tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post7157334911341385492..comments2024-03-28T06:01:57.947-04:00Comments on <center>Original Pechanga Blog</center>: Pinoleville Chairwoman Leona Williams the ONLY one who knows who's IN the tribe?OPechangahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10687743661360604165noreply@blogger.comBlogger22125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-84962553780155640212013-07-13T11:30:26.062-04:002013-07-13T11:30:26.062-04:00LETTER ABOVE PUBLISHED JULY 1O, 2013LETTER ABOVE PUBLISHED JULY 1O, 2013Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-71797711063219833862013-07-13T11:26:12.246-04:002013-07-13T11:26:12.246-04:00Ukiah Daily Journal July 11, 2013 Page 4.
Reconsi...Ukiah Daily Journal July 11, 2013 Page 4.<br /><br />Reconsider Pinoleville casino <br />To the Editor:<br />To the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors:<br /><br />Here is a point of the Sonoma lawsuit underway set for trial August 2, 2013, which may resonate in Mendocino County, with an echo that there was an absence of due diligence asleep at the switch by the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors and its ad hoc committee to prepare an MOU for a Pinoleville Pomo Nation Casino Hotel.<br /><br />What was agreed to, was in fact an endorsement of the project with hands held up in staged frustra- tion, that the County had no choice but to agree to accept some mitigation, because the tribe could essentially do what they want without arbitration mitigation to the County.<br /><br />This in fact may be the big lie, or rather, manufactured consent, by County Counsel and ad hoc committee members Brown and McCowen, to manipulate the vote of the full Board of Supervisors.<br /><br /><br />The Supervisors may now have been duped by the contracted trib- al gaming development interests, in that the vote of the Board for the MOU, will be now manipulat- ed as County support for passage of a legislative bill to grant the tribe a right to gambling and a casino hotel on land in close prox- imity to the City of Ukiah, that the tribe has no right to under existing law.<br /><br />This is how, heavy influential bordering on organized crime, tribal gaming interests, do their sordid deals hand in hand with elected officials, by misrepresenta- tion of facts behind closed doors, and then in open session of the elected body with the public rep- resentatives acting as stooges, claiming a greater knowledge of the situation.<br /><br />Time may tell whether my opinionated diatribe written here is fact or fiction.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-66987606222213135222013-01-15T14:24:18.673-05:002013-01-15T14:24:18.673-05:00Hello. 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Facebook takes a [url=http://www.freecasinobonus.gd]slots[/url] game on 888 casino disburse: Facebook is expanding its efforts to launch real-money gaming to millions of British users after announcing a sell with the online gambling associates 888 Holdings.And Bye.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-42125433008123164092012-09-23T16:20:15.494-04:002012-09-23T16:20:15.494-04:00The County of Mendocino with its County Counsel, p...The County of Mendocino with its County Counsel, played along with the<br />tribe's winking and ignorance, repeatedly lobbying in Sacramento for<br />the gaming Compact and revised Compact, even contributing to deceive<br />the Millview County Water District to grant a waiver from a ban on<br />well drilling within water district boundaries in the County on state<br />fee land, because the tribe owns the particular parcel in question and<br />received grants to have built two straw bale homes which are not<br />occupied, and still have landscaping and grey water reuse systems to<br />be completed. The District is believed to be under a continuing ban<br />on new water hookup connections on orders from the State Water Board.<br /><br />This is within the Hardwick Decision court described boundaries of a<br />collection of Indians, which now has many parcels with non Indian<br />owners along with certain dis-enrolled members of the Band of<br />Pinoleville Indians. Now the Pinoleville Pomo Nation consists of the<br />Williams family group and adoptees who are enrolled and discarded at<br />will, depending on the whims of the tribal council and whatever<br />checkered contributing tragedies of controlled substance abuse, which<br />have run rampant among the oppressed native populations.