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Panda announced Monday it had exercised its contractual right to terminate Lurgi. It also has withheld $7 million in payments to Lurgi and claimed $16.2 million from a fund Lurgi set aside to pay for unanticipated events, according to Panda's most recent Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Panda originally planned to spend about $269 million to construct and ready the plant for production of 115 million gallons of ethanol annually. That cost may go up as a result of construction delays.
The problem began when a foundation for a massive tank began sinking and accelerated when Lurgi pulled its workers out in June saying they had been exposed to a bacteria carried by animals that can cause flulike symptoms in humans.
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"We are evaluating our options of how best to respond," said Michael Rosen, Lurgi's director of corporate communications. "We were diligently trying to resolve our differences."
The plant was supposed to be substantially complete in Dec. 2007, but it will be more than a year late, possible opening in February.
A staff of 61 hired by Panda to run the plant in anticipation of opening nine months ago is doing testing work and helped start another ethanol plant to gain experience, said Panda spokesman Bill Pentak.
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Crime-solving means high ratings for Minnesota TV reporter Riley Spartz when she nails the culprit behind Silencing Sam ( Sexy, sinister. Linda Fairstein). But the stakes rise when Riley must piece together a serial killer's murderous motive for Killing Kate.
Channel 3's news director sends Riley on a dog rescue story sure to win over Minneapolis St. Paul's viewers. But when the Twin City's latest murder victim is someone from Riley's past, she can t stay away. Kate Warner was her college roommate's sister, and the killer's signature a chalk outline of a winged angel links him to a string of homicides across the Midwest. Unearthing his agenda leads Riley to the legendary Black Angel statue in an Iowa cemetery and may lead to a twisted trap designed just for her by the angel killer himself.
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ARISE's focus is on troubled youth; violent, aggressive offenders who thumb their nose at family and community often ending up in juvenile detention. ARISE has chosen to deal with this population who have substance-abuse dependency, mental and emotional problems and, in all likelihood, have been subjected to physical, and sexual abuse. They require much more than just a secure facility for any chance at a normal life. ARISE delivers its social skills lessons to approxamately 5,000 at-risk youth each week as an antidote for their menacing anti-social behavior.According to America's Promise: The Alliance for Youth, nearly 67% of African American children and almost 25% of white children live in households with only one parent. Two million American children have a parent in jail and approximately 8 million children regularly spend time without adult supervision. A total of 30 million young Americans live in families with incomes below the poverty level. Life is often too hard for many youth. With daily survival often the priority, many of the tools youth need to make healthy choices are not available. This is where the ARISE Foundation make a difference. A 1998 study by Vanderbelt University estimated that each high-risk juvenile prevented from adopting a life of crime could save the country between $1.7-2.3 million.ARISE Foundation?s mission is to introduce valuable life skills to youth, enabling them to achieve their highest potential through training and education. This mission is accomplished in two ways, through the development of life-skill lessons and through careful training of ARISE certified life-skills instructors. ARISE has written over 260 life-skill lessons, such as anger management, conflict resolution, and finding and keeping a job, among others. These lessons were carefully written to be highly interactive and understandable for at-risk youth ages pre-k to teens. This population required gentle encouragement to express their honest feelings in ARISE groups. To accomplish this, rigorous staff training was a must. ARISE created a unique delivery system for teaching life skills by training staff in seven intensive hours on precisely how to conduct memorable, interactive, group life-skill lessons. A remarkable 5,000 ARISE Certified Life Skills instructors have also been trained. They have taught an astounding 3,500,000 documented hours of ARISE Life-Skill Lessons to at-risk youth in Florida and Washington D.C. ARISE Foundation?s goals are to continue to create lessons and update training, as well as broaden the number of people using these tools worldwide. ARISE foundation is unique in that it is the only program of its kind created specifically for juvenile offenders.
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My personal experience with ARISE Foundation had led me to understand the incredible dedication and expertise the founders have provided to the Juvenile Justice System. Beginning in Florida over 25 years ago, this service of training-the-trainer to assist youthful offenders has spread throughout the United States and the world. Most impressive have been the outside assessments that the program has undergone which have provided outstanding results for the effectiveness of the program. Commendation is deserving to the founders for their practice of giving their teaching materials free to developing nations' organizations who wish to improve their juvenile justice systems.
