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1) What are you doing, or what do you plan to be doing soon, in your career?
I am currently working for the Environmental Health and Instructional Safety office of Cal State Fullerton. My job mostly entails all aspects of Occupational Safety--personal protective devices to ergonomics. I am also involved in working with the campus Emergency Prepardness Coordinator on various aspects of emergency preparedness/management. This entails training of Building Marshals, planning evacuation drills for campus, and having a seat in the Emergency Operations Center.
2) Are you glad that you pursued an Environmental Studies degree
Yes. My BS is in Natural Resources and Environmental Education (this included a teaching certificate) with a minor in Geology. After the opportunity for more schooling was offered to me, I was originally working toward a second BS in Geology. This choice was a less than satisfactory way of making a career (I was laid-off from a job with a major oil company). I found the Masters program in Environmental Studies after exploring for other options in the University course/dept catalog. The ES program is interdisciplinary and allows a student to emphasize Environ Science, Education, or Policy/Planning.
The Director of the program suggested to me a class in Emergency Management taught by a Public Administration professor. It was also a 500 level class needed for my study plan. This proved to be my most interesting class and afforded me some other contacts for internships, professional affiliations, and my current job. This professor is still one of my closest professional friends.
3) Is there anything that you wish you had done differently with your education?
As it turned out, I moved away from the Environmental Science emphasis and into the Policy/Planning, which led me to a better understanding of the politics of my job. My education garnered me enough of a hard science background to understand all the laboratory issues that discussed on a campus and to understand how natural disasters can affect our region. Mostly, pursuing a Masters gave me increased confidence to do training and skills in research.
I am still interested in Geology, although rock collecting is a hobby. More interesting to me is horticulture--I have been considering becoming a Master Gardener.
4) Do you have any advice for prospective students considering an environmental field?
My husband also has an MS in Environmental Studies. However, his Bachelors in is Economics and so in his best interest he also received an MA in Economics. The two fields can work together very well as far as discussions on policy making, government action, etc. While my husband did well in Chemistry, he does not have a strong science background--ie Biology and I think that stymied his environmental sciences growth. I am not very good in Chem or Math, for information relating to that I need to see my co-workers. Prospective students need to have those basics, and then other courses to see the big picture including a really good understanding of ecology, basic geology, perhaps some understanding of environmental law, and activism. If they can see where they might like to head for a career, then add classes in other disciplines. Since most Bachelor's programs are pretty prescribed, they should be prepared to go for a Masters and maybe a Doctorate. A friend who pursued a PhD in Urban Planning is now working on international issues.
I would suggest getting involved with science issues and jobs--this seems to be the case with many of my friends who have science backgrounds. Also, while I enjoyed Cal State Fullerton's interdisciplinary approach, the fact that Environmental Studies is a Program and not a department has some pitfalls. I would suggest prospective students find schools where the ES has departmental standing with dedicated faculty.


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Update: Steve Jobs, who died on Thursday at 56, famously said that Bill Gates would be "a broader guy if he had dropped acid once or gone off to an ashram when he was younger.'' Mr. Jobs also thought Mr. Gates's view of education was narrow. Here is a March 21, 2011, forum on the two tech giants' philosophies of learning.
College students want to know what courses and majors will give them an edge in their careers. But the choices are not always clear, even if you are taking advice from Bill Gates or Steve Jobs.
In a talk to the nation's governors earlier this month, Mr. Gates emphasized work-related learning, arguing that education investment should be aimed at academic disciplines and departments that are "well-correlated to areas that actually produce jobs."
If this was not music to the ears of advocates of the humanities, they quickly found a soulmate in Steve Jobs. At an event unveiling new Apple products, Mr. Jobs said: "It's in Apple's DNA that technology alone is not enough -- it's technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the result that makes our heart sing and nowhere is that more true than in these post-PC devices."
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Now that the oohs and ahhs of Airtime's launch this week have settled, it's time to look at the nitty gritty of this new browser-based video chat service. One of the company's policies involve user privacy.
The way Airtime works is by using Facebook as its log-in platform. At its basic level, Airtime allows simple video chat with users' Facebook friends, but take it up a notch and it lets people chat with strangers that have common interests.
So, as a way to keep its users safe, the service takes random secret photos of video conversations between anonymous users that are then scanned and reviewed for indecent behavior, according to MSNBC.
Airtime was created by Napster co-founders Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning and has been described as an evolved version of Chatroulette, a video service that randomly matched up people around the world for chatting. Chatroulette ended up being a short-lived venture because it quickly devolved into a place where certain male users enjoyed flashing their genitalia.
Quick to avoid this type of behavior, Airtime put several measures into place to prevent it from deteriorating into a porn platform. During the video service's launch, Parker said one of Airtime's top principles is safety. The secret sauce to defeating the flashers is Facebook, Parker said, since Airtime is built on top of the social network there is accountability. "The system knows who you are," Parker said.
Listed in Airtime's terms of service are types of inappropriate behavior that are banned on the site, including nudity or partial nudity, obscene or vulgar behavior, sexually suggestive behavior, violence, animal cruelty, and drug use.
But the only real way to tell if this type of behavior is happening, especially on anonymous chats, is by monitoring the calls.
"Since it's likely the two people in a matched call don't know each other, we take periodic screenshots during the video chat to monitor for any inappropriate conduct," an Airtime blog post from today says. "Screenshots are taken for all matched calls and we only take screen captures, not video or audio recordings, as part of our safety measures."
These screenshots are then run through a computer algorithmic review process that uses technology like face and luminosity detection. Those shots flagged as "problematic" by the computer are then examined by Airtime's "team of trained safety professionals." If the shots do show lewd behavior, the accused user is immediately locked out of the service.
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Q: Is Hadoop a database?
A: No. Hadoop is a write-only file system. But there are other products like Hive and HBase that provide a SQL-like interface to Hadoop for storing data in RDMB-like database structures.
Q: What commands do you use to start Hadoop?
start-dfs.sh and
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hdfs dfsadmin -safemode leave
Q: What is the difference between the a namenode and datanode?
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Q: What role does Yarn play in Hadoop?
A: It is a resource manager. What it does is keep track of available resources (memory, CPU, storage) across the cluster (meaning the machines where Hadoop is running). Then each application (e.g. Hadoop) asks the resource manager what resources are available and doles those out accordingly. It runs two daemons to do this: Scheduler and ApplicationsManager.
