essence, they have thrown the public under the bus.
As for your future, well, that's for you to decide. Science is a safe area to learn about things. NASA is also a very good choice. There is a program called DARPA that is funded through the Defense Department, by the tax payers of America. One can get lost in the research of just about any subject that is available on the internet. Of course, one has to be careful, for knowledge is dangerous. One also has to be careful on the web, for there are way too many sites that don't give, but do take. One can find a cause, then learn about it, as much or as little as one wants. It's up to you to figure what/where/why, your interests are for your benefit, not others unless they share the same.
I suggested a couple of disciplines you can pursue, but you are the Captain of your ship, so it's your decision to make. Good Luck, have fun, hold your head high.
Thank You Norman !!! You let me Know That there are Some Wonderful People in Our Infield and Our Outfield !!! Thanks Norman !!
Actually when the French IAEA team went to Iran several years ago to inspect nuclear sites they found traces of high grade nuclear material (uranium) at several sites—sites where the Iranians clearly tried to cover up the traces of what they have been doing. Israel never signed the non-proliferation treaty and its faclities have not been inspected in a while—last time they played a shell game with their nuclear facilities. However Israel is our ally and not run by a bunch of religious nuts? LOL. Even if Israel came clean Iran would keep pursuing its goal of producing nuclear weapons. The French are clearly freaked when they made their report. This was combined with the fact that Iranian Shabab missle has a 1,500 mile range. Of course the weapons they would build would be too big for this missle but give them time and they could minaturize their warheads. However its the timeline that is in dispute. Israel contends that Iran would be able to deliver nuclear bombs (not via missle warheads) in about a year from now—-CIA does not agree but you know their estimates are usually off. So bombing Iran is not the only way to sabotage their plans and I think Israel is looking for a covert operation to get the Iranians to put their goodies in one spot so they could either bomb or steal it? A good imagination is hellpful but I dont know the extent of Mossad agents in Iran and if they could pull it off. Clearly Israel will be the first one to act although a Shite regime that has a nuclear capability would make the Saudis insist that they now have nuclear weapons. Fascinating subject huh? Dont assume you know anything about what is going on unless you are on the ground.
Oh we were talking about the pro democracy movement in Egypt LOL. According to the BBC Human rights groups in Egypt so far report that 297 people have disappeared in connection with the protests. Mubarak is still in Egypt at a fancy resort so none of the protestors know what will happen—they all are very suspicious of the whole process. Wikileaks also show that the US knows that Mubaraks regime exaggerated claims about the moslem brotherhoods radical islamic views to obtain more US foreign aid. There is a considerable contingent of educated Egyptians participating in these protests who want real change and a real democracy and know that once you institute Sharia law you can kiss democracy goodbye—as in Iran. I have no doubt the CIA/NSA is burning the midnight oil working with dissident groups to push change along but what kind of change no one in the west is sure.
Shawn: So what other than "nothing" has the Iranian government done to US citizens on US soil? Does Iran have several well-armed air craft carriers off the coast of the USA? Is Iran funding anti-government groups within the United States? Is Iran occupying Mexico and Canada? Do Iranian 'hikers' routinely go missing in the USA when they 'accidentally' stray over the border? Do Iranian super-viruses take out US nuclear reactors?
Some view the Iranian hostage crisis as what broke apart US-Iran relations, but it is really that the Iranians overthrew the US-sponsored dictator and nationalized the US-owned energy companies, that is what the US hates and why they are 'enemies', same with Cuba.
If you have any actual information or refutations of specific points I would love to hear.
We also have to think
Larry: "Dont assume you know anything about what is going on unless you are on the ground."? Yeah? After all, US military, CIA and Israel government are certainly not the most credible sources of information out there. The reason why US/Israel has not been able to invade Iran and destroy their nuclear 'program' is because the US public is too smart after the WMD fiasco. We know after the war with Iran and millions of death the Iranian nuclear program will join the WMDs and bin Laden in the "still looking for them" file! And even if Iran did want nuclear weapons and ended up getting them, why is that automatically "bad"? Certainly less nuclear weapons is better, but you cannot pick and choose who has them and who has how many, especially if you have thousands your self and illegally give rogue state Israel nukes as well. Would they nuke Israel? Iran is really so anti-Israel, it's whole foreign policy revolves around destroying Israel, even if it means its own destruction? Even with mis-translations aside, it would be untenable to do so, we have to look at the difference bettween the populist electoral rhetoric of those like Hamas and Iran's leaders (like we do with Obama's rhetoric!) and what is actually possible.
