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The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) is back, this time celebrating its 10th anniversary, April 10-15, at Arclight Hollywood cinemas. IFFLA showcases the best in Indian alternate cinema and focuses on cultivating a diverse international audience for Indian films.
Opening Night Film: CHITTAGONG
Opening night is the world premiere of Bedabrata Pain's drama CHITTAGONG and stars award-winning actor Manoj Bajpayee (PINJAR). The film is set against the backdrop of 1930's British-occupied Chittagong on the brink of a youth led revolution, and tells the story of 14-year-old Jhunka who comes of age as he is faced with the ultimate questions of sacrifice, love, and the quest for true freedom.
Closing night's festivities will begin with the screening of director Prashant Bhargava's richly woven award-winning drama PATANG. PATANG tells the story of Delhi businessman Jayesh and his daughter as they journey back to his childhood home in Ahmedabad for a family reunion during India's largest kite festival. Under the kaleidoscope of colorful kite-filled skies, a Pandora's box of family drama and past conflict is exposed. PATANG has become a festival favorite playing to sold-out audiences worldwide and is making its Los Angeles premiere at IFFLA.
Umesh Vinayak Kulkarni's THE TEMPLE (DEEOL)
Among the eight feature films screening will be India's 2011 official submission in the Oscar™ foreign language category, Salim Ahmed's poetic drama ABU, SON OF ADAM (ADAMINTE MAKAN ABU). US premieres include Rajan Khosa's critically acclaimed GATTU which won a special mention this year at the 62nd Berlinale for capturing the ironies, the complexities and the vitality of India, and Umesh Vinayak Kulkarni's inspirational satire THE TEMPLE (DEOOL).
Documentaries include the world premiere of Ruchika Muchhala and Faiza Khan's fascinating look into Indian society with THE GREAT INDIAN MARRIAGE BAZAAR and the US premiere of Raffaele Brunetti's MOTHER INDIA which intertwines four distinct stories about India's booming fertility industry.
Back by popular demand are two shorts programs consisting of 13 films, including the world premiere of Anirban Roy's AUDACITY (AASHPORDHA).
10th Anniversary Retrospective: LOINS OF PUNJAB PRESENTS
In honor of its 10th year, the festival is bringing back three of its past award winners as part of a 10th ANNIVERSARY RETROSPECTIVE. Throughout 2011 the festival asked the public to vote online for their favorite film from the past decade. The films that received the most votes and selected by the public to be screened in the retrospective are past Jury Award winners for Best Narrative Feature UDAAN (2011) and BLACK FRIDAY (2005) as well as Audience Choice Award winner for Best Feature LOINS OF PUNJAB PRESENTS (2008).
Bollywood by Night: AGENT VINOD
Also returning is the crowd pleasing BOLLYWOOD BY NIGHT sidebar which includes the highly anticipated AGENT VINOD directed by Sriram Raghavan and starring Bollywood superstars Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor and Abhinay Deo's DELHI BELLY produced by acclaimed Indian actor/director/producer Aamir Khan.
Source: Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles
The 10th Annual Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) runs April 10-15 at ArcLight Hollywood located at 6360 W. Sunset Blvd between Vine and Ivar. Festival and All Access passes may be purchased via the festival website.
Now in its 10th year, the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) is a nonprofit organization devoted to a greater appreciation of Indian cinema and culture by showcasing films, honoring entertainment industry business executives and promoting the diverse perspectives of the Indian diaspora. For more information: www.indianfilmfestival.org.


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Supply means more demand...then rationing
Dick Morris points out the obvious in his latest column:
"Here's a point that's no surprise except to the "reformers": People with insurance use more healthcare.
"President Barack Obama seeks to cover 50 million new people. Where are the extra doctors, nurses, and so on going to come from? Neither the administration nor anyone on the Hill has proposed anything to add to the supply of medical services even as they plan vastly to increase the demand. "
And of course, this will lead down the road to the "r" word that the Dems don't want to talk about...
The tax man cometh...
If you paid even remote attention to the 2008 presidential campaign, you know that the Bamster went out of his way to avoid being tagged with the big spending, big taxing liberal Democrat label, going so far as to promise - repeatedly - that there would be NO tax increaes on his watch for anyone making under $250,000. The problem is that the people who work for him keep letting the cat out of the bag...
This past Sunday, his chief White House economist, Larry Summers, when asked about the campaign promise, said: "It is never a good idea to absolutely rule things out no matter what". About the same time, one of his fellow Obama administration employees, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, was on ABC stating: "We have to bring these deficits down very dramatically. And that's going to require some very hard choices."
Wow, looks like "hopenchange" comes with an expiration date. And it's not as though we don't expect this to happen. Heck, just the math of the federal budget, deficit and debt make it a virtual certainty, (and the real money is down the tax scale, not up). Something's going to have to give. Either sacred cows in the budget have to get cut, or the taxpayers get "cut" a new one. And given who's running the shop in DC, which do you think will happen?
Strong opinions not favorable to Obama...
The latest Rasmussen poll has more bad news for The One. In this case, it's the opinions of people who "feel strongly", one way or another:
"The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Tuesday shows that 30% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as President. Thirty-seven percent (37%) Strongly Disapprove giving Obama a Presidential Approval
Which might explain a good bit of the "rush" to get a massive health care reform bill passed NOW...you know, before anyone can read it.

