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    First rule - never run upon making contact with any one or a group of them. Second - do not carry food on your body, or leave food in your sleeping area, under any circumstances. Third - while on a trail in the woods, remember to constantly generate loud noise. Fourth - stay at least fifty yards away from them, and if it's a mother with her children, make it a hundred yards. Follow these simple safety rules, and join Sarakadee on our travels to Katmai National Park, Alaska, boasting the largest population of 750 grizzly bears in the entire North American continent!

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    A local Southern tradition, the Nohra Rong Kru ceremonies provide an opportunity for families in this generation to honor and contact their ancestors of yesteryear. The mediums used in the ritual are selected in three ways - the ancestors will either appear in their descendants' dreams, communicate who the medium will be through the ramblings of a sick person, or select from the entire family through a ritual, the only frantically shaking member. The selected mediums are then possessed by their own ancestors, who communicate in this way to the rest of the family...

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    The Ukiyoe Era of Japanese art history has often been popularly confused to solely represent art works depicting nature scenes. In actuality, the nature scene pictures developed even after the Bijine (last issue of Sarakadee). It thus comes as no surprise then that because the nature scene artworks of the Ukiyoe Era received the most notoriety, and both Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa/Ando Hiroshige were Ukiyoe prodigies of the nature scenes, they were first ones to be recognized as Ukiyoe artists. In this issue of Sarakadee, we bring you the lives and works of these two incredible talents.

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