(03/2012) ReCreation Magazine ™

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March 2012

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02 - WildLife03 - Culture04 - Lifestyle05 - Film

06 - Fashion07 - Black History

08 - "Know Your Limit" - Jahmerikah Marley09 - Glossary10 - Legendary

11 - People & Places12 - Artist Spotlight13 - ONE LOVE

March 2012

Contents

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Wildlife

Where to findGrasshoppers are around in the spring and summer, but aremost noticeable in the autumn. Areas with many grasses,small "vacant" lots and gardens are good places to startlooking. Look at the area as you walk through. If you canhear the plants moving as you walk there are most likelygrasshoppers around. Look during the middle of the day forbest results. At night, use a flashlight to find grasshoppersroosting on the leaves. In the summer and autumn, some

grasshoppers fly into porch lights.

Natural History

HabitatWidespread in U.S.

PredatorsBirds, lizards,mantids, spiders, androdents eat grasshoppers.

FoodMany species of grasshoppers aregeneral herbivores feeding on a varietyof plants. Some species only likegrasses.

Kingdom - AnimaliaPhylum - ArthropodaClass - InsectaOrder - Orthoptera

Impact on the Ecosystem

PositiveAs herbivores, grasshoppers link plants to the rest of the

ecosystem. Frass (droppings) contribute to nutrientturnover by returning nutrients as fertilizer for the plants.

They provide food for birds and other arthropods.

NegativeSometimes some species of grasshopper occur in very

large numbers and cause serious crop damage and loss ofplants in pastures.

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Culture

This trend never seems to die but yetpersist to grow popular as the generationproceeds to the future. There was a timewhen letterman jackets were avoided,labeled as tacky or cliche'. Now theseclassic pieces continue to live and breathfreshness. Check your favorite clothingbrand. Paired with jeans and sneaker flatsyou will never go wrong with the stylishfleece that is worn in all seasons. LongLive The Letterman. Dope.

Jahmerikah Marley

Teyana Taylor

MichaelJackson

Lady GaGa

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Lifestyle

Light Blue Cologne byDolce & Gabbana for Men

Available @ Macys

Empress Fragrance bySean John for Woman

Available @ Macys

Hippie Chic Perfume byTrue Religion for Woman

Available @ Macys

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Film

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Fashion

Headband

Cap

Earrings

Necklace

Front - Back

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Black HistoryIn a South Carolina prison sixty-six

years ago, guards walked a 14-year-oldboy, bible tucked under his arm, to theelectric chair. At 5’ 1” and 95 pounds, thestraps didn’t fit, and an electrode was toobig for his leg.

The switch was pulled and the adultsized death mask fell from GeorgeStinney’s face. Tears streamed from hiseyes. Witnesses recoiled in horror as theywatched the youngest person executed inthe United States in the past century die.

Now, a community activist is fighting to clear Stinney’s name, saying theyoung boy couldn’t have killed two girls. George Frierson, a school boardmember and textile inspector, believes Stinney’s confession was coerced, and thathis execution was just another injustice blacks suffered in Southern courtrooms inthe first half of the 1900s. In the Stinney case, supporters want the state to admitthat officials executed the wrong person in June 1944.

Stinney was accused of killing two white girls, 11 year old Betty JuneBinnicker and 8 year old Mary Emma Thames, by beating them with a railroadspike then dragging their bodies to a ditch near Acolu, about five miles fromManning in central South Carolina. The girls were found a day after theydisappeared following a massive manhunt. Stinney was arrested a few hourslater, white men in suits taking him away. Because of the risk of a lynching,Stinney was kept at a jail 50 miles away in Columbia.

The sheriff at the time said Stinney admitted to the killings, but there is onlyhis word — no written record of the confession has been found. No onechallenged the sheriff’s recollection of the confession.

The court appointed Stinney an attorney — a tax commissioner preparing fora Statehouse run. In all, the trial — from jury selection to a sentence of death —lasted one day. Records indicate 1,000 people crammed the courthouse. Blacksweren’t allowed inside.

“As an attorney, it just kind of haunted me, just the way the judicial systemworked to this boy’s disadvantage or disfavor. It did not protect him,” saidMcKenzie, who is preparing court papers to ask a judge to reopen the case.

