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wolfden wrote:I just know the Gentoo Installer thing needs a lot of work. I've never really had any luck with it. It's not ready for prime time that is for sure.
Since I never got the 64bit DVD version installed, does it have the KDE desktop on it?? I'm not big on gnome and I know I can always emerge kde after the fact, just that dreaded compile time involved kinda blows. I believe having gnome and kde installed is the best thing for having applications work the best. Seems like they require each other's libraries or something like that.
Gentoo likes grub and gnome and neither are my thing. Lilo in my opinion works much better and a lot easier to figure out compared to that chainloader thing. No biggie tho, it can all be customized after the install.
Definately need a different login background pic in RR4 - that hen vs the chicken thing is just strange. I like the one in RR64 tho.
lxnay wrote:Yes, I am in touch with the developer of VLOS, he's a very nice person and VLOS is a good distro,btw. But there's too many redhat stuff in it.
In 'My desktop OS: Kanotix' Andrei Raevsky wrote:The creator of Kanotix, Jörg Schirottke (a.k.a. Kano), based his distribution on the already excellent Knoppix, but he improved the hardware recognition with his own scripts, which are widely regarded as the most capable hardware recognition scripts currently on any distro.
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Yahoo! reported the NCAA is also investigating whether Paul was involved in a trip to Cleveland last spring that included at least one workout with professional trainer Jerry Powell, and who paid for the trip and the workout.
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A new record was set for the Around Jamestown Record today. Dan Flanigan and Max Kramers sailed their 18 foot Hobie Tiger around Jamestown with an elapsed time of 1 hour 47 minutes and 24 seconds. The team chose to sail the course in a clockwise direction with 17 knots of wind in a northwesterly on an ebb tide.
In addition to setting the outright record, Flanigan and Kramers also now hold the record for the 'All Other Sailing Craft Division'. If by October 31st, no other team in any division bests Flanigan and Kramer's elapsed time, they will own the Around Jamestown Record and Skipper Dan Flanigan will win his weight in Mount Gay Rum.
The Around Jamestown Record, presented in association with Café Zelda, Mount Gay Rum and Doublecross Vodka is a perpetual all out record for sailing around Conanicut Island (also known as Jamestown) in lower Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island.
Similar to other outright speed records, contenders will decide when they to make a record attempt and also the direction in which they will sail around Jamestown. This means contenders can choose the most advantageous weather conditions and tidal flow in which to attempt the record.
Four categories of sailing boats will be recognized to vie for divisional honors with the overall perpetual trophy going to the boat with the outright fastest time.
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In short: Great little race. Great sports ground. Good parking nearbyIn full: Nice mixture of road, tracks and footpath with 2 mildly challeging climbs later in the race. Shame about the gusty wind today. Date of review: May 22, 2011
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The story of 2012 in publishing was the story of "Fifty Shades of Grey," in more ways than one.
E L James' erotic trilogy was easily the year's biggest hit, selling more than 35 million copies in the U.S. alone and topping bestseller lists for months. Rival publishers hurried to sign up similar books and debates started over who should star in the planned film version. Through James' books and how she wrote them, the general public was educated in the worlds of romance/erotica, start-up publishing and "fan fiction."
But the success of James' novels also captured the dual state of the book market — the advance of e-books and the resilience of paper. In a year when print was labeled as endangered and established publishers referred to as "legacy" companies, defined and beholden to the past, the allure remained for buying and reading bound books.
James already was an underground hit before signing in early 2012 with Vintage Books, a paperback imprint of Random House Inc., the house of Norman Mailer and Toni Morrison, a house where legacy is inseparable from the brand. She could have self-published her work through Amazon.com, or released her books from her own website, and received a far higher percentage of royalties.
"We had a very clear conversation back in January about the need for a very specific publishing strategy," says Vintage publisher Anne Messitte. "We talked about distribution, a physical format, publicity. And she was basically clear that she needed what we did as publishers to make that happen."
"Fifty Shades" began as an e-phenomenon, understandable since digital erotica means you can read it in public without fear of discovery. But according to Messitte, sales for the paperbacks quickly caught up to those for e-books and have surpassed them comfortably for the last several months. Everyone was in on the secret. The series sold big at Amazon.com, but also at Barnes & Noble and independents, at drugstores and airports.
Publishers from several major houses agreed that e-books comprise 25-30 percent of overall sales, exponentially higher than a few years ago, but not nearly enough to erase the power of paper. And the rate of growth is leveling off, inevitable as a new format matures. Simon & Schuster CEO Carolyn Reidy said e-sales were up around 30 percent this year, less than half what she had expected.
"We saw all these huge sales for tablets and huge sales for other machines coming out and assumed there would be a lot of new e-book readers," Reidy says. "But in retrospect there were a lot of current e-book readers who were upgrading their machines. And tablet owners do not use e-books as much as those with dedicated e-book readers" such as Amazon's Kindle.
"There are some people who think that print will go away, but 'Fifty Shades' is an indication of why that's not going to happen," says Messitte, who added that the books attracted many non-readers who don't own e-devices. "You're going to need a mix of ways to read."
The rise of e-books has shaken, but not broken the way books are published and sold. Membership in the independent stores' trade group, the American Booksellers Association, has increased three years in a row after decades of decline. Amazon is a draw for many self-published authors, but its efforts at acquiring and editing books — "legacy" publishing — have been mixed. Continued...
An in-house imprint, headed by former Time Warner Book Group chief Laurence J. Kirshbaum, has so far landed few works of note beyond a memoir by Penny Marshall and an advice book on cooking by lifestyle guru Timothy Ferriss. Rival sellers have refused to stock Amazon's books, limiting their sales potential. And if publishers suffer from their reputation — often earned — of being slow to adapt to technology, they benefit from a reputation — often earned — for being nice to their writers.
