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I don't know about that... and for the record I would rather deal with SS than the leadership bomb junk they have.
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You're right TBO. Dear lord.. The difference between raising the cost of Flamers to 40pts, or raising their cost by 20% is not big at all. Either way, it comes down to opinion and guesswork in the end. I've actually encounted players who don't rate Flamers too highly at all. Not saying such players are more or less right compared to those that concider them completely broken. Now I've got about 40 Flamers and we play big enough games that we just *ignore* those "Grand Army" (3k) Restrictions onf Rare Choices - and I can honestly say that I've never used all of them, not once, in fact one or two units of 5 is my preference. And in more 'normal' game sizes, which was a long time ago (almost 7th Ed along ago to be honest) I only loaded up multiple Flamer units when playing MonoTzeentch or when I knew I was facing Dark Elves.
- Not strictly because Dark Elves deserved the worst I could bring, but because their generally low Toughness + Hydras lends itself well to Flamers.
Agains Dwarves (another common opponant) I don't bring Flamers at all. With the introduction of Mangler Squigs they'll see more playtime against OnG I suppose..
It's one of those units I see described on the interwebz as a "no-brainer" but I've just never seen that myself, so to speak, not to diminish other people's experiences but all I'm saying is, well, it comes down a lot to personal experience.
- I agree that it's crazy that Undead can't benefit from Steadfast (other than cancelling it), and it's funny that their BSB is so 'meaningless'. Before the new VC book my group houseruled that VC "Steadfast" allowed them to 'ignore Crumbling', and that was quite OTT. So we softened it down to saying that Steadfast Skellies (for example) would only Crumble half as much as normally - and that worked pretty good as prior to their new book VC simply didn't have the Power Dice to feul their much needed magic phase (in our experience).
Now, however, I simply don't think you can write their abilities to raise stuff off like that though.
But the main thing here is strictly 'philsophical'. Daemons are not Undead. I'd say every other alternative (assuming Instability is changing in some way) is preferable to making them Unstable. I really mean that. Bring back the autopopping if breaking their unmodified leadership. Restrict Inspiring Presence (and even hold your ground) on a Mark basis. Lower their general leadership (again). Anything except the Unstable rule.
Instability is good though. It's basically Unstable (Unbreakable) with the good chance of mitigating damages from bad CR. And naturally it should be 'paid' for. And it is paid for with the exception of an extreme minority of units in the book.
Well we'll see what happens..
@ Malorian - Fair enough. But I still say Siren Song at least needs a pretty hefty revamp. And Daemons being able to deal -4 LD without Hexes is too much as well. The main problem, as I said earlier, as I see it is that it's so easy to obtain without having to forego other good things in the Army. If - for example - you basically had to go MonoSlaanesh in order to deal out penalties like that, together with any non-Slaanesh Daemons not benefitting from the General's IP, then I think it would both easier for opponant's to accept and frankly more fun for Daemon Generals too.
A single Siren Song isn't too bad (it's been around long enough that most people not only know about it, but have faced it enough that they have at least an idea of what they can do against it), but when you start taking multiples of them it gets a bit silly. As with plenty of other 7th edition Gifts/Items, a goodly points hike would be in order, or at the very list a restriction on duplicate gifts.
My biggest gripe is that Daemons can get Loremaster on a level 2 for so few points. As a general rule, I am very much against anyone (barring a small handful of exceptions) being able to know a whole rulebook Lore- army book lores I don't mind so much, but Loremaster on rulebook lores doesn't do it for me. If it just gave 2 spells that would be fine (it'd bring it into line with other hero level mages, with a bit more flexibility than most because you get 8 Lores to choose from), but the entire lore for half the points of most level 4 mages is a bit off. In my opinion, the extra spells definitely outweigh the casting/dispelling buff.
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I think that we're talking about Tzeentch Daemons here. If anyone should ever have access to Loremaster it's them.
That being said, you're right of course, Master of Sorcery should be 50pts - period. Double the cost as well as preventing that Herald from taking Any other Gifts what-so-ever (like Wings for example).
Removing the ability all-together though I'd personally be opposed to. I guess you could, but then you'd have to allow said Herald to buy two more Magic Levels at the very least.
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As for the topic. I say they just need to keep going along with the tone they've set with 8th edition so far. Love my Vamps and my Tomb Kings. And people saying they're gawd awful are just unwilling to change how they play. (or are someone who've played against someone who's unwilling to change). The only thing I'd wish they'd change is the magic items. not the number of the but the quality. They always put one 80ish point "THE GAWD WILL LOOK UPON YOU AND DESPAIR" type weapon no one in their right mind would ever take cause youo ain't buying the Heavy +4 ward armor along with it, and a bunch of bound spell items. That's what my Casket of Souls/Corpse Cart/Coven Throne is for, how many magic dice do the developers think we get? Cause I'm usually rolling with 5.
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I mean seriously: I don't understand it. It's probably a reference to something that'd make me go "Aha *lol*" if you explained it, but anyway whatever I'm sure you meant no harm.
