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1. Person whom persuades your significant other to end a perfectly good relationship due to your lack of faith 2. a small benign wart on or around the genitals and anus that causes an extreme amount of itching 3. someone or something that really pisses you off 4. a generic but very offensive insult 1. "My girlfriend dumped me because this skagg told her I don't go to church" 2. "Dude, I can't stop scratching my balls; I've got skaggs really bad" 3. "My car is acting skaggish: it never runs" 4. "Quit being such a fucking skagg!"
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1. Adj-a very stinky fart
2. Adj- a very stinky burp 3. Adj- gas that leads to taking a duke. Skagg, Skaggs, Skagged Eww, did you just Skagg?
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a word meaning cigarette yo playa let me bum a skagg.
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Race to the Triple Crown: The Drought Continues
Just one day before the Belmont Stakes—the much-anticipated third leg of the Triple Crown series—I'll Have Another was scratched from the lineup due to an injury. Here he's seen walking in the barn with groom Benjamin Perez after a morning workout at Belmont Park on Friday, June 8, in Elmont, N.Y. The Belmont Stakes will air live on Saturday, June 9 at 5pm on NBC.
Race to the Triple Crown: The Drought Continues
I'll Have Another had a shot at becoming the first Triple Crown winner in 34 years. Just one day before the big race he was scratched from the lineup due to an injury. Horse racing fans will have to wait another year for a chance to see if the decades-long Triple Crown drought will end.
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I added Knoppix to the content database and also pushed knoppix to spread better.
Now, there's a new version 5.0.1 out. http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/
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Back in June, we reported the rumor that Sean Penn was looking to direct the character-driven drama The Comedian, with Robert De Niro to possibly star. Now it looks like things worked out, as it was announced today that Penn will indeed be directing De Niro in the pic, and they've found their female lead in Kristen Wiig. The project previously caught the eye of Martin Scorsese, and centers on an aging insult comic in the vein of Don Rickles and Joan Rivers. De Niro's character "clings to any recognition that comes from his days as a beloved TV character as he tries to reignite his stagnant career. Sentenced to community service for hitting a heckler in the head with a microphone, the comic meets Harmony, a dazzling and defiant redhead who turns his life sideways."
The script comes from Art Linson (What Just Happened) and comedian Jeffrey Ross. This definitely sounds like an intriguing project, and Penn's involvement brings quite a bit of weight to the material. It's been a while since we've seen De Niro take on such a nuanced and complex character, and his pairing with the massively talented Wiig is an inspired choice. Penn was last behind the camera on 2007's excellent Into the Wild. Production on The Comedian is set to get underway next spring. [Update: We've been sent the full press release, which is now included after the jump]


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All Smugmug accounts have the ability to sell prints, but as a power user I have not figured out a way to be notified to keep track of sales in any way. I know that I need to be a pro to set print prices and make a profit, but is there a way for me to keep track of sales at all?
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Kitsap Humane Society (KHS) announced today Home for the Holidays events and specials benefiting the shelter's rescued animals. It starts this week with the annual Posing Pets with Santa fundraisers: Dec. 1 and Dec. 9.
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According to court documents, on December 31st, 2012, 512 plaintiffs filed a product liability lawsuit in California Southern District Court alleging they suffered fractures and bone problems from their use of Nexium. In light of this news, AttorneyOne, a recognized authority on law, informs that they are now providing advice, including how to get in contact with legal counsel, to people potentially affected by Nexium side effects.
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AttorneyOne.com, a recognized authority on law, updated the website recently and they are now actively providing expert opinion in view of the recent news on Nexium lawsuits.
According to court documents, on December 31st, 2012, 512 plaintiffs filed a product liability lawsuit in California Southern District Court (case no. 3:2012cv03083) alleging they suffered bone problems from their use of Nexium. Nexium, manufactured by AstraZeneca, is a proton pump inhibitor (PPI) prescribed for the treatment of heartburn, acid-reflux, and inflammation of the esophagus. In the lawsuit plaintiffs claim that, after taking Nexium, they suffered various bone problems, including osteoporosis, bone deterioration and fractures.
