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14 de junio de 2015
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AÑO XXVI • NÚMERO 50
Flag Day honors stars and stripes
By KeAnna Whisenhunt &
Kristian Jaime
There are few things as iconic
as the familiar red, white and
blue stars and stripes of the
American flag, and on June 14,
it gets honored.
The symbol of our nation and
its greatest heroes has been serving its role since its adoption in
1777. Woodrow Wilson, the 28
The Dixie Flag and Banner Company also furnishes the San An- President of the United States,
tonio Livestock Show and Rodeo with its ceremonial flags during established a proclamation in
the opening ceremonies. (Photo, Kristian Jaime)
1916 that named June 14 as Flag
Day, a date that also celebrates
the birth of the United States
Army. It was not until 1949 that this
became official, when President
Harry Truman signed an Act of
Congress that declared June 14
the yearly holiday of Flag Day.
Pennsylvania was the first state
to recognize and celebrate the
newly minted day, and many
other states began to follow suit.
For over 240 years, “Old Glory” has maintained a symbolic
spot in the heart of Americans
thanks to patriotic standards
like the “Star-Spangled Banner”. The thirteen red and white
stripes shown on the flag demonstrate the 13 original colonies,
and the blue square contains 50
white stars that represent the
50 states.
Bernard J. Cigrand, an advocate once dubbed the “Father
of the Flag,” called for the
commemorative day by delivering speeches and publishing
magazine and newspaper articles discussing its importance.
Cigrand’s 30-year efforts eventually led to Flag Day.
Street parades, festive activities, and essay competitions
now mark how many locations
celebrate. Each year the President delivers a proclamation
for all government officials in
the United States to display the
flag on all government buildings. The National Flag Day
Foundation partners with 4-H
clubs, Veterans of Foreign Wars
(VFW), and Boy Scouts and Girl
Scouts of America to continue
the annual traditions.
For Pete Van de Putte, presiSee Flag Day on page 4-A
Global partnership brings new bio-tech jobs to S.A.
By Lea Thompson
[email protected]
Officials welcomed the German-based biotechnology company Cytocentrics to San Antonio
on Thursday, following a unanimous vote by City Council to
award the company a $1 million
incentive.
Cytocentrics will use half of
the grant to relocate operations
from Rostock, Germany to a new
robotics and bio-tech facility in
San Antonio, which will create
more than 300 new high-tech jobs
for the city.
As part of the incentive agreement, the company will invest
$15 million over a five-year
period to establish their facilities
and develop jobs. Once those
goals are met, the rest of the city’s
grant will be used to purchase
expensive lab equipment.
Mayor Ivy Taylor noted the
company’s relocation would promote new partnerships between
the University of Texas at San
Antonio (UTSA), University of
Texas Health Science Center atn
San Antonio and Alamo Colleges.
This global partnership was
“indicative of efforts to focus on
the biomedical industry, which
currently employs one in six San
Antonians and has over an estimated $30 billion in economic
impact,” explained the Mayor.
Cytocentrics President James
Garvin announced that employees
would earn an estimated $50,000
a year, and laboratory technicians will earn $70,000 a year.
The company specializes in cell
research, which is used to develop
new drugs and treatment options
for cancer, heart disease and pain
management.
Cytocentrics is one of the
leading companies in global lab
technology, and have developed
automatic processes that speed
up testing. The company has already developed a robot that can
perform the same patch clamping
that has previously been administered manually by lab techs.
“We’re looking at a human cell,
which has pores just like your
skin, and those pores are called
ion channels, and by reading
what’s going on in those pores
you can figure out what’s happening to a cell when it’s interacting
with a drug or particular kinds of Mayor Ivy Taylor welcomes Cytocentrics to San Antonio, where the company will develop a bio-tech and robotics research facility.
See Bio-tech on page 3-A (Photo, Lea Thompson)
Terminan restricciones de agua
Por Natalie Bobadilla
[email protected]
Por primera vez en cuatro años,
los residentes de San Antonio
pue­d en regar sus jardines sin
restricciones por sequía. Esto
gracias a las recientes lluvias y el
aumento de nivel en el Acuífero
Edwards.
La administradora de la ciudad,
Sheryl Sculley, en consulta con el
presidente del San Antonio Water
System (SAWS) Robert Puente,
declaró el fin de las restricciones
de agua el miércoles 10 de junio.
Desde el 2011 San Antonio
estuvo bajo algún tipo de restricción y había permanecido bajo
restricciones de Etapa Dos desde
el 2012.
“San Antonio y la región han
experimentado un tremendo nivel
de lluvia que ha resultado en
unos de los más altos niveles del
acuífero que hemos visto en años
recientes”, expresó Puente en un
comunicado de prensa.
Como resultado de las lluvias
que ocurrieron desde el pasado
mes de abril hasta el actual mes
de junio, el nivel del Acuífero Edwards ha aumentado de 644.3 pies
Vea Restricciones
en la pág. 4-A
The Bexar County Detention Center is where a growing number of individuals with mental illness,
who find themselves in the county justice system, were eventually diverted. (Photo Courtesy)
Indigent in Bexar County
get reprise through grant
By Kristian Jaime
[email protected]
If the magistration process is
intimidating already, imagine
it without representation and
extenuating circumstances like
mental illness.
The recent Texas Indigent
Defense Commission (TIDC)
approval of a $600,000, renewable grant for Bexar County
now means those appearing in
front of a magistrate judge with
mental illness will be guaranteed
representation.
The four-year grant, earmarked for the Bexar County
Public Defender’s Office on June
4, ensures that those with mental
illness may be screened for a jail
diversion program.
Regar con manguera se permite en cualquier día de la semana y a cualquier hora.
See Indigent on page 4-A (Foto, Natalie Bobadilla)
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LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
Comentarios... George Clooney y lo malo de la fama
Beverly Hills,
California. El
actor George
Clooney tiene
un problema.
Mucha gente
Jorge Ramos que se le acerca, en lugar de
saludarlo y darle un apretón de
manos, saca su celular y se pone
a filmarlo.
“Hemos dejado de vivir
nuestras vidas”, dijo alguna vez
en una entrevista, “y ahora solo
la estamos grabando en nuestros
teléfonos”.
Le pasa muy seguido. En una
cena de recaudación de fondos
con el presidente Barack Obama,
me cuenta, quedaron rodeados
de gente tomando fotos y video.
“Puedes decir que filmaste al
presidente de Estados Unidos
pero no puedes decir que lo conociste”, me dijo. “Y lo entiendo.
No me estoy quejando. Así es este
mundo. Pero es triste por todo lo
que nos estamos perdiendo”.
Ahí estaba, frente a mí, uno de
los hombres más fotografiados
del mundo. He entrevistado a
decenas de presidentes y líderes
mundiales, pero nunca a alguien
tan famoso como Clooney.
Sin embargo –como siempre
ocurre con los que no tienen
nada más que probar– su actitud era muy amable y sencilla,
bromean­do y saludando a todos.
Sin corbata y con jeans, se puso
un saco gris solo para darle un
poco de importancia a la película
que estaba promoviendo, “Tomo­
rrowland”. Tenía 12 minutos
exac­tos de entrevista. Ni un
minuto más. Pero él parecía andar
sin prisa. Cruzó la pierna y se
puso a platicar.
Clooney cree que la fama es
cuestión de suerte. “Yo ya llevaba
15 años trabajando cuando me
ofrecieron trabajar en el programa
de televisión ‘ER’ “, me contó.
“Pero si ‘ER’ (donde protagonizaba a un doctor) hubiera sido
transmitido los viernes en lugar
de los jueves, no hubiera sido el
éxito que fue. Esa es la importancia que tiene la suerte”.
Es ese tipo de explicaciones
que hacen de Clooney una rareza
entre las estrellas de Hollywood:
Uno de los tipos más famosos del
mundo dice que eso fue suerte.
Pero el actor, productor, director
y ganador de dos Oscares –protagonista de más de una veintena
de películas, incluyendo “Gravi­
ty” y “The Perfect Storm” – sabe
cómo usar su fama, venga de
donde venga. Durante años ha
luchado por atraer la atención
mundial al genocidio en la región
de Darfur en Sudán y nunca se ha
disculpado por apoyar abiertamente las candidaturas presidenciales de Barack Obama y, ahora,
la de Hillary Clinton.
Le recordé que en el 2008 él
había dicho que Hillary era una
de las figuras más divisivas de
la política norteamericana. Y lo
reconoció. “Pero creo que con el
tiempo ha dejado de serlo porque
fue una... increíblemente exitosa
Secretaria de Estado”. Y luego
continuó. “Así que creo que ahora
ya está lista para ser presidenta”.
A Clooney no le gusta pelearse
y mucho menos en público. Casi
nunca responde a críticas en la
prensa. Pero la excepción fue
cuando una publicación británica
habló de su entonces prometida (y
hoy esposa) Amal Alamuddin. Él
respondió con una fuerte columna
en el diario USA Today.