Bahrain, been watching the mid east for a few weeks now- shades of the murderous police riots some 40 odd years ago in Chicago democratic convention, Berkeley people's park, Madison duPont/agent orange, Kent State massacre, or watching the reporting on young families as they were burned alive in the night in "the city of brotherly love" & more, peaceful protesters all. How can we forget? I still remember the vibrations of tanks waking us up in our apartment one early morning traveling up Hwy 1 in Long Beach, CA when on leave. The screams and blood as lines formed, of America against America's children on the nightly news! Wondering if I was to be pressed to fight against my young brother in our own home town. The US has NO RIGHT to point fingers at anyone's human rights. I'm amazed that people don't think this is going on in this country. When everybody's right then everybody's wrong. Winner take all. Damn! Nothing ever changes - sorry Boss. Opnyde, editor in chief of defunct "The Indian's Head of Laguna Beach"
Excellent read.
In seeing what is Going on in the ME! For 2 weeks
now we Have seen reports and Comments Mainly From the Egyptian Uprising that the Folks in their 40s 50s & 60s Commend the Youth For Speaking Up ! Basically it Gets With our Countries Heart with Normans Yesterday Comment at 10 +/- A.M.
That we Have Been Fooled And Fleeced in our Country "From the Turn of The Century"
The older Complacent Folks in Egypt Were Greatful the Young "Intelligent" Generation with "Technology" Got Change Started !
Have we Here in America Been Complacent in Our Oversight and Trust of our "Lawmakers" The Good Old Gucci Suit Boyzs ?
So our State Governments are Starving Now and are Proposing Laying off Our Teachers and Playing More Games with our Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and Sort of trying to Penalize ? O.k. Utilize The Middle of Americans Again !!! ?
I Don't know about U Folks, I Sure Have seen our Public City and County Officials Driving Huge Silly I'm Cool Gas Guzzzllers For 20 Plus Years ! New School Computer Contracts Each Year !! ??? How Much was overspent and wasted and Human Nature for some is to try to Cover Bad things Up !!
Oops Screwed That Up " Sweep it under Here, I'll Be in Tahiti Before anyone Notices !!!
Personally I have not Piled up Rocks Yet, But I sure would like someone to Specifically Show me Where The SS , Medicaid, Medicare and all that sweet Approved DeD. From my Pachecks Went for 20 Yrs. !!! I have not Collected Unemployment or SS or Medi "Whatever" Was anybody Watching That !!! Sorry to get off Point on the ME Subject, But I Believe We have to Look at where our Trusting Little Country Is Going !!! And Where It's Been ???
Will Need Wise men Older than I With Better Un-Fettered Info To Share !!! I am Still trying to Learn the Actual Truths Myself ! Sure takes a While For Certain Splinters To Fester Out ! Thanks Folks !!!
Sincerely Shawn Mc.
Retraction : Norman Did Not Say " Fooled and Fleeced " That was Not right Putting anything Extra into his Statement That did not Come From Norman !!! Serious overstep on My Part !!! I am not interested in Mis-Info, Dis-Info !!!
Sincerely Shawn Mc.
This wanders a tad bit off target but addresses speaking out of both sides of their mouths when U.S. officially claims support of M.E. unrest.The following is a letter to Wyoming Legislators. Senator Barrasso's office responded,... then I back, ...at whoever actually responds on his behalf. Just goes to show, once they have your vote, you are not even worth listening to. The other 2 didn't even acknowledge the letters.
Leonard Peltier
Sen. Michael Enzi
Rep. Cynthia Lummis
Sen. John Barrasso
February 8, 2011
Why is that everyone jumps on the bandwagon to support early release of the Libyan "Pan Am / Lockerbie " bomber, on (falsely portrayed ) compassionate grounds, yet consistently ignores a WRONGFULLY IMPRISONED American here at home? It appears every one of the govt. officials CLAIM to promote rights of
people,.... in other countries, ..... but deny those selfsame rights at
home. YES, the people in Egypt deserve the right of peaceable assembly to address grievances,......NO, when the American public exercises that right,.... out come riot geared jackbooted police and provacateurs to initiate a violent crackdown. YES, The Egyptians should have the redress of prosecution, for those corrupt and criminal perpetrators of violence. NO. Not the American criminals with even bloodier hands, they're ours, it's different. Lets look forward, Not back.