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Southpaws in spotlight as Yankees host Twins
It'll be Minnesota's Francisco Liriano vs. New York's CC Sabathia, and while preseason predictions might have listed this as a battle between two of the game's best southpaws, recent results haven't proven that out.
Liriano, for example, has lasted only nine total innings in two starts and has walked five batters while only striking out six and pitching to a 10.00 ERA. Coming off a year in which he was limited by injury to 24 starts and went 9-10 with a 5.09 ERA, it could be viewed as somewhat discouraging.
Twins manager Ron Gardenhire has picked up on that in Liriano's body language and would like it to change.
"He's just got to enjoy the game a little bit more when he's out there and have a little more fun, I think," Gardenhire said. "Right now it looks like he's pressing."
As for Sabathia, well, the former Cy Young Award winner had one word, at first, to describe his body of work so far in 2012, which includes two starts, two no-decisions and a 6.75 ERA.
"Bad," Sabathia said. "That's one of the things that I try to do, is make sure, whether it's good or bad, that I just move on and go to the next one."
Sabathia said he hasn't found anything mechanical to point to, and Yankees manager Joe Girardi said he's not paying too much attention to his ace's early struggles.
"I try not to think about it too much, to be honest," Girardi said. "As I've said, CC's notoriously been a slow starter. So any time CC struggles a little bit, people say, 'Uh-oh' in a sense. This guy has won 20, 20 and 19 for us, I believe. And two of the Aprils he had were not real good in that stretch.
"So yeah, I'm looking at CC as kind of going on as normal progression. And as it starts to get warmer, and we know he likes the heat, he really starts to pitch better."
Twins: Gardenhire admires Jeter ... when not facing him
Gardenhire was asked about Yankees shortstop and captain Derek Jeter on Monday, right before Jeter led off the Yankees' half of the first inning with a home run.
"You've got so many great players or professional players," Gardenhire said. "He tops the list. He's right at the top. He's always been the ultimate professional when it comes to playing this game and respecting it. You admire the guy. I heard talks last year that his range was this and that. Every time he plays us we never get a ball by him. He's what a baseball player should be. He goes out there and plays every day. I've admired him from afar for a long time, and now you tell us he's their hottest hitter. Thanks."
The Twins will give first baseman Justin Morneau a day off Tuesday because Morneau has struggled against Sabathia in the past.
"Morneau isn't going to play vs. Sabathia," Gardenhire said. "Give him a break. He's played every game, every inning."
Outfielder Josh Willingham has hit safely in each of the Twins' 10 games this season, going 14-for-36 (.389). The last Twins player to record a hit in each of the first 10 games of a season was Jacque Jones, who started the 2002 season by hitting in 11 straight. Hall of Famer Kirby Puckett owns the Twins record, hitting safely in each of the Twins' first 15 games in 1994.
Yankees: Milestones within reach
Jeter tied Charlie Gehringer (1,775) for 19th place on Major League Baseball's all-time runs scored list on Monday night. Third baseman Alex Rodriguez also scored a run to tie Frank Robinson (1,830) for 13th place on MLB's all-time list.
Rodriguez, who is tied for fifth place with Ken Griffey Jr. on the all-time MLB home run list with 630, needs two homers to tie Bernie Williams (287) for sixth place for homers as a Yankee.
Reliever David Robertson has pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings this season, recording seven of his 16 outs via strikeout. He owns a career ratio of 12.02 strikeouts per nine innings pitched (277 strikeouts in 207 1/3 innings), which is the best among all active pitchers with a minimum of 200 career innings pitched.
Worth noting
Twins catcher Joe Mauer enters Tuesday's game with a career batting average of .357 (15-for-42) with three home runs, nine RBIs and 10 walks in 11 career regular-season games in the new Yankee Stadium.
Sabathia is undefeated in his last nine regular-season and postseason starts against Minnesota, and is 8-0 with a 1.72 ERA in that span.


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Friday, June 3rd ~ 11am – 12pm
Oldest House Kitchen Garden Tour
Take a tour of the replicated 17th century kitchen held at the Oldest House on Sunset Hill. You will learn about the plants grown and how they were used in Colonial times. Free to NHA members and $6 for Historic Sites Pass. For more information, visit http://www.nha.org/sites/oldesthouse.html.
Friday, June 3rd 6pm – 8pm
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Opening Reception: Ballot voting by the public will determine the People's Choice Award winners for 2011.
Friday, June 3rd ~ 9:30am, Saturday, June 4th ~ 9:30am & 1:30pm & Sunday, June 5th 9:30am & 1:30pm
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Saturday, June 4th ~ 8am
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Jess Clemons music has been featured on several compilations, including MVY Radio's Fresh Produce Volume 5 and she won the 2008 Burlington Acoustic Singer/Songwriter Contest and placed 2nd in the Flat Rock Musical Festival's Songwriter Contest. Jess will be performing at the Nantucket Atheneum at 1 India Street and the concert is free.
