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Great for a 45 gallon tank with 15 gallon sump By Butters17 on 5/24/13
Butters17 would recommend this product to a friendIve been using this product for about 6 months now. Has not failed me yet. This is a must have for saltwater tanks, keeps water levels/salinity the same. my only regret is not getting this sooner..
When i eventually get a larger tank ill get the bigger tunze osmolator for sure. -
awesome By ReefDVMs on 5/13/13
ReefDVMs would recommend this product to a friendTypical tunze product well built and works like a charm, recommend this to everyone with ATO system -
Budget Friendly By Victor D on 4/30/13
Victor D would recommend this product to a friendPros
Magnet attachment
More than enough for my 29g Biocube
Easy to set up (Except the tube for the pump)
Only runs for 1.8 seconds but can be boosted up for bigger tanks. (No fear of flooding)
Float has to be Installed PERFECTLY Vertical. Mine got stuck on the first day. Luckily I was in front of the tank. I knocked the sensor and it stopped pumping.
No alarms. The motor will just pulse every 10 secs. You wont hear it unless the room is silent.
Does what its suppose to. If you're on a budget its a good buy. In hindsight wish I would have held out to buy the reg Osmolator with the alarms and laser eye! -
Great Product By Justin on 3/24/13
Justin would recommend this product to a friendThis is a great solution, especially for a nano reef. The magnet mounts are strong, and I am confident they will hold in place. The unit itself is tiny, and pretty inconspicuous, even if going into a display tank rather than a sump. The only drawback I see is it is a bit noisy when compared to my other tank, which I use an aqualifter on for the ATO.. but it is not obnoxiously loud.
1 bit of info that might be useful to include in the product description is the diameter of the pump. This could be important depending on the top off container that is used. For my purposes, I used a small potable water container designed for a boat or RV. The biggest opening was 1.75 inches, which I thought would be ok for the pump. Turns out the pump diameter is 1/8" larger, so I had to cut a new hole in the tank using a hole saw. No big deal, but would have been nice to know the size before ordering.
Perfect for smaller tanks By Ronald on 3/24/13
Ronald would recommend this product to a friendBought this top off for our 29g tank. Set up took about 5 minutes. Very easy. I really like the back up timer of not letting the pump run for more than 2 minutes. Really assures that im not going to over fill my tank. -
does and donts By daniel on 3/10/13
daniel would recommend this product to a friendok i got this ato for to do 2 things add kalk and add top off water at same time. i put it on my redsea max 250 that i upgraded with a refugium because the filter and skimmer just dont cut it on this tank so i built a custom sump for it. after i put the tunze top off in the sump i set it up where when it tops off water right where it poors over the last chamber witch caused current to let me know it was keeping it at same lvl. if theres a little water current it will kok the float bobber some what and wont let it drop freely so make sure if you get this to make sure it tops off enough to make less water current are add something to keep current away from float bobber. other then that i found no issues so far with this product plus it has a run time that if it runs to long it wont run no more and wont until you unplug it and back in to reset it. plus the little pump that comes with it works awsome cant complain. -
great!! By geranie on 2/26/13
geranie would recommend this product to a friendworking great in my 5.5 aio, no problems at all, much better than my jbj ato. -
tunze nano top off By pat on 2/24/13
pat would recommend this product to a friendproduct works great easy hook up run tihs on my 40 breeder with 20 gallon sumop no problem keeping the water level thanks brs -
previous reviewer, READ YOUR MANUAL By gary on 2/21/13
gary would recommend this product to a friendThe Nano time-out can be overridden. READ YOUR DOCUMENTATION, as the step-by-step procedure is listed in plain text on pages 27-29 of the manual.
As for securing your waterline properly, a bracket has been included for rimmed and rimless tanks. Again, read your documentation. If the included bracket is not sufficient, then you should think about using an airline mag holder or suction cup. But do ensure you do NOT submerge the tubing below the waterline.
Onto my review:
I own 4 of these units for a variety of tank types, from a picotope 3 gallon to my 46 BF. I have had only one small problem with a snail hitting the float and starting the pump prematurely. Fortunately, the float activates at a level the snail could not reach once filled with water. Aside from needing a little bit better of a pest filter, I love these things. I have the JBJ ATO as well, and it doesn't perform as well. I love the fact that I can buy a switched outlet for the tunze so that I can use my own pump. I have yet to do this, as the included pump is more than sufficient.
I've found this system not only to be one of the best ATO's on the market, but also the most affordable for the benefits! This thing is VERY small as well, the postage stamp sized controller is awesome! I really cant say enough about the quality of this product.
