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An Autobiographical Note as an Introduction to Hungarian and Romanian Images in American Culture

"Knowing" Romanians (or at least, Tran-syl-va-ni-ahahaha-ns)

As a child, when it came to Romanians, I knew of procedure of Dracula, or at least his pop-cultural/film (re-, and seemingly never ending)incarnation. After all, to the extent I knew where he was from it was some place called "Transylvania," which was either its own country--in which case it must have some pretty cool-looking postage stamps, spooky castles on forbidding mountain tops and the like--or a made-up place. I suppose this should not have been surprising for a kid, since, of the myriad Dracula films, there were ones such as "Billy the Kid vs. Dracula (1966)." (Where does that take place, Dodge City?)

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Dracula's birthday, as we all know, is 31 October, which just happens to coincide with Halloween, thereby causing some confusion. Anyway, so when I went trick-or-treating as Cornelius from the "Planet of the Apes"--it was the '70s okay, and I was a kid, how was I to know?...I no ifs ands or buts thought soylent green was people--in a costume that they probably use today to demonstrate the danger of fireworks--to say nothing of the mask, a cheap plastic mold with an elastic string that invariably broke, causing you to have to carry it with you and thereby destroying any capacity you might have had to surprise the people who came to their doors...unless of procedure they tried the "please, take just one" candy-in-the-bowl-out-front-with-the-lights-off-really-we're-not-home-socialism-in-action method--more often than not, I would run into countless Draculas. They had the cape, the fake fangs, and that cool fake blood...and maybe even some of those cool postage stamps. (Context is all at Halloween. My youngest brother went sometime in the late '80s as "Jason" from the "Halloween" nightmare series. A slight old lady opened up the door at one house and said "Ooooooh, look at the cute slight hockey player"! By the way, what happens when you go up to somebody's house in a costume, ring the doorbell, and say trick-or-treat, on a day other than Halloween? I figure one of two things can happen: 1) they call the cops, or 2) they seek to regift the still-remaining popcorn balls and circus peanuts left over from last Halloween.)

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If Dracula was only gift in man on Halloween, he could be found the rest of the year on television--especially, maybe ironically, for kids. There was Count von Count from Sesame Street. The count's theme song included a line, "When I'm alone. I count myself. One, one count! Ahahahaha [to thunder in the background]!" Interestingly, agreeing to the Internet's Wikipedia ("Count von Count") entry, there is some vampire folklore which suggests that vampires can become obsessed with counting things and that should you ever confront one, throwing sand or seeds may help to distract them (a helpful voyage tip...).

The Count von Count skit is emblematic of the confused mix of Romanian, Hungarian, and sometimes inexplicably inserted slavic elements that make up the Dracula composite. For example, as in the Seinfeld scene excerpted in the introduction (whose characters no ifs ands or buts speak a few words of Romanian in the scene!, but who are nevertheless named Katya (the gymnast) and Misha (the circus performing acrobat), names (diminutives) which are neither Hungarian, nor Romanian), the Count's bats for some unknown guess have slavic names--Grisha, Misha, Sasha, etc. The Count's characteristics are clearly inspired by Bela Lugosi's (indeed, a real Transylvanian (from Lugoj), of Hungarian origin) 1931 portrayal of Dracula (down to Count von Count's accent), and, it would appear, the Count's cameo girlfriend "Countess Dahling von Dahling" is inspired by the Hungarian actress, Zsa Zsa Gabor, who is preeminent for being famous, as is said, and for calling people "dahling" (convenient, she has said, because then you never have to remember anyone's name).

Finally, there was Count Chocula, a staple of Saturday morning television serials and the commercials in in the middle of which they were sandwiched (nothing in comparison to today, however, as commercial breaks took up much less time then). All I knew of him was that he presided over what looked like a really-tasty chocolate cereal that looked more like dessert than breakfast. That, of course, explains why our mother refused to buy it for us. Back in the in-retrospect-not-a-bad-time-to-be-a-kid, now much-maligned, hedonistic "have a nice day smiley-face," "Me" decade of the 1970s, gluttony as one of the seven deadly sins was given temporary extra dispensation. Gluttony was in...even if chocolate covered cereals with marshmallows were not in some households. (In those days, "nutrition correctness" had not yet taken over, as names such as Sugar Smacks (renamed Honey Smacks) or Sugar Pops would suggest.)

"Knowing" Hungarians

My introduction to Hungarians was similarly obscure. To the extent I identified Dracula with any place at all, it was, as I noted, Transylvania; to the extent that it was a country, Romania--not yet having gotten the spiel countless times by the proprietors of secret rooms I was to stay in Hungary in later years, "ah, so you are going to Transylvania, you know that used to be part of Hungary--one, one dismembered kingdom, ahahahahahaha--until they took it away (to the accompaniment of thunder in the background) ." What did I know and when did I know it (well, it was the Watergate era, you know)? It was not, for example, until years later that I realized that I had once lived in the Hungarian-American mecca known as Cleveland, or that the Austrian house from whom we bought our house in a suburb of Toronto in the early '70s was named Feleky. (It was quite a road we lived on then (1970-1974); my parents, Irish immigrants just naturalized American citizens, the mother of a friend a Prague Spring Czech refugee, and many new Greek families, doubtless some having fled the right-wing troops junta of 1967-1973.)

