Tuesday, August 31, 2010

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Hotóamé'éhne - appears



The bison to the American Indians represented a unique source to meet all the needs of everyday life.
Recent studies show how the same natives, in ancient times and continuously, have favored an increase in the number of these animals through the controlled use of fire in the Great Plains in order to create new pastures for their herds. At the time of the landing of Columbus, according to calculations accredited in North America lived 35 million bison. At the end of the 800 had remained a few hundred animals. Benjamin Capps in his "The Indians" (New York, 1973) lists eighty different items made by Indians with parts of the bison.
This is their possible short list:
1) Brain - tanning
2) Skull-ceremonies, sun dance, prayer
3) Horns - cups, containers for the fire or gunpowder, hats, games
4) Language- the most delicious cut of meat
5) Beard ornaments or weapons accessories
6)-rawhide containers, clothing, headgear, shields, medicine bags, shoes for moccasins, rattles, drums, ropes, saddles, scabbards, small boats (bull boats) covers spears, masks for horses, bullets, bags, belts
7)-leather moccasins, containers, clothing, hats, coats for winter, jackets, leggings, belts, women's clothing, quivers, covers the types, gun scabbards, dolls
8) Sockets and paws-glue, rattles
9) Meat-(all of it was eaten), pemmicam (smoked meat for the winter), jerky, viscera (liver) were eaten killing the animal immediately upon
9) Stomach-container for the transport of water and cook for
10) Scrotum-bells
11) Bladder-bags for the spikes, bags female
12) Intestine-waterproofing membrane for flutes, cups etc.
13) leg-skin moccasins, winter boots, bags bag
14) Droppings fuel
-15) Tail-use in the rites, fly swatter, decoration of the lodges
16) Cote-bones, arrowheads, structure for the saddle , clubs (war club), needles, brushes, games
17)-tendons used in the strings, such as sewing thread, glue etc.
18) Hairy-head coverings, upholstery for the seats and cushions, balls medicine
19) Whole-animal totem, clan symbol, the buffalo white (albino) was held sacred by the adult hair was yellow and very rare value.

below: set of hooves and a buffalo bladder

gift of my Aissksinimatstohki

(Teacher or "One who knows things" in Blackfeet)

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Heavy Mucus With Period

Bison Lake Lost Spirits


Above: moose-bag area of \u200b\u200bPlateau
A LEGEND WASCO
In the days of the Great Father, near Mount Hood lived a warrior named Plain Feather. His Spirit Protector was a big moose. The elk taught the warrior to hunt so well that he became the best in his tribe. But always his protector's Spirit say: "do not hunt anymore than you can use for your needs. Only in this way there will be enough food for everyone." Plain Feather obedient to His Spirit. The other soldiers teased him because he did not want archery only for fun but he obeyed his Spirit.
Smart Crow, one of the elders of the tribe, he thought wickedly to disobey the warrior to the words of his Spirit. Smart Crow said he had a vision and that the Great Spirit had told him that the winter would be long and cold. "Kill as many animals as possible," said Smart Crow warriors "We must preserve the meat for the winter." Plain Feather did not want to disobey the order but believed Smart Crow. For the first killed deer and bears, and finally found five bands of elk. Killed them all except one who ran away wounded. Through forests and up the mountain, following the tracks of the FTAA and eventually joined him in a small lake. Then he heard the animal clearly say, 'Why did you disobey? " "All around you there are the spirits of the animals you've killed." "I'll no longer be your Spirit Protector. You have disobeyed me and you have betrayed my friendship." Wounded in body and mind Plain Feather returned to the village. "I'm sick," he said "I lost my Spirit Protector, the Great Elk. He is lost in the lake of spirits. "Then he turned on his side and died. Since then, the Indians call this lake" The Lake of Lost Spirits. "Inside there are the spirits of thousands of deaths. On its surface, like a monument them, reflecting the Mount Hood.
below my amulet in the shape of moose
made rawhide, mineral pigments and animal glue

Saturday, August 7, 2010

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Peppers retro




grigliatina improvised Tonight ... how nice! Even as a child, the lake, for me it meant grilled meat, pork ribs, hot dogs, but also and more vegetables! So today as well as zucchini and eggplant made to the barbecue (which is why mignon ... the terrace is what it is ...) I will make these peppers, which have to do with a little barbecue in the strict sense. However, they are just good and then super fast to prepare!

INGREDIENTS: 2


peppers 2 yellow peppers 1 clove garlic
(who likes)


4-5 basil leaves Cut each pepper in half, drain the seeds and white parts, particularly if they are large cut into 4 layers each. Place all
lel slopes obtained in the basket of the cooker (if there are any cook in two rounds), put a little water and close the lid. Turn the heat to maximum
Since begins to whistle lower the heat and count 3 minutes, no more no if the peppers are too soft and the skin comes off more easily.
the past three minutes to pull out the peppers, let cool and then use a very sharp knife to remove the skin.




Season with extra virgin olive oil, salt, garlic and basil leaves.

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Grandmother Turtle


Above: amulet for the umbilical cord Sioux

Among First Nations, the turtle was considered a symbol of strength, endurance and fertility. Such was the relief it recognized that its symbol was the sign language used to communicate between different tribes. In the Great Plains the sign of the turtle was a wish for long life. But the turtle was the symbol of truth and know the truth meant to understand and remain faithful to the fundamental laws of the Creator. It was also the belief that "Grandma Turtle," the ancestor of all ancestral turtles, was present when the Creator gave man the seven sacred laws. "Grandmother Turtle" was there to ensure that the sacred laws were not forgotten. The plates on the back of the turtle is 13. They showed the 13 moons that make up a single revolution of the earth around the sun, witnessing the truth the dictates of the Creator and its laws. On the back there are 28 signs. They represented the female body and its rhythms related to the lunar cycle. The entire shell of the animal served to remind people the plans of the Creator and their realization in practice.
For every new birth in the Plains, it was common to make the amulets in the form of a totemic animal for the child. Given the significance that the turtle was recognized many of these amulets were shaped like animals. They were decorated with beads, quills etc porscopino. and hung the cradle of the child. Dell'amuleto was kept inside the dried umbilical cord of the newcomer.

An amulet in the form of my turtle

Friday, August 6, 2010

Herpes Sore In My Nose

Cod summer (for Ale and Fra)

Here I am with the first recipe will be for dinner tonight ... and Bro Ale, as well as my best with her partner and future father of that little guy inside of her stomach rumbling ...
Having them here is always beautiful, fun and relaxing at the same time. A stroke of luck, right? Even more beautiful is that they give is always a great satisfaction to my culinary talent, (but also that of my husband, to be honest!) Even when it is a simple pasta with pesto ... so ... pasta with pesto is! last w-end we were with our four-legged Pelosetta Homer ...


... I said, we were so ... Ligurian Apennines I came back with a macro package of fresh pesto.
So tonight I will first of linguine with pesto, potatoes and green beans ...

's the second that, especially in summer, sent me a little in a crisis. Nothing too hot nor heavy ... but you can not always eat dried beef, prosciutto and melon, tuna and eggs ... no??

Try this recipe:

INGREDIENTS:

  • a piece of salted cod
  • 4 medium potatoes, boiled
  • twenty
  • pitted black olives, parsley, salt and oil

Far Boil the potatoes to steam and then chop them in the meantime, remove the skin to the cod with a very sharp knife (it should be left to soak the cod in cold water for 2 or 3 days, alternating with cold running water)






Wash and chop the parsley.
Cook steam (about 10 minutes) and when the fish has cooled, cut into small pieces.
Combine the olives, chopped parsley and season with salt and oil.