Ive found for the best performance, submerge the entire float assembly below the water line, and gradually raise it till the float switch activates, then raise the mount about 1/16". This will make the float very sensitive to level fluctuations. (FYI my float activates when it reaches just below the halfway mark of the plastic mount)
For those of you installing this in an AIO, you'll find it a much quieter installation if you have the water fill line aimed against one of your inner chambers, or onto the media rack. (No waterfill noise) -
In sump/AIO only By nanofreak on 2/21/13
nanofreak would recommend this product to a friendI was a little disapointed to find it only uses one float and a snail guard. I'm using in a AIO tank which gives plenty of room to adjust the float/snail guard inside the chamber. It also has no electronic eye or backup float, as well as no warning lights or audible alarms. Does the job, although not as nice as my regular tunze osmolater. -
Great little ATO By BioCuber on 2/20/13
BioCuber would recommend this product to a friendI have always used the JBJ ATO's for my previous reef set ups, i wanted to try something different, and Tunze has always been one of my favorite and more solid brands in the industry. This ATO tops of more constantly to compensate for any evaporation with a nice safety feature of shutting the pump off after 3-5 minutes if for some reason float got stuck or your evaporation was excessive.
this type os ATO is for sump only, as the previous reviewer stated, so if you don't have a rear filtration from an all in one tank or a sump for your tank, it may be very difficult to set up as you do need an area where evaporation is visible for the float to be in and activate once water is low enough.
Overall, this is a great unit, i am pleased with it as well as BRK's fast shipping and deals. -
Perfect ATO for my BioCube! By peequin on 2/17/13
peequin would recommend this product to a friendJust installed this last week on my 29G BioCube. This unit is simple, yet very effective. The quality of this ATO is above average. I was deciding between this ATO and the JBJ ATO. I like the fact that this is a complete package with the return pump.
It works flawlessly! I don't really have to worry about snails/critters touching the float valve because it is contained securely in Chamber 3. I also have a fish saver that prevents any animals from getting into the back. I would be concerned if the float valve was in the main display tank, since there is no "backup" float valve.
The magnets are really strong, and easy to adjust your water level. I don't have any concern about the magnets gettting mistakenly moved, they are very strong.
I also like the fact that the ATO has a automatic failsafe built in... turning off after a minute and a half....that turns out to be about 3/4 of a gallon of water. Highly unlikely that you will dump your entire resovoir of water into your tank.
I can hear the pump kick on every now and then. Probably not as accurate as the optical valve...but it works great. It keeps my water level consistent. I am getting better skimmate from my skimmer. I don't have to monitor the tank as much now either. My salinity levels are now more consistent.
I have an SPS dominant systems with large Acro Colonies. My tank has been up for the past 8 years. Everything is thriving. The Osmolator Nano is a really nice unit, not too expensive or overkill. It works perfectly, as advertised.
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by Sylvain on January 4, 2013, @6:02 PM
what are the differences between the nano 3152 and the universal 3155 ?
Bulk Reef Supply Hey Sylvian,
The nano osmolator is better suited for small tanks (less then 50 gallons). With the 3152 nano osmolator they have removed the optical eye to save space, making it better suited for the small spaces available on most nano tanks. It then uses a microprocessor for redundancy. It keeps track of run times and the computer will turn the pump off if it has run for too long. Because of this form of redundancy you do not want to use it on larger tanks (where regular top off doses may run long enough to trigger the computer to turn off the pump).
by Kathy on January 19, 2013, @12:56 PM
Is this just a smaller version, but still uses an eye and a float switch?
Bulk Reef Supply Hey Kathy,
Great question. The nano osmolator is a smaller unit for nano tanks. It does not have the optical eye that the regular osmolator has, but it has a smart controller built in instead. The controller only lets the pump run for a certain period of time before it enters alarm mode and turns the pump off, which should prevent a major flood in the event of a float valve failure, or dosing an entire top off container into a tank that is already leaking.
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TRAHANT: State of the Union: A North Star that guides the country toward a growing economy
(Washington D.C.) -- Let's jump right to the big questions: Did President Barack Obama's State of the Union do anything to resolve the deep differences in...
HOPKINS: Suicide as Genocide
(USA) -- Genocide has found a new disguise: that of adolescent suicide. According to the Indian Health Service, Natives who fall between 10 and 24 years of age have the...
TRAHANT: Sequestration will cost tribes $130 million; plus 800,000 fewer IHS outpatient visits
(Washington D.C.) -- Tuesday night President Barack Obama will lay out his case that Congress ought to reverse the $1.2 trillion worth budget cuts that are beginning...
MASTEN: Remove Klamath dams for salmon, tribes
(California) -- Dam removal is needed to save the salmon on the Klamath River and restore California's salmon fishing industry; however, the newly renewed Klamath...
CHAMPAGNE: Indian Education: What Are the Options?
(California) -- Indian communities are searching for education that suits the needs of their children and futures. They may not know precisely what they require. But...
GIAGO: Signing off after more than 30 years of columns
(South Dakota) -- We all, eventually, reach that point in our lives when it is time to move on. For more than 30 years I have spent each Sunday morning listening to...
TRAHANT: Inching closer to a deal ... or not
(Idaho) -- I have been traveling for a project all week, so I have missed the back and forth of every proposal and counter proposal to avert the sequester. That's...
RUSSELL: Inside the Fortress Courthouse
(Texas) -- The Sue & Chew is the new wave of courthouse snack bars. The food is bad enough to fend off the temptation to hang around longer than you must, but not so...
Tim Giago: Separating the mixed-bloods from the full bloods
(South Dakota) -- Racism isn't just confined to individuals. Sometimes democratic governments are guilty of it. Take the case of the Japanese Americans confined to...