On December 6th, 2012, 39 lawsuits alleging Nexium caused bone fractures were consolidated in the Multidistrict Litigation MDL 2404 (Central District of California) by the U.S. Judicial Panel. Plaintiffs allege that Nexium may cause a variety of bone ailments —in particular, osteoporosis, loss of bone density, and bone fractures— and that AstraZeneca failed to adequately warn of these potential adverse side effects.
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Ben Affleck's Iran rescue thriller "Argo" has won best picture from the Academy Awards.
It's the first best picture winner not to be nominated for best director since 1989's "Driving Miss Daisy." But despite the omission of Affleck -- or perhaps buoyed by it -- "Argo" emerged as the Oscar favorite, winning top honors from the Directors, Producers, Screen Actors and Writers Guilds.
From the White House, first lady Michelle Obama joined Jack Nicholson to help present the final prize.
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"There are eight great films that have every right, as much a right to be up here as we do," Affleck said of the other best-picture nominees.
In share-the-wealth mode, Oscar voters spread Sunday's honors among a range of films, with "Argo" winning three trophies but "Life of Pi" leading with four.
Daniel Day-Lewis joined a select group of recipients with his third Oscar, taking the best actor trophy for his performance as Abraham Lincoln in the Civil War saga "Lincoln."
The award for best actress went to Jennifer Lawrence for her performance as a young widower in "Silver Linings Playbook." It's the first Oscar for the 22-year-old Lawrence, who was also nominated for "Winter's Bone" in 2011. The actress tripped on her Dior gown as she made her way to the stage, but by the time she got to the microphone, the Dolby Theatre crowd applauded her with a standing ovation.
"You guys are just standing up because you feel bad that I fell," she said.
Anne Hathaway went from propping up leaden sidekick James Franco at the Academy Awards two years ago to hefting a golden statue of her own with a supporting-actress Oscar win as a doomed mother-turned-prostitute in the musical "Les Miserables."
"It came true," Hathaway said as she accepted the award. She famously cropped her hair on camera playing the gaunt Fantine, and her full-throated, one-take rendition of "I Dreamed a Dream" was classic Oscar-winning stuff. She was one of the night's most obvious shoo-ins, having swept the major awards leading up to the Oscars.
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Christoph Waltz won his second supporting-actor Oscar for a Quentin Tarantino film, this time as a genteel bounty hunter in the slave-revenge saga "Django Unchained." Tarantino also won his second Oscar, for original screenplay for "Django."
In a choked voice, Waltz offered thanks to his character and "to his creator and the creator of his awe-inspiring world, Quentin Tarantino." He also offered thanks to his supporting-actor competitors, who included two-time Oscar-winner Robert De Niro and Oscar recipient Tommy Lee Jones, who had been considered a slim favorite over Waltz for the prize.
Taiwanese director Ang Lee pulled off a huge upset at the Academy Awards with a win for the shipwreck story "Life of Pi," taking the best director prize over Steven Spielberg, who had been favored for "Lincoln."
"Thank you, movie god," Lee said as he accepted the award.
"Life of Pi" also won for Mychael Danna's multicultural musical score that blends Indian and Western instruments and influences, plus cinematography and visual effects.
"Argo" also claimed the Oscar for adapted screenplay for Chris Terrio, who worked with Affleck to create a liberally embellished story based on an article about the rescue and part of CIA operative Tony Mendez's memoir.
Terrio dedicated the award to Mendez, saying "33 years ago, Tony, using nothing but his creativity and his intelligence, Tony got six people out of a bad situation."
The foreign-language prize went to Austrian filmmaker Michael Haneke's old-age love story "Amour," which had been a major surprise with five nominations, including picture, director and original screenplay for Haneke and best actress for Emmanuelle Riva, who turned 86 on Sunday and would be the oldest acting winner ever.
Oscars 2013: Press room
"Brave," the Scottish adventure from Disney's Pixar Animation unit, was named best animated feature. Pixar films have won seven of the 12 Oscars since the category was added.
The upbeat musical portrait "Searching for Sugar Man" took the documentary feature prize over a lineup of sober films that included the AIDS chronicle "How to Survive a Plague," the military-rape critique "The Invisible War" and the Israel-Palestine studies "5 Broken Cameras" and "The Gatekeepers."