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Bids Wanted The town board'of the town of Granite, Morrison county, Minn., will meet on the 12 day of August, at one o'lock p.m., at the place (if Prank Steger, in said town, for the purpose of receiving sealed bids for the construction of a steel bridge between Section 20 and 2', township 41, range 2'), substruction (abutments) and superstructure isolated. Plans and specifications can be seen at mv office. The right reserved to reject any and all bids. Otto Hoffman, l>-3 town clerk. We are pleased to publish below a letter from Bowen Rathbun of Columbus, Mont. The'samples of ears of wheat he steaks of can be seen at Hubert Bares' hotel. Julv 22, 19L1. Mr. E. H. Kerkhoff, Sir: I will drop you a few lines to let you know that we are all well and hope that you are all the same. We haveall taken claims here. We have one-half section apiece that point or come together and all have good water on it. They all have from 15 to 40 acres apiece improved. Altogether we have 1600 acres of land. To improve land here it takes four horses to break with a 14 inch plow and have to disk it twice and harrow it twice as soon as broken. So you see that there is a lot of work to it. I sent vou a sample of wheat that was raised bv drv farming this vear. Crops are good here. Living is high. I will have to stop for this time as Joe, Al., and Geo-ge are going to town to take the cars tog) to play ball tomorrow. I shall send you some papers. We get all the news from atound Pierz in your paper. We have not seen anv sand since we left Minnesota. There is no such land here. There is a big em migrant move here this summer.Homestead land is almost a thing of the past here. B.Rathbun. COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD MEETING Treasurers Report read.Showing $15.16 in Treasury—F.X.Virnigto Confer With N.P.About Freight Rates. The Pierz Commercial Club held a meeting in the village hall Monday evening;, which was well attended. The meeting was called to order by Pres* ident F. X. Virnig and proceedings of previous meeting were read by the Secretary and accepted. Motion was made and carried that the report of the treasurer showing a balance of $15.16 be accepted. Motion made and carried that treasurer's report be published. Motion made and carried that Committee on sports arrange a contest for next Market Day. Motion carried that Secretary notify J. B Hartmann that hereafter club will allow only $3-00 for services as auctioneer on Market Day. A motion carried that)1' X.Virnig see the business men ofthe villagein regard to shipping freight over the N. P. R R, and also to confer with N. P. Agent at Little Kails to learn what inducements his Company will offer to have freight shipped over their line. C. E. Gravel, Secy. CREAMERY TO BE MEETING OF BOARD BUILT BY FARMERS OF EQUALIZATION Will by Located onCarl Kapsners Land Near Christ Virnigs's House At a well attended meeting last Satureay evening iu Hart- mann's hall, our farmers decided to build a Farmer's Cooperative Creamery. The location selected for the building is just northeast of Christ. Virnig's house, where Carl Kapsner donated an acre of ground for the purpose. As a site for a creamery this place is ideal; it is about centrallv located in our cream producing area, and the slope towards the east insures perfect drainage into the river bed. At a meeting to be held some time during next month, plans for buildingand other matters of importance will be discussed. In the meantime a few of our energetic dairvmen are soliciting subscriptions for shares. Was Held Tuesday July 18—AM Members were Present—In Session Two day* PLENTY OF Rye and Barley Give Good Yield R\e has been threshed at several places. John Prei meshefger* threshed 116 bush- vis f on, six acres, which is over 19 bus >els to the acre. Piter Tntler threshed rye bv the load last -week which all aVerajred well. The average is estimated at. IS bushels Carl B'imert had a load fit barley threshed and got 28 bushels, He had several a Cpes in barley and estimates the yield at 18 bushels per acre. Thirty Years Together. Thirtv years of association ■—think of it. How the merit fjF a good thing stands out in that time—or ihe worthless- ness of a bad one. . So there's no guesswork in this evidence of Thos. Ariss, Concord,Mich, who writes; "I have usedDr. King^'s New Discovery for 30 years, and its the best cough! and cold cure I ever used."' Once it finds entrance in aj home vou can't pry it out. Many families have used it fortv years. It's the most infallible throat and lung medicine on earth. Unequaled for lagrippe, asthma, ha} -fever, j croup, quinsy or sore lungs.; Price 5oc, SBl.oo. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by E. L. 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A King Who Left Home set the world to talking, but Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y., savs he alwavs KEEPS AT HOWE the King of all Laxatives—Dr. King's New- Life Pills—and that they're a blessing to all his family. Cure constipation; headache, indigestion, dvspepsia. Onlv 25c at E. L. Kaliher. Mrs. Jaeger of Little Falls is in Lastrup visiting her daughters, Mrs. Jos. Blake and Miss Jaeger. flarket Day Will be held in lower town= For summer diarrhoea in children alwavs give Chamberlain'", (olio, Cholera »nd liiar- rhoea Remedy, ami castor oil, and a speedy cure is certain. For sate by all dealers. Marc h 16 " 29 April 2 ' 4 May 3 t t o J June 4 *7 / Sept. 28 Oct. 3 Nov. 15 i i 20 Jan. 27 1911 June 16 " 19 i 4 19 i 9 23 July 3 7 , , 18 June 16 TREASURER'S REPORT CASH RECEIVED Cash on hand ... . S 27.00 Cash received, upper town 13.50 lower " ......... 17.00 H. C. Bailey, assessment .50 Cash received,upper town .. 