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Employ an expert grants writer to find funds to support the expansion of the ARISE Foundation into more developing nations. Focus on delivering the programs online for the convenience of underserved populations
The ARISE Foundation has a wealth of information for children and teens. Provided in their curriculum are such titles as Teen Anger Danger, Gangs 50+ Stories of Fractured Lives and Life Skills for Young Folks. The books are easy to understand and packed with valuable lessons. Each structured lesson is interactive, engaging, to-the-point and anything but boring. ARISE trains juvenile justice officers, school administrators, probation officers or anyone with an interest in working with at-risk youth how to become certified Life Skills Instructors. The Life Skills instructors learn valuable lessons along the way and are highly motivated to reach and help those in their care.
ARISE helps at-risk youth by teaching them the life skills they should have learned from the adults and authority figures in their lives.
Please! Help ARISE, help others... Please!
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Working with the founders, Edmund and Susan Benson. Watching their enthusiasm with each training, webinar or new life-skills book (or as Edmund calls them -- his children). And, the excitement as ARISE curriculum is being used around the world and making a difference to so many.
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make this curriculum available to every young person in every school and in every neighborhood to educate before the troubles start.
As of 4/26/2011, ARISE has certified over 5,457 Group Facilitators who have gone on to teach more than 5,400,000 documented hours of interactive ARISE Life Skills lessons for at-risk youth and teens across the United States and beyond.
Its founders, Edmund and Susan Benson have dedicated their golden years to helping at-risk youth become good citizens by writing and publishing curricula that have been proven extremely effective in evidence-based studies. Recently, they have provided their materials free of charge to be used by former child soldiers in Uganda as well as in other third world countries.
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make sure that they get more exposure in the media and the community so that they would be able to continue this wonderful mission.


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Each Thanksgiving we are encouraged to take a day out of our busy schedules to pause and be grateful for the things we have in our lives. It is a wonderful tradition that endures through an increasingly fast-paced world. Some people give their thanks subconsciously, as they bask in the warmth of friends and family and dig into a plentiful meal. Others give thanks more explicitly through prayer and remembrance of all the blessings they have received. For many, it is a combination of both.
In my family, we have a tradition of going around the table to share one thing for which we are particularly thankful for over the past year. This year, my answer came to me a few weeks early, after spending a weekend in early November with old college girlfriends dear to me but distanced by time and geography.
We hadn't seen each other in a long time, and the weekend together was an opportunity to take stock in everything that had happened over the years. A common connection we found we shared was that we had all dealt with some serious hardships since we last visited together. For some, it involved health difficulties, as one friend had undergone a full array of treatments for breast cancer. For others, the economy had issued some challenging blows. Each of us had struggled to find a loyal life partner after college, and many were still grappling to find truly fulfilling work.
Despite it all, the common thread between us was that we all had worked our way through our trials and could still see a brighter future ahead. It really made me realize the resiliency of the human spirit. We may bend with life's adversities, but we also possess a unique ability to recover and return to our original form. As long as we are able to hope – to get better or move our lives in a different direction – we remain strong.
So this year, I'm giving thanks for the gals in my life who are resilient – those of you I know personally and those of you I have yet to meet. Thank you to those who have struggled, yet continue to survive with grace and joy and compassion – you are an inspiration. And thank you to each of you who still firmly believe (and remind me) that the best is yet to come!
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AFTER WATCHING Joe Paterno's statue ripped from the ground, the Penn State community knew the worst was just beginning. Adding to the shock of the statue removal Sunday morning, the NCAA revealed that it will announce sanctions against Penn State at 9 a.m. Monday.
These sanctions will not include the "death penalty," which would shut Penn State's football program down, according to a CNN source. The only other program to receive the death penalty was Southern Methodist in 1986, forcing the cancellation of its 1987 season.
Although there likely will be football at Penn State next year, a source familiar with the case said the school would face "significant, unprecedented penalties" that ?include multiple years of postseason ineligibility and a loss of numerous football scholarships. CBS Sports also reported that Penn State will be fined between $30 million and $60 million, which will go to an endowment for children's causes.


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WNY's Holiday Artisan Marketplace
November 3rd-6th, 2016
Hamburg Fairgrounds, Hamburg, NY
Christmas in the Country, #1 in the Nation Once Again
Click here to view our 2015 Christmas in the Country Magazine online
Christmas in the Country has been recognized as the #1 Contemporary and Classic Artisan Market in the nation by Sunshine Artist, the leading publication in the art and craft event industry. Perennially ranked as one of the top 5 events in the nation, Christmas in the Country retakes the number one position it previously held in 2012. Now, celebrating its upcoming 31th anniversary and drawing almost 60,000 visitors over four days, the event has grown from a modest quilt show to a marketplace of over 400 artisans from across the country and around the globe.
