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ERNIE C SALGADO JR CEO RESUME Luiseno Native American Indian Sobaba Band of Luiseño Indians Ernie Salgado ErnieSalgado
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Ernie Salgado Jr., Chief Executive Officer of Apapas Development Company, talks with CALIE journalist Roy Cook during a MONSTOR.COM job fair event in San Diego. Ernie Salgado Professional Resumé and Biography. Ernie C. Salgado, Jr., M.B.A. CEO, Apapas Development Co. San Jacinto, CA 92581. Office 1-800-924-8744 Ext. 230. TRIBAL BLOGGER Ernie Salgado. Editor, The Indian Reporter Web site. Born Soboba Indian Reservation June 13, 1941. Tribal Member of the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians. Own and managed sev...
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CRAZY HORSE Tashunca, Lakota Native American Indian Warrior Portrait Photos
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ROY COOK NEWS BLOG. CRAZY HORSE / TASHUNCA, Lakota:. Crazy Horse, Lakota. Crazy Horse earned his reputation among the Lakota not only by demonstrating heroic skill and bravery during battle, but also by his blustery determination to preserve his traditional Indian culture. For example, Crazy Horse refused to allow anyone to take his photograph. From the book Indian Heros and Great Chieftains by Charles A. Eastman (Ohiyesa). TRADITIONAL Native American Indian Quotations. Upon suffering beyond suffering:.
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LEGENDARY E-MAILS...An Archive of the Best E-mails Chain Letters of All Time
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ABOUT TIR, HISTORY and MISSION STATEMENT. ARCHIVE OF POPULAR AND FAMOUS E-MAILS OF OUR TIME editorial, opinion, political, cartoons, jokes. Please do NOT E-mail us your submissions because of any number of reasons bandwidth, limited time and resources, and viruses. E-MAIL and WEB-SAFETY TIPS:. So be aware of chain letters, hoaxes, rumors, urban legends, phishing, scams, fraud, spam, spoofing, and hidden viruses in websites you visit and e-mails sent to you. Wall Street Journal Sizes Up Obama. You're crit...
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ABOUT THE INDIAN REPORTER Web Site www.theindianreporter.com
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ABOUT TIR, HISTORY and MISSION STATEMENT. I Need a Good Laugh! See similar graphic below to DOWNLOAD a decade of professionally-archived newspapers. The primary purpose for The Indian Reporter. Is to provide the Tribal Community with current news and to provide information that may affect their everyday survival, established 1962 as a Southern California tribal newsletter, and here on the Internet in 2009. ABOUT THE INDIAN REPORTER Web site. July 3, 2009. My name is Ernie C. Salgado Jr. Bill was not Indi...
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BO MAZZETTI Chairman Rincon Band of Luiseno Indians Blames the Governor Not The Department of Interior DOI
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ABOUT TIR, HISTORY and MISSION STATEMENT. Blame the Governer, Not the DOI. By Chairman Bo Mazzetti, Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians, September 2010. In 1988, when Congress passed the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. IGRA) two United States senators, John McCain. With prominent Congressman Morris Udall. Promised in separate statements in the Congressional Record that if states tried to take advantage of the bill to encroach on tribal sovereignty. Or to tax tribes, they would be the first to yell foul. Took on...
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LEGENDARY E-MAILS...An Archive of the Best E-mails Chain Letters of All Time
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ABOUT TIR, HISTORY and MISSION STATEMENT. ARCHIVE OF POPULAR AND FAMOUS E-MAILS OF OUR TIME editorial, opinion, political, cartoons, jokes. Please do NOT E-mail us your submissions because of any number of reasons bandwidth, limited time and resources, and viruses. E-MAIL and WEB-SAFETY TIPS:. So be aware of chain letters, hoaxes, rumors, urban legends, phishing, scams, fraud, spam, spoofing, and hidden viruses in websites you visit and e-mails sent to you. Wall Street Journal Sizes Up Obama. You're crit...
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CASINO LOCATOR San Diego County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County
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ROY COOK NEWS BLOG. Southern California Indian Casinos. The California Indian Education Indian Casino Guide and Locator Map is currently under development by Ernie C. Salgado Jr (CALIE Founder), please CONTACT ERNIE. Until we have our Locator Map sponsored, please click on the map. Below for a one-stop complete casino guide, including an informative casino FAQ and community Web portal and research guide with jobs and employment tips:. CALIE urges you to join our community SUPERSTAR. Coachella, CA 92236.
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The American Cowboy Chronicles: Federal Government allows Wind Energy Industry to Kill Eagles
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The American Cowboy Chronicles. Sunday, May 3, 2015. Federal Government allows Wind Energy Industry to Kill Eagles. By Ernie C. Salgado Jr. American Bald and Golden Eagles have been an American national icon pride for over 200 years, and they are sacred birds for the Native American people. The feathers of the Eagle are central to many American Indian religious and spiritual customs, especially among Native Americans in the United States and First Nations in Canada. Despite modern and historic Native Ame...
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SHAYNE DEL COHEN JOURNAL — Tribal Community Empowerment Newsletter — WWW.SHAYNEDEL.COM
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ABOUT TIR, HISTORY and MISSION STATEMENT. WELCOME This newsletter started when I was the Nevada coordinator for a five-state tribal library project which focused on archives, museums and cultural centers, moving on to include information about my passions: empowerment, education, environment and economic development. My blog was formerly posted at. To provide a benign environment/forum that stimulates thought or actual resources for those involved in tribal development. Click links to DOWNLOAD PDF:.