<br /><br />Thus a change in the existing Ordinance regarding Bingo Games, could<br />lead to an increase in gambling in close proximity to the Ukiah Valley<br />high density population core, and further adverse impacts that such<br />activity brings. Distancing of population groups from casinos, with<br />escalating costs of owning and operating motor vehicles, has been a<br />form of checks to try to slow down the rise in adverse effects of<br />problem gambling.<br /><br />Studies have demonstrated fairly recently that gambling is more<br />addictive than alcohol, and that the adverse impacts of gambling hit<br />the lower income population groups harder than other economic sectors.<br /> Haven't these population groups had enough tragedy with the<br />introduction of the specter of unregulated GMO foodstuff emerging,<br />without the County increasing the propensity of attractive nuisances,<br />by amending the existing Ordinance in the manner proposed by the<br />sponsoring Supervisors Smith and Hamburg?<br /><br />Please put your thinking caps on and refrain from group nod!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-82725276265285770112012-09-23T16:17:18.625-04:002012-09-23T16:17:18.625-04:00Mendocino County to consider bingo winnings limit ...Mendocino County to consider bingo winnings limit increase<br />Ukiah Daily Journal www.ukiahdailyjournal.com/ci_21607507/mendocino-county-consider-bingo-winnings-limit-increase<br /><br />- - - - <br />submitted public comment:<br /><br /><br />My recommendation with a new change to the proposed Ordinance<br />amendment, is that a group and entity that is authorized to conduct<br />Bingo Games in the County, be allowed to have a one day a month<br />exemption from the $250 County limit maximum for each Bingo Game, and<br />that monthly exemption amount be consistent with the present value<br />maximum of $500 under state law. Bingo Games on more than one day each<br />month by a sponsoring group entity, would be limited to current<br />Ordinance amount of $250.<br /><br />Soroptimist International of Mendocino, the group requesting the<br />change regarding Bingo Games, holds infrequent fundraising events,<br />perhaps once, or a few times a year at most. I did not hear the<br />discussion of the introduction and waive reading of the proposed<br />Ordinance amendment on September 10, 2012 and I am not interested in<br />doing so, in terms of my near term priorities. That being said, my<br />recommendation is that the proposed Ordinance amendment be withdrawn<br />procedurally speaking and modified, for re-introduction with a new<br />reading.<br /><br />The unintended consequences of the proposed Ordinance amendment as<br />written, could be that a non-casino more recently federally recognized<br />Indian tribe, such as the Pinoleville Pomo Nation occupying a small<br />portion of the now formerly Band of Pinoleville Indians, Hardwick<br />Decision land in the Ukiah Valley, may establish a 7 day a week card<br />room bingo parlor.<br /><br />The tribe's push and the significant investment actions have been: the<br />heavy rent for years with option to purchase on the former Ken Fowler<br />auto dealership and wrecking yard, the mis-scoped casino compact with<br />the state, the continued annually renewed consultation with<br />Supervisors ad hoc committee for a MOU costing limited County<br />administration resources, and the self initiated planning documents of<br />a supposed Tribal EIR which was not properly circulated initially.<br /><br />The situation has resulted in no casino because the tribe did not<br />understand Indian law, while claiming the Board of Supervisors did not<br />have that understanding, and used it as a wedge to further deceive<br />former and current tribal members to re-elect the tribal chair and<br />tribal council who proceeded to continue to siphon off quarterly<br />supplied funds for non-gaming tribes, with the further tribal<br />dis-enrollment of the traditional Band of Pinoleville Indians who<br />constituted Pinoleville.