"This is all thanks to our tremendously talented artisans and the overwhelming support of patrons from Western New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Canada," said Daniel Kaczynski from Premier Promotions, producers of the event. "Being nationally recognized as the best of the best is a tribute that all of Western New York can take pride in. We are really looking forward to celebrating this great honor in November," added Kaczynski.
Christmas in the Country bested national powerhouse events such as The Yellow Daisy Festival in Stone Mountain, Georgia and Sunfest in Ocean City, Delaware.
The economic impact of this annual event is formidable. Restaurants and hotels benefit significantly from patrons and artisans travelling to the event. Local artisans typically mark Christmas in the Country as the highest grossing event of the year. "Our artisans are the quintessential small business person. They are equal parts CEO, accountant, marketing executive, manufacturer, salesperson and artisan," said Kaczynski. "They really represent the very best of our country–hardworking, ingenious and determined. And to see the community support them to this extent is very gratifying to all of us," added Kaczynski.
Christmas in the Country opens Thursday and Friday, November 5 and 6 from 10am-9pm each day, Saturday November 7 from 9am-6pm and Sunday November 8 from 10am-4pm in four buildings on the Fairgrounds in Hamburg. Discount tickets are available October 21st through Wednesday November 4th at select locations through Erie County. For a complete list of locations please visit www.wnypremierpromotions.com.
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For more than 31 years, Premier Promotions has produced high quality, extremely successful artisan events including Springtime in the Country, Christmas in the Country, Christmas in the Country-Erie and Yuletide in the Country. The events are consistently ranked among the Top 100 artisan shows in America, by Sunshine Artist magazine. Last year, more than 90,000 visitors attended these events purchasing more than $4.5 million in high quality, hand crafted goods from juried artists and artisans. These events have helped raise more than $1.4 million for Western New York charities.


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Livia Firth Ventures Into Fashion Design
She's already got a Ph.D. and Colin Firth, so why not?By Charlotte Cowles
She's already got a Ph.D. and Colin Firth, so why not?By Charlotte Cowles
What she's worn, where she's gone, and why she went.By Charlotte Cowles
How is Terry Richardson not a part of this?By Charlotte Cowles
Yesssss.By Hilary Moss
Macpherson will remain one of the show's executive producers, though.By Hilary Moss
That's all he'll say for now.By Charlotte Cowles
He opened and closed the show.By Charlotte Cowles
She's also on the July cover of Vogue Mexico.By Charlotte Cowles
Out in September.By Charlotte Cowles
Not that she'd ever stoop to that level of exposure herself.By Charlotte Cowles
He was happy to do it.By Hilary Moss
She walked for Dosso Dossi in Turkey.By Hilary Moss
She returned to the catwalk for Animale in São Paulo.By Hilary Moss
She rides bareback, nudge nudge.By Charlotte Cowles
At least in London.
She plays a cheerleader, of course.By Charlotte Cowles
So synthy! So poppy!By Hilary Moss
Black-and-white cookie, yin-yang, explosion!By Hilary Moss
Cigarettes, sunglasses at night, and pole dancing in a leather harness.By Hilary Moss
She'll play Chris Guthrie, a young woman who brings together her Scottish farming family ahead of the First World War.By Hilary Moss


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THERE ARE some things in life that you can't make sense of, even as you watch them unfold with your own eyes.
Take Molly Schuyler. The skinny mother of four beat out a bevy of burly competitive eating veterans yesterday morning to win Wing Bowl 22 in front of a rabid packed house at the Wells Fargo Center.
The fact that she won isn't what defied belief. It's how she won.
Schuyler put away a record 363 chicken wings in three rounds - in the span of an hour - with a level of speed and ferocity that left even WIP morning-show host and Wing Bowl co-creator Angelo Cataldi speechless.


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How do I get my 5yo to be a "better loser"? She freaks out/cries whenever she loses a game (board game, etc). We practice by playing games but I'm not sure anymore what to say to help her deal.