12.50 " " lower town 15.50 " 17.50 upper " 12.50 lower " 13.00 upper " 11.00 ,i it >i i. (\ 9c •' " lower town 10.00 C. E. Gravel 10.00 E. L. Kaliher 14. J. Blake 19. F. X. Virnig 23.10 C. rC. Gravel 64. E. L. Kaliher 11. F. X. Virnhr 1. Village ot Pierz 25. Mever Bros., dues 1. E. Kaliher, dues 1. F. X. Virnig, dues 1. $329.35 CASH PAID OUT P. A. Hartmann, bill $ 17.00 H. C. Bailey, bill 10.30 Tim Perry, auctioneer 11.00 P. A. Hartmann,bill 3.00 H. C. Bailey, bill 7.10 P. A. Hartmann, bill 18.25 F. X. Virnig, bill 1.50 H. C. Bailey, bill 7.10 J. Banack 1.50 A. Sitzmann, bill 1.50 H.C. Bailey, bill 15.60 P. A. Hartmann, bill 3.50 Tim Perry 10-75 P. A. Hartmann 6-00 J. Blake, bill 1-50 J. B. Hartmann 12.00 do 300 do 3.00 do 3.00 do 5.00 Tug- of War - 4.00 J. B Hartmann .._" L 5.00 Frank Faust, base ball park 10.00 Frank Faust, hall rent 3.00 E. H. Kerkhoff, Tug of War 4.00 Meyer Bros. . - 3.HO J B Hartmann 5 00 E H Kerkhoff, tug of war $4, foot race $1.50 . 5 50 4th of July sports L 82.25 Pierz Journal, advertising 10.00 Band 26.00 F X Virnig, tire works 64-24 March 16 March 26 April -) April 4 April 4 May 18 May 18 May 18 May 18 June 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 10 June 4 Oct. 3 Dec. 7 Dec. 28 Jan.\ 19 Feb. 6 March 8 April 6 May 6 May 8 May 10 May 10 June 3 June 8 June 21 July 1 July 4 July 4 July 1 July 4 July 24 Saturday August 5 A purse of $5 will be given for the best pulling team ■ 9* *. To^al $314.19 Balance on hand 15.16 Total ----- $329.35 The board of countv commissioners Inet in the offi< the countv auditor as a board of equalization, all member a being present. A motion was made and carried tiiat F. II. Lakin act as chairman of the board and B. V. McNairy as secretarv. Board then proceeded to equalize personal propertv in Morrison county. OKe-YEAr Old Hoksks Pulaski raised 10 per cent. Two-Year-Old Horses Agram raised 10 per cent, Pulaski 10, Richardson 100. Two-Year-Old Cattle Leigh reduced 10 per cent. Hogs Buh raised 50 per cent. Wagons,Sleighs, Etc.. Agram raised 40 per cent, Buckman 120, Buh 120, Granite 300, Hillman 100,Lakin 70, Mt Morris 20,Pierz 75, Platte 70, Puliski 75. Richardson 75 Sewing Machines Agram raised 10 percent Buckman 150, Buh 33H, Granite 10, Lakin reduced 10 per cent, Mt. Morris raised 7o, per cent, Morrill 15o, Pierz I 7\ Platte 25, Pulaski 25, j Richardson 75. Watches and Clocks Agram raised 100 per cent, Buckman 100, Buh 100, Granite 100, Lakin 100, Mt. Morris 100, Morrill 100, Platte 100, Pulaski 1<)0. Meloijeons and Organs Agram raised 40 per cent Buckman 70 percent,Lakin200 per cent, Leigh 40, Mt. Morris 100, Morrill 40, Pierz 40, Platte 40. Richardson 25. Household Gooes Agram raised 70 per cent Buckman 180, Buh 50, Gran ite 200, Hillman 200, Lakin 50, Leigh 25, Mt. Morris 150, Morrill, 10, Pierz 80, Platte 300, Pulaski 100, Richardson 100. Agricultural Tools Agram raised 25 per cert Granite 150, Hillman 200, Leigh 200, Mt. Morris 200, Morrill SO, Platte, 200, Pulaski, 2orRichardson 2C0. Goods and Merchandise Buckman raised 50 percent Motion made and carried that creameries in Morrison Countv be assessed as follows: Motlev $40o Granite 400 Pierz 600 Swanville 600 Belle Prairie 600 Russel, Buckman 300 Randall 600 Upsala 600 Beaver Dam, citv 600 Frank Moore, citv 500 Clover Leaf, Elm"Dale.. 500 J. Schmolke 450 Notice! The lucky finders of my baloons, each of which contained a certificate good for $1.00 in trade at my stOre,are: First baloon, Thos.Kobilka. Second baloon, Jos.Hoheisel Third baloon, Frank Pryzi- billa. Stanley Jankowski. Bids Wanted For an addition- to the school house in district 55. Said addition to be 8x20 and 12 feet high, to be finished on or befofe Oct. 1, 1911, For particulars inquire of any member of the school board. 5 P. J. Gau, Clerk. Simple Mixture Used lit Pierz. Many in Pierz are now using the simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture known as Adler-i-ka, the new German Appendicitis remedy. A SINGLE DOSE relieves constipation, sour stomach or gas on the stomach almost INSTANTLY. This simple mixture antisepti- cizes the digestive organs and draws off the impurities and people are surprised how QUICKLY it helps. E. L. Kab her, druggist Warning The Rural Carriers call their patrons' attention to a law which providesthatletters put into the wrong box must not be opened. Such letters must be left in or returned to the box aS soon as possible. Violations of the above law are punishable by a heavy fine. John Dombovy is on the sick list. GAJHE_ WARDENS tadrer. Win Find tbciattlvCI lr» Against Serious PropQfiiliofl riiis Vear II is mtv evidenl K.v- ecuiivp Agent Rider of the state gahif and fish commission is to take strenuous methods this year to capture the poachers. It is uhdersidod that one of the methods employed this vear is to transfer game wardens from one countv to another. In this wav those who have been in the habit of shooting chickens out of season will be Up against the proposition of dodging a game warden whom tlu-v d»i not know personallv. It is \t*f lieved that at least two deputy game wardens entered Mni- rison conntv this week from some adjoining coulitv and will work for several days. The local game warden, whose name has not been made public, will work in other localities than in Morrison.- Trai.- script. An t%% Within an Ejtf. John Stuckmeyer of Boh, last week, found in his hencoop, an t'i;^ of unusually larg- - which, upon breaking was found to contain within its shell another egg of normal size. lie tween the shell of the normal e^a and the outer shell was a layer of albumen or st.railed "white of an vga.'' Now cotnes- the report from a farmer near Morristown, Mini.:', who claims to have fourld an egg precisely the satne its that laid by Mr. Stuckmeyefs hen. The eftpleta' tion for this remarkable colnci dence is found In the saying that "'great riiinds travel _fl tin! same channel."' The prodigious development; of these albuminoid ovoids is undoubtedly due to some psychic influence of telepathic subtlety acting simultaneously upon the susceptible minds of their1 maternal ancestors. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and complete ly derange the whole system when entering it thru the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good ydu can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. 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Title | The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1911-07-27 |