Q: How do you add a datanode?
A: You copy the whole Hadoop
$HADOOP_HOME folder to a server. Then you set up ssh keys so that the Hadoop user can ssh to that server without having to enter a password. Then you add the name of that server to
$HADOOP_HOME/etc/hadoop/slaves. That you run
hadoop-daemon.sh --config $HADOOP_CONF_DIR --script hdfs start datanode on the new data node.
Q: How do you see what Hadoop services are running? Name them.
A: Run jps. You should see: DataNode on the datanodes and NameNode, SecondaryNameNode, and ResourceManager on the NameNodes and (optionally) the JobHistoryServer.
Q: How do you start the Hadoop Job History Server?
$HADOOP_HOME/sbin/mr-jobhistory-daemon.sh --config $HADOOP_HOME/etc/hadoop start historyserver
Q: What is linear regression?
A: This is a technique used to find a function that most nearly matches a set of data points. For example if you have one independent value x and one dependant variable y then linear regression will calculate the y = mx + b where m is the slope and b is the x intercept. This is used in predictive data models. This is used to find a correlation between variables, for example whether studying more (x) increases student grades (y).
Q: What do you think "Bring the computing to the data instead of bringing the data to the computing" means?
A: This is the whole idea behind Hadoop. It means to use the computing power of commodity virtual machines to process pieces of a dataset instead of having one central powerful computer process that in one place. This model also lets Hadoop operate over datasets of almost unlimited size.
Q: What is Apache Cassandra?
A: This is a noSQL column-oriented database that works in a ring topology. That means it has no central controlling server. It looks like a regular row-and-column RDBMS database, like MySQL, in that it supports a SQL-like syntax. But it groups data by columns for fast retrieval and writes and not rows. And when it writes an item it writes one row-column combination at a time. That means unlike RDBMS there can be rows that omit certain columns.
Q: What are the main Hadoop config files?
A: hdfs-site and core-site.xml
Q: How does Hadoop replication work? What does rack aware mean?
A: The datanodes write data in data blocks, just like a regular disk drive would. It writes a copy of each block to other datanodes depending on the Replication Factor. To say that datanodes are rack aware means it does not write replicas all on the same rack in the data center where a power or other outage would result in the loss of the data and the back-up too.
Q: What are some of the Hadoop CLI options?
A: The full list is: appendToFile cat checksum chgrp chmod chown copyFromLocal copyToLocal count cp createSnapshot deleteSnapshot df du dus expunge find get getfacl getfattr getmerge help ls lsr mkdir moveFromLocal moveToLocal mv put renameSnapshot rm rmdir rmr setfacl setfattr setrep stat tail test text touchz truncate usage
Q: What file types can Hadoop use to store its data?
A: Avro, Parquet, Sequence Files, and Plain Text
Q: What is a NameSpace?
A: It is an abstraction of a directory and file across the cluster. In other words /directory/file is a namespace that represents some file in some directory. But it is not local. It is on the Hadoop cluster, meaning it is stored across the data nodes.
Q: What does Apache Hive us a SQL server like Derby or mysql for?
A: It stores the schema there while it stores the data in Hadoop.
Q: How can you call an external program from Hive, like a Python one:
A: Use TRANSFORM like SELECT TRANSFORM (fields) USING 'python programName.py' as (fields) FROM table;
Q: What is Apache Flume?
A: It is a way to write streaming data to Hadoop.
Q: What is Hadoop High Availability?
A: That means configuring a second namenode to work as a hot standby incase the primary namenode crashes.
Q: What does the fsck command do?
A: It checks for bad blocks (i.e., corrupt files) and problems with replication.
Q: What kind of security does Hadoop have? How can you add authentication?
A: Hadoop by default only has file permissions security like a regular UNIX file system. You change permissions on that using chown and chmod and the regular Linx account or LDAP account. But if you want to have a higher level of authentication you would enable Kerberos, which is the authentication system used by Windows and optionally used by Linux. Then the datanodes would need to authenticate to connect to other nodes.
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Gran Turismo 6 Video: Bathurst Concept Movie
A new concept video featuring footage from Gran Turismo 6 debuted recently, days before the Bathurst 1000 race event in Australia.
Gran Turismo 6's release on the PlayStation 3 won't be for another few months, but race fans can take comfort in knowing that a bunch of promotional materials have been coming out to sate their need for speed. The latest video featuring Gran Turismo 6 is an artsy concept movie centering on the Bathurst 1000 in Australia.
The video is full of footage of cars touring around the Mount Panorama Circuit in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. This definitely isn't a misnomer, because the circuit is gorgeous to the eyes and certainly warrants a panaromic shot or two.
Prepare for the Balthurst 1000 on Oct. 10 and get ready for Gran Turismo 6's release on Dec. 6 on the PlayStation 3.


text: The Python Software Foundation has announced the final release of Python 3.0 (also known as "Python 3000" or "Py3k"). It's noteworthy that Python 3 is a new version of the language that is incompatible with the 2.x line of releases. For the most part, however, the language is the same. Guido van Rossun has provided a list of changes from Release 2.6 to 3.0.


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Lost in Social Media: The Proficient Reach Nirvana [PICTURE] #lostinsm
Figuratively speaking, of course. The Proficient state is the last stage in the evolution cycle. Before diving into things, let's quickly review the 4 social media adoption phases that come before the Pros. The Missing, which I previously introduced as the Mistrusting, represent a group that is absent from social media for one reason or another. Then come the Seekers who are all about experimentation and discovery. Up next are the Integrators who are starting to uncover the place of social media in the bigger picture and are learning to connect different tools, activities, resources and programs. In the fourth phase, the Relators are taking integration to new levels and advancing their practices far beyond those of the Integrators…until they reach a point where social media becomes a part of their DNA. Welcome to Nirvana!
Business. In its ultimate phase, social media will be such an integral part of everyday efforts that in the case of marketing, it will be treated the same way as any other form of marketing. It just becomes another arm of marketing. It's integrated everywhere (where it makes sense) – online, offline and on the go. Social media will have earned an equal seat at the marketing table during annual and quarterly budget discussions, although questions about dedicated long-term social media marketing budgets may surface earlier in the adoption process. Social media (marketing) will be fully operationalized and the company will be fluent in cross-organizational social media teamwork.
