Our Comments on the Indian Problem We are aware that the preferred terms are "Native American" (instead of "American Indian") and "Indian American" (instead of "Asian Indian"). But we are going to use the terms as specified in the 1990 census to minimize further confusion. Hopefully no one will be offended by that, and this situation will make it clear why "Native American" and "Indian American" are the preferable, clearer, terms. All large and complex datasets tend to have errors, and with commonly available tools, errors can be difficult to notice. The Census Bureau is being singled out because their data is public, not because their data has an unusually large number of errors. The issues that we are concerned about are these: Has this error already been understood and addressed? There are two reasons that we believe the error has not been previously uncovered and publicized: We haven't found any mention of it on the internet. The version of the data that we are using is a re-release, with, as we understand it, errors corrected by the Census Bureau. If the error were known, it should have been corrected. What are the implications of this situation? What decisions been made based on the Primary Ancestry data item over the past 10 years? Home - Company - Contact - Terms - Sample Tabulations - Corporate Analyses - Run A Tabulation - Data Source - Household Data - Person Data - Free Offer Details A time travel adventure, Time Changer is the story of Bible Professor Russell Carlisle (D. David Morin) who has written a new manuscript called "The Changing Times". His new work is about to receive the unanimous endorsement from his peers at Grace Bible Seminary until his fellow Professor, Dr. Norris Anderson (Gavin MacLeod), has a difficulty with something Carlisle has written that he feels will greatly affect the future. Using a secret time machine, Dr. Anderson sends Russell Carlisle over 100 years into the future to see where his thinking will lead. (99 min) The above space is provided gratis, because Innovative Computing, Inc. believes that everyone should see this film.