<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>File</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>- Cows eating and walking about.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>YOU'VE HEARD OF SUPERMAN AND SUPERWOMAN...</p>\n<p>BUT HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF A "SUPER COW"?</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VO SCRIPT</b>--</p>\n<p>CHINESE SCIENTISTS HAVE SUCCESSFULLY CLONED THREE “SUPER COWS” THAT CAN PRODUCE AN UNUSUALLY HIGH AMOUNT OF MILK -- </p>\n<p>THAT'S ACCORDING TO STATE MEDIA.</p>\n<p>IT'S BEEN HAILED AS A BREAKTHROUGH FOR CHINA’S DAIRY INDUSTRY --</p>\n<p>HOPING TO REDUCE ITS DEPENDENCE ON IMPORTED BREEDS.</p>\n<p>THE THREE CALVES – BORN IN THE NINGXIA REGION OF CHINA IN THE WEEKS LEADING UP TO THE LUNAR NEW YEAR – WERE CLONED FROM HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE COWS ORIGINATING FROM THE NETHERLANDS. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--CNN EDITORIAL--</b></p>\n<p>https://edition.cnn.com/2023/02/01/business/china-super-cow-cloning-intl-hnk-scn/index.html </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>SUPER COWS ANIMALS CHINA KICKER</p>\n<p></p>

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about Mike Atwell, a nine-year-old from the Littles community. He is invited to lunch with the Kiwanis Club in Fort Worth and is given a two-week-old jersey calf.

Full title reads: "Cowes Week. Opening Day marred by accident". <br/> <br/>Cowes, Isle of Wight, Hampshire. <br/> <br/>Various shots of yachts, large and small, sailing of the coast at Cowes. Good shots of people looking on from the sea front. Good scenes of big yachts making tight turns. LS of damaged yacht - according to paperwork this is the Endeavour. More yachting scenes follow. <br/> <br/>N.B. Item found in Unidentified Gazettes reel. Matches missing item from 36/63.

King George V attends annual Cowes Week

The Challenge Cup at Cowes Week in Cowes, England. Yachts at dock. King of the United Kingdom George V at controls of HMY Britannia. Yachts during the Challenge cup sailing boat race. Location: Cowes England. Date: August 11, 1932.

JELLO DESSERT ANIMATED COW EATING FLOWERS JUMPS UP. RUNS INTO BARN DURING NATIONAL JELLO WEEK. LICKS, KISSES FARMER WHO THEN MILKS COW. SERVE JELLO WITH CREAM WEEK. FARMER WALKS INTO HOUSE WITH BUCKET. JELLO DESSERTS WITH CREAM INCLUDING TOPPING DESSERT WITH WHIPPED CREAM. POURING CREAM ONTO JELLO DESSERTS.

b&w mos newsreel - Desert Circus Week - Palm Springs - Walter O'Malley - Sportsman of the Year O'Malley rides by in Thunderbird car into stadium parking lot - moving pov straight back in parking lot away from stadium moving pov straight back to O'Malley's car driving on street to camera w/ police escort - motorcycle policeman by O'Malley & deputy sheriff Larry Finley walk into stadium - shot of cows in pen back view of high bleacher stands - stadium vendors sell cotton candy to young boy - shot of boy eating cotton candy w/s of vendors & crowds at fair or circus O'Malley & Johnny Grant walk together then pose with musician who plays bass fiddle c/u donkey with ears down - then ears perk up - men climb up stairs to official box in stadium h/a down to cows or cattle in pen - c/u man looks down from official box c/u Finley & O'Malley who holds cigar in holder - Grant on horseback - c/u O'Malley & Finley - Grant tips hat to crowd

El Nino storms are being blamed for killing thousands of cattle, and dairy owners say they need federal help.