Practitioners. Advanced practitioners can be found widely in the organization. They will have solid and authentic relationships with their fans and followers, and will be well versed in managing relationships with their influencers and advocates. Anywhere and always. Their interactions will be natural, conversational and will provide value consistently. They will encourage their fans and followers to dialog amongst themselves and will provide them with the tools so they can do so. Practitioners will be easily, comfortably and consistently leveraging the full social media chain from listening, engaging, measuring and refining their activities when needed. By this time, measurement and analytics will have moved from a series of point-in-time snapshots to long-term trend analysis in which both qualitative and quantitative results are evaluated and considered. Practitioners at this stage will know how to effectively and efficiently gather data from social media and turn it into actionable insights. And they will have a workflow in place to act upon these insights.
Things to Watch Out for. The challenge in this phase will be to avoid falling into the complacency trap. The Proficient will need to be careful not to become complacent or too comfortable; a little paranoia can help. Things are constantly changing and in order to remain on top of your game, it is advisable to always keep an open mind and eyes.
Putting It All Together
As indicated in my first blog post on this topic, the stages of social media adoption are general theories, and it is possible for a large corporation with multiple groups to be in different stages of the evolution. It's natural – especially if your social media efforts originated in pockets of the organization. What organizations need to recognize is this: social media is what you make of it. You'll get out what you put into it. If your goal is to reach Nirvana, be prepared that it won't happen overnight. It will take time, lots of effort and persistence.
About the birth of this blog series: about a year and a half ago, I was considering writing a book on social media in the enterprise. I had my theories and frameworks ready to go and went as far as writing 3 and a half chapters but I never seriously pursued publishing it. Instead, in the spirit of social media, I decided to share abbreviated versions of these chapters with you all as blog posts. The social adoption journey, – which I first introduced to the public in January 2011 -, and the 4Ps planning framework (intro and business integration posts) , – which I wrote about last year on my personal blog -, were 2 chapters in " the book". (Of course, I condensed both chapters to fit the blog format). The third chapter was on creating 360° social media engagement. In my next blog post, I will share a high-level version of this framework with you hoping you'll find it useful and what else?…engaging. Until then…
Check out this simple illustration we have put together to show the phases of social media evolution. We hope you enjoy it!
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great blog and I like your vision.
I agree, there are different levels of proficiency within single companies and large divides between corporations.
We talked about social media fatigue a while back and integrating social more into main stream marketing efforts will be good, and alleviate some of the fatigue.
I attended an event on mobile marketing this am and I could not really see much new/different, apart from social being used on online devices vs. PC/Mac, the need to serve up ads appropriately, SMS, games and apps added to the mix and the ability to target location better. This should also be part of any social media strategy within the next year or two, I think.
Petra Neiger
Thanks Natascha!


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NFL Films Founder Ed Sabol to Visit 60 MINUTES SPORTS Today
The man who founded NFL Films, whose groundbreaking highlight reels of the game's greatest plays and The Players earned him a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, believes he and other non-players do not deserve enshrinement in the Hall. That's what "Big" Ed Sabol tells Armen Keteyian on the next 60 Minutes Sports premiering tonight, Feb. 6 at 10:00 PM, ET/PT on SHOWTIME.
60 Minutes Sports immediately follows the season finale of the Emmy-Award winning Inside the NFL (9:00 PM, ET/PT on SHOWTIME), which features NFL Films' renowned highlights and exclusive on-field audio from Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans.
The Sabol interview appears in the 60 Minutes Sports story about the Production Company he founded with his son, the late Steve Sabol that revolutionized the way television sports are produced. NFL Films was so integral to the promotion and growth of the NFL, that Sabol was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. "I didn't give a damn about the Hall of Fame," says Sabol of his 2011 honor. "I don't think that anybody that didn't play the game should be in the Hall of Fame...And you got a lot of men in there because of their politics, because they're owners, they're in the Hall of Fame," he tells Keteyian.
The 96-year-old patriarch of NFL Films thinks owners are important, just not Hall of Fame material. "What the hell did they do for football? Supply the money. Very important, but not the Hall of Fame," says Sabol.
Sabol founded NFL Films in 1960 using skills he discovered using a small movie camera he sent away for in a catalog. The WWII vet and former Ohio State athlete began filming his family's everyday life, including son Steve's football games in the mid-1950s. That led to Ed bringing his son into a ground-floor business that today is a company with 400 employees located in New Jersey.
Filming the gritty competition on the field and along the sidelines, often orchestrated with dramatic music, Ed and Steve Sabol pioneered sports film production, showing a New Medium how to capture the sights and sounds of sports. When Ed retired 17 years ago, Steve led the organization in new directions. After Steve died last fall, the Sabol family agreed to talk about his life and legacy for what they say will be the last time. Keteyian also speaks with Audrey Sabol, Steve's mother, and to Blair Sabol, his sister, to get the inside story of one of the NFL's most valuable assets.
Also in Wednesday's NFL-themed program, Keteyian and 60 Minutes Sports cameras had unprecedented access to the Superdome-including the only cameras in the NFL Control room when the lights went out-for a segment detailing how organizers pull together the Super Bowl. Keteyian's report illuminates the level of planning and resources it takes to execute an event of this magnitude. 60 Minutes Sports was granted unprecedented access to all the people and events that together build what has come to be America's biggest party. As the Super Bowl continues to grow year after year, a supporting cast of more than 20,000 people and several years of planning is needed for each NFL season's ultimate event. From security to party planners, from broadcasting crews to the people in charge of the big halftime show, each cog is essential to the success of the largest food, drink, sports and entertainment event on earth. 60 Minutes Sports captures it all in a way never seen before.


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On Tuesday we all saw the most deadly attack on America ever and the images are imbedded deeply in our minds at this time and probably will remain for a long time. Death and devastation of such monumental proportions that it makes the attack on Pearl Harbor the only comparison that we can think of. At Pearl Harbor there were just under 4,000 people killed, almost all of them military people. Tuesday we now know there were more than 4,000 people killed and all of them essentially civilians.