I agree that they should keep the 'tone' they've set so far. When it comes to the Magic Items I actually do think it sucks that there's so few army-specific ones. VC at least got to keep some Powers which was a damn relief.
When it comes to VC specifically I really like that book (it's an Army I have some experience with actually, by the way) - my only minor gripe is that I think the Special Rules for the Mortis Engine are a little bit too wordy and convoluted somehow.
Blasphemy. The Mortis Engine is sex on a spirit horde
seriously though, I agree with you. On both points actually.
Oh no. I meant harm.
And I'm all about the Mortis Engine. The dark aura wording coulda been cut in half, but I usually have it far the frik away from combat. If it goes into combat, I done screwed something up. Altho I wonder if this is a trend that's going to continue. Each army getting their large centerpiece model and have it have more special rules than the army.
Doubtful, since Slaanesh has had it in some form since the beginning. Loremaster on Tzeench Heralds will probably be gone in the next book, however, if the VC book is any indication.
As for it taking over a phase, there are a lot of things that do something to the enemy without any defense allowed, Siren just screws wit the almighty deathstar, so its second on peoples hate list next to uberkilly spells. Pro Tip: No one tells you what order you have to charge things in or how many units to send in. If you are not supporting your units during deployment, you _should_ be having problems during the game, Siren or not. The 8th edition charge mechanics have made it significantly less powerful against someone who brings a balanced list.
So, you would make them cost one less than a Lead Beltcher? Yeah, going to have to call shennanigans on that one. For one more point the Lead Beltcher has:
More Range, but less BS- Wash
One more Attack and a stomp for one less S- Advantage Beltcher
Impact Hits on the charge- Advantage Beltcher
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Lead Beltchers sure would get a lot for that one point if flamers went up to 42 in cost!
Seriously, in the age of the deathstar (and Dreaded 13th), flamers are not really a problem anymore. Most people who take them now do it to bunker a Tzeench herald without having to buy Horrors.
I wasn't advocating (necessarily) the 20% increase, just pointing out that the difference between increasing them to 40 points and increasing them by 20% is minimal.
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I know what you mean here. I'm not sure that 'indication' is too strong though. Different army all-together.
It depends on how fluff-oriented the ultimate Designer is. Tzeentch Daemons should have the kind of access to Magic that makes other wizards pale in comparison.
Here's to hoping they double the cost of Master of Sorcery (or the equivalent 'mechanic') but leave the option.
As I've said before, nerfing stuff is one thing but nobody wants a book written by someone who actually 'hates' the race they're modifying.
Eh, if it was changed to something like:
the wizard may generate spells from one of the 8 rulebook lores and choose the spells they generate
then I think (with a small price rise) MoS really would be perfectly fine. Represents magical mastery and choice, whilst still limiting them a bit more due to their wizard level
Add in an option to make tzeentch heralds level 3 (and maybe four if they are moved to the lord slot as a result) and it would seem perfectly fitting to me, except for the whole 'tzeentch is random'.
Your idea isn't bad. It's got good aim for the actual 'value' and everything. In the discussions I've had on this issue what I concider the 'best idea' I've seen so far looks like this:
Herald of Tzeentch - Leave him as is, increase basecost to account for Locus of Tzeentch being better now.
Split the current Master of Sorcery into a set of different Gifts:
Gift #1 'Loremaster' - 30pts - Bestows the caster with Loremaster (all spells) of whatever Lore it is using.
Gift #2 'Master of Sorcery - 20pts - May choose one BRB Lore, with random Spell-selection.
As you can see, the 'net total' cost of getting today's equivalent of Master of Sorcery would be 50pts (hence maxing out the allowance of the Herald), while you'd also create a dynamic set of choices 'in-between' like for example paying 30pts for getting the Full Tzeentch Lore, or 20pts for getting 2 Randomly Determined spells from the BRB.
As tempting as it is to up the possible magic levels of the Herald of Tzeentch, I would say it's better to let it remain at Level 2 both for the sake of balance - and because this creates a nice speciality that only our Lords can reach.
I do believe, however, that Heralds of Slaanesh and Nurgle should have the option of buying "up to" 2 Magic Levels, and the Daemon Prince (amongst all the changes needed for this sad profile) should naturally have the opion of going all the way to Level 4 (at the very least if getting the Mark of Tzeentch).
the 'extra levels' thing was there as a way to get one in without a GD/ in games of 2000 points without a large unit of horrors. The daemon prince fulfilling this role instead sounds a lot better though.
And I agree, the two way split of the current Master of Sorcery looks a lot better than mine.
They have been slowly eradicating anything with loremaster like abilities in the newer books, outside of the special characters. In fact, the only model that actually gained more spells were Warrior Priests and those are bounds. It is my firm belief that Tz heralds will, at best, get something along the lines of a gift that just gives them access to a basic book lore, identical to the one in the VC book. I also think that Horror blocks will probably revert back to just having bound powers or perhaps a shooting attack of sorts like they did in prior versions of the army. Letting DoC have a L4 in their core seems to be a major source of angst for a lot of people and GW has shown a tendancy to yank stuff that people are complaining about, eg. the VC Regen Banner, VC loremaster generals, Empire bonus dispell dice, and so on.