TRAHANT: A (Canadian) penny for your thoughts
(Idaho) -- I was in Vancouver last week for a couple of days and I went out of my way to not spend any cash. I paid for my hotel with a credit card, used a cell phone...
NEWCOMB: John Collier and Indigenous Peoples' Contributions to the World
(California) -- John Collier was the U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs from 1933 to 1945, during the New Deal era of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. When Collier...
All Over Your Face: Confessions of a Former Social Media Junkie
(New Mexico) -- It has been roughly two months since I deactivated my beloved Facebook account. I'd been wanting to do so for some time and had told myself I was...
Introducing Captain Gary Lockee, Reluctant Lumbee War Hero
(New Mexico) -- When I was a teenager, I was friends with Miss Lula Lockee. She was born about 1900, just a few years after my grandmother.
Moving Them Up the Mountain
(Utah) -- Tomorrow is Saturday. She will rise early to go high in the mountains, a place called Lake Canyon way up in the Uintah's South of the Duchesne River.
CHAMPAGNE: Indian Identity and Assimilation
(USA) -- Indigenous identities have become multiple and more complex, and some more hostile, at the beginning of the 21st century. Many contemporary indigenous nations...
HOPKINS: Native American Ghost Stories
(North Dakota) -- Once upon a time, Natives gathered around a campfire to share stories. While these tales were used to educate, instill values, and preserve culture and...
TRAHANT: Will bad news delay the sequester?
(Washington D.C.) -- Will bad news delay the sequester? Wednesday the government released the fourth quarter's Gross Domestic Product, the output of goods and...
DANIELS: Negotiating Oil and Gas Leases in Indian Country
(Minnesota) -- The current oil & gas (O&G) boom has created sweet and sour ripples throughout Indian Country. O&G has been a blessing in this cycle of...
TRAHANT: Sequester will rip apart higher education in Indian Country; disinvestment in the young
(Washington D.C.) -- I had better not bury the lede: The sequester is going to rip apart higher education in Indian Country. It's going to be ugly, folks, and...
TRAHANT: Medicaid funding is Indian health system's 'new reality' and it can continue to grow
(Washington D.C.) -- The Indian Health Service faces, what IHS Director Yvette Roubideaux calls, a "new reality" requiring a business model to match this era.
GIAGO: Was the Indian Reorganization Act good or bad?
(South Dakota) -- This is a story that deserves to be repeated again and again. It was 75 years ago on June 18, 1934 when the Indian Reorganization Act became the law of...
WHITE FACE: Deadly dose of uranium for soldiers
(South Dakota) -- There is a situation brewing in western South Dakota that has quite a few people concerned about the safety of soldiers in the SD Army National Guard....
CHIEF ALLAN: Public artifact removal is more like looting
(Idaho) -- As you know, the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's aboriginal territory spanned nearly 4 million acres and for thousands of years the people of the Coeur d'...
DANIELS: Your Great-Great Grandmother Wasn't a Cherokee
(Minnesota) -- Once, at a tribal consultation meeting, Larry Echo Hawk, Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs, asked me to join him for lunch. Upon learning that I was a...
TRAHANT: Debt ceiling 'suspension' makes severe spending cuts even more likely
(Washington D.C.) -- House Republicans are expected to vote later today on a plan to "suspend" the debt ceiling (instead of raising it by a set amount).
TRAHANT: Making the case for progressive austerity, and a new push for health care reform
(Washington D.C.) -- The next four years will be defined by austerity. President Barack Obama, indeed, the country, will jump from one economic crisis to another. And...
GIAGO: Eulogies for three great leaders in Indian Country
(South Dakota) -- Perhaps there are many people in America who do not know of the three great Native Americans I am about to eulogize, but all three passed away within...
McKOSATO: Intense debate: Who is Indian?
(New Mexico) -- The issue of tribal citizenship is arguably the most equivocal topic in Indian Country today. The whole concept of blood quantum is as ambiguous as it is...
Tim Giago: Eulogies for three great leaders in Indian Country
(South Dakota) -- Perhaps there are many people in America who do not know of the three great Native Americans I am about to eulogize, but all three passed away within...
Roberta Jamieson: Education equality the key to First Nations future
(Canada) -- We are at an important crossroads in our country. The Idle No More movement has shown itself to be grassroots and growing. Young indigenous people are...
TRAHANT: Debts to be paid? The House Republicans and their 'Native American effort'
(Washington D.C.) -- Are House Republicans about to begin a Native American voter initiative? The New York Times reports that Oregon's Greg Walden, chairman of the...
Gilio-Whitaker: Indian Self-Determination and Sovereignty
(USA) -- If ever a concept grabbed hold of hearts and minds in Indian country in the past couple decades surely it would be that of sovereignty. Native people talk about...
CHAMPAGNE: The Challenge of Protecting Sacred Land
(California) -- We have tried treaties. We have tried court cases. We have tried state and federal legislation. In all cases, the results have been mixed. How should...
GOMEZ: Care for land a long tradition
(California) -- With the beginning of 2013, I thought it a good time to reflect on our tribal concern for the environment and some of the programs and policies we have...