My mother used to make that staple of many an American household (at least at a time), "Hungarian goulash"...it sounds ghoulish, but it tastes delicious. (As is often noted, the American version is more similar to porkolt (stew-like) than to gulyas (a soup).) I loved it, even though I didn't know what it was or where it came from. (It can only be said to be ironic too, although I did not perceive it was ironic at a time: my father is a '56er, only he came from Dublin, a relative (a policeman!) stiffed him at the port, and so he wandered the streets of New York with his suitcase in heavy Irish tweed while Indian summer, only to duck into a bar to see a few pitches of Don Larsen's perfect Game in the World Series, an event whose point was inscrutable to him; like many a Hungarian '56er, however, he felt like a Martian (see below for more on the theme of Hungarians as "aliens"). No, my father did not bump into Frank McCourt!)

"Goulash," of course, already had a long history on television by that point, what with mad scientists in Warner Brothers cartoons, living in "Transylvania" among lightning storms and talking about production "spider goulash" and similar mad scientist specialties. (The other Hungarian touch used in a whole series of cartoons--including a excellent Warner Brothers' cartoon by Fritz Freleng with Bugs Bunny as a concert pianist ("Rhapsody Rabbit") and a excellent Mgm cartoon by Hanna and Barbera of "Tom and Jerry" dueling it out at a piano ("The Cat Concerto"), both of which came out within weeks of each other in 1946 important to mutual accusations that the competitor was guilty of plagiarism (see Wikipedia entry)--is the manic-depressive, mostly manic, frantic music Franz (Ferenc) Liszt's "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2".) "Goulash" was also the plot-line of what from today's optic was a clearly racist part ("A Majority of Two," 4/11/68) of the 1960s sitcom "Bewitched" in which, as usual, "Darrin" (alias "Darwood") was to entertain an out-of-town firm guest--would you like a high-ball, sir, make that a double; sorry they've slashed the cost account, dinner at Darrin's again...--who on this occasion was Japanese. The whole episode, Darrin's wife, a witch named Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery), is trying to track down how to put in order the meal invite the businessman's secretary had relayed: Hun-gai-ran-gou-rash. She is worried, of course, about causing the Japanese businessman to lose face if she asks, which is no ifs ands or buts a concern since throughout the part when this happens to man his or her face will no ifs ands or buts disappear, apparently leaving a blotch of white-out. Everyone, of course, has a good laugh at the end, however, after the businessman has romanced only a mildly Asian-looking (didn't want to have her finding tooooo Asian) stewardess, and it turns out all the businessman no ifs ands or buts wanted was "Hungarian Goulash," but owing to his secretary's accent...Everyone except that nosy next-door neighbor Mrs. Gladys Kravitz, who, we can deduce, must be spying on the Stevens' household for "Dragnet" or "The Fbi," since "freak out" parties have been reported at that address...

Then, there was the show, "Green Acres,"...something was assuredly up with that, but exactly what I didn't know. Although I knew the character Lisa Douglas was eccentric, I didn't know she was Hungarian, and I no ifs ands or buts did not know that she was Eva Gabor and not Zsa Zsa Gabor as is very often mistaken. As a kid, I thought I didn't understand the show, no ifs ands or buts because I was a kid. Nope. Now, years later, I know: that wasn't the problem.

How exactly does one retell "Green Acres?" The plot ostensibly was that Eddie Albert's character wished to feel the "real livin'" of the countryside (today, this is known as a "r-e-a-l-i-t-y show," starring a similarly famous-for-being-famous celebrity, Paris Hilton...who is no ifs ands or buts connected to the Gabors (see below), however, thereby causing us serious existential issues at this point in this sentence). Eddie Albert drags his reluctant Hungarian wife with him, and she is not very happy with the situation because, as we learn from the theme song, she would rather be shopping on Park Avenue. (The countryside theme was so tasteless in Cbs sitcoms while the 1960s, that some critics derisively referred to it as the "Country Broadcasting System".) Anyway, they lived in some rural area, any hundred miles from Chicago, probably Illinois. Despite the small size of the town in which they lived, Hooterville was capable of hosting not one, but two sitcoms: Green Acres (1966-1971) and Petticoat Junction (1963-1970). (The town was apparently known best for the ample breasts of the young female stars of Petticoat Junction, since, as it turns out, the choice of name was not accidental). The two shows were united by the proximity of Sam Drucker, apparently town grocer, postmaster, and banker, and the unforgettable character of George Jefferson (oh, sorry, no, too early, this was still the 1960s, attack that then). As the Wikipedia entry notes, Hooterville had Drucker's grocery store and the hotel from Petticoat Junction...not exactly, Pixley material (to say nothing of Mount Pilot), and likely that giant sucking sound on the state's budget. At least the town did not have Goober or Howard Sprague, clearly not local personalities the room of commerce wishes to advertise when trying to attract investment).