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-88920616029787095322012-05-21T20:59:03.758-04:002012-05-21T20:59:03.758-04:00I am a dis-enrolled member of Pinoleville, and I h...I am a dis-enrolled member of Pinoleville, and I had to learn that from my cousins who were also dis-enrolled. I don't know what to say about Leona and her family who all hold positions on the board of directors. The best thing I can say is that she did not dis-enroll my mother who is an elder and needs the help Leona provides her. But what about the future for our people. What are we to do when we cannot say we have a roll number from a federal recognize tribe? I need help for school, but since I am no longer a member I have to rely on scholarships that tons of other students are also applying for. All I can say is that family is just no good, it is all about them and what they can get. Leona has 3 houses, shoot i want one too.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-57892796778344730082012-04-17T00:48:41.108-04:002012-04-17T00:48:41.108-04:00The reality is that Leona is money hungry as well ...The reality is that Leona is money hungry as well as her family. she has adopted people into her new pinoleville tribe that are from Point Arena and also some that are Sioux as they call themselves. She is no good. She has invested into a bar that her son-in-law runs and pays him and others for their big time. I will keep them in my prayers because I am not a hateful person. My grandmother taught me better. Carma is a B--ch.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-88839972084730027402012-02-14T18:54:08.663-05:002012-02-14T18:54:08.663-05:00Mendocino Board of Supervisors Meeting 02/14/2012 ...Mendocino Board of Supervisors Meeting 02/14/2012 – 1:30 PM, Item 5 (d)<br /><br />Re: “Ad Hoc Committee consisting of Supervisor Brown and Supervisor McCowen for the purpose of engaging in negotiations with the Pinoleville Pomo Nation regarding the proposed casino and gaming venture.” (04/26/11)<br /><br />At the prior meeting authorizing the Ad Hoc Committee , Indian speaker Lockhart claimed that the Board of Supervisors did not know Federal Indian law. What appears true is that Pinoleville Pomo Nation does not know quasi sovereignty. <br /><br />“The Supreme Court is now in the process of dismantling the so-called "Marshall Trilogy" (Supreme Court Justice John Marshall). This was a series of three rulings back in the early 1800's that created the federal trust relationship between the United State and the "quasi-sovereign independents" that were the tribes. These rulings have formed the basis for current federal policy. The current Supreme Court is doing away with the land to trust process one case at a time. “ (1) <br /><br />In the federal registry as always, Pinoleville Pomo Nation has not received trust land status at this time for Ken Fowlers, site of the proposed casino hotel Indian housing. <br /><br />As to tribal Chairperson Leona Williams, her idea is that she is a brand new tribe, with an acknowledgement of the Hardwick Decision that contained a limited sunset time frame for state sovereignty to federal sovereignty transfer of land title. <br /><br />Leona claims Ken Fowlers location belongs within her tribal land boundary because of the land base of Pinoleville, of which that base does not belong to her tribe. <br /><br />It appears that it may be a long time coming before there is federal trust land for Ken Fowlers. John McCain, head honcho Committee of Indian Affairs, U.S. Senate, says no. <br /><br />This County Board of Supervisors Ad Hoc Committee is stalled out because that is the way it is. I hope you have fun with the committee depending on what you do.<br />- - - - <br /><br />(1) Stop the Casino 101 Coalition, News, January 25, 2012, <br />There’s No Such Thing As “BIA Law” <br />How the Bureau of Indian Affairs is pulling the wool over our eyesAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-39548092831654163832011-04-24T10:51:43.139-04:002011-04-24T10:51:43.139-04:00continued
Mendocino County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS A...continued <br />Mendocino County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AGENDA – APRIL 26, 2011<br /><br />ONLINE AGENDA SUMMARY<br />␣ ALTERNATIVES: Do not appoint an Ad Hoc Committee and direct staff to negotiate. ␣CEO REVIEW(NAME): ____________________________________________________ PHONE: 707-463-4441Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-38568978054028691492011-04-23T19:53:56.725-04:002011-04-23T19:53:56.725-04:00Mendocino County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AGENDA – APR...Mendocino County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AGENDA – APRIL 26, 2011<br /><br />Item 8(b)Presentation by Pinoleville Pomo Nation Tribal Representatives and Discussion and Possible Action Regarding Formation of an Ad Hoc Committee to Negotiate Terms of a Memorandum of Understanding