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MAY 2008 • VOL. XXIV • NO. 5 Publisher/Editor-in-Chief Art Director Interactive Production Developer Advertising Sales Director Copy Editor Circulation Coordinator Contributors Marguerite D. Carroll Ed Felker Neil Lunsford Tom Wilkins Michelle Tirado Amanda Rocha Rob Capriccioso James B. Floyd Kimberly Hayes Joseph Paiement Randi Hicks Rowe Gregory A. Smith Michelle Tirado 12 Green Technology By Michelle Tirado EnErgy Harnessing Resources to Build a Tribal Economy SUBSCRIBER SERVICES — 1-800-992-4489 ext. 110 To subscribe, renew, change an address, or if you have questions about your current subscription, contact Amanda Rocha, circulation coordinator, at the above number. Or send e-mail to: circulation@americanindianreport.com Published monthly (12 issues). U.S. subscription rates: $49.95. Canadian: $64.95. Canadian subscribers are responsible for including the additional 7 percent GST tax with their subscription payment. Foreign subscription rate is $100. Single copy price is $5.95. All rates are payable in U.S. currency only. To sell or receive bulk copies of American Indian Report, call for more information. ADVERTISING — 1-800-992-4489 ext. 119 To place advertising, contact Tom Wilkins at the above number or send an e-mail to: tom.wilkins@americanindianreport.com PERMISSIONS & REPRINTS — 1-800-992-4489 ext. 110 No part of this issue may be reproduced by any mechanical, photographic or electronic process without written permission from the publisher. Call or write to Reprints, American Indian Report, 3702 Pender Drive, Suite 300, Fairfax, VA 22030. The minimum order for any reprint is 100 copies. Contact us at the above number or send an e-mail to: info@americanindianreport.com MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSIONS — 1-800-992-4489 ext. 141 Call and ask for a copy of the AIR Writers’ Guidelines. When submitting a manuscript, please clearly print author’s name, address and phone number on the document. American Indian Report does not return unsolicited editorial material unless it is accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. The magazine is not responsible for the loss of unsolicited manuscripts. Send e-mail to: editor@americanindianreport.com American Indian Report is a publication of Because of their close kinship to the earth, Native American people have always tried to be green, but with electricity and fuels, it has been far from easy to protect nature. Today, though, with the emergence of new technologies that harness the power that nature generates, like energy from the sun, wind, the planet’s interior and organic material, they can now be much greener. 20 Sweet Success By rob Capriccioso yoUTh Kids Take on Poverty Through Profitable Chocolate Company Richard W. Phelps CEO Jeffrey S. Marciano PrEsidEnt 3702 Pender Drive, Suite 300 • Fairfax, VA 22030 Phone: 703-352-2250 or 1-800-992-4489 Fax: 703-352-2323 E-mail: info@americanindianreport.com www.americanindianreport.com ©2008 American Indian Report, ISSN No. 0894-4040. Published submissions do not necessarily represent the views of American Indian Report. All rights reserved. 5 Truffles, toffee bars and lollipops, the very words can make a kid’s mouth water. Yet you will find no drooling at the Lickity Split Chocolate shop in Blanding, Utah, though the crew of Native youth who work there are surrounded by such confections. These kids are more interested in learning how to run a successful business than satisfying a sweet tooth. May 2008 American Indian Report http://www.americanindianreport.com http://www.americanindianreport.com http://www.apexawards.com/ http://www.naja.com/

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American Indian Report - May 2008 Contents Courts: Blackfeet Housing Authority Can Be Sued For Unhealthy Homes Congress: Activity on the Hill Ethics & Standards of Conduct: Personal Use of Tribal Property Policy: "Meriless Indian Savages" and the Declaration of Independence Green Technology Grants: New DOJ Program Provides Funding For Rape Crisis Centers Listen & Learn: Multiple Indirect Cost Rates Sweet Success Penobscot Nation Restores Cultural Use of Water Tribes Diversify with Private Equity Fund The Native American YouTube Tribal Government: An Introduction to Strategic Planning

American Indian Report - May 2008

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