Moreover, I would investment to guess, this was one town where the locals did not "exceed the plan" or "break the harvest record," despite Eva's plainly collectivist tendencies. Instead, a lot of time was spent with fending off the vexing locals, including the featherheaded state bureaucrat, county farm agent Hank Kimball, a gender-ambiguous brother and sister painting team, and Arnold Ziffel, the "hilarious" Tv-watching pig, apparently "Green Acres"s'answer to Mr. Ed (an insidious, but false, urban legend has it that the cast ate Arnold after the show was cancelled; the truth is just being on the set made him nostalgic for the sanity of the sty). The running joke of the series was that Mr. Douglas (Eddie Albert) wanted to be there, but nothing went right and the locals drove him crazy; while Mrs. Douglas, despite her love of fluffy negligees and diamonds, fit right in and understood the locals. Her Hungarianness in the show was alternatively exotic, haughty, sexy/ditzy (as connoted by her accent) and seemingly oblivious to reason--yes, a veritable goulash of "otherness."

One would like to assume that "Green Acres" could be explained by recourse to more involved analysis: that it was somehow a) a reflection of the drug culture's first penetration of the creative intelligentsia (according to Alice, the wind was whispering, not yet crying Mary..."Green Acres" an accidental choice of title?!), or that b) there was some deep allegory at work here, suggesting race of a utopian rural life is a chimera, and that instead you get electrification and a Tv-watching pig. (Appropriately enough, when it and other such country broadcasting principles shows were cancelled in 1971, it was referred to as the "Rural Purge.") It is more likely that the show was merely escapist, practically unintentionally absurd--although it did leave a score that lent itself well to translation into Hungarian for a skit at a summer language camp years later. (One of the best indictments of "America's Cold War realism" of the era can be found in the movie "Forrest Gump," in a salvage room for injured soldiers while the Vietnam War...in the background "Gomer Pyle, Usmc" plays on a Tv...In 5 years, Gomer somehow never made it out of basic training to Vietnam...)

Through the Eyes of an American Child of the Television Age: Identifying Hungarians and Romanians as Hungarians and Romanians...through the Wide World of Sports

Al "The Mad Hungarian" Hrabosky

Speaking of Eva...I mean Zsa Zsa, no, I mean, for once this is right, Zsa Zsa Gabor...a guest spot on another rural-themed 1960s television show introduces us to our next theme: the Hungarians as "mad" or crazy (a la Lisa Douglas). In one part (28 January 1962), Wilbur congratulates his talking horse, Mr. Ed, for having cured Zsa Zsa of her fear of horses, to which Mr. Ed responds: "She cured my fear of Hungarians" ("The Best of Mr. Ed," multiple sites; Mister Ed aired from 1961-1966 on, you guessed it, Cbs). In J.D. Salinger's "Franny and Zooey" (published as a whole in 1961), Mrs. Glass tells Zooey: "You could use a haircut, young man...You're getting to look like one of these crazy Hungarians or something getting out of a swimming pool" (the section also contains a reference to Zsa Zsa Gabor and use of the descriptor "Balkan"; I remember now reading this book below leafy trees below the Pannonhalma abbey in Hungary in June 1990) http://www.freeweb.hu/tchl/salinger/frannyandzooey.doc. (I would be bright to know here: this section first appeared in The New Yorker in May 1957, and the reference to a Hungarian "getting out of a swimming pool"--a rather strange comparison--inevitably brings to mind the preeminent bloody water polo match in the middle of the Soviets and the Hungarians on 6 December 1956 at the 1956 Summer Olympics (yes, that's right, because the Summer Olympics were held in Melbourne, Australia that year). The Hungarians defeated the Soviets in a match with huge political overtones--angry Hungarian fans were reportedly ready to lynch a Soviet player for a punch to the eye of a Hungarian star--the match arrival just a month after the Soviet crushing of the Hungarian uprising.)
My first personal realization of Hungarianness as Hungarianness, however, came colse to 1976, with the ascribed "mad" capability of Hungarians, specifically and appropriately enough, Al "The Mad Hungarian" Hrabosky. Hrabosky was a relief pitcher for any distinct teams in the 1970s and early 1980s, but his best years were with St. Louis and Kansas City, with 1975 being his cardinal year in the description books. The mid-1970s were the days of colorful characters in baseball, especially among pitchers: the cigar-chomping Cuban of the Boston Red Sox, Luis Tiant, who looked like we was throwing toward the outfield rather than the catcher because of his pitching motion; Sparky Lyle for the New York Yankees, his cheeks like a blow-fish filled with chewing tobacco; and Mark "The Bird" Fidrych of the Detroit Tigers, who talked to the ball as if it were alive and whose boyish enthusiasm unfortunately couldn't overcome injuries that strangled his career in its infancy.