Pearl Harbor has long been the icon for assaults on this nation. No more, at least no more will it be that singular icon because in the future the terrorist attack on New York City and Washington D.C. on September 11 in the year 2001 is the new bench mark. And before we're through counting the dead, it may well double the dead or more at Pearl Harbor. And this not by a nation, not by an alliance of nations but a clandestine group of itinerant terrorists from the Middle East.
Now we all know what happened. In our immediate dominated age we don't lack for visual images or verbal explanations. Four hijacked American domestic airliners headed from the east coast to the west coast were hijacked and flown on a collision course to a specific target meant to kill people, cripple the nation, devastate the economy, damage the military. The idea was to send America a message that there was a greater force than America, a greater power than the super power America. An extremist, Islamic, suicidal group of murderers were asserting themselves as more powerful than this great nation.
Two of the planes flying with full fuel hit their targets with catastrophically destructive accuracy, flying full force into the World Trade Center towers in New York City and causing them to plummet to the ground. One airliner hit the Pentagon and several hundred people were killed. Another never reached its target, whatever that might have been. And we all know the details of what happened.
But our minds cry out to know why it happened. In fact, it seems to me in America we are obsessed with why things happen. Whenever there is an airplane crash, whenever there is a crime of newspaper proportions, we want to know why these things happen. We have all of these agencies and all of the analysts and psychologists and criminologists, people who study all of the details trying to find a motive for why these things happen. Why do people do these kinds of things?
I'm going to try to give you answers to that and I have so much swimming around in my mind, I'm going to try to bring some order and command to my thoughts. I will only be able to do that if I stick pretty closely to what I've written.
We know why on a superficial level. We now know that there is a very highly developed, sophisticated group of terrorists in the Middle East who are the superficial, the immediate why. Intelligence sources indicate to us that it's not just one person, Osama bin Laden, who has come to be known to all of us by name is perhaps the pointman in the actual structure of the events that led to this disaster, but he seems to be backed up by people like Saddam Hussein(?) and who knows how many others in the Middle East are a part of this massive network.
This then immediately catapults us into the land of the Bible. These terrorists weren't Norwegian and they weren't Argentine and they weren't Mexican and they weren't German and they weren't Chinese, they were Middle Easterners from the land of the Bible. There was a writer's news release that I want to start with from London. It said, "Saudi dissident, Osama bin Laden, warned three weeks ago that he and his followers would carry out an unprecedented attack on the United States interest for its support of Israel." Abd Al-Bari Atwan editor of the London based Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper said, Islamic fundamentalists led by bin Laden was almost certainly behind the attack of the World Trade Center in New York. Quote: "It is most likely the work of Islamic fundamentalists. Osama bin Laden warned three weeks ago that he would attack American interests in an unprecedented attack, a very big one," Atwan told writers. "Personally...the article said...we received information that he planned very, very big attacks against American interests, we received several warnings like this. We did not take it so seriously preferring to see what would happen before reporting it."
Who is this man, Osama bin Laden? What is this force? What is this network of terrorists and what is it that motivates them to perpetrate such unthinkable atrocities. We all remember they tried this one other time. Not from the top of the tower but from the bottom, the previous effort to bomb the World Trade Center. We've been made very much aware in recent years of the rash of terrorist attacks against American bases, American barracks, American forces in the Middle East and other places. We've also become very much aware of suicide bombers blowing up pizza parlors, blowing themselves up frequently in Israel. We've been asking questions about what makes people do this and why does it happen, and now the question is more compelling than ever because it involves us. And not only does it involve us because of what happened Tuesday, it involves us because the possibility is that what happened Tuesday there could happen on any other day anywhere else. As our Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld, said, "We cannot stop all of the tactics of all of the terrorists all of the time."
Well first of all let me dive into one category that we have to begin with and that is there is a natural reason for this...a natural reason. Sociologists in modern days in psychology have been trying to convince us that man is basically good but he is not. Man is basically evil, he is basically wicked. The heart of man is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked...the Bible says...and who can know it? That is who can figure it out, it is so desperately wicked?
Romans chapter 3 verses 10 and following describe man as a poisonous snake, describe man as a murderer whose feet are swift to shed blood. One only needs to look at human history, it is an veritable bloodbath and it is nonetheless a bloodbath today. All over the face of the earth on every continent there is the shedding of blood. Not only in individual acts of criminality but in corporate acts of criminality, national acts of criminality. Man is by nature a killer. We see it in the wars of the world. We see it in the terrorists actions of the world. We see it in the tribal battles. We see it everywhere. We see it on the streets of the cities of the world. Man is a killer.
The first crime recorded in the Bible is recorded in the book of Genesis chapter 4, Cain murdered his brother and he launched human life with that ignoble beginning.
Why does this happen? Let's turn to James chapter 4. James is an epistle in the New Testament. The Bible inspired by God comes to us in a series of books, 66 of them. Human authors writing under the inspiration of God recorded for us a true understanding of those things God wanted us to know. We come into the fourth chapter of the book of James and the question is posed to us, it's the very same question that we are asking, that our culture is asking, that our world is asking. The chapter begins like this, "What is the source of quarrels and conflicts among you?" Why do these things happen? Why is there murder? Why is there war? Why are there quarrels and conflicts at every level?
The answer comes, "Is not the source your pleasures that wage war in your members?" Members simply refers to your person, your body, your nature. It is the pleasures inside of you that generate war. What is the source of quarrels? That's the Greek word polemos, it means a prolonged state of conflict. What is the source of conflict? That's mache, separate individual fights. What causes wars? What causes those separate fights and conflicts?
It comes down to this. It is your pleasures. The word hedone in the Greek from which we get Hedonism, what is Hedonism? It is the yearning of self-love, it is the yearning to fulfill what you want. A heedness to someone who lives for the fulfillment of his own self-love, he lives to satisfy himself, to get what he wants, to take what fulfills him. That's why wars happen because people want things and somebody stands in the way.
Verse 2 further develops it. "You lust and you don't have." That's the problem. You want it, you have this Hedonistic compulsion, this drive and it's thwarted. You want it. It's a war inside of you, that's how much you want it. And something is in the way and that something is a someone because you want it so badly and you can't have it, you commit murder. That's the reason, that's the natural reason...personal gratification out of control, unsatisfied so you commit murder. That's why people kill. They're not basically good, they're basically evil and if we didn't have laws and law enforcement, the whole of humanity would be killing itself wholesale all the time. People are driven by their own selfish desire, they're driven by their own need to fulfill their self-love. They're driven by a consuming Hedonism. They're driven by the desire for pleasure and satisfaction and fulfillment. And anyone in the way may have to be sacrificed to that desire.