TRAHANT: Big. Bad. Ugly. Budgets.
(Washington D.C.) -- Four words to describe the finances of the United States: Big. Bad. Ugly. Budgets. Numbers are thrown around that are so huge that the very mention...
GIAGO: The destruction of Wounded Knee by AIM in 1973
(South Dakota) -- In a couple of weeks flyers will be strewn across the Pine Ridge Reservation asking the residents to honor the "Liberation of Wounded Knee in...
TRAHANT: The check isn't in the mail
(Idaho) -- We all have a story about waiting for a check from the Treasury. It could come from managing a tribal program, being an entrepreneur waiting for a contract,...
OP/ED: A Historic and Monumental Resolution Regarding the Year of the Dakota
(Minnesota) -- On Friday, December 14, 2012, the Minneapolis City Council passed a resolution titled "The Year of the Dakota: Remembering, Honoring and Truth-...
BLOG: Native women fail to find justice
(Montana) -- In 2005, two Native American women in Oklahoma were kidnapped, blindfolded, and raped by three non-native men. Because they were blindfolded, they didn'...
RUSTYWIRE: Native-Born
(Arizona) -- There was a small white envelope waiting for me when I got home. It was a subpoena, and it said be at the Federal Court Building at 8 a.m. and don't be...
DANIELS; Another change – but this time one for the better!
(Minnesota) -- Well, it's finally official as the new regulations for 25 C.F.R. § 162 ("new regulations"), including residential, business...
GIAGO: Incompetence overwhelms at Bureau of Indian Affairs
(South Dakota) -- When measuring incompetence in the federal government where does one begin? An excellent starting point is with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The...
TRAHANT: Austerity / Behind door number three: Calamity
(Washington D.C.) -- The goal of this blog is to help tribal leaders, and tribal communities, prepare for the austerity ahead. Over the next few weeks I want to explore...
Mark Charles: Working towards reconciliation with Native people
(USA) -- Reconciliation is never easy, which is why it doesn't happen very often. Reconciliation is not something that can be checked off of a list. It is not a...
PEMBER: Tiny Horrors: A Chilling Reminder of How Cruel Assimilation Was—And Is
(Kansas) -- For such small objects, the child's handcuffs are surprisingly heavy when cradled in the palms of one's hand. Although now rusted from years of...
DANIELS: Part 1 – Don't ask, don't tell still exists in Indian Country
(Minnesota) -- This article is the first in a series of issues concerning rights-of-ways across Indian lands. This issue is probably the most misunderstood or confusing...
TRAHANT: Austerity: A context for the budget fights ahead
(Washington D.C.) -- It's important to remember that austerity is a global trend, not a national one. Countries across the globe are spending less on government,...
What Is the Role of an Indian Artist?
(USA) -- What is the role of an artist? What is the role of an Indian artist? And by Indian I mean Native American, Indigenous, etc. -- choose your terms, by your decade...
ARMENTA: President highlights tribal governance
(California) -- In my last column, I discussed some of the events at the White House Tribal Nations Conference in Washington, D.C., last month. Tribal government leaders...
TRAHANT: The deal, the mess, and a look ahead
(Washington D.C.) -- President Barack Obama said his priority was keeping the current income tax rates in place for most Americans. The deal that passed Congress...
DANIELS: Better save some of your Cobell, Tribal Trust, and Keepseagle Settlement money
(Minnesota) -- Sitting here at 1:00 AM just wondering what this year, 2013, will bring to Indian Country. Currently watching the Senate vote on the budget deal and it...
DANIELS: Negotiating Oil & Gas Leases in Indian Country
(Minnesota) -- The current oil & gas (O&G) boom has created sweet and sour ripples throughout Indian Country. O&G has been a blessing in this cycle of...
GIAGO: 'Wiping away the tears' after Wounded Knee 1890
(South Dakota) -- It was just six days after the horrible massacre of nearly 300 Lakota men, women and children at Wounded Knee and the news was spreading not only...
Charles Trimble: An urban Indian Christmas in the Bay Area
(Nebraska) -- There are readers of my columns whom I have never met, but have come to know and enjoy as though I have known them for years.
NEWCOMB: Book-land and Folk-land
(California) -- In 1987, while I was staying at Sunset Beach on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawai'i, I had a strange dream. In my dream I encountered several priests...
OP/ED: American Indian Untouchables and the 2012 White House Tribal Leaders Summit
(New Jersey) -- Dear Indian Country Today Media Network Editor & Staff, I recently read the article by Rob Capriccioso "Obama Does It Again: White House Tribal...
HARJO: 2012 Hall of Fame and Mantle of Shame Awards
(Washington D.C.) -- HALL OF FAME: President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden for winning second terms by a whopping 332 electoral votes to 206 for Republican...
MONTEAU: The Politics of Diversion
(New Mexico) -- In the 2012 Elections the GOP allowed itself to be led down a path that was based on a strategy that white people could be galvanized to vote Republican...
GIAGO: The Olympics of Indian basketball in South Dakota
(South Dakota) -- It started out in 1977 as a tournament to bring American Indian teams together and prepare them for the long season ahead. It has gone where no one...