Then there was Hrabosky who despite the Slovak-sounding last name claims Hungarian descent. Contrasting the absence of colorful characters among pitchers in today's baseball, Gordon Edes wrote in a wonderful--if he were Hungarian, we might even say "sweet"--article in 2003 about Hrabosky as follows:

But for sheer theatrics, one reliever remains in a league of his own: Al Hrabosky, known as the "Mad Hungarian" when he pitched for the Cardinals, Royals, and Braves from 1970-1982. With his Fu Manchu mustache, long hair, and a silver ring, the Gypsy Rose of Death ("I don't even remember the brainless story I made up for that, it was so far-fetched--probably a house heirloom of Dracula"), Hrabosky would turn every outing into doing art. He'd stomp off the mound toward second base, eyes blazing, the fury practically seeping straight through his uniform as he turned back to the hitter who was left waiting at the plate until he was done working himself into an altered state he called his "controlled hate routine," then whirled around, pounding his ball into the glove while the home crowd ordinarily went nuts. (Gordon Edes, "Hrabosky had a flair about him," "The Boston Globe," 28 March 2003, F9, reprinted on the Internet)

How did Hrabosky get his nickname? Again, Edes recounts:

The nickname, he said, came from a team publicist. No one was sure of his nationality--[the American film star] "Burt Reynolds once called me 'The Mad Russian'"--and only the spelling-bee champions got his name right. But then one day, a Cardinals publicist, Jerry Lovelace, said "Hey, M.H.," to the young pitcher from Oakland, Calif., and a nickname was born....I said, "What does that mean?" He said, "Mad Hungarian." I said, "I like it." (Edes, 2003)

Hungarians, I accomplished from watching his television appearances and from his nickname, must be connected with craziness. That is how, of course, many images are passed on, not with malice, but as descriptors for individuals, a way of awarding identity and for marketing purposes. Hrabosky's "mad" behavior was established before his nationality (as Burt Reynolds' calling him "The Mad Russian" indicates, in itself a negative and positive reflection of "East European" ethnicity in the United States at the time--interchangeable, part of a melting pot, even if a isolate one from those of West European ethnicity--although cultural constructionists would view such "everycountry" ascription more darkly (see below)), rather than his Hungarianness being identified first, and his behavior seen as reflecting his Hungarianness. Once the two become intertwined, however, and given the propensity for collective associations to outweigh individual associations, it was difficult and practically irrelevant to know which came first--the two were married and interchangeable in the favorite imagination, or at least sports fan's imagination.

Nadia...

It was also the Bicentennial Summer of 1976 when I was introduced to Romanians, also straight through sports. It was, of course, straight through Nadia Comaneci ("N.C. I"), an endearing young Romanian gymnast who scored seven perfect 10s, the perfection being driven home even more by the fact that the scoreboards only went up to 9.9, the perfect score of 10 being considered unattainable! (The scoreboard would show 1.0 because it could not go past 9.9....Spinal Tap's invention of the 11 not having been invented yet.) Nadia spawned "Nadia-(Ro)mania" of a sort. Abc which carried the Montreal Olympics in the United States attached a musical theme to the gymnast's performances; "Nadia's theme" then climbed the pop charts! (It was no ifs ands or buts the theme to an American soap opera, "The Young and the Restless," but it was straight through its attachment to Nadia who used it for one of her floor performances that it became famous.)

Of course, I have asked myself since then: would the reaction, the outpouring of genuine warmth and admiration from Americans (Canadians, and Westerners in general) have been the same had Nadia been representing Bulgaria and not Romania--to say nothing of the Soviet Union? True, the Ussr's Olga Korbut generated enthusiasm four years earlier in Munich but nothing like Nadia. Was it Nadia's comparative youth and "cuteness/sweetness/prepubescence?" Was it her coach, the charismatic, bear-like Hungarian, Bela Karolyi (their connection presented as indicative of the "warm ethnic relations" fostered by "Ceausescu's Romania")? Perhaps, but I also think it was against the backdrop of Romania's highly-crafted and the U.S. And West's highly-courted image of Ceausescu's Romania as the great thorn in the Soviets' side, bravely standing up to Moscow and more Western in their culture and people ("a Latin people in a sea of Slavs")--i.e. Thus not Balkan or truly "Eastern," somehow caught by emergency "behind enemy lines." It is plainly difficult to believe that something approaching Nadia-mania could occur in the post-Cold War world; it was a reflection of the time in which it took place.

Certainly, the standing ovation for the Romanian delegation as it entered the Los Angeles Coliseum at the 1984 Summer Olympics--which unfortunately lent itself no ifs ands or buts to continuous exploitation by Ceausescu thereafter, while the most-difficult years of his reign--and Nadia's leave from Romania in November 1989, became metaphors for and barometers of Romania's political situation and U.S.-Romanian relations. The appropriately surreal "1984" moment reflected the Chernenko, pre-Gorbachev nadir of Soviet-American relations in the 1980s--arms reductions talks' were essentially put on ice in the middle of late 1983 and 1985--and the prolonged greater point attached to Romania's foreign procedure over Ceausescu's "Golden Era" domestic procedure (the 1984-1986 duration being maybe the worst and most hopeless agreeing to some, in part owing to brutal weather, and the frailness of reform currents at that moment elsewhere in the bloc). By 1989, with the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe in full swing--and with "Gorbymania" having changed the image of the Soviet Union extensively in the United States--the image of a transmogrified Nadia--as if 1976 had never happened--involved in a "tawdry affair" with a married man (Constantin Panait), escaping from Romania, seemed to symbolize the ills of Ceausescu's Romania and how it now stood in stark incompatibility to the rest of the Eastern bloc. As the Seinfeld part demonstrates, and as I will discuss in more information below, the gymnast frame stuck in the favorite imagination, however. It was Nadia who set that mold.