"There certainly is the comfort factor, and part of that comfort factor is the culture of old publishing, which is very collegial and warm and friendly," says Richard Curtis, a literary agent who represents several writers publishing with Amazon. "Authors contemplating Amazon are concerned about a loss of that warmth."
Amazon, the acknowledged leader in e-book commerce, remains the dominant player in what could still become the dominant format, and two of the year's major stories would never have happened without industry concern over the Internet retailer and publisher.
In April, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Apple and five publishers for alleged price fixing of electronic books, a lawsuit originating from Apple's 2010 launch of the iPad and iBookstore, which publishers hoped would weaken Amazon's ability to discount works so deeply that no other seller could compete. In October, the corporate parents of Random House Inc. and Penguin Group (USA) announced a planned merger, widely believed as a way to counter Amazon.
One of the publishers sued, HarperCollins, settled in the fall and prices for such new works as Michael Chabon's "Telegraph Avenue" dropped from $12.99-$14.99, common under the Apple model, to Amazon's preferred $9.99. But Chantal Restivo-Alessi, HarperCollins' chief digital officer, said there was no noticeable difference in sales, adding that bargain hunters tend to seek out older books.
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I was not aware it was an open field of research. Did you say you were writing a paper on it? How many different formulae have they found?Just did STEP II.
What ideas do you have to get it?To show how difficult these medium range problems are, the answer for the coefficient of x^7 for any power n is:
If I were posed the problem outside of an exam, I would just use a computer,
It is also not quite as simple as that either. What if you needed x^7's coefficient and the power was 1 000 000 000. Wolfram can not get that.As far as I know this is an open field of research. This is my field, computation and mathematics joining forces and getting answers that neither can get alone.
I understand, but this sort of thing will probably come up in either STEP I, II or III. It's usually the first question and they want you to do it 'systematically' -- which takes 15-25 minutes. But if I use a shortcut, it could take 2 minutes! In an exam where time is of the essence, those extra minutes could be a whole grade.If I were posed the problem outside of an exam, I would just use a computer, however.
That is a different problem then the one we were working on back around #9500.For one thing these are computational problems and as such are best done with computers. It will be tedious to the extreme to do by hand and down right wrong! Sort of like asking the student 17254367465112 x 98102673846512. There may be a trick or two but you can not expect the same trick to work every time. Do you expect a problem like that on the test?
Oh...So how would you get the co-efficient of x^7 in (1 + x + x^2 + x^3 + x^4)^10?
That is because that one is too short. To be on the safe side it should be at least:
Suppose we want the co-efficient of x^7 in:(1 + x + x^2 + x^3 + x^4)^10By the formula above, we get (10 + 7 - 1) C (10 - 1) = 16C9 = 11440......but WolframAlpha is saying it is 10890.
Which one does it not work for? Do you have an example?
Yeah, that's what I wrote at the top of the page -- but it doesn't always seem to work...
I think I have it, I do not know how we got confused back then . Let's try again.
Okay, thank you.
Hi;Hold on am looking at it.
Sort of an emergency because STEP II is tomorrow morning...In post #9524, we claimed that, if we have this:
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"Colder Weather" - Zac Brown, Wyatt Durrette, Levi Lowery, Coy Bowles
"Dirt Road Anthem" - Brantley Gilbert & Colt Ford
"If I Die Young" - Kimberly Perry
"Mean" - Taylor Swift
"You and Tequilla" - Matraca Berg & Deana Carter
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I voted mean. The right song for the right times. "Why you gotta be so mean?"
Stagecoach...07, 08, 09, 10, 11 & 12
I voted "If I Die Young". As much as i dislike The Band Perry, i think that song did a lot of things for them......
"Life ain't always beautiful, but it's a beautiful ride..." - Gary Allan
I had a hard time choosing between Dirt Road Anthem and You and Tequila, two great songs. I ended up choosing DRA!
Bermudas, flip-flops, and a tank top tan - She popped her first top at 10AM!!
Mean is nominated?? Yikes. Nothing personal against anyone who likes that song. I guess I just feel like she's sang that "jaded, this is my pissed off song" tune too much for my likin'.
Zac Brown's lyrics always tell a honest and sometimes heartbreaking story. I hope they win.
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CLINTON — Mr. Robert "Bobby" Harris, 72, of 609 Calhoun St., died Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013 at Sampson Regional Medical Center.
The funeral will be held at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, at First Baptist Church, Clinton with the Rev. Thomas Farrow, Jr. officiating. Burial will follow in Hillcrest Memorial Park.
Mr. Harris is survived by his wife, Maxine Harris of Clinton; mother, Rosa Lee Harris of Clinton; daughters, Dwan Paxton of Wilson, N.C. and Rekel Mott of Greensboro, N.C.; sisters, Joann McCallop of Lanham, Md. and Hannah Yvonne Jones of Clinton; brothers, Jimmy Harris of Clinton, Russell Harris of High Point, N.C. and Calvin Harris of Fayetteville, N.C.; and one grandchild.
Public visitation will be held from 1-6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26, at Brock Memorial & Worley Funeral Home.
Online condolences may be sent to www.brockmemorialandworley.com. Services entrusted to Brock Memorial & Worley Funeral Home in Clinton.