THE NEWBORN CALF

08/05/64 A0007157 COWES, GREAT BRITAIN -- YACHTSMEN FROM ALL OVER ENGLAND HAVE CONVERGED ON COMES THIS WEEK FOR THE ANNUAL RACES THERE. LN 14611 "COWES" SHOWS: HARBOUR, CRAFT, PAN TO PROMENADE CROWDS, YACHTS COMING INTO HARBOUR, ROYAL YACHT, BLOODHOUND, SAME, PHILIP AND FOX, PAN YACHTS. (SHOT 8/5/64 - 34FT) CUTS BOAT RACING - GREAT BRITAIN - COWES PHILIP, PRINCE FOX, UFFA LN / XX / 16 / NEG

SPAIN Reel 1 of 2 07:00:14 MS Map of Spain, Portugal, Morocco and France MADRID 07:00:36 City streets, traffic, ornate, imperial Spanish architecture/buildings. Fountain, statue of 2 knights in armor on horses. Trees, government bldgs, domed roof. Courtyard, ornate gate, people feed pigeons. Street artist, paintings on sidewalk, sketches, caricatures, outdoor market. Traditional apartments/houses, balcony, colorful mural, religious imagery - angels, women w/veils. Outdoor cafes, tables w/umbrellas. Busy street scene, McDonalds. Int. restaurant, group of people hanging out at table, woman fans herself w/hand-held fan. Young boy feeds pigeons. Women in traditional colorful dresses/costumes. Strange characters/street personalities. Newspaper stand. Fancy hotel. Government buildings. Monumental archway. Red tile roofs. Spanish flag flapping in wind. Park, men play cards at outdoor card table, CU hands w/strange cards w/ vegetables on them, shady trees. Couple in row boat on lake, glamorous, romantic. Woman feeds squirrel in park. Public garden, colorful flowers. Street musician/guitarist. Neon, painted signs, red light district, restaurants, Chinese restaurant. Crowded narrow streets, promenade, evening. Courtyard, outdoor cafi, tables, umbrellas, lively atmosphere, evening crowd, people enjoy meals. Dancers perform stage show for off screen audience, traditional costumes, OTS audience to stage. Men on horses, 19th c. military costume, parade, crowds, pageantry, CU young soldier, helmet w/red feather. TOLEDO 07:10:10 High angle Est. city, reddish brick, old Spanish architectural style, arid landscape. Church/cathedral, bell tower. Small town street, old bldgs, store fronts. Ornate cathedral spire, bell tower. Int. cathedral, vaulted ceiling, nuns, mural/painting, natural lighting. Sidewalk, store front, sale items displayed, Int. shop, medieval & modern swords & knives displayed on wall. Car POV, highway, fields, rolling hills. GRANADA, ANDALUCIA 07:13:18 Narrow streets, neighborhoods, highway, barren landscape, 07:14:21 the ALHAMBRA, built by the Moors, Moorish architecture, castle, pine trees, courtyard, fountain, columns, Generalife garden. ALPUJARRAS 07:17:13 Car POV, narrow country road, shady trees, distant village, Est. town, white bldgs, town built into side of hill, scattered trees, shrubs; narrow alley, stucco bldgs, store fronts, rugs for sale, "Supermercado" (supermarket, grocery store), "Pepe Alegrias" restaurant, bar. Quaint open air courtyard, restaurant, hanging garden, lush setting; wool rugs, stucco store front; hotel. MALAGA 07:18:46 Ocean, shoreline, modern, high-rise resort hotels, mountains, beach, people in distance, soft waves, beach houses, palm tree; upscale neighborhood, hills, swimming pool; people at outdoor tables, grass umbrellas, beach scene, families play in water, beach umbrellas, barren, desert-like mountains in bg; sailboats, motorboats, marina, yacht club; bridge, rock canyon, dry river bed, aqueduct; boardwalk, lighthouse, breakwall, oil tankers, cruise ships; military battleship, cargo ship at dock, palm trees. Traffic circle, fountain, trees. Families in park, jungle gym, palm trees, merry-go-round, mini-amusement, children. High angle stadium/arena, bullfighters, bleachers. City skyline. Gibrafaro Fort, castle ruins, village, stucco houses, red tile roofs, arid landscape. Car POV, city street. COSTA DEL SOL 07:23:11 Balcony, potted flowers, houses, blue sky. White stucco houses/condos on hill, "for sale" sign posted, English & Spanish. Palm tree. Golf course, ocean bg. ALGECIRAS 07:24:29 Ship POV of ferry boat, cargo ship, boat railing, life preserver, hazy mountains, cruise ship, moody storm clouds. CEUTA, AFRICA 07:25:00 Boat POV of Rock of Gibraltar in distance behind misty ocean haze. Cruise ship/ocean liner, passes harbor, palm trees. Shoreline, soft waves, road, Spanish-style stucco condos, hotels NICE. Small, wooden fishing boats, one towed by other. Stucco archway, narrow alley, white stucco houses, local people, children playing in street, kick ball. Crowded narrow alley, people dressed in traditional Muslim robes, outdoor market, some in modern dress. Man on hands and knees pounding wooly sheep skin w/stone. Handmade carpet/rug shop, various patterns/designs. CU plate of couscous on small table. Couple sits at small table in restaurant. ROCK OF GIBRALTER 07:29:23 Distant, hazy Rock of Gibraltar; approaching cruise ship. Military jet, pale blue sky, shot from below, flies