There was also a rare tie in one category, with the Osama bin Laden thriller "Zero Dark Thirty" and the James Bond tale "Skyfall" each winning for sound editing.
Host Seth MacFarlane opened the live Oscars telecast with a monologue that poked fun at stars and the movie industry. He offered a jab at academy voters over Ben Affleck's snub in the best director category for best-picture favorite "Argo," a thriller about the CIA's plot to rescue six Americans during the Iranian hostage crisis.
"The story was so top secret that the film's director is unknown to the academy," MacFarlane said. "They know they screwed up. Ben, it's not your fault."
William Shatner made a guest appearance as his "Star Trek" character Capt. James Kirk, appearing on a giant screen above the stage during MacFarlane's monologue, saying he came back in time to stop the host from ruining the Oscars.
"Your jokes are tasteless and inappropriate, and everyone ends up hating you," said Shatner, who revealed a headline supposedly from the next day's newspaper which read, "Seth MacFarlane worst Oscar host ever."
The musical performance-heavy Oscars also included an opening number featuring Charlize Theron and Channing Tatum, who did a classy dance while MacFarlane crooned "The Way You Look Tonight." Daniel Radcliffe and Joseph Gordon-Levitt then joined MacFarlane for an elegant musical rendition of "High Hopes." There was also another musical number called "We Saw Your Boobs," in which MacFarlane called out actresses who have gone topless in movies.
Oscars 2013: Red carpet
Oscar producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron lined up a top-notch cast of stars as presenters, including "The Avengers" co-stars Robert Downey Jr., Samuel L. Jackson, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner. They presented two prizes that went to the shipwreck tale "Life of Pi," cinematography and visual effects.
Halle Berry introduced a tribute to the Bond franchise, in which she has co-starred, as the British super-spy celebrated his 50th anniversary on the big-screen last year with the latest adventure "Skyfall." Shirley Bassey sang her theme song to the 1960s Bond tale "Goldfinger." Later, pop star Adele performed her theme tune from "Skyfall," which won the best-song Oscar.
Barbra Streisand injected some musical sentiment into the show's segment memorializing Hollywood figures who died in the past year, including composer Marvin Hamlisch, as she sang his Oscar-winning title tune from "The Way We Were."
A salute to the resurgence of movie musicals in the last decade included Oscar winners Catherine Zeta-Jones singing "All That Jazz" from "Chicago" and Jennifer Hudson doing "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" from "Dreamgirls." Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway joined cast mates of best-picture contender "Les Miserables" to sing songs from their musical.
Fans have pondered how far MacFarlane, the impudent creator of "Family Guy," might push the normally prim and proper Oscars. MacFarlane was generally polite and respectful, showcasing his charm, wit and vocal gifts.
He did press his luck a bit on an Abraham Lincoln joke, after noting that Raymond Massey preceded "Lincoln" star Daniel Day-Lewis as an Oscar nominee for 1940's "Abe Lincoln in Illinois."
"I would argue that the actor who really got inside Lincoln's head was John Wilkes Booth," MacFarlane wisecracked, earning some groans from the crowd. "A hundred and 50 years later, and it's still too soon?"
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- Good report. However often the Academy doesn't remember the best films at all. My biggest disappointment at the Oscars this year was who wasn't nominated. Maybe not in Best Picture or best Director, but many of the best were left out of Best Screenplay. Check out Best Films That Oscar Ignored by Guy Somerset at Takimag.
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Miss the old Hollywood with patriotic, loyal, ethical actresses and actors, most of whom served their nation in the armed service during WWII. They were REAL men, not the wimps we see today.
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- And in the back of Ben Affleck's mind - I am SO GLAD I dropped that loser J-Lo-Ho.... Damaged goods baby, just damaged goods!
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- It really surprised me to see Argo win, especially after the whole thing with Michael Obama. Lincoln is one of the President's role models, and I thought that they brought in the first lady to play up that connection. It was a really fun night of awards, and I am so glad that I didn't miss it because I was working late at DISH last night. I love how my DISH Hopper records everything on ABC during primetime and saves it for a week, so I never miss anything when something unexpected comes up.