Have you been callous and calculating so long that you are incapable of REAL compassion? Or is it just that Mr. Peltier has NO OIL to offer for HIS freedom?
I certainly wouldn't want to be in your shoes when Karma demands her due. Your debts are many, and may she afford you the same regard you have shown others.
newcastle , WY
Thank you for contacting me regarding the prison system. It is good to
hear from you.
I understand your concerns regarding law enforcement and the prison
system. I appreciate you being vocal regarding your concerns with the
current prison system. I have taken note of your concerns and assure
you we all agree that we must do all we can to help states reduce
recidivism among juvenile and adult offenders. I appreciate hearing
your suggestions in relation to prison reform and will keep them in mind
as we continue to debate this important issue in Congress.
———-, thank you again for contacting me. I look forward to hearing
from you in the future.
My RESPONSE
Mr. Barrasso,
I am not just voicing a concern about the prison system in general,
....RECIDIVISM? ....This person has been wrongfully imprisoned for many years, is in ill health, and desrves freedom in order to obtain adequate medical attention.
I am calling for an individual look at one single person, LEONARD
PELTIER, who deserves compassionate release from a wrongful conviction, due to health issues that need to be addressed. I do not appreciate receiving broadly generalized, "OH YES we understand your concerns about the whole prison system" responses. Even though they desperately do need an overhaul.
Just "WHEN " is this issue being addressed in congress? I certainly
haven't seen it on the schedule.
You appear to be so busy riding the coat tails of big energy, there is
no room for any actual response to your constituency. When you don't even read the appeals for justice, you are of no value to the people. There are other elections coming, and when the people learn of your callous disregard for their interests, YOUR STATUS is subject to change also.
You need to request some ACTUAL responses from MR.BARRASSO himself to some of the issues presented. I will certainly do my part to inform the public of his complete disinterest in matters not pertaining to BIG ENERGY promotion and protections.
I just tried to post and an error message would not allow the message, Did I violate some protocol
All I have to say Jesse is that you are wasting your breath. You are debating a bozo. The U.S. is experiencing blowback from its corrupt ME policies of supporting thugs and dictators.
The U.S.'s policy is to support radical states over democracy in the ME because democracy cannot be controlled. When it blows up, we don't like it. Otherwise, we are fine supporting corruption and murder. It feeds the needs of the state to have an endless supply of cheap resources.
I believe your On Target "In My Goofy Opinion" Barry and that things are Quite A Bit More Twisted Than The Public May Have Privy To !
Thanks, Sincerely Shawn Mc.


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Paolo Passerini
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- Height 5' 9", Weight 168 lb.
- Born May 5, 1970 in San Giovanni in Persiceto, Bologna Italy
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Paolo Passerini pitched in the Olympics.
Passerini only spent four seasons in Serie A1, Italy's highest level, all with Modena. He debuted in 1996, going 5-4 with a 4.85 ERA and .308 opponent average. Picked for the Italian squad in the 1996 Olympics, he only appeared against top powers Cuba and the USA. On July 24, he started against the USA and R.A. Dickey in an eventual 15-3, 7-inning mercy rule loss. He started by serving up homers to Jason Williams and Mark Kotsay to begin a rough outing. He walked two of the next four batters and retired two of them, then yielded a triple to Matt LeCroy to give him 5 runs allowed. Dante Carbini relieved. Three days later, he finished up a 20-6, 7-inning mercy rule loss to Cuba. Relieving Fabio Betto, he gave up 3 hits including a double and homer and two runs in 1 inning of work. His 37.80 ERA was the worst of the '96 Olympics, over 3 points worse than the next two hurlers, Simon Sheldon-Collins (Australia) and Eelco Jansen (Netherlands).
Passerini was 1-1 with a 12.21 ERA for Modena in 1997, allowing 35 runs in 24 1/3 innings. In '98, the little lefty had a 3-1, 4.93 record while walking 24 in 38 1/3 innings. He wrapped up in 1999 with a 1-5, 5.55 season. Overall, he was 10-11 with a 5.97 ERA in Italy's highest level. He was still active in Serie B as of 2001.
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Still brushing sand off my tent and picking it out of my hair, I'm not surprised I'm packing up my car less than a week after returning from Kauai. This is exactly what I've always wanted and amidst the stress and chaos of regrouping, planning, and last minute gear, there's nothing but a huge smile across my face. This time I'm heading south, to the desert of Utah, for a multi-sport party of packrafting, mountain biking, canyoneering, and backpacking.