toward cam, lands on runway revealed w/pan to be on Rock of Gibraltar. Military airbase, aircraft hangars, barracks, warehouses, barren mountains in bg. Fishermen in small wooden fishing boats in harbor prepare fishing nets. Pull catch from nets, empty them into buckets. MCU fish in wooden bucket covered with salt. Windmills on barren hillside spinning in soft wind (power, energy, electricity). Beach, surfers, soft waves, wind surfers, arid landscape. SEVILLE (SEVILLA) 07:32:10 Car POV of street traffic. Ornate cathedral/church. Boat in canal, bell tower, palm trees, mansion. Horse-drawn carriages. Garden, pond, fountain, wealthy homes. White pigeons (doves?) in Marta Luisa Park, little children feed pigeons. Drawbridge, industrial neighborhood, steel tower, dock, crane for loading ships, Calesas. Quadalquiver river, harbor, cruise ship, sculling boats, steel bridge, cargo ship. "Seabourn Spirit" cruise ship. (What about gypsies dancing flamenco and playing the castanets, and people hanging out in small smoky bars sipping sherry, ala "Carmen"? What about Semana Santa, the holy week before Easter? Oh well.) JEREZ 07:35:09 Domecq Winery/Vineyard, producers of sherry wine for which area is famous, farmhouse, fields, grapes. Stucco house, sign reads "Bodega Guadalupe, Domecq", villa. House, green shrubs frame entrance, fountain, bust of man's head, balcony. CU wine bottle label. MCU 3 wine bottles on wooden table w/3 wine glasses half-filled. CORTIJO LA CALERA RANCH 07:36:03 Cows in field, blue sky. Nice houses, flowers, shrubs, blue sky, palm trees, arched entrance, gate. Horses, dry grass field. White horse, saddled, tied to stucco bldg. Black bulls, cow, high desert landscape. 2 men on horses pose by flowering plant in front of house, wear bolero hats, each holds a garrocha (staff). Guy on horseback corrals cattle, dry hilly area. Bullfighter practices in ring w/black bull. MS red cape & sword. 2 women stand in shady spot of open air patio, dry barren rolling hills BG, colorful full length dress. MERIDA 07:39:50 Brick bridge, 20 feet high (aqueduct?), Roman ruins. Steel suspension bridge in barren desert setting, shallow river below. Ruins of old bridge, castle ruins, arched doorways, columns, statues, stone bleachers, stadium arena, amphitheater ruins, tourists mill about. Birds in large nests atop ruins, large white birds, black storks. Red tile roofs of village homes, dry shrubs. Narrow alley, 3 story stucco houses w/balconies, hanging plants. Tavern, church, bell tower, bird's nest. Low angle from dry river bed to old foot bridge heading toward distant castle on hilltop, dry desert shrubs, blue sky. Valley, rolling hills, vineyards. Over tree tops to distant village, hillside, greenery, red tile roofs, white stucco, countryside. Tourists, woman sells elaborately designed hats on street corner store front, woman wears flamboyant hat. Outdoor market, pottery. Bird-shaped pot, colorful water basin, detail of painted flowers, iron bull sculpture, dolls in costume, painted dishes, crucifix hangs on wall by statue of the Virgin. Old man picks cherries from tree, cherries on branch, being stacked in crates in orchard, CU woman's outstretched hand w/ripe cherries. Small houses built into side of barren hillside. Trucks stop on highway to let herd of sheep cross, classic Old World meets Modern Times shot, ala "To Catch a Thief". Old couple walk 3 cows along side of road. SALAMANCA 07:48:42 Small hotel, sign reads "Parador Salamanca" - adobe house, shrubs & trees; large modern bldg w/garden. People on footbridge in distance over shallow river, tall ornate bldgs in distant bg., blue sky. Plaza, ornate cathedral, crowds, cafes, 2 young women sit at table & talk, old men stand & argue, students, University of Salamanca (old European university). Guys on bicycles in cycling uniforms ride along country highway toward cam., large group cyclists round corner, following police motorcycles in bike race, ride toward & past cam. Hotel Leon, fancy hotel, guard by entrance, high society woman exits. Hotel De San Marcos, luxury hotel, tinted glass doors, interior hotel, hotel lobby, old world style. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA 07:54:44 Old man w/walking stick to cam, country road; old men on street. Country road: Man rides tractor w/hay; man leads cow pulling cart. Bird house w/crosses. Sunflower field. Dry, brown fields, farmhouses. Rows of olive trees, olive orchard, dry grass, olives on branch. Water flows through aqueduct. Men in field load bundles of hay onto flatbed tractor trailer. Brown bull grazing on dry grass; field of grazing cows by ocean. Est. city, high angle GOOD. Ornate church spires, red-tiled roofs, Cathedral of St. John (San Juan), bell tower, statues. BURELA 07:58:57 Colorful toy boat-like boats in harbor. Women create huge flower arrangement on ground, reminiscent of parade float. END TAPE

