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House Republicans corrected a legislative stumble Wednesday, removing a breast-cancer organization as the financial beneficiary of a commemorative-coin bill after members raised concerns about the group's ties to Planned Parenthood.
The bill was to be voted on Tuesday, the same day that an undercover video began to circulate on the Web appearing to show a Planned Parenthood official discussing the sale of body parts from aborted fetuses.
The video's interpretation by critics was disputed by the organization, but it nonetheless caused an uproar among antiabortion lawmakers, who removed their names as cosponsors of the bill en masse because it funneled money to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, which has ties to Planned Parenthood. As a consequence, a vote on the bill was removed from the day's calendar.
On Wednesday afternoon, the House agreed unanimously to remove Susan G. Komen for the Cure from the legislation. The measure would have given some proceeds from the minting of commemorative coins to the Komen foundation and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Now the money will only go to the latter organization.
The House will vote on the measure later Wednesday. It is unclear whether the Senate will act to make the bill law.
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Dear fellow Missouri Baptists: Thank you for the outpouring of prayers and support for the victims of Hurricane Harvey. This historic storm continues to wreak havoc throughout the Gulf Coast, having moved today into Louisiana. I want to provide you with a brief update, especially for those of you eager to volunteer your time and … [Read More]

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Earlier this month, Senior Editor Jakejames Lugo had the opportunity to attend a Destiny 2 gameplay reveal event in Los Angeles, California and spent some hands-on time with the highly anticipated sequel. The video embedded above includes an in-depth discussion that I had with him about Destiny 2 and how Bungie is improving upon what was already established in the first game.
Destiny 2 is scheduled to launch worldwide on September 8th for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The PC version is expected to get an official release date soon. Stay tuned for more from information on Destiny 2 in the weeks ahead.
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The first time I powered up the Raspberry Pi I attached to it the USB Keyboard, the USB mouse and the 19 inch monitor that I normally use with my PC.
These objects worked fine with the Raspberry, but the problem is the following (money, money, money)
I don't want to buy additional hardware to work with the RAspberry and the PC at the same time, you know the first three reasons (money, money, money) the last but not least reason is that I have a small house and I haven't enough room for the new hardware.
The solution come from the Xserver, it provides the capability to remotize your system…..
"X is an architecture-independent system for remote graphical user interfaces and rich input device capabilities which allows many people to share the processing power of a time-sharing computer and to collaborate with each other through client applications running on remote computers. Each person using a networked terminal has the ability to interact with the display with any type of user input device. Due to the ubiquity of support for X software on Unix, Linux and Mac OS X, X is commonly used to run client applications on personal computers even when there is no need for time-sharing." Wikipedia
In this short tutorial I'm using the X included with cygwin for windows, but the 90% of the steps should work fine also on Linux and Mac OS X.
First open a cygwin terminal
make sure teh .xinitrc file doesn't exec any window manager and that it launches at least one xterm (see the above picture), then run the xinit.exe application, if all is working fine you should see something like the following picture
Issue the xhost.exe command
bash-3.2$ xhost.exe +
access control disabled, clients can connect from any host
Now login in your Raspberry Pi using ssh (change <raspberry ip address> with the address you gave to your Raspberry Pi)
bash-3.2$ ssh -l pi <raspberry ip address>
After you have logged into the Raspberry, run the following commands:
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Last, try to run a graphic application, for example xeyes
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Blood is thicker than water...and its stain is deeper. Nightclub manager Grace Butler is on a mission to buy the pub where her mother's ashes are scattered but the owner wants to sell to anyone but her. And that owner happens to be her father...who has a secret she will do anything to discover. Social worker and all around good guy Jimmy Betts needs funds to buy a house for three special kids before their care home closes. Time is running out and he's desperate for cash. He agrees to to a one-time 'job' for bad- man Karl Butler. But in a sudden turn of events, Jimmy finds himself employed by Karl's beautiful, funny and incredibly sexy daughter, Grace. Their lives couldn't be more different, yet one thread binds them: they're both trying to escape the bonds of their fathers. Maybe the only way they'll be free is by being together, instead of alone. Content Warning: Some profanity, sexual situations
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Apple ceases code signing for iOS 10.3.2 after iOS 10.3.3 releaseFollowing the release of iOS 10.3.3 last month, Apple on Wednesday stopped signing code for iOS 10.3.2, effectively blocking users from downloading and installing older, potentially unsecure operating system.
Apple normally ceases code signing for legacy iOS builds roughly one month after releasing a newer version. In this case, however, it took the company exactly three weeks to halt installations of iOS 10.3.2.
