Reata

Reata Kraft's birth name is Reata Field.

Reata Restaurant was created in 1995.

The population of Reata Restaurant is 175.

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The address of the Reata Committee is: 170 Annette Ln, Houston, TX 77076-5021

Reata

The cast of Tara Reata - 2006 includes: Al Carretta as Jared Louise Micklewright as Tara

The rope is "la reata" and it's where the English word "lariat" comes from.

they are that they had to be able to use reata and lasso!

Reata Pharmaceuticals is a company based in Irving, in the United State of Texas, founded in 2002, and works with other countries such as Japan, China and Korea.

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Princeton has a gf who is called reata miller and everyone saw them together

The word lariat is derived from the Spanish la reata.

Lariat. In Oxford English Dictionary (n.d.).Retrieved from http://dictionary.oed.com

Hope this helps!

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University of Texas, Austin

There are several different restaurants located in the DFW Airport. Some of those restaurants are Bennigans, Chilis, Cool River Cafe and Reata Grill.

Mary Lou McCarthy McDonough has written:

'Poet physicians, an anthology of medical poetry written by physicians' -- subject(s): Medicine, Poetry

'Poet physicians' -- subject(s): Literature, Medicine, Physicians' writings, Poetry

You're referring to a "lasso", right? From Spanish: "lazo"

What you are probably thinking of is a 'reata'. It is a Braided Rawhide Reata Ranch Rope

Traditionally used by Spanish and Mexican vaqueros, these reatas are the original rope used by cowboys. The craft of braiding a reata is one that has been passed on from one generation to the next and is quickly becoming an endangered art and skill. Handmade with 4 precisely cut rawhide strips braided together. Offers exceptional strength and durability. They are usually 5/16" in diameter and 60 feet long. Cowboys still use them today on ranches and you can tell by looking at their saddles (even though a rope may not be present on the saddle) if they use one because they will have mule hide wrapped on the saddle horn or it may be slick metal. Rodeo cowboys have rubber wrapped on their horns because they use shorter ropes (usually of 30 to 35 feet long)...which causes greater friction and they don't have to take as many turns (dally) to stop or turn the cattle or horse.

Those cowboys that use a reata have to take many turns (dally) to stop or turn the cattle or horse and they may have to 'feed some coil' before they can turn or stop a 'steer' or cow out on the range. As you may imagine...like braiding a reata, using one is also an art form that is carried out still today on many ranches. I've been there, done that, genuine antique cowboy!

You can also buy a 60 foot rope in poly or nylon...which is more common today and a lot less expensive than a hand braided reata.

Hope this helps out.

The cast of The Non-Stop Bride - 1926 includes: Gene Cameron as Jimmie Hill Madalynne Field Arthur Housman as Barney Reata Hoyt as Betty Stetson Bob Kortman

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The cast of Dog of Dogs - 1926 includes: Edmund Cobb as Frank Hale Reata Hoyt as Alice Harlan George Magrill as Harold Zane Lafe McKee as John Harlan Fearless the Dog as Fearless

The cast of The Length of Spring - 2010 includes: Simon Brandon as Robbie Al Carretta as Sam Butler Eleanor James as Marie Chloe Rose Packer as Charlotte Reata Brett Thorne as Drama Soc Member

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 5 words with the pattern --ATA. That is, five letter words with 3rd letter A and 4th letter T and 5th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

anata

reata

riata

taata

whata

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 8 words with the pattern RE--A. That is, five letter words with 1st letter R and 2nd letter E and 5th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

reata

recta

redia

regma

regna

renga

repla

retia

Russell Hoyt has: Performed in "The Navy Comes Through" in 1942. Played Second Pilot in Hangar in "Seven Miles from Alcatraz" in 1942. Played Eddie in "Lucky Jordan" in 1942. Played Bill in "Secrets of a Co-Ed" in 1942. Played Hotel Imperial Bellhop in "Gem-Jams" in 1943. Played German Soldier in "This Land Is Mine" in 1943. Played Man Necking in Montage in "Petticoat Larceny" in 1943. Played Photographer in "Bombardier" in 1943. Played Marine in "Guadalcanal Diary" in 1943. Played Soldier Peterson in "Something for the Boys" in 1944. Played One-Armed Sailor in "Since You Went Away" in 1944. Played Soldier in "A Bell for Adano" in 1945.