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The best rapper of all time Thinkin of a master plan
Cuz ain't nuthin but sweat inside my hand So I dig into my pocket, all my money is spent So I dig deeper but still comin up with lint So I start my mission- leave my residence Thinkin how could I get some dead presidents I need money, I used to be a stick-up kid So I think of all the devious things I did I used to roll up, this is a hold up, ain't nuthin funny Stop smiling, be still, don't nuthin move but the money But now I learned to earn cos I'm righteous I feel great! so maybe I might just Search for a 9 to 5, if I strive Then maybe I'll stay alive So I walk up the street whistlin this Feelin out of place cos, man, do I miss A pen and a paper, a stereo, a tape of Me and eric b, and a nice big plate of Fish, which is my favorite dish But without no money it's still a wish Cos I don't like to dream about gettin paid So I dig into the books of the rhymes that I made To now test to see if I got pull Hit the studio, cos I'm paid in full |
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Simply "The God." No one possessed the poetic ability or wordplay before him, and many have his style embedded in their delivery since. Rakim. Ruler Allah King I Master.
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1. a rap duo of eric B and rakim from queens new york. 2. RAKIM (as in the song) R: Rugged and rough that's how I do it A: Allah who I praise to the fullest K: Keep it moving I... Stand alone M: It's my crown, my world, my throne Yo man, rakim is the shit.
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Born William Michael Griffin Jr, January 28, 1968. Most notible as the MC of Eric B & Rakim rap duo.
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It's been a long time, I shouldn't have left you Without a strong rhyme to step to Think of how many weak shows you slept through Time's up, I'm sorry I kept you Thinking of this, you keep repeating you miss The rhymes from the microphone soloist And you sit by the radio, hand on the dial, soon As you hear it, pump up the volume Dance wit the speaker 'till you hear it blow, Then plug in the headphone 'cause here it go It's a 4 letter word when it's heard, it control your body to dance (You got it) soul, Ditects the tempo like a red alert Reaches your reflex, so let it work When this is playing, you can't get stuck wit The steps, so get set and I'm a still come up wit A gift to be swift, follow the leader, the rhyme will go Def wit the record that was mixed a long time ago It can be done but only I can do it For those that can dance and clap your hands to it I start to think and then I sink Into the paper like I was ink When I'm writing, I'm trapped in between the lines, I escape when I finish the rhyme... I got soul You got it (4x) I know you got soul Picture a mic, the stage is empty A beat like this might tempt me To pose, show my rings and my fat gold chain Grab the mic like I'm on Soul Train But I'll wait 'cause I mastered this Let the others go first so the brothers don't miss Eric B. break the sticks (you got it) Rakim will begin when you make the mix I'll experiment like a scientist You wanna rhyme, yo... |


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ferb82, on 17 September 2010 - 01:24 AM, said:
How can I convert .doc to .pdf with Office word 2003?
try primo pdf
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Posted 18 September 2010 - 07:10 PM
I second PrimoPDF. It installs a printer driver so when you're done with the document, go to print it and select PrimoPDF. After a moment, a screen like shown below will popup to save the document as a .pdf.
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You can convert your .doc file to .pdf file using a third party software. You can try Kernel for doc to pdf converter tool, which is an efficient conversion tool for converting word files to pdf file instantly.
Posted 06 June 2012 - 01:35 AM
unlike word 2007 (there's a "save as pdf" plug-in), if you're using word 2003 you should rely on a pdf creator to convert word.doc to pdf format.
ask google "how to convert word to pdf" and he will tell you many 3-rd party tools.
ask google "how to convert word to pdf" and he will tell you many 3-rd party tools.
Posted 06 June 2012 - 05:43 PM
Or just download LibreOffice.org, open it, and 'export as PDF', for free, forever.
Posted 01 September 2012 - 02:38 AM
ferb82, on 17 September 2010 - 01:24 AM, said:
How can I convert .doc to .pdf with Office word 2003?
First, go into Word and select Page Setup, then Print; or, just Print, from the File Menu. Look at the Printer drop-down box. See if you find any printer there which says 'pdf' in the name. If you see one, it's the way to convert the Word doc to pdf. However, you might not be able to search on the text inside the file, because a pdf printer usually makes a graphic image of the doc. Also check your printer/scanner's manual. Often scanners can print to pdf.
Best alternative? Get Smart PDF Creator. They have a free version, but the full version is better. It sells for $70 but works better than Acrobat, which I also have. The free version has limitations on what will be converted. The usual free pdf converters also have that same limit. What they do, is simply 'print' your Word doc to a 'pdf printer', which you specify in PageSetup or Print from the File menu. When you do that, your pdf file is really a graphic file; you can't search on its words. The Smart PDF Creator's pdf result will allow you to search on words, but its free version won't convert Word bookmarks to links. The Pro version will. And they answer your emails to them.
I like this product so much, I bought extra copies as gifts. Both versions will convert to pdf and back to Word 2003 and prior; the Pro version will also convert to other formats like jpg, html, etc. Word 2007 already has its own built-in PDF converter. If you already have WordPerfect, it can read your old Word 2003 file and convert it to pdf (WordPerfect version 9 is best for this; later versions aren't so good at reading Word files).
Smart PDF Creator Pro is standard pdf, too. I use it all the time to upload Word-converted pages to the US Government's EFAST program, which only accepts Adobe-compatible pdf format.
Acrobat is NOT compatible with Word 2003, but claims it is. I had to uninstall Word 2003 and revert to Word 2002, in order to get the compatibility with Acrobat. But I didn't have to worry about that, with Smart PDF Creator Pro. It's backwards-compatible.
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Man Killed At Auto Repair Business in Brunswick
By: Ciara Brown
Updated: February 20, 2013
KNOXVILLE, MD - Emergency dispatchers say a man died after a tire blew up in his face at an automobile repair shop.