Yes I see the same tendencies as you do Phazael. Not ignorant of anything you're saying. All though it ain't over till the fat lady sings.
- VC losing Loremaster Generals. Well they should never had have them - the fact that there was inflation with these kind of things in 7th Ed doesn't make it necessarily wrong. A fairly costed access to 'Loremaster' (i.e. 50pts) is something that Tzeentch Daemons ought to have even if it made them the only non-SC in the entire game to have that. I know saying something like that is asking for trouble of this Forum, but a Designer with even the slightest sense of background and integrity wouldn't compromise with that.
I don't think there's necessarily a new policy of actually listenning to whining - and I certainly hope there isn't because that'd be a road to hell paved with the best of intentions. Like people complaining about Horrors in 8th Edition - mmyeah like that's worth even a serious thought ('It isn't really good but it's different so let's start the whinefest!'). I am probably slightly biased, but with Daemons in particular (as I've pointed out up-thread) all though the 'whining' has historically been somewhat warranted it seems when the crowd gets going they sort of miss the trees for the forrest. Like Instability isn't the problem - 25pts Loremasters are... Bloodletters isn't the problem - the Despair Icon is.. That sort of thing.
VC Regen Banner got removed. Then again, almost everyone expected a significant point-increase to Grave Guard (more or less joint with the removal of the Regen flag) and look what we got: You could almost argue they got cheaper. And it's not like VC was 'nerfed' (as a whole) either. Ghouls got some wierd kneejerk hike but that's the only instance I can really think of in this edition, so far.
Empire's automatic Dispel Dice from last edition isn't really an example - that mechanic was intrinsically tighed to the previous Magic Phase and those Priests 'slipped through the net' merely on account of not being proper wizards. And compared to stuff like the new Detachment rules (and other things) I'd venture to say that Army has certainly been 'buffed' as a whole.
But again, I see where you're coming from. Daemons can get anything from the 'best case scenario' (fixed internal balance, surgical fixes of OP details) to the 'sum of all fears' (making them a bland, generally overcosted 'elite undead' army with a bunch of fluff that doesn't translate onto the tabletop). We can only wait and see.


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Uncertainty about White Earth's future grows after bitter censure hearing By Gary Blair Controversy on the White Earth reservation continues to center on the Reservation's Business Committee (RBC), four of whose members stand accused of holding office illegally, while the fifth is reportedly under federal investigation. Last week, that turmoil became apparent when 14 tribal enrollees were banned from attending a RBC meeting held at the Shooting Star Casino located at Mahnomen. The group was accused of being "disruptive and disrespectful." The meeting was held to act upon the recent censure of the White Earth chairman, Eugene "Bugger" McArthur, by his colleagues on the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe's Tribal Executive Committee (TEC), an organization for which he formerly worked. The TEC is the governing body for six constituent northern Minnesota reservations whose membership is made up of two executive officials from each reservation. White Earth enrollees PRESS/ON spoke with say the censure came as a surprise, since McArthur had already been sworn-in by the TEC as a member in Oct. 1996. The condemnation alleges that McArthur had illegally taken office earlyand not within the time-frame prescribed by the reservation's election ordinance. McArthur claimed at the time that his actions were in response to the criminal convictions of three former White Earth RBC members. The Jan. 23 meeting was a required response to the TEC censure, which carried the possible penalty of McArthur's removal from office by other RBC members. McArthur opened the hotly debated one hour meeting, then promptly turned the forum over to secretary/ Censure/to pg 6 1894 allotment act diminished Yankton reservation, Supreme Court finds WASHINGTON (AP) — An area of South Dakota that was part of an Indian reservation created during the 1850s for the Yankton Sioux tribe can no longer be considered Indian country, the Supreme Court ruled today. The court's unanimous decision said about 168,000 acres the tribe sold to non-Indians under an 1894 federal law are no longer Indian land. Therefore, the justices said the state has control over a waste site built on the land sold by the tribe at the end of the 19th century. The Yankton Sioux reservation was created in an 1858 treaty with the U.S. government, under which the tribe exchanged 11 million acres for cash and a 430,000-acre reservation in southern South Dakota. Under an 1894 federal law, the government paid the tribe $600,000 for about 168,000 acres, which was to be sold to settlers. The rest of the reservation land was allotted to individual tribe members, and most of that land has since been sold to non-Indians. The 1894 law also said provisions of the 1858 treaty that created the reservation were to remain in force. But Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote for the court, "The 1894 act at issue here ... bears the hallmarks of congressional intent to diminish a reservation." She said the court's ruling applied only to the land ceded by the tribe in 1894, adding that the court was not deciding whether Congress intended to terminate the reservation altogether. State officials had exercised civil and criminal jurisdiction over the land for about the past 100 years. But a dispute arose over the land's reservation status after a regional waste management district, formed in Report harsh on Chiapas pol The report, presented to Congress on MEXICO CITY (AP) — Police remained "passive" while a massacre took place that claimed the lives of 45 peasants in Mexico's strife-torn southern state of Chiapas, a prosecutor's report has found. A preliminary report by the Attorney General's Office also accused police of losing evidence linked to the massacre, although the report stops short of implicating state police in a cover- up of the Dec. 22 attack. Friday, noted that one officer was charged with allowing pro-government villagers to carry guns and two police commanders are under investigation for possible involvement in the killings. The report also says that the presence of sympathizers of leftist Zapatista rebels was responsible for the region's increase in violence. All victims are believed to have been sympathizers of the Zapatistas, a 1992, sought to build a landfill in, Charles Mix County. The land, owned by a non-Indian, was among the land sold by the tribe in 1894. The tribe sued the waste district in federal court to stop construction. The state joined the case to argue that the tribe had no authority over the land sold in 1894. A federal judge ruled that the 1894 law did not end the land's reservation status, and that the landfill could be built if it met federal standards. