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Little Justin Little -- Ancient Messenger
Is it possible to one day speak a language you have never heard before? It happened to pioneer Justin Little, and it saved his life; perhaps many lives. This is the strange story of the an unlikely meeting in the high desert of Old West New Mexico; the meeting of the future and the fading past; an incidental meeting that changed the lives of many.
justin little lipan apache high desert apache lang

The Blazing Southwest is Superb History of S.W.
Paul Wellman's history books provide exciting, insightful accounts of the taming and settling of the great Southwest. The author's work is superbly documented.
the blazing southwest • paul wellman • sam houston • apaches • indians

New Mexico's Bosque del Apache Bird Refuge
The Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge is the nation's best birder landing strip, especially during November annual Festival of the Cranes.
bosque del apache • national wildlife refuge • best bird sanctuary in west • new mexico sandhill crane refuge • southwest birding

Raising Apache Plume
Apache Plume is a striking and wildly beautiful plant that is native to southwestern North America. Easy to grow, this plant likes just about any soil.
apache plume • fallugia paradoxa • drought-tolerant • southwestern u.s. • northern mexico

Still kicking... with more to kick about
Thank you to my readers, one of whom brought up the important point that the Rangerettes, while the first drill team ever, are not the only one today.
rangerettes • drill team • dance team • dance/drill team • strutters

Geronimo
Geronimo was one of the most feared and respected Apache warriors. Most of his adult life was spent avenging the deaths of those close to him. After several battles and several escapes from the reservation he was finally subdued for good.
mexico • cochise • general howard • gatewood • indian battles

Poverty Rates in Arizona
American citizens who are Navajo, Apache, and Hopi Native Americans still struggle to find food for all of their people in the most remote rural areas of Arizona.
poverty in arizona • arizona poverty • poverty • arizona • poverty in america

The Writing of Kirby Jonas
As a member of the Western Writers of America, I was privileged to be a member of a group that included Louis Lamour, Zane Grey, Cotton Smith, Johnny Boggs, Don Coldsmith, and so many accomplished authors. One of the treasures of the group is Kirby Jonas, a long-time writer, musician, and artist.
the writing of kirby jonas as a member of the • i was privileged to be a member of a group that in • zane grey • cotton smith • johnny boggs

Carlisle Indian School
In Cumberland County, Pennsylvania is a school that changed the lives of many American Indians. Instead of learning the Indian culture the U.S. stripped the culture.
tribes • treaties • geronimo • pratt • carlisle

Introductory Guide to Web Servers
Web Servers are one of the core components of the Internet. What are the most common features and functionality and which ones are the most popular?
web servers defined • microsoft internet information server iis • apache and tomcat • google • webserver functionality

Classic Westerns From Paramount
This October sees Paramount release Last Train From Gun Hill and Arrowhead to video stores everywhere. With their vast archives, Paramount is teasing us, one or two movies at a time. But that’s okay for fans--who could watch 100 movies a month anyway?
last train • charlton heston • jack palance • anthony quinn • kirk douglas

Running ASP on a Linux Server
The great thing about Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 is not that it's a free web server, it's that it is a free web server that runs ASP on Linux
asp • linux • sun • sun java system web server 7.0 • sun active server pages 4.0.3

Parker’s Fort, Texas, part 1
Parker’s Fort was established in 1834, by John Parker, a staunch Baptist preacher from Virginia. He was the grandfather of the famed Cynthia Ann Parker who was captured by the Comanches.
parker’s fort • cynthia ann parker • texas • john parker • comanche

Parker’s Fort, Texas, part 2
Parker’s Fort was established in 1834, by John Parker, a staunch Baptist preacher from Virginia. He was the grandfather of the famed Cynthia Ann Parker who was captured by the Comanches.
parker’s fort • cynthia ann parker • texas • john parker • comanche

Towns on the Plains: An Introduction, part 3
Not everyone who moved onto the Plains became a homesteader. Some folks saw the wide-open Plains as a place to start towns. So the first big question might be, why start a town? It might be because the railroad was coming through, or gold had been discovered nearby, or any of a dozen different reasons. But once that was known the next question was, how do you start a town?
towns on the great plains • railroad • gold rush • townsite act • congress

Fall Hiking and Snow Sports in Arizona's White Mountains
Now that it's autumn people are getting out a bit, travelling to see the aspen foliage. A vacation in the White Mountains is great no mattter what season: only a two-hour drive from Phoenix, this unique alpine area is great for hiking, biking, fishing, camping, snowshoeing, skiing and all things snow.
white mountains • arizona • eastern arizona • hiking • biking

Arid Zones in The Garden
The third zone in a desert garden is the "arid" zone, one that requires little or no supplemental water after they are established. Read about the "arid" zone, and the pl
desert garden • arid • low-water-use • drought • valerian

Plan Now for Spring Gardens
It may be warm outside now, and the temptation to stay inside where it's cool almost overwhelming. Use some downtime to plan your spring bloom garden.
fragrant verbena • abronia fragrans • indian mallow • albutilon incanum • prairie acacia