It happened around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Brunswick Auto Repair.
Police say 39-year-old Brian Alan Snoots, of Knoxville, Md., was filling an industrial tractor trailer tire with air when the tire exploded and struck him.
Snoots was pronounced dead at the scene.
Members from the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Department and a Forensics Investigator from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner arrived to conduct additional investigations.
Maryland State Police say the investigation is ongoing and no charges have been filed in this case.


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UNITED STATES -- A total of $36 million in cash, 53 weapons and more than five million packets of synthetic drugs were seized as part of Operation Log Jam, a nationwide crackdown on the products known as bath salts.
Officials say the DEA initiative targeted retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers in more than 109 cities across the country. There were a number of raids around Upstate New York on Wednesday.
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I am writing an open letter to urge you to show leadership and honour your commitment to meet and work with the provinces to provide Canadians with the opportunity to increase their retirement investments in the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP). You have the opportunity to do the right thing and improve the pension savings of all working Canadians in this country.
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Published for the Prince Arthur Herald On March 21, 2013 Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tabled Canada's 2013 budget, Economic Action Plan 2013, with a...
What was the most important thing last Thursday's budget contained? The correct answer, at least in the eyes of the Canadian editorial page scene, is "the restructuring of foreign aid bureaucracies." By my count, that esteemed pape churned out no fewer than 10 editorials on the subject within 24 hours of budget day
The federal minister of Finances, Mr. Jim Flaherty, made public comments and exerted pressures for Manulife Bank to withdraw its offer for a five-year-fixed mortgage rate of 2.89 per cent. NPD leader Thomas Mulcair accused Mr. Flaherty of using his position of power inappropriately. I couldn't have said it better myself.
Social services such as job training are best left to the provinces. The constitution grants responsibility over education and healthcare to provinces for the same reason: it is the level of government best able to administer social services.
Raising the literacy and essential skills level of the Canadian workforce is a strategic investment with an enormous potential payoff -- not the "endless spending to increase deficits" that Minister Flaherty wishes to avoid. Canada simply cannot afford to neglect our human infrastructure.
BMO's recent decision to lower its mortgage rates and potentially trigger yet another mortgage price war among Canadian banks. This has triggered a debate among analysts and commentators about the merits of debt -- one outlining this week why "it's a great time for Canadians to be in debt."
Bravely, the Greeks forge on. Its leaders may, indeed, as the Foreign Minister said, be exploring and defining areas of potential foreign investment and fast-tracking new rules to eliminate much of the red tape surrounding these endeavors.
The charitable parliamentary watchdog group Samara's latest report comes out this week and is almost as depressing. It analyzes close to six month's worth of parliamentary transcripts to find out if our 308 MPs have actually been discussing those matters like they're supposed to. Have they?
Why has Canada's federal debt jumped over 30 per cent since 2008, to over $600 billion? Why did the government miss its deficit target by $1.4 billion last year, and what is pushing this year's deficit forecast higher by more than $5 billion to $26 billion? Figures released by the PBO show that, contrary to all the talk we've been hearing about cutbacks, Ottawa's payroll is getting out of control.
On November 22 and 23, Canada's premiers are holding an economic summit in Halifax. Stephen Harper was invited, but he's not coming. Harper's quiet absence at the first ministers' meeting in Halifax speaks volumes about his commitment to universal health care. Harper is well aware that his refusal to negotiate a 2014 Health Accord and the downloading of almost $40 billion will encourage provinces to charge patients out-of-pocket and bring in more for-profit services. This is the most expensive and least efficient method of delivering health care -- if you need proof, just look to our southern neighbours.
Like the majority of people who live in Oshawa, Ontario, I oppose the building of an ethanol plant on our lakeshore. So does the city government. However, it is not simply NIMBYism which motivates my opposition. No one should have an ethanol plant in their community, particularly not on the lakeshore, and mere feet from the city's largest park and public swimming area.
With growing demands that governments must increase taxes on the rich, there's a strong possibility that some participants at the upcoming G20 finance ministers meeting in Washington will take aim at the banks with renewed calls for new taxes. Yet Canada already has a bank tax in place.
There is no rescuing Greece. If the country will not submit to regulations that people like Mark Carney would probably endorse, better that it not be propped up. Let it abandon the euro and revert to the drachma, until it comes to terms with itself.
Although the Harper government has no problem spending money, I believe that they will probably ramp up the cuts that have already started. We must make sure that we are not balancing the books on the backs of the poor. Make no mistake, poverty costs us all. It forces up our tax bills and depresses the economy.


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These guys soon went to war against their barbers.
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The First World Zoosmell is available at your local library.