DANIELS: From Paternalism to Maternalism by the stroke of a pen
(Minnesota) -- Recently I wrote about the new Code of Federal Regulations and the change to leasing of Indian trust land. Now I want to go a little further into recent...
Guest opinion: Indian Country will suffer if U.S. goes over fiscal cliff
(Montana) -- The fate of the Indian Health Service in Montana probably isn't the foremost issue on the minds of budget negotiators in Washington working to avert...
Tim Giago: The Olympics of Indian basketball in South Dakota
(South Dakota) -- It started out in 1977 as a tournament to bring American Indian teams together and prepare them for the long season ahead. It has gone where no one...
RUSSELL: Against Liberty
(Texas) -- Everything is not a matter of opinion and all opinions are not equal. In the U.S., we frame all policy arguments in terms of liberty, and since we don't...
RUSTYWIRE: They Will Come See Me
(Arizona) -- Going home for Christmas is sometimes hard to do when there isn't enough beso (money) for gifts. It would be nice to go home and bring all the things...
DANIELS: Some say good, some say bad – I say make it good
(Washington D.C.) -- On January 4, 2013, the new 25 C.F.R. Part 162 regulations (Comparison of Changes here) will take effect and once again, tribes and individual...
ARMENTA: White House hosts tribal governments
(California) -- Two weeks ago, I and other leaders of America's Native governments had the opportunity to participate in the White House Tribal Nations Conference...
DANIELS: Everyone wants to talk – but no one wants to listen
(Washington D.C.) -- On December 1, 2011, Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior (DOI), issued Secretarial Order No. 3317, charging the Departmental Agency Directors...
KADER: Inner Voice and Environmental Action
(New York) -- On December 11, 2012, Kanietakeron (Larry V. Thompson) of Akwesasne, an area in Indian country also known as the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation, made an...
GIAGO: 'There are no words to describe it' - Wounded Knee
(South Dakota) -- While trying to talk about the tragedy at Newtown, Connecticut, last week it was said over and over by different individuals, "There are no words...
VOWEL: The Natives Are Restless. Wondering Why?
(Canada) -- Although thousands of indigenous people all over Canada rallied together under the banner of Idle No More on December 10th, there has been very little media...
RUSSELL: Assimilating the Terminators
(Texas) -- To say that American Indians, First Nations, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians live in tension with the colonial states of North America is both a truism and...
D'ERRICO: Sacrificed to Civilization
(USA) -- Civilization, in a standard dictionary, is "the stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advanced." The dictionary...
CHAMPAGNE: Culture and Indigenous Nationality
(USA) -- A remarkable feature about indigenous nations is that they have continued after more than 500 years of colonial efforts to assimilate and dismantle them.
LAMAR: Minnesota Tribes See Prescription Drug Use Leading to Heroin Addiction
(Minnesota) -- Sometimes when you make a prediction, you hope that you're wrong. More than a year ago, I sounded a warning that prescription painkiller addiction,...
Cedric Sunray: White House Indians keep policy of segregation
(Washington D.C.) -- On November 28, I received a call from Charles Galbraith, the associate director for intergovernmental affairs at the White House, after numerous...
OP/ED: The Need for Broadband Internet Is Great
(Arizona) -- We, as American Indians, have a great need. It has been here for quite some time and on many levels: economic, educational, health, entertainment and a...
BLOG: Siblings in Science: Breaking Boundaries in Indian Country in the Name of Native Pride and Native Science
(North Dakota) -- Growing up in an urban environment was not easy for us. A lot of nights we weren't sure whether or not we would eat dinner. It was in the...
D'ERRICO: Shadows and Light: The Edward Curtis Legacy
(USA) -- Edward Curtis was a star at the start of his monumental work, "The North American Indian." At the halfway point, his fame had vanished, though his...
NEWCOMB: The City of True Peace—and Euphemisms
(California) -- In Sir Arthur Helps's book The Spanish Conquest in America (1855), we find a memorable and heart wrenching story of Spanish cruelty and treachery....
RUSSELL: 'FBIs'—Full-Blooded Indians—Face the Most Anti-Indian Racism
(Texas) -- FBIs (Full Blooded Indians) get weary of hearing about the vicissitudes facing mixed-blood Indians, for understandable reasons. FBIs bear the brunt of anti-...
Tim Giago: Indian Country remains out of sight and out of mind
(South Dakota) -- Native Americans fit nicely into that media box labeled "Out of sight; out of mind:" And if not out of sight, then badly portrayed.
HARJO: Makers, Takers and Gifts
(Washington D.C.) -- When the seemingly endless election season finally ended, winners and losers had little time to celebrate their victories or lick their wounds...
GIAGO: Playing both sides against the middle in US politics
(South Dakota) -- Thankfully we will have a slight respite of two years before the mid-term elections roll around. It is time for all Native Americans to scrutinize...
JONES: Disney: Fantasy American History
(Florida) -- At Walt Disney World you can have the world at your convenience, cultures of the world with many native cultures from abroad. At Epcot Center you can have...
Trimble: A shameless promotion for my book 'Iyeska'
(South Dakota) -- This column is a shameless promotion to get you to read my Book, "Iyeska" I've often been told by different people, "You ought...