Cowes Week: Prince Philip sails yacht "Bloodhound"; ***ALSO AVAILABLE AS FS030865008*** ENGLAND: Isle of Wight: Cowes: EXT GVs sail boats MS Princess Anne on deck: pan right to Duke: TS Crew and royals and deck: MS Anne: pan left to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh: GVs yachts including sloop "China Clipper" Neg 16mm ITN (Faulds) / TRS (Read)

&lt;p>&lt;b>**EDITORIAL AND PKG SCRIPT PROVIDED BY WILX ON 5/25/23**&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Thursday&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Hillsdale, MI&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:01-:07&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Ricky Littlejohn&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Cowboy&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:16-:22&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Trinidad Resendez&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Fiance&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:51-:56&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Amaya Kuznicki&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Reporting&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--LEAD IN&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>A MAN WHO LASSOED A COW ON A HIGHWAY IN METRO DETROIT IS APPARENTLY MAKING A NAME FOR HIMSELF.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>SINCE VIDEO OF THE RESCUE SPREAD, HE SAYS HE'S RECEIVED CALLS REQUESTING HIS WRANGLING SKILLS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>AMAYA KUZNICKI REPORTS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Nats&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Littlejohn: "It's just been everywhere. Everybody's like, you're the new I-75 cowboy. You're the new Yellowstone of Michigan"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>RICKY LITTLEJOHN AND HIS FIANCE, TRINIDAD, RESCUED A RUNAWAY COW NAMED LESTER IN THE MIDDLE OF A BUSY INTERSTATE NEAR DETROIT.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Resendez: "I've never ran full speed on a horse at the side of a very busy highway so it was actually terrifying"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THIS IS NOT LITTLEJOHN'S FIRST RODEO WITH LESTER.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>HE ALSO CAUGHT HIM AROUND SEVEN WEEKS AGO AFTER HE ESCAPED FOR THE FIRST TIME.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Littlejohn: "The last thing you want to do is anybody to hit the thing or, you know, get hurt."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>A WEEK LATER LESTER THE COW ESCAPED AGAIN AND WAS 13 MILES AWAY FROM HOME.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE OWNERS KNEW THEY COULD TRUST LITTLEJOHN AND HIS BUSINESS RJL HORSE CATCHING TO WRANGLE LESTER ONCE AGAIN.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Resendez: "You know, catching a cow in an arena is way different than catching a cow on the highway."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Kuznicki: "RJL has been around for eight years and one thing they didn't expect was to become a viral sensation"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Littlejohn: "We help catch cows all the time and, you know, you might get a few Facebook likes or comments or stuff and it's turned into thousands and thousands. We're just humble country people you know"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>TO LITTLEJOHN, HIS HORSES ARE FAMILY.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Nats&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Littlejohn: "Because we can't do our jobs without them. You just can't."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>WITHOUT THE HELP OF HIS HORSES AND DOGS, LESTER THE COW WOULDN'T BE BACK AT HOME WHERE HE BELONGS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END--------&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>MICHIGAN COWBOY LASSO I-75 COW CHASE RESCUE&lt;/p>