Succeeding Titles | Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal |
Edition | Volume 3, Number 6 |
Date of Creation | 1911-07-27 |
Publishing Agency | F.L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | Communication |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
Formal Subject Headings |
Advertising -- Newspapers American newspapers Community newspapers |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Banner-Journal |
Minnesota City or Township | Pierz |
Minnesota County | Morrison |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Morrison County Historical Society, 2151 S. Lindbergh Dr. P.O. Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345 |
Rights Management | Use of these images is governed by U.S. and international copyright law. Please contact the Morrison County Historical Society for further information, PO Box 239, Little Falls, MN 56345. |
Local Identifier | 2011.66.3 |
LCCN | sn 89064511 |
OCLC Control Number | 1641163 |
Fiscal Sponsor | Funding provided to the Minnesota Digital Library through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, a component of the Minnesota Clean Water, Land and Legacy constitutional amendment, ratified by Minnesota voters in 2008. |
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Interface Summary | |
IAT91_AIC | The interface to the AT91 Interrupt Controller. |
IAT91_PIO | Interface to the AT91 Parallel I/O Controller. |
IAT91_PowerManager | Interface to the AT91 power manager for the Sun SPOT, allowing peripheral power consumption to be controlled by switching the peripheral clocks on or off. |
IAT91_TC | Interface to an AT91 Timer Counter. |
IBattery | |
IDeepSleepListener | Implemented by classes wanting a call back when the SPOT wakes up from deep sleep. |
IDriver | Interface for all device drivers participating in the deep sleep setUp/tearDown process controlled by the DriverRegistry. |
IDriverLookup | Deprecated. never used |
IDriverRegistry | |
IEventHandler | |
IFiqInterruptDaemon | |
IFlashMemoryDevice | Interface to flash memory devices on the main Spot board and external boards. |
II2C | Interface for communicating with devices using the I2C protocol. |
ILed | Deprecated. Use ILed instead |
ILTC3455 | Interface to LTC3455 power control chip on the Spot. |
IMultipleHopConnection | Connections that implement IMultipleHopConnection support adjustment of the
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IPowerController | |
IRadioControl | |
ISecuredSiliconArea | |
ISerial | Interface for Serial devices |
ISleepManager | Interface to the low power sleep manager for the Sun SPOT |
ISpiMaster | Interface to the SPI master controller. |
ISpot | The interface to the root object of the Spot base library. |
ISpotPins | Interface to provide PIOPin objects representing pins assigned to various external functions on the Spot board. |
ITimeoutableConnection | This interface represents any Connection between a pair of Spots that can timeout on receiving data. |
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MN Indian Gaming Assoc. President Myron Ellis serves sentence at Leavenworth By Bill Lawrence Myron Ellis. Leech Lake Tribal Councilmember and president of the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association, began sening his 90-day prison sentence April 12 at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas. Ellis was convicted of misapplying funds ofthe Leech Lake Band of Chippewa Indians. He plead guilty to accepting $13,345 in kickbacks from Minnesota Senator Harold "Skip" Finn, also a member ofthe Leech Lake band and the band's attornev. Finn illegally obtained the money he paid Ellis by fraudulently billing the Leech Lake band through his insurance company Resenation Risk Management, Inc. (RRMI). Finn pleaded guilty" to a similar misdemeanor charge but changed his plea at his sentencing hearing in March when it became apparent U.S. District Judge Rosenbaum was going to sentence him to jail time. Now Finn faces felony charges. In addition to the 90 day sentence, Judge Rosenbaum also required Ellis to pay restitution ofthe $13,345 of misapplied funds, a $5,000 fine and placed him on 1 year supenised pro bation after completion of his sentence. Ellis made a March appearance before Judge Rosenbaum as well. At that time the judge recommended that Ellis sene his 90-days at the Federal Medical Center Prison in Rochester, Minnesota. However, the decision to incarcerate Ellis at Leavenworth was made by the U.S. Bureau of Prisons regional office in Kansas City, MO. According to George Hart at the Bureau's district office in Minneapolis, MN, the bureau took into consideration Ellis' medical problems as well as space available in placing him at Leavenworth. Myron Ellis serving sentence at Leavenworth/ pg 1 Art critics abound in the Big Apple/ pg 5 Hopi's vote down gaming/ pg 1 Bug School recognizes excellence/ pg 8 MAPP seeks support from 'Bud Grant group'/ pg 1 Voice of the Anishinabek (The People) 1 Ellis sentenced to 30 days and $1,280 in fines and court costs for 3rd DWI in ten years In a related matter, the PRESS just learned that Ellis pleaded guilty on March 24, 1995, and was sentenced on April 10, 1995, for his 3rd DWI in 10 