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There may not be anything more important this weekend in Georgia and South Carolina than what's fixin' to take place Saturday in Columbia. When the Gamecocks and Bulldogs square off in Williams-Brice Stadium Saturday at 7 p.m. (ESPN) in the biggest SEC football matchup of the season. It may be the biggest game in series history. Both are 5-0 overall, 3-0 in the SEC. Both have national championship aspirations. And both have rabid fan bases that are not afraid to talk a little trash. Patch, which has 59 websites serving local communities in the two states, decided it wants to weigh in on the big game. Patch staffers Chris Winston of South Carolina and Steve Burns of Georgia offer up their own trash talk on the rivalry and the big game, and …
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Grand Jury to heartestimony of detoxabuse By Gary Blair A Federal Grand Jury has finally been called in Minneapolis to hear testimony that involved client abuse that closed the old Hennepin County detoxification center over two years ago. The old detoxification facility was located at 1800 Chicago Avenue South, in Minneapolis, and was dubbed the "chamber of horrors" at the time that it closed. PRESS sources say FBI agents have been interviewing former detoxification center staff, gathering documentation and serving subpoenas on potential witnesses. Sources also say Hennepin County officials are likely to be hit with federal civil rights violations, similar to those leveled following the police beating of motorist Rodney King. Those directly involved in the alleged client abuse could likewise face similar indictments, including criminal charges. In September of 1992, the PRESS carried the first of 33 articles that involved the alleged client abuse. Reports that clients were raped, beaten and mutilated over a ten year period were contained in the coverage. One former detoxification center client told a group gathered to hear testimony, "I drank my own urine when they (detoxification center staff) wouldn't give me a drink of water," he said. He reported that he was locked up in a room of the old county detoxification center at the time ofthe incident. Former detoxification center staff say even the facility's program manager was involved in the client abuse. They also say state and county officials likewise knew about the client abuse and did nothing to stop it. Federal authorities have asked those who received the subpoenas not to discuss the matter with anyone, because it could interfere with the government's ongoing investigation. • Grand Jury to hear testimony of detox abuse/ pg 1 College students demand ethnic studies/ pg 8 NDSU offers program to Native Americans/ pg 6 Federal court sides with state on gaming/ pg 1 Res. issues... blood quantum, law & voting/ pg 4 Voice of the Anishinabeg (The People) 1 A visit to New York's American Indian Community House By Mel Rasmussen Twenty-five years later the American Indian Community House of New York City has endured and survived. The New York City area has approximately 36,000 Native Americans from 13 4 different tribes represented. Their only center of focus out of some 20 million people is this meeting place. Native Americans have been moving to major population centers since the 1950s. Most who moved here over the years are survivors of relocation programs or the descendants from such families. Many came to seek work and to improve the quality of their lives. Their struggles have been many, ranging from surviving in the man- made concrete canyons and jungles, to maintaining a sense of their cultural traditions and finding their respective communities. Part ofthe answers to keeping their families strong has been through the development of Native American Centers in large metropolitan areas. Over the last 30 years, Native American center came to life in such cities as Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Denver, Oakland, Cleveland and New York City. CurrenUy, the New York center is celebrating its 25th Silver Anniversary. Wayne Martin is the News and Communications Director for the center. His responsibility is to be the voice and the eyes for the center. Martin is proud of the accomplishments of the center and talked about the social senices and community programs available through the center. Many of the programs are similar to other existing programs across Indian Country. He voiced happiness in the student stay-in-school programs that have been developed at the center. Over a year ago they couldn't find enough students for their services. Now, there is a year and a half waiting list for the program. CurrenUy, 25 students are enrolled in a variety of secondary education programs such as college and trade schools. Martin was asked about their follow-up services such as ratios of job placement and social service delivery services. He indicated there is some follow-up but not to the extent that they would like. The services at the center are limited because of the lack of funding. Their outreach to clients has limitations based on their needs assessment and the ability to provide outreach. Martin was asked if he had ever visited with the AIOIC office in Minneapolis and observed their operations. He had heard of their success and the placement ratios and wishes they could attract the funding to provide this type of service delivery. When asked if there was a major push for corporate grants in this area, he stated House cont'd on pg 3 The Fifty Cents Ojibwi yVetfi We Support Equal Opportunity For All People Founded in 19BB Volume G Issue 24 December 3, 1 334 1 A weekly publication. Copyright, The Ojibwe News, 1334 Indians entitled to sue in state court HELENA (AP) _ A District Judge in Wolf Point was wrong to throw out an Indian couple's lawsuit on grounds that the Fort Peck Tribal Court had jurisdiction, the Montana Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. District Judge James Sorte took seven years to reach that decision after Maurice andMarchelle Lambert sued three Canadians in 1987 over an auto accident on the Fort Peck reservation. The Lambert's case does not fit the guidelines the high court set in a 1973 case to determine when tribal courts have jurisdiction, Justice William E. Hunt Sr. wrote for a unanimous court. "We have repeatedly affirmed the right of Indian plaintiffs to sue non- Indians in state court as a right guaranteed to all Montana citizens under Article II, Section 16, of the Montana Constitution," Hunt wrote. "Enrolled members of Indian tribes within Montana are citizens of Montana, and therefore are entitled to bring actions in state court against non-Indian defendants. "Failure to recognize this right would deprive an Indian plaintiff of due process under Article II, Section 17, ofthe Montana Constitution, and equal protection of the law under Article I, Section 4, of the Montana Constitution." Viewing of white calf halted until spring by animal's owners Photo of front entrance of the Grand Casino Mille Lacs Hotel, in Onamia, which recently held their grand opening. The Hotel was designed by Cuningham Hamilton Quiter, P.A. Co-owners are Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe and Gand Casinos, Inc., of Plymouth, MN. Photo by Dana wheelock A night at the Grand Casino Mille Lacs Hotel JANESVILLE, Wis. (AP) _ People who want to see a white buffalo calf born near Janesville last summer will have to wait until next spring, the animal's owners say. Valerie and David Heider said Monday that they stopped allowing people to view the 4-month-old calf after the weekend. "We had to get ready for Christmas, and snow will be on the ground soon," Mrs. Heider said. "We did not want people getting stuck up here." The calf, which is getting darker as it grows older, was heralded as a sacred messenger by some Indian leaders. "They believe she will turn black, red and white again to reflect the color of their people," Mrs. Heider said. The calf is to spend the winter outside with other calves in the herd. "She's out there head-butting with the bigger calves," Mrs. Heider said. "She's really holding her own." Tribe gets greater control over reservation By John Rainbird Following up on an invite for a night's stay at the newly opened 175-room Grand Casino Mille Lacs Hotel, this reporter would like to share his experience. Upon arriving at Grand Casino located just off the West shoreline of Mille Lacs Lake, between Garrison and Onamia on Hwy 169. It became clear why they call it the Grand Casino Hotel *(see Photo). Once inside the hotel, you find many pictures ofthe past, which depicts a much older Native lifestyle than what it is today. It is interesting