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• NA Stories and Games - Connect with others at Keyword: Ethnicity for all your chats on Native American traditions and culture. Chat:
• NCAA Bans Native American Mascots in Postseason - General Sports Boards: Starting in February, any school with a nickname or logo considered racially or ethnically "hostile" or "abusive" would be prohibited from using them in postseason events. Discuss the new rule. Read the story. Message Board: 0 Posts, Last Post on 05/11/06
• Powwow Alert - We are about current Native American PowWows; NA Artists BUSINESS ADS; Events; Crafts; INDIGENOUS People; Actors; Veterans; etc. Groups: Founded by KehauGWYio on 01/05/04
• native american - Match Chat - Instantly connect with people you share your hobbies. Create a Profile, and AOL does the rest. AOL Keyword: Match Chat. Chat:
• Native Americans - Ask your questions about Native Americans here. It can take up to 24 hours to receive an answer: Message Board FAQs. For more on this topic, try Homework Help Search. Message Board: 0 Posts, Last Post on 12/13/04
• Coven of the Shadows of Midnight - An eclectic Wiccan coven who's beliefs are a mixture of norse, celtic, faerie, egyptian, native american and alexandrian. we welcome all who are new and old to the Craft. Please join us in worship Groups: Founded by Sharmesha on 01/21/06
• Native Discussions - Keyword: Ethnicity provides a community to meet others and to chat on current events revolving around Native American's today. Chat:
• Southwest U.S. - Development of Southwestern U.S. including contributions by Native American, Mexican, Spanish, Russian, Chinese... Message Board: 0 Posts, Last Post on 12/31/69
• Boo;s Native Tags And More - native american group ,for people that want to collect and share native art and tags with us this group list is G TO SAC .. Groups: Founded by CHIMES4EVER on 09/21/05
• Ebony Chicago - Whether native or tourist, this is the place to talk about ChiTown. Chat:
• Native American Paintings - Collectors exchange of info and art BY American Indians. Message Board: 0 Posts, Last Post on 12/28/03
• SNS SIG - American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages Special Interest Group for Spanish for Native Speakers Groups:
• Ebony New Orleans - Whether native or tourist, this is the place to talk about the N.O. Chat:
• Native Americans - This is a topic for discussing things about many great people: Native Americans. Message Board: 0 Posts, Last Post on 02/20/04
• Native American - I would like to come to you with a good heart in a good way. I offer you the teachings of The Ancestor's. Mitakuye Oyasin "We Are All Related" Groups:

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• Native American Paintings - Collectors exchange of info and art BY American Indians. Message Board: 0 Posts, Last Post on 12/28/03
• Native American Genealogy - "Where are my people",locating information of ancestors and relations, currently: DeCorse\Pasqual:Quechan,FortYuma and Nelson\Bidonie: Navajo Mt,SanJuanPiaute,Indian name Kaavoi\Napaats\Owl: Piaute Groups:
• Native Americans with Respect - It's time for an American Indian chat room that knows what respect is. Remember: the government loves to watch us fight and bicker and a reason to change things against us. Groups: Founded by Spiritedwolf1961 on 07/15/04
• NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC - This group is dedicated to information about Native traditional and contemporary music! It's not just about drumming anymore! OUTSTANDING music comes from Native american indians. Come and be informed Groups: Founded by Nativesmusic on 10/04/03
• Native American Indian - Speak truth on the Genocide that has been onging against the Native American Indian. NO slang words will be permitted. All discussions must be factual. Groups: Founded by Bmahatasooma on 07/23/03
• Lookin 4 Native Indians pen pals - Lookin for Native American Indian's that are lookin for pen-pals to write too. To build a beautiful friendship with other people. I am very interested in the native back ground. Groups: Founded by BLUEDREAMS2U on 05/02/03
• AMERICAN INDIAN WOURLD - HEY THIS IS FOR NATIVE AMERICANS AND FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO CHAT FR NICE TALK NO FIGHTING NO NOTHING EVERY ONE WILL BE NICE TO ONE ANOTHER AND YOU FIGHT YOU WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE . Groups: Founded by Minda joe 2 on 11/13/02
• Mixed Blood Indians - A place for Native Americans to meet and talk about their People. Groups: Founded by CrapoG on 12/30/01
• Native American Spirituality - American Indian and their Spiritual beliefs. Groups: Founded by RosendoGraywolf on 10/02/01
• NativeUniversal - This group is for Native Americans and those who wish to learn more about us, our beliefs, games, laws, issues in Indian Country. Groups:
• Miramania & M2002 - A group with the bond of gratitude drawn from the music of artist Robert Mirabal, by promoting fundraising/charitable causes for Native American Indians, their children and elders Groups:
• The Indian Nations Chatline Club - A place for all native american people Groups:
• Native American Spirituality - American Indian and their Spiritual beliefs. Groups: Founded by RosendoGraywolf on 10/02/01
• American Indians - This is for all Native american indians Groups: Founded by Doc ca lady 1 on 09/21/04
• Band Of The Hand - I desire to form a group of people whose worth is devoted to the native American indian, Anyone can join with respect and the lust to learn of our ways. Groups: Founded by ChircahuaIce on 07/04/04