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Try asking her why she's crying. Distract her from her acting out by asking questions about it. Explain to her that some things you'll lose and some things you'll win. You can ask her if she enjoys the playing of the game and tell her that even if you don't win, the playing part was the fun part. And that when she acts like that when she loses, it takes away from when someone else wins and that's not nice to make someone feel bad for doing a good job. You can also 'let' her win once and then pitch a fit like she did, throw the game, make a big deal about it and when she looks at you shocked, tell her that is the same feeling other people get when she does it to them.
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I've hunted 12 mostly but I wouldn't call myself highly successful there. In twelve years I shot three elk, two cows tags and a bull. Is that considered successful?
I would say that's pretty good. We have never done it before, so truthfully we have no idea how difficult it is. Whitetail is the biggest game we've ever hunted.
Can we do this hunt without ATV's or horses?
Are we able to set up camp in the woods, legally?


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The Great Hispanic American History Tour
There I was, on my Great Hispanic American History Tour, visiting yet one more gallery where our heritage is on display, and much to my surprise — through my camera lens — I made a discovery that almost knocked me down.
I was visiting Miami's Freedom Tower, the National Historic Landmark that served as the U.S. government's "Cuban Refugee Center" in the 1960s and early 1970s, and I was determined to write a very personal account of what that building means to me — how it received my own family when it served as "the Ellis Island of the South."
But nothing had prepared me for the shock I received last week when I entered the tower — now a museum — for the first time in more than 50 years. Read more . . .
On the broad streets of Washington, D.C., and within the majestic halls of the U.S. Capitol, our often-hidden Hispanic heritage had not been hard to find. My Great Hispanic American History Tour had discovered many remarkable monuments and works of art recognizing Hispanic patriots and heroes and their contributions to this great nation. I was truly impressed — until I got to the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History.
Wow! After visiting so many Hispanic historical sites around the country, what a disappointment!
It was as if I had walked into an average American history book, with all its typical blatant omissions of the contributions of Hispanic Americans. Read more . . .
When we go to our nation's capital, mostly as tourists trying to make time to cover all the major attractions, we seldom find enough time to visit some smaller sites that would be monumental if they were elsewhere.
Washington has so many statues, sculptured buildings, busts, monuments and other outdoor attractions that it's easy to overlook many of them — even when some could have special significance to you.
This is especially true for U.S. Latinos . . .
Read more . . .
You see Hernando De Soto and his Spanish conquistadors as they discovered the Mississippi River. You view different artistic interpretations of the moment Christopher Columbus first landed in the New World. You see Hernando Cortes' meeting with Montezuma in Mexico and Francisco Pizarro on his way to Peru. You see tributes to Spanish monarchs and missionaries — and to U.S. Hispanic heroes and accomplishments. Read more --> (78)
WASHINGTON — It took Congress 231 years to keep this particular promise, perhaps setting a record, but it finally happened in December, when a portrait of Spanish Gen. Bernardo de Galvez finally was hung on a wall in the U.S. Capitol. Read more --> (77)
He was the star of the Founding Fathers, the intellectual architect of our system of government, the author of our Declaration of Independence, our first secretary of state and our third president. He was well-known for his attraction to France. But if you were to ask Thomas Jefferson, he would tell you how important it is for you to learn Spanish. Read more --> (76)
Somewhere beneath the Hilton Hotel and Ballpark Village — the fancy new complex built by the St. Louis Cardinals next to Busch Stadium in downtown St. Louis — lie the remains of an old Spanish fort that played a key role in defeating the British during the American Revolution. In fact, had it not been for Fort San Carlos, hastily built by Spanish troops and French Creole settlers to protect the small village of St. Louis in 1780, some historians believe American independence from Great Britain would not have been achieved. Read more --> (75)
After Spanish conquistador Francisco Vasquez de Coronado gave up on New Mexico because the fabled Seven Cities of Cibola turned out to be made of mud instead of gold — and before returning to present-day Mexico — he went all the way up to present-day Kansas. Marching with more than 1,000 people, with several thousand head of livestock, and often sending small groups of soldiers to explore in different directions, the 1540-42 Coronado expedition covered a huge territory — through today's Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. Read more-> (74)
You are standing on a hilltop, next to a beautiful shrine. You see a valley of farmland embraced by mountain ranges. You are overlooking a quaint, historic community at the bottom of the hill — and all of it is named in Spanish. You are on "La Mesa de la Piedad y de la Misericordia," or the Hill of Piety and Mercy, standing next to "La Capilla de Todos Los Santos," or the Chapel of All Saints, overlooking the San Luis Valley, which is embraced by the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan Mountains. You are in southern Colorado. But from the names of the landmarks here, you could just as well be in Spain. Read more --> (73)