“Ellos estaban tratando de fomentar el odio religioso al decir
que mi esposa es drusa, y ella no
lo es”, me explicó. “Y debido a
que ella se iba a casar con alguien
fuera de su religión dijeron que
los drusos estaba dispuestos a
ejecutar a mi prometida. Bueno,
eso no es cierto”. Y lo dijo.
Este tipo de confrontaciones
casi no ocurren en el mundo de
Clooney. Al contrario, él cree que
es una virtud cuando los actores
no son tan accesibles – “unavaila­
ble” en inglés– al público. Por
eso no tiene Twitter, Facebook o
Instagram.
“Si le vas a pedir a la gente que
pague dinero para que te vaya
a ver en una película, ellos no
tienen porqué saber lo que estás
pensando todo el tiempo”, me
dijo, “creo que tiene que haber
un elemento de misterio”.
Es precisamente ese misterio lo
que hace que, cuando la gente ve
a George Clooney en persona, se
le lancen a filmarlo en lugar de
entablar una conversación con él.
Es, sin duda, lo malo de la fama.
(La entrevista por televisión
con George Clooney la puedes
ver aquí t.co/e7i8R8KYqA .)
(¿Tiene algún comentario o
pregunta para Jorge Ramos?
Envíe un correo electrónico a
[email protected]. Por
favor incluya su nombre, ciudad
y país).
Nearly
three weeks
ago San Antonio celebrated Memorial Day,
saluting our
Veterans
Steve Walker who so gallantly gave
their lives in defense of this
nation. The holiday was still
honored, despite the bad rain
that sent graduation ceremonies
inside like Edgewood ISD into
Kennedy High School and other
ceremonies into various venues
in the Alamo City.
Today, we celebrate Flag
Day (June 14) to commemorate
the adoption of the flag of the
United States. It happened on
that day in 1777 by a resolution of the Second Continental Congress. Ironically, the
US Army also celebrates the
Army’s birthday on the same
date. It was officially named
the American Continental Army
on that date two years earlier
in 1775.
In 1916, President Woodrow
Wilson issued a proclamation
that officially established June
14 as Flag Day. In August of
1949, National Flag Day was
established by an act of Congress. It must be noted unlike
Memorial Day or Veteran’s
Day, Flag Day is not an official
federal holiday.
The week of June 14, is also
designated as “National Flag
Week.” During this week the
President will issue a proclamation urging Americans citizens
to fly the American Flag for the
duration of the week.
Many local Hispanics have
served in the military under
the American flag. Three local Hispanics were awarded
the Congressional Medal of
Honor for their service. Last
year President Obama presented
two local Hispanic soldiers with
the prestigious medal for their
bravery in Vietnam to include
Jose Rodela and Santiago Erevia. News 4 WOAI Reporter
Cleto Rodriguez’s grandfather,
also named Cleto, received the
medal for his bravery in WWII.
Many organizations across
the country hold parades and
events in celebration of Ameri-
ca’s National Flag and all that it
represents. It is that special day
for all Americans to celebrate
and show respect for our flag.
It is representative of our independence and our unity as a
nation... one nation, under God,
indivisible. Our flag has a long
history. It was at the lead of every battle fought by Americans
and it even stands proudly on
the surface of the moon.
For many who don’t know,
there is actually flag etiquette.
There is a right way and a
wrong way to display the flag.
Here are the 11 basics on
displaying the American Flag:
1. The flag is normally flown
from sunrise to sunset.
2. In the morning, raise the
flag briskly. At sunset, lower it
slowly. Always, raise and lower
it ceremoniously.
3. The flag should not be
flown at night without a light
on it.
4. The flag should not be
flown in the rain or inclement
weather.
5. After a tragedy or death,
the flag is flown at half-staff
for 30 days.
6. It is called “half-staff” on
land, and “half-mast” on a ship.
7. When flown vertically on
a pole, the stars and blue field,
or “union,” is at the top and end
of the pole (away from your
house).
8. The American flag is always flown at the top of the
pole. Your state flag and other
flags fly below it.
9. The union is always on top.
When displayed in print, the
stars and blue field are always
on the left.
10. Never let your flag touch
the ground, ever... period.
11. Fold your flag when
storing. Don’t just stuff it in a
drawer or box.
When your flag is old and
has seen better days, it is time
to retire it. Old flags should
be burned or buried. Please do
not throw it in the trash. Be
patriotic and celebrate Flag Day
this week. Also wish the Army
a Happy 240th Birthday.
As always, what I write is
“Just a Thought.”
Steve Walker is a Vietnam
Veteran, former journalist and
Justice of the Peace.
Just a Thought: It’s Flag Day
Investing in San Antonio’s future leaders
As another
class of San
Antonio graduates cross the
stage to represent our city
Lloyd Doggett in the world
economy, the
affordability and accessibility
of higher education remains an
important component in ensuring future economic growth. Too
many of our students encounter
huge financial barriers to higher
education, and too many others
leave college with enormous
amounts of debt. The level of
student debt nationwide has
surpassed credit card debt and
totals more than $1 trillion. We
must pursue policies to reduce
the student debt that burdens so
many. San Antonio was recently
recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as one of the
top five cities in the nation in
increases in Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
completion rates. More than
half of San Antonio students
graduating from high school now
apply for federal financial aid to
help assist with the high costs
of college.
We need to make applying
for financial aid less of a burden
on students and their families.
Talented students should not
find the FAFSA process too
complicated and difficult to
complete—there are steps we
can take to simplify the process.
However, we continue to face
big challenges from those in
Congress who do not believe
in federal aid to education and
who oppose adequate funding
for student aid. In their budget
this year, Republicans tried to
limit Pell Grants, which would
make college unobtainable for
many students of limited means
across this country. Unfortunately, attacks like these are not
unusual. The top Republican on
the Subcommittee that oversees
Higher Education policy in the
U.S. House of Representatives
has told her colleagues that “it
is not the role of the Congress
to make college affordable and
accessible.”
Despite challenges, I am
working to help ensure that all
San Antonio students are able
to achieve their full God-given
potential. In the past year, I have
supported legislation to avoid
the doubling of interest rates
on federal loans and to continue adequate funding for Pell
Grants and other types of federal
student financial assistance. I
successfully authored the “More
Education” tax credit to encourage those seeking education
beyond high school. Also known
as the American Opportunity
Tax Credit (AOTC), this law
provides a tax cut to students or
their families by up to $10,000
over four years as reimbursement for tuition, textbooks, and
other higher education expenses.
This $2,500 annual credit can go
a long way in making ends meet.
Even those attending school
and working part time, who do
not have as much as a $2,500
tax liability, can still claim up
to $1,000 in a refundable tax
credit for eligible educational
expenses, which is similar to the
refundable Earned Income Tax
Credit. I have introduced a bill
again this year to make this tax
credit permanent at San Antonio
schools and to make it work better for students who also receive
Pell Grants.
During my visits with students
at the various colleges in my
district, I have heard time and
time again about the difficulty
students face when trying to
finance their education. It is
important that students and
families affected by the cost of
higher education contact their
elected officials at the local,
state, and federal level to express their support for programs
that help students afford college
and reduce the level of debt that
burdens so many. I believe that
an investment in our students is
an investment in the future of
America, but to maintain that
investment, it is essential that
student and families continue to
make their voices heard.
Many bright students from
San Antonio colleges and universities serve as staff and
interns in my San Antonio and
Washington, DC offices. If you
would like to apply for an internship, or if I can be of assistance
on any federal issues, please
contact me by calling 704-1080.
14 de junio de 2015
COMMENTARY...
Calendario de la comunidad
TEXAS FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL - More than 40 cultures join in
the festivities, offering music and dance on multiple stages, a menu
of some 150 unique items, craft works from the frontier era, and
other experiences that can only be found in the Lone Star State. Authenticity is the byword for the 44th annual Texas Folklife Festival.
An establishing principle of the festival, authenticity continues to
guide festival organizers in finding representatives from cultures
across Texas who will converge on the Institute of Texan Cultures
to celebrate everything they are and everything they do – the very
definition of being a Texan. Sunday, June 14 from 12 to 7 p.m. at
the UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures 801 E. Cesar Chavez Blvd.
ONENESS & WELLNESS FAIR: FERIA UNIDAD & BIENESTAR - Come experience Central Texas’ only Bilingual
Wellness & Metaphysical Fair. Treat yourself to a session with an
energy worker, indulge in a bodywork treatment, receive guidance
for Mind, Body and Spirit from experienced intuitive practitioners,
discover what your Aura says about your feelings, Clear & Balance
your Chakras, or shop the artisan, holistic and organic products such
as Healing Crystals & Jewelry, Lamps, Essential Oils, Mexican
Handmade Products, Inspirational Music and Art, Book Signing and
more. Sunday, June 14 at 10 a.m. at Wonderland of the Americas,
4522 Fredericksburg Road.
SUMMER WRITER’S WORKSHOP - The Summer Writer’s
Workshop is a six-week course designed for aspiring authors who
want to produce a ready-to-publish piece. The course will engage
participants in every step of the writing process. If you are ready to get
serious about writing and would like to join a community of writers
who will help you have fun along the way, join us for the Summer
Writer’s Workshop. The course is designed to accommodate up to
15 students. Please RSVP at [email protected] if interested to
secure your seat. Tuesdays June 9–21, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Gemini
Ink, 1111 Navarro St.