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- Having politics sneak in and wreck the whole evening, while I admire Michelle O'Bama as a First Lady, anytime you have the office of the Presidency turn into "infortainment" you degrade, diminish, and disrespect the office.
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- I'd like to know how Lawrence won best actress??? Really?!?!
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- Great movie that skirted all of the comments Tony Mendez made about how the six felt about Carter doing absolutely nothing to release them until the Canadians said they were putting themselves in harm's way and could not vouch for the safety of the hostages if they weren't ex-filtrated (the term used by Mendez in his book). The movie also avoids mentioning the horrible blunder of Operation Eagle Claw, wherein the Carter presidency reached its lowest point: http://spectator.org/archives/2012/09/14/why-the-rescue-failed/print.
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- It's good to see that the best picture of the year won the Best Picture of the Year award.
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- This movie is a load of garbage trying to big up the CIA and downplay the role of the embassies of other countries who in fact did most of the working in getting these people safely out of Tehran. E.g. The film shows that the New Zealand ambassador refused to help. If fact they rented an alternative safe house for them, supplied them with food, obtained the documents for their safe exit from the country and drove them to the airport amongst other things. Not to mention the others involved like the British and the Danes and your last minute suck up to the Canadians did not impress me either. So thanks Affleck for the biggest load of Oscar winning BS in a long time. It is one thing to make a film of fiction it is another to make a film supposedly based on facts and twist it so out of shape it becomes pure lies. That in my book is not a film worthy of an award.
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- Lincoln was the better picture and should have won but like in anything else these days Hollywood politics of one hand washing the other decides who gets the Oscars.
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I never watch the Oscars, the Emmy's and Grammys anymore.
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All Blacks coach Steve Hansen admitted to having mixed feelings about seeing his old boss kitted in a Pumas tracksuit ahead of Saturday's clash with Argentina.
The presence of World Cup-winning All Blacks coach Graham Henry in the visiting coaches' box during this weekend's Rugby Championship clash will be a small but unsettling factor for a home team expected to easily extend their unbeaten start to the tournament.
Only 10 months after leading New Zealand to RWC glory at Eden Park, Henry returns as technical adviser to Argentina - resplendent in the Pumas' light blue training strip and welcomed by coach Santiago Phelan into his inner circle.
"Laughter, disappointment, there were a whole range of emotions," said Hansen, after seeing Henry publicly draped in opposition colours ahead of the Test in Wellington.
Hansen spent eight years as Henry's assistant before succeeding him after the World Cup.
"I don't think we should make this about Graham Henry, we should make this about the All Blacks and Argentina because it's a special occasion, it's the first time in the Rugby Championship that we've played them," he said.
Hansen added though that Henry's close involvement with the Pumas likely contained positive and negative elements for the All Blacks.
"Personally, you've got a split decision," he said.
"You're thinking, 'Here's a guy who has been intimate with the (All Blacks) team for a long time and hopefully he doesn't tell them everything.'
"On the other hand it's really exciting because we've moved on a bit from when he was here.
"Because he is a great student of the game, to have him prepare a side to play against you, at the end of it we'll find out whether we've got any weaknesses or not.
"So that in itself is quite exciting."
The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) contracted Henry for two years after the World Cup to work as a mentor with its high-performance coaches.
It also agreed to offer his services to Argentina to help prepare the Pumas for their first involvement in the Rugby Championship, the expanded former Tri-Nations tournament.
The NZRU envisaged that Henry's role would be less "hands on" than it has ultimately become and chief executive Steve Tew this week indicated some unease with his very close involvement.
But Tew explained that when Henry signed on with the Blues as a technical coach, he ceased to be an employee of the NZRU.
"We wouldn't have been comfortable under the contract we had with him, but he's a free agent and he can make his own calls," he said.
"We always envisaged he'd help prepare Argentina for this championship as part of the commitment we made to them coming into the (tournament).
"We wanted them to be able to put their best foot forward and we knew they had a bit of ground to make up."