(A Romanian-American expert once told me how surprised he was to look up on the television screen one day in November-December 1989, only to see the married father of four, the Romanian émigré for whom a now aging and plumper Nadia had assertedly left Ceausescu's Romania: the expert had tended bar with the guy...and the guy still owed him money! My first encounter with "real, live" Romanians from Romania also had a sad sports theme in a sense. It was in Keleti pu., the eastern train hub in Budapest in May 1985. Amid the clapping of rusting toilet flanges and intermittent torrents of urine falling to the tracks below, Romanian boys in dingy blue track suits with trim that had once been white chased each other colse to the unmistakable "Cfr" railcars of the time...)

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There has been much concern that has industrialized in recent years about the succeed that finding so many celebrities up close and personal might be having on our children.

So many times sublime population like movies stars, music stars, and sports stars live lives that can seem so glamorous and trouble free to our kids. We seem to think that all they see are the advantages that they have.

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While it is true that with so much celebrity exposure, this could be a factor in foremost children in one direction or another. With television and all that is available to view, children can often be exposed to some things that they should not be. Many channels that we can have entrance to with satellite and cable, can have content that is inappropriate for some.

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Some music and concerts that have adult lyrics can make kids feel more grown up when they sing them. The skimpy clothing that is being worn by young female celebrities and pop stars have slight girls as young as five or six wanting to imitate their style. While there is nothing one can say about what other population wear, it is finally parents who buy the clothes our kids wear.

Young boys that see their beloved sports star wearing designer clothes and two hundred dollar pairs of tennis shoes may not fully understand that their parents might not be able to afford these things. Many young population have resorted to stealing and worse to get these items.

In recent months especially, there have been incidents where some of the celebrities that our kids love to imitate, have gotten into some serious trouble. In many of these cases these celebrities are paying the price for their actions.

Although it is a sad thing about what many of these young and sublime are going through, it is at least good that our children also get to see that there are rules to abide by and sometimes it does not matter who you are.

In being fair to celebrities, there are many who pride themselves on trying to be great role models for their young audiences. As parents we must comprehend that how our children turn out in life is in large due to how they are raised at home and the time and exertion that we put into them.

So if our children end up in trouble of some kind or are heading down the wrong path, it is not fair to place the blame on some celebrity we do not even know. After all, we are the ones who are responsible for our kids, not celebrities and how they live their lives.

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Halloween Activities for Young Children

Celebrate the yearly Fright Night with these seventeen fun (and not so scary) ideas, especially for young children.

1. Try your hand at face painting, or allow your children to paint each other's faces with washable face paints.

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2. Make your own goodie bags. Set out some brown paper bags with the approved art supplies or embellish an old pillowcase with fabric paints. You can even spring for blank canvas baggies from your local reduction store or craft store without spending a lot.

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• Turn out the lights and bask in the glos of these fantastic Glow-in-the-Dark Treasures!
• Adhesive Included.
• For ages 3 and up

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Create your own night sky with the Glow-in-the-Dark Moon & Stars! This set includes a crescent moon (measures 11.5" in diameter), 10 variously sized stars, and adhesive tape. Place them on your wall or ceiling!

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3. Tie-dye some T-shirts or socks using orange and black fabric dyes.

4. Make ghosts. Fold a piece of black construction paper in half and let your child squirt white paint inside. Squish the paint in the middle of the paper, let dry, then embellish the white ghost with paints, markers and other craft supplies.

5. Make homemade slime. This is always a favorite activity. Here is a great method from house Fun Magazine: http://jas.familyfun.go.com/arts-and-crafts?page=CraftDisplay&craftid=10684

6. Watch a Halloween movie. Make popcorn, cuddle up together in blankets, and take in some spooky cinematic sights. Harry Potter, Dracula, or Ghostbusters are great choices. For younger children, pick Heffalump Halloween, starring Winnie the Pooh or The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad by Disney Classics.

7. Eat creepy cuisine. Cut sandwiches or tortillas into Halloween shapes with cookie cutters. Originate a ghoulish look with roughly anyone by mixing in a microscopic green or red food coloring.

8. Play "Guess How Many Pumpkin Seeds." Each house member or party guest gets to take turns guessing how many pumpkin seeds are in a jar. The winner gets a prize.

9. Go apple bobbing. Fill a bucket or tub with water and apples and see how many apples each contestant can snag.

10. Make masks. Set out the art supplies and see who can make the scariest mask with a paper plate, construction paper, yarn, and markers or paints.

11. Originate a house costume. Come up with a costume theme that the whole house can share in. One year, we were all Star Wars characters. Maybe you will all be citizen from the Wild West or fuzzy forest animals.

12. Have a pumpkin seed spitting contest.

13. Roast pumpkin seeds. Clean the pumpkin seeds and toss them in just adequate melted butter to lightly cover the seeds. (One tablespoon of butter is generally adequate for the seeds from a medium sized pumpkin.) Salt the seeds, then spread them on a baking sheet in a particular layer. Bake at 250 degrees until golden brown, stirring occasionally.