INTERVIEW CONTINUES: David Susskind This is the food. This is the food of Hare Krishna. what is it? Rukmini Different things. This is different preparations that we prepared our temple offer to Krishna. This is called poppadoms. And these are simply wonderful is named by our spiritual master. He said he said you eat them and you will become wonderful. And this is a vegetable called Why don't you try some very delicious David Susskind okay that's lovely. Yeah. Rukmini Take something else. David Susskind I don't want to overdo it as this. You eat this stuff all the time? Rukmini On Sunday we have a special feast at our center in every city all over the world. There's a beautiful love feast. It's called and we distribute this for shah David Susskind This is what you'd have on a wedding feast or something Rukmini Yeah, Sunday we're having a beautiful wedding and David Susskind I'd love to but I have a previous booking. Tell me how do you live? What's your day? Like? When do you get up in the morning Rukmini very early? Because we get up I get up at three in the morning. David Susskind Why Rukmini different people different times. But that's our spiritual masters instructed us Prabhupada that that's the best time for self realization. David Susskind Three o'clock in the morning? Bhadra Raj Das Actually happiness to be awake. If you if you said so many things. David Susskind How do you get up at three? Is your body's wake up? Jia Adoyta Das The body can be adjusted. It's practice David Susskind This is simply wonderful as you get up at three o'clock in the morning, right? And the whole city's dark. what do you do Kalindi We chant Hare Krishna David Susskind at three o'clock in the morning you chant? Kalindi Well, first we bathe and then we chat. We go to the temple immediately. David Susskind You bathe first, Kalindi we bathe first. David Susskind How many times a day do you bathe Kalindi twice a day. David Susskind Sort of a cleaning finish. Kalindi The cleanliness is next to godliness. David Susskind leave yourself open for those and then you you get up and you take a bath and then you eat some of this do you Rukmini well after a while but we have a very beautiful program at each of our temples. David Susskind You go to the temple right away. Rukmini Yeah, we have a ceremony called Arati which is worshiping the Lord. Aratic means to receive the Lord. So we all chant this Arati ceremony and play nice instruments like this harmonium Matranga the drums you saw in nice cartels very beautiful. Very early in the morning Rupa Anuga And we study. We are very nice books literature's the Krishna book, the Srimad Bhagavatam. We study the past times of God. This is a specific contribution of our movement that we are explaining to the world. What God looks like, what he was doing, was associate saw, what does he look like? David Susskind what does he look like? What does God look like? He's light and ducks. Yoga Maya Dasi That's the spiritual world. We have descriptions in our literature of the spiritual world. David Susskind And who are his associates, animals and flowers Rupa Anuga all the spirit devotees. Mostly he has a family. You see, everything of this material world is a reflection of the spiritual world. The Supreme Personality of Godhead has a mother or father. He has a brother. He has friends servants. Everything that we see here is simply a reflection of that. It's temporary. That's why the love of this material world temporary. Actual love means what I am. Continuous David Susskind Why? Why do you have to get up at three in the morning? Mongo Maya Das Well those hours are called the most auspicious hours of the day. You know the best hours are the most conducive for a spiritual realization David Susskind what time you go to sleep Mongo Maya Das 9:30 David Susskind 9:30 at night, Rupa Anuga we don't even like to go to sleep. They're the greatest remasters in our line used to forget to go to sleep. There was so much love of Krishna. They forget to eat sometimes. We're so busy in the material world trying to sleep we think sleep as recreation but we think sleeping is death want to be awake, wide awake and conscious of Krishna all the time Yoga Suara Das Therefore this chatting in the street people are asleep. We're trying to wake them up David Susskind when you you don't eat. Rukmini Take some more. David Susskind No, no. I mean, it's delicious. But I'm full I