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INDEX NEWS AROUND INDIAN COUNTRY 2 NEWS BRIEFS 3 COMMENTARY/EDITORIALS 4 CLASSIFIEDS 7 Chip, how could you? page 4 We need to work together to change the corrupt system at Leech Lake page 4 Next election will clearly define what direction our Band is going in page 5 Press-ON endorses Erma Vizenor page 4 Tribal Court Evaluation could be start of something good page 4 Red Lake Tribal Court evaluated VOICE OF THE PEOPLE By Bill Lawrence Man L. Pearson, Acting Judge of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe, visited the Red Lake Reservation early in April of this year. She performed an independent study of the Tribal Court System at the request of the Tribal Council. Ms. Pearson, a Native American, practiced law for ten years. She is a member of the Oregon, Idaho and Washington Bars. Her experience in tribal courts extends back to 1989 and includes work in both trial court and appellate court. She is the first law trained attorney to be appointed as Chief Judge for the Spokane Tribe. She occasionally teaches classes for tribal prosecutors and judges in the field of Domestic Violence. Her findings are presented in a fifty page document entitled Evaluation of the Red Lake Chippewa Tribal Court. The report is dated .\ lay 21,2004. ". Judge Pearson's contract stipulated that she meet with tribal judges, court staff, probation officers, police, tribal social services, community members and tribal council members. She was requested to evaluate die appropriateness and the process for case assignments, i.e. the qualifications of judges and/or their need for training; evaluate die adequacy of the filing systems, confidentiality issues, fines and safety of victims; evaluate the need for a tracking system; evaluate die court process for collecting its case histories; evaluate die need for court rules and procedures and whether die Court is meeting the needs of the community; evaluate the appropriateness of traditional punishments, including types of offenses and or civil claims; and comment on tribal code and procedures. Additionally, Judge Pearson chose to comment independently on Communication; Training; Drugs in die work place; Indian Civil Rights Act (ICRA) viola- lions; Ethics for Court Advocates and Judges and Separation of Powers. The report indicates that Tribal the Red Lake Court is seriously deficient in every aspect. To list (he major problems—there are too few judges, an unsatisfactory arrangement widi a judge also serving as court administrator, enormous case loads, back logs, inadequate record keeping, late filings, inadequate hacking and scheduling of cases, no Court Rules Procedures, no accounting of fine monies, inadequate space and budget. Facilities are lacking for court and jail. Salaries are below die amount available in jobs outside the Court. According to the study, Judges, court personnel, police are all in need of framing. Alarmingly (here is an enormous number (15-16,000) of police complaints Umied over to the prosecutor that have been unattended. ICRA violations exist as do viola- dons of The Violence Agains I Women Act. Victim safety is not adequately provided. There is no Court Room security. Sentencing individuals to the overcrowded and condemned jail "...advocates seemed to have inappropriate access to the judges." amounts to, in her words, cruel and unusual punishment and must be addressed immediately. A lore dian forty individuals were interviewed for the study. Among diem were present mid former judges, the prosecutor and Ms staff, five Tribal Council members and the Executive Director, the Directors of Self- governance and Social Services, members of die Police Department, two members of Probation and community members. Protecting the youth of die Red Lake Nation is.a strong dieme of the report. This is present in the form of abundant commentary on domestic violence, truancy issues and the drug and alcohol problems on die Reservation. The evaluator received extensive complaints about insensitive judges in domestic violence cases. Women were berated for repeatedly asking for protection orders and then dissolving diem or failing to appear to testify. She was told that police have threatened to "take you [the victim] in die next time you call." This action, if true, was labeled "reprehensible." Pearson said, 'Tins is caused by the failure of the judges [and police] to understand the dynam- "The Red Lake Nation is losing an entire generation of youth to lack of education." ics of domestic violence and results in die victim being revic- timized by the court." She suggests that each judge, the court staff, prosecutors, and police ad receive training in what she refers to as "the cycle of violence." She reports that she "found no understanding of The Violence Against Women Act by the Court personnel, the police, or even die prosecutor." The act protects women when they leave the Reservation and provides general