In July, Apple released iOS 10.3.3 with bug fixes and security patches. The latest iOS version plugs holes that allowed a particularly nasty exploit called "Broadpwn," which allowed nefarious users to intrude and take over nearby iPhones, iPads and iPods with Broadcom Wi-Fi chips.
Along with "Broadpwn," iOS 10.3.3 takes care of discovered security threats impacting apps like Safari, Contacts and Messages, as well as base level packages CoreAudio, WebKit and the system kernel.
Apple regularly ceases code signing to prevent users from installing old, potentially buggy iOS versions following the release of a new OS. The strategy keeps users safe and ensures devices are running the most up-to-date software, thus easing potential compatibility issues with new features and software.
After today, users can only download and install iOS 10.3.3 from Apple's servers.
Beyond iOS 10.3, Apple is preparing for the release of its next-generation iOS 11 operating system due out in September.
Expected to debut alongside a host of new iPhone models, including the much-rumored "iPhone 8," iOS 11 packs in a host of improvements and backend enhancements to Siri, Apple Pay, Photos and other first-party apps and services. The forthcoming release is especially exciting for iPad owners, who will be able to take advantage of new features including drag-and-drop multitasking, deeper Apple Pencil integration and more.
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Spring has sprung - certainly here in So. Cal., where there's a heat wave this weekend. I'm sitting here typing this shirtless in my cut-off bib overalls.
Spring is known as a time of re-awakening, when all things living come back to life at full force. As wonderful and beautiful as it is, sometimes, as I point out in the following column published in the Claremont Courier this week, this abundance of life is a bit too much.
I will add or reiterate that the bee guy was super intense - scarily so. I thought he would go off on an anti-gay rant when he started off his spiel by saying, "All animals are meant to procreate. Those that don't, die off." Later, on his second visit, he told my attendant that a bee sting might do me good. A very intense, weird
Who knew that bees need more water, more hydration, than any other animal?
Wow! I didn't.
I learned this fascinating factoid when the bee guy came to my house, and I asked why the bees were dying. He said that it was lack of hydration. That, and that they were smashing the windows, trying to get out.
Yes, the bees were trying to get out - of my kitchen. Or, as the bee guy said, they were heading towards the light. There had been dozens of bees coming into my kitchen over the previous two days. Most were quickly dying, which was enough of a nuisance, but there had still been plenty buzzing around, making life unpleasant and somewhat dangerous.
This is why the bee guy was at my house. I wanted to know why the bees were in my kitchen. After all, I never had had bees in my kitchen - or anywhere in my house. More to the point, though, I wanted the bees out of my kitchen, out of my house, and I wanted them to stay out. Like they always had.
It's not that I have anything against bees. Sure, they are annoying and can be dangerous, even quite dangerous, but they play a crucial role in nature and make lovely honey, and I agree that the recent massive bee die-off is alarming. But, please, I don't want them in my house.
But, as happens with disturbing frequency, when the bee guy came to my house, the bees weren't coming in. Unlike the previous two warm afternoons, when the bees were coming in at a steady pace, it was a cool and cloudy morning, and there wasn't much bee activity. After looking around a bit, the bee guy surmised that they were getting in through a couple air vents. He went on to explain, among many other things like the hydration, that, like humans, bees look at an average of twelve different places before choosing a place to live.
Again, who knew? "It's really an amazing thing," the bee guy said.
He guessed that the bees didn't like my house and had decided to move on. It looked like he was right until two days later when it warmed up again, and the bees came buzzing, if not roaring, back into my kitchen.
I called the bee guy again, and he said he would come back the next afternoon - a good time, I thought, since it was more likely that the bees would be more active (even if dying once they were in my kitchen) at that time.
Sure enough and much to my relief, when the bee guy came for the second time, there were plenty of bees buzzing about, including in my kitchen. Better yet, he saw them going in and out of a small crack in the wall, a crack that he hadn't seen before. He plugged the hole - no long lectures this time - and I haven't had anymore bees in my kitchen.
This is good, because having two cats, along with two caged parakeets, in my house is enough. After having one cat in many periods of my life, having two for the last eight years or so has really shown me, as if I didn't already see, that we're owned by our cats (if not all our pets) rather than owning them.
