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	Bush the Infallible by Jeffrey A. Tucker
		Bush was holding a press conference with economists who had endorsed his stimulus plan.
		Bush's behavior that day probably qualifies as routine, but because I hadn't seen Bush in action recently, I found it startling.
		All Bush did was replace Jesus as the source of the wonder-working power with the idealism and faith of the American people.
	www.lewrockwell.com /tucker/tucker29.html (1671 words)

	CNN - Tucker loses clemency bid; Bush reprieve still possible - Feb. 2, 1998
		Rodriguez said the fact that Tucker is a woman was not a factor in the board's decisions to deny clemency and a reprieve.
		Sentenced to death for murdering two people in a Houston apartment in 1983, Tucker contends she is a changed woman who has found God and can serve as a resource for others if her death sentence is changed to life in prison.
		In their appeal to the Supreme Court, Tucker's lawyers contend the Texas process for commuting a prison sentence is unconstitutional in part because of the consistent lack of favorable rulings.
	www.cnn.com /US/9802/02/tucker.clemency.deny/index.html (803 words)

	Australia: Bush Tucker
		Bush tucker is Australian terminology for the huge variety of herbs, spices, mushrooms, fruits, flowers, vegetables, animals, birds, reptiles and insects that are native to the country.
		New flavors from the bush are finding their way into ice cream, beverages and as spices.
		They include: quandong, a wild peach which is has a delicate acid flavor which is eaten stewed or in ice cream; the native cherry of New South Wales, different to the European cherry in that it has a stone on the outside, which is sweet and slightly astringent to the palate.
	www.globalgourmet.com /destinations/australia/austbush.html (871 words)

	Burarra Gathering - Bush Tucker
		Bush tucker is a term used to describe food found in the Australian bush.
		Bush tucker is still collected, hunted and enjoyed by many people in Arnhem Land today.
		Bush tucker in Arnhem Land includes animals like emu, crocodile, turtle and turtle eggs, dugong, kangaroo, goanna, mud crab and barramundi and a range of native plant foods like billy goat plums, wild cashew nuts, eeley fruit and yams.
	burarra.questacon.edu.au /pages/bush_tucker.html (117 words)

	Bush prayed for guidance before denying Tucker's appeal
		Bush decided against granting a 30-day reprieve to Tucker, clearing the way for her execution in Huntsville 33 minutes later.
		After Tucker's appeals expired in state and federal courts, Bush said it was his duty to carry out state law, including the death penalty.
		After the board's vote, Bush could have only granted Tucker one 30-day stay of execution so her case could be heard in court.
	www.chron.com /content/chronicle/page1/98/02/04/bush.2-0.html (851 words)

	Australian Bush Tucker
		Jaqualine's report on bush tucker is especially refreshing as it incorporates such personal and unique experiences, from present day back to her childhood.
		These are becoming popular with the average diner and "bush tucker food" is really being seen as an important part of our ever-evolving national cuisine.
		Other bush foods that I have been eating all my life are macadamias and bunya nuts, quandongs (a native peach, tart and delicious), native mint and many of the varietal honey types.
	www.globalgourmet.com /food/egg/egg0597/bushtuck.html (1337 words)

	bush tucker - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Bush, George W(alker): Karla Faye Tucker death penalty case
		During his first term, Bush faced glaring national and international exposure when a convicted pick-ax murderer named Karla Faye Tucker was scheduled...
		Bush, George Herbert Walker, born in 1924, 41st president of the United States (1989-1993), president at the end of the Cold War between the United...
	encarta.msn.com /bush+tucker.html (148 words)

	WorkingForChange-Bush unwilling to rein in the racists in his ranks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		No matter that Bush himself is an unlikely bigot — no matter that he has appointed Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice to the highest positions fl Americans have ever held in a presidential administration — the president has never been popular among fl people.
		Bush could have done more to overcome the GOP's 40-year history as the party of Barry Goldwater, who ran for president in 1964 on a states' rights platform that defended Southern segregation.
		Bush appeared at Bob Jones University, a South Carolina Bible college that, at the time, prohibited interracial dating among its students.
	www.workingforchange.com /article.cfm?itemid=19938 (872 words)

	Bushfood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bush bread was made by women using many types of seeds, nuts and corms to process a flour or dough to make bread.
		Aboriginal traditional native food use was severely impacted by the immigration of non-indigenous people, via displacement from traditional lands, destruction of native habitat, and the introduction of non-native foods.
		But it was probably Major Les Hiddins who popularised the idea of bush tucker.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bush_tucker (1034 words)

	The Bush - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The bush is a term used for rural, undeveloped land or country areas in many places, such as Australia, New Zealand, Sub-Saharan Africa, Canada, and Alaska.
		Areas with this type of land cover are found predominantly in the South Island, especially in the West Coast region stretching from Fiordland to Nelson, with the east coast having been deforested except for parts of Kaikoura and the Catlins.
		Another related term used in Australia is "Sydney or the Bush", which equates with such terms as "Hollywood or bust" to mean staking total success or failure on one high-risk event.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Bush (577 words)

