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Update April 1, 2010
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CONTE ALAIN SAN GIORGIO Joins the NANANS team - Conte Alain San Giorgio served as Monaco’s Ambassador to the 1984 Monaco Olympic Committee in Los Angeles, Founder and President of Conte San Giorgio International, a Monaco based fashion, manufacturer and world-wide distributor of men’s and women’s exclusive apparel and accessories. We welcome him to the NANAAS. 
 
 
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THE NANAAS ANNOUNCES

IT'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS

If you have been watching the NANAAS lately you have notice that NANAAS has announced  their elected officials of the Board of Directors of NANAAS.

There has never been such a strong "out of the gate" Native American Arts organization with this much creditability involved in their leadership.  "We require only the best of the best to help run this organization," said Doc Holiday, co-founder of the NANAAS. This organization is open and available for membership to all ages, races, and nationalities who support and recognize the Native American art forms, music and history.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF NANAAS

DOC HOLIDAY - BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE RECORDING ACADEMY, VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS, 14 TIME "TELLY" AWARD WINNER, RECORDING & VIDEO STUDIO OWNER (THE POWER PLANT), GOLDEN MUSIC AWARD WINNER (PRODUCER OF THE YEAR, CO- PRODUCER OF THE P.B.S. TELEVISION SHOW "NATIVE AMERICA, THE GATHERING OF THE FOUR WINDS
RED HAWK - VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS, 2 TIME "TELLY" AWARD WINNER, INTERNATIONAL RECORDING ARTIST)

JEFFREY BREIT - LAW PROFESSOR AT WILLIAM AND MARY UNIVERSITY, PRACTICING ATTORNEY (NORFOLK, VIRGINIA), VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS,  "TELLY" AWARD WINNER,
BILL REID - INTERNATIONAL CONCERT PROMOTER, OWNER OF THE NORVA (NORFOLK, VIRGINIA), OWNER OF THE NATIONAL (RICHMOND, VIRGINIA), VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS, "TELLY" AWARD WINNER, CO- PRODUCER OF THE P.B.S. TELEVISION SHOW "NATIVE AMERICA, THE GATHERING OF THE FOUR WINDS
ROBERT MORECOCK - CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE (NORFOLK, VIRGINIA),  PRACTICING ATTORNEY (NORFOLK, VIRGINIA), VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS, "TELLY" AWARD WINNER,
JIM BOYD - VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS,  INTERNATIONAL RECORDING ARTIST
KEVIN O'KEEFE - PRACTICING ATTORNEY (NEW YORK, NEW YORK), VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS,  "TELLY" AWARD WINNER, WINNER), VOTING MEMBER OF THE COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION, VOTING MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS
REBECCA KRUGAN - VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS SINCE 2003, INTERNATIONAL RECORDING ARTIST                                                                       
Conte Alain San Giorgio served as Monaco’s Ambassador to the 1984 Monaco Olympic Committee in Los Angeles, Founder and President of Conte San Giorgio International, a Monaco based fashion, manufacturer and world-wide distributor of men’s and women’s exclusive apparel and accessories 
DAVE DAVIS - VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS, INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN MASTERING ENGINEER AND RECORD PRODUCER
A.J. PALAZZO - VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS,  RECORDING ENGINEER,
JANET PALAZZO - VOTING MEMBER OF THE GRAMMY AWARDS,  RECORDING STUDIO OWNER, CO- PRODUCER OF THE P.B.S. TELEVISION SHOW "NATIVE AMERICA, THE GATHERING OF THE FOUR WINDS


 
Mega International Records and N.A. Records has announces 4 final round Grammy entries for the 52nd. Grammy Awards in the Native American Music, and Spoken Word catagories.
Producers and Writers included on these entries:
Doc Holiday, Jeffrey Breit, Bill Reid, Janet Palazzo, Carmela Wohanka, Robert Morecock, Red Hawk, A.J. Palazzo, Karen W. Bolton


Artist:  RED HAWK
Title:  KAREN W BOLTONS "THE MESSAGE"
Category:  Best Spoken Word Album (Includes Poetry, Audio Books & Story Telling)