These two cats that rule the house are brothers, both extremely affectionate and with a definite foot fetish, that I got as found kittens. (I still have the Courier classified ad stuck on my fridge.) At the time, I didn't know their distinct personalities and how correctly I named them. Elijah, with light champagne stripes, is rotund and voracious, likes to bully but is really a huge baby, spending most of the time when he's outside sticking close to the house and loudly crying. I think he is jealous of Irie who, with his darker orange stripes, really reflects the term from reggae music meaning "positive" and "happy," being adventurous and sleek, if not sneaky, having the run of the neighborhood and maybe the town.
They do get into spats with each other, but it usually means they want food or out. Usually. At least they don't bring live birds into the house, as one of my old cats, Sam, was wont to do, and at least they're not fighting opossums under my bed.
This is what happened to an old friend of mine here in Claremont years ago. She had a cat door in her back door and was awakened one night by her cat and an opossum in a loud, vicious fight under her bed. My friend sat up on her bed and frantically called the police and was told, "Lady, we don't come out for opossums."
Years later, I found out that that was wrong. I was living in an apartment here in town and had a roommate from England. He had never seen an opossum and panicked when he saw one one night out on the patio and called the police. Before I knew it, I was lying in bed at 11:30 looking out the window at two officers rooting around the patio with flashlights.
At least the opossum was outside. One another occasion at the same apartment when I had a different roommate, I was having a birthday party. Some friends and I were playing Uno or something at the kitchen table, and the sliding glass door was open in the summer. My cat - another cat named Professor (he really was a genius and quite dapper in his black tux) - came in from the patio, loudly making an announcement. It turned out he had brought his own guest - a baby opossum. And it turned out that it wasn't dead. It was, of course, playing opossum.
I probably don't need to say that that was the end of that party.
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SAVE THE DATE: Interim President Dewan to host town hall meeting April 25
Interim President Mantosh Dewan, MD, will host a town hall meeting Thursday, April 25 at 4 p.m. in the Medical Alumni Auditorium to provide an update on university activities. Information related to live streaming of the event will be forthcoming.
Upstate community invited to martial arts seminars April 16 and 25
Everyone with an Upstate ID is welcome to attend martial arts seminars to be held April 16 and 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. in 4144 B/C Academic Building. Northern Wu Tai Chi Master Dave Dolbear and martial artist coach Kevin Seman will present sessions on meditative breathing and defense April 16 and 25, respectively. The events are free. For more information email firstname.lastname@example.com. The schedule follows.
Donate Life celebration and silent auction is April 17
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International Students Association to host 13th annual International Festival April 19
The International Students Association will host the 13th annual International Festival Friday, April 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Ninth Floor Auditorium of Weiskotten Hall. The event will showcase diversity at Upstate with a variety of performances from different cultures and food from various cuisines. There will be prizes for best ethnic attire. To perform at the event or cook a dish from your country, email Sumana at firstname.lastname@example.com. The event is free and open to the Upstate community.
Health Science Library budget forums are April 23, 26 and May 2
Upstate Health Science Library will hold budget forums focused on how to allocate funds appropriately for fiscal year 2020. For a listing of resources up for review or cancellation, contact Cristina Pope at email@example.com or 315-464-7086. The budget forum schedule follows.
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April 26 from 10 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 2 p.m., Community Room at Community
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Community Campus Blood Drive is April 24 and 25
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Do No Harm film screening is April 25
Do No Harm, a film by Robyn Symon focusing on mental health and suicide within the field of medicine, will be shown April 25 from 5 to 8 p.m. in the Ninth Floor Auditorium of Weiskotten Hall. A panel discussion will follow. Light refreshments will be provided. The film screening is sponsored by the Department of Psychiatry, the Office of the President, and the Office of Faculty Affairs and Faculty Development. For film details, visit www.donoharmfilm.com. The screening is open to the Upstate community.
Upstate Cancer Center Grand Rounds is April 26
William L. Dahut, MD, scientific director for clinical research at National Cancer Institute, will present Genomics in Prostate Cancer: Finally Making a Difference? Friday, April 26 from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. in C1076 A/B/C Upstate Cancer Center. For more information, call Jamie Mellone at 315-464-8235.
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Community Campus Primary Care Provider Rounds will be held Fridays, April 26, May 3, 10, 17, 31 from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. in Classroom A/B. CME credits are available. Registration is not required. For more information, email Beth Sellers at email@example.com. The schedule follows.
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Neuro Research Day is April 26
Neuro Research Day will be held Friday, April 26 from 8 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. in 2231 Weiskotten Hall. Presentations will be made by Upstate faculty and residents on basic and clinical neuroscience research and keynote speakers include:
10:20 a.m. Kevin A. Mazurek, PhD, research assistant professor in the Cognitive Neurophysiology Laboratory at University of Rochester Medical Center, will present Sensorimotor Integration of Different Instructions to Perform the Same Actions: Towards Neural Rehabilitation Solutions.