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Lumbee Indians - This is a group for those of us that are Lumbee. The first native american group just for us. Groups: Founded by SexyLumbee07 on 04/21/04

LAFONTAINE TO FONTAINE.. - LAST NAME USE TO BE LAFONTAINE,FROM FRANCE.FAMILY CAME OVER IN CANADA THE LA WAS DROPED TO MAKE ONLY FONTAINE.I WAS TOLD THERE WAS NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN BLOOD IN THE FAMILY-TRYING TO RE-SEARCH THIS. Groups: Founded by TPHMN12 on 07/11/03

Native Spirit - Deutschsprachige Native American group. Themen: Spiritualitaet, Kultur und Geschichte der amerikanischen Indianer. Groups: Founded by Wopilatanka4 on 12/14/03

Native American Artifacts - All of you who love Native American Indian Artifacts . . .weavings, basketry, pottery, silver jewelry, etc.etc. Groups: Founded by GlendPw on 10/28/01

FIND YOUR INDIAN ROOTS - iF YOU ARE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN AND CANNOT TRACE YOUR ROOTS OR ARE TRYING TO FIND OTHERS OF YOUR TRIBE PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE LOOKING FOR MY SON-IN LAWS SIBLING! Groups: Founded by Mom dearest 321 on 12/01/02

Native American Spirituality - American Indian and their Spiritual beliefs. Groups: Founded by RosendoGraywolf on 10/02/01

Native Americans - Anyone intrested in Indians Groups: Founded by hawkwolf94 on 08/20/01

 

 

in People Connection

 

Fwd: PETITION FOR: President Bush Loss of Social Security Benefits !!!!!

Subj: FWD:For concerned Members of our Group,- Loss of Social Security Benefits !!!!!  Date: 9/14/2006 11:43:19 AM Central Standard Time From: A2002V2002 To: nativeartsculture@yahoogroups.com

From:

Margaret B.
To:





Date: Thursday, September 14, 2006
Subject: Help Stop This Please



ADD YOUR NAME DEMANDING  THIS BILL (WHICH WAS VOTED ON LAST WEEK BY THE SENATE) TO BE VETO'D  !!!!


- Loss of Social Security  Benefits

It is  already impossible to live on Social Security alone. If they give benefits  to "illegal" aliens who have never contributed, where does that leave us  that have paid into Social Security all our working lives? As stated  below, the Senate voted this  week to allow "illegal" aliens access to Social Security  benefits. Attached is an opportunity to sign a petition  that requires citizenship for eligibility to that social  service.

You can Agree or Delete. Instructions are  below.