years. According to Cass County" court documents, Ellis' plea agreement indicates that counts one through three for the three DWI separate violations, driving over the centerline and driver allowing open bottle, were dropped. The sentence stems from an incident which occurred in the city of Walker, MN on April 8,1994. The six charges against Ellis were subsequently filed on April 27, 1994. In pleading guilty to his 3rd DWI in 10 years, Cass Countyjudge Haas sentenced Ellis to 1 year in jail and a $3,000 fine, but stayed all but 30 days of the sentence, which is to be sened concurrent with his federal time and stayed $2,000 of his fine. This means no additional jail time and only one third of the maximum money fine for the six charges. Judge Haas also placed Ellis on supenised probation and required him to undertake CD evaluation and follow the recommendations. In addition to the $1,000 fine Ellis received he was also required to pay $280 in court costs and law library fees. The Fifty Cents Ojibwvi News We Support Equal Opportunity For All People MAPP seeks support from 'Bud Grant group' Founded in 1988 Volume E Issue 42 April 14, 1995 1 By Gary Blair The Mille Lacs Anishinabe People's Parry7 (MAPP) has rescheduled another protest for 9:A.M., Monday, April 17, at the headquarters of Hubbard Broadcasting in St. Paul, Minnesota. Last Monday the event was canceled due to the cold weather. Regarding this Monday's protest, the following press release has been issued. From: Vincent Hill, Chairman of Mapp, Inc., P.O. Box 7282, Mpls., MN 55407. Residence telephone (612) 722-6546. MAPP, Inc., The Mille Lacs Anishinabe People's Part>7, AKA, The Mille Lacs Anishinabe People's Discussion Forum, will be conducting its second protest demonstration against the KSTP/ Hubbard Broadcasting Headquarters in St. Paul on Monday morning, April 17, 1995; between 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Hubbard Radio Broadcasting publicly insulted and demeaned American Indian people on 1-25-95, which resulted in advertising revenue boycotting of Hubbard Broadcasting by Minnesota Indian gambling casinos. To recoup thousands of dollars of valuable advertising money losses, Stanley Hubbard and his daughter, Ginny Morris, are currently proposing a suspicious peace treaty with Marge Anderson, Chairman of the Mille Lacs Ojibwe tribal council. MAPP opposes this "Hubbard- Anderson peace treaty" based on the following: 1) The MN Indian gambling casinos in and of themselves do not represent the best interests of, nor are they cross-sectionally representative of, tribal enrollees residing on and near reservations and in urban MAPP cont'd on pg 3 A weekly publication. Copyright, The Ojibwe Mews, 1995 Word from White Earth By Gary Blair According to federal investigators in Minneapolis, the government's recent probe of voting fraud on the White Earth resen'ation is now completed and has been submitted for probable charges. In addition, the investigation into construction fraud involving the building of the Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen is near- ing completion as well. Nearly two years ago the PRESS carried its first story on the government's probe into corruption on the northwestern Minnesota reservation. Early reports indicated federal authorities were looking into the tribal council's involvement in income tax evasion, bid-rigging, kick-backs and other illegal schemes. Gordon Construction, Inc., the general contractor who built the resenation's multi-million dollar casino, has been named in that investigation The construction company is owned by Harold "Butch" Gordon who is a resenation member. Previously, the PRESS reported that federal indictments were scheduled to be sened at White Earth this month. However, since Minnesota Senator Harold "Skip" Finn, a Leech Lake enrollee, withdrew his guilty plea to federal misdemeanor charges in early January, reports say prosecutors have postponed those indictments. Finn is expected to be recharged with a felony for his involvement in a phony insurance scam that cost the Leech Lake people millions of dollars. The White Earth resenation has been the focus of numerous news reports in past months. Recently the PRESS reported that a "child pornography ring" could be operating on the resenation after a youth advocate announced the discovery of a video tape involving people she knew. Additionally, reports that prostitutes are active at the casino have become Word cont'd on pg 3 .The sugar bush camps, like this one on Leech Lake Reservation, are nearing the end of the season in the northland. Snow and ice have hindered some collecting and processing but reports indicate a good year. Minnesota fights Indian-sponsored lottery Ho-Chunk Nation president critical of study on Indian gambling BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. (AP) _ A study of Indian-run gambling in Wisconsin is flawed and incomplete, the president ofthe Ho-Chunk Nation Indian tribe contends. Tribal president JoAnn Jones said a study that said overall state economic gains of $326.7 million from the 17 Indian casinos are reduced substantially when the social costs of compulsive gambling are included is "counter to every other study we are aware of on casino gambling." Jones said the study for the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute "apparently fails to take into account the tax benefits and reductions in welfare spending attributable to Indian gaming." She said Ho-Chunk research shows that Indian gaming will benefit state taxpayers by more than $150 million this year. "The savings come from reductions in Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) and Relief to Needy Indian Persons," she said Monday. "Increased income and UC (unemployment compensation) taxes from casino employees and