GAMING WEDNESDAYS – Hey teens! This summer, come out
to the Central Library and play video or board games. Bring your
friends or you can even make new ones during gaming Wednesdays.
We will even provide free lunches starting at 12:30! So come out
early and start having fun. Wednesday June 17 from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
at the Central Library, 600 Soledad St.
CLARITYCON 2015: A SUMMIT ON CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH - Clarity Child Guidance Center, a San Antoniobased non-profit organization providing children’s mental health
services, will bring together nationally known speakers and children’s
mental health experts for Claritycon 2015. Headlining the two-day
summit is Virginia State Senator Creigh Deeds, who struggled to
get help for his son Gus, a process that ended tragically when Gus
attacked his father then ended his own life in Nov. 2013. The summit
also features presentations by experts on a variety of children’s mental
health topics including creativity and mental illness, narrative therapy,
child abuse and trauma, ADHD, eating disorders, hypnotherapy and
more. Registration is available online at www.claritycgc.org under
Events. Thursday June 18-19 at 12 p.m. at Norris Conference Center,
618 NW Loop 410 Ste. 207. For more information, call 210-582-6406
or email [email protected].
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14 de junio de 2015
LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO 3-A
Culligan’s Southwest continues family tradition
By Lea Thompson
[email protected]
Culligan’s Southwest has been
a part of the San Antonio landscape for more than 60 years, but
these days, the company does
more than provide water softeners
to residents.
They provide water solutions to
families and businesses throughout Texas.
Founder Wilbur Walton opened
the first Culligan’s in Illinois in
1921, providing water softening
services to local residents. Walton
expanded his company to Texas
after WWII, where many businesses and families struggled with
hard water in commercial pipes
and residential areas.
Today, Culligan’s Southwest
is led by Walton’s grandchildren,
Bob Boerner and Kristi Stanford,
who have expanded water softener delivery services to include
water purifying technology, au-
tomatic refillable tanks, and community involvement throughout
Texas.
“Texas has some of the hardest
water in the country, and it’s because we have so much limestone
here. When it gets hot, the limestone precipitates and it will rust
out pipes.” Boerner said.
Boerner noted that most of the
company trucks that once delivered massive tanks have been
replaced with automatic systems
that use the reverse osmosis
process, which catches impurities and only releases pure water
molecules.
The system produces a larger
volume of quality water than
the original delivery system, and
by reducing the mineral buildup
through innovative water processes, the company helps their
customers save thousands each
year.
“We still serve residents, but
we also bring high-quality water to hospitals, military bases
Bio-tech...
elements in the environment,”
Garvin said. “By understanding
that better, you can change the
face of medicine.”
Garvin went on to describe Cytocentrics’ recent patent to build
a unit to extract and test a biopsy
for cancer patients at bedside.
Unlike current chemotherapy
methods, which takes months
before doctors can determine
their effectiveness, the unit would
be able to determine results and
treatment effectiveness almost
immediately.
“What takes months could take
a few hours with this technology at the bedside for patients,”
Garvin added. “It’s not only our
company, it’s what (UTSA and
UTHSCA) are doing. When you
bring that collaboration together,
that’s when you move the frontiers of science forward in such
and commercial buildings, It’s
important that we provide water
solutions, and we can do that using innovative water technology.”
said Stanford, the company’s
vice-president.
Culligan’s is looking to expand
their Demand Initiated Regeneration (DIR) services to hospitals
and facilities throughout Texas.
Their aqua-sensor helps monitor
the exact times when the system
needs to regenerate and clean
water.
“Our state-of-the art Culligan
water treatment systems are
tailored to the consumer’s water conditions and usage, and
available for purchase or on fullservice monthly rental plans,”
said Boerner.
The siblings credit their father,
the late Gilbert W. “Gib” Boerner,
with inspiring them to become
involved in water conservation
through legislation and community outreach. The family grew
up at the Culligan’s headquarters,
where Gib helped expand the
Southwest dealership reach.
After they graduated from college, the siblings worked their
way from entry-level jobs in
payroll and sales to taking active
leadership roles in the company
and as members of Texas Water
Quality Association and the Culligan Dealers Association of North
America (CDANA).
Boerner and Stanford oversee
the operations of the Culligan
Southwest dealerships located in
San Antonio, Kerrville-Boerne,
New Braunfels-Seguin and Midland-Odessa. The company employs a staff of 110, with about
60 employees working in San
Antonio.
The company is proud to support their communities by creating jobs and by giving money and
water to local events and organizations like Siclovia and Texas
Public Radio. Culligan’s has also
donated clean water and funds
to the Wimberley community,
Kristi Stanford (left) and Bob Boerner (right) are third-generation
water activists and management at Culligan’s Southwest, which
is headquartered in San Antonio. (Photo, Lea Thompson)
which was recently devastated by responsibility to step up where
Texas floods.
you can.” Boerner said.
“We do what we can and we
Call (210) 226-5344 or visit
like to give back. This commu- www.culligansa.com for more
nity has made us who we are. information on water equipment
As a corporate citizen, it’s your purchase or rental options.
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a way that all of our lives are
impacted.”
The company will also partner
with local academic institutions
to provide the training needed
for high tech jobs, rather than
outsourcing talent. Cytocentrics
will donate one of their patch
clamping robots to the Alamo
Colleges for local lab tech training programs in the future.
“From the workforce development perspective, we’ve been
waiting for an opportunity like
this for several years. For every
scientist that is produced by these
employers, you have anywhere
from seven to 10 technicians that
are part of that workforce.” Dr.
Federico Zaragoza, the vice chancellor of economic and workforce
development at Alamo Colleges
said.
Garvin thanked Targeted Tech-
nology, a local investment group,
for encouraging them to choose
San Antonio as their relocation
site.
“It’s not just about the jobs.
It’s about what we can do to help
medicine be better for all of us,”
Garvin added. “I’m sorry I get
so excited, it’s pretty neat stuff.”
Garvin admitted the company
had been considering several
other locations before San Antonio, but that they were already
pleased with the resulting partnerships in academia, research and
technology.
“Don’t let anyone tell you
that economic development isn’t
working in team and in tandem,”
City Manager Sheryl Sculley
said. “Don’t apologize for your
excitement, Dr. Garvin. We are as
excited as you are that Cytocentrics is coming to San Antonio.”
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Indigent...
“The TIDC grant provides
public defenders for people who
cannot afford their own attorney
and also suffer from a mental illness. It’s important to note that
Bexar County is one of the few
counties that has a central magistration system,” said Michael
Young, Chief Public Defender
for Bexar County.
That means those arrested
by any local or surrounding
jurisdictions are brought to the
same location for their day in
court. A procedure that, by law,
must occur with 48 hours of being arrested to be notified of the
charges against you.
For those unable to secure any
sort of representation, that usually ends with them heading to
the Bexar County Jail.
With San Antonio already facing a large bill for housing a high
number of inmates, relief via a
jail diversion program to mental
health facilities is a blessing.
“It can be up to $300 per day
to house these individuals,”
explained Young. “So if they
spend 30 days in jail, it’s going
to cost the taxpayers as much as
$10,000 for that one individual.
Multiply that by the thousands
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who are arrested with a mental
illness and you can see how much
it costs the county.”
For many, the term “jaildiversion” is incorrectly pegged
as releasing those who must be
separated from the general public, but Young explains it has
more to do with helping individuals get the treatment they need
to simply lead productive lives.
That is a sentiment shared by
the TIDC since they have been
distributing such funds to counties across the state since 2002
for the indigent population. The
commission was established under the Texas Fair Defense Act of
2001 that required a mechanism
for the indigent population to
have access to legal representation.
“District Attorney Nico LaHood recently spoke at a conference in Bexar County about
mental illness,” said Young. “He
said that Bexar County Jail has
become the largest de facto mental health hospital in the county.
That’s due to the incarceration
of people with mental illness.”
Among the resources for those
suffering from mental illness
that find themselves in the Bexar
Flag Day...
dent and CEO of Dixie Flag
and Banner Company, these
patriotic lynchpins have become
his legacy.
“The main product we sell
here is the United States flag.
One of the things we do is repair
them as well. Between Memorial
Day and the Fourth of July, we
offer a service where people can
bring either a U.S. or Texas flag
(beyond repair) in and we will
properly dispose of them,” said
Van de Putte.
Dixie Flag and Banner Company can boast it has made the
stars and stripes that hang at
the George Washington Bridge
LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
County justice system, are programs whereby an individual
may be released on bond and
required to undergo counseling.