protections under the law for victims of domestic violence. According to Pearson it is die only full faith and credit requirement imposed on states to recognize Indian Tribal Court orders. In die evaluator's view, training in die impact of the Act for court and police personnel is essential. The report further recommends extensive training for Court persomiel and police in "victimless prosecution,"a system that does not require die victim's testimony because the victim's life or the safety of her children is many times threatened in domestic violence cases if she is required to testify. Victim safety in not adequate. There is no safe location pro vided for victims of abuse or "...the prosecutor said there simply wasn't time to attend to truancy and could not give caseload figures." domestic violence. She recommends remedying this situation immediately. Police are not using a written protocol and she recommends they begin doing so, using the model proposed by the Women's COURT to page 6 Native voters make a difference again, in South Dakota Democrat fills Janklow seat due to strength on reservations By Jean Pagano' Democrat Stephanie Hersetii won a close election over Republican Larry Dicdrich in South Dakota in a special election to fill the House seat vacated by former Soudi Dakota Governor Bill Janklow. Janklow vacated his House seat in December after being convicted of manslaughter in the death of a motorcyclist last year. Thirty-three year-old Hersetii won die election with 51% of the vote over Diedrich. The special election was held to fill the remaining seven-months of Janklow's term. The two will meet again in the general election in November. Voter turnout was heavy in many of the comities. In Jones county, voter turnout was the highest at 74.1 %, whereas in predominantly Native Shannon Comity where die Pine Ridge Reservation is located, turnout was lowest at30.7%. With overall voting percentages at 56.4%, every vote counts when less than 3,000 votes separate the two candidates. In Bennett County, voter turnout was 62.1% percent, higher than the state average. Ziebach County had a turnout percentage of 44.3 while in Dewey County, 42.7% of die voters exercised their rights on Election Day. Corson County had a 40% voter turnout, followed by Todd County at 39%, and Shannon County 30.7%. Thus, in all but one of die predominandy Native counties, turnout percentages were below the statewide average of 56.4%. Although die actual number of voters in heavily Native counties was lower than in non-Native counties, in an election where 2% separates die winner from the loser, Native voters may have helped make the difference for Herseth. Those same voters surely have the potential to make a difference as tiiey did in the 2000 election, which pitted Democrat Tim Johnson against Republican John Thune. Large Native turnouts in predominandy Native counties contributed to Johnson's 524-vote margin. Since diat time, bodi Republicans and Democrats have been courting Native voters on the 9 reservations in Soudi Dakota hoping to capture Native interests for die upcoming November elections for not onlv U.S. Representative and Senator, but also for die presidency. Native voters account for approximately 9 percent of the state's registered voters. Herseth's campaign focused on a number of Native issues, namely sovereignty, education, making quality healtii care available to all Native people, finding solutions for Trust issues, and issues relating to Native American soldiers. Diedrich on the odier hand, was short on details as it relates to Native issues, other than a support for sovereignty and an opposition to die reorganization of die BIA. While last minute campaign appearances by Lynne Cheney and Laura Bush did not seem to be enough to propel Diedrich to victory, die small margin of victory wdl most likely give Diedrich hope for his November repeat witii Hersedi. And while the small percentage was enough to give Herseth the victory she desired, she may need to work harder at energizing more Native voters to tuni out for die November elections. VOTE June 8th for Pride, Honesty, Integrity & Honor Vf VOTE George Goggleye - Chairman Mick Fintl - District Representative 'it's time for us to take back our Tribal Government!" web page: www.press-on.net Native American We Support Equal Opportunity For All People A weekly publication. Copyright, Native American Press, 2004 Founded in 1988 Volume 16 Issue 50 June 4, 2004 AP Photo/Brainerd daily Dispatch, Steve Kohls Noel Kegg, 7, of Garrison, Minn, danced in a contemporary pow wow Monday, May 31, 2004, celebrating Memorial Day and honoring American Indian Veterans at the Mille Lacs Indian Museum and Trading Post located 12 miles north of Onamia, Minn. Kegg, a Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Junior Princess, performed the "fancy shawl" dance. Awaken The Spare Rib Within New BIA chief Dave Anderson uses $13,930 for staff development by Paul Demko