The Friluft series is my go to pack for any desert outing (or really any adventure for that matter). Lightweight, breathable, and insanely comfortable, it's been a great asset to my outdoor exploration!
The first leg of the trip with be with Kokopelli Packraft Co. and an awesome crew of Colorado adventurers and photographers to hike Canyonlands National Park and paddle the Green and Colorado Rivers. We'll be hitting areas like The Maze District and Stillwater Canyon, some of the most scenic and classic desert landscape in the west, in a four day, three night adventure with a healthy balance of both packrafting and hiking. The beauty of the packrafts is that they're ultralight and ultra packable. Weighing in at just over six pounds and rolling up to roughly the size of a two man tent, these stable and durable little kayaks are perfect for the adventurous spirit. They allow us to float sections of river that wouldn't be accessible by car opening up a whole new world of terrain.
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After that, I meet up with Nat Geo Adventure filmer Max Lowe and friends Carston Oliver and Joey Schusler for our ten day Southern Utah by Dirt film project. Thanks to the people at Toyota, we're exploring the multi-sport options of this region in a badass 4Runner and hitting amazing zones like Canyonlands, Green River, Capitol Reef, Escalante, and Zion National Park. On the itinerary is mountain biking, packrafting, canyoneering, and of course hiking. It's so incredible that only four hours from Salt Lake City we have so much accessible terrain with a variety of options for every type of outdoorsman. Excited to get out with these guys and really explore what this amazing country has to offer.
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A delicious Yaki Udon Recipe ready in just 10 minutes! Stir fried Udon noodles with butter and dashi powder served with bonito flakes and fresh scallions.
Yaki Udon with Dashi Butter
Yaki udon total cooking time: 9 minutes
I think it was a Tuesday evening, two nights before Ben was flying back to New York when my cousin and his family invited us out to dinner at their favorite yakitori bar in downtown Iizuka, Japan. The bar itself was quite small but to the side were private rooms for bigger groups of people like us. We were led to one of them and sat around a large wooden table facing an aquarium filled with live squids. The waiter then brought over a couple of large bottles of Kirin Beer and proceeded to take our order. The menu was HUGE: one page listed every single part of a chicken, including bones and organs, to be served skewered and seasoned with either salt or tare sauce (Yakitori literally means grilled chicken), while the second and third page offered rice dishes, noodles, raw fish, salads, rice pancakes, you name it.
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There was something really special and unique about the way they prepared yaki udon and I wasn't about to leave without the recipe! Every bite I took became an adventure, a quest to discover each ingredient used and how they were able to infuse so much flavor inside the udon noodles themselves. I came back to New York with yaki udon on my mind (literally dreaming about yaki udon) and began testing a few theories.
What really changed this particular yaki udon dish was the addition of Dashi to the butter as it melted; that seemed to do the trick in infusing the flavors throughout the thick noodles. I then fried the noodles long enough to let them get a little crispy and finished with a tablespoon of soy sauce. Stir well and top with chopped scallions, nori and a generous amount of bonito flakes.
The result: Divine Yaki Udon and very close to the original dish I tasted back in the south of Japan. Delicious with beer and other bar snacks like Korean wings, cucumber kimchi, kale chips and edamame.
Did you like this Yaki Udon Recipe? Are there changes you made that you would like to share? Share your tips and recommendations in the comment section below!
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- 208 grams packaged pre-cooked udon (or 3 ounces dry udon noodles)
- 1 tablespoon butter salted
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1/2 teaspoon dashi powder
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 3 stalks scallions chopped
- shredded nori
- bonito flakes (katsuobushi)
- Boil udon noodles according to package (about 3 minutes for pre-cooked ones)
- In a pan over high heat, add butter, dashi and water and swirl until bubbly.
- Add udon noodles and coat well. Cook for about 4 minutes, until noodles are still soft but with a slight crunchy exterior (some noodles will be a light brown color).
- Add soy sauce, turn off the heat and coat well.
- Transfer to a plate, add scallions and top with katsuobushi and nori.
- Serve yaki udon immediately.