More extreme cases require
them to be a patient in a mental health facility. While many
of these measures also cost
considerable funds, it pales in
comparison to totals spent on
incarceration.
The trick now is to actually
divert the appropriate people to
those options.
“I’d like to commend Bexar
County for being the first jurisdiction in the state to provide
access to defense counsel at a
person’s first appearance before
a magistrate when critical mental
health diversion decisions are
made,” said Jim Bethke, executive director of the TIDC.
From April 2014 through February of 2015, there were 55,000
people booked through central
magistration in Bexar County.
11,000 of those suffered from a
mental illness.
That is a statistic the Bexar
County Public Defender’s Office
is all the more ready to handle
with the help of Jim Bethke and
the TIDC.
14 de junio de 2015
Restricciones...
a 664.7 pies, sobrepasando los
660 pies necesarios para eliminar
las restricciones de agua.
Aunque la ciudad ya no está
bajo restricciones de agua por
sequía, los residentes aún deben
de tomar conciencia sobre el uso
de agua.
“Nosotros esperamos que los
ciudadanos continúen ahorrando
agua y continúen en control en
cuanto al uso del agua de afuera”,
añadió Puente.
Por lo tanto, las reglas de la
conservación del agua siguen
vigentes.
Bajo estas reglas, el riego del
césped con un sistema de irriga­
ción o un rociador automático
se permite cualquier día de la
semana antes de las 11 a.m. o
después de las 7 p.m.
Además, regar a mano con
una manguera, riego por goteo,
manguera de remojo o con cubeta
de agua se permite en cualquier
tiempo del día.
Asimismo, todas las fuentes, ya
sean comerciales o residenciales,
de interior o al aire libre son
permitidas.
Sin embargo, el desperdicio
de agua está prohibido en todo
momento. Permitir que el agua se
escurra en una alcantarilla, zanja
o drenaje es considerado desperdicio de agua. La falta de reparar
una fuga controlable también es
considerado desperdicio de agua.
Cabe mencionar que el lavado
de estacionamientos, calles o
aceras está permitido si no causa
escorrentía.
Las reglas señalan que usua­
rios residenciales, industriales y
agrícolas de agua del Acuífero
Edwards deben usar el sentido
común y las mejores prácticas
para evitar el desperdicio de agua.
“Estamos entrando en un tiempo del año donde su usa mucho
y los pronósticos determinarán
por cuanto tiempo nos podremos mantener sin restricciones”,
añadió Puente. “Continuaremos
monitoreando los niveles del
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Acuífero Edwards y consideraremos regresar a las restricciones
si clima extremadamente seco
regresa”, enfatizó el presidente
de San Antonio Water System.
Para más información sobre las
reglas de conservación de agua
visite www.saws.org.
LOCK & GO
Lic. #B12044
(continued from page 1-A)
between New York and New
Jersey, many of those used during recent Presidential Inaugurations and even over the 9/11
Memorial in New York.
While the production process
may not be as exciting as seeing
the finished product, Van de
Putte pointed out these are far
from just pieces of cloth.
“There’s no magic in sowing
two pieces of cloth together,” he
continued. “That happens when
it is up and people are seeing it.
What we do here is sell ethnic
pride, national origin and products that people are emotional
about.”
Events held in the Alamo City
to celebrate Flag Day include
a ceremony held at Fort Sam
Houston by active duty soldiers
and a 5k Flag Day Festival Run
hosted by the San Antonio Elks
organizations, followed by a car
show and Flag Day service.
“We put in much love and
respect into the making of all
flags, but especially the American flag,” concluded Van de
Putte.
To get more information on
Flag Day’s historical background and its support from the
National Flag Day Foundation
visit www.nationalflagday.com.
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LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
VIA celebrates 10th annual
National Dump the Pump Day
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St. Mary’s University Graduate Studies presents the
FAST TRACK
APPLICATION
SESSION
Juniors and Seniors welcome to attend
Learn about graduate programs at St. Mary’s
University during this session. Consideration for
Graduate Studies admission is quick and easy.
Interested applicants will have the opportunity
to talk with program directors and should bring
a copy of their unofficial transcripts, résumé
and test scores.
Thursday, June 18
5 to 7 p.m.
VIA recently launched the new E-route downtown in the hopes patrons explore the sites and entertainment venues while leaving their cars at home. (Photo, Kristian Jaime)
Special to La Prensa
VIA Metropolitan Transit is
joining public transportation
agencies across the nation to
promote “Dump the Pump”
on June 18, 2015 - a campaign
that encourages people to
leave their vehicles at home
and use public transportation.
“With the continued fluctuation of gas prices, there’s
an added incentive for riding
VIA - the award-winning public transportation system in the
greater San Antonio region,”
said VIA President/CEO Jeff
Arndt. “This national day reminds everyone to ‘dump the
pump’ and ride transit. It’s a
convenient travel option that
also helps reduce transportation costs, fuel consumption,
and vehicle emissions.”
To celebrate and thank riders who have “dumped the
pump,” VIA will hold celebra-
tions on Thursday, June 18 at
VIA’s Transit Centers. There
will be refreshments, giveaways, and activities for bus
riders, including opportunities
to complete VIA’s VISION
2040 survey at www.Vision2040survey.com. People who
ride VIA will also be encouraged to post their stories and
photos as they “dump the
pump” on VIA’s Facebook and
Twitter pages.
Public transportation helps
to make a community economically prosperous and competitive. Every $1 invested in
public transportation generates
approximately $4 in economic
returns, powering community
growth and revitalization.
Sponsored by the American
Public Transportation Association (APTA), National
Dump the Pump Day is a day
that encourages people to ride
public transportation and take
them where they need to go,
REQUEST FOR COMPETITIVE SEALED PROPOSAL
FOR PURCHASE OF STUDENT EXPERIENCE SOFTWARE as a SERVICE, (SaaS)
CSP 15A-026
Deadline: 6/30/15
Albert B. Alkek Business
Building, Atrium
Questions?
Contact Julia Reta at
210-431-4235
or [email protected].
www.stmarytx.edu/grad
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS
BUDGET AND PROPOSED TAX RATE
ALAMO COLLEGES BID/PROPOSAL INVITATION
The Alamo Colleges is receiving sealed bids/proposals
prior to 2:00 PM Local Time, unless otherwise indicated, on
the dates shown.
________________________________
St. Mary’s University
One Camino Santa Maria
San Antonio, Texas 78228
instead of driving a car.
VIA Metropolitan Transit
provides public transportation
services to 13 cities in the San
Antonio area and the unincorporated areas of Bexar County. VIA operates seven days
a week on 90 routes, and last
year, VIA provided 44 million
rides across the region. VIA’s
mission is to enhance the community’s environment and
quality of life by providing regional and customer-oriented
public transportation that is
dependable, cost-effective and
enticing to more riders. VIA’s
AAA bond rating reflects the
organization’s sound management and financial practices.
Visit www.viainfo.net for
more information. Follow
us on www.facebook.com/
VIATransit, www.Twitter.
com/VIA_Transit, and www.
YouTube.com/user/VIAMetroTransit.
The San Antonio Independent School District will hold a public meeting at 5:30 PM, June 24, 2015 in the SAISD Central Office Board Room, 141 Lavaca St., San Antonio,
TX 78210. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the school district's budget that will determine the tax rate that will be adopted. Public participation in the
discussion is invited.
The tax rate that is ultimately adopted at this meeting or at a separate meeting at a later date may not exceed the proposed rate shown below unless the district publishes a
revised notice containing the same information and comparisons set out below and holds another public meeting to discuss the revised notice.
Maintenance Tax
$1.040000/$100 (proposed rate for maintenance and operations)
School Debt Service Tax
$0.342600/$100 (proposed rate to pay bonded indebtedness)
Approved by Local Voters
Comparison of Proposed Budget with Last Year's Budget
The applicable percentage increase or decrease (or difference) in the amount budgeted in the preceding fiscal year and the amount budgeted for the fiscal year that begins
during the current tax year is indicated for each of the following expenditure categories.
For more information, contact Asst. Director, Jeremy Taub,
at 210/485-0131
________________________________
Maintenance and operations
2.71 % increase
Debt Service
25.67 % increase
Total expenditures
5.21 % increase
Total Appraised Value and Total Taxable Value
(as calculated under Section 26.04, Tax Code)
REQUEST FOR COMPETITIVE SEALED PROPOSAL
FOR PURCHASE OF DIGITAL MICROSCOPE FOR
ALAMO COLLEGES – ST. PHILIP’S COLLEGE
CSP 15A-029
Deadline: 6/18/15
For more information, contact Sr. Purchaser, Terry Loomis,
at 210/485-0056.
________________________________
Total appraised value* of all property
$16,394,145,180
Total appraised value* of new property**
$200,349,603
Total taxable value*** of all property
$13,252,342,102
Total taxable value*** of new property**
$144,116,729
*Appraised value is the amount shown on the appraisal roll and defined by Section 1.04(8), Tax Code.