You ask yourself, why does a mother drown her five children? Because they're in the way of her fulfillment. They're in the way of her satisfaction. Why did those people in Jedwabne in Poland in one day massacre 1600 Jews in their village that they had lived with for a period of 300 years they had been living together, they worked together, they went to school together. In a two-week period they determined to move from being neighbors to being murderers, they killed all 1600 in one day. Why? Was it race? Was it the hatred of the Jewish race? No, they never were so propagandized, all that happened was the Germans came into the town and said you can kill them if you want and take their land and take their possession and take their farms...and they did it. Just give them permission. That's the human heart.
Why does a Russian young man in Sacramento kill his family? Because they stood in the way of his fulfillment. They stood in the way of his satisfaction. That's why people kill. Why does Hitler massacre the Jews? Because he saw them standing in the way of his Aryan supremacy. Why does Joseph Stalin massacre millions more? Because they stood in the way of his world empire. It may be as vast as that, it may be as simple as a mother who kills her children because she can't find satisfaction, they're in the way of it.
You can't have what you want...he goes on to say...and so verse 2 says, "You fight and you quarrel because you do not have something you want." And then he adds that amazing statement, "And you don't have what you want because you don't ask." Or you ask and you don't receive it because you ask with wrong motives that you can spend it on your own Hedonistic self-love.
That's why people kill because they want something and somebody stands in the way. Whether you kill on a small scale or you kill on a large scale, the wicked hearts of passionate people who will not be denied their pleasure kill to get it. That is the natural pathology of the human heart. Driven to extreme acts of murder by passions that are so consuming as to be on the border of madness.
So there's a natural motivation here. There's secondly a historical motivation. This introduces us to another category. In order to get to the heart of this we have to go back to the Middle East again, back to the Bible, back to the very origins of the nations and that puts us right back in the book of Genesis. So let's go there.
Genesis is the book of origins. Genesis means beginnings. It's the book of origins. And in Genesis 10 and 11 we have what we call the table of nations. If you look down through just as a glance at Genesis 10 you see all kinds of names, they're names of people and families and nations, tribes. You look in to chapter 11 starting in verse 10 and you find more genealogies of individuals who fathered families and people groups. This is early society as it developed from Noah. You remember God drowned the entire world, as recorded in chapters 6 through 9 of Genesis, and only saved eight people...Noah, his wife, his three sons and their three wives. Eight people came off the ark, repopulated the world. So you have in chapter 10 the generations that flowed from Noah through his three sons, Shem, Ham and Japheth.
Japheth, the oldest son, fathered what are now known as the Indo-European people. From Japheth came those who live in Europe and all the way across to India and even across Russia and across the Bering Sea and in to North America and South America, the native peoples. And then Ham, we learn, fathered families in Africa and the Far East, the Asian world as well as some regions of the Middle East. And then that most well-known of the sons of Noah, Shem from whom came the Semitic people of the Mesopotamian valley, the Middle East as we know it, the Jewish people and the Arabic people. Shem's people lived north, south, east of the land of Israel. I don't want to over-simplify because Israel also came from Shem and so did these other Arabic peoples. I don't want to over simplify it because there are complexities and complications in understanding the history of the Middle East but I'm going to try to give you an understanding that is clear enough for you to get a grasp of what is going on.
Let's back up a little bit. When God created, He put Adam and Eve in a garden called the Garden of Eden. That garden was located in the Tigris/Euphrates valley which is the Mesopotamian valley, the heart of the Middle East. That is the original paradise of God, the very place where God walked and talked with Adam in the cool of the day, the very place where God put the Tree of Life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Today that is the center of the Arabic/Muslim world...the very place of Eden. It was there that the Tower of Babel was built, which invented world religions. It was there that later on the city of Babylon was built which is today in modern Iraq. It was there that Noah lived. It was there that Noah preached. It's very historic land. But when Abraham came along, God gave it all to him and his family. God gave to Abraham all the land from the Mediterranean coast through the depths of the Babylonian valley, gave it all to them, the entire Mesopotamian region.
Abraham was a son of a man named Terah. Terah was a moon god worshiper and the worship of the moon god was THE most popular form of idolatry apparently in the day of Abraham. There were two great centers of the worship of the moon god, one was a place called Ur down in the Persian Gulf in what is now Kuwait. And the other was Heron, way up in the north in the area of Iraq. And Abraham was born into a family of worshipers of the moon god in a place called Ur.
So this is a historical area, the land of the Middle East, the land of the Mesopotamian valley, the land of the 21 Arab states is the land of the beginnings of human history. It will also be important in the end. The prophets of the Bible tell us that the world is going to come to an end in a great conflagration and a great battle in that same place. Powers from the north are going to come. Powers from the south are going to come. A vast army of 200 million coming from the east and the power from the west all converging under the rule of Antichrist on the land of Israel, the focal point the Valley of Megiddo, but blood spilled clear across the entire land of Israel until Jesus comes and establishes His own Kingdom and destroys all the wicked and takes the righteous into His Kingdom. That is a very important piece of earth, none is more strategic.
Abraham fathered the Jewish people. In chapter 12 of Genesis God said to Abram, then called Abram, later called Abraham, "Go forth from your country, from your relatives, from your father's house to the land that I'll show you. I'll make you a great nation. I'll bless you, make your name great. So shall you be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you and the one who curses you, I'll curse. And in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed." God said...you're My man, out of you is going to come My nation and that nation is going to bring about blessing on those who bless them and cursing on those who curse them. God gave to Abraham the promise that He would give him the land. Turn to chapter 15 verse 18, "On the day the Lord made a covenant with Abram, He said, 'To your descendants I have given this land from the river of Egypt...that's from the Nile in the south...as far as the great river, the Euphrates...that's east...through that fertile crescent, through that Mesopotamian valley, all the land of the Kenite, the Kenizzite, the Kadmonite, the Hittite, the Perizzite, the Rephaim, the Amorite, the Canaanite, the Girgashite, the Jebusite, everything from the Mediterranean coast deep into the Middle East. It's your land, I give it to you.'"