to note the changes and style of living compaired to the past. It wouldn't hurt to follow up by taking a second look at these old pictures, if we have another opportunity to extend our next visit. The fine dining and excellent cuisine was a delightful treat, which added to the good time we had there during our stay at the hotel. Room Service is available and they have a fine list of food to choose from any time you wish. There is another service offered, that we often times overlook, and that is the hotel's security force, as they (the security teams) patrol both inside and outside the hotel. The Hotel also offers another service to its customers, that of limo and bus service. Mostly these Hotel cont'd on pg 3 resources WHITERIVER, Ariz. (AP) _ The White Mountain Apache Tribe and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service signed an agreement Tuesday that the tribe said gives it greater control over logging and other businesses that might affect endangered species. "The tribe and the Service share an interest in promoting healthy ecosystems," said tribal Chairman Red Lake man faces murder charges Ronnie Lupe. The tribe and Fish and Wildlife officials have clashed in recent years over resource management and implementation of the Endangered Species Act, including protection ofthe Mexican spotted owl on tribal lands. Lupe said the agreement recognizes the tribe's aboriginal rights, sovereign authority and ability to manage its own land. He did not provide specifics. The agreement was reached with Mollie Beattie, director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. She said in a news release her office will annually assess the tribe's ecosystem management plan designed to protect the habitat of the Mexican spotted owl and other unnamed endangered species. MINNEAPOLIS, MN_ Forty-three year old Simon Frank Weise from the Red Lake Indian Reservation was charged today by a federal grand jury with second degree murder. According to an affidavit filed in the case, at about 11:14 pm on November 12, the dispatcher at the Red Lake Police Department received a report that someone had been stabbed. Ambulance and police units were dispatched. When police officers arrived at the Red Lake residence they discovered the body ofthe victim on the kitchen floor with two stab wounds in his chest. A butcher knife approximately 13 inches long with an 8 inch blade was located between the back door and the basement door. Weise was arrested at the scene and continues to be held without bond. If convicted, Weise faces a maximum potential penalty of life in prison. Any sentence would be determined by a judge based on the federal sentencing guidelines. The case is the result of an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Red Lake Police Department. Assistant United States Attorneys Kenneth W. Saffold andMargaretChutichare prosecuting the use. Federal court sides with state on gaming compact By Bunty Anquoe - (Today Washington Bureau) The Indian gaming industry suffered a judicial setback last week. A federal appeals court overturned a lower court ruling, and held that the state of California is only required to negotiate with tribes for the specific games authorized under state law. Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain, writing for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, ruled that the federal Indian gaming law only requires that "a state need only allow Indian tribes to operate games that others can operate, but need not give tribes what others cannot have." The decision in Rumsey Rancheria v Wilson adds fuel to the already fired-up gaming fray by holding that tribes are limited to the specific games operated by the states. Other federal district and appellate courts have split in decisions on whether tribal gaming should strictly conform to state law and whether states are immune from tribal lawsuits seeking to compel them to negotiate for casino-type gaming. Last year a federal district court ruled in faivor of tribes by holding that the state of California must negotiate for lucrative video gaming machines, because the state regulates - rather than criminally prohibits -otherforms of high-stakes gambling activities. The tribes were seeking an agreement with the state to operate electronic versions of pull-tab, poker, keno and bingo games - all of which are legal in the state in non-electronic formats. The state continued its refusal to negotiate with the tribes and appealed the ruling. The appeals court agreed with California that the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act does not require a state to negotiate over one form of gaming simply because it has legalized a similar form of gaming. What kinds of high-stakes or casino- type gaming a tribe may operate is * determined by tribal-state negotiations, under the 1988 law. If negotiations fail - and many have over the years - the process is subject to federal mediation and finally, intervention by the Interior Department. Since the embattled law was enacted, tribes and states have clashed in escalating legal and political squabbles over sovereignty and jurisdiction. Earlier this year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit similarly held that although states are continually bound to the compacting and negotiation provisions of the federal Indian gaming law, only specific games operated by states are allowable on the negotiation table. Tribes contend that state laws have no force on sovereign Indian land and cite the Supreme Court's 1987 Cabazon decision, which held that state gaming laws have no force in Indian country if the type of games in question do not violate a state's public policy. Theyalsocontendthatgaming provides much-needed revenue for health, education, social and government services for their members. The 1988 gaming law was enacted to provide a regulatory framework for tribal gaming enterprises and as "a means of promoting tribal economic development, self- sufficiency and strong tribal governments." In the California case, the state convinced the appellate court that the gaming act itself does not require negotiation for games beyond these specifically allowed by the state. The law provides that high-stakes gaming is legal on Indian lands if such activities are "located in a state that permits such gaming for any purpose by any person, organization or entity. "Consequently, where a state does not 'permit' gaming activities sought by a tribe, the tribe has no right to engage in these activities and the state has no duty to negotiate with respect to them," Judge O'Scannlain wrote. The tribes argues that they are allowed to operate video forms ofthe same games California 'permits' because they are functionally similar. They are, therefore, regulated by the state and not illegal under state law, the tribes maintained. "We reject this reading of the (gaming act)," Judge O'Scannlain wrote. "Clearly, California does not allow (these games)... IGRA does not require a state to negotiate over one form of gaming activity simply because it has legalized another, albeit similar, form of gaming." Despite the ruling, it is not expected that U.S. attorneys will move to shut down the tribal operations that use video machines - at least not in the immediate future. Tribes are expected to appeal Judge O'Scannlain's decision to the U.S. Supreme Court. Attorney General Janet Reno recently urged U. S. attorneys to move cautiously in enforcement actions, saying "illegal" tribal gaming should be peacefully and carefully terminated under negotiations with the affected tribes. Harold Monteau, chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission, said he has no enforcement authority over high-stakes tribal gaming because the federal agency directly oversees only non-casino gaming, but he speculates that the game isn't over yet in this case. "I'm sure that the tribes will ask for reconsideration and that if it does finally go back to the district court on remand, it will be some considerable amount of time before we will see a final ruling," he said. "At this point, we are following the cue ofthe Justice Department as to the continued presence of the machines pending a final resolution of the legal issues involved." [Reprinted with permission from Indian Country Today 11/30/94.J ■■
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Edition | Volume 6, Issue 24 |
Date of Creation | 1994-12-09 |
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Minnesota Reflections Topic | American Indians |
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Save Mays Chapel Park Group Outlines Position Against New School
Read the Mays Chapel North Gazette here.
