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To: Les H who wrote (258160)	7/2/2010 10:19:05 AM
From: Smiling Bob	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

To the victor go the spoils Here is a recipe for Serano Nanito (Papua New Guinea hufu dumplings): These native dumplings filled with hufu (or human flesh), sago and yam are prized for their taste as well as their ability to make you fierce and brave in tribal combat. Recipe Ingredients * 1 pound Hufu Classic Strips * 4 medium size yams * pound sago (or 1 medium size parsnip) * 2 tablespoons vegetable oil * Salt * Pepper, freshly ground

To: Les H who wrote (258160)	7/2/2010 11:10:48 AM
From: Amelia Carhartt	Respond to of 306849

I dare say, I don't think humans will be quite so civilized if we have serious food shortages. That brown one was quite tenacious.

To: Les H who wrote (258160)	7/4/2010 11:58:11 AM
From: Les H	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

Under threat of a federal felony, National Incident Commander Thad Allen HAS BANNED ALL MEDIA ACCESS to boom operation sites and clean up sites. Allen's orders effectively bans all media - print, television, radio and Internet bloggers from talking to to any clean-up worker or to even come close to take pictures or videos of booms, clean-up workers, oil soaked birds, dead dolphins, dead marine life, burned and dead endangered sea turtles. Allen has issued a blanket order that bans anyone from getting close to any spill clean up site, boom site, areas where there are clean up workers or any other oil disaster related area or persons effectively shutting down the first amendment rights of the media. The zone of exclusion is 65 feet. There was rumor that Coast Guard bosses wanted to impose a 300 feet exclusion zone but later relented to a 65 feet no trespass and exclusion zone. Read more: sfgate.com