Regarding Their Proposed Casino Development and Gaming Venture – Sponsoring Department: County Counsel<br /><br />SUMMARY OF REQUEST: The County has been approached again by representatives from the Pinoleville Pomo Nation who have requested that the County engage in discussions regarding their proposed casino development and gaming venture that is to be located on North State Street (former site of Ken Fowler Auto Center). By way of background, in March 2009, the Pinoleville Pomo Nation entered into a Tribal Gaming Compact Agreement with the State of California. This compact was ultimately rejected by the BIA. The Tribe is now in the process of negotiating a new compact with the State. Once a new agreement is reached with the State and approved by the BIA, the Tribe will be required to meet and confer with the affected local agencies to agree on mitigation of offsite impacts that will occur as a result of the gaming venture. Today, the Tribe will present their proposed plan. It is recommended that the Board of Supervisors form an Ad Hoc Committee now, consisting of two Supervisors who will ultimately work with the Tribe to negotiate a Memorandum of Understanding. It is further recommended that Supervisors Brown and McCowen be appointed to the Ad Hoc Committee as they are currently involved with the Coyote Valley Casino expansion Ad Hoc and have familiarity with the issues. Once an agreement is tentatively reached, it will be brought forward to the entire Board for consideration.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-80710612863870487212010-07-14T12:32:38.518-04:002010-07-14T12:32:38.518-04:00Pinoleville tribe sued for breach of contract over...Pinoleville tribe sued for breach of contract over casino project<br />Ukiah Daily Journal Staff<br />Updated: 07/14/2010 12:00:23 AM PDT<br /><br />Company preparing environmental report claims it was not paid in full<br /><br />The Daily Journal<br /><br />A Petaluma firm hired to complete a Tribal Environmental Impact Report (TEIR) for a casino the Pinoleville Pomo Nation plans to build has sued the tribe for breach of contract, according to Sonoma County Superior Court records.<br /><br />According to the civil lawsuit filed April 19, Kennec, Inc. alleges the tribe did not pay the firm the total amount of compensation agreed upon in a contract signed June 15, 2009.<br /><br />Kennec claims it was to be paid $162,666 for preparing the TEIR, a draft of which was released last month. However, the firm alleges the tribe only paid it $117,119, and then "refused to pay Kennec for additional work demanded by (the tribe) and completed by Kennec ... and made it impossible for Kennec to earn the final $45,546 payment and $25,000 bonus contemplated by the TEIR contract."Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-82136295650923950942010-07-05T17:04:03.170-04:002010-07-05T17:04:03.170-04:00I am a member of Pinoleville, and the SAD thing is...I am a member of Pinoleville, and the SAD thing is that I had to find all this information on the Internet. I have not received a newsletter or anything in over a couple years. It is very hard for us members that live afar and do not have transportation to get to our monthly meetings. And even if we can't, our Chairperson should do what is right and make sure that ALL tribal members get meeting minutes or any type of correspondence to keep the communication going amongst tribal members that live afar. I mean in 2003 we were provided transportation and lodging to make sure we made it to the Membership meeting which included voting for our Chairperson and counsel. And have never been offered the help for any other meetings. After that it's like we don't matter. But REALLY, what do we do?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-16969489379886719782010-06-29T14:10:50.531-04:002010-06-29T14:10:50.531-04:00NOTICE OF EXTENSION OF TIME FOR PUBLIC COMMENT