On Forgiveness: Let the Grudge Go for Community Change
(New Mexico) -- A typical meeting between two Native people for the first time goes something like this: "What tribe you from?" "I'm a Blackfeet...
ROBERTS: Thanksgiving Takeaways
(Colorado) -- For most Americans, Thanksgiving has been as a celebration of giving, a day of thanks—thankful to be surrounded by family and friends.
WAR JACK: A Thanksgiving Reflection: Lies!
(USA) -- In 1637 Governor of Massachusetts declared the first Thanksgiving to celebrate the return of the men from the massacre of 700 Pequot men, women and children.
Domestic Violence: When Will We Learn?
(USA) -- Pretend you are a bank president, your bank has just been robbed at gunpoint, one worker has been assaulted and injured, employees' lives have been...
NEWCOMB: Fear and Loathing of History on Thanksgiving
(USA) -- On November 19, the Drudge Report linked to a story about a Native student group at the University of Virginia, a group that decided to deal with the...
ROSS: Divisiveness, Drunken Pilots And Kim Kardashian: A Pigeon-toed Indian Pontificates About The 2012 Elections
(Washington) -- I think airport conversations–when you're waiting for your flight–are the most interesting conversations you can have. The reason why?...
Native author takes on Pilgrim narrative
(Oklahoma) -- Thanksgiving traditions consist of a cornucopia of early American influences, the origins of which vary from one culture to another.
CLIFFORD: What Native American Heritage Month Means to Me
(South Dakota) -- You know you come from a nation of oppression when a month has to be dedicated to your heritage. It's the only way the rest of the country will...
PEDRI: Cultural Appropriation: More Than Meets the Eye
(USA) -- Like many of us in Indian country, I caught the latest Victoria's Secret atrocity that followed closely on the heels of Gwen Stefani's big blunder....
RUSSELL: Election 2012: Shot at and Missed
(Texas) -- The battle is over, and pundits now stroll to the battlefield and shoot the survivors. I have used this bully pulpit to urge that Indians bloc vote only when...
BROWN: Victoria's Secret Flap: Nothing Says Native American Heritage Month Like White Girls in Headdresses
(Minnesota) -- There is something insidiously ironic about being American Indian during the fall of the 21st century. It all starts with Columbus Day to mark our "...
KILLSBACK: Today's American Indian Activism
(Arizona) -- The negative representations of American Indians have recently caught national attention in the news and on the Internet. As a professor in American Indian...
OP/ED: Regarding Peter d'Errico's Column on American Flags at Pow Wows
(USA) -- ICTMN columnist, Peter d'Errico, addressed the issues of American flags at pow wows, and the meaning of "warrior" as opposed to "soldier...
TOM: A Veterans Day Message
(Arizona) -- Many Native American teenagers are planning their future and want to make a difference—I believe that. The Native American people have—time and...
Cultural Appropriation: A Different Perspective
(South Dakota) -- My perspective on cultural appropriation will always be different than most of the outspoken folks in Indian country. I did not grow up on a...
CHAMPAGNE: Captured Criminal Justice In Alaska Native Villages
(Alaska) -- Criminal justice administration in the state of Alaska is very centralized. It is also very ineffective. Throughout the 49th state, high rates of domestic...
CHARLES: My (Native) Vote
(Arizona) -- My early voting ballot is almost complete. I have done my reading, finished my research, and ignored a sufficient amount of robo-calls and attack ads. I...
KADER: Election-Season Tidings
(USA) -- The ballot box has been emptied for the 2012 election in the United States. I have followed the presidential candidates and issues raised along this year'...
TRIMBLE: A political kiss of death from Lakota columnist
(South Dakota) -- I've followed with interest the editorial confrontation between columnist Tim Giago and Lakota educator and scholar Ryan Wilson over whether it...
CREE: Heitkamp an Asset for Indian Country
(North Dakota) -- Several Indian tribes in North Dakota will soon pay more attention to the many energy resources we have in this state and on tribal lands.
GIAGO: Heart disease and diabetes invade Indian Country
(South Dakota) -- One day I was scheduled to go into surgery at the Rapid City Eye Institute for a detached retina and while I was on the gurney hooked up to monitors...
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Swedens annual political week, the so-called Almedalen Week (Almedalsveckan), started on Sunday and will go on until for eight days, on the Baltic Island of Gotland. Contributor Oliver Gee talks to representatives from the two largest political parties; the Social Democrats and the Moderates, to find out more.
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Country star bests Penn Jillette in ice cream-themed finale
Country music superstar Trace Adkins triumphed over Las Vegas illusionist Penn Jillette to win the first edition of "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice" on Sunday. In what he described as a "war of attrition," Adkins proved to boss Donald Trump that he was the best of the best. The solemn southerner won the ice cream fundraiser over Jillette, earning him $250,000 for his charity, the American Red Cross.