11:30 a.m. Cameron C. McIntyre, PhD, Tilles-Weidenthal Professor in Biomedical Engineering, Neurology and Neurosurgery at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, will present Deep Brain Stimulation.
To view the complete schedule, visit http://tsolab.org/neuroday/. For more information, call Lisa Grace at 315-464-5787.
Retirement reception for Lisa Phelan is April 26
A retirement reception for Lisa Phelan will be held Friday, April 26 from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Ninth Floor Cafeteria at Weiskotten Hall. Phelan retires after 33 years of service. The Upstate community is welcome to attend. For more information, call 315-464-5387.
Retirement reception for Sue O'Brien is April 29
A retirement reception for Sue O'Brien will be held Monday, April 29 from 2 to 3 p.m. in 8405A, East Tower of Downtown Campus. O'Brien retires after 18 years of service in Patient Financial Services. The Upstate community is welcome to attend. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
College of Nursing conference on telepsychiatry is May 1
Eric MacMaster, MD, fellowship director and consultation liaison for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, will present Tele-Health Focused on Psychiatry May 1 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in 4414 B/C Academic Building. MacMaster will discuss clinical outcomes, evidence-based practice, adapting your practice, and learning how to conduct telemental-health. To register, visit www.upstate.edu/con/programs/cont_ed. For more information, contact Judy Traynor at firstname.lastname@example.com or 315-464-3913.
Reservations for Advocates annual luncheon due May 1
The Upstate community is invited to the Advocates for Upstate Medical University's annual luncheon and business meeting Tuesday, May 7 at the Genesee Grande Hotel, 1060 East Genesee St., Syracuse. Registration begins at 11 a.m. and the business meeting starts at 11:30 a.m. The luncheon and program will follow at noon. Upstate Interim President Mantosh Dewan, MD, will speak at the event. The cost is $10 for members; $15 for guests. Donations of adult activity books will be accepted for distribution among hospital adult care units. For reservations, contact Jonathan Adler at email@example.com or 315-464-5610 by May 1.
Relay for Life is May 3
Join Upstate Cancer Center at the American Cancer Society Onondaga County Festival of Relays Friday, May 3 from 5 to 10 p.m. at the New York State Fairgrounds. The event combines three Relay for Life events into one celebration with bands, food, a luminaria ceremony, and a snow pull. Registration is free and donations are optional. For more information, email Matthew Capogreco at email@example.com. To join the Upstate Cancer Crusaders team, visit http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/RelayForLife/RFLCY19NER?team_id=2424589&pg=team&fr_id=93423.
11thannual Cazenovia Hillbender Cycling Festival is May 4
The 11thannual Cazenovia Hillbender Cycling Festival will be held Saturday, May 4 beginning at the Cazenovia Ski Club. Proceeds from this 38-mile race and 19-mile ride benefit the Madeline Cote Fund, held at the Upstate Foundation, supporting Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital inclusive fitness programs and adaptive design for children and young adults with physical and developmental disabilities. Register online at www.CazenoviaHillbender.com. Volunteers are needed to help direct or stop traffic along the course route. For more information, email Terry Toscano Shenfeld at email@example.com.
Faculty Medical Education Journal Club is May 6
Tom Poole and Tom Curran will present Applying the Hedgehog Concept to Transform Undergraduate Medical Education Monday, May 6 from noon to 1 p.m. in the Doust Board Room, 9299 Weiskotten Hall. To R.S.V.P., visit www.upstate.edu/hr/intra/training/register/index.php?topicid=140135.
Spiritual Care Journal Club is May 15
Spiritual Care Journal Club will be held Wednesday, May 15 from 12:45 to 1:30 p.m. in 1317 Upstate University Hospital Downtown Campus. The focus will be on the role of the health care chaplain in shared-decision making. For a copy of the journal article, visit the Center for Spiritual Care, 1224 Downtown Campus. The Upstate community is welcome to attend.
More than Pink Walk is May 18
The More than Pink Walk (previously Race for the Cure) will be held Saturday, May 18 from 8 to 11 a.m. at the New York State Fairgrounds. The event includes giveaways, food, and activities celebrating breast cancer survivors and their loved ones. For more information, email Matthew Capogreco at firstname.lastname@example.com. To join Upstate Cancer Center's team, visit http://www.info-komen.org/site/TR?team_id=423557&fr_id=7531&pg=team.