14. Play Pin the Tail on the Black Cat (or Pin the Nose on the Pumpkin.) Any incompatibility of Pin the Tail on the Donkey is fun for young kids.

15. Make a Scare Tape. Description you and your house members development spooky sounds. All you need is a tape recorder and a microscopic imagination. contain footsteps, slamming doors, creepy howling werewolves, and crazy cackles. Play the tape from your front porch on Halloween.

16. Give each child an inexpensive disposable camera for the big night. This is a fun way to see what Halloween looks like from their perspective. I love to give my kids a blank journal and let them tell the story of memorable events, such as Halloween. This is a great tradition and genuinely helps them to tell their personal stories, which they will cherish for many Halloweens to come.

17. Once Halloween is over, make sure to shop the post Halloween sales for fun additions to your dress up closet, which your young children are sure to enjoy year round.

Happy haunting!

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This Time - Short Film

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"This Time" is a short film written by Reagan Gomez-Preston and directed by Matthew A. Cherry. It stars Reagan Gomez, Michael Moss, Terri J. Vaugn, Barry Floyd and Sinorice Moss. This Time deals with the realities that many people have to face when a loved one returns home from war and everything has changed. Film Festival Official Selections: Rincon International Film Festival, Boston international Film Festival, GI Film Festival, San Fransico Black Film Festival, Martha Vineyard African American Film Festival, Roxbury Interational Film Festival, Hawaii International Film Festival, Miami Short Film Festival. This film is dedicated to the men and women who have given their lives to protect our country. And their family members with whom their memory lives on. Director: Matthew Cherry Written By: Reagan Gomez Executive Producer: Liberty Madison, Sinorice Moss, Quetaya Scott Producers: Enitan Bereola, , Portia Jenkins, Shauna Faith-Graham Director Of Photography: Zubari Duniani Edited By: Reginald Harrison Production Company: Cherry Entertainment in association with Liberty Madison Productions and Supremacy Films www.themoviethistime.com Visit http to make a donation. www.imdb.com

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Games for Girls: Movie Star Planet

An explosion of online games for girls had flooded the online gaming world. You can find a collection of cool and spirited types of games featuring activities such as dress up, makeup, cooking, and hair styling. A few creative game creators have even designed games centered on role playing as a inescapable celebrity. One of these games is Movie Star Planet.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk in the shoes of a movie star? Do you wish you could be a movie star for a day? In this game you will be helping your character get straight through their schedule for the next three days. As you play Movie Star Planet you will appreciate the bright, bold colors and sharp, high capability graphics. You will also find yourself playing this game again and again, taking benefit of the fun variations of the game the creators have incorporated into it.

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Movie star planet is a aggregate of any distinct types of games. The ensue is an imaginative caress that caters to an leave from the everyday routine. It combines the entertainment of a dress up game as you get to dress your character in any chic styles. It involves a microscopic bit of action, too, as you maneuver the character between photos and autographs to get the best score. This segment may take a microscopic bit of practice to get a excellent score.

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• Adhesive Included.
• For ages 3 and up

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Create your own night sky with the Glow-in-the-Dark Moon & Stars! This set includes a crescent moon (measures 11.5" in diameter), 10 variously sized stars, and adhesive tape. Place them on your wall or ceiling!

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It also contributes to reading and insight skills. You will notice that the Tv interview offers any many choice answers in response to the interview questions. You can express your characters attitude and personality agreeing to the answers you choose. Finally, the end results of the game display an spirited magazine narrative where you can practice your reading skills by looking out what the media has to say about your Hollywood icon.

At the beginning of playing Movie Star Planet you are presented with the choice to pick from one of three illustrious female celebrities. The first scenario involves you as the celebrity character establishment to attend a movie premier where paparazzi and the press will be present. The celebrity has to look her best for the picture taking and autograph giving. You will notice that the schedule has distinct suggestions for each character based on the event they're attending. Next, you have a choice of four outfits to go for the most suitable one.

The next level involves a microscopic more skill as you move the character back and forth between picture taking and signing autographs. You have one microscopic to try to pose for as many pictures and sign as many autographs as you can to get the best score. Remember, the media is judging you by how well you pose for pictures and how generous you are with your autographs. Next your character will partake in a Tv interview. You will be asked a series of questions where you can pick from any distinct answers. Your results are then displayed in the form of two pages of a gossip magazine. Check out your star score to see how well you did!

You can continue playing by proceeding to Day 2 and following the schedule on your agenda. You will be going to a cafe so pick an suitable outfit for your setting. Once again you will need to pose for photos and sign autographs. Get ready for other Tv interview and answer a few more questions. The game will ensue a similar form for day 3 as well. You can mix and match your choices of outfits and interview answers but remember, the great you do the higher your star score will be. Try and score all five stars!

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Christmas present Crafts - Three traditional Gifts For Kids To Make And Give

Are you seeing for new Christmas crafts - something different? Here are three fresh ideas to get keep and your kids busy and creative.

Christmas Ornaments with Kids' Photos

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Your children will love giving these to their grandparents each year.

