our tribes have a total population of over 890,000 people second only to the navajo nation. although we're not adequately funded. no unit of government can or should ever be asked to operate essential services on competitive grants. these grants are short term funding solutions to long term problems. and now have requirements that some tribes aren't able to meet and this results in limited services. we have, therefore, call upon congress to maintain the b.i.e. and ihs budget. the only way to achieve sustainable games in education and public safety is to direct federal agencies to stream line their programming to indian country especially for large land base tribes. we like to see funding streams consolidated, reporting requirement simplified. and to start returning funding and decision-making authority to the regional a and reservation level. i would like to remind you today until the united states returns to its contractual treaty obligations, improvements will be limited and our problems will increase. tribal nations know what the problems are. we know what our needs are.

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some legal trouble with the navajo nation. and then finally, the abrupt resignation of legendary ceo glen sanctis all made it clear urban outfitters lost its status as growth retail king. our worries only multiplied when on monday, urban reported a disappointing quarter and announced they would increase spending for 2012, something that immediately incredibly instantly knocked about a point and a half off the stock. so it caught my attention when that same day morgan stanley came out with a piece reiterating their overweight rating on the stock titled "urban, the name to own in 2012." then the very next day, citigroup comes out with a report of urban where they are saying they are cutting estimates and maintaining their sell rating. one stock, two very different stories. now with two sides disagreeing so vehemently about the same company, we would always pit their arguments against each other. not just to see who's right but because listening to the best arguments from both sides is a fabulous way to refine your own opinion ab

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within this initiative, we plan to advance nation to nation relationships by seeking $12.3 million in program mattic increaskreecreases in continued the navajo gallop water project. we also plan to continue protecting indian country by seeking an additional $11 million in public safety funding. with that increase, $3.5 million will go towards hiring traditional tribal and affairs law enforcement personnel and 6.5 milli$6.5 million will pay increases. this request also supports the expansion of a highly successful pilot program launched in 2010 that saw a 35% reduction in violent crime for four reservations with high violent crime rates. the department also seeks an increase of $5.2 million for our edg education activities. 2 million for tribal grant support costs at 125 tribally controlled schools and residential facilities. to continue with the new energy frontier initiative, the 2013 budget request provides a total of 8.5 million to supportal development on tribal lands, and $6.2 million is provided for energy projects and the remaining thremain $2.5 million in support of leasing activities on the reservation. we did have to make some diff

nation relationships by seeking to appoint 3 million programmatic increases for contract support costs, and the indian self-determination fund and indian land and water claim settlements for continued work on the navajogallup water project. we also plan to continue protecting indian country by seeking an additional $11 million in public safety funding. with the increase, 3.5 million will go toward hiring additional tribal and bureau of indian affairs law enforcement personnel, and 6.5 million will pay for staff increases at newly constructed tribal in your of intention -- detention center. this request also supports the expansion of a highly successful pilot program launched in 2010 that saw 35% reduction in violent crime with high violent crime rates. the department also seeks an increase of 5.2 million for our education activities. $2 million will go toward tribal grants support costs, which cover administrative and indirect costs and 125 tribally controlled schools and residential facilities. .. which we anticipate will come from savings from eliminating duplicate data and overlapping functions. the $13.8 million reduction will come from anticipated management efficiencies. the departments request

nation-to-patient relationship by seeking $12.30 million for contracts support costs and the indian self- determination fund and indian land and water claims settlements for continued work on the navajo-scallop water projects. we also plan to continue protecting indian country by seeking an additional $11 million in public safety funding. with that increase, $3.50 million will go towards of hiring additional tribal and bureau of indian affairs law enforcement personnel and $6.50 million will pay cor staff increases at newly constructed tribal and bureau detention centers. this request also supports the expansion of a highly successful pilot program launched in 2010 that saw a 35% reduction in violent crime -- violent crime for reservations with a high violent crime rates. the department seeks in a creek -- increase of $5.20 million for education activities. $2 million will go for tribal brett support cost, which cover administrative cost at schools and residential possibilities. to continue with the new energy frontier -- frontier initiative, the budget request includes money to support energy resource development on tribal land. of the total, $6 million is provided for renewable ene