think that throw me from it. Oh, what do you you don't eat meat? No, you're vegetarians, Mongo Maya Das only vegetable foodstuffs. Krishna says the Bhagavad Gita offer me a leaf, some fruit, some water. David Susskind But you also don't have fish Mongo Maya Das no fish either. Krishna says If you offer these foodstuffs to me with love, he says I will accept it. And so that's why this food stuff is call prasada. Prasada means mercy of the Lord. Because Krishna says anyone who, who eats something without offering it to me, first person is a thief. So we offer the food to Krishna first, and then he takes not that he needs it. But we offer to him with the love. And then we take the ruminants. David Susskind You also have no stimulants or intoxicants. Mongo Maya Das No if you're chanting Hare Krishna, that's the highest. It's the highest. Love of God David Susskind You will forget whiskey and all that. But what about tea and coffee? Mongo Maya Das That's also intoxicant. You know, pick me up. Jia Adoyta Das What's the value? David Susskind Would you have a Coca Cola? Jia Adoyta Das What's the How does it add to our God consciousness? That's our criteria for doing anything. Chanting Hare Krishna adds to our consciousness. Rukmini simply wonderful. Don't even desire it. That's, that's the philosophy that by experiencing a higher taste, you forget about the lower taste. So we've all given up smoking cigarettes, so many things, because we're tasting something sweeter. Rupa Anuga We're not We're not giving up the world. We're not ascetics. We simply are developing higher taste. So we can give up these things. You see if I said you stop smoking, David, now you stop. Alright, you say, all right. No, I'll stop smoking today. And never again. But what's going to happen within a week or two, that just maybe change a brand, which will be smoking. But if you develop a higher taste, you have no desire to smoke. So we have no desire to eat meat. We have no desire to smoke cigarettes, we have the desire for these things because David Susskind Do you have any desire. Rupa Anuga Yes, desires are always fulfilled. Because our desires are fulfilled by Krishna directly, not indirectly. We don't want to have indirect relationship with God. We want to be fully conscious of God. And say David Susskind Did God in any way say don't eat the fish or don't eat meat. Kalindi Jesus Christ said Thou shalt not kill the commandment. But we have said we we've said we shouldn't kill people. But why should we kill animals? Bhagavad Das How can you have a nice plate like this and a cow here? What would you do? Would you kill the cow? David Susskind I go right to the cow. For the milk Rupa Anuga We don't have to kill the cow to take the milk. Why Cause the animal pain? Why do you have to chop a tree down to get the apple? No, you can take the fruit the gods providing is providing this light even. It's providing everything we were taking David Susskind that's Con Edison Rupa Anuga It's coming from the sun, the sun's coming from Krishna. It's all coming from Krishna. Everything is emanating from Krishna. So all we're doing one little trick we've learned to be happy that we accept joyfully we accept because it's Krishna's mercy. But we give back. Because it's his Yoga Suara Das That's a very interesting example that you just gave when you say that this light is coming from Con Edison. That's the point of this movement to change the vision which people have from one of material consciousness or conscious of simply what their senses are dictating to them to one which is tempered by knowledge coming down through the line of teachers of spiritual masters Rupa Anuga Now, as we say, we know what the Sun is made of. Right, David, right here on this earth planet. There's all the ingredients for the sun, right? So why don't we make one little tiny one just to float over the New York area and light up the night? Because we don't really want David Susskind Back to the dish with stuff with Kalindi Because you are what you eat. David Susskind You are what you eat. I've read that Kalindi So this is spiritual food stuff. So simply by taking spiritual food stuff. David Susskind Would that be a typical dinner on Sunday? Kalindi Because during the week we eat very simply David Susskind that's a feast. Rupa Anuga Yes, isn't it? Rukmini Take some vegetables David Susskind Oh, no. We'll be back. We'll be back in a minute.