** "New property" is defined by Section 26.012(17), Tax Code.
*** "Taxable value" is defined by Section 1.04(10), Tax Code.
Alamo Colleges
Purchasing and Contract Administration Department
1819 N. Main Ave., Box 693
San Antonio, TX 78212
By hand delivery by Bidder/Offeror:
Alamo Colleges
Purchasing and Contract Administration Department
1743 N. Main Ave, Bldg. 41, Room 101
San Antonio, TX 78212
Bids/proposals received will be publicly acknowledged in the
Conference Room #401 at the hand delivery address. Specifications are available by visiting Alamo College’s website
www.alamo.edu/district/purchasing.
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en la cultura de
San Antonio
$18,198,672,525
$336,674,323
$14,993,033,118
$301,725,630
Bonded Indebtedness
Bids/proposals to be delivered as follows:
By U.S. Mail or Courier Service:
Current Tax Year
Preceding Tax Year
Total amount of outstanding and unpaid bonded indebtedness* $794,084,988
*Outstanding principal.
Comparison of Proposed Rates with Last Year's Rates
Last Year's Rate
Rate to Maintain Same Level of Maintenance &
Operations Revenue & Pay Debt Service
Maintenance &
Interest &
Local Revenue
State Revenue
Operations
Sinking Fund*
Total
Per Student
Per Student
$1.040000
$0.342600*
$1.382600
$3,634
$5,621
$1.022057
$0.342603*
$1.364660
$4,001
$5,609
$4,094
$5,776
Proposed Rate
$1.040000
$0.342600*
$1.382600
*The Interest & Sinking Fund tax revenue is used to pay for bonded indebtedness on construction, equipment, or both.
The bonds, and the tax rate necessary to pay those bonds, were approved by the voters of this district.
Comparison of Proposed Levy with Last Year's Levy on Average Residence
Last Year
This Year
Average Market Value of Residences
$80,434
$93,543
Average Taxable Value of Residences
$64,329
$71,005
Last Year's Rate Versus Proposed Rate per $100 Value
$1.382600
$1.382600
Taxes Due on Average Residence
$889.41
$981.72
Increase (Decrease) in Taxes
$92.31
Under state law, the dollar amount of school taxes imposed on the residence homestead of a person 65 years of age or older or of the surviving spouse of such a
person, if the surviving spouse was 55 years of age or older when the person died, may not be increased above the amount paid in the first year after the person
turned 65, regardless of changes in tax rate or property value.
Notice of Rollback Rate: The highest tax rate the district can adopt before requiring voter approval at an election is $1.382603. This election will be automatically
held if the district adopts a rate in excess of the rollback rate of $1.382603.
Fund Balances
The following estimated balances will remain at the end of the current fiscal year and are not encumbered with or by a corresponding debt obligation, less estimated funds
necessary for operating the district before receipt of the first state aid payment.
Maintenance and Operations Fund Balance(s)
$57,086,122
Interest & Sinking Fund Balance(s)
$85,236,683
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LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
14 de junio de 2015
Celebremos el Día del Padre con sobriedad y comiendo saludable
Por José I. Franco
[email protected]
A partir de este fin de semana
todo será de apapachos y buenos
deseos en el seno familiar; el motivo es la tradicional celebración
del Father’s Day (El Día del
Padre), que estaremos festejando
el próximo domingo 21 de junio.
Debido a esta celebración algunos reyes del hogar, con una
semana de anticipación, estarán
sacándole “jugo” bebiendo más
de la cuenta durante el día y noche
del sábado para luego amanecer
el dominguito “crudos”, y eliminarán los malestares de cabeza
consumiendo menudo y caldos de
mariscos. Todo para luego estar
listos durante el mero Día del Padre y celebrar al lado de sus seres
queridos, como es la tradición.
En este testimonio me dirijo a
mis tres lectores, además de un
nuevo: el cuarto que se acaba
de sumar recientemente, mi buen
amigo regiomontano don Camilo
Soto, un fanático de hueso colorado del club Rayados del Monte­
rrey, quien el pasado domingo en
breve platica me felicitó porque
ha estado leyendo esta columna
dedicada a la sección de salud.
El encabezado de esta nota no
es como para que usted, mi estimado lector, esté de acuerdo con
lo que digo, esto es simplemente
una advertencia que yo hubiera
querido haber leído durante los
años que dediqué al consumo exa­
gerado de bebidas embriagantes,
platillos picantes y grasos.
En quince años de sobriedad
mi heredero, quien el 25 de mayo
en familia celebró su cumpleaños
No.25, ha seguido mis consejos
alimentándose sanamente y dejando las bebidas gaseosas por
un lado, principalmente la que
fue su favorita, “El Big Red”.
De vez en cuando se ha tomado
alguna cerveza, come y se relaja,
sin arriesgarse de tomar el volante
y salir a las calles de Dios.
Durante la cena en su honor, él
para nada tuvo antojo de tomarse
cuando menos una cerveza o una
buena copa de vino. Sin embargo, su medio hermano (que
tiene 40 años de edad) al final
de la comida pidió al mesero
un trago especial: “Bourbon en
las rocas con soda de cola”. Para
satisfacción mía, lo que más me
gustó fue que al retirarnos del
restaurant Saltgrass Steak House,
ubicado en el 2885 Cinema Ridge
Road, en el área del Ingram Park
Mall, mi hijo cumpleañero se
encargó de tomar el volante del
automóvil de su hermano para
retornar a casa con la valiosa
carga de pasajeros integrado por
su prometida, mamá, sobrino y su
consanguíneo.
Mi hijo en su cumpleaños la
tuvo que hacer de “conductor
designado”, mientras que su
hermano recuperaba la sobriedad.
Llegaron bien a casa y no hubo
más celebración. Su medio hermano ya sobrio, a pesar de que
todavía traía el olor a Bourbon,
fue con su hijo para su casa, dejándonos ver que en estos tiempos
es mejor tomar medidas de no
conducir bajo la influencia de
alguna bebida alcohólica.
En San Antonio existe toleran­
cia cero en conductores que
manejan con una, dos o tres
copas. Quienes conducen con
aliento alcohólico corren la suerte
de ser detenidos en retenes policiacos, y por sospecha de estar
bajo la influencia del alcohol, si
son apresados por no pasar las
por demasiada exposición a los
rayos ultravioleta (UV) del sol o
de otras fuentes, como el bronceado
en interiores.
Sin esfuerzos de prevención
adicionales, los casos de melanoma
seguirán aumentando en los próximos 15 años.
Las comunidades y los responsables de formular políticas tienen
un importante rol en estos esfuerzos
de prevención del cáncer de piel.
Consejos
• Aumentar los sitios con sombra
en las áreas de juegos infantiles, las
piscinas públicas y otros espacios
públicos.
• Fomentar la protección solar en
áreas de recreación, incluido el uso
o la compra de sombreros, filtros
solares y gafas de sol.
• Alentar a los empleadores, las
guarderías infantiles, escuelas y
universidades a que eduquen a sus
empleados y estudiantes acerca de
la seguridad frente al sol y la protección de la piel.
• Restringir la disponibilidad y el
uso del bronceado en interiores por
Una buena sombra en los días de playa puede evitarle fuertes quemaduras en la piel. (Foto, cortesía)
parte de menores de edad.
Prevenga la aparición
del melanoma
Por CDC
El cáncer de piel es el tipo de
cáncer más común en los EE. UU.
En el 2011, hubo más de 65,000
casos de melanoma, el tipo de
cáncer de piel más mortal.
El melanoma se puede extender a
otras partes del cuerpo y causa más
de 9,000 muertes al año.
Las personas que mueren a causa
del melanoma pierden un promedio
de 20 años de expectativa de vida.
El melanoma puede ser causado
respectivas pruebas de sobriedad de inmediato son remitidos
a los separos policiacos de las
diversas agencias de seguridad
pública asociadas al programa
para detectar conductores bajo la
influencia de bebidas alcohólicas
y drogas ilegales.
Por cierto que por estarse
celebrando con “anticipación”
el Día del Padre, las autoridades
del transporte estatal ya comenzaron a utilizar las pantallas que
anuncian el tráfico de todas las
autopistas citadinas para alertar al
automovilista a no conducir bajo
los efectos del alcohol y también
de las “crudas”. Esto como aviso
previo para que se logre reducir el
promedio de accidentes producidos por manejar bajo la influencia
de bebidas alcohólicas y drogas
ilegales.
Lo recomendable, como el
mejor regalo para papá, es que los
familiares se abstengan de complacerlo con su bebida favorita,
su buena botella del tequila o
whiskey preferido. Lo más indicado es también sugerirle a
él que cuando menos por esta
fecha deje de consumir bebidas
alcohólicas. Si lo hace, que no
maneje “tomado” y que designe
a una persona sobria para que lo
lleve a seguir la parranda o a su
hogar.
También hay que convencerlo
para que él sugiera qué platillo
gustaría comer o donde desea
que lo lleven a desayunar o cenar.