By divine right from the mouth of God Himself, the region belongs to Abraham and his seed. Unfortunately...unfortunately, Abraham brought massive confusion into that promise by having a legitimate son, Isaac, and an illegitimate son, Ishmael. We'll say more about that in a few moments.
At the time of Abraham, all those people that I just read to you were already existing in that land. They already occupied that land. So even though God gave it to Abraham, it was in the possession of those people. And in chapter 10, as I mentioned to you, of the book of Genesis you have all kinds of other people who were the sons of Shem, starting in chapter 10 verse 21, you have a whole listing of people and family groups and tribes and nations that existed as descendants of Shem that would have been around as well. So there were tribes and families and groups of people all over that part of the world. That was the most densely populated part of the world. In fact, at first it was the only populated part of the world because when the Flood was over there were only eight people and they started populating right there.
It wasn't long before Mizraim, it's an old name for Egypt, came into existence, before Aram, an old name for Syria, came into existence, before Asher, an old name for Assyria, came into existence. So there were all these tribes and families and clans and groups of people. They were all idolatrous. They were all rejecters of the true and living God, the Creator God. And when God gave the promise to Abraham that all of this land was his, there was a collision course established. In order for that land to belong to Abraham, God was going to have to give it to him and Abraham was going to have to be true to God. And if Abraham was true to God and obedient, God would give him the land. But if the descendants of Abraham were disobedient to God, they were going to have an endless battle trying to claim what was really theirs.
Was it just to judge those nations that had the land? Yes, because God is just in judging idol worship. The commandments begin, "You shall have no other...what?...gods before Me." Idolatry is to be judged by God always in every era. It is a just judgment for God to take away that precious land from those who turned their backs on Him and give it to a people who would love Him and serve Him. It just so happens too that the Middle East region is the richest land on the face of the earth. If you take it all together from the coastal riches of the Sharon Valley in Israel through to their immense riches that go right down the very spine of Israel, on in to the riches of the Dead Sea, on in to the massive riches of the oil treasures of the Middle East, the great riches to the north in the mountains of Lebanon, valuable timber, fertile plains of the Jordan Valley, unequalled productivity, incredible chemical wealth, as I said, in the Dead Sea, vast black gold of oil that stretches across the sands in the Babylonian valley, God gave it all to them. If they would be obedient to Him they would have that land.
So, the idolatrous people, as I said, if that land were set on a collision course with Israel, and the reason Israel has never really been able to possess the land they were given is because Israel has not been faithful to God...some day they will be. Some day they will look on Him whom they've pierced, they'll mourn for Him as an only Son and they'll embrace Jesus as their Messiah, they will come to salvation and in the day they come to salvation, the Messiah Himself will come and give them the land. But in the meantime they continue to lay claim to that land and they were given that by God and because they lay claim to that land the Egyptians and the Syrians and the Assyrians, everybody else is their vowed enemy to one degree or another.
And then Abraham did such a terrible thing. God said...I'm going to give you a son, trust Me, I'm going to give you a son. He was 100 and Sarah was 90, they were barren. He said, "How can I have a whole nation, how can I be the father of people, how can I be the father of a nation if I don't even have a son? If I'm barren?" And so his wife came to him and she had a really great idea, she said, "Well, I can't bear you a son so here's my servant named Hagar, you go in and have relationships with her and she'll be like a surrogate wife to you and she'll produce a son." In an act of distrust toward God, he did that and she became pregnant and she brought forth a son whose name is Ishmael, an illegitimate son, not the son of God's promise, not the son of the covenant. God said in the seventeenth chapter of Genesis, "I will make out of Ishmael's family a great nation but...verse 21...My covenant will I establish with Isaac whom Sarah will bear to you at this time next year. Ishmael is not the son of My covenant, Isaac is through Sarah and she will bear a son." And she did and through Isaac came the Jewish people, but through Ishmael came more enemies. Out of Ishmael came the Hagarites, mentioned in 1 Chronicles chapter 5. To make matters worse, there was a rejected son of Isaac by the name of Esau and out of Esau came more people who were not in the covenant, producing more enemies, more enemies.
See, the Middle East is just filled with the descendants of all of these people who are in conflict with Israel's stated right to the Abrahamic promise. God wanted to remove those people, those wicked idolatrous, adulterous people. He wanted to do it when He led Israel out of Egypt. They had been 400 years in the captivity of Egypt. You remember, God raised up Moses to lead them out. He led them out into the wilderness. They were faithless. The whole generation had to die in the wilderness because they committed idolatry. Whey there finally was a new generation raised up and God took them into the promised land, into the land of Canaan, He said, "It's all going to be yours, I want to give it all to you. Now go in there and destroy those inhabitants, those idolaters." God had already demonstrated in history that He would destroy the ungodly. He drowned the whole world in the flood. And now not water but Israel was to be His weapon to rid the earth of idolatry.
They saw victory over Egypt. The whole Egyptian army drowned and the great plagues that came on Egypt caused a massive amount of death. They conquered the tribes on the upper side of the Jordan, according to Deuteronomy chapter 3, and they stood ready to go into the land of Canaan and conquer. Instead they went into the land of Canaan and were defeated. Remember that? At a place called Ai, they were defeated because there was sin in the camp. And they never did what God told them to do, never became that sword of Jehovah, as it were, and so there they sit in the middle of the conflict, endlessly threatened by the neighbors around them.
There should be a warning, however. God's covenant with Israel has not been broken and it is still true that the nation that blesses Israel is blessed and a nation that curses Israel is cursed. Any nation that threatens the existence of Israel will come under God's judgment. That is repeated in the Scripture. Just read Psalm 121, then read Psalm 125, then read Psalm 129, then read Isaiah 43, etc.
So you're looking for a historic reason here, the conflict goes way back between Arabic people, descendants of all those people that I identified who today speak Arabic, who accept Arab culture. Two hundred and fifty million of them surrounding five million Jews...Jews believe it is a divine right to have the land but they can't take the land, they can't have the land because God won't give them the land until they turn from their sin and embrace their Messiah. But everybody is against Israel in the Middle East, even Satan. If you question that, read Revelation chapter 12 where you see a description of Satan trying to destroy Israel. He works on the side of those who would destroy Israel.