suppliers, and increased sales and gas taxes collected from customers, also benefit taxpayers." Tribe's vote rejects casino at Winslow Washington, D.C. (AP) _ Minnesota is one of four states pressuring telephone companies not to carry calls to the 800 number of nationwide Indian-run lottery to protect their own gambling revenues. Announced last month by the Coeur d'Alene tribe of Idaho, the National Indian Lottery is designed to be played with a telephone call and a credit card. The four states, which have state- run lotteries, say the Indian lottery is illegal under state and federal laws. AT&T has notified the attorneys general of Minnesota and Connecticut that it won't provide a toll-free phone network for the lottery. Florida and Rhode Island also asked long-distance companies not to sene the lottery. AT&T and MCI have been negotiating with the tribe to provide the 800 senice. "We agree that there are some questions about the legality of this," AT&T spokesman Mike Lordi said Tuesday. "I presume we would work with any attorney general who asked us not to provide service." MCI had no comment. In a letter to the tribe last week, Sprint said it was "not interested in providing service" for the lottery. Leaders ofthe 1,300-member tribe said the game would be offered in the 36 states, plus the District of Columbia, that have lotteries. Tickets would be sold by phone or mail for a minimum purchase of $5; orders would be confirmed by mailgrams. The lottery is set to start this fall. "We're not going to blink. We're not going to go away. We think for the most part the phone companies are going to hang in with us," said David Matheson, general manager of the tribe's gambling operations. Matheson accused the states of "economic racism." States do not stop residents from using the telephone to gamble on lotteries in foreign countries or through off-track betting operations in the United States, he said. The tribe has offered to share some of the proceeds with all 50 states and with Indian tribes that don't have gambling operations. State officials contend the lottery would break state laws against betting with credit cards and telephones and violate a federal law against interstate transmission of gambling information. The National Association of Attorneys General recently passed a resolution declaring the lottery illegal and urging the Justice Department and National Indian Gaming Commission to block its operation. The Justice Department had no comment Tuesday. "The bottom line goal is to see that the lottery in the present form does not go into operation," said Minnesota's attorney general, Hubert Humphrey II. Lotteries generate nearly $10 billion instate revenuesannually. Minnesota's lottery turns back $80 million to the state. Connecticut estimates that a national lottery would cut its state lottery sales by 25 percent, or $50 million. KYKOTSMOVI, Ariz. (AP) _ The Hopis have survived for thousands of years without gambling and should continue to do so, their leader said after Hopi voters rejected a casino gambling proposal. "It was a loud and clear message that culture is more important and more valuable than the money," said tribal Chairman Ferrell Secakuku. The final tally released this morning showed a casino proposal losing, 986 votes to 714. Turnout was unusually high as residents of the resenation 190 miles northeast ofPhoenix voted on whether to authorize their government to negotiate a gambling compact with the state of Arizona. More than 6,000 members ofthe 10,000-memberHopi tribe were eligible to vote. For comparison, about 800 voters cast ballots in December 1993 when the Hopis updated their constitution. Tuesday's turnout was about twice that. The Tribal Council authorized the referendum after gaming companies inquired as to the tribe's potential interest in casino gambling operations like those many other tribes have embraced. Secakuku approved ofthe vote but opposed turning to gambling. "I believe the gaming (issue) is over," he said Tuesday after votes were tabulated. "We have survived thousands of years in a harsh land. Hopefully, we're here to stay another thousand years." Secakuku said the tribe, which still needs revenue andjobs, now will look to its taxing authority, pointing out that a tax code already is under development. And the tribe will take a new look at its Winslow industrial park for other possible use. The tribe estimated the casino _ which under state law could have up to 900 slot machines _ could have brought $15 million in annual revenues while creating up to 600 Rejects cont'd on pg 3 Casino revenue seen as totaling $605 million a year Parents vote to keep "Squaw1 in school name SQUAW LAKE, Minn. (AP) _ White and Indian parents have ovenvhelmingly rejected a proposal to change the name of Squaw Lake School in northern Minnesota. The Parent Teacher Council voted 26-2 Thursday night to keep the name of the elementary school in Squaw Lake, a town of about 140 people on the Leech Lake Indian Resenation. Teenagers Angie Losh and Dawn Litzau have campaigned to eliminate the term, "squaw," from all geographic names in the state. They say it is derogatory reference to American Indians and a French corruption of the Iroquois word for vagina. About half a dozen lakes in Minnesota are named "squaw." The Cass County Board agreed to change the name ofthe unincorporated area where Losh lives from Squaw Point to Oak Point. The community is on Leech Lake, north of Walker. A bill that would delete all such geographic references in Minnesota by mid-1996 passed unanimously in the state Senate and is awaiting action on the House floor. Principal Margaret Kilpela said white and Indian parents both expressed the view that the term was offensive only when used in a derogatory manner. The parents' vote will be relayed.to the