Item title reads - Climax of Brilliant Season. Cowes Week, with King racing his yacht "Britannia" a great success despite mixed weather. Isle-of-Wight. <br/> <br/>L/S of a yacht (Britannia ?) on the sea. M/S as it sails past. M/S of King George V on deck with his party, two ladies climb onto another boat followed by the King. M/S as the sails are taken down. Various shots of yachts sailing past a big liner. Various shots of the yachts sailing about. M/S of one filmed through a lifebelt, shot goes a bit off centre.

King George V arrives for start of Cowes Week Regatta

Some cases of anthrax infecting cattle reported in northeast North Dakota in the last few days.

ANIMALS GROWING UP

ISSUE_NO = 1209A NO_OF_ITEMS = 6 ITEM_NO = 4 DESCRIPTION : For thousands of Britons, sailing is the greatest of all sports, and one most distinguished competitor, the Duke of Edinburgh, had entered the Dragon "Bluebottle" and "Coweslip" in the Flying Fifteen Class. CARD_FILE = 57607 CARD_TITLE : COWES WEEK OPENS SHOT_LIST : Cut story - KS. GV Cowes. CU starting gun firing. Various shots of small yachts in race, weather windy. Small yachts turning some getting into slight difficulties. Shots of the "Bluebottle" & Coweslip" on water. KEYWORDS : Great Britain; Royalty; Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh (Lt Philip Mountbatten); Sport; Yachting; Ships and Boats; Isle of Wight MATERIAL : TWTD Tape 72 FEET_SHOT = 1001 DATE_SUBD = 08/07/1952

Featuring journalist Bob Considine, "The New Story of Milk" tells the story of "modern" milk production. The film focuses on the “latest techniques” in use on the dairy farm, at the milk processing plant, and in the distribution network. A successful public service film, it was screened at the Brussels World’s Fair in 1958. <p><p>The film begins with pastoral images of a farm in the era before mechanization, with a cow milked by hand at 2:30, strained, and then cooled. Life on the farm is also shown. At 4:27, the milk is transported to town to be sold. At 5:30, Considine describes the history of the dairy cow and traces the evolution of the use of cows in agriculture.<p><p>At 7:50, a modern dairy farm is seen with a modern McCormick harvester, and a meticulously clean milking facility at 9:50. Cows are milked by machine as seen at 11:30. Equipment is sterilized and the milk and the entire supply chain is inspected at 13:57. At 14:00, tests are made from the tank trunk to the plant laboratory. <p><p>Milk is pasteurized at 14:59, and homogenization is performed at 15:20, and the milk held in tanks. <p><p>Considine describes the modern method of packing milk, the disposable milk carton at 18:30. The reasons it is better than glass or other forms of storage is discussed. Milk is packaged at 20:00.<p><p>At 21:30, people consume milk including from vending machines and outdoor vending facilities (21:49). A milkman and milk delivery truck made by Divco are seen at 22:00 and 23:00. <p><p> Robert Bernard Considine, known as Bob Considine (November 4, 1906 – September 25, 1975), was an American journalist, author, and commentator. He is best known as the co-author of Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo and The Babe Ruth Story.<p><p>Milk is a valuable nutritious food that has a short shelf-life and requires careful handling. Milk is highly perishable because it is an excellent medium for the growth of microorganisms – particularly bacterial pathogens – that can cause spoilage and diseases in consumers. Milk processing allows the preservation of milk for days, weeks or months and helps to reduce food-borne illness.<p><p>The usable life of milk can be extended for several days through techniques such as cooling (which is the factor most likely to influence the quality of raw milk) or fermentation. Pasteurization is a heat treatment process that extends the usable life of milk and reduces the numbers of possible pathogenic microorganisms to levels at which they do not represent a significant health hazard. Milk can be processed further to convert it into high-value, concentrated and easily transportable dairy products with long shelf-lives, such as butter, cheese and ghee.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

