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NEW NATIVE NATION
for, by and about
21st century
              
Native American and First Nations people

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Every Page : The new email address is nnninfo@yahoo.com and is gradually being changed on all pages. The old email address is no longer in use for this site.
Essays, downloadables and videos are replacing offsite links all across the web site. (Thankyou Lilkye for this suggestion!) Check your favorite topics for new info.

updated week of July 4, 2010
Truckers and Travelers: downloadable pdf - Road Sign Car Bingo Game for traveling kids
Herbs Harvest and Foraging : downloadable pdf - Ethnobotany of the Tewa Indians

updated week of July 11, 2010
The Cookbook : video - How To Fry an Egg on the Sidewalk
Low-Cost, No-Cost Toys and Games : video - Whistle Loudly with Two Fingers

updated week of July 18, 2010
Waste Not : video - Rust Repair Tips (dedicated to ScarletO'Sara)
Many Sisters Gardening Page : guest essay - Help Vegetables Survive a Hot Summer

updated week of July 25, 2010
Crafts and Native Technology : downloadable pdf - Pine Needle Basketry: A Complete Book of Instructions for Making Pine Needle Baskets, ( 1920)
Heartbeat of the People : downloadable pdf - Iroquois Music and Dance

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New Native Nation chat room - javachat
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irc.stelivo.com port 6667
temporary daily chat times:
ET -> 9 - 10 pm , CT -> 8 - 9 pm
MT -> 7- 8 pm , PT -> 6 - 7 pm
Oacla chat room - javachat
oacla
irc.chatstop.net port 6667
Native American chat room - javachat
nativeamerican
irc.chatstop.net port 6667
Native Circle chat room - flashchat
Native-Circle
Ancient Native Americans, Modern Technology
Who Were The Founders of the Technological Era? 		Camping
and Outdoor Skills 		Care and Share Cars and Trucks
The Cookbook Crafts
and Native Technology 		Elders Speak Up Fitness Page
NNN Freebies Fun by the Fire
stories, jokes, and games 		Health
general info, nutrition, non-toxic living and tips 		Heartbeat of the People Native American Dance
Herbs,
Harvests, and Foraging** 		Hunting and Fishing** The Karaoke Page Low-Cost, No-Cost Toys and Games
Many Sisters Gardening Page The Medicine Page
medical news, conditions, remedies and care 		Members' Critters Members' Hello
News,
headlines, horoscope, lottery, amber alerts
etc. 		Salutes to Veterans Special Thanks to Our Sponsors
and Special Needs list		 The Sports Page
The Trackers Challenge Page Test and Improve Your Tracking Skills The NNN Trading Post Trivia Page Truckers And Travelers**
Voice of the Land
music 		Waste Not
recycle/reuse, save money, reduce debt		 The Weather Page Weight Loss Page
What's Happening
events and meets 		LINKS JOB SEARCH PAGE Design a 21st Century Tipi Challenge
We Have A Winner!
Click Here For Details!
BezhiigMaiingan's Poetry Cindian's Poetry
(Win Nibawiwin Ogidaki "She is standing on a hill") 		Fishguy's Poetry
(M. Solomon) 		Gun Chick's Poetry
Nim's Poetry
(Nimchira, J. Porter Selman) 		ScarlettO'Sara's Poetry
(SeaHorse) 		Southern Hubby's Poetry
(Bob Hicks) 		Spudmama's Poetry
(Nunyageya, Nunya Ageya)
Viking's Poetry Weary's Poetry

Where are 21st Century Native American and First Nations People?
In the United States one out of every 100 people is recognized by the federal government as Native American. However, experts say those who are federally-recognized make up only about 40% of Native Americans. The actual numbers are closer to one out of every 40 people. In addition, 40 out of every 100 African Americans, 25 out of every 100 European Americans, and 45 out of every 100 Hispanic Americans are also of significant Native American descent.
Where are 21st Century Native American and First Nations People? We are all around you!


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“Disclaimer - The FDA insists that if they haven’t evaluated a treatment and approved it then it can’t heal you even though, from the looks of it, they haven’t evaluated much except a bunch of expensive stuff drug companies sell. They also make people who provide information on traditional, alternative, natural, home or herbal remedies post a disclaimer saying that such information is not meant to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. So here it is, for what it’s worth.”

Native Americans and First Nations People are generally not very puritanical and I am just about good and tired of hiding harmless but somewhat risque things from whatever prude might stumble across this web site. Those of you who spend so much energy protecting your children from a natural part of life are lagging in your parental duties. Girls can become fertile at the age of 9, boys can begin puberty as early as 10. They need to be prepared in advance - if you can't stand to, get them a library book. Knowledge is power, ignorance is a disaster waiting to happen. I have had enough of giving in to the tyranny of the sexually stunted and distorted.
--In a related aside: what passes for sexual harrassment nowadays is mostly just poor taste and acting wounded by it is a slap in the face to the many women who, like me, have been through real sexual harrassment. --

Congratulations to the Mashpee Wampanoags on getting federal recognition Feb. 16, 2007! - Thankyou Wunnestu at Kadobi Lodge Crafts, Hebron, CT!

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