Bluffton Today - ‘Crusaders look to right Jim Crow justice wrongs’ by Jeffrey CollinsPhoto: South Carolina Department of Archives and History

[b. 1929 - d. 1944]

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08Jahmerikah Marley, ReCreation Magazine ™ Creator

Know Your Limit : Knowing your limit is the realization thatyou have no limits. Limited access is an access not worthhaving. We as a people are already restricted by so muchthroughout society. Notice our "American Rights", limited tothe 1st Amendment. Limitations restricts freedom.Rebellion steams from the root of restrictions which causesconflict. Why must we have a limit? For focus? Forconcentration? For control. These limits and restrictionswere put into place by the babylon system to confine ourminds into these little boxes while hindering our soul andspirit from growth. The more we know, the less powerbabylon will have. We can not let the system restrict, lock orcontrol us. Do no let the system limit your access to thefreedom we are promised in Christ (Galatians 5:1). If wehave increased knowledge on subject matter the educationadministration fail to teach us the system will crash,crumble and fall like it has already before. Jah Rasta manpromotes emancipation of your mind. Do not hold back thetruth in which you speak. Never imprison yourself! The skyis not the limit! These four walls are not a limit. Open thedoor to freedom, be free. Fuck a limit. In a free society,there are no limits. No skin color, religious practice, age,sex orientation, or education can limit an anti-bondagepeople. Be Free. Step out of the trap and vercome thecaptivities of an impartial society. Speak Out.

Consciously Speaking

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Glossary

Do you speak English?

Excuse me/sorry

Fine thanks and you?

Glad to meet you

Good-by

Good evening

Good morning/good day

Hello

Here

How are you?

I don't understand

I'm sorry

My name is

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Pardon me

Please

Pleased to meet you

Please speak slowly

So-so

Thank you

That's ok

There

Very well

What?

What is your name?

When

Where

You' re welcome

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ex-koo-zay mwah

bee-ehn mer-see ay voo?

on-shohn-tay

oh ruh-vwar

bon-swar

bon-zhoor

sah-loo

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kom-mohn tah-lay voo

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day-zoh-lay/pahr-dohn

juh mah-pell

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Parlez-vous anglais?

Excusez-moi

Merci et vous?

Enchanté

Au revoir

Bon soir

Bon jour

Salut

Ici

Comment allez-vous?

Je ne comprends pas

Desolé/Pardon

Je m'appelle

Non

d'accord

Pardon

S'il vous plaît

Enchanté(e)

Parlez lentement

Comme ci, comme

Merci

De rien

Là

Très bien

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Comment vous appellez-vous?

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Legendary

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People & PlacesLisa BonetMotherActressLeaderOriginal

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Artist Spotlight

Peter Tosh was known as asarcastic and slightly angry man.Peter Tosh saw himself as a

revolutionary, and was vehementin his efforts to tear down"Babylon." He coined his own

words for many of the things whichhe hated, including "politricks" forpolitics, "s**tstem" for system,and "Crime Ministers" for PrimeMinisters. It was this attitude thatearned him the nickname "Steppin'

Razor."

Peter Tosh was born Winston Hubert McIntosh on October 19, 1944 inGrange Hill, Jamaica. Raised by his aunt, he left home in his early teensand headed for the slums of Kingston, Jamaica, known as Trenchtown.Like many of his fellow young aspiring musicians, he found his way to JoeHiggs, a local musician who offered free music lessons to youth. It wasthrough Joe Higgs that Peter Tosh met his future fellow bandmates, Bob

Marley and Bunny Wailer.

Peter Tosh continued to recordinternational hit records for therest of the 1970s and early1980s, and never relaxed hisintense message of revolution.After a live concert release in1984, Peter Tosh took a fewyears off, and his 1987

comeback record No NuclearWar was nominated for a

Grammy Award.

Legalize It - 1976Mystic Man - 1979No Nuclear War - 1987

Source: http://worldmusic.about.com/od/bandsartistsaz/p/PeterTosh.htm

"To have the truth inyour possession youcan be found guilty,sentenced to death. "

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