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Confirming scribblings in his diary that he was Brett Favre before Brett Favre was Brett Favre, Kanye West reportedly had a habit of sending female fans on MySpace photos of his penis which are now up for sale, according to RadarOnline:
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From Massachusetts 1836, Dr. Joseph E. Fields, Survivor of the Goliad Massacre, in Three Years in Texas
Texas, in my opinion, is too good a country to be thrown away by those who have a just and lawful right to its soil, and neglect its other means of wealth and comfort. This consideration will justify resistance to a lawless invader. To assist those who wish to understand something of the value of what Mexico has attempted to seize, and Texians are endeavoring to defend and preserve, I propose to offer some remarks upon the agricultural, commercial and other advantages of that region, as far as my means of information will enable me. The soil may, for convenience, be considered under three divisions. The first comprises all the country east of the Trinity river. Second-that between Trinity and Guadaloupe. The third, all the region west of the Guadaloupe to the Nueces, which is the western boundary.
The general face of the country bordering on the coast is flat; but a comparatively small proportion of it is wet and swampy. But as you recede northward from the Gulf toward the mountains, beyond the distance of about seventy miles, the land becomes rolling, but not broken. In from two to three hundred miles there are mountains, not lofty, naked of trees, but covered with grass. Between the mountains it is said there are fertile and pleasant valleys, through which the purest of waters flow. A very large portion of the better land, east of Trinity river, is a mixed soil, composed mostly of red clay, from which circumstance it is called The Red Lands. The hilly or uplands resemble the uplands of the southern States in soil, which is gravelly, and in timber, a great part of which is Southern pine. The prairies of this section are generally low, and wetter than those of the west. They are rich, but require more labor to make them profitable. By much the largest portion of the soil, within the limits of my second division, is stiff black clay, with more or less sand, as it is high or low. Immediately upon the borders of the largest rivers, as the Brazos and Colorado, and the smaller ones in their vicinity, that part of the land covered with small trees, called wild peach and red cane is generally known by the appellation of peach and cane land; the soil is spongy, of a gray color, and probably equal in fertility to any in the known world. Toward the coast, below the distance of seventy miles, the intermediate timbered bottoms between the peach and cane land, and the prairies between the rivers, is for the most part lower than the adjacent lands, and is covered mainly with a species of elm, and hence called elm bottoms. This sort of land in the wet season is too wet to be tilled without ditching; but when properly prepared for cultivation is not less productive than any of the stiffer soils. The heaviest and most abundant timber, especially on the river Brazos, is live oak, but there are other species of oak which are very valuable for timber. The land between the water-courses is prairie, except here and there insulated patches of wood called islands. In the up country, the intermediate prairies have more timber, and the soil has in it more of sand. That which contains the most is covered with a species of oak called post-oak. This kind of oak abounds in the up lands, in the western part of Texas, and is nearly as durable as live oak, growing not large, but straight and free, to the height of between twelve and twenty feet, and is excellent for fencing stuff. The red cedar is very common in the stiffer upland soils-particularly between the Brazos and Colorado rivers; also, in the low country on the borders of Cana creek, between Bernard and Colorado rivers. Ash is another timber that grows plentifully on this creek. The Southern pine is found in extensive forests high up on the Colorado, and of a superior quality.
The width of the bottom-timbered lands is, on all the rivers, proportioned to the largeness of the stream. That portion of the country of which I make a third division, viz: between the Guadaloupe and Nueces rivers, the latter of which has heretofore been considered the boundary between Texas and Tamaulipas, is very different, in the general, from what I have already described, as to its appearance and natural productions, but is scarcely inferior, for purposes of culture, to any in whatever quarter. Within thirty miles of the bay of Aransas, which forms the southern coast of this section of country, the prairies are, in all respects, like those of the east. But afterward, in going north, the land is found covered with open post-oak, in the midst of which grass grows thick and luxuriant. The soil is black sand, and so loose and spongy as to make it impossible, in a wet time, for a horse to travel, except on a beaten path. The river bottoms contain a good deal of clay, but yield nevertheless, a copious harvest to the cultivator. The timber with few exceptions is percon, which bears a fruit not unlike the shagbark walnut, the difference being only in a thinner shell, and more of the eatable substance. There is, in this part of Texas, a peculiar kind of grass and of small timber, called muskeg, always found growing together. The grain of this wood is very fine and compact, so that, like live oak, it is specifically heavier than water, and makes excellent fuel. The grass is very fine and of short growth, seldom exceeding six inches, and is said to be best when it looks worst, that is in winter, when it is nearly equal to oats. Good water privileges in Texas are not very numerous within from five to six feet of water. Matagorda Bay, the entrance into which is called Passo Cabello,--depth of water the same with Galveston, having two ports of entry, one at Matagorda, at the mouth of the Colorado, the other Cox's point, at the mouth of the Lavacca. The fourth is Aransas Bay, into which is the pass of Copano. Here are from five to ten feet of water; but the entrance is difficult to strangers.
