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Wednesday February 8, 2012 WHITE HOUSE TRIBAL NATIONS CONFERENCE President Barack Obama listens to his adoptive parents from the Crow Tribe: Sonny and Mary Black Eagle at the White House Tribal Nations Conference. December 2, 2011. Photo Tami A. Heilemann-Office of Communications/US Department of the Interior. • Video of Speech | Download MP4 | Download MP3 • White House Press Release | Executive Order on Indian Education • White House 2011 Tribal Nations Progress Report | DOI Press Release More: • DOI Tribal Consultation Policy | National Commission on Indian Trust Administration and Reform | Proposed BIA Regulations Latest News: Native Sun News: Oglala Sioux Tribe calls Keystone XL rally (2/8) Rick Santorum boosts campaign with victories in three states (2/8) Rep. Markey calls for hearing on Alaska Native corporations (2/7) Larry Echo Hawk: How being a Mormon helped me succeed (2/7) Steve Russell: Talking Mitt Romney with cousin Ray Sixkiller (2/7) Jeromy Sullivan: Protect Port Gamble from overdevelopment (2/7) Julia Good Fox: A unified political platform for Indian Country (2/7) DC Circuit set to hear first of challenges to Cobell settlement (2/7) House approves bill to move Quileute Tribe to safer grounds (2/7) Sen. McCain questions law firm that receives casino revenue (2/7) Ms. Blog: Some things you need to know about Native women (2/7) Opinion: False allegations against San Manuel Band chairman (2/7) Opinion: IHS includes natural health discipline in loan program (2/7) New Mexico Secretary of Indian Affairs hasn't been confirmed (2/7) Pueblo man charged in connection with woman's brutal death (2/7) Mohawk man charged for digging up ground at Superfund site (2/7) Gila River Indian Community considers reservation highway (2/7) Mississippi Choctaws receive $2.5M in transportation grants (2/7) Redding Rancheria starts construction on new health facility (2/7) Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation files federal recognition lawsuit (2/7) British Columbia chooses reserve as site of detention facility (2/7) Leader of Little Salmon Carmacks First Nation faces removal (2/7) Opinion: Jack Abramoff still trying to say sorry for his crimes (2/7) City urged to provide services to Kialegee Tribal Town casino (2/7) New York governor includes gaming revenue in state budget (2/7) Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe plans to open new casino in April (2/7) City council backs Jemez Pueblo off-reservation casino plan (2/7) IPR: Grand Traverse Band shares $958K in gaming revenues (2/7) Editorial: Give Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe casino more time (2/7) Editorial: Tribal gaming monopoly a big question in Michigan (2/7) Editorial: Death of non-Indian gaming bill is good for Florida (2/7) Tim Giago: Cobell settlement just another government rip-off (2/6) Witness List: House subcommittee hearing on Indian land bill (2/6) more headlines...   VOICE: 202 630 THEZ (8439) FAX: 202 318 2182 Hot Topics: Cobell | 112th Congress | land-into-trust | Wambli Sina Win Local Links: Indian Gaming | Federal Register Message Board | In The Hoop More Headlines Jobs and Notices: • United South and Eastern Tribes Director of Environmental Resource Management • Indian Arts and Crafts Board Chief Curator • Indian Arts and Crafts Board Museum Aid • Eastern Shoshone Tribe Staff Attorney • United South and Eastern Tribes Development Director • Salt River Community Golf Enterprises Assets Manager • United Indians of All Tribes Foundation Head Start Director • United South and Eastern Tribes Health Policy Analyst • Native American Contractors Association Executive Director • Contact Blue Earth Marketing, lchen@blueearthmarketing.com, to place your job ad or notice Quick Links: Twitter | Facebook | YouTube Pechanga | Buffalo's Fire Turtle Talk | MT-WY TLC SCIA | House Resources On Native America Calling For the Love of Chocolate - Often the word chocolate can garner a smile at almost any given moment. The silky flow of its rich flavor has captivated our senses for centuries. Beyond the sweet tastes and sensations it brings to the taste buds, what other benefits come from this treat? Is it really healthy? What is the indigenous connection to chocolate? What is the difference between chocolate and cocoa? How is chocolate still playing a role in Native life?

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