Christmas present Crafts - Three traditional Gifts For Kids To Make And Give

To make one, cut two same stars from cardboard. Cut a hole the right size to frame your child's photograph in the centre of one of them. Decorate the stars by painting them gold or silver and gluing on craft jewels and sequins. Use a black label pen to write the year in the centre of the star that has no hole in it. Once the stars are dry, glue your child's photo into its star frame. Arrange the two stars back-to-back, with the decorated sides facing out, and glue together. Punch a hole in the top and add a loop of silver or gold cord to hang it by.

Your home-made Christmas gifts will decorate the tree each year, and be treasured as your children grow up.

Christmas Candy Crafts

These make a overwhelming Christmas gift for a family. Make cookies on sticks, like lollipops, and give them happy faces with candy. Here's how:

Use any chocolate chip cookie recipe. Put balls of cookie dough onto non-stick baking paper on a baking tray, and poke a lollipop stick horizontally into each cookie before baking it. Once the cookies are cool, lift each one by its stick, dip it into melted chocolate and then coloured sprinkles to make the hair, and stick candy on with chocolate for the eyes and mouth. Wrap in small cellophane bags, one for each member of the family. Tie ribbons colse to the tops, and attach a gift tag with each person's name. Delicious!

The Great Christmas Candy Chase

This Home-made Christmas gift will be a hit! It's also a cool gift to give a family.

Buy a large men's shirt, preferably in challenging red or green, from a second hand shop. Wash and dry it. Using a hot glue gun, glue wrapped lollies and candy about every 5cm (2 inches), all over it. Fold it, and wrap it up along with these instructions:

"The Great Christmas Candy Chase: On Christmas Day, Dad needs to put this shirt on, shout, 'Ho, Ho, Ho!', and run away. This is the signal for all the kids to chase him and get the candy!"

If Dad isn't fit now, he soon will be!

I hope you enjoy these new Christmas crafts, and the pleasure of those who receive your gifts. Happy Christmas!

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Top Ten Christmas Gifts For Kids 2011 - Know What They Are, Get the Best Reviews

It's fast approaching that time of year again. Time to start mental about which gifts are at the top of your kids' wishlist for Christmas 2011.

Below you will find the top ten Christmas gifts for kids in 2011.

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Before I get to that, and before you sit down and write out your list, let me recommend you to take a couple leading things into observation first.

Top Ten Christmas Gifts For Kids 2011 - Know What They Are, Get the Best Reviews

Deciding which toys to buy should not only depend on which ones your kids ask for, but also on the potential of the toys on their list. It would be very wise to get detailed reviews from a dependable source before you begin shopping this year.

These type of sources can be found online.

Now, here are the top ten Christmas gifts for kids in 2011 along with a brief description of each:

1. The Justin Bieber Doll/Style Collection - favorite not only because he serenades at the push of a button, but also because he is clad in the exact outfits he wore in his videos. Three dolls are apart of the collection, each singing a separate one of his hit songs.


2. Matchbox Smokey The Fire Truck - He is the third and latest member of the Matchbox Big Rig line. He fully interacts with exiguous boys by talking, singing, telling jokes, eating, exercising, dancing, and more.


3. Monopoly Here and Now exiguous Edition - America's superior trading game has been modernized with new twists and symbols to keep one of your family's favorite pass times fresh, new and Fun! All of the traditional tokens and properties have been updated making it easy for this generation of kids to totally into the game.


4. Cars 2 Finn McMissile - Cars 2, the movie was a big hit this summer and Finn McMissile is a favorite pick this Christmas. He comes fully loaded as a secret spy attack, but he is truly no ordinary spy car. He has all of the latest high-tech gadgets and he is all the time ready for action.


5. The Star Wars Millennium Falcon- a Huge, detailed replica of the illustrious car from the Star Wars films and the ultimate Star Wars toy. It's roughly 3 ft long and holds up to 18 Star Wars operation figures. It comes with its pilot, Han Solo And Chewbacca. Be sure to get the full narrate on the Millennium Falcon, it surely is an splendid toy.


6. Baby Annabell - Baby Annabell is an 18in life-like baby doll. She does roughly all a real baby would do including giggling and keen her mouth when she sucks on her pacifier and bottle. She even turns her head when she hears her exiguous Mommy's voice.


7. Barbie Video Girl Doll - Playtime comes alive because your exiguous girl is able to see all from Barbie's perspective. Barbie Video Girl has an inconspicuous video camera in her necklace and an Lcd screen on her back with controls that allows her to description up to 25 minutes of video and play it back.


8. The Sing-a-ma-jigs Duets - The Sing-a-ma-jigs characters are now doubling the fun with the Sing-a-ma-jigs duets. They highlight three modes of play including chatter, singing their own song or singing in harmony with their other Sing-a-ma-jig friends.


9. Sesame Street's Lets Rock Elmo- Elmo comes with his very own microphone and two instruments; a tambourine and a drum set. Kids can choose which instrument Elmo plays, and he "magically" recognizes which one you give him.


10. Zhu Zhu Puppies - A very nice increasing to or change from the Zhu Zhu pets. There are several separate puppies and each have their own accessories.

