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Posted by charlifoolbear on Feb 8 2010 7:14AM
In Article: New Town schools forcing all kids to learn Hidatsa

I love how people are commenting about how no one will ever use this language beyond the reservation, but where the heck are you going to use German and French? Spanish might be useful, but the other two? Not so much. Also, it's an AMERICAN language that they are teaching, and AMERICAN Indians have every right to have their languages taught as any other. Children who do not have English as a first language are forced to learn it so that they can go to school, at least if other children know the language, even a little bit, transition will be easier for them. This way, more people will feel comfortable teaching kids Hidatsa or Arikara or Dakota and such if they know that they will be able to succeed in school. If tribes do not have a language, they will lose their sovereignty, but more importantly, they will lose their culture. Everywhere around you, you'll see traces of European culture, but what about us? We need at least SOMETHING to remind us that we exist and are native and are human too.

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Posted by prairie fire on Feb 3 2010 10:27AM
In Article: New Town schools forcing all kids to learn Hidatsa
this eboney you speek of... isn't that ghetto jargon?  southern mississippi still has a lot to learn..been there to pick up cotton before..waay down there.I NEVER saw no indians there at all. Reply...


Posted by leonard on Jan 26 2010 6:39AM
In Article: New Town schools forcing all kids to learn Hidatsa
It is good they learn hidatsu, there is no such language as Sewage! Reply...


Posted by oldgeezer62 on Jan 25 2010 6:58PM
In Article: New Town schools forcing all kids to learn Hidatsa

Having read along with over 150 posts here, I find it amusing that folks all the way up in SD are having cultural issues of the same dimension as folks in Southern Mississippi.   Down here it is Eboni, the language of the mid-African languages, and every open discussion of language winds up being a rascist argument.   We as Americans are so foolish when we don't realize that folks take their lives in their hands crawling through tunnels from Mexico, sleeping in shipping containers from China, rowing washtubs across the Caribbean or using a visa that gets lost along with the bearer in order to come here because of the economy, language, standard of living and CULTURE.   We are stupid to allow ghettos, reservations, encampments or Little Towns that try to crossbreed culture into something that has wrecked Europe for over a 1000 years.


I believe if you come to America, get a job, learn the language, assimilate the culture like everyone else and stand proudly and shake your fist at the rest of those demagogues out there that want to bring us down to their level of incompetency, joblessness and ignorance.  It's time to stand up for this country and quit all this backbiting and ethnocentricity.   Support the culture that is tolerant and moral because it is what has made us the world's best.


Now that's my peacepipe... I'd vote for anyone that smokes it with me.

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Posted by prairie fire on Jan 15 2010 1:08PM
In Article: New Town schools forcing all kids to learn Hidatsa
I cant find a job! I in cols state college!  how can I find a job??? you hiring? Reply...


Posted by ladybug on Jan 15 2010 12:27AM
In Article: New Town schools forcing all kids to learn Hidatsa

i am kind of fascinated by the trash talking - not even so much of the race issue but of the school itself.  i find it interesting there is so much shock over this "unknown" mandatory class.  read the paper.  you can trash the local news all you want but the reality is, they are the only ones parkin their butts in the chairs every month for the school board meetings where these things take place.  the only time parents show up at the meetings seems to be when their kid gets in trouble and can't play in the next game.


as for the claims about unqualified people or inappropriate hiring, how many people have paid any attention to the hiring process?  the openings are published in the paper and discussed at every meeting.  the superintendent didn't hire his wife, the board did and did so based on qualifications.  you can question it all you want.  every word of the processes are recorded and witnessed by those who care enough to go to the meetings. 


i do agree the kids should have their choice of what they learn.  the problem is the lack of teachers.  the school pays a lot of money to get spanish into the students because there is no one else to teach them.  the reason hidatsa is taught is because the last i heard, they couldn't find someone qualified to teach the other languages.  believe me, the topic has been discussed at meetings...oh yeah, which again, nobody goes to.


the truth is, when you live surrounded by another culture, some of it's going to seep into your lives.  it would probably be more productive for students to learn a language they'll be able to continue with in college and speak around the world, but it won't kill anybody.

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Posted by Marilyn on Jan 9 2010 5:40PM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
http://stallionstation.com/eagles/laugh.gif Flapps! Reply...


Posted by flapps on Jan 9 2010 4:16PM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
Wind generators?  Surround Washington, DC with them, with all the hot air that comes out of the swamp, those could power the entire USA..  Just think about it, all that hot air and BS could finally be put to use. Reply...


Posted by Marilyn on Jan 9 2010 2:57PM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
SickO, my apology for not reading more on that Tree hugger site. Initially I glanced through the first paragraph and thought it was a site that was making fun of tree huggers or people who believe there is alot of raptor loss to the turbines. I'll look more closely from now on. Reply...