Si se quedan en casa a celebrar
el Día del Padre, recuerden que
es domingo y que al otro día se
tiene que comenzar la semana
de trabajo, por lo que les invito
a preparar un buen banquete con
deliciosos platillos, no grasos,
preparen ensaladas (aunque no
sean del agrado del festejado),
cocteles de fruta fresca.
De bebidas pueden elegir las de
su preferencia, ya sean gaseosas
libres de azúcar y cafeína o aguas
frescas.
Por ser este día tan especial,
a papá también se le pueden
regalar tarjetas pre pagadas para
restaurantes donde sirven menús
saludables. Así como también
para ir a un sitio especial de re­
creación familiar.
En fin, existe una lista larga de
regalos para papá, a quien también tienen que convencerlo de
que pronto se vaya a realizar un
chequeo médico para saber cuál
es su estado físico. A lo mejor su
doctor de cabecera le puede dar
buenas noticias de que todo está
bien. O también que necesita ha­
cerse algunos exámenes de rigor
para reajustar su sistema cardiovascular y mental y así estar
enterados que no padece de alta
presión, alto colesterol, depresión
y ansiedad. O tampoco que tiene
inicios de contraer diabetes y
problemas con la próstata, lo cual
se puede prevenir bajo el cuidado
de la ciencia médica.
En fin, estas son algunas suge­
rencias apropiadas de mi parte.
Lo digo con cierta confianza ya
que a mí me ha venido funcionan­
do por espacio de 15 años, lapso
que no pensaba disfrutarlo al lado
de mis seres queridos, compañeros de trabajo y cubriendo los 5
campeonatos que los Spurs han
ganado desde 1999.
El quinto título lo ganaron los
Spurs, justamente, el domingo
15 de junio, que fue el tercer
domingo del mes en mención,
lo cual fue el mejor regalo que
pudimos obtener los padres que le
vamos a Spurs. Que tengan buena
salud y hasta la próxima D.M.
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Health Collaborative’s Manténgase sano y gane
Sugar-Packed Campaign premios con Fit Pass 2015
By KeAnna Whisenhunt
Health Collaborative of San
Antonio began their first installation of the Bexar Healthy Beverage Coalition this week with a
press conference to discuss their
“Sugar-Packed” Campaign.
The event featured Health Collaborative team members, school
district representatives, health
professionals, and Bexar County
Judge Nelson Wolff, who created
the coalition. The Bexar Healthy
Beverage Coalition partners
with Health Collaborative, the
American Diabetes Association,
and other organizations to better
educate the public on the dangers
of excessive sugar consumption,
as well as what measures can be
taken to live a healthier lifestyle
with less sugar. “Our mission
is to improve the health of the
community through collaborative
means,” stated Health Educator
Vanessa Lopez of Health Collaborative.
The campaign sparks an impact through its title, “Is Your
Drink Sugar-Packed?” This campaign is striving to make it more
convenient for families to make
healthier choices through education and awareness. Schools,
businesses, and health organizations are all taking part in this
movement by motivating students, coworkers, and colleagues
to make healthier choices and
making unsweetened beverages
more readily available.
“This campaign is about starting a community conversationin our offices, our schools, and in
our homes,” says Lenni Kirkman
of University Health System.
The better educated the public
becomes, the better decisions
they will make.
“When you look at what we do
as a nation, average 80 pounds
of sugar is hard to conceive…
that the average American would
put 80 pounds of sugar into his
or her body,” says Judge Nelson
Wolff. Sugar sweetened drinks
are creating a climb in obesity
which in return increases potential severe health problems, and
deaths induced by heart attack.
Overly consuming beverages
that contain heavy amounts of
sugar poses risk for heart disease,
and diabetes.
“Three of the biggest causes of
death in America- heart attack,
stroke, and cancer… are related
to being overly fat,” says Dr.
Vince Fonseca, MD, MPH at
Bexar County Medical Society.
This occurs when a high intake
of sugar travels into the blood
stream which then triggers the
production of triglycerides, a fat
found in the blood. The sugar
found in sweetened beverages
increases triglyceride levels,
which can then lead to coronary
artery disease.
Limiting intake of sweetened
beverages can prevent weight
gain, heart disease, and diabetes. As suggested by Dr. Fonseca, “The key to change that
to sustainable is to make small
changes.”
Ordering unsweetened tea and
adding small amounts of sugar,
or adding citrus fruits to a glass
of water are a few suggested
steps to moderating overall sugar
consumption.
Families can find out exactly
much sugar is in a sweetened
beverage with an easy-to-use
sugar calculator as well as other
educational materials that can be
found on the campaign’s website. Visit www.sugar-packed.
com for more information.
Por Natalie Bobadilla
[email protected]
El programa Fit Pass 2015 del
Departamento de Parques y Re­
creación de la ciudad oficialmente
está en pleno vigor.
Por medio de este programa,
los participantes reciben un documento simulando un pasaporte
con una lista de clases y actividades ofrecidas por medio del
departamento.
Cuando los participantes
asisten a clases y a eventos en
la lista reciben una estampilla
para colectar puntos. Al final del
verano, esos puntos se podrían
convertir en premios.
El año pasado los ganadores
recibieron premios monetarios
para usar en tiendas de deportes,
recibieron bicicletas de montañas,
cámaras de acción Go Pro y sistemas Xbox One.
“Los participantes de Fit Pass
tienen la oportunidad de mantenerse activos todo el verano de
una manera divertida y desafiante
mientras trabajan hacia potencialmente ganarse premios relacionados con la salud”, expresó
Janet Martin, directora temporal
del Departamento de Parques y
Recreación, en un comunicado.
“Claro, que el máximo premio es
mantener una buena salud”.
Fit Pass 2015 inicia el día de
hoy, sábado 13 de junio, con
Super Sports Fanatic 5K Race,
una carrera de 5K con el tema de
fanáticos de deportes.
Los participantes están invitados a ponerse su ropa deportiva favorita, a disfrazarse como su atleta
favorito y a vestirse en apoyo de
su equipo deportivo favorito.
El evento se llevará a cabo de
las 9 a.m. al medio día en Lady
Bird Johnson Park, ubicado en
10700 Nacogdoches Road. El re­
gistro de los participantes iniciará
a las 7:45 a.m.
Corredores competitivos, al
igual que personas que simplemente desean caminar y trotear
sin competencia, están invitados
a participar en la carrera.
Asimismo, el evento ofrecerá
clases de ejercicio gratis, actividades deportivas, vendedores de
salud y bienestar, premios, y una
competencia de disfraz.
Además, el evento ofrecerá una
clase de zumba en la piscina del
parque a las 11:15 a.m. Quienes
desean participar en esta actividad
deben de traer su traje de baño.
En el evento, los participantes
recibirán su Fit Pass para recibir
10 puntos. Los que no pueden
asistir al evento pueden recoger su
pase en centros comunitarios del
Departamento de Parques y Re­
creación, en centros para adultos
y personas mayores, en albercas
del departamento, en el Centro de
Tenis McFarlin, ubicado en 1503
San Pedro Ave., y en la oficina
central de los Parques y Recrea­
ción Ron Darner al igual que en
el Centro de Gimnasio Enrique
Barrera, ambos ubicados en 5800
Old Hwy. 90 W.
Los participantes también pue­
den recibir su pase en cualquiera
de los eventos que forman parte
del calendario del programa. Para
ver el calendario y para descargar
el pase vía internet visite www.
sanantonio.gov/parksandrec.
Este año, los participantes
tienen la opción de monitorizar
y recibir sus puntos por medio de
la aplicación Fit Pass disponible
en la tienda de aplicaciones de
Apple. Los participantes que
usen este método recibirán un
código especial en cada evento
para registrarlo en su Fit Pass.
Las personas que no usan aparatos
Apple, pueden ingresar a www.
safitpass.com para tener su pase
por Internet.
El programa Fit Pass empezó en
el 2013 como una manera para expandir los servicios de gimnasia,
nutrición y del bienestar ofrecidos
en la ciudad y para recompensar a
los residentes que viven una vida
activa y saludable.
“Las familias verdaderamente
están disfrutando de participar
juntos y el Departamento de
Parques y Recreación quiere
continuar a conectar a residentes a
parques ofreciendo Fit Pass por la
tercera vez”, expresó la alcaldesa
Ivy Taylor.
Fit Pass 2015 concluirá el 12
de septiembre del 2015 y los participantes deben de entregar sus
pases antes del 19 de septiembre
del 2015.
Suzanne Parker, CEO of Powerhouse Bakery, explains to patrons that snacking can be healthy
and filing as well. (Photo, Kristian Jaime)
Gran desconocimiento
entre latinos sobre los
beneficios por jubilación
EFE - La población hispana
carece de conocimientos suficientes sobre los beneficios del
seguro social por jubilación y
muchos de los latinos respondieron incorrectamente en una
encuesta sobre el tema difundida
esta semana.