These are some great options, but keep in mind what I mentioned earlier. The last thing you want is to get one of these home and it just flat-out doesn't work!

Empower yourself to buy with belief by getting the best reviews on these and any other gift ideas. That way there will be no disappointments on Christmas morning.

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Authors@Google: Tina Fey

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Disney Channel Auditions for Kids

We all know that most child actors end up having very victorious acting careers in Hollywood. One of the most ended child stars is Drew Barrymore who launched her work as a child star and ended up being one of the biggest movie stars. an additional one victorious actress who started off in Disney channels is Jessica Alba who launched her work in 1994 in the Tv show "camp nowhere". The first step to get your child started is straight through the Disney channel auditions for kids.

Your child needs to get prepared for the Disney channel auditions for kids before the actual auditioning date. They can do this by sharpening their acting skills or talents, attending acting classes or working on their transportation skills.

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To help your child put in order for the Disney channel auditions for kids, you need to do whole explore first. You can carry out online research, read books or talk to other parents who have child actors. This will help you put in order your child by knowing what to expect while the auditions. The resources will also equip you with data such as, how to put in order a beginners actor's resume and cover letter, how to make an audition video and even child work permit data for immigrants. The acting auditions for Disney channels may not be the only way to land acting roles in Disney but they are a great platform to get you started.

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Conversations with the Children of Now: Crystal, Indigo, and Star Kids Speak About the World, Life, and the Coming 2012 Shift Best

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Conversations with the Children of Now: Crystal, Indigo, and Star Kids Speak About the World, Life, and the Coming 2012 Shift Overview

This stunning new book introduces the world to some of the very special and gifted children who were described in Meg Blackburn Losey's The Children of Now. The Children of Now changed paradigms of how we raise, teach, and nurture our children, and created awareness that ADD, ADHD, and autism just might not be what we thought. The book touched parents, teachers, and caregivers all over the world.

Now, in Conversations With the Children of Now, Dr. Meg goes even further to spotlight some of the Children of Now and others who have come forward since the first book was released.

Intricately woven conversations with Indigo Children, Crystalline Children, Star Kids, and Transitional Kids reveal the hearts and souls of our future generation. These real children share their feelings and perceptions about themselves and our world. Hear, in their own words:

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* Where they come from.

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These children speak about past lives, other worlds, forgotten gifts, and unconditional love as a way of being. They show how we can change our world with grace. They also reveal how we can guide them, nurture them, and allow them to become the great human beings they were destined to become!

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You also need to scout for the Disney channel auditions for kids in your local area, or hire an agent who will help you get the audition dates and program for your child. If you decide to scout for the auditions yourself, one of the places you can do this is online. There are websites that commonly have a listing for the Disney channels auditions. Once you identify a show that you would like to audition for, ensure that you confirm the time and the date for audition. If it is not in your area, make improve voyage arrangements.

Remember, your child may not be in a position to memorize their lines for the Disney auditions for kids. However, they may be allowed to read their lines from the script. An important tip is to show your child how to do this and at the same time, look up from the page and make eye contact. They should also learn how to be audible adequate without having to shout. You should ensure that your child is well rested before the audition.

Remember children are not the same as adults, you child may have high power or very low power while the audition. Do not be irritated with them; yelling and acting frustrated will not sustain them. The casting directions understand that they are just kids so they are very inpatient with them. Actually, don't even stay in the room while your child's Disney channel auditions for kids. Plainly wish them luck and wait face the room. If your child doesn't land the role, be supportive and keep in mind that there will be other opportunities.

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Cars 2 - Walkthrough - Clearance 3.2 - Attack

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Learn GarageBand in only 30 days! mhlo.co If there are images in this attachment, they will not be displayed. Download the original attachment Like us on Facebook at: www.facebook.com So right here we've got a little walkthrough for the game "Cars 2" based on the Pixar movie. One part Need For Speed, Two parts Mario Kart 64, and a dash of Carmagedon and you've got a pretty Movie-Game that's not just for kids! Check out these related Mahalo Video Game Walkthroughs: Portal 2 Walkthrough:www.mahalo.com Mortal Kombat 9 Challenge Tower Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com tower-walkthrough/ Mass Effect 2 Arrival DLC Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com walkthrough/ Yakuza 4 Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com WWE All Stars Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com Playstation Move Heroes Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com walkthrough/ Crysis 2 Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com Dragon Age 2 Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com Homefront Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com Shogun 2 Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com Fight Night Champion Walkthrough: www.mahalo.com Check out these Mahalo Video Games Reviews: Shogun 2 Review: www.youtube.com The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile Review: www.youtube.com v=XW0oOBCvvWw&p=FAF3686CE6E642FC Dino D-Day Review: www.youtube.com The Sims Medieval Review: www.youtube.com Conduit 2 Review: www.youtube.com KontrolFreek Review: www.youtube.com Homefront Review: www.youtube.com Battle: Los Angeles Review: www.youtube.com v=ZeLwHQENimU&feature=BF&list=SP31473662C3F4EFE6&index=1 Dragon Age 2 Review: www.youtube.com Bulletstorm ...

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