Posted by usgrant on Jan 9 2010 10:27AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck

I'M MOST WORRIED HOW IT WILL EFFECT OUR ECCO SYSTEM GATHERING UP ALL THAT CANADIAN WIND.  WHY I CAN SEE IT NOW, A NORTH DAKOTA DEVOID OF IT'S MOST PLENTIFUL ABOVE SURFACE RESOURSE.  WIND.  JUST THINK, NO MORE EVENING BREEZE OR SNOW DRIFTING.


IT WILL REPLACE THE HIGHWAY SIGN AS THE STATE TREE.


GRANT



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Posted by usgrant on Jan 9 2010 10:06AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck

I'M MOST WORRIED FOR THE CUKOO BIRD.


JOSE GREAT POST ON DDT AND BIRD MYTH!


"I DON'T MIND WINDMILLS AS LONG AS THEY ARE NOT IN MY BACKYARD."  FORGOT WHAT SENATOR SAID THAT.

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Posted by Jack A. on Jan 9 2010 8:23AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
....in this age of "sustainability", here is another industry that is not "sustainable".  The ONLY way it can survive is to be leeches off us, through taxes, and other industry, and to only survive through the MANDATES of it's use, BY THE GOVERNMENT. Reply...


Posted by José on Jan 9 2010 2:14AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck

King, it must me your Firefox; please permit me to interpolate:


 http://nationalwind.wordpress.com/2009/07/15/myth-wind-farms-pose-high-risk-to-birds-and-other-wildlife/


(easier to click-on)

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Posted by Sick~O King on Jan 9 2010 2:13AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
http://science.howstuffworks.com/wind-turbine-kill-birds.htm/printable Reply...


Posted by Sick~O King on Jan 9 2010 2:10AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
Two major offshore wind farms in Denmark are giving the lie to fears that birds are being killed by flying into the huge vanes of such installations.

Not only were birds not dying, the Danish farms had actually benefited the local environment, ecologist Charlotte Boesen of Denmark's Energi E2 energy trading and generation firm told a conference on wind energy.

Birds were simply flying over or around the huge packs of turbines and the seabed foundations had created an artificial reef that was attracting new species to colonise and providing a haven for fish as trawling there was banned.

"So far the observed effects have been positive," she said.

The potential impact on local wildlife is a key objection to wind farms, along with their intrusive appearance.

But their supporters disagree.

"The wind farm debate is heating up and becoming more polarised. We want to challenge the myths, that they kill birds, and deter tourists," Alison Hill of the British Wind Energy Association (BWEA) told the meeting.

The European Wind Energy Association, organisers of the conference, says it can hit the target of generating 75 gigawatts of electricity, or 5.5 per cent of EU demand, by 2010, of which 10 gigawatts could be offshore.

Rowena Langston of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which says global warming must be stopped, says development was being pushed ahead with scant reference to the impact on the local environment and in particular bird life.

"Until there is more robust information, we are not going to overstep our conservation brief and say a project should go ahead regardless," she said.

Lawyer and wind farm promoter Marcus Trinick, noted the apparent paradox.

He says climate change was the overriding prerogative and that conservationists and the green energy lobby should be on the same side.

Developer Harvey West says much of the problem lay with the industry having failed to consult the locals and having been secretive about the environmental impact assessments of their schemes.

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Posted by Sick~O King on Jan 9 2010 2:06AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
Okay, a tree hugger group, which is obviously envoirnmentally focussed isn't good.

What about ABC? Is that not a credible source?


How bout these guys?http://nationalwind.wordpress.com/2009/07/15/myth-wind-farms-pose-high-risk-to-birds-and-other-wildlife/
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Posted by José on Jan 9 2010 2:02AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck

Speaking of raptor loss,


Let's remember that what caused the down-turn in eagle population 40 years ago was the widespread use of DDT.  The eggs the birds produced had weak shells and did not survive.  We quit using  DDT and now we have plenty of eagles.

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Posted by Marilyn on Jan 9 2010 1:58AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
Geez, that made me hungry. I think I'll go look for something in the meat drawer.... Reply...


Posted by Marilyn on Jan 9 2010 1:57AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
I don't know if I'd put a lot of stock in what a site called 'tree hugger' has to say about it. I doubt they would ever support the idea, even if there was proof that there was substantial raptor loss. I know the area I filmed and there are alot of raptors there. Lots and lots of hawks. The eagles tend to hang out by the rivers, where they love to eat dead fish floating around. They don't kill a whole lot on their own. They seem to prefer the rotten stuff. I think it's the hawks that cruise the open fields looking for mice, snakes, etc. Reply...


Posted by Sick~O King on Jan 9 2010 1:54AM
In Article: Wind Tower Plant Coming To Bismarck
Well for the most part, no matter what man does, with a 100 years, the land will reclaim itself. This includes entire cities and towns. Reply...



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