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Before Trump's final decision, Adkins explained why he deserved to win, saying, "Going into this last task, I think I delivered the best ice cream, I made the best commercial, I put on the best show, I brought in the biggest celebrities, and I raised the most money." In a contest billed as "Nashville vs. Las Vegas," both teams designed an original ice cream flavor for their final challenge. Adkins squad raised $564,000 at the tasting party from the likes of celebrities Tony Stewart, Winona Judd, and Billy Ray Cyrus. Quarterback Tim Tebow arrived too late with his $100,000 check, but Adkins still generated $60,000 more than Jillette could muster. Despite his previous wins as a project manager, Jillette accepted defeat with a smile. He said of Adkins, "There could not be a harder opponent who has dignity, who has respect for other people, and Trace is all those things."
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A new panel of judges is only the beginning in revitalizing a stale, complacent show
Despite the premise of the headline, these ideas aren't going to fix "American Idol." Everyone perceives it as past its peak, and you can't erase those kind of perceptions. But it's still a highly valuable television property, with a 10-million-plus viewership, and it's worth salvaging. So, offered in the spirit of altruistic generosity, here are five suggestions that might help arrest the decline -- or at least buy "Idol" some time.
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Some of these ideas have been out there, of course, but the encouraging thing is that a few have been discussed in quotes attributed to the show's producers or FOX executives. Especially this first one:
1. Shake up the judges
It's already happening. Randy Jackson has announced his departure. Nicki Minaj quickly followed suit. Keith Urban has a career to return to, and another season of Mariah Carey's verbal fumblings and bloated salary would seem out of the question. It would be worth trying to keep Nicki -- the sharpest judge "Idol" has ever had when she was "on" (which was not constant). But she did polarize viewers and, from her own standpoint, has accomplished the mass-market penetration goals her judging tenure granted her. She probably feels she needs to get back to her own proper career. Retaining Keith would be fine, but it's not a must.
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There seems to be a corporate desire to cut the panel back to three judges, find some articulate industry insiders and avoid superstars and their super salaries. If so, why not make the obvious move and let Jimmy Iovine transition from de facto judge to the actual panel? His taste is variable, but he's not afraid to criticize and doesn't shirk controversy. The other prospective judge waiting in the wings is Harry Connick Jr., the show's most candid mentor and someone who would bring a most desirable functioning sense of humor to the proceedings. You'd need a female presence, and it would be smart to sidestep the smothering/mothering types (Paula Abdul, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah). Blake Shelton is the coach who makes "The Voice" tick. Why not give his wife, the undeniably spunky Miranda Lambert (a former TV music-contest graduate to boot), a shot?
Some "Idol" observers have raised the possibility of choosing a former contestant as a judge. Kelly Clarkson, who was as personable as usual in her stint on the short-lived "Duets," would be the most logical, but her omnipresence on other shows (besides "Duets," she was also a mentor on "The Voice" and sang on the "X Factor" UK) may rule her out. The name of Melinda Doolittle has been mentioned, and it's pretty likely that Taylor Hicks would be available. And Clay Aiken was a pretty mean judge on an "Idol" parody during the penultimate episode of "The Office."
One other point: If "X Factor" is canceled after this fall, make a run at Simon Cowell. It might backfire in the long run, but he's the guy who made "Idol" the sensation it became.
2. Open up the song list
That means, first and foremost, ditch the themes. One of the recurring complaints about "Idol" is that the songs are too old and there's a disconnect with many of the singers. The restrictions of certain themes ensure that old songs will be picked, usually the most familiar and well-worn ones. Getting rid of themes (which reportedly is being considered) won't eliminate the oldies, but it's natural that young performers will gravitate to songs from their eras, and the average song age is sure to go down. Wide-open choice has been a secret weapon for "The Voice" in its rise to ratings superiority over "Idol." When you can get a range of music encompassing -- as "The Voice" did in its top 12 show -- the Backstreet Boys' "I Want It That Way," George Jones' "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes" and Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend," it's easy to understand why. If the "Oh, wow" factor is theoretically infinite, a lot of excitement will return to "Idol."
3. Rethink the auditions and Hollywood
"Idol" seasons have been getting off to bad starts for years now thanks to deeply embedded flaws in the audition and Hollywood telecasts. The sheer number of singers trying out may look impressive on screen and attest to the allure of the show, but it seems like a cattle call and a long, dreary trudge to reduce the cast to a number you can actually become familiar with. "Idol" is the last show to require unaccompanied auditions. And while that may be the purest way to evaluate vocal quality, it becomes an ordeal for the viewer to hear four weeks of a cappella tryouts. The contrived audition atrocities break up the monotony a little, but they've become predictable and tedious in their own right.
And finally, because the show is taped in advance all the way up to the semifinals, the producers can play favorites with the standout singers or the heartstring-tuggers, and give them disproportionate airtime. "The Voice" has its share of emotion-provoking back stories, but at least every auditioner shown (except the unfortunates compressed into a montage) gets more or less equal time.
4. Stop manipulating us
Which leads to a larger point: A substantial boost in objectivity on the part of the producers would be a big help. Reduce the favoritism shown to the front-runners. Stop trying to engineer a winner. Too long a winning streak for white guys with guitars is no excuse to make sure they're all gone before the public gets a chance to vote, as happened this season. It's also not good for the long-term health of the show to choose such a hapless group of guys that an all-female finale is practically a done deal.