PETITION FOR: President Bush

Mr. President: The  petition below is a protest against what the senate voted on recently  which was to allow illegal's to access our social security! We demand  that you and all congressional representatives require citizenship for  anyone to be eligible for social services in the United States . We  further demand that there not be any amnesty given to illegal's, and  NO free services or funding, or payments to and for illegal  immigrants. We are fed up with the lack of action about this matter  and are tired of "paying" for services to illegal's! Tell Senor  Fox to pay for his own people!

=====>Agree or  Delete: Instructions to sign are at the bottom.
1. Mary  Takami, Calif.
2. Connie Dodd. Calif.
3. Frank  Beirau , Calif.
4. Barbara Murray, Calif.
5.  Dody Farha , Okla.
6, Woody Farho, Okla
7.  Donna Capatosto, CA
8. Larry Capatosto, CA
9.  Ryan Capatosto, CA
10. Samantha Capatosto, CA
11. Nancy Brown, Torrance , CA
12. Daniel Brown, Torrance  , CA
13. Tamara Clark, Torrance , CA
14.  Darrin Clark, Torrance , CA
15. J. L. Thome, Torrance ,  CA
16. J. E. Thome, torrance , CA
17. Phillip  Cook, Manhattan Beach , CA
18. Howard Thrall, Rancho Palos  Verdes , CA
19. Jim Lehman The Dalles , OR
20.  TOM JENSEN, SAN ANTONIO , TEXAS
21. Ed Melone Phoenix  AZ
22 Laetitia Borden Phoenix AZ
23 bob reid,  mesa az
24 janet reid, mesa az
25 kaley reid,  mesa az
26 antonio reid, mesa az
27. Spike  Graham, Paradise Valley , AZ
28. Wendy Graham, Paradise  Valley , AZ
29. Joe Johnston, Gilbert AZ
30.  Jerry Eppler, Carmel , CA
31. Mary Worth, Prescott  AZ
32 Gary Carville, Los Altos , CA
33. Ron  Jeziorski, Santa Clara , CA
34. Jeff Jeziorski, Thousand  Oaks , CA
35. Gary Kos, Thousand Oaks
36.  Susan Kos, Thousand Oaks
37. Pierre Gerardy, Fillmore ,  CA
38. Cynthia Nadeau, Van Nuys , CA
39. Sean  Nadeau, Van Nuys
40. Kyle Nadeau, van Nuys
41.  William Coburn, Sherman Oaks, CA
42. James Harper, Sherman  Oaks
43. Carver Shannon, Los Angeles
44. Paul  Turgeon, Los Angeles
45. Cathy Wainwright, Redondo  Beach
46. Thomas Raoch, Redondo Beach , CA
47.  Doris Roach, Redondo Beach , CA
48. John Sabel, Redondo  Beach , CA
49. Howard Wood, Redndo beach, CA
50 Vincent Wainwright, San Diego , CA
51. David Kauffman,  San Diego , CA
52. Don Jorgenson, Hawthrone ,  CA
53. Sam Gerardi, Redondo Beach , CA
54.  Michele Crowley, PA
55. Richard Crowley, PA
56. Bill Thompson
57. Jan Thompson
58. Brit  Lane
59. Therese Blyleven
60. Eugenia  Barney
61. Larry Barne y
62 Barbara M. Kohl  Tonasket, Wa.
63. J. A. LOWMAN YUMA , AZ
64.Deveta Papania, Yuma , AZ
65. B. Picciano ,  AZ
66. A. Picciano , AZ
67. J. lang,  Ar.
68. W.lang, Ar.
69. C. Gully,  Ca.
70. J. Gully, Ca.
71. C Rusch  Ca
72. Chryl Gallagher, Ca
73.Dominic Cerra ,  CA .
74. Tracy Regan, Vista , CA
75. Yvonne  Hamnquist, Vista , CA
76. Mike Hamnquist, Vista ,  CA
77. Myrrl Hamnquist, Vista , CA
78. Janette  McLintock, Vista , CA
79. Robert McLintock, Vista ,  CA
80. Robert McLintock, Jr., Lincoln , NE