There are no very populous large towns in Texas; but there are some considerable flourishing villages, among which the following are worthy of notice. Nacogdoches is one hundred miles west of Nacitoches, on Red River. Harrisburgh is on Galveston Bay, burnt by Santa Anna. Velasco is at the mouth of the Brazos; Brazoria is twenty miles up the river, and Columbia is ten miles still farther up. Fifty miles higher on the same river, is San Felippe de Austin-burnt. Forty miles above this stands Washington, a name dear to all the world. On the Colorado is Matagorda at its mouth, and Mina two hundred miles higher up. Texana is on the Navidad, near its confluence with Lavacca. Thirty miles up the Guadaloupe is Victoria, and fifty miles higher is Gonzales. Twenty-five miles west of Victoria is La Bahia, on the river San Antonio, and eighty miles above, near its source, is the town of San Antonio, memorable as the theatre of several bloody conflicts between the Mexicans and their rivals. The towns above named much might be said in way of commendation, as relates to the country in which they are planted, particularly of San Antonio and of Mina on the Colorado. These towns are handsomely located, are healthy, and the adjoining country highly picturesque and beautiful.
As in most other parts of the globe, the lower grounds in Texas, near the west, especially the thickly timbered, are less healthy than situations in the upland country or the interior. This remark does not apply to the coast itself, which is open to the healthful influence of the trade winds, that almost perpetually blow from the south and east. In considerable districts of the country, particularly on the river San Antonio, disease is scarcely known; but in other places where sickness occasionally prevails, the complaints are ordinarily of a bilious character. Those most prevalent, the last of summer and in autumn, are remittent and intermittent fevers. In the winter, pneumonia typhoides, or bastard pleurisy, is most common. Asthma and all consumptive diseases of the lungs, so frequent and so fatal in the Northern States, are there never to be met with. In the spring the bowels seem to be most obnoxious to disease, assuming the form of diarrhoea, or bloody flux. Of the chronic diseases, which are the sequel of those of a more active kind, the most troublesome are enlargement of the spleen and hemorrhoids. Another, considerably frequent, though not epidemic malady, is purulent opthalmia. Those most healthy are, generally speaking, persons least careful not to expose themselves to the air, whether by day or by night. It is a common remark in Texas, that there seems to be something peculiar to that country, to create a more than ordinary appetite for food. This consists of articles no wise different from those in common use in New England. Beef and pork, which are raised in the easiest manner and greatest abundance, make up a large part of what is consumed in the ordinary mode of living among all classes.
The agricultural productions, which have hitherto engrossed the chief attention of settlers, are those most common at the south, particularly cotton, the staple of which is considered preferable for its length and fineness, to any grown in the United States. The average crop to an acre is one bale of five hundred lbs., often sold for $50, and not unfrequently the crop amounts to one bale and a half. One active and industrious man can, if not called off by other business, cultivate ten acres and needs no help but in picking. The hire for picking is $0.75 per hundred, only when the planter hires his own negro servants, to whom he pays $1. Little has as yet been done in Texas at producing the sugar cane, but it is the opinion of gentlemen who have been familiar with the business in Louisiana, that it may be prosecuted to much greater profit in the former than it is in the latter place, the soil being at least as favorable, and the atmosphere less humid, and therefore less likely to injure the crop by early frosts.
Bread stuffs have hitherto been limited to Indian corn, that kind of it which grows at the south; and the crop, though not larger than is raised in the Western States, may be repeated each season, and so double the amount. It is planted for the first crop in February or first of March, and for the second the first of July, with seed from the preceding crop. All this is done with less labor of the hoe than is bestowed in New England on a single crop. Among culinary vegetables the sweet potato stands preeminent. A lady, as I was dining one day at her house, and admiring her potatoes for their great size, said that those were not large, but that they had had one, a short time before, so large that she was induced to call together her whole numerous family to dine upon it. They all made a hearty meal of that alone, and leit enough to feed the pigs. Oats, peas and beans do no discredit to the soil, when compared with things before mentioned. Of the animal products of the country, such as attract the attention of the farmer, are cattle, horses, mules and hogs. These are spread over the country, swarming like locusts, too numerous for calculation, and are raised with less care and perplexity to the owner than chickens are at the North. Hogs may emphatically be said to live on the fat of the land, as every species of oak and many other trees yield them a large supply of fruit of the richest kind.