DR...NOTICE OF EXTENSION OF TIME FOR PUBLIC COMMENT <br />DRAFT TRIBAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT<br /><br />PINOLEVILLE POMO NATION <br />MENDOCINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA<br /><br />The Pinoleville Pomo Nation has followed the process outlined in the Tribal/State Compact on the preparation of a Tribal Environmental Impact Report. Under the compact, the public comment period for the draft TEIR is 45 days, which would have ended on July 11, 2010. Today, the Tribe, at the request of the County, agreed to extend the comment period by an additional 30 days, to August 10, 2010. This extension should allow all interested parties sufficient time to fully review the environmental document and to prepare any relevant comments. The Tribe has also posted the draft TEIR on its website, www.pinoleville-nsn.us. It is the intent of both the Tribe and the County to provide the public ample opportunity to address any potential off-reservation impacts from the proposed casino project. <br /><br />Office of the County Counsel<br />Administration Center<br />501 Low Gap Road, RM. 1030<br />Ukiah, California 95482<br />(707) 463-4446Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-27466953382654233242010-06-18T12:29:00.913-04:002010-06-18T12:29:00.913-04:00470-10
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C...470-10 <br />6-11,18/10 <br />DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SE - <br />CURITY <br />FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGE - <br />MENT AGENCY <br />Proposed Base Flood Elevation <br />Determination for the Pinoleville <br />Indian Reservation and the Unin- <br />corporated Areas of Mendocino <br />County, California The Depart- <br />ment of Homeland Security’s <br />Federal Emergency Manage- <br />ment Agency solicits technical <br />information or comments on the <br />proposed Base (1-percent- <br />annual-chance) Flood Elevations <br />(BFEs) shown in the Preliminary <br />Flood Insurance Study (FIS) and <br />on the Preliminary Flood Insur- <br />ance Rate Map (FIRM) for your <br />community. These proposed <br />BFEs are the basis for the flood- <br />plain management measures <br />that your community is required <br />to either adopt or show evi- <br />dence of having in effect in or- <br />der to qualify or remain quali- <br />fied for participation in the Na- <br />tional Flood Insurance Program <br />(NFIP). For a detailed listing of <br />the proposed BFEs and informa- <br />tion on the statutory period pro- <br />vided for appeals, please visit <br />FEMA’s website at https://www. <br />floodmaps.fema.gov/fhm/Script <br />s/bfe_main.asp, or call the <br />FEMA Map Information eX- <br />change, toll free, at 1-877-FEMA <br />MAP.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-68828351787175158582010-06-16T15:56:44.693-04:002010-06-16T15:56:44.693-04:00NOTICE OF COMPLETION AND AVAILABILITY
DRAFT TRIBAL...NOTICE OF COMPLETION AND AVAILABILITY<br />DRAFT TRIBAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT<br /> <br />PINOLEVILLE POMO NATION<br />MENDOCINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA<br /> <br />The Pinoleville Pomo Nation (hereinafter referred to as “the Tribe”) proposes to develop a<br />90,000 +/- square foot (sq. ft.) casino and a 72,100 +/- sq. ft hotel, as well as an associated<br />parking structure on Tribal lands. There would be approximately 28,500 square feet of gaming<br />floor and an additional 61,500 sq. ft. of associated facilities including food and beverage<br />services, retail space, and banquet/meeting space. Food and beverage facilities would include a<br />buffet, a specialty restaurant, and a lounge. One hundred-twenty-five rooms with associated<br />meeting space and support elements are proposed for the hotel structure. A parking garage<br />would also be developed as part of the Proposed Project. The Tribe anticipates demolition of<br />the existing structures and development of the project buildings within a single construction<br />season. <br />The Proposed Project site is located within the existing Pinoleville Reservation, approximately<br />one (1) mile north of the City of Ukiah, in an unincorporated portion of Mendocino County,<br />adjacent to the U.S. 101 bridge crossing at Ackerman Creek. The project site encompasses<br />approximately 8.8 acres of land east of U.S. 101 and west of North State Street. North State<br />Street is the main access route to the project site from U.S. 101.<br />Implementation of the Proposed Project would achieve the following objectives: assist in<br />improving the long-term economic base of the Tribe by providing an increased revenue source,<br />provide more employment opportunities for tribal members and the community, allow tribal<br />members to become more economically self-sufficient, and provide a new recreational venue to<br />the residents and visitors of Ukiah.