El sondeo fue realizado por la
firma KRC para la compañía de
seguros de vida mutuos MassMutual, en una consulta hecha
por internet con una muestra de
1.513 personas, tanto hispanos
como no hispanos.
De acuerdo con los resultados, el 47 % de los latinos
respondieron incorrectamente a
más de la mitad de las preguntas
básicas acerca de los beneficios
del seguro social por jubilación,
según informó MassMutual en
un comunicado.
El 77 % de los hispanos pien­
sa que para poder recibir los
beneficios del seguro social por
jubilación es necesario ser ciudadano estadounidense, lo cual
no es correcto.
El 79 % de los consultados,
además, cree que la jubilación
completa del seguro social se
recibe a partir de los 65 años,
lo cual también es incorrecto
porque en realidad la edad para
recibir ese beneficio varía dependiendo del año de nacimiento.
Asimismo, el 53 % de los
consultados cree que cuando un
jubilado pierde a su pareja por
fallecimiento seguirá recibiendo
ambas jubilaciones, algo que no
se ajusta al criterio oficial.
“Mientras la población hispana
continúa creciendo, también
crece la necesidad de un entendimiento sólido del rol que puede
jugar el seguro social en sus
planes de jubilación personal”,
sostiene el directivo de MassMutual Michael R. Fanning.
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This
Week In
Sports
Powerhouse
in the making
The United States, in sports, is
more famous for NFL football,
Major League Baseball (MLB), the
National Basketball Association
(NBA) and even for the National
Hockey League (NHL). However,
another sport is on the radar. Soccer
or football (for everyone else in the
world) is on the rise for Americans.
While generally it is a major sport
for men, it has a growing popularity
among women.
While we still live in a time where
male sporting events have bigger
promotions, our women’s national
team does not get their due despite
their success.
The sport will start to grow following the past two victories for the
men’s national team against European juggernauts The Netherlands
and Germany. The Netherlands
made the semi-finals of the last
World Cup while Germany actually
won the cup.
Many fans of the sport and experts
predicted that the United States
would lose “friendly” matches, and
lose horrifically. Although the team
has exceptional players, the lack of
major success like some other sides
has always counted them out.
The U.S. looks to prove they
should no longer be considered the
underdog. With this newly found
confidence, the men’s team wants
to be idolized like the German,
Brazilian, and Spanish teams. They
want to be a powerhouse, and that
is exactly what they are becoming.
With the recent retirement of U.S.
soccer hero Landon Donovan, his
captain spot has been filled with the
best-qualified player, Michael Bradley. But, Bradley has not been the
star the past two matches. If you’re
not a fan of the MLS, Bobby Wood
has been the hero as he made both
game-winning goals for Team USA.
His two historic goals have put his
name on the map.
The win in Germany was one for
the books as it was the first time the
team has won playing in Germany.
So now what?
While there is quite some time before the next World Cup, the Olympics are coming back next year in
Brazil and that would be the perfect
stage to finally prove themselves to
the world. With players like Bradley
and Wood, the Unites States have
blown off the roof of their potential
and set their sights for the grandest
sports stage. It’s time for fans across
the nation and everywhere else In
the world to stand up and cheer
together “I believe that we will win”
for Team USA.
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Texas Rangers
The NBA Finals continue as
LeBron James and the Cleveland
Cavalier seek to capitalize on their
series lead over Stephen Curry and
the Golden State Warriors. Game
six, if necessary, takes place at Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena at 8 p.m.
The Texas Rangers finish their threegame series at home against the Minnesota Twins today at 3:05 p.m. at
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. They
are currently two games back from
the top spot in the American League
West behind the Houston Astros.
UTSA sends pair to the big show
By Kristian Jaime
[email protected]
By Jessica Duran
[email protected]
NBA
For college baseball players,
making it to the big show is
always the goal. For two UTSA
roadrunners, it just became a
reality.
Brock Hartson, a 6’3” pitcher
that boasts a 3.54 Earned Run
Average (ERA), caught the eye of
the Cleveland Indians in the 21st
round of the 2015 Major League
Baseball First-Year Player Draft.
The Pearland, Texas native is
only in his junior year but has
already garnered much attention.
2013 was a banner year for the
right-hander as he collected the
Louisville Slugger Freshman AllAmerican honors.
That same year, he made the
second team All-Western Athletic
Conference (WAC) and also the
WAC All-Tournament Team.
With over 100 inning pitched
under his belt, he finished the
2015 campaign with a record of
6-4. His ERA put him behind only
left-hander Aaron Burns.
After sitting down 76 batters
and collecting impressive accolades along the way, it was only
a matter of time before the MLB
came calling.
Joining Hartson is catcher John
Bormann originally of Seguin,
Texas. He too made 2013 a banner year as he joined his teammate
on the WAC All-Tournament
Team while also joining the
Johnny Bench Award watch list.
Bormann’s .273 batting average, along with his instincts
behind the plate made him an
attractive draft pick to the Pittsburgh Pirates in the late rounds.
Now as the pair fights to finds
a roster spot at their respective
clubs, the question for the boys
from Texas will be if they can
continue their success.
For Bormann, getting on base
was second nature as he was
among the leaders in the clubhouse in that category with a .384
percentage. To Hartson’s credit
also, his winning percentage for
the Roadrunners also was among
the best on the team.
The long collegiate baseball
season is nothing new to the roster of players primarily from the
Lone Star state, but with more
attention by the MLB on local
talent, dreams of getting to the big
show are more tangible.
Many late-round draft picks
find themselves diverted to dou-
Both Brock Hartson (left) and John Bormann (right) are headed to the ranks of Major League
Baseball after the recent third and final day of the 2015 Major League Baseball First-Year Player
Draft. (Photo by Jeff Huehn)
ble A or triple A teams with the
hopes they mature fast enough for
a major league roster. While only
time will tell if that materializes,
even getting a chance is thrilling
enough.
The Cleveland Indians may
still be relegated to seven games
out of the top of the American
League Central, but the MLB
season a marathon rather than a
sprint. The Pirates currently sit
in the middle of the pack of the
National League Central behind
The Chicago Cubs and St. Louis
Cardinals.
Many Pittsburgh faithful still
recall the recent success they had
in the post-season and follow the
newest crop of talent to dawn the
yellow and black. Yet for both
Hartson and Bormann, perhaps
the best accessory is the MLB
logo on their jerseys.
Stars inauguran temporada 2015 WNBA ante su fanaticada
Por José I. Franco
[email protected]
Este domingo 14 de junio en el
horario de las 3:30 p.m. ante las
visitantes chicas del Shock de Tulsa,
que dirige el timonel en jefe Fred
Williams, las Stars de San Antonio
abren temporada ante su fanaticada.
Esta será su decimotercera campaña
jugando en el mejor baloncesto del
planeta, lo que viene a ser todo un
orgullo para la empresa propietaria
Spurs Sports & Entertainment
(SS&E), que preside el magnate y
CEO, señor Peter M. Holt.
Stars jugarán un total de 34 partidos en el rol regular, con 17 de gira
y 17 en lo que será su casa interina
el renovado Coliseo Freeman, que
está cumpliendo 65 años de haber
sido construido por autoridades del
Condado de Bexar.
Durante un lapso de 28 días,
las Stars se estuvieron preparando
bajo la observación del entrenador
Hughes y sus asistentes James
“Coco” Wade y Vickie Johnson,
quienes lograron establecer una
rotación de gran talento en la que
el equipo tendrá oportunidades de
sobresalir ante la élite de los equipos que conforman el circuito de
la WNBA en las conferencias del
este y oeste.
Las Stars están dirigidas por el
entrenador en jefe Dan Hughes,
quien además firma como gerente
general de la franquicia Silver &
Black, con afiliación en la Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA).
Así, el equipo femenino de baloncesto de San Antonio militará una
vez más en el oeste donde jugará
partidos ante el equipo monarca
Mercury de Phoenix, Sparks de
Los Ángeles, Lynx de Minnesota,
Storm de Seattle y Shock de Tulsa.
En el este, San Antonio contenderá en casa y de gira ante el
Dream de Atlanta, Sky de Chicago,
Sun de Connecticut, Fever de Indiana, Liberty de Nueva York y
Mystics de Washington.
Con cuatro partidos, ya jugados
La alera novata Dearica Hamby (5), egresada de Wake Forest University, es la promesa de las Stars en la temporada 2015 WNBA. (Foto, Franco)
dos de pretemporada y dos en el rol
regular (ante Mercury y el Dream),
el entrenador Hughes dejó entrever
que los resultados de cada partido
hasta ahorita no son de gran interés
para las Stars.
“Con este equipo tenemos que
ver primero cómo se van a estar
manejando las estrategias en la
ofensiva y defensiva. Tenemos
gran talento en ambos puntos, ya
que jugadoras de experiencia y
novatas se han venido acoplando
desde el campo de entrenamiento
y los partidos que se han jugados
en pretemporada y de liga”, apuntó
Hughes.