As a reminder, a community input meeting regarding the transferring of protected open-space park land for school construction will be held on Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. at the Baltimore County Agricultural Center, 1114 Shawan Road, in Cockeysville.
Read more about the meeting here.
Related Links:
- Timonium Community Leader Continues Fight for Mays Chapel Park
- BLOG: Mays Chapel North Deserves Better
- Public Input Meeting Over New School Facility Scheduled for December
- LIVE BLOG: Advocates Testify For and Against Mays Chapel Elementary
- VIDEO: Board Approves Mays Chapel Site for New School
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David Taylor
1:52 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
I'm sorry, did that say, "a community input meeting regarding the transferring of protected open-space park land for school construction"
Are you saying that this is "protected open-space park land" that's somehow being "transferred" to the school system? That's simple not accurate ... check you facts.
It's school system land, listed on the community maps for 20+ years as the site of the future elementary school... they are building a school, on the school land, which was designated for a school as part of the planning of the area decades ago.
If anything, the residents should be thanking the school system for allowing them to use the property all these years... (edited)
Get the story straight please ...
Nick DiMarco
3:53 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Hi Mr. Taylor,
I am NOT saying that the land is being transferred to the schools system. It is county owned. I'm saying that the county does however have to get approval to lift restrictions put in place by the Maryland Program Open Space deed. The county thinks so too: http://patch.com/A-zVFJ Thank you for reading. - ND
David Taylor
11:12 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Thanks Nick for the update ...
The quote, "transferring of protected open-space park land for school construction" makes more sense in the context of the Maryland Program Open Space conversion/exchange request. By itself, it sounds like the county was taking over park land for a new school. It's not. I think half of that entire "park" is actually BCPS land which has always been intended for use as an elementary school.
This is what *planning* is for ... you start to build out an undeveloped area, you have to make spaces available for future use. In this case, they made plans 20+ years ago to have space for an elementary school. Now it's time to use the land, and these disrespectful retirees and other residents want to steal the school property for their own personal use.
I think the citizens of Baltimore county are being right generous and patient here...
Thanks again, I enjoy reading you Nick!
9:29 am on Thursday, December 6, 2012
And this is why you can't have nice things. The county let the community use this area with the full disclosure it would eventually be an elementary school. These people need to get a grip.
8:13 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
Get the facts! The Baltimore County School Board owns just 10 acres of the site. No dispute..use it. BUT, the other 10 acres of the site is Baltimore County property bought with taxpayers money as part of the Project Open Space Program. HANDS OFF! No way, in 2012/2013, that PUBLIC PARKLAND should be destroyed!!
10:17 am on Thursday, December 6, 2012
The big crime in Mays Chapel was allowing them to build those ugly arsed Commie Block High rises.
Mike W.
3:39 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012
I wonder if the people who live in these condos and surrounding houses ever found out that the beautiful park, probably a selling point used by the realtors, had a possibility of becoming a future site of an elementary school. HMMM, I would guess...probably not. Maybe you guys should be suing your realtors for not disclosing that at time of closing or maybe looked at a map before buying in that area. As was said in a past comment, this has been on the books and maps for years. I remember when it was nothing but woods from I-83 on up to Falls Rd. and that piece of land always said it was a future site of a school.
Jean Suda
8:02 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012
I hope all of you with the long-term perspective on this "park" will be at the meeting on Dec. 12. I thought my now almost 25 year old daughter and almost 23 year old son would be going to the Mays Chapel Elementary School site which we duly noted on the ADC map when we bought our home on Chapel Ridge Road in 1991! Turns out they went to Pinewood Elem. which was expanded with a modular 9 additional classrooms added in 1995. The seniors should be glad that we did not mount as passionate an objection to their homes when Mays Chapel North was just woods and Padonia Road not as heavily traveled! PS The kids on my block will attend the Mays Chapel School, much closer to their neighborhood than Pinewood.
Mike Pierce
10:26 am on Friday, December 7, 2012
It's important to have the right background information on this. Back in 1986, the Mays Chapel developer divided the entire 20 acres in half and transferred the front part (on Roundwood Rd) to the school system and transferred the back half to the County for use by Rec&Parks, in exchange for the county transferring to Mays Chapel another 20 acre lot on the southeast part of Mays Chapel (where Tintern Ct is) that the School Board had purchased in 1973. So a school has been planned here since 1973.