5. Dump the filler -- or at least improve it
Most "Idol" viewers have watched enough television to realize that certain competition shows and all results episodes require padding to fill out their allotted 60, 90 or 120 minutes. Most "Idol" viewers have also watched enough of this show to realize that group performances and duets are a complete waste of time, seldom if ever doing either the songs or the singers any justice whatsoever. On competition nights, if filler is needed, use mentoring sessions or the generally entertaining interludes in which contestants pile on each other to reveal embarrassing or amusing personality traits. On results shows, add guest stars. And make sure they're the brightest hitmakers of the day or the most legendary performers of the past. This season's nostalgia wallow of endless former-contestant returns was too insular, too self-congratulatory and several miles away from true "event television." Give us more reasons to tune in.
None of these ideas, as stated above, will bring "Idol" back to the days of 25-million-plus audiences. But they can help revitalize a stale show that too often complacently coasts on past glories.
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"Celebrity Apprentice" finalists Penn Jillette and Trace Adkins are eyeing a collaboration for a future season. The Las Vegas illusionist and the country superstar will meet in the boardroom for this Sunday's "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice" finale, but it may not be their last appearance on the show, the duo tells Zap2it.com. If they have it their way, they will be working together under "Apprentice" boss Donald Trump next time. Jillette says, "I would do it in a second, except for the time -- and if they promised me Trace would be on my team."
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Both men had to adjust from their normal lives to survive the competition. Adkins struggled to spend so much time surrounded by people explaining, "They work you for 16 hours a day, and you have to be around people 16 hours a day. That is not how I live my life. I have sanctuaries in my life, and I decompress. And when I don't have the opportunity to do that, I become a little stir crazy and perhaps a little dangerous." Likewise, Jillette found the mental struggle that goes hand in hand with Trump's tasks to be the most difficult part: "There are occasional moments when you are working on something, and you know one on the team is wrong. And everyone knows, and you can't say anything because it will come back and bite you on the ass in the boardroom." The winner of "Celebrity Apprentice" will be revealed this Sunday.
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"American Idol" judge Keith Urban is eager to return for a second season on the panel, despite rumors show producers are planning a major cast shake-up. Last week, veteran judge Randy Jackson announced he would be leaving the singing competition after 12 seasons with the show, and there is growing speculation that he may not be the only star leaving the four-person panel. His co-judges this year -- Urban, Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj -- are all reportedly on the chopping block, as producers struggle to find ways to increase the show's declining ratings. But despite the firing rumors, Urban attests that his freshman year on "Idol" has been a great experience. And if he was asked back, he would have no doubts of returning.
He tells "Access Hollywood," "I would return in a heartbeat. I love all of it, and I've loved this journey. I really have. I've loved watching the journey of all of these artists from these little audition moments we find them in and then seeing them come all this way. It's really extraordinary watching them evolve." While Urban insists he does not have insider info on casting, at least one person who is confirmed to return is host Ryan Seacrest, who has been the emcee of the series since its inception in 2002.
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'American Idol' fixture confirms return but would step aside for singer
Ryan Seacrest has confirmed he will be returning to host "American Idol," but he'll step aside if Justin Bieber wants the gig. Longtime host Seacrest has endorsed the pop sensation to fill his shoes as host of the hit singing competition, should show producers decide not to ask him back. Seacrest tells "Entertainment Tonight," "I think Bieber would make a great host. I think he would be good at the phone numbers, and he would fit in my suits."
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But the current host fully intends to remain with the show: "I don't want to say yes, and then get a call tomorrow. As far as I know, yes, I'm coming. I'm showing up. Hopefully, they'll let me in." Meanwhile, all the rumors about "American Idol" judges departing the show with Randy Jackson make for just another day at the office for Seacrest, who adds,, "Aside from Randy saying he's leaving, this season at the end is really no different than seasons past - with rumors that circulate about the panel." When "Idol" starts up again later this year, Seacrest will be the only star from the show's first season, which he co-hosted with TV personality Brian Dunkleman.
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He tells People, "I'd love to do 'Dancing' all over again. I'd do it much better now than I did it then. Physically, my body feels just so much better." The 44-year-old embarked on his weight-loss mission in November. As a result, his confidence has grown: "I really like what I see in the mirror (now)." Bono admitted his weight-loss journey is "slowing down now and getting harder," but adds, "It was never really about a number. It was just about getting healthy and feeling and looking better. So I'm just kind of letting my body dictate. I've been eating the same way now for months and months, and that hasn't changed. I'm going to have to eat this way for the rest of my life."
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Demi Lovato's first season as an "X Factor" judge helped her recover from a stint in rehab. The singer used her panel position on the series to help her get over her health battles but admits that she doubted her mental readiness for the show as she accepted the position just three months after a rehab stint in 2011.
She tells MTV, "I think someone that's recovering from an eating disorder can only be in front of the camera so much before it starts to play mind games." The whole experience influenced Lovato to "get through some mental things and some fears" because the aspiring contestants of the Simon Cowell-led show looked up to her. She adds, "It also held me accountable to still be that light in other people's eyes and an inspiration to people."
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