At what rate of increase cattle multiply in the region of which I have been speaking, is shown by a statement upon the subject made me by a lady-Mrs. Wightman-who owned a cow, from which sprang, in five years, twenty-three in number. The mineralogist, not less than the man of business, also, finds in Texas subject matter of investigation and curious research. It is known that on the Colorado river iron exists in all its native combinations. On the same river are lead mines and coal beds, to appearance inexhaustible and of unquestionable excellence. There are mineral springs in various parts of the country which contain iron impregnated, in greater or less proportion, with neutral salts, and have already effected some remarkable cures on persons diseased, coming from other countries. Springs giving out Epsom salts, as if impregnated to saturation with that substance, have been discovered in the near vicinity of the last named river. Rich gold mines, it is understood ' have been pointed out in the mountains by Indians to certain traders; but their place is at present unknown. Possibly it may be expected that this slight sketch will not end without a word dropped for the gratification of sportsmen: should any of this class have an inclination toward the forests of Texas, they will there find the buffalo, the deer, the bear, the mustang or wild horse, the wolf, several species of the cat kind, as the leopard-cat, and some others. There is the Mexican hog, a most furious untamable animal, dangerous to encounter, unless your weapon be sharp and sure. A beast of prey, resembling the tiger of Africa, infests some portions of the unsettled country, as appears from the following anecdote.
A Mrs. More, at whose house I was residing, told me of a young lady who after having made her a visit, set out on horse-back early in the afternoon to return home, a distance of five or six miles. In the midst of a forest through which the road lay, she heard a cry resembling that of the human voice. Listening and hearing it repeated, until she was satisfied that some person was near, she answered it, and the call was repeated two or three times, until the animal came in sight, when she put her horse to his greatest speed, and was pursued by her collocutor, who soon overtook her, mounted behind, and began lacerating and tearing her neck and shoulders, and did not desist until she rode into the yard at home, and a gun was fired, which broke his hold and brought him to the ground.
The tribes of feathered population in Texas are not few and their attractions among persons who love a dish of good wild fowl, are not feeble. We have the wild goose, the brant, the wild turkey, a great variety of ducks, the prairie hen, the curlew, the sand-hill crane, all which are abundant and most delicious for the table. A rare bird, but of no value to the gunner or the epicure, is the pelican. Other species, smaller and more common, it is scarcely worth our time to enumerate.
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Dakota Fanning Fragrance Banned
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Dakota Fanning Fragrance Banned, Dakota Fanning's perfume ad for Marc Jacobs' Oh, Lola perfume has been banned in the U.K.
The ad features 17-year-old Fanning (best known for her roles in "I Am Sam" and "Taken") in a short pink dress, holding a vase with a large red flower between her legs. According to the U.K.'sAdvertising Standards Authority, the ad is too racy: "We considered that the length of her dress, her leg and position of the perfume bottle drew attention to her sexuality. Because of that, along with her appearance, we considered the ad could be seen to sexualize child. We therefore concluded that the ad was irresponsible and was likely to cause serious offense."
The perfume's maker, Coty UK, noted that it had not received any complaints, and Jacobs himself stood up for the ad, calling the banning "unfortunate" and explaining: "[Fanning] is a smart, pretty, interesting, talented young woman and we would never have suggested an advertising concept that we thought was inappropriate. I believe she is also very thoughtful about the projects she takes on and would not have done something that she felt was in questionable taste."
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The year's end is traditionally a time to spend with friends and family. It's also the start of winter, and nothing feels more seasonal than dashing and gliding on ice.
The Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse is providing families with a fun activity to do together with their annual Art Rink event, which takes place into the new year. The event, celebrating its seventh year, takes place amid centennial commemorations of the completion of the Red Brick complex's Building No. 2. There will be an outdoor skating rink that takes up most of the plaza in front of Building No. 1 for everyone to enjoy.
On Christmas Eve, guests will be able to participate in the "Thanks Candles" event from sunset till 8 p.m. Basically, in the Japanese tradition of writing down hopes and wishes, visitors can purchase a candle and write down what they are thankful for or scribble their hopes for the new year. Later in the evening, the candles will be displayed in shapes and patterns that will illuminate the rink, which should make for a romantic skating experience.