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed. But the South Dakota Supreme Court later ruled in an unrelated case that the 1894 law ended the Yankton Sioux reservation status. Today, the Supreme Court said the 8th Circuit court was wrong. The case is South Dakota vs. Yankton Sioux Tribe, 96-1581. ice largely Indian rebel group that staged a brief armed uprising in January 1994. Most of the alleged killers were sympathizers of Mexico's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party. "Since the Zapatista National Liberation Army established itself (in a nearby town) ... robberies, evictions, threats, kidnappings and killings became more serious and more frequent," according to the report. Massacre/to Pg. 3 Explosion damages Leech Lake school BEMIDJI, Minn. (AP) — The state fire marshal's office is investigating an explosion that damaged the Bug- O-Nay-Gee-Shig High School on the Leech Lake Indian Reservation. No one was hurt in Sunday night's blast, which happened between the wood shop and welding shop in the building about 15 miles east of Cass Lake. "We're lucky there was nobody close to this explosion," said Lymon Losh, head of the school's operations and maintenance department.' 'If this had happened during school hours the students definitely would have been in danger." A janitor smelled gas in the shop area at about noon Sunday, but it disappeared after the doors were opened. The janitor called maintenance three hours later when the smell returned, but it again dissipated. The explosion, which probably happened at 9:35 p.m., may have been triggered by a small leak in the school's propane heating system, Losh said. However, gas pipes tested Monday afternoon found no leaks, said Principal Scott Anderson. Damage could take at least two months to repair, Losh said. And depending on the extent of damage, it might be easier to build a new one, Anderson said. Until then, the 90 students in grades 9-12 will attend classes in two gymnasium buildings. Administration shelves plan to assume reservation police duties STEPHAN, S.D. (AP) — The Clinton administration has rejected for this year a Justice Department plan to take over law enforcement on the nation's Indian reservations. The Interior Department's Bureau of Indian Affairs will keep its police functions, but President Clinton's 1999 budget proposal will include a sharp increase in funding to provide more officers and services, according to Interior officials touring the Crow Creek Reservation on Thursday. The Justice Department plan could be resurrected if the BIA does not curb reservation crime, said Kevin Gover, the Interior Department's assistant secretary for Indian affairs. "A 0.1 percent decrease isn't good enough. It has to be a drop that people will see in their lives," he said. "I think we'll know when people are starting to feel safer." Tribes have been sharply divided over whether the Justice Department could do a better job of law enforcement. Supporters of the takeover said the Justice Department could get more money from Congress than the BIA can. Opponents say the BIA has a trust responsibility to tribes to provide them with police. "To non-Indians that sounds arcane, but to Indian people it's a real concern," said Cy Maus, tribal manager for the Lower Brule Sioux. The homicide rate on Indian lands has soared 87 percent over the past five years, even as it has dropped 22 percent nationwide. Indian communities receive less than half the police protection that non-Indian rural communities do, according to a Clinton administration study. Clinton's 1999 proposed budget is to be unveiled next month. Administration wants huge increase in Indian law enforcment at a time when "serious and violent WASHINGTON (AP) — The Clinton administration wants to hire hundreds of additional police officers, investigators and prosecutors to deal with a surge of violent crime on the nation's Indian reservations. President Clinton's 1999 budget would boost spending on reservation law enforcement by 140 percent, from $ 130 million thisyear to $312 million. The budget won't be released until next week, but the numbers are crime is rising signficantly,'' the letter said. A copy of the letter was obtained by The Associated Press. In addition to the extra personnel, the spending increase also would fund a crash program for building badly needed jails. The homicide rate on Indian lands has soared 87 percent over the past five years, even as it dropped 22 percent nationwide. There are 1,600 BIA and tribal contained in a Jan. 20 letter to the officers patrolling 56 million acres of for the BIA to hire additional White House from Attorney General Indian land, or 1.3 officers for every investigators and meet other needs, Janet Reno and Interior Secretary 1,000 residents, compared with 2.9 said a Justice Department official, Bruce Babbitt. police officers per 1,000 residents in who spoke Tuesday on condition of Reservation law enforcement "often rural non-Indian communities. . failstomeetbasicpublicsafetyneeds" Reno and Babbitt recommended that L3W/tO pg. 3 Uncertainty about WE's future grows after hearing Reporter challenges state jurisdiction in arrest 1894 allotment act diminished Yankton reservation Explosion damages Leech Lake school Hunting amendment moves ahead/ page 3 -firstname.lastname@example.com The Fifty Cents Ojibwe Hews Hatm American Press Wo Support Equal Opportunity For All People Founded to 1888 Volume 10 Issue lfi A weekly publication. Copy