Registration is now open for Cancer Survivor's Day
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Registration is now open for Upstate's 23rd annual Cancer Survivor's Day, to be held Sunday, June 2 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Rosamond Gifford Zoo. The event includes food and drinks, music, face painting. Cancer survivors, their families, and Upstate staff are welcome to R.S.V.P. by calling 315-464-8668.
Academy of Upstate Educators seeks nominations for membership
The Academy of Upstate Educators seeks self-nominations for academy membership. The academy's mission is to promote innovation and excellence in education at Upstate. Membership provides recognition to skilled and exemplary educators. Academy educators from Upstate's four colleges commit to academy activities to enhance the educational environment. Academy members also serve as consultants to administrative leaders on education-related issues, as requested. For more information, visit http://web.upstate.edu/facultydev/adademy/.
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This is a first for me…reviewing a made for Hulu documentary. Heck, up until very recently, I had no idea Hulu was releasing anything themselves. Fortunately, "Batman & Bill" turns out to be a really exciting and engaging film…one that comic book fans absolutely must see. The problem is that to see it, you need to have Hulu.
If you are a comic book lover, you probably know who Bob Kane is. He's been credited for decades as the creator of Batman and during his lifetime he made a fortune because of it. He also achieved a god-like status by some fans. After all, he came up with the story idea, the costume, the Batmobile, the villains and the back story about Bruce Wayne losing his parents to some murderous thieves…right?
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As well as being one of the first bands I photographed back in 2003, the Prayerbabies were the first band I went to see due to another band. Steve Prictor used to play their CD between acts during the Greyhound Karaoke and I went to see them at the Rosstown after that I think.
I hadn't taken photos at one of their gigs for a couple of years (with the choir), but I have been keeping up to date with what they have been doing and have been meaning to see them again.
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The Pros and Cons of Gentrification in Los Angeles
by Ariane Resnick, C.N.C.
Is This Even a Thing Here?
Where there was once a mom & pop convenience store now stands a yoga studio. In the space of a former taqueria sits a "coffee 3.0" (AKA "third wave") coffee shop. And that building where you used to grab a drink at a dive bar after dropping off your jeans to get hemmed? That's gone entirely now, replaced with luxury condos above and a farm-to-table restaurant at street level.
Gentrification has occurred in many areas of Los Angeles—mostly on the East Side and most famously in Silver Lake, Highland Park and Echo Park—and it continues to create major changes for LA residents new and old. Living in Downtown LA in the Arts District, I reside in a neighborhood full of multi-million dollars lofts that were previously abandoned factories, mere steps from Skid Row.
The gentrification of the Arts District happened before I arrived, but I often wonder if that relieves me from being complicit; it's a complex topic with no simple answer. When did LA gentrification happen, how does it affect people's lives, and is there anything you can do about it?
The Timeline
The official map of Los Angeles gentrification only shows changes between 1990 and 2000, but progress has continued since then with more recent areas like Boyle Heights experiencing higher rents, home sale prices increasing over 100% and mariachis leaving as art galleries are erected and high income, mostly white professionals move in.
A SoCal native and long-term LA resident whose mother emigrated from Colombia at age 28, 31-year-old communications and social media manager Jessica Jewell Lanier has witnessed the changes firsthand. She says of the timeline, "About 10 years ago, Echo Park was on the front lines of gentrification. Nearby Silverlake had nearly completed its metamorphosis and the process bled into Echo Park. The neighborhood had its quirky coffee shops and weird boutiques, but there was still a large presence of Latinx people. You could walk into a little tienda and grab some tchotchkes (think prayer candles and other ephemera) next to a grimy dive. The lake hadn't been redeveloped and rents hadn't yet reached the $2,000/1 bedroom mark. That has long since changed, with whole blocks being leveled."
Who Is Impacted?
There are some claims that gentrification doesn't drive small family businesses out. For example, one study showed that small businesses were only at an increased risk of displacement if located in an area experiencing a heavily increased demand for retail space. But increased demand for space is exactly what happens when gentrification occurs.
From Lincoln Heights to Chinatown, the influx of young professionals with advanced degrees displaces lower-income residents. These residents are often immigrants and minorities who have not had access to higher education, and without affordable housing, they can be forced into homelessness.
On the Plus Side
It's generally perceived as bad even by many of us who are a part of it, but are there any pros of gentrification in Los Angeles? Some possible benefits of gentrification include the following:
- Increased public transit: By making gentrified areas more accessible via transit, lower-income individuals without cars benefit from easier mobility.