Kids who can't skate needn't fret, there will be lessons for children throughout the day.
Art Rink in Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse takes place through Feb. 26 at the plaza infront of Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse 1st Building. Open from 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. (till 5 a.m. on New Year's Eve). Admission is ¥500 (skate rental is also ¥500). For more information, please visit www.yokohama-akarenga.jp/artrink2011.


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LogMeIn Preps Remote Control for Smart Phones
The new LogMeIn Rescue Mobile software allows help desk technicians or other IT support personnel to take control of a user's smart phone to remotely troubleshoot and resolve problems. The program, an evolution of LogMeIn's existing remote control software, Rescue, is aimed at wireless carrier call centers, outsourcers and enterprise IT help desks that are beginning to look at the issue of managing smart phones.
"It became clear to us that the mobile phone is a shrunk-down laptop today. We thought, 'Wouldn't it be great if a technician, enterprise IT or outsourced IT guy could get access to support that mobile phone in the same way they do with PCs today,'" said Rick Redding, vice president of business development for LogMeIn, in Woburn, Mass.
Technicians working with the LogMeIn central console have a replica of the phone in question on their computer screens. They can push simulated smart-phone buttons, manipulate the phone's screen and control the phone as if it were in their hands.
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With Hollywood starting the weekend on Wednesday – with "The Lone Ranger," "Despicable Me 2" and the concert doc "Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain" – there are only a couple of art-house movies opening today in Salt Lake City.
The documentary "20 Feet From Stardom" is a lively look at back-up singers, the talented performers who give their all to make the stars sound good. Director Morgan Neville introduces some of the greats – including Darlene Love (whose anonymous vocals led many Phil Spector girl groups), Merry Clayton (who famously provided the female counterpoint to Mick Jagger on the Stones' "Gimme Shelter") and up-and-comer Judith Hill (who worked with Michael Jackson). The movie lets these singers have the spotlight for a change, and they don't waste the opportunity.
"The Attack" is a thoughtful thriller that examines the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and discovers – as so many others have – how intractible the situation is. It starts with a Palestinian surgeon (Ali Suliman) living the good life in Tel Aviv, until he learns that his wife (Reymonde Ansellem) was responsible for a suicide bombing that left 17 people dead. The doctor travels to the occupied Palestinian city of Nablus to seek answers, with disquieting results. Director Ziad Doueiri steeps the story in the realities on the ground, and draws a strong performance from Suliman as a man discovering his wife's secret life.


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The Residency Program in the John A. Burns School of Medicine's Department of Psychiatry is helping to launch a new medical outreach to homeless people on O'ahu.
Physicians training in the department's residency program (part of The Hawaii Residency Programs will be dispatched to help assess mental health needs of homeless who are living on the streets and in parks. The MDs, training in psychiatry specialties and sub-specialties, will work in partnership with the Institute for Human Services (IHS), a long-established homeless shelter in Honolulu.
The State of Hawai'i helped facilitate the new program, which will be funded in part by a three-year, $1.5 million grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. The federal grant also will support efforts by The Queen's Medical Center, Legal Aid Society of Hawai'i and others to assist homeless.
This is the second major program in which the medical school is aiding the homeless on O'ahu. The Department of Family Medicine and Community Health is in its fifth year of providing twice-a-week medical clinics to treat residents of homeless shelters. The Homeless Outreach and Medical Education (or H.O.M.E.) Project enlists student volunteers in running the on-site clinics.
Read more about Psychiatry's new outreach in a report from The Associated Press in THE MAUI NEWS
UHMed Now news brief by Tina Shelton, Photo of a Honolulu homeless encampment by Arnold Kameda.


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Moscow (May. 17)
A scientific expedition of more than 300 men will proceed shortly to Biro-Bidjan to investigate the natural resources there, according to a decision announced here today.
The importance of this expedition can be judged from the fact that the government has assigned six million roubles (approximately $3,000,000) for its work.
The expedition will work in cooperation with the Far Eastern Geological Trust. It will in the first place devote its activities to the discovery of minerals which are believed to be a part of the hidden treasures of this region. It will also endeavor to establish the possibility of developing coal mines there.
In connection with the projected expedition, it was stated here today that as long ago as three years Soviet scientists had discovered coal in the district of the River Bureya. It was on the basis of this discovery that certain industries were undertaken in Biro-Bidjan.