school board, which has the ultimate authority to make a name change, Kilpela said. MILWAUKEE (AP) _ Wisconsin's 17 tribal casinos likely generate total gross revenue of about $605 million a year, and most of the wagering is done by lower-income people and retirees, a study has found. The study, prepared for release Monday, was done for the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute, a consenative think tank, by Professors William Thompson and Ricardo Gazel ofthe University of Nevada at Las Vegas and Dan Rickman of Georgia Southern University. A survey of casino patrons found more than one-third of respondents were retired, nearly 80 percent were Wisconsin residents, the average total wager per visit was $101 and the average loss per visit was $50. "The average person inteniewed had a household income between $20,000 and $30,000 per year. More than one-fourth had incomes below $20,000, with 10 percent below $10,000," the study said. "Only one in eight had incomes above $60,000." The report said that, based on survey results and assumptions built on gambling experiences elsewhere, the researchers concluded the 17 casinos had likely total gaming revenue of $605.4 million, plus another $60.5 million in non-gaming revenue. Information for the report was obtained in inteniews last year with a total of 697 patrons of Potawatomi casinos in Milwaukee and Carter, the Ho-Chunk casino at Baraboo, and the Oneida casino near Green Bay. Researchers also used car counts in casino parking lots to gather data on home states of the players. The report concludes that economic gains for local areas should be interpreted in determining future state policy on casino gambling, "with casinos as being transfer payments from the rest of the state and out-of- state patrons." "The economic gains have assisted inachievingvery positive community- growth projects, and they may continue to do so," it said. "However, the gains also must be seen largely as being the result of gambling activity by lower-income persons and retirees." The institute described Thompson as the nation's leading expert on casino gambling. Gazel is a UNLV assistant professor of economics, and Rickman, a professor of economics, is a specialist in statistical modeling. Inouye urges Native Americans to fight for rights group's annual conference that is after his speech. "Well, they've been being held in Waikiki this week. waiting for over a century now for the Inouye, who is Vice Chairman of promises to be kept, I think it's about HONOLULU (AP) _ It's high time all Americans understand the laws of the land had been violated and that American Indians have paid their dues, said Sen. Daniel Inouye in a speech on Monday to the National Indian Housing Council. His comments came during the the Indian Affairs Committee, urged native Americans to take a stand. "They were promised security, they were promised housing, health care and education," Inouye told reporters time. Inouye also urged the council to tour Hawaiian homelands, so they could better understand the ongoing problem.
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Title | The Ojibwe News (Bemidji, Minnesota), 1995-04-14 |
Edition | Volume 6, Issue 42 |
Date of Creation | 1995-04-14 |
Publishing Agency | Native American Press Company (Bemidji, Minnesota) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | American Indians |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
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Ojibwa Indians Community newspapers Indians of North America -- Newspapers |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | American Indians; Native Americans; Ojibway; Ojibwe |
Minnesota City or Township | Bemidji |
Minnesota County | Beltrami |
State or Province | Minnesota |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Bemidji State University, 1500 Birchmont Drive NE, Bemidji, Minnesota 56601-2699 |
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Local Identifier | bdj_1995 |
LCCN | sn 00062026 |
OCLC Control Number | 30065805 |
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New Year's Eve plans announced for First Night Pittsburgh
Ball will rise over downtown for 2013
The traditional raising of the "Future of Pittsburgh ball" will close the book on 2012 when the city ushers in a new year with First Night Pittsburgh 2013.
A concert by The Dirty Dozen Brass Band on Penn Avenue will be the featured attraction at the annual downtown New Year's Eve celebration on Dec. 31.
The schedule of events was posted at FirstNightpgh.org on Tuesday. There will be plenty of street shows -- including dance, music, theater, comedy, art, magic and hands-on activities for children.
During the countdown to midnight, the ball will rise atop the Highmark mast on Penn Avenue Place, followed by a grand finale fireworks show.
The night starts with an early bang -- a children's fireworks display for families who can't stay until midnight.
Pittsburgh police will announce road closures in the days leading up to First Night. (Check back on this page later for updates.)
Whatever your plans are, authorities encourage party-goers to travel safely. Public transit riders can go to www.portauthority.org for Port Authority bus routes and schedules.
If you want a taxi cab or a limousine, here are a few options in the Pittsburgh area:
Yellow Cab - 412-321-8100 or pghtrans.com
Classy Cab - 412-322-5080 or classycab.com
City Cab - Hail one on the street (serving Downtown to Mt. Washington, North Side, Oakland, South Side, Strip District, Uptown, West End)
Checker Cab - 412-231-1705
Taxi stands - Map of downtown locations
Regency Transportation - 412-321-6800 or regencytransportation.com
Elite Coach Transportation - 412-281-1111 or elite-corporation.com
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