COWES, ENGLAND - 1929: Black and White Archive Home Movie footage of a variety of sailing ships at the Cowes Regatta circa 1929 in Cowes, England. (Footage by The Wright Archive/Popperfoto via Getty Images)

Made in 1941, FLATBOATMEN OF THE FRONTIER is an exceptional Encylopedia Brittanica film that shows how flatboats were built and used, and presents a phase of pioneer agricultural economy in the early nineteenth century. Portrays Ohio Valley farmers as they fell trees, prepare the lumber, and build a flatboat to carry their produce down the river to market.<p><p>A flatboat is a rectangular flat-bottomed boat with square ends used to transport freight and passengers on inland waterways. The flatboat could be any size, but essentially it is large, sturdy tub with a hull that displaces water and so floats in the water. This differentiates the flatboat from the raft, which floats on the water.<p><p>A flatboat is almost always a one-way vessel, and is usually dismantled for lumber when it reaches its downstream destination.<p><p>The flatboat trade first began in 1781, with Pennsylvania farmer Jacob Yoder building the first flatboat at Old Redstone Fort on the Mononganhela River. Yoder shipped flour down the Mississippi River to the port of New Orleans. Other flatboats would follow this model, using the current of the river to propel them to New Orleans where their final product could be shipped overseas. Through the antebellum period, flatboats were one of the most important modes of shipping in the United States.<p><p>The flatboat trade before the War of 1812 was less organized and less professional than during later times. Flatboats were generally built and piloted by the farmers whose crops they carried. They were limited to 20 feet (or approximately 6 meters) in width in order to successfully navigate the river but could range from 20 to 100 feet (or approximately 6 to 30 meters) in length. Flatboats could be built by unskilled farmers with limited tools and training making them an ideal mode of transport for isolated farmers living in the Old Northwest and the Upper South. Farmers could make the journey down the river after the harvest. The boats themselves were usually salvaged for lumber at New Orleans because they could not easily make the journey upriver. A boatman's return journey up the river was long and usually arduous. Passage on a (human-powered) keelboat was expensive and took weeks to make the journey up the Mississippi. Returning to northern reaches on foot required about three months.<p><p>A flatboat itself was a serious investment for a Midwestern farmer. One generally cost about $75 to construct in 1800 (which was equivalent to $1,045.74 in 2015), but could carry up to $3,000 worth of goods. These flatboats could typically be salvaged for around $16 in New Orleans, recouping some of the initial investment. Flatboats carried a variety of goods to New Orleans including agricultural products like corn, wheat, potatoes, flour, hay, tobacco, cotton, and whiskey. Livestock such as chickens, cows, and pigs also made their way down the Mississippi in flatboats. Indiana native May Espey Warren recalled seeing a flatboat loaded with thousands of chickens headed down the Mississippi as a young girl. Other raw materials from the Old Northwest, like lumber and iron were also sent down the Mississippi to be sold in New Orleans.<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com