Back in 1776, while 13 British colonies were becoming an independent nation on the eastern side of North America, two Spanish priests were leading an expedition across present-day New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Arizona. They were looking to establish a northern route from Santa Fe to the Spanish settlements in present-day California. But the mighty Colorado River stood in their way. Read more -->
Long before southern Arizona was part of the United States and long before it was part of Mexico, back when it was part of the territory of New Spain, the town of Tucson was born. Its name is a Spanish adaptation of "S-cuk Son," which is what Tohono O'odham Native Americans called their village. But the name Tucson is what stuck, especially after 1775, when the Spanish decided to build a fort to protect the village and called it Presidio de San Agustin del Tucson. Read more -->
The first time I met him, I immediately perceived that he had a unique talent for bringing Hispanic American history into present-day context. And that's all I needed. Because my history columns seek the same objective, I became an instant fan and follower of Dr. Bernard "Bunny" Fontana. It was more than two years ago, and we were in the living room of his Sonoran Desert home, just outside the Tohono O'odham Native American reservation in southern Arizona — the area he has explored, researched and exposed in several books as a noted anthropologist and historian. Read more -->
Right then and there, as I knelt on a pew at the Mission San Xavier del Bac church in southern Arizona two years ago, I made a pledge that I would go back — not just for another Sunday Mass but by way of a cross-country pilgrimage to discover America's hidden Hispanic heritage. This church was so uniquely beautiful, so spiritually fulfilling, so ethnically enriching that it rearranged my professional priorities and took my life in a new direction. Read more -->
They were the best that 17th- and 18th-century Europe had to offer. Every one of them was an explorer, a diplomat, a teacher, a cartographer, a farmer, a rancher, a builder, a scribe and a preacher. The men who really settled and first established what now are huge portions of the United States were Jesuit and Franciscan missionaries who worked for the king of Spain. Read more -->
As you drive there, you get the feeling you are terribly alone. The area is so remote and desolate that if you are traveling by yourself, it feels a little spooky, like being on a deserted planet. You don't see anyone for miles! You've driven across the country to visit the Coronado National Memorial in southern Arizona, which commemorates the 1540 to 1542 Francisco Vasquez de Coronado expedition through North America and "the cultural influences of Spanish colonial exploration." But you are greeted by signs warning you that if you are traveling alone, you shouldn't be there. Read more ->
Using 16th-century maps but traveling on 21st-century highways — and even some waterways — my cross-country trip has been roughly following the route of Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, the Spanish conquistador who spent almost eight years traveling across the North American wilderness from 1528 to 1536 — from Tampa, Florida, to Mexico City. Read more >
When a huge chunk of Mexico became part of the United States in 1848, many of the Mexicans who lived in the affected territory moved further south, back into Mexico, because they didn't want to live in the country that had invaded them. Back then, the flow of immigration was in reverse! Read more ->
Back in 1995, when I was almost 20 years younger, I was daring enough to hike all the way up to the mountaintop. But much to my relief, there was no need to do it again, because this time, I was there for a different reason. Instead of the view from 4,675 feet above sea level, this time I was there to see that majestic sierra from a distance and to admire the huge crucifix that stands on its summit. This time, I was on the Great Hispanic American History Tour, and Mount Cristo Rey — in Sunland Park, New Mexico, just west of El Paso, Texas — was a mandatory stop. It was conceived by a Hispanic priest, was created by a Spanish sculptor and has guided Latinos along El Paso del Norte (the Pass to the North) for more than seven decades. Read more->
When the United States and Mexico agreed to designate a large portion of the Rio Grande as the international border between the two countries in 1848, no one asked the river whether it wanted to accept such a huge responsibility. And so, because nature is never bound by international treaties, the course of the river kept shifting — making the border inconsistent, inviting unscrupulous land-grabbing and igniting bitter feuds that lasted more than a century. . . Read more->
It is, by all accounts, "the world's biggest equestrian statue" — so big that it's meant to be seen from a distance. Standing next to this rearing Andalusian stallion — mounted by a Spanish conquistador — can be intimidating, not to mention illegal. Read more ->
Dear friends,
In order to begin a dialogue with the readers and followers of my series of articles (and my web site) on America's Hidden Hispanic Heritage, I've launched a Facebook page to serve as the blog for HiddenHispanicHeritage.com. The new FB page is: http://www.facebook.com/HiddenHispanicHeritage
My hope is that this page will become a public forum for all of us who believe the time has come to re-conquest American history, so that the contributions of our Hispanic ancestors are properly recognized. I hope you join my cause by "liking" this page, and then I hope you get your friends to like OUR cause. Mil gracias! -- Miguel Pérez
Dear friends,
Miguel Perez, an acclaimed award-winning journalist and former chair of the Journalism, Communications, and Theater Department at Lehman College, recently achieved a major career milestone. On September 19, Professor Perez was inducted into the Hall of Fame of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, an organization that he co-founded in 1984. The Hall of Fame honors journalists "whose efforts resulted in a greater number of Latinos entering the journalism profession or have helped to improve news coverage of the nation's Latino community."