CityPages Newsweek reports in its May 24 issue that the new Bureau of Indian Affairs chief Dave Anderson recently dispatched top staff members, at taxpayer expense, to a seminar being put on by self-help guru Tony Robbins in Chicago. Reborns is the ridiculously popular author of such moti-- vational tomes as Unlimited Power: The New Science of Personal Achievement and Awaken the Giant Within. The local barbecue magnate, a 51- year-old member of die Choctaw and Chippewa tribes, is also a longtime Robbins admirer. According to die BIA, 14 employees attended the four- day event at a cost of $995 per person. For those keeping score, that's $13,930 in public funds. How does the chronically mismanaged BIA justify this expense? "He just wanted to help the employees in his office create a more positive environment in working on hard issues and widi odier employees," says BIA spokeswoman Nedra Darling. "He thought that this would lend to diat very well." Darling further maintains diat other government agencies have sent their employees to Robbins's seminars, though she could not name one when asked. Apparently, along with unlimited power comes the ability to roll logs: Robbins just happens to have pemied a nice blurb for BIA to page 7 Biskupic: Potawatomi must pay or quit casino games By Todd Richmond Associated Press MADISON, Wis. - The Forest County Potawatomi must make dieir payments to die state or face die prospect of having their Las Vegas- style casino games shut down, a federal prosecutor said Friday. Hie slate Supreme Court ruled earlier this mondi the games ;ire unconstitutional in Wisconsin. The Potawatomi contend die games are legal GAMES to page 3 Upper Sioux gaining ground in western Minnesota prairie By Renee Ruble Associated Press GRANITE FALLS, Minn. - It takes only a few minutes to tour die new housing development on the Upper Sioux Indian Community. The circle of homes is a speck in the vast prairie. Children run and jump on shiny new playground equipment, bracing diemselves against gusts of wind diat rake die freshly plowed soybean fields. Helen Bluc-Rcdner, die band's chairwoman, drives slowly through die small neighborhood, pointing out details on die two- story homes, die new septic and water systems. She motions beyond, to die surrounding fields, where she hopes someday to see more homes, a store, roads. "It's not ours vet," she said of the land. "But it will be." The Upper Sioux are one of die smallest and poorest of Minnesota's 11 American Indian bands. They stniggle with dieir health; diey worry simultaneously about the effect of casino money on their kids and that casino revenues might dwindle someday. And diey' re grateful for die help that comes their way from dieir fellow Dakota bands. "All we're trying to do is make sure the Upper Sioux is here _ we have a future." said Tom Ross, a member of the tribal Board of Trustees. "There's no untangling us from the area now." Nearly all of the Upper Sioux's 414 members live widiin 15 miles of die community they PRAIRIE to page 6
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Bingo. Nicely put. This is not just dip issues, often it's design.
Communicating equipment don't need dip switches. You get how people didn't get calculators when you were on to computers, that's where hvac equipment is now. Equipment using dips is 1980s tech, communicating equipment is like an iPad.
Your '4 ton air handler' is likely set to 3-3.5 ton of airflow, 1200-1400 cfm. 4 ton will be set 200 cfm higher, so we can be fairly certain that's a bad idea. Be nice to know airflow, which can be backed into by knowing fan setting and measuring static. .5 is too high.
If you have a 1 gallon jug and 1.2 gallons of milk, you'll always be wasting milk. Ideally you have excess capacity in your jug. .3 static seems to be a number I associate with happy homeowners, very quiet systems, and surprisingly low bills.Which makes more sense to you?
CONSERVATION - turning your thermostat back and being uncomfortable. Maybe saving 5-10%
ENERGY EFFICIENCY - leaving your thermostat where everyone is comfortable. Saving 30-70%
DO THE NUMBERS! Step on a HOMESCALE.
What is comfort? Well, it AIN'T just TEMPERATURE!
Energy Obese? An audit is the next step - go to BPI.org, or RESNET, and find an auditor near you.
The FPL rep who did the duct test didn't leave me with any of the readings. She said there was leakage at each register and left me the $ rebate certificate for the repair work, along with a diagram of register locations that required sealing. So I don't have any cfm info on the registers, if indeed that's what she was measuring.
How would measuring cfm at each register with the existing equipment (3.5 ton single compressor) determine whether the ductwork could handle new, possibly 4 ton dual compressor?
How does one determine external static pressure (ESP)?
Bottom line question I asked earlier in this thread: Who the h*** does one call to have this type of testing done?