- The trendy places: If a small business owned by a resident of the community takes off with the wealthy crowd that moves in, that business can thrive in larger ways than it had previously.
- New opportunities: Venues such as the Grand Central Market in Downtown LA help bring an audience to local, independent vendors. Even that is problematic, however, because when the GCM transformed into a more upscale establishment, immigrant vendors were forced out.
What Can You Do?
If you live in a part of LA where previous residents have been pushed out due to increased rent, and especially if your neighborhood is now full of pressed juice and organic coffee, you're a part of LA's gentrification. How can you make sure you aren't causing more issues to natives?
Jewell has great suggestions. She says, "While I may be a tool for all things sustainable and hip, I also will never flip homes in South Central or open a painfully expensive boutique curating four nondescript items that may or may not be an end table or macrame installation...I do my best to give my business to POC, not take up too much space in communities of color, not appropriate or fetishize and to consistently check my privilege. "
We can't stop gentrification in LA, but we can be fastidious about where our money goes and how we engage with others who are less privileged. I've found that volunteering my time (I give nutrition workshops at an afterschool program, for example) also helps me feel less complicit. Whatever action you take to decrease your impact, this topic is worth keeping in your consciousness.
Ariane Resnick is a special diet chef, certified nutritionist, and bestselling author. She has been featured in media such as Forbes, CBS's "The Doctors," and Huffington Post, and her private clientele includes celebrities such as P!nk.
- http://www.governing.com/gov-data/los-angeles-gentrification-maps-demographic-data.html
- https://nonprofitquarterly.org/2017/11/07/gentrification-hits-historic-los-angeles-neighborhoods/
- https://www.kcet.org/shows/city-rising/who-benefits-from-gentrification
- https://www.philadelphiafed.org/-/media/community-development/events/2016/research-symposium-on-gentrification/pdfs/panel2_rachelmeltzer.pdf?la=en
- https://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/07/nyregion/gentrifying-into-the-shelters.html
- http://www.grandcentralmarket.com/
- https://www.lamag.com/longform/grand-central-market-gentrification/


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Sylvia Adrian
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Mariela Aguilera
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Lisa Alaniz
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Rosa Alaniz
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Ursela Alaniz
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Gabriel Alarcon
History Teacher
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Dalila Almanza
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Richard Almaraz
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Nancy Alvarado
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Kassandra Alvarez
2nd. Grade Teacher
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Robert Alvarez, Jr.
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Amy Amador
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Aidee Amaya
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Mary Amaya
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Adrian Amaya, Jr.
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Mary Lou Ambriz
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Dalia Argullin
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Alexandra Arredondo
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Dylan Arredondo
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Julie Bacak
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Ovidio Barbour
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André Barrera
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Eliud Barrera
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Leonel Barrera, III
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Sandra Barrera-San Miguel
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Sonya Barrera-Segovia
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Jose Barron
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Ta'mica Barron
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Abigayle Barton
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Steven Barton
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Rolando Bazan
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Brenda Beane
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Oberlin Becerra
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Isabel Beltran
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Rosa Maria Beltran
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Samuel Beltran
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Crescencio Benavides
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Maria Benavides
PreK4 Teacher/Grade Level Leader
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Adriana Benavidez
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Roxann Benitez
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Emily Berndt
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Julie Bishop
Data Clerk
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Chamese Blackmon
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Roberta Bliss
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Guadalupe Bogue
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Jennifer Bowyer
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Constance Brandenburg
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Deborah Brannon
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Ginny Briseno
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Donna Bunch
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Kaitlyn Bunch, LVN
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Michelle Butler
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Joshua Calaway
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Gladys Calzada, RN
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Carlos Camacho
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Darlene Camargo
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Malvina Canales
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Carissa Cannata
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Sandra 'Sandy' Cantu
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Thomas Cantú
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Amy Carbajal
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Cori Cardenas
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Belinda Carmona
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Michelle Carrales
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Sylvia Carrasco
6th grade math teacher
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Diana Carrillo
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Jennifer Casas
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Sonia Castillo
First Grade Teacher/Grade Level Leader
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Norma Castro
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Jose Cavazos
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Amy Cazares
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Brendenisse 'Brenda' Cervantes
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Jennifer 'Jenny' Chapa
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Steven Chapa
Pre-AP English I, English I Teacher
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Dalila Chapa-Leija
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Araceli Chavez
(P.E. Teacher/Coach)
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John Chesnut, Jr.