81.  Katie McLintock, Lincoln , NE
82. J. Woodburn, Vista ,  CA
83. M. A. Woodburn, Vista , CA
84. C. A.  Woodburn, Vista , CA
85. Gerald A. Boswell, Prescott ,  AZ
86. Rehab S. Boswell, Prescott , AZ
87  Oliver Taylor, Prescott , AZ
88. Carolyn S. Taylor,  Prescott , AZ
89 Thomas A. Reid
90 Shirley L.  Reid
91 Susan Whiteley Las Vegas , NV
92 Paul  Whiteley Las Vegas , NV
93. Barbara Meyer, CA
94. William Damery
95 Richard Anderson , Pioneer,  CA.
96 Debbie Anderson, Pioneer, CA.
97Gary  Dorall, Pioneer, CA
98 Jean Dorall, Pioneer,  CA.
99 Janice Anderson CA
100 Orville Anderson  CA
101 Charles Scanlon, CA
102 Dolores  Scanlon, CA
103 Donald R. Burr
104 Darlene Y.  Burr
105 Richard W. Bothman
106 Dennis Holmes  , CAlifornia
107. Harlan L. Bowe, Sierra Vista ,  AZ
108 Larry Bonham
109.Me rle Forst  Oregon
110 Marlena Forst, California
111.  Gayle Heiser, Oregon
112. Pat Wells,  California
113. Jan Wendell, Texas
114. Sharon  Schutz, Texas
115. David Schutz, Texas
116.  Kitty Jones, Texas
117. Carolyn Joynt,  Tennessee
118. Paul Brown, MS
119. Connie  Brown, MS
120. John ny L. Sanders, LA
121.  Rebecca T. Sanders, LA
122. John Dukes , La.
123. Lois M. Dukes, La.
124. Terry Wilson, La.
125 Dean Wilkerson , AR
126. W. Curtis Hicks
127. Gypsy N. Hicks
128. Neil H. Dobbins, AR
129. Regina M Dobbins, AR
130. Ida L. Kennedy,  AR
131. Frank Bonner, Ca
132. DeAndra Boydd ,  CA
133. Marcus Boydd, CA
134. Danny Michaels,  CA
135. Daniel Meditz, CA
136. Dorothy  Gehring, CA
137. Harvey B. Walker, Anaheim ,Ca
138. Linda L. Walker, Anaheim , Ca
139. KC Douglas,  Anaheim , Ca
140. Brandi L. Walker Anaheim Hills,  Ca
141. Zach Bevans, Anaheim Hills, Ca
142.  Devin D. Schroeder, Corona , Ca
143. Paul Schroeder,  Corona , Ca
144. Nancee Micham, Taneyville ,  Mo
145. Mike Micham, Taneyville, Ca
146. Helen  Sabin, Rancho Palos Verdes , Ca
147. Julie Clarke, San  Pedro , CA
148. Nikola Brajevich, Rancho Palos Verdes ,  CA
149.Richard Bulot, San Pedro , CA
150. Joe  B. Cagle, Irvine , CA
151.Ronald A. Cotta, Redondo Beach ,  CA
152 Carol Waselenchuk , FL
153 Jeanette J.  Brooks
154. Sheryl L. Brooks
155. Kyleen  Madsen , FL
156. Rand Madsen, FL
157 David A.  Whitehorn, Fl.
158 Mary Whitehorn, Fl.
158  James H. Peak
159 Janith E. Peak
160 Bill  Millholland
161 Barbara Millholland
162 Gerald  Powell
163 Linda Powell
164 RAYMOND  KUHN
165 Dolores Kuhn
166 Roger  Parrish
167 Joanne Parrish
168 Mike Volpe,  Florida
169 Betty Volpe, Florida
170 Kyle L.  Hartzell, Florida
171 Thom Milnor, Douglasville ,  GA
172 Eileen Milnor, Douglasville , GA
173  Gary Milnor, Douglasville , GA
174 Jackie Francis,  Douglasville , GA
175 Lawrence P. Pate , Avon Park ,  Florida
176 Penny Socin, Arlington , Texas
178  Jerry Socin, Arlington , Texas
179 Rader, Belvidere ,  Illinois
180 Marnie Mowles, Marion , Montana
181 William R. Miller Jr, KANSAS
182 Linda Miller,  KANSAS
183 David Dielman
184 Orland  Rosell
185. Amber Brooks
186. Jason  Rosell
187.Courtney Brooks , Pensacola ,  Florida