Huh? What's a bad idea? My thought was that measuring cfm is useless (a bad idea) in evaluating ductwork capacity for handling a new 4 ton dual compressor system because my 4 ton air handler is likely set to a lower cfm to match the condenser. Is that what you meant by bad idea?
Forgive me, but I can be a little dense at interpreting cryptic comments. lol
Fla Joy, here's the deal.
Different models are made for the wide variety of homes, environments, regions, and personal preferences.
With that said, there are better logical choices for your home, and there are other more satisfying choices.
Do we need designer clothes? No, but do you walk into an important meeting room with a Walmart suit on, sneakers and a baseball cap?
I have customers ask me daily, "how much money will the high end save me in utilities compared to the basic?"
I tell them the truth, technically if you go by SEER rating alone, you will never recoup the investment difference. However, as I stated earlier, there are different models to fit different needs. In certain cases, YES an XL20i can prove to be an excellent choice, and may even give you that redemption through your utility bills.
Your neighbors home may have different needs. For instance, maybe his kids are out of the house, and your children are at home all day with Mom. You may have pets which increase the need for filtration. He may have a gigantic heated fish tank. You may have a 70" plasma, he may not watch tv. He may have a simple 2 story, you have two story with a room over garage and sun room.
With that said, you need to look at your own situation, and the needs you want satisfied. For someone like yourself doing so much research, it's difficult to imagine you being happy with a standard builders grade unit.
You need to narrow your choice down to a single contractor. One that you trust is giving you the correct information. If you play the numbers game with several contractors, you're going to end up with what you pay for.
If you have a two story and want zoning, you would be silly not to install an XL20i. If you have a 1000sqft ranch you would be silly to install an XL20i. (certain exceptions excluded)
Why do many contractors dismiss ducting issues? It's simple, there is no money in duct work! I will prove this by asking you how much adding a full duct replacement should cost? (w/o $$ of course?) use a % increase of the cost of the simple unit changeout.
Lastly, if you think you're old Rheem is going to fail permanently at the perfect time, you are silly. Start saving money now. Otherwise you're paying your utility company, as you stress over this decision. Your stress will continue when it fails in the middle of winter when there are no rebates or incentives.Last edited by mgenius33; 08-12-2012 at 08:13 PM.
"The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing" Socrates
Blower door test doesn't tell you anything about air balance of system. Even a duct blaster won't tell you if your system is balanced.
Forgive me, but your reply made me laugh. I agree with everything you've said, except the thought that I would be stressed if it failed permanently in the middle of winter. The only time I might turn on the heat is if my son's family visits and spends the night. Otherwise, I enjoy the lower inside temps during the winter. About 15 years ago I lived in another home in central Florida and didn't even realize I had oil heat in the house.... I never ever thought to investigate turning on heat! I discovered there was actually a working oil furnace when I decided to move! Of course, I did feel a little stupid not knowing.
The biggest issue I'm having is deciding what WILL satisfy ME, as well as finding that totally trustworthy single contractor you spoke about. I'm actually not playing numbers games between the two contractors, I'm trying to decide which one is more trustworthy.
I plan on starting another thread to address a major difference between the two contractors that concerns me. I won't mention it here so the thread doesn't get "hijacked".
FORGET EACH ROOM!!!! You have a 3.5 ton system right now, it's working (moving air). Find out the TOTAL cfm the system is pushing RIGHT NOW and at what static pressure it's doing it at. THE TOTAL. If you are pushing 1000 at .8, you will never push 1400 at .05, .08 or .1
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So 'splain it to me, Lucy.
Is the point of the air balancing to find out the total cfm output of my existing system? I've read through this thread and that's how I'm interpreting the air balancing suggestion.
My question is, how does knowing whether my current 3.5 ton airflow totals 1200 or 1400 help me know if my ducts will handle the additional air flow from, for example, upgrading to a 4 ton dual compressor Trane XL20i with, for example, a max airflow of 1600?


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I am going back to the Ortho tomorrow and it is looking like I will need to get my 3rd cortisone injection in 3 months.
When I so the Ortho last week, he said I may need to have surgery and explained what the surgery entails i.e. slicing through the muscle to encourage the blood supply to the muscle to heal the micro-tears
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