So Scripture says Ishmael's descendants will, Genesis 16:12, dwell in the presence of all his brethren. They're all trying to co-exist in the Middle East, and little Israel, the covenant people, unbelieving, apostate, but still the covenant people, unsaved but still the covenant people, surround it and everybody around them has destruction on their minds.
In Bible times these various groups of people were separated...this family, that family, this tribe, all the "ites" you know that you read in the Bible. That helps keep the peace. It helps keep the peace, it's a checks and balances. That's why I told you when everybody was of one language and one mind in battle, God scattered them and, remember, separated their languages and sent them out all over the world because when everybody gets together and you have one great force among ungodly people, you have one great force for evil...unmitigated and unrestrained. And just on a human level, God separates the world into nations because it prevents monolithic evil. Twenty-one, I think, 21 Arab countries in the Middle East, however, not really 21 countries anymore because the borders have been obliterated, the boundaries have been obliterated and the national identities have been obliterated by one great power and that is the religion of Islam which engulfs the whole of that world.
The Arab empire became one vast empire because of a man named Muhammad which means in Arabic, "Highly Praised." He was born in the Middle East in 570 A.D., almost 600 years...or 500 years after Christ. He was born to a tribe in Mecca. He claimed to be a descendant of Ishmael. That fits. This Muhammad became the source of the Koran, which is the holy book of Islam. In 622 he made his home in Medina and it became that date sort of an official date as the start of the Muslim era. I'll say a little more about Islam in a few moments. But to suffice it to say, in the first 100 years after Muhammad there was a massive unification of that part of the world as they succumbed to the power of Islam, mostly by the sword. And all war is to bring infidels into submission to Islam were considered to be Jihad, holy wars. Muhammad himself killed and robbed in the name of Allah. Convert or die.
There's still that in Islam. You read about it. Still that penchant for death. Islam conquered by the sword. And Islam actually took over the land of Israel and they held it until...do you know what year?...1948. Now that takes us to a third issue here. We see a natural reason why this happens, we see historic reason this happens, there's such profound animosity toward Israel and why do they hit us? Because we are the supporter of Israel. In fact, you should know this, in the literature I've read I've seen it in a number of places, these radical Muslims call Israel "the small Satan," and America "the great Satan." We are the greater force and therefore the greater threat as we stand behind Israel.
But that brings us to a third reason and that's a religious one. We go beyond the conflict of the people groups to religion itself. And I hear all kinds of numbers, I don't know how you could know anything from half a billion to a billion believers in Islam, I don't know where you would mark it. Some would put it closer to the billion than half a billion. Islam is a word that means "surrender." It means "submission." And the idea is that Islam is surrendered to the will of Allah and the will of Allah is revealed. It's not an unknown thing, the will of Allah is revealed through his prophet Muhammad and the revelation from Allah is written down in the holy book called the Koran. A Muslim is one who submits to the will of Allah.
Now without getting into all of the theology of Islam, let me just give you some things to think about so you'll understand the theological underpinnings. There are six basic articles of faith in Islam. If we were going to put an Islamic doctrinal statement together it would look like this:
1. Allah is the one true God. Allah is the one true God. He is not a trinity. He is not the God of the Old Testament and he's not the God of Christians. He is Allah, the one true God.
2. The Koran is the most holy book. There are other holy books, holy to some degree, but the Koran is the most holy book.
3. Muhammad is his greatest prophet. Allah sent...according to Islamic literature...124 thousand prophets, Jesus being one, but Muhammad is the greatest prophet.
Number 4. There are many angels, there are many demons and there is a Satan called Iblis or Shaytan.
Number 5. Allah has predetermined all things by unchangeable decree. Allah is absolutely sovereign and everyone's destiny is predetermined by Allah.
And number 6. There will be a day of judgment when all will find out whether they go to heaven or to hell. And the criteria for that is the absolute decision of Allah which may or may not be influenced at all by human beings, but you ought to do good works because they might help. No guarantee...absolutely none.
No Muslim, no Muslim knows for sure in this life where he's going, it's all predetermined by Allah. And on the scale of life, good things weigh heavy and bad things weigh light and it doesn't hurt to weigh heavy on Allah's decision. But there are no guarantees. Those are the six basic articles of faith.
Then there are five duties, they are called the pillars of Islam. These are required religious practices.
Number 1. Reciting the creed many times a day. And the creed is this, "There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet." You recite that many times a day.
The second duty. Prayer five times a day and these are prescribed prayers, written prayers, memorized prayers. And the five times a day are identified. If you live in the range of mosque, if you've been to the Middle East, as I have many times, you see Mosques and there is rising from the Mosque what is called a minaret. You've seen that? And on the top of the minaret is a muezzin who calls at the exact times during the day for the five prayers.
Third duty is to give to the poor and all Muslims are taxed 2.5 percent of their income and their property, one-fortieth of what they have for the poor.
Number four is a month of fasting called Ramadan. Have you heard that word? That's a month of fasting. You say, "That's enough to wipe out a whole population, fasting for an entire month. How do they do it?" The fast is you eat at night, you can't eat in daylight. And Ramadan commemorates the first revelation that came to Muhammad in the year 610 A.D. When Muhammad was 40 years old he received his first supposed revelation from god that is commemorated by Ramadan, eating is allowed only at night and in the morning before dawn.
And fifth, every Muslim must once in his life, unless it is utterly impossible by some restraint, make a pilgrimage to Mecca.
That's essentially the practice and the theology. Now let me just talk about that a little bit. You could sum up their theology in this way...God is one, not three. The Koran says Christians who believe in the trinity are infidels. Also, Allah only loves good people, he does not love sinners. Also they teach that Allah is unknowable, he cannot be known. They teach that Jesus Christ was a man, he was not God the Son, and anyone who says Jesus is God, according to the Koran, is an infidel. Quote, "Any Muslim who believes that Jesus Christ is God has committed the one unforgivable sin called shirk, a sin that will send him to hell forever." You wonder why it's hard for a Muslim to come to Christ? Because he's been programmed his entire life that if you ever acknowledge Jesus as God, you're going to hell forever. That's spelled out.
Further, their theology teaches Jesus didn't die on the cross because Jesus was a prophet of Allah and Allah would never let that happen to one of his prophets. He didn't die on the cross, therefore he didn't rise from the dead...nor is he ever coming back. They further teach that no one can have salvation but a Muslim. Even though a Muslim can't know he has it, he can have it in the end, god's going to send some to heaven but no one who is not a Muslim is going to heaven.