Artist:  RED HAWK
Title:  WOLF TALK
Category:  Best Native American Music Album

Artist:  RED HAWK
Title:  HISTORY REMEMBERS THE CHEYENNE DOG SOLDIERS
Category:  Best Spoken Word Album (Includes Poetry, Audio Books & Story Telling)


An Open Letter From 7 Time Nammy Winner JIM BOYD

We are LAKES, ARROW LAKES, SINIXT!
P.O. BOX 384 Inchelium, WA. 99138
JIM BOYD / Facilitator 509.879.0241

ArrowLakesAboriginalSociety@gmail.com
The year I was born in 1956, the Canadian government said our people were extinct, but make no mistake, we are still here! ...Jim Boyd

My name is Jim Boyd and I have lived most of my life in the Inchelium area of the Colville Indian Reservation. My mother Violet Boyd, and my father Louis Boyd both had lineage from Sinixt Arrow Lakes in what is now British Columbia.

Although the Sinixt original territory was vast, the location that my family was from was a place where the Canadian government started, but failed to establish a reserve for our people. This was at kp'itl'els, which was an ancient Sinixt trading site and village. The result was the exile of many Sinixt people. By 1900, My great grandfather Baptiste Christian and his family were among the few Sinixt survivors still living there. Time and time again Baptiste and his brother Alexander Christian asserted their ancestral rights to kp'itl'els and expressed their deeply felt attachment to it, only to be forced from their land that had been their family head quarters for many generations.

The only Sinixt reserve ever recognized by the Canadian government, the Arrow Lake Indian Band, was formed in 1902 at Oatscott, which was on the west side of upper Lower Arrow Lake. In 1956 when Annie Joseph passed away, the Canadian Government declared the Sinixt Arrow Lake people extinct. At that time there were still hundreds of Arrow Lakes people living in their territory and on the Colville Indian Reservation in the United States.

Today, with many Sinixt people still living on both sides of the 49th parallel, The Arrow Lakes Aboriginal Society strives to advance the rights, title, and interests of all Lakes people. I am honored to hold the position as Facilitator of this organization and strive to help bring us all together to achieve the recognition we deserve as Lakes people.

We are still here!

For more information, call (509)879-0241, write to P.O. Box 384, Inchelium, WA.
99138, or email
ArrowLakesAboriginalSociety@gmail.com.

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ACCORDING TO SOUNSCAN NUMBERS THAT TRACKS SALES AND DIGITAL DOWNLOADS WORLDWIDE, RED HAWK WINNER OF THE 2008 "NAMMY AWARD" HAS BROKEN THE 10,000 COMBINED SALES AND DOWNLOAD MARK ON HIS DOC HOLIDAY PRODUCED RELEASES: "THE HISTORY OF THE CHEYENNE DOG SOLDIERS" "A DEATH OF CROWS" "WOLF TALK" & "BUFFALO STORIES" IN JUST 9 WEEKS AFTER THEIR RELEASE. PICTURED BELOW IS RED HAWK PRESENTING DOC HOLIDAY WITH A HAND MADE NATIVE FLUTE CREATED AND HAND SCULPTURED/CRAVED BY DANIEL BIGAY (member of the Echota Cherokee tribe)  AND AN "EAGLE FEATHER" AWARD FROM "SWAMP RAT AND RED HAWK" IN HONOR OF THE SALES MILESTONE.
ALSO PICTURED ARE SOME OF THE AWARDS FOR RECORDING, PRODUCTION AND VIDEOS WON BY DOC AND THE POWER PLANT STUDIOS OVER THE PAST 3 YEARS.

The NANAAS supports all Native American arts and crafts (designed and or manufactured) including all listed categories up for nominations. All aforementioned categories under consideration by the NANAAS are open to Native and non-Native alike who support the Native culture, arts and history. At the same time the NANAAS recognizes the laws supporting “authentically claimed” Native arts and crafts.
 
THEREFORE;
The NANAAS supports the Native American Arts and Craft Act of 1990.  All arts and crafts products, displayed, for sale or exhibited during any and all award shows will comply with The U.S. Department of Interior’s Indian Arts and Crafts A ct of 1990 (P.L. 101-644) including any and all updated amendments. The law covers all Indian and Indian-style traditional and contemporary arts and crafts produced after 1935.                
Visit http://www.doi.gov/iacb/act.html  for more information.

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