188. Becky Brooks, Pensacola , Florida
189. Pam Leonard, Cantonment, FL
190. James T., Pensacola  , FL
191. W.Thomas TN
192. H Thomas  TN
193. Fort Wayne Hopper, AL
194. B Clark ,  AL
195. C. Jordan, Al.
196. R.  Knight
197. D. H. Blackwelder, FL
198. K.  Dougherty , MD
199. R. Dougherty , MD
200. M  Ranalla , ME
201. C. Ranalla , WA
202. Joseph  Ranalla,Ca.
203.Cheryl Ranalla.Ca.
204. Jeanie  Johnson, CA
205. Paul Johnson , CA
206 Robert  Caris , CA
207 Cindy Seeley, VA
208 Jeanine  Kody,VA
209 Ron Kody, VA
210 Sandra Wetmore,  VA
211 William Moore , VA
212 Mary Alice  Moore, VA
213 Harry M. Moore, VA
214 Virginia  Williams NC
215 Thurman Williams NC
216 Lendon  Cunningham NC
217 Wendy Cunningham NC
218 Edna  Giroir Bryan,TX
219 Mary Russell, Abilene , TX
220. Nancy Gazzellone, Harrison , NY
221. BJ Satterfield,  Mableton , GA
222. Terry Dyer. Loganville ,  Ga.
223. Carol Dyer, Loganville , Ga.
224.  Shane Dyer, Loganville , Ga.
225. Mike Smith, Lubbock ,  Tx
226. Brenda Smith, Lubbock , Tx
227. Rex E.  Nixon, Hobbs , New Mexico
228. Sherri G. Nixon, Hobbs ,  New Mexico
229. Rodney M. Trammel, Hobbs , NM
230. James M. Trammel, Hobbs , NM
231. Lucille L. Trammel,  Hobbs , NM
232. Chris Hilburn, Hobbs , NM
233  Danny Goolsby
234 Doyle Beauchamp ,TX.
235.  Don T. Hayes, Plainview , TX
236. Diannna K. Hayes,  Plainview , TX
237. Ruth Obenhaus
238. Harold  Obenhaus
239 Kenneth Stukey
240 Lea  Stukey
241 Gary Moss
242 Eileene  Moss
243 Doug Moss
244. Donna  Chambers
245. Brenda Parker
246. Norma  Buth
247 Bill Buth
248Norma Morgan
249 Milton Morgan
250 Raylene Fealy NC
251 Jim  Fealy NC
252 VICKI PENNEY
253 JOHN  PENNEY
254 Sandra Sailors
255 David  Sailors
256 Patsy Allen
257 Edward  Allen
258 Jim Smith
259 Karen Smth
260 James Nichols
261 Wayne Ulmer
262 Tom  Reilly Ca.
263 Maureen Reilly Ca.
264 Earl W.  Wilkinson , OR
265 Linda L. Wilkinson , OR
266  Dixie L. Haddock
267 John I. Haddock
268  Violet Gehrke
269 Shirley Brittian KS.
270  Sharon Kilts, KS
271 Eileen Brunzell, CA
272  Joseph P Carrigan
273 Lydia E Carrigan
274  Therese Griesmer
275 Don Griesmer
276. JAN  VERFURTH
277. ANNE VERFURTH
278. JAN ELLEN  VERFURTH
279 Jerome Goebel, VA
280 Mary Ann  Goebel, VA
281 Karolen Linderman
282. Michael  A. Glass
283. Herman Leonard
284. Pete Kameron  , Ca.
285. Rowland Perkins, Ca.
286. Sallie  Perkins, Ca.
287. Dahra Perkins , Oregon
288.  Kamala James , Oregon
289. Hardy James ,  Oregon
290. Alexandra Furlong, Wash
291. Teri  McCasland, CA
292. Keith Harn, CA
293. Eugene  Petzold, Torrance , CA
294. Hanna Petzold, Torrance ,  CA
295. Albert V. Kingsbury , Wyoming , PA
296. Sharon E. Kingsbury, Wyoming , PA
297. Helen E.  Groves, Kapaa, Kauai , Hi.
298. Carol J. Groves , Kapaa,  Kauai , Hi.
299. Kellie Groves, Montebello ,  CA
300. Donald Groves, Montebello , CA
301.  Ellen Drake, Montebello , CA
302. Sean Groves, Montebello  , CA
303. Michael Groves, Montebello , CA
304.  Patricia Venable, Montclair , Ca.
305. Janice Pierce, West  Covina , CA
306 Dale Van Strat