The back part that the county presently owns is almost completely wooded and came with a Program Open Space restriction that it "may not be converted without written approval by DNR, from outdoor public recreation or open space to any other use." And such conversion requires that the county "replaces the land with land of at least equivalent area and of equal recreation or open space value".
The school system wants to build the school on the back half (further from most of Mays Chapel residences and probably allowing the entrance to be on Padonia Rd), so needs it to be transferred from the county to the schools (and for DNR to agree).
It's the cutting of any trees that should be opposed (which certainly happened when Mays Chapel was built).
1:32 pm on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
What does not make sense is the school being built to bus children out of their neighborhoods into Mays Chapel. It may have been put in place for a future school a long time ago, but at this point, based on the type of construction (condos, assisted living), it no longer makes sense since the amount of children in Mays Chapel and the surrounding area does not warrant a 700 student school on this land.
I get that this is a job creation move and a political move. Otherwise, it makes no sense.
And, by the way, it's not all retirees and seniors living in this area. There are single folks and families.
Whistler Burch
3:44 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
I suggest that you go to the web site, wwwSaveMaysChapelPark.com website, read the articles including the deeds to the two parcels of land, and especially the article "A decision that just does not add up!
12:53 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
The children of Mays Chapel and children who live North of Oregon Ridge Park ( a rather large park within 3 miles of Mays Chapel North) are bussed miles outside of their neighborhood to overcrowded schools in Lutherville. It is beyond time for the children of Mays Chapel to have their own elementary school. Donna's point that "it's not all retirees and seniors living in this area. There are single folks and families." should be well received. According to the the 2010 census, there are more than 2500 children under the age of 18 in Mays Chapel (compared to 1,942 in Timonium and 1,424 in Lutherville) The school needs to be built somewhere in Mays Chapel. If not in or around the county land, perhaps we should take some land under eminent domain to meet the needs of this area. It hardly seem equitable to continue to burden the surrounding areas so that this entitled group not be inconvenienced.
2:08 pm on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
My comment about families, is regarding small children (not school age). I don't see many children in the Mays Chapel area. There will always be a handful of kids who are bussed. In this area, it is not a majority of kids and I find it very hard to believe that Mays Chapel has its own census area. Mays Chapel is part of Lutherville and Timonium, a subdivision, not a mailing address.


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After fiddling about with the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file for a little while with no success at a console terminal, I remembered from trying to solve a screen resolution problem with Bodhi Linux that the latest kernel doesn't need xorg.conf now that display discovery is built-in.I deleted the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and rebooted the machine. After log-in, the desktop displayed properly, occupying the full width of the display.
...While reaching this point, the upper and lower panels kept getting in the way of the Quit, Next, Cancel buttons of the pop-up windows. Right clicking on the window title bar and selecting Move enables the window to be moved beyond the borders of the display, allowing access to the buttons after you left-click to drop the window back onto the desktop....
To move windows, you can also hold down the ALT key, and click-drag the window (click anywhere in the window, doesn't have to be the title-bar).
My machine boots in full screen OK, except for DOSBOX, then I get the sameright and left black spaces. Deleted xorg.conf but no help.Ran xrandr -s 0 but no help. Wondering if you've ever used DOSBOX ?Were you able to get the screen display completely clear with the DebugWaitoption enabled ?
I have never used DOSBOX or xrandr. I didn't try DebugWait either. On my box everything appears to be rendered correctly now. By the way, though I said I deleted xorg.conf, in fact I renamed it to xorg.conf.OFF.
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Mining Bill Approved By State Assembly
By: Kris Schuller
Updated: March 7, 2013
MADISON, Wisc. (WFRV) After more than nine hours of debate, a controversial mining bill was approved Thursday in the Republican-controlled state Assembly in Madison. Already passed in the Senate, the bill now clears the way for a new iron mine in northwestern Wisconsin.
After a full day of debate, on the controversial issue, with lawmakers clearly divided along party lines,
"What are we doing?" said Rep. Gary Hebl (D-Sun Prairie).
"It doesn't pertain to Republican jobs or Democrat jobs - it pertains to Wisconsin jobs," said Rep. Mark Honadel (R -South Milwaukee)
It took just seconds to count the votes that now allow mining to return to Wisconsin.
"Has everyone recorded your vote? If so, the clerk will close the roll. There are 58 ayes, 39 nays - Senate Bill 1 one is concurred in."
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Assembly Majority Leader Scott Suder (R-Abbotsford) said, "Today's passage of the mining reform sets the stage for the creation of thousands of good paying job." After the vote, Representative John Klenke (R-Green Bay) told Local 5, he agrees.
"A private company bringing with it a billion dollars in potential investment in Wisconsin in the near future," Klenke said, "That is an incredible opportunity that will create jobs."
But Democrats argued jobs at what cost, saying the environmental risks are too great, especially after news this week that a key investor in the project is accused in Illinois of failing to address groundwater contamination.
"When we have a red flag like this from a company that's doing mining in Illinois, violating environmental standards and yet we're going to give them a blank check?" Hebl said.
As for those jobs, Democrats say they will only come, if the bill makes it through expected legal challenges from environmental groups and the Native America community.
"This proposal came directly from the company," said Rep. Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh). "It's not that Democrats didn't want to see a bill get done. But the bill, as drafted, only sends up red flags that will lead to it being challenged in court."
The bill now clears the way for a mine to open in the state, in as soon as four years. Republicans claim the legislation will create 2,800 jobs in the state.


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Been hoping he'd get some upgrades this season, Would be interesting to see him learn to use them without being in a roid rage and see how he handles its without superman around to guide him in using them. Thoughts, Comments?