ripjit Native American Press, 1888 PRESS/ON file photo Leech Lake District Representatives confer with their lawyers on recall of Chairman Eli Hunt. Chairman Hunt is '*t>i't/ing tn the recall elections. Reporter challenges state jurisdiction to prosecute tribal arrest (NAP/ON) - A reporter arrested last October for attempting to cover a meeting of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe entered a not guilty plea today to state trespassing charges in a brief challenging the court's jurisdiction to hear the case. Reporting for the Native American Press/Ojibwe News, Jeff Armstrong disputed the authority of Tribal Executive Committee (TEC) president Norman Deschampe to expel him from the Oct. 22 tribal meeting at Grand Casino Mille Lacs. He was subsequently arrested by reservation police and held in Mille Lacs county jail until the conclusion of the meeting. According to the Armstrong's motion for dismissal, the state lacks jurisdiction to apply state trespassing statutes to conduct occurring at official meetings on reservations. "Regardless of the outcome of jurisdiction under Public Law 280, the state has no jurisdiction to consider what is clearly a tribal matter~who has the right to attend the meetings of the TEC," the motion asserts. Tribal members, he argues, have struggled for years against corrupt, often fraudulently-elected officials who have wrongly enjoyed the backing of state law enforcement. "The state has historically applied its trespassing laws in Indian country to tribal members seeking political reform and constitutional government (most of which, incidentally, have resulted in dismissal or acquittal) at the behest of allegedly corrupt and dictatorial officials,"the motion asserts. "This abuse of authority makes it all the more imperative that the state take a more even-handeed approach in this case, which threatens to cast a chilling effect upon the last bastion of free speech accessible to most tribal members, an independent press," the brief argues. Armstrong maintains that the charges against him are part of a sustained effort by a tribal governing entity to stifle and criminalize dissent. The reporter argues that Minnesota cannot legally enforce tribal orders contrary to the Indian Civil Rights Act, a federal law which invalidates tribal actions found in violation of it. "While the supreme court has limited the remedies available to enforce this act against tribal governments, the state lacks jurisdiction enforce a tribal order issued in violation of ICRA," the motion states. Armstrong also argues that the Minnesota statute establishing the Mille Lacs tribal police department was illegally enacted by the state, since it was put into effect without the required consent of tribal members and the federal government. "Here, the state has expanded jurisdiction by granting itself concurrent jurisdiction, including the authority to prosecute tribal citations for otherwise inapplicable state civil regulatory laws. However, the required vote of adult tribal members was never requested or held, rendering this purported act of cession of tribal jurisdiction invalid." RBC attempts Hunt recall vote Hunt responds, pg. 4 Purported resolutions, pg. 8 Babbitt testifies on casino the Interior Department's Bureau of Indian Affairs remain in charge of law enforcement on reservations, but most of the $182 million increase would be channeled through the Justice Department. Justice officials had proposed to take over the BIA's police functions, but tribes were sharply divided over the plan. The increase includes $54 million in grants to tribes to hire approximately 500 police officers, $52 million for construction of jails, and $25 million WASHINGTON (AP) — Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt today told Congress politics played no part in the decision to reject a proposed Indian gambling casino but acknowledged he "muddied the waters" by giving the Senate conflicting accounts of his involvement. "The allegations that there was improper White House or (Democratic National Committee) influence and that I was a conduit for that influence are demonstrably false," Babbitt said in testimony prepared for delivery to House hearings. "There is no connection at either end of the alleged conduit." Despite what he told a lobbyist for the losing tribes, Babbitt says he never spoke with then-deputy White House chief of staff Harold Ickes about the issue. The secretary says he invoked Ickes' name in "an awkward effort to terminate an uncomfortable meeting on a personally sympathetic note." Babbitt had initially denied making the comment in a 1996 letter to the Senate, and last fall acknowledged the remark in Senate hearings. Babbitt was the final witness in four days of House hearings on allegations that tribes opposing the casino used promises of large political donations to pressure the White House to influence the decision. These tribes eventually gave $286,000 to the Democratic National Committee. Babbitt, accompanied by former White House Counsel Lloyd Cutler, told the panel, "I did not direct my subordinates to reach any particular decision on this matter." The casino was rejected because of widespread local opposition, he said. "That should end this matter, and I suppose it would have ended the matter had I not muddied the waters somewhat" in letters to the Senate about a meeting with Paul Eckstein, a lobbyist for the losing tribes, Babbitt said. Two of Babbitt's former top aides told the House panel Wednesday tha there was no attempt by the Whi Babbit/to pg. 3
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Title | The Ojibwe News / Native American Press (Bemidji, Minnesota), 1998-01-30 |
Preceding Titles | The Ojibwe News; The Native American Press; |
Edition | Volume 10, Issue 16 |
Date of Creation | 1998-01-30 |
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_1998 |
LCCN | sn 2001061871 |
OCLC Control Number | 37486420 |
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two recent discoveries
last Christmas I finally discovered The Pogues. I'd owned "Rum, Sodomy..." for a long time and had heard quite a bit of their stuff out and about (friends' houses, pubs etc), but somehow never really paid attention. Anyway, last Christmas it clicked. I spent about a month listening to them every day and still play them reasonably regularly.