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Analisa 'Lisa' Coleman, EMT/LVN/CMA
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Nyra Constante
Headstart Teacher
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Marco Contreras
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Sean Cooper
(Theater Arts Teacher)
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Gloria Cordova
SCU Teacher
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Susana 'Susie' Cruz
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MaHogany Daniel
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Sandra Davidson
(High School English Teacher)
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Michael Davila
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Audrey De La Paz
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Delia delaGarza
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Ana Duncan
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Anthony Duncan
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Leticia Escamilla-Tatum
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Ismael Esquivel
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Susan Etzler
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Le Roy Evans III
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Michelle Everett
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Venisa Fernandez
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Lisa Figueroa
(1st. Grade G.T. Teacher)
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Latanja Fisher
Attendance Clerk
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Stacey Florence
(Kindergarten Teacher)
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Jennifer Flores
(2nd. Grade Teacher)
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Velma Flores
(Campus Secretary)
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Belinda Fuentes
(Special Education SCU Teacher)
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Betty Gaddis
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Brenda Galindo
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Margarita 'Margie' Galindo
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Isidro Gallegos
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Josephine Galvan
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Vanessa Galvan-DeLeon
Second Grade Teacher
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Belinda Gamez
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Angelita 'Angie' Garcia
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Cynthia Garcia
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Dora Garcia
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Edna Garcia
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Ester Garcia
SCU Teacher Assistant
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James Garcia
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Jessica Garcia
4th Grade Teacher
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Jo-Ana Garcia
Kindergarten Teacher
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Melissa Garcia
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Mystika Garcia
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Roy Garcia
Teacher's Aide
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Vanessa Garcia
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Raymond Garcia III
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Sherri Garcia, LVN
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Angelita "Angie" Garza
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Cynthia 'Cindie' Garza
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Debra Garza
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Glenda Garza
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Janisse Garza
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Liana Garza
Third Grade Teacher/Grade Level Leader
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PreK4 Teacher Assistant
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Norma Garza
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Oscar Garza
Physical Education Coach
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Rosa Garza
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Sara Garza
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Yvette Garza
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Victor Garza Jr.
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Juan Garza, Jr.
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Judy Garza, RN
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Delma Garza-Cavazos
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Victoria Gerragauch
(Warehouse Clerk)
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Mary Getz
(Special Ed. Teacher)
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Anna Gomez
(Teacher's Aide)
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Debbie Gomez
(Campus - Lead Custodian)
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Abel Gonzales
(English Teacher)
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Christina Gonzales
( Robotics, Engineering Math 1 & Engineering Design 1 Teacher )
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Cynthia Gonzales
(SCU Teacher's Aide)
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Edward "Ed" Gonzales
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Minerva Gonzales
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Michael Gonzales, Jr.
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Belinda Gonzalez
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Evelina Gonzalez
(2nd. Grade Teacher)
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Jennifer Gonzalez
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Melissa Gonzalez
(Teacher of the Visually Impaired)
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Melissa Gonzalez
(Teacher's Aide - Math Lab)
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Rolando Gonzalez
(History, Economics, & Government Teacher)
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Belia Guerra
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Jessica Guerra
(6th. Grade Science Teacher)
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Laura Guerra
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Sarita 'Sara' Guerra
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Dino Gutierrez
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Graciela Gutierrez
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Marisa Hamer
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Marisa Hamilton
Dean of Instruction
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John Hancock
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Korey Hardeman
(Special Ed. Teacher)
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Heather Heffelfinger
Kindergarten Teacher
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LeeAnna Hemmer
(Special Education Life Skills Teacher)
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Bianca Hernandez
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Emily Hernandez
(4th. Grade Teacher)
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Gloria Hernandez
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Janette Hernandez
Human Resource Specialist II
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Marsha Hernandez
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Morgan Hernandez
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Onelia Hernandez
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Rebecca Hernandez
High School Mathematics Teacher
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Thelma Hernandez
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Tracey Hernandez
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Samantha Herrera
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Sylvia Herrera
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Arelis Hillsgrove
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Tali Hillsgrove
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Nestor Hinojosa
8th Grade Histroy, Coach
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Patricia Hinojosa
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Melissa Hoskisson
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John Houston
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Vivien Howe
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Petra Ibanez
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Crystal Jackson
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Sylvia Jahn
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Erica Jaime
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SCU Aide
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Bennett Jesse
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Crystal Jimenez
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Tracy Johnson
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Gynell Juarez
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Corina Laraway
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Patricia Ley
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Rosario Lira
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Helen Loera
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Martha Longoria
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Mary Longoria
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3rd. Grade Teacher
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Casey Lopez
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Edna Lopez
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Eli Lopez
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Kristina Lopez
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Maria Lopez
Special Ed. Inclusion Teacher
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Special Ed. Inclusion Teacher
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Victoria Lopez
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Andrannette Lopez-Rocha
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Nicole Lovelady
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Samuel Loyd
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Myrna Macareno
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Olga Macias
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Norma Mancias-Prado
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Samantha Marengo
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Juana Marinez
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Nancy Marroquin
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Luisa Martinez
Campus Secretary
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Maria Martinez
(6th. Grade Science Teacher)
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Mayra Martinez
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Raul Martinez Ramos
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David Mata
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Melissa Mayorga
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Cynthia McCown
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2nd Grade Teacher
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Herminia Medrano
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Hermelinda Mejia
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Krystal Mendez
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Porfiro Mendez, Jr.