"It's wonderful to be recognized in this way," said Perez, reflecting on his induction. "This is one of the most highly respected journalism organizations in the world presenting me with a lifetime achievement award that recognizes my entire career."
"At first I thought it was funny that they were giving me a lifetime achievement award," he adds. "I said, 'Wait a minute, I'm not dead.'"
Perez made his reputation as an indomitable reporter and columnist covering issues of importance to the Latino community at the New York Daily News, the Miami Herald and The Record. He also achieved major success on both English and Spanish radio and television stations and as an insightful political analyst who has appeared on Telemundo 47, CNN, Univision, and the Fox Business Channel. His admission to the hall of fame is the culmination of these and many other achievements in an extraordinary career that has spanned more than three decades.
Making the honor even more special was that his nomination came from three association members who worked at other New York publications when Professor Perez was at the Daily News. Professor Perez's daughter Lilia Perez, a photography major at New Paltz University celebrated the event with her father in Orlando.
"He deserves the recognition for his contribution to the Hispanic media," says Rafael Prieto, the editorial director of the Charlotte-based, Spanish language publication, Qué Pasa-Mi Gente. "Miguel embodies everything we expect from mainstream journalists and especially Hispanic journalists. He's always been a beacon on the critical issues affecting the Hispanic community."
Perez considered that he had reached the "height of his career" during his years at the Daily News. But as he was increasingly offered radio and television gigs and then teaching opportunities at Lehman, he realized that each new job offered its own rewards.
He's especially proud of his time as a journalism professor and former department chair at Lehman for three years, during whose tenure the school's state-of the art multimedia center was established. "It was a great opportunity because I became chair just as we were opening the multimedia center," he said.
"We were able to change the curriculum and improve the courses and because we had the facility, we were able to offer many more innovative programs. My major role was making sure that the transition took place and we could teach multimedia journalism."
His recent passion project has been HiddenHispanicHeritage.com, a website that includes the columns, photographs, and videos of a 47-day, 9,000-mile journey across the U.S. in 2013, chronicling the fascinating but underreported Hispanic history found in cities from St Petersburg to Tucson. He's planning to publish this continuing work as a book and frequently updates the site with new and compelling stories.
He is also a columnist for Creators.com, an online outlet that publishes the work of many well-known writers and politicians. "I've loved it all," he admits about his life in the media. "I've loved every single thing I did with my career."
Discussing the indictment of Sen. Robert Melendez:
This on-going series, now up to 81 parts, has become my greatest passion. Two years ago, I launched a new web site - HiddenHispanicHeritage.com (http://www.hiddenhispanicheritage.com/) – where I can put my passion on display.
You may have read some of these columns when they were distributed by the Creators Syndicate and published in web sites and newspapers, but you didn't see them as you will here, alongside the many photographs I've taken during my travels to many historic landmarks.
My pilgrimage in search for our hidden Hispanic heritage has turned into "a bucket list of places, ideas and historical evidence to help reconnect Americans with their Hispanic roots." I hope you enjoy it and send me some feedback in the site's companion Facebook blog, at https://www.facebook.com/HiddenHispanicHeritage
But most importantly, PLEASE, help me disseminate this information by sharing this web site with your friends. I'm willing to share my passion!
Mil gracias!
Miguel Pérez - HiddenHispanicHeritage.com (http://www.hiddenhispanicheritage.com/)
The Great Hispanic American History Tour
is that sometimes you rub shoulders with greatness!
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When I co-hosted "Tiempo" with Anna Carbonell on WABC-NYC in 1983, I had the privilege to interview:
() The great Cuban bandleader Machito, shortly after he won the Grammy for Latin Music at the age of 74.