<br />As part of the Tribe’s environmental review process, this document is available for review and<br />comment by members of the public, regulatory agencies, and other interested parties for the<br />following time period: 28 May 2010 to 11 July, 2010. Comments should be addressed to: <br />Pinoleville Pomo Nation<br />Attn: Chairperson Leona Williams<br />500B Pinoleville Drive<br />Ukiah, CA 95482<br /> <br />Copies of the Draft TEIR are available for review at the Mendocino County Board of<br />Supervisors office, 501 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, CA 95482, and the Ukiah Library, 105 North<br />Main Street, Ukiah, CA 95482. All comments made during the public review period will be<br />considered by the Tribe in determining how to proceed with the proposed project.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-81670403842168912422010-01-02T13:09:59.603-05:002010-01-02T13:09:59.603-05:00AB 122 is now in the California state legislature,...AB 122 is now in the California state legislature, to Asembly committee, would ratify compact to allow Pinoleville Leona tribe to have casino and resort concentrated housing and suspend certain California Environmental Quality Act stipulations. Millview water district has told them, moratorium on water hookup. If they drill and find Russian River river underflow on ackerman creek, the tribe could then force arbitration with downstream water users to take that water, which could slow down the project, which would tie up all the tribal lands including the 105 acres of grape land for a high interest bank loan to develop the casino housing. Coyote Valley casino and Hopland casino are already hopelessly in debt to the developers loan and Bank of America. Leona is selling out the Pinoleville Band of Pomo Indians so she can do happy talk with the alcohol casino developer who runs the Caught bar across the street from the old auto dealership where she wants the casino. The alcohol developer sleeps at the Thatcher Inn in Hopland which Leona bought.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-6677309312974090772009-12-14T14:05:10.263-05:002009-12-14T14:05:10.263-05:00I am a friend of a member that was disenrolled fro...I am a friend of a member that was disenrolled from Pinoleville band of Pomo Indians in Pinoleville, CA. My question is " How is it that one person can make all the decisions for the tribe when there are numberous members, that can't pratice their Indian Right in their own tribe?" I would ask this to the chair of Pinolville, "What are you scared of and why don't you allow your people to have an input in the tribes function, concerning their own land as members of Pinoleville!" Can you at lease give your members that respect as chairperson of this tribe?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-18076741565657415952009-12-14T13:03:52.545-05:002009-12-14T13:03:52.545-05:00What more is there to say. They are money hungry a...What more is there to say. They are money hungry and only want power for themselves. Government said give them sovereignity and they will destroy themselves. This is exactaly what we are doing to our people.Unknownhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00251563572274863841noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-1172545399915635632009-05-18T02:13:00.000-04:002009-05-18T02:13:00.000-04:00Hi,
I think the Bulletin is an English language we...Hi,<br />I think the Bulletin is an English language weekly magazine published in Brussels, Belgium.<br />Nice blog,Before reading of this blog i have not a full knowledge about to the Bulletin.Fruadhttp://www.equay.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-31136991770955201122009-03-31T18:03:00.000-04:002009-03-31T18:03:00.000-04:00Everyone doesn't see, because not everyone is tell...Everyone doesn't see, because not everyone is telling the story of what goes on.<BR/><BR/>Do we read stories in the Press Enterprise, Daily Bulletin, or San Bernardino Sun? That's about 4 million people that don't hear.newswatchernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-7082822628347335192009-03-31T17:46:00.000-04:002009-03-31T17:46:00.000-04:00Seriously where do they learn this bullshit. Why d...Seriously where do they learn this bullshit. Why doesn't everyone see them for who they really are, less than nothing.cidewaysnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2887382220113280558.post-8101847437035164932009-03-31T11:44:00.000-04:002009-03-31T11:44:00.000-04:00She must have gotten arrogance lessons from your t...She must have gotten arrogance lessons from your tribal leaders!!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com