Fruit News for November
To learn about new varieties of fruits, the latest information on insect and pest problems of fruits, and the latest news on nutrition, health, and research findings relating to fruits, check this out.
'apache' apricot • 'l'amour' strawberry • 'clancy' strawberry • geneva experiment station • 'rubiana' grape

Snowshoeing Northern Arizona
Snowshoeing is a quieter, more reflective sport than skiing; sometimes it’s just what you’ve been needing. And you can still in get a fantastic workout.Take your big old paw-feet out of the closet and get lost in Arizona’s wilderness this winter.
atlas • snowshoes • snow • arizona • mountains

LAND OF COCHISE
...From the ragged, mile-high desert floor to its peaks of another mile in height, this range is no joke! Geronimo and his Apache cohorts ruled this harsh terrain for centuries....
desert • hike • arizona • cochise • geronimo

Gunsmoke, The Collection
Gunsmoke was an American TV tradition from its initial appearance on television in 1956. From the opening introduction by the Duke, to the ensemble cast that included James Arness, Amanda Blake, Dennis Weaver, Roy Barcroft, Glenn Strange, and Buck Taylor, to the talented writers and production staff; it was a study in the way a television should be made.
amanda blake • matt dillon • miss kitty • james arness • dennis weaver

Marfa Lights, Mysterious Fire
The lights are visible on clear nights near Marfa. There was fear and superstition in the past. Now the lights are a major tourist draw, a mystery of science.
marfa lights • earth lights • swamp gass • marsh gas • will-o’-the-wisp

Christopher Houston "Kit" Carson
Kit Carson spent years helping stop the "Indian Uprisings" and to create a safe environment for white American settlers, unfortunately at the expense of native Americans.
kit carson • american frontiersmen • manifest destiny • the battle of adobe walls • indian uprisings

Open Source in the Enterprise
Most companies look to vendors like Microsoft and IBM to obtain products and solutions for their business. But there's a whole other world out there called Open Source.
open source • enterprise software • open source in the enterprise • alfresco • open source technologies

Quanah Parker
Exploration of the life of a man who was both warrior and priest...a man who organized his people to make one last stand against white encroachment.
quanah parker • comanche nation • quahadi • peta nocono • cynthia ann parker

Tell All Added To NA Cup Records
In this year's North America Cup at Canada's Mohawk Raceway, Tell All paced a personal best time and joined other record holders in two other categories.
tell all north america cup winner • cup elimination winner tell all • list winners north america cup • tell all personal best time • tell all trainer

The Books of Charlie LeSuer, Western Legends Live Again
The world of B Western authors is a small place. Bobby Copeland, Boyd Magers, Buck Rainey, David Rothel, Bob Nareau, and Charlie LeSuer have chronicled some of the thrilling years that made up the best of our lives.
charlie leseur • ken maynard • lash larue • johnny western • mary ellen kay

Fox Pagan Symbol of Camouflage
This canine represents shapeshifting, has long been associated with magick and is a creature of the Between Times, dawn and dusk.
fox • pagan symbol of camouflage • cunning • sly • shapeshifting and magick

General George Crook
George Crook was a career military man who distinguished himself in the Civil War and the Indian Wars and was a man of honor who was given the name Grey Fox by Geronimo.
general george crook • u.s. civil war • pitt river expedition • indian wars • the grey fox

Tecumseh and the New Madrid ‘Quake
The Battle of Tippecanoe was short and ferocious with many casualties on both sides. Now, there is a ghostly army that marches in November.
tecumseh and new madrid earthquake • tecumseh’s curse • tecunseh’s prediction • tippecanoe • tenskwatawa

Army Recruiting Goes High-Tech
The U.S. Army is using a multi-faceted approach to woo new recruits during a time when enlistments have become harder because of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
army • recruiting • technology • military • enlist

Bombing Yugoslavia: The Inexorable Logic of War
After six weeks of military conflict the news and pictures arriving from Yugoslavia and Albania have recalled to our memory that war means above all an endless chain of immense human suffering. Committing atrocities of all kind, the Serbian militia has expelled almost the whole Albanian population of Kosovo. Helping the refugees has therefore become the most important thing to do. While NATO bombs continue destroying Yugoslavia's infrastructure and economy, Milosevic's army has remained almost intact. NATO's last military option of sending in ground troops is risky for both military and political reasons. Anyway, it could become inevitable, if diplomatic efforts still lack success. Since too many things depend on the outcome of this conflict, NATO cannot give in half way, permitting Milosevic to save his regime. The noble Serbian nation has already paid an extremely high price for its leader's criminal plans. Will Milosevic understand or will he follow Hitler's footsteps, trying to carry his people to his own grave?
kosovo • kosova • serbia • yugoslavia • montenegro

European Corn Borer
European corn borers are not just for Europeans! They are found in North America. Probably came over as an import on some European produce a long time ago. Read this article to see if you have this pest and enjoy a nice webpage with even more information.
corn borer • european corn borer • larvae • corn pest

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