another is Blue Cheer's 'Vincebus Eruptum', which I finally picked up a couple of months ago. Classic.
― Duke, Thursday, 26 August 2010 17:54 (2 years ago) Permalink
Does Sinead's "The Lion and The Cobra" count? Because it should. And I'm floored.
― Chanté Ackerman (Stevie D), Thursday, 26 August 2010 17:54 (2 years ago) Permalink
Agreed - that's a total jam.
― lavender hotel kumquat (kkvgz), Thursday, 26 August 2010 17:55 (2 years ago) Permalink
The KLF - Chill Out, absolutely perfect for sitting in Roundhay Park in the sun following a really stressful week at work.
― Gavin in Leeds, Thursday, 26 August 2010 17:58 (2 years ago) Permalink
I still haven't heard Chill Out, my local record stores have and constantly get in about a million copies of The White Room, but I haven't seen Chill Out hit the used shelves once.
― ilxor has truly been got at and become an ILXor (ilxor), Thursday, 26 August 2010 18:04 (2 years ago) Permalink
It's a really great record. Wish I had it with me now.
― Trip Maker, Thursday, 26 August 2010 18:05 (2 years ago) Permalink
My answer to this question is The White Album remaster.I know, I know, we told the Beatles to fuck off in every way imaginable, but that remaster really did make it sound a million times better.
― Trip Maker, Thursday, 26 August 2010 18:08 (2 years ago) Permalink
"Shazam!" - The Move
― Darin, Thursday, 26 August 2010 18:19 (2 years ago) Permalink
See, I always put Sparks down as Town-Ain't-Big-Enough 1-hit wonders. I heard No. 1 song in heaven and got the album, and holy fuck, that's some good electropop proto-house, it's proper kicking my ass at the moment. Are all Sparks albums this awesome?
― I'm being a smartass here, but in a fun way (NotEnough), Friday, 8 October 2010 12:10 (2 years ago) Permalink
kinda, actually - people who get into Sparks are really into Sparks. it's all worth looking into.
― aerosmith: live at gunpoint (underrated aerosmith albums I have loved), Friday, 8 October 2010 12:22 (2 years ago) Permalink
who was the last classical bum you were knocked out by and why?
― avoyoungdro's number (k3vin k.), Friday, 8 October 2010 13:14 (2 years ago) Permalink
Born in the USA for some reason passed me by for ages even as a confirmed Springsteen nut. I knew the singles of course but had never heard most of the rest of it, at least not knowingly. I was knocked out by stuff like "Bobby Jean" and "Downbound Train" which are as good as anything he's ever done.
― margana (anagram), Friday, 8 October 2010 13:29 (2 years ago) Permalink
I got No. 1 In Heaven recently & really fell for it---maybe that's a good answer for me for this thread too!--- & then got Kimono My House (cos that was the other one that gets rated super highly) & didn't like it nearly as much. I'm not sure I'm gonna keep digging for the time being, gonna ride this one out first.
― Euler, Friday, 8 October 2010 13:31 (2 years ago) Permalink
I had the same problem w/ Sparks, loved a couple albums, didn't fall for a few others... stalled as a result.
― yeah ilxor stop throwing dog shit on a MAGICAL moment. (ilxor), Friday, 8 October 2010 13:37 (2 years ago) Permalink
Having rejected Rod Stewart since "Tonight's the Night," I can't believe I'm playing Every Picture Tells a Story so much.
― Brad C., Friday, 8 October 2010 13:40 (2 years ago) Permalink
Jack Bruce--"Songs For a Tailor"
And I was dropping the needle on a couple of copies of Beatles For Sale" in advance of selling them and came to realize "No Reply" is just overwhelmingly great.
― ellaguru, Friday, 8 October 2010 14:45 (2 years ago) Permalink
Past few weeks have been all about the first Planxty album.
― seandalai, Friday, 8 October 2010 14:52 (2 years ago) Permalink
that's strange Euler - Kimono is really the one album that everyone can agree on. Sparks are really kind of spotty and you could do well just by skipping their entire 80s and 90s work. But their debut s/t album, Kimono, Propaganda, No.1, Big Beat, and the three they released this decade are all quite good.