	Bush tucker and medicine
		Bush tucker is the name we give to the bush foods people are able to collect.
		Much of the bush medicine knowledge may be lost where the traditional lifestyle is disturbed by white settlement.
		Western medicine is starting to show some interest in bush medicine and various plants have been tested for their medicinal value.
	members.ozemail.com.au /~mmichie/engag_tucker.htm (966 words)

	Untied: Wal-Mart: Good or bad for America? - Tucker - MSNBC.com
		President Bush simply made a mistake by mentioning this ultra top-secret project too early." According to Dr. Allan Furtive, identified as the director of operations at the Los Alamos New Weapons Lab, "'Nucular' is an acronym for Nuclear Uranium-Cobalt Union, Large Explosive Response.
		Bush's conduct is an insult to the intelligence of the American people and our brave soldiers putting their lives on the line in Iraq.
		Tucker should also keep in mind the population ratio between Canada and the U.S. Canada's total population is 30 million versus a U.S. total population of 295 million.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/8063563 (9973 words)

	Bush Tucker Page for Hoslink and Australian Pathlink - Native Food Preparation
		Bush tucker = "slang term for native australian foodstuffs obtainable by foraging in the Australian Bush"
		Hiddins, the "Bush Tucker Man", is a bush survival expert for the Australian..
		Bush Tucker is important in contemporary Australia for a variety of reasons.
	www.hoslink.com /bushtucker.htm (832 words)

	SGAP(Qld) - Bush Tucker - Lady Apple
		The flesh has a sharp pleasant tang and is greatly revered by all bush travellers who know it.
		Apart from eating huge numbers of fruit, Aborigines are known to use the fruit for colds and chest congestion and squeeze the juice and pulp into their ears to relieve earache.
		The late Robert Tucker showed me two plants growing at Anderson Park (one of Townsville's Botanic Gardens), which he told me was a natural hybrid between Syzygium suborbiculare and the White Apple (Syzygium forte ssp.
	www.sgapqld.org.au /bushtucker5.html (495 words)

	Bush Tucker
		Samphire: The young green stems form a low ground cover salt bush that is found all over Australia on coastal and inland salt flats.
		Bunya Nuts: Large starchy textured nuts with a tough woody casing from the cone of the huge Bunya pine tree that is native to New South Wales and Queensland.
		Bush Tomatoes: Also called "Desert Raisins", this small pungent berry is collected by Aborigines in the central desert regions from a shrub related to the tomato family.
	www.theepicentre.com /Australia/aufood2.html (943 words)

	Australia Aborigines and Bush Tucker Food
		Native plants and animals the Aborigines ate became known as bush tucker (or bushfoods—bush is the term Australians use for natural territory or wilderness, and tucker is another name for food).
		Bush tucker varies depending on the region, climate, and season.
		Probably the most widely recognized bush tucker recipe is damper, a simple type of bread made of water and flour.
	www.foodbycountry.com /Algeria-to-France/Australia-Aborigines-and-Bush-Tucker.html (2171 words)

	George W. Bush
		In the weeks before the execution, Bush says, Bianca Jagger and a number of other protesters came to Austin to demand clemency for Tucker.
		Bush whips around and stares at me. 'No, I didn't meet with any of them,' he snaps, as though I've just asked the dumbest, most offensive question ever posed.
		During her interview with King, however, Tucker did imply that Bush was succumbing to election-year pressure from pro-death penalty voters.
	www.dangerouscitizen.com /Photo+Gallery/568.aspx (315 words)

	IN-DIDG-INUS-DOOS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is important to select good wood for this cooking fire; many Australian native bushes have slightly irritant properties and some ashes are never used by Aborigines for cooking.
		Bush tucker is the name derived for this food.
		The particular bush tucker eaten varied according to what was available in the different areas, and was also reliant on the seasons.
	groups.msn.com /INDIDGINUSDOOS/indigenouscookingmetods.msnw (835 words)

	Media Releases: Prize winning bush tucker garden
		Cumberland ranger, Steve Gould, said the bush tucker garden aims to educate the community about the abundance of bush foods available from forests and the uses of Australian native plants.
		The Bush Tucker Trek is just one forest activity run as part of Cumberland State Forest’s Activity Program for October to December 2000.
		The next Bush Tucker Trek is on Sunday 19 November and is suitable for all ages.
	www.forest.nsw.gov.au /currentaffairs/releases/191000.asp (233 words)

	The Tucker In Australia's Bush - CBS News
		Known to almost all Australians as "the Bush Tucker Man," Les Hiddens has made his home there and spent a lifetime exploring the northern Australian wilderness as perhaps the ultimate survivor.
		Bush is what Aussies call the wilderness and tucker is slang term for food, so bush tucker is anything you can find to eat out there.
		Today, the "Bush Tucker Man" is a celebrity, because of his show, maps and books.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2001/01/31/survivor/main268543.shtml (729 words)