And this is so heartbreaking. Islam has no savior...no savior. They die not knowing where they're going. There is in the Muslim theology no atonement for sin, no sacrifice for sin, no propitiatory basis for forgiveness.
I'll never forget a conversation with a man on an airplane who was a Muslim and I said, "Do you sin?" And he said, "Of course, all the time."
And I said, "What's going to happen to people who sin?"
"They could go to hell."
I said, "Why do you keep doing it?"
He said, "I can't stop."
And I said, "Do you have any hope?"
And this is what he said, "I hope THE god," that's what Allah means, THE god, definite article, Allah, Elah, Allah, The god, "I hope THE god will forgive me."
And I said, "Why would he do that?"
He said, "I don't know."
No atonement, no basis of forgiveness, no savior. We have a great message for them, there is a Savior.
Where did all this come from? Where did all this stuff come from? Right out of hell, doctrines of demons, right? Muhammad grew up in Mecca. He was a member of a tribe called Quarish(?). And in Mecca they worshiped 360 idols and also a prominent black stone supposedly given by Gabriel to Abraham. It was said in the Koran that at the age of three Muhammad had an amazing event take place. Gabriel did some surgery, the archangel Gabriel, split open his chest, reached in and squeezed all the sin out of his heart so that Muhammad was sinless. Now here was Muhammad growing up in Mecca with 360 gods but Satan was working on him to invent a religion that would end the division and pull everyone together in one great powerful massive effort to undo the covenant promise of God. And Muhammad would be the agent.
The main idol, however, of the 360 was Allah, THE god, Al Elah. Guess what? Allah was the moon god. If you see any muslamic symbols you would see a crescent moon. Allah was the moon god, some form of the very god that Abraham's family worshiped, that Abraham's father who was an idolater worshiped, the children in the family were named after, even Terah is a name that connects with the name of the moon god.
So, what Muhammad did under the influence of the powers of darkness was take all the elements from the 360 different forms of idol worship, piece them all together into a form of religion making only one change, he demanded that there was only one god, Allah the moon god. Where did he get this information? In 610 A.D. he began receiving...and I'm reading from the source material...he began receiving frightening revelations accompanied by violent seizures. I've read enough about mediums and demon-possessed people to know that that often accompanies that phenomenon. He was not sure whether the visions were divine or whether they were demonic. He didn't know. But his wife told him to submit to the revelations because they were from Gabriel. So for the next 22 years, from 610 to his death in 632 he continued to get these visions and these revelations. And later on, first they were passed down orally and later on they were written by his followers from memory, making the Koran. And later adding to the Koran was the Hadif(?) which is other teaching and tradition. Muhammad built his whole system of religion on all these demonic forms of idolatry, adapting all the forms and features of idol worship with one new thing, and that was only the moon god Allah was true god and all the others were not and worship of all the other gods was forbidden and they were going to bring people into submission to that or kill them.
And I want to remind you, Satan is happy as a polytheist and he's also happy as a monotheist, as long as it's the wrong god. Islam is monotheistic Hedonism. Now I want to make a footnote here. You hear about American Black Muslim Movement, might wonder how that fits in, true Islam will tell you that is not Islam, that is not true Islam. What is the American Black Muslim Movement that was begun by Elijah Muhammad? It is a strange hybrid. Elijah Muhammad came across a teaching of a bizarre person named Wallace Fard, F-a-r-d. And he took this bizarre teaching of this man, Wallace Fard, and he mingled it with--get this--teaching from the Watchtower Society of the Jehovah Witnesses and he created a hybrid which is called the Black Muslim faith, here they call it The Black Nation of Islam. It is not true Islam.
And he said that this Wallace Fard was Allah and Louis Farrakhan who is the leader of that Movement, says he is the fulfillment of Isaiah 9:6, he is the mighty god, the ever-lasting father and the prince of peace. That is to Islam what the Jehovah's Witness cult is to Christianity. So I just want you to understand that. We're talking here about the true historic Islam.
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Dallas County Sheriff
History of the Dallas County Sheriff's Department
With respect and gratitude for the men and women who worked tirelessly to put together the Commemorative Edition for the Department in 1982 and again in 1988, this section is being reprinted from the past. This will benefit all who did not have an opportunity to acquire prior publications.
Defense was a worrisome necessity in the frontier wilds of Texas in 1846. Many Texans will be sensitive and, well, defensive to admit it, but Texans have always needed defending from: hostile Indians, from Mexico, from various marauders, from each other. Texas needed so much defending that when it was annexed to the United States of America in 1845, it immediately swallowed up almost half of the standing U.S. Army. The U.S. established 19 forts throughout Texas, the ex-nation turned 28th State; and to garrison so many forts required up to 4,000 troops.
In 1846, the creation of the city of Dallas was still a decade away. But shortly after the annexation, on March 30, 1846, the first State Legislature created Dallas County. The town already known as Dallas, though still to be incorporated, was designated as temporary county seat. There were more than a hundred permanent citizens in the town by then, and several towns that scattered across the area embracing the three forks of the Trinity River. Nine Indian tribes had disputed the access to those murky, undistinguished three forks with the white settlers and each other.
As a civilization, the County had a mediocre location. It was situated at the foot of the petering out of plains, but not yet part of the escarpment country; it was neither hill nor dale. There was bad drinking water, a profusion of natural obstacles, a susceptibility to natural disasters, floods, prairie fires, and always the Indians. There was never to be a Texas-OU weekend half as damaging as the forays being made into Dallas County in its first two decades by the racing bands of Choctaws, Chickasaws and Kickapoos coming down from Indian Territory for the weekend. Many of the communities in Dallas County were being settled at about the same time, by about the same kinds of people. They were mostly farmers and their families, here from Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Virginia, Louisiana, and Mississippi, together with newly landed Germans and French, and the forebears of Poles and Czechs. It was necessary to farm.
Those who came from other states as physicians, lawyers and merchants had to scrabble as farmers first, and ply their professions second. Despite the drawbacks of geography, the land was lush. The settlements along the river grew, and as their economies became more sophisticated, so did the problems of crimes where people gather. The primary problems in those days were cattle and horse thieves, various disturbances and disagreements among gentlemen, and the statutory need for maintaining for the county a place of incarceration.


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