― frogbs, Friday, 8 October 2010 15:59 (2 years ago) Permalink
I've had these for a little while but have been re-listening to them recently and they have become very much some of my favorite albums:
Amon Duul II, Tanz der LemmingeCaptain Beefheart, Safe as MilkThe Byrds, Fifth Dimension
― u r rong (Drugs A. Money), Friday, 8 October 2010 16:08 (2 years ago) Permalink
I have little patience for what I call "Cats Rock"---I hate musicals for the most part---& Kimono My House sounded like that to me. I'll give it another shot, but I'm going to have fight through my instinctive aversion to that kind of thing (hate Queen for the same reason).
― Euler, Friday, 8 October 2010 16:17 (2 years ago) Permalink
― your mother verna (abbygarnett), Friday, 8 October 2010 16:34 (2 years ago) Permalink
I also had that experience with Planxty as well. they had insane chemistry and were all phenomenal musicians.
― your mother verna (abbygarnett), Friday, 8 October 2010 16:35 (2 years ago) Permalink
the first two la dusseldorf albums (s/t and 'viva')
― journey to the end of nyt (nakhchivan), Friday, 8 October 2010 16:36 (2 years ago) Permalink
Euler if you liked No. 1 Song in Heaven get Terminal Jive, the second one they did with Moroder. it's not as icy-cold but it is very good
― crude interloper of a once august profession (Shakey Mo Collier), Friday, 8 October 2010 16:36 (2 years ago) Permalink
Scott Walker, TiltElvis Costello, Armed ForcesBruce Springsteen, Darkness on the Edge of TownKris Kristofferson, KristoffersonLa Düsseldorf - Düsseldorf
― The baby boomers have defined everything once and for all (Dorianlynskey), Friday, 8 October 2010 16:37 (2 years ago) Permalink
Jerry Lee Lewis - Live at the Star Club Hamburg
― ithappens, Friday, 8 October 2010 16:39 (2 years ago) Permalink
La Düsseldorf - Düsseldorf
I picked this up recently as well -- can't say I was knocked out, but it's certainly a strong album and a solid addition to anyone's collection if you're eager for more krauty stuff.
― yeah ilxor stop throwing dog shit on a MAGICAL moment. (ilxor), Friday, 8 October 2010 16:43 (2 years ago) Permalink
The four Grace Jones Albums (Warm Leathrette - Slave to the Rhythm) were pretty mindblowing and classic. "Walking in the Rain" is just great in its dated 80s synthesizers and Grace's menacing voice, and "I've Done It Again" proves she can actually sing.
David Bowie's Station to Station - I'm still trying to figure this album out, but it always leaves me intrigued after a full spin. I love "Golden Years." Very funky. I also liked that David was apparently so baked he can't remember what he was thinking while recording.
Lou Reed's Transfomer I didn't know "Walk on the Wilde Side" exited until two weeks ago. It's a great song. I was a little put off by the colored girl's line but then realized that in the lyrics he is talking about the Andy Warhol's superstars who are really screwed up so I got off my PC horse quickly.
― lilsoulbrother, Friday, 8 October 2010 18:39 (2 years ago) Permalink
That is existed until two weeks ago. Yeesh.
― lilsoulbrother, Friday, 8 October 2010 19:01 (2 years ago) Permalink
Heaps of Joni Mitchell like Court & Spark and Ladies Of The Canyon. Don't know if it's considered classic, but I checked out Bad Religion's album Suffer, based on it being ILMs favourite and it's pretty great.
― Tim. E "LazRus" Lucas (Prose b4 Hoes...and Big Hoos), Sunday, 10 October 2010 21:28 (2 years ago) Permalink
odessey and oracle
― nerve_pylon, Sunday, 10 October 2010 21:30 (2 years ago) Permalink
Not sure about knocked out, but I recently enjoyed hearing Marquee Moon for the first time a great deal.
― A brownish area with points (chap), Sunday, 10 October 2010 21:55 (2 years ago) Permalink
Every time I put on some old Eno or Cale I get knocked out.
― Gerald McBoing-Boing, Monday, 11 October 2010 00:53 (2 years ago) Permalink
last one was talk talk's laughing stock
― puff puff post (uh oh I'm having a fantasy), Monday, 11 October 2010 01:13 (2 years ago) Permalink
Ride - Nowhere
― very wary hairy Barry (herb albert), Monday, 11 October 2010 03:56 (2 years ago) Permalink
traffic - low spark of high heeled boys
― balls, Monday, 11 October 2010 04:08 (2 years ago) Permalink
Deluxe by Harmonia. Awesome.
― Captain Ostensible (Scik Mouthy), Tuesday, 12 October 2010 06:00 (2 years ago) Permalink
'supa dupa fly'
― truly blunted rhyme fiend (J0rdan S.), Tuesday, 12 October 2010 06:01 (2 years ago) Permalink
man shit yeah that's an album
― miss danilelle steven and her clitoral stimulator (contenderizer), Tuesday, 12 October 2010 06:05 (2 years ago) Permalink
The Pebbles series
― Mr. Snrub, Tuesday, 12 October 2010 10:33 (2 years ago) Permalink
Mine was Screamadelica. I thought Primal Scream was like, a grunge band.