	Lonely Planet \| Going Bush (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Bush tucker varies according to particular regions and seasons.
		Wamulu (bush tomatoes), minyarra (wild onions), honey, wild grain and seeds from the Woolly Butt eucalyptus tree were also collected.
		Bush medicines are mostly used as inhalants, antiseptics and liniments.
	www.lonelyplanet.com /goingbush/outback_tucker.cfm (645 words)

	Utiralya and Kalkula
		The Bush Banana is a vine that grows to the top of other shrubs and trees, where it forms a mass of vegetation and flowers.
		It is easy to see why this fruit was valued as bush tucker.
		The flowers of Bush Banana are also tasty when raw, and the shoots, seeds and leaves can all be eaten.
	members.tripod.com /bush-tucker/html/utiralya.html (209 words)

	Bush Team Still in Deep Denial
		In a speech last week to the annual convention of the American Legion, President Bush declared that if the U.S. withdraws from Iraq, "we will face the terrorists in the streets of our own cities.
		Bush's favorite fallacy - linking the so-called war on terror with the invasion of Iraq.
		Bush says we can't withdraw because the sacrifices of the men and women in uniform who have died there - more than 2,600 so far - would be in vain.
	www.commondreams.org /views06/0904-20.htm (886 words)

	Aboriginal Bush Food and Medicine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Here are some of the plants we use for bush tucker and for bush medicine.
		To use it as a bush medicine you cook it, smash it up and put it on your hair.
		This bush medicine is called lemongrass by white fellas.
	www.roebourne.wa.edu.au /culture/bush.htm (245 words)

	Bush Tucker - Mallee Native Plants
		Not only is it useful and decorative in the garden, it is one of the bush tucker plants used by the local […]
		The yummiest of the Australian native foods is the Quandong, or Wild Peach, fruit of Santalum acuminatum.
		Tetragonia teragonioides (Warigal Greens or New Zealand Spinach), is another bush tucker plant which is popular in restaurants which serve bush tucker foods.
	www.malleenativeplants.com.au /category/bush-tucker (550 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		My good friend Lester ('Tracker') Miles and I do our Blackfella/Whitefella bush tucker walks, talks and tours in natural areas in and around Brisbane and Pine Rivers regions, for example at Tinchi Tamba Wetlands, Boondall Wetlands and at Osprey House on the North Pine River.
		We can tell you about a range of foods to sample straight from the bush, but be warned, unless we actually hand you a sample to try, do not taste anything that you may find for yourself.
		Living in the bush, and sometimes during hard times, even today, people still eat animal bush tucker; and often because it is enjoyed rather than because it is a matter of survival.
	didgeridoo-australia.com /bushtucker.htm (684 words)

	Torres News - A bush tucker experience
		Northern Peninsula College Multi-strand Science class has studied a bush tucker unit, with a major component of the term working on the Alau Bush Walkabout.
		As a class project students labelled 20 of the 38 bush tucker and bush medicine plants named in the Alau Bush Walkabout Booklet produced by Alan Bragg.
		It was a really good experience for students as they were able to learn about bush tucker plants in the local area and they were able to assist with the preservation of a project initiated by the Umagico Aboriginal Council.
	www.torresnews.com.au /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=140 (196 words)

	Aboriginal Trail Home Page
		By controlled burning, they kept the bush open and allowed the growth of new seedlings in the ash-bed.
		There were also fruits of the various 'bush tomatoes' (Solanum spp.), Quandong or Native Peach (Santalum acuminatum), Native Plum (Santalum lanceolatum) and Desert Fig (Ficus platypoda).
		The tiny red flattened fruits were shaken off the bush and eaten.
	www.anbg.gov.au /anbg/aboriginal-trail.html (2885 words)

	[Animal Tracks Kakadu Tours Aboriginal Culture Wildlife Safaris Kakadu National Park Northern Territory tours Australia] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Traditional bush foods are very important to the bush aboriginal people.
		Bush food collection is a major part of this tour and guests are encouraged to participate.
		Our guide is a traditional bush aboriginal and a bush tucker expert.
	www.animaltracks.com.au /bushtucker.htm (169 words)

	Bush tucker put in woman's hands - World - smh.com.au
		Washington: After the first lady, Laura Bush, fired the White House executive chef in February, a group of female chefs and restaurateurs sent her a letter urging her to do what no other first lady has done - name a woman to the position.
		Her predecessor, Walter Scheib, said Ms Comerford was known for her unflappable, even-tempered demeanour, as well as an extraordinary ability to adapt to any demand, from a late-night peanut butter and jelly sandwich to a state dinner for 900.
		In a statement, Mrs Bush said: "I am delighted that Cris Comerford has accepted the position of White House executive chef.
	www.smh.com.au /news/world/bush-tucker-put-in-womans-hands/2005/08/15/1123958005566.html (467 words)

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