307 Eva Van  Stratten
308. Richard L. Hamlin
309. Patricia  A. Hamlin
310. Robert L. Neely, Lancaster, Ca
311. Pamela Sue  Neely, Lancaster, Ca
312. Susan Morgan, Simi Valley ,, CA
313.  Sharon Isaacs, Lake Havasu city , AZ
314. Louise Flood ,  Az.
315. Donald Flood , Az.
316. Carole Schaffer Ca
317.  Clyde Schaffer Ca
318. Ron Schaffer Ca
319. Dennis Alexander  Ca
320. Armida Otero Ca
321. Diana Markley Ca
322. Norma  Sarvey Ca
323. Cheryl Heisler Mo
324. Mark Dunham Mo
325. Jim  Corkins Ca
326. Vicky Fowler Ca
327. Cheri Nutter Ca
328.  Chad Nutter Ca
329. Kyle Luna Ca
330. Cathy Downey Az
331.  Mike Downey Az
332. Joan Beck , AZ
333. Phil Strittmatter ,  AZ
334. Pat Decker , Tx
335. Don Decker , Tx
336. Paul Decker  IL
337. Dorothy Decker IL
338. Jeff Dillman , MO
339. Keith  Brown , MO
340. Glenn Phillips , TX
341. Hope Elston ,  TX
342. Annamarie Ferguson , TX
343. John Ferguson , TX
344. Alx Gilson ,  TX
345 R. J. Bull, OK
346. G. Ford,  OK
347. L. Ford,  OK
348.   Sherry Hawley , TX
349.   Henry Hawley , TX
350.   Chase Hawley , TX
351.  Chantz Hawley , TX
352.  Tami Hawley , TX
353.   Charla Walton, Ama. , TX
354.  Georgeanne Churchman , TX
355. Sue  Lawrence , TX
356. Ken  McCormick, TX
357. Roy  Rastetter, TX
358. Mary  Rastetter, TX
359. Wynelle Perry,  TX
360 Norma Paris,  TX
361. Nell Krueger,  TX
362. Lawrence Guidry,  LA
363.Gerald   Heisler , WI
364. Carl Curtis,  MI
365. Fay Curtis,  MI
366. Joel B. Witham,  KS
367. Jacqueline L.  Witham, KS
368. Theresa Riley,  KS
369. Roger Mann, KS
370. Randy Teinert,  TX
380. Kat Knudsen, Smithville  TX
381. Susan Kraemer, Warner Robins,  GA
382. Brenda Durden,  Macon, GA
383.  Bonita Whigam, Gray, GA
384. Marty Whigam,  Gray,Ga
385. William Vowell,  Macon,GA
386. Terry Z. Greene;  Milledgeville,Ga.
387. David E.  Haskell, Milledgeville, GA
389. Susan  Waits, Grand Prairie, TX
390. Becky  Myers, TX
391. David  Myers, TX
392.   Barbera Nix, Houston, Tx
393.  Nancy Barlow, Layton, UT
394. marian  barlow, taos, n.m
395. robert  barlow, taos, n.m
396. Donna  Simmons Mo.
397. R.D.  Simmons Mo.
398. Robeet A.  Bell
399 Rube  Glover,Lone Oak,TX
400 Tanya Glover,  lONE oAK,tx
401 Ricky Thorn, Irving, Tx
402 Cindy Mitchell, Coppell, TX
403 William Mitchell, Irving, TX
404 Leroy Ritchie, Arlington, Tx.
405  Patricia Ritchie, Arlington, Tx
406  LaWana Underwood, Austin, TX
407  Renata Simmons, Liberty Hill, Tx
408  James Simmons, Liberty Hill, Tx
409  Cynthia Simmons, Austin, Tx.
410  Valerie Green, Kingsland, Tx
411. Dreama Runyon, Wellington, FL
412. Lucy Runyon, Wellington, FL
413. Judy McConagle, FL
414. Leon Perez, Wellington, FL
415. Margaret Baylor 
416 Judith Gilman
417 Little Running Deer
If you don't forward the petition and just  stop it, we will lose all these names. If you do not want to sign  it, please just forward it to everyone you know. Thank you!!! To  add your name, click on "forward". You will be able to add your  name at the bottom of the list and then forward it to your  friends.