() Pele, the greatest soccer player of all time. () Tito Puente, the King of Latin Music. () Miriam Colon, the Queen of the NY Hispanic Theatre. () Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa. () Salsa Superstar Ruben Blades.


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The "Golden Rule" Will Sail Again
Lawrence Wittner: And so it appears that the "Golden Rule" will resume the long journey it began more than half a century ago. Rebuilt by U.S. military veterans, it will "renew Bigelow's and Veterans for Peace's mission — to abolish war and promote peaceful diplomacy."
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JFK's "How To" Manual
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***OFFICIAL*** Johny Hendricks vs. Martin Kampmann Thread
Welterweight bout: 170 pounds
Gave my vote to Kampmann for being more technical but a 50/50 for me really.
Wow I forgot all about this match up because of the GSP vs Condit fight this is a big fight. I agree I'm 50/50 on this one. I went with Hendricks because I feel he has a better chance of stopping Kampman. Though Kampman does have the techinical advantage should be a good fight.
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Kampmann is better everywhere, but isn't too smart. I think he takes it, all things considered, probably via UD.
I think Hendricks takes it via KO.
This is one of those which Kampmann is showing up. MK is far wayyy more technical, but JH's got some power. I think it's time for MK so I'll go with him.
I want to say Kampmann, but he takes a lot of punishment in his fights. Hendricks is the sort of guy you don't want to take punishment from.
I gotta go with Hendricks.
As much as it pains me to say this because I think Hendricks lost that Koscheck fight, but I think he has too much power for Kampmann.
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I'm having the genteic testing done next weeek; AFP, Mat 21, and Cystic Fibrosis. I have never had them done for my other three pregnancies, but with my age (37) and wanting to be prepared, I decided to go ahead with it. I go next week for the testing.
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[INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL ESPOIRS]American-born Julio Morales, who plays for Chivas USA, scored in the 27th minute to lead Mexico's under-20 national team to a 2-0 win over Nigeria at the International Festival Espoirs in France.
Morales opened the scoring in the 27th minute, andJavier Abella added an insurance goal for the national champions at the Stade Perruc in Hyeres on Wednesday.
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RAFAH, Gaza Strip - In the second Israeli airstrike in less than a week, helicopter gunships homed in on a pickup truck and fired rockets on Monday that killed an Islamic militant suspected of planting roadside bombs.
In the biblical town of Bethlehem, meanwhile, Palestinian gunmen and Israeli soldiers exchanged intense fire, wounding at least eight Palestinians.
Clouds of white smoke from tanks shells and grenade launchers rose from Bethlehem, and the thunderous booms could be heard in central Jerusalem, a few miles away.
In office for less than a month, Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon finds himself in a worsening battle with Palestinian militants.
Sharon has promised to restore calm, but so far he has employed military tactics similar to those used by his predecessor Ehud Barak, who was voted out of office after failing to quell the Palestinian uprising.
Palestinians blamed Israel for the recent increase in fighting. "All these Israeli attacks will destroy the peace process and increase the cycle of violence in the region," said Palestinian Information Minister Yasser Abed Rabbo.
Peace talks have broken down, and there are no prospects for their revival at present.
Secretary of State Colin Powell called Sharon on Monday, President Bush said in Washington.
An official in Sharon's office, requesting anonymity, said Sharon told Powell that Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Authority is responsible for escalating violence, and Israel must act to protect its citizens.
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HOUSTON (AP) - A Harris County grand jury indicted a former drill instructor for an adult probationers' boot camp in connection with forcing a 19-year-old to drink an unhealthy amount of water.
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In a letter to the editor published in The Post and Courier on Nov. 19, the author writes of the need for a senior center to serve the older adults of West Ashley. The city of Charleston is very sensitive to the needs of older adults and clearly understands the need for and the importance of a senior center in the West Ashley area.
The city's regional senior center on James Island, the Lowcountry Senior Center, has been a tremendous success and a wonderfully positive influence on the lives of so many older adults over the past decade. With our partner, Roper St. Francis Healthcare, the city has created an innovative senior center that has served as a model for other centers both locally and nationally. Lowcountry Senior Center is the first and only nationally accredited senior center in South Carolina, which is a testament to its superior quality.
The city is committed to providing this same level of excellence to older adults in West Ashley. The first steps in this process are under way. We are actively working with Roper St. Francis Healthcare to site a senior center on the campus of St. Francis Hospital. The central location in the heart of West Ashley makes the St. Francis Hospital site the ideal location for a senior center.