Al Carretta has: Played Jared in "Tara Reata" in 2006. Performed in "Dock Road" in 2009. Played Sam Butler in "The Length of Spring" in 2010. Played Donnie Dimaggio in "What You See Is What You Get" in 2010. Played Peter Carter in "Africa in Her Blood" in 2011. Played Donnie DiMaggio in "The Devil Made Me Do It" in 2012. Played Jack Cassidy in "Super Tuesday" in 2013. Played Carl Hart in "Automatically Sunshine" in 2014.

The cast of The Lily - 1926 includes: Belle Bennett as Odette Betty Francisco as Mrs. Arnaud Jr Reata Hoyt as Christiane Macon Jones Ian Keith as George Arnaud Vera Lewis as Mrs. Arnaud Sr Barry Norton as Max de Maigny Tom Ricketts as Jean Rosa Rudami Gertrude Short as Lucie Plock Richard Tucker as Huzar Lydia Yeamans Titus as Housekeeper

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 15 words with the pattern -E-TA. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter E and 4th letter T and 5th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

betta

cesta

delta

festa

fetta

lepta

menta

pelta

reata

recta

septa

tecta

testa

vesta

yenta

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 3 words with the pattern --R-AK. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter R and 5th letter A and 6th letter K. In alphabetical order, they are:

phreak

screak

streak

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 21 words with the pattern -EAT-. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter E and 3rd letter A and 4th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:

beath

beats

beaty

death

feats

geats

heath

heats

jeats

leats

meath

meats

meaty

neath

neats

peats

peaty

reata

reate

seats

teats

Rodeo, chaps, buckaroo. Buckaroo (vaquero), hoosegow, (juzgado), and lariat ( la reata ) are all words that come from Spanish that are used to describe the Old West.

The cast of Buck - 2011 includes: Reata Brannaman as herself Mary Brannaman as herself Buck Brannaman as himself Tina Cornish as herself Johnny France as himself Bibb Frazier as himself Julie Hueftle as herself Shayne Jackson as himself Scarlett Johansson as Grace MacLean Britt Long as herself Paige Morris as herself Sam Neill as Robert MacLean Robert Redford as himself Bill Seaton as himself Betsy Shirley as herself Betty Staley as herself Gwynn Turnbull Weaver as herself Annette Venteicher as herself Nevada Watt as herself

A stiff rope called a lariat, a riata or reata. The stiff rope is designed so that the loop remains open when thrown so that it can catch cattle via head or feet. Most lariats today (particularly the California or Arena-styles) are made of stiff polyester or nylon rope, but others (including the much longer riatas) are still made from rawhide (mostly braided, but can also come twisted like many ropes are), Mexican maguey (or agave), or cotton. California-style lariats are range in size from 28 feet to 35 feet long, and the Mexican riatas range from 50 feet to over 100 feet long.

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There's no word using all of the letters, here are the possible words:

atmometer

amaretto

teammate

teratoma

ammeter

amreeta

metamer

aerate

aortae

emoter

marmot

matter

metate

meteor

ramate

remate

remote

reteam

rotate

ameer

amort

aorta

arame

areae

arete

armet

aroma

attar

eater

emmer

emmet

emote

mater

matte

meter

metre

metro

morae

motet

motte

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orate

ottar

otter

ramee

ramet

reata

remet

retem

rotte

tamer

tarot

tatar

tater

tetra

torta

torte

totem

toter

treat

aero

ammo

area

atma

atom

maar

mama

mara

mare

mart

mate

matt

meat

meet

meme

memo

mere

meta

mete

moat

mome

mora

more

mort

mote

mott

omer

rate

rato

ream

rete

roam

rota

rote

tame

tare

taro

tart

tate

team

tear

teat

teem

term

toea

tome

tora

tore

tort

tote

tram

tree

tret

trot

ama

are

arm

art

ate

att

ear

eat

eme

era

ere

eta

mae

mar

mat

mem

met

moa

mom

mor

mot

oar

oat

ora

ore

ort

ram

rat

ree

rem

ret

roe

rom

rot

tae

tam

tao

tar

tat

tea

tee

tet

toe

tom

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tot

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em

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ma

me

mm

mo

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ta

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 180 words with the pattern RE---. That is, five letter words with 1st letter R and 2nd letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