I think everyone should send a copy now to  the President. I put all my friends in the BCC address box and in  the To box I put the President@whitehouse.gov.


THE  2,000th PERSON SEND IT ON TO THE FOLLOWING E-MAIL ADDRESS:

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9-11

9-11 We will never forget our fallen heros of 9/11. God bless them and bless our troops. Message from Iraq The proud warriors of Baker Company wanted to do something to pay tribute To our fallen comrades. So since we are part of the only Marine Infantry Battalion left in Iraq the one way that we could think of doing that is By taking a picture of Baker Company saying the way we feel. It would be awesome if you could find a way to share this with our fellow countrymen. I Was wondering if there was any way to get this into your papers to let the world know that "WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN" and are proud to serve our country. Semper If 1stSgt Dave Jobe The attached photo was forwarded from one of the last U.S. Marine companies in Iraq. They would like to have it passed to as many people as possible, to let the folks back home know that they remember why they're there and that they remember those who've been lost.

 

 

This link is particularly incredible. Photographer Bil Biggart was killed by debris at the World Trade Center on 9/11, and took photos until he died. His camera was recovered, and the images are in a gallery at the link below:

*'Bill Biggart's Final Exposures'

 

 

 

 

Remembering 9 -11 And Healing

 

Lummi tribal member Jewell Praying Wolf James (Indian Name: tse-Sealth, a lineal descendent of Chief Seattle). Mr James is a Northwest Coast Spirit Dancer, Master Carver and President of the House of Tears Carvers. (Lummi) Large Cedar Carvings and Totems		The Lummi Healing Pole Attracting national media attention on its cross-country journey from Bellingham, Washington to the Sterling Forest, near New York City,

 

 

The Liberty and Freedom totem poles with the Sovereignty crossbar placed across them are the "sacredness of love joining us together," said Jewell "Praying Wolf" James, councilman and master carver of the Lummi Nation. The Lummis presented the poles to the Pentagon in a Sept. 19 ceremony to commemorate the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack. Photo by Rudi Williams
(Click photo for screen-resolution image); high-resolution image available.

