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Elephantitis Elephantitis
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elephantitis/ filiriasis, parasitic infection of the lymph nodes transmitted via mosquito bites

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Pow Wow in North Dakota, Part 4 Pow Wow in North Dakota, Part 4
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Pow wows are usually done in the summer, on weekends. The announcer is announcing a singing contest. There was also a dance contest earlier. Way in the back, the food vendors sold delicious Indian tacos. There was no shortage of American flags.

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Pow Wow in North Dakota, Part 3 Pow Wow in North Dakota, Part 3
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Every outfit is handmade, taking months to make. There are grass dancers, fancy shawl dressers and jingle dancers at 0:33 with outfits that have soda can tabs sewn into it. Note the medicine bags, usually worn on the left. If a feather falls onto the ground, you must not touch it because they are considered sacred. A lot of the children are freestyling.

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Pow Wow in North Dakota , Part 2 Pow Wow in North Dakota , Part 2
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Note the rhythmic frequency. That beat is in harmony with our heartbeat and the frequency of the Earth, 60 Hz. The dance movements are grounded to the Earth. Each song has an emotion, sometimes the women will trill.

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Pow Wow in North Dakota, Part 1 Pow Wow in North Dakota, Part 1
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This Pow Wow was held on the grounds of the Turtle Mountain Band of the Chippewa Indian tribe. It is a spiritual ceremony of drumming, singing and dancing that traditionally starts with a drum roll. Many Native American tribes are involved from the US and Canada, most of whom travel the 'pow wow circuit'. 1:36 is my favorite part.

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