reach

react

readd

reads

ready

reaks

realm

realo

reals

reame

reams

reamy

reans

reaps

rearm

rears

reast

reata

reate

reave

rebar

rebbe

rebec

rebel

rebid

rebit

rebop

rebus

rebut

rebuy

recal

recap

recce

recco

reccy

recit

recks

recon

recta

recti

recto

recur

recut

redan

redds

reddy

reded

redes

redia

redid

redip

redly

redon

redos

redox

redry

redub

redux

redye

reech

reede

reeds

reedy

reefs

reefy

reeks

reeky

reels

reens

reest

reeve

refed

refel

refer

reffo

refit

refix

refly

refry

regal

regar

reges

reggo

regie

regma

regna

regos

regur

rehab

rehem

reifs

reify

reign

reiki

reiks

reink

reins

reird

reist

reive

rejig

rejon

reked

rekes

rekey

relax

relay

relet

relic

relie

relit

reman

remap

remen

remet

remex

remit

remix

renal

renay

rends

renew

reney

renga

renig

renin

renne

rente

rents

reoil

repay

repeg

repel

repin

repla

reply

repos

repot

repps

repro

reran

rerig

rerun

resat

resaw

resay

resee

reses

reset

resew

resid

resin

resit

resod

resow

resto

rests

resty

retag

retax

retch

retem

retes

retia

retie

retro

retry

reuse

revel

revet

revie

revue

rewan

rewax

rewed

rewet

rewin

rewon

rewth

rexes

Great differences exist between the two cultures and styles of stockmanship. To say both are the same, would be akin to saying Mexicans and Spaniards are the same. Vaquero/Buckaroo horsemanship is a light-handed, more humane method of work than that of the traditional cowboy. A cowboy will use his horse to work cattle, whereas a vaquero/buckaroo will use the cattle to work his horse. Often, the mode of dress between the two can be one form of identification between the two. The equipment used in doing the same work is another way to differentiate.

Buckaroos tend to prefer a shorter form of legging, called chinks. There is also a more natural and less flashy type of legging used, called Armitas. Cowboys tend to prefer the more gaudy batwing chaps or some for of shotgun chaps. Cowboys can be distinguished by the synonymous hat that we see throughout the modern western culture and throughout Hollywood! Buckaroos tend to prefer a more flat-crowned and flat-brimmed hat. Buckaroos often like the use of a rawhide reata, instead of the nylon and/or poly rope. The longer, the better for buckaroos. Buckaroos also prefer a more flashy and larger style of spurs than do their cowboy counterparts, as with their bits too. Buckaroos prefer a more ornately decorated spade bit, which takes a long process and years of horse training to get to, whereas cowboys will utilize a more simplistic curb bit or something similar!

Saddles have many differences between the two cultures as well! Cowboys utilize a more generic, western-style saddle from which they can rope from. Buckaroos employ what is referred to as a Slick Fork Saddle, one with a larger Mexican or Californio style horn, which lends itself to better dallying and more ease of use.

These and many more differences exist between the cultures. It is unfair to both to say they are the same. Do voice such an opinion would belittle all that each culture has worked for and worked toward in order to preserve their own history.

For more information on the subject of Buckaroo and Buckaroo lifestyle, these Google searches are recommended: Great Basin Buckaroo; The Californios; Buckaroo Horsemanship; Buckaroo Lifestyle; Ranch Roping; Buck Brannaman; Martin Black; Vaquero Fiesta.