 

News Release USDA Forest Service Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Mt. Baker Ranger Station

Contact: Betty Blodgett, 425-744-3571 or Kurt Russo – Lummi Indian Nation 360-961-4554

Cedar Trees from the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest to Be Carved by Lummi Indian Nation into Liberty and Freedom Totem Poles that will become Part of a Permanent 9-11 Memorial in Washington D.C. Sedro Woolley: April 6, 2004   The One Voice Mural The One Voice Healing Pole The One Voice 9-11 Healing Totem sculpture above was gifted in the memory of all those lives lost in the 9-11 tragedies.  It was transported cross country from California and unveiled and erected within the New York City Bronx Zoo in September, 2002 on the first year anniversary. The One Voice 9-11 Healing Pole makes it debut. The Heal All Life Healing Pole Sculptures The One Voice 9-11 Healing Pole with a representation of New York City ... Shane's healing poles include one honoring American Indians commissioned by the ...http://www.larson-<WBR>foundation.<WBR>org/hal/main.<WBR>htm ttp://www.fs.fed.us/r6/mbs/news/2004/nr_mbrd_lummi_040604.shtml   A design Vision for Restoration Park The Park would feature a permanent family of 16 immense fallen old growth healing poles erected in a special area within the San Francisco Presidio.

Bluebird Woman Elayna Reyna of the San Juan Bautista American Indian Council puts her own healing energy into the Childrens Sculpture.

 

Lemon grass burns inside a California abalone shell in the traditional Native American consecration ceremony of the first Heal All Life sculpture dedicated to the Children of the World in 1997.  

 

The Childrens Sculpture on display at the world headquarters plaza of Levi Strauss in San Francisco.

 

The Healing Mission

 Land - Ancient Trees               The First Peoples                    Oceans - The Great Whale

The healing missions of the Heal All Life Sculptures is expressed through three living symbols (life forms) of the indigenous plants, animals and peoples of the world;

• The great original old growth giant trees, the redwoods and cedars of the Pacific Northwest, 

• The great whale (Kohola), 

• The proud descendents of the First Peoples of California and the Pacific Northwest, and the Pacific Islands.

The whale (kohola) and the old growth redwood and cedar trees, ancient animal and plant species which have co-existed for over 40 million years on this planet, are threatened with extinction as are the history and collective wisdom of the indigenous "First Peoples" of the Earth. This brings meaning and importance to the healing mission expressed in each of the Heal All Life Sculptures.  

The stories of the great whale, the great California redwood and Pacific Coast cedar trees, and the spiritual traditions and cultures of the  indigenous peoples of California, Hawaii and the Pacific region, are re-told through these Heal All Life Sculptures in a respectful and reverent manner which seeks to heal ancient wounds and restore new life, respect and hope to the living and future descendants of the indigenous peoples, plants and animals of the world.

Important Information for women! with links

Wow! No I did not know that one! and  it runs in my moms side of the family with the women! Also lately they have been running a TV Ad about another cancer for women that is from a virus! I lost one of my young patients I cared for to this one, but we did not even know it was from a virus!!  Ann

 

 

komo news | The Silent Killer: Inflammatory Breast Cancer

KOMO 4 News Special Report: Inflammatory Breast Cancer ... When KOMO first broadcast its Inflammatory Breast Cancer story on May 7, only TV viewers in ...

http://www.komotv.com/ibc/

 

 

 

komo news | Special Reports : Inflammatory Breast Cancer Update: A ...

Have A News Tip? Email Us or call 1-TV-TIPS-KOMO ... SEATTLE - Millions of people now know about Inflammatory Breast Cancer or IBC. ...

http://www.komotv.com/news/story_sr.asp?ID=44300

 

 

 

This came through in another group, some images in the video are somewhat graphic, but it still is an important video to watch, maybe alone if a man is around.

 

 

Ok this one has the  Video and it starts with an ad and then it goes to the Report you showed, Maggie. Thank you again , Maggie!
Love and Hugs,
Ann

 

The Full Corn Moon Rises Sept. 7

This month's full moon is named for corn-harvesting season. It will be the closest, largest full moon of 2006. A partial lunar eclipse will be visible Sept. 7 in Europe, Africa and Asia.