This location will also allow the city to maintain our partnership with Roper St. Francis Healthcare, which we believe will allow this new center to achieve national accreditation just as the Lowcountry Senior Center has accomplished. Concept design work will begin soon, which will be shared with West Ashley seniors prior to fully scale design efforts. With some potential funding support from the state, Charleston County and grant opportunities, the city hopes to have the center fully funded and construction under way if not complete in 2015. The city has already identified $3.2 million of its own funds to be used towards design and construction.
While the city works towards the senior center described above, it is taking strong steps in increasing senior programming in West Ashley in the near term. In its 2014 budget the city is committing an additional $50,000 to expand senior programming at the Bees Landing Recreation Complex in partnership with the Lowcountry Senior Center beginning early in the New Year. This is in addition to the many city programs already offered in the West Ashley area that are designed specifically for older adults at W.L. Stephens Aquatic Center, Bees Landing, and several of our other recreational facilities.
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As I've said throughout a lot of my coverage of these movies, I'm continually impressed with the amount of horse sense Marvel Studios has demonstrated in the making of these blockbusters. The latest demonstration of reason comes out of an interview studio president Kevin Feige did with the LA Times wherein he admits that they considered putting IRON MAN 2 out in the 3D, but decided to instead put the time into finessing the movie itself.
So uttered Mr. Feige…
"We couldn't have turned over a version of the movie 10 or 20 weeks earlier for 3-D conversion without undermining the quality… We used all the time we had for mixing and editing and discovering the right tone."
However, he goes on to say that the success of many movies riding this current 3D craze (ALICE IN WONDERLAND, CLASH OF THE TITANS, AVATAR, et al) hasn't gone unnoticed by Marvel. The movie people are investigating the third dimension and, according to Feige, it's an inevitability that they'll be putting out some glasses-requisite movies. THOR might get converted to 3D for release, while THE FIRST AVENGER: CAPTAIN AMERICA and THE AVENGERS might actually get shot in 3D.
I don't really have that strong of an opinion regarding 3D movies, either way. My life wasn't changed forever, like some people's were, by the 3D in AVATAR. It didn't seem like it really added much to my viewing of CLASH OF THE TITANS, either. At the same time, I don't find it as intrusive a gimmick as a lot fans seem to, either. I've yet to see a movie that's been released exclusively in 3D - - so if there's always going to be a 2D option, what's the big whoop? I'll say that the best 3D experiences I've had were with TERMINATOR 2: 3D at Universal Studios and MUPPETS 3D at Disney MGM (or Disney Hollywood, or whatever it's called now). I think that had more to do with the fact that they really played the magic show aspect of it up.
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Over the fiscal cliff: Soft or hard landing?
Some scary fiscal forces come together in 2013 unless Congress and President Barack Obama stop them. They include:
- About $536 billion in tax increases, touching nearly all Americans.
- About $110 billion in spending cuts divided equally between the military and most other federal departments.
- The nation shouldn't plunge onto the shoals of recession immediately. There still might be time to engineer a soft landing.
- So long as lawmakers and the president appear to be working toward agreement, the tax hikes and spending cuts could mostly be held at bay for a few weeks. Then they could be repealed retroactively once a deal was reached.
If negotiations collapse completely, 2013 looks rocky:
- Taxes would jump $2,400 on average for families with incomes of $50,000 to $75,000, according to a study by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center. Because consumers would have less to spend, businesses and jobs would suffer.
- At the same time, Americans would feel cuts in government services; some federal workers would be furloughed or laid off and companies would lose government business. The nation would lose up to 3.4 million jobs, the Congressional Budget Office predicts.
- Much of the disagreement surrounds the George W. Bush-era income tax cuts, and whether they should rise for the nation's wealthiest taxpayers.
- Several tax breaks begun in 2009 to stimulate the economy by aiding low- and middle-income families are also set to expire. The alternative minimum tax would expand to catch 28 million more taxpayers, with an average increase of $3,700 a year. Taxes on investments would rise, too.
- The temporary Social Security payroll tax cut also is due to expire. That tax break for most Americans seems likely to end even if a deal is reached.
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I really wish I had of waited to get skyrim on pc instead of getting on ps3...
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Wow thumbed down because I rolled a mlp picture by mistake, it's all my fault I wanted this and only this -_-
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You know....I never expected to roll ponies....ever o.o
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