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Linda Mendietta
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Patricia Mendietta
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Daniel Mendiola, Jr.
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Elizabeth Mendoza
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Martha Mendoza
(4th. Grade Teacher)
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Juan Meza
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Gregory Mihleder
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Lisa Mireles
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Waala Mohamed
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Diamantina Molina
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Noemi Monsibais
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Elena Montalvo
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Linda Morales
(Read-180/ELA Teacher)
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Angelita Moreno
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Irma Moreno
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Maria Moreno
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Maria Moreno
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Ode Moreno
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Cynthia Morin
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Jeffrey "Jeff" Morse
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Felix Munoz
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Inez Munoz
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Laura Munoz
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Sandra Munoz
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Thelma Munoz
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Anita Naranjo
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Daniel Naranjo
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Maggie Nava
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Clarissa Navejar
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John Nicholas
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Yesenia Nieto
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Beatriz Noriega
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Kimberly Ochoa
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Ashley Olivarez
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Gracie Olivarez
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Karla Ontiveros
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Belinda Ortiz
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Maria Ortiz
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Noemi Ortiz
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SCU Teacher
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Meredith Patterson
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Charlene Pena
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Martin Perales
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Alicia Perez
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Belinda Perez
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Brenda Perez
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Esperanza 'Hope' Perez
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Estella Perez
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Mary Perez
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Melinda Perez
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Miranda Perez
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Raul Perez
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Melissa Perez-Estrada
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Stephen Peterson
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Dr. Peter Pitts, Ed.D.
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Juana Piña
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Pamela Quinones
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Terry Quintanilla
SCU Teacher Assistant
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Beatriz Rabe
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Dalila Ramirez
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Martha Ramirez
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Julissa Ramon
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Ella Ramos
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Ellyn Ramos
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Hope Ramos
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Madelyn Ramos
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Raul Ramos Jr.
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Leonardo 'Leo' Ramos, Jr.
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Yadira Rangel
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SCU Aide
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Veronica Rendon
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Nelda Resendez
Kindergarten Teacher
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Israel Resendiz
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Diana Reyna
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Tadya Reyna
BIP Unit Aide
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Anna Riojas
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Hermenjildo Rios
Sp. Ed Voc Teacher/ Coach
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Eduardo 'Eddie' Rios, Jr.
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Dalila Rivera
(Algebra Teacher)
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Alyssa Rodriguez
(2nd. Grade Teacher)
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Armando Rodriguez
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Corina Rodriguez
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Kimberly Rodriguez
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Lynette Rodriguez
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Selina Rodriguez
8th Grade Science Teacher
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Stephanie Rodriguez
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Erika Rosales
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Clifton Rose
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Colleen Russel
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Rosario Saenz
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Tammi Saenz
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Olinda Salazar
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Robert Salazar
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Rocio Salazar
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Ann Saldana-Hernandez
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Annessa Salinas
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Francisco 'Frankie' Salinas
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Jose Salinas
8th. Grade Career Portals Teacher
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Lisa Salinas
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Margarita "Margie" Salinas
(District I.T. Clerk)
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Literally the sign written on the wall says: "Journalists are terrorists". There is a signature that make me think it might refer to some facts related to a soccer (football in Europe) game. How a journalist can be a terrorist, just reporting facts, this puzzles me. However there are two ironic aspects of this picture: the sign has been written on a wall close to the headquarter of a quite important newspaper and yes, that small red car is mine, I rented it and parked it just in front of the sign!
You can see other pictures for the week here.