Also the Stone Roses debut. Heard a lot about it, it seemed like one of those overhyped critic's faves that's good but obnoxious and overwrought (see also: Arcade Fire, Neutral Milk Hotel).
― frogbs, Thursday, 14 October 2010 16:15 (2 years ago) Permalink
― Trip Maker, Thursday, 14 October 2010 16:23 (2 years ago) Permalink
yeahhh i have only recently realized the classic-ness of zz top.
― tylerw, Thursday, 14 October 2010 16:24 (2 years ago) Permalink
^thirded. What a great record that is.
― Zeppelin to Howlin Wolf: "Suck It" (Bill Magill), Thursday, 14 October 2010 16:27 (2 years ago) Permalink
Finally, after many years reading about them, I listened to the NY Dolls debut. Wow. There was a Stones-vibe I about the Dolls that I wasn't expecting. I love the Stones, so yeah.
― musicfanatic, Thursday, 14 October 2010 17:55 (2 years ago) Permalink
are the boys being busted for smuggling weed on that album cover? it doesn't look like weed but still...
anyway yeah they are awesome, altho that's the one pre-Eliminator album of theirs I don't own
― i was like a person at a table at a place (Shakey Mo Collier), Thursday, 14 October 2010 18:06 (2 years ago) Permalink
i love zz top but i guess i don't consider el loco "classic" compared to the earlier ones....i think they start to fade a bit starting with deguello, and then obv with eliminator they become something different.
― S Beez Wit the Remedy (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Thursday, 14 October 2010 18:10 (2 years ago) Permalink
Mingus - The Black Saint and The Sinner Lady
― Fig On A Plate Cart (Alex in SF), Thursday, 14 October 2010 18:16 (2 years ago) Permalink
Selected Ambient Works
― Chonus, Thursday, 14 October 2010 18:33 (2 years ago) Permalink
i think they start to fade a bit starting with deguello
hatin on Deguello?! you mad
― i was like a person at a table at a place (Shakey Mo Collier), Thursday, 14 October 2010 18:35 (2 years ago) Permalink


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Thursday, September 20, 2012
RAST goes global
Materials: Rast + decoupage+ new brass fittings
Description: I have been very inspired by the other Rast hacks posted here, especially the ones with brass hardware attached to look like a travel chest. Being a map nerd, I decided to combine the two.
1) Stain the frame with dark oak wood stain. I applied around 3 thin coats
2) Cut maps to size, stick down with PVA glue + coat with clear matte varnish
3) Whilst this is drying (takes forever!), age brass-effect corners using a solution of vinegar, lemon juice & salt. Take out to dry once tarnished.
4) Construct drawers, add antique brass handles & affix brass corners. Voila!
I actually have another one waiting in the wings but made a crucial error at stage 2 involving me gluing the maps on upside down... Be sure to have the ridge at the bottom when you paper over the fronts or you will be very disappointed!
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Hi everyone! Thanks for your kind comments- this is my first hack and indeed my first attempt at any sort of decoupage :) I'm glad you liked it. I'll post the other one when it's finished.
Todd- the map is from Amazon. Very cheap ~ £1.50 per map. If you search for antique map poster you should find it- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2012 12:29 PM
Nice job (I love maps too), but I don't understand this line "Be sure to have the ridge at the bottom when you paper over the fronts or you will be very disappointed!"
ReplyDeleteRepliesWhen you construct the drawers, there is a ridge cut into the wood to slide the cardboard base into.I glued the maps on the wrong way up, making the drawer upside down (and giving the appearance that an apocalyptic event had occurred). I experimented simply sliding the drawers in the other way up but that left a large gap when the drawers were inserted into the unit. I have now repapered another map on the front :(
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But of Course, If you look at the other similar campaign dresser (albeit in shocking pink) on this page you'll see in their list of materials what to use. I tried to cut-and-paste, but couldn't for some reason. Sorry. It's not far down so you'll find it easily.
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From the pink one (which looks red on my iPhone in thumbnail): 3 packages of 2" brass flat corners.
Also, that one shows photos of the materials needed you can copy with a photo on your phone or just take to show at store. And you'll get what you need easily.
I think I'm going to use a map of our local area (we have many rivers), but antique it a little first for asthetics. This will be for my elementary school age son so I'd rather he see that for now and learn our own area. He loves maps, too. I love that about him, along with everything else.
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Windows Server performance improvements and optimizations
- Date: September 14, 2011 from 2:00PM to 3:00PM
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- Normandy
- Speakers: Ahmed Talat
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Slides (view online)very cool.
i like it .
Make sure to check out the Server Performance Advisor (SPA)- A simple Server Performance tuning tool video at the following link: http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/BUILD/BUILD2011/SAC-419P
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