Para el estratega Dan Hughes
es de gran importancia ver sobre
la duela a jugadoras de la talla de
Sophia Young-Malcom, alera que
estará jugando su onceava temporada vistiendo el mismo uniforme,
así como a la renovada guardia Jia
Perkins, a quien ha venido incluyendo en la quinteta estelar, por su
defensivo juego y certeros disparos
triples, además del liderazgo que
ambas jugadoras ofrecen tanto en el
cuadro titular como en la escuadra
de suplentes.
“Tenemos en la guardia y alera
Alex Montgomery a una jugadora
con experiencia, ella tiene experiencia en el manejo del balón, así como
en la defensiva que es lo principal
para salir adelante en esta liga. A
como vaya transcurriendo la temporada, la evolución del equipo la
estaremos viendo positivamente.
En cuanto al espacio del Coliseo
creo que nuestras jugadoras no
tendrán ningún problema ya que
la mayoría ha jugado en arenas
pequeñas tanto en nuestra liga
como en el baloncesto europeo y
de otras naciones. Pondremos un
gran equipo en la competencia por
estar presentes entre los primeros
lugares”, apuntó Hughes.
Además de jugar baloncesto, las
Stars estarán realizando diversas
actividades comunitarias como lo
exigen los estatuto de la WNBA
y su presidenta Laurel J. Richie,
quien desde el 21 de abril de 2011
ostenta el máximo cargo del circuito profesional de baloncesto
femenil.
Recientemente, se dieron a la
tarea de remozar el parque Martin Luther King Jr. y en partidos
futuros estarán honrando a sobrevivientes de cáncer poniendo en
subasta las playeras y prendas que
vestirán durante la Breast Health
Awareness Night, así como el
Camp Day, y la tradicional Military
Appreciation Night.
Para este domingo, Stars estarán
regalando dos mil camisetas alusivas al día de apertura. Y en su
evento dominical Family Funday,
que será patrocinado por News 4 y
FOX 29, para beneplácito de fans
se ofrecerá a precio módico ($13)
un boleto de admisión, más un hotdog, chips y un refresco, así como
la oportunidad de tomarse fotos en
la cancha en el evento denominado
Court Craze.
Para información sobre la
compra de boletos de admisión y
reservados favor de llamar a un
representante de ventas al teléfono
(210) 444-5090 o visitar el sitio
sastars.com.
La temporada será nuevamente
copatrocinada por el sistema de
hospitales CHRISTUS Santa Rosa
y la cadena de supermercados
H-E-B.
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14 de junio de 2015
MLS celebrates partnership Ali Krieger will wear headgear
With Chipotle sweepstakes
Special to La Prensa
As an extension of its official
partnership with Major League
Soccer (MLS), Chipotle Mexican
Grill (NYSE:CMG) is offering a
trip for four to Denver for AT&T
MLS All-Star Week.
The VIP trip will include airfare, hotel and meal expenses, as
well as special invitations and
passes to 2015 AT&T MLS AllStar Week events-including the
2015 Chipotle MLS Homegrown
Game and 2015 AT&T MLS AllStars Games.
The contest supports Chipotle’s partnership as the official
fast-casual Mexican restaurant
of MLS, as well as the creation
and sponsorship of the secondannual Chipotle MLS Homegrown Game, which recognizes
and features Major League Soccer’s top homegrown players.
This year’s game will be held
Tuesday, July 28, at 7 p.m. MDT
at Dick’s Sporting Goods Parkhome of the Colorado Rapids- as
a prelude to the 2015 AT&T AllStar Game following night. This
year the MLS Homegrown Team
will face Club América’s U-20
squad, the official youth squad
of Club América, Mexico’s most
successful club.
MLS fans and Chipotle customers can enter by texting the
word “Homegrown” to 888222
for a chance to win. The sweepstakes will run through July 5,
2015, and the winner will be
selected on or around July 6,
2015. Full details of the sweepstakes will be posted in Chipotle
Major Soccer League and Cipotle Mexican Grill recently announced
an extension of their partnership with sweepstakes offering a trip
for four to Denver for AT&T MLS All-Star Week. (Courtesy photo)
restaurants across the U.S. and
continuing for the duration of
the sweepstakes, and can also be
found by visiting: http://www.
chipotlehomegrown.com/#win.
The full package will include:
Business-class round trip airfare
for four (4). Four-night hotel stay
in Denver (July 27-31, 2015). (4)
Premium tickets to the 2015 Chipotle MLS Homegrown Game
(Tuesday, July 28), and (4) premium tickets and pre-game field
passes to the 2015 AT&T MLS
All-Star Game. $650 allowances
for full-size rental car for length
of staying; ground transportation
to and from destination airport
and hotel, $5,000 spending money to be awarded in the form of a
check to the grand prize winner.
About Major League Soccer:
The MLS on its 20 season are
featuring 20 clubs throughout
the United States and Canada.
During the 2015 season will
feature most comprehensive U.S.
media rights in the history of the
league, as eight-year agreements
with ESPN, FOX Sports and
Univisión Deportes will commence. For more information
about MLS, visit www.MLSsoccer.com.
About Chipotle: Steve Ells,
founder, chairman and co-CEO,
started Chipotle with idea that
food served fast did not have to
be a typical fast-food experience,
Today Chipotle continues to offer a focused menu of burritos,
tacos, burrito bowls (a burrito
without tortilla) and salads made
from fresh, high-quality raw ingredients, prepared using classic
cooking methods and served in a
distinctive atmosphere.
Chipotle opened with a single
restaurant in 1993 and operates
more than 1,800 restaurants, including 17 Chipotle restaurants
outside the U.S. and 10 ShopHouse Southeast Asian Kitchen
restaurants, and is an investor in
an entity that owns and operates
two Pizzeria Locale restaurants.
For more information, visit Chipotle.com.
Scorpions vs. Sport Cartaginés
Club Sport Cartaginés the oldest soccer team in Costa Rica will play an international friendly game
against the San Antonio Scorpions. (Courtesy photo)
Special to La Prensa
The North American Soccer
League (NASL) Champion, San
Antonio Scorpions will play
an international friendly game
against three time Costa Rican
champions Club Sport Cartaginés,
team President/General Manager
Howard Cornfield recently announced. The match will kickoff
at 7:30 p.m. on June 27 at Toyota
Field.
“Club Sport Cartaginés is a storied team in Costa Rica and has an
impressive history of success with
multiple championships,” said
Cornfield. “Their current squad
is full of international experience
–including players that have participated in the CONCACAF Gold
Cup and FIFA World Cup- and
we think this will be an exciting
matchup four our fans to watch”.
Cartaginés was founded in 1906
and is the oldest club in Costa
Rica. They are based in Cartago,
Costa Rica, and play in their
country’s top league, the Primera
División.
In addition to their three league
championships, CSC has finished
second on eleven occasions, they
won the Torneo de Copa de Costa
Rica in 2014, and in 1994 they won
the CONCACAF Champions Cup
by beating Liga MX side Atlante
FC 3-2 in the final. CSC also was
the runners-up in the Interamerican
Cup in 1994 and COPA Interclubes UNCAF in 1978.
This match will be bonus game
E for Scorpions season ticket
holders and individual game
tickets are on sale now at SAScorpions.com or by calling (210)
495-8686. The 2015 San Antonio
Scorpions season is presented by
deeproot Funds. The Scorpions
play their next home match and
final game of the NASL Spring
Season June 13 at Toyota Field
against Ottawa Fury.
U.S. Soccer star Ali Krieger has
chosen to wear performance protection headgear from Unequal®
Technologies during this month’s
women’s soccer tournament in
Canada.
Unequal is virtually the only
provider of military grade performance protection for impact sports.
The Unequal Halo™ is ASTM
certified and FIFA Law 4 approved
and made with TriDur®, Accelleron® and other materials. TriDur
is a patented, hermetically sealed
aramid fabric used by the military
and law enforcement that’s 5x
stronger than steel with virtually
unmatched ability to absorb and
disperse high impact energy.
Barely 10mm thin the Halo contours to any players’ head, looking
just like a headband while offering
serious protection.
Krieger chose Unequal after
suffering her second concussion
in April.
“I had never worn protective
headgear before, so I was surprised
how comfortable, and lightweight
the Unequal Halo is,” admits
U.S. Soccer star midfielder and defender Ali Krieger (10), during this month women soccer tournament in Canada will wear
performance protection headgear from Unequal Technologies.
Krieger wore headgear during recent friendlies versus Mexico,
Ireland and South Korea. (Courtesy photo)
Krieger, who wore it during recent
friendlies versus Mexico, Ireland
and South Korea. “The fact that
that it helps protect me and doesn’t
affect ball control made it easy
decision to wear in the World Cup
and beyond. I have learned the
hard way that concussions are not
fun, Unequal has empowered and
bolstered my confidence.”
Steve Holeman, former Head
Soccer Coach at UGA, Ole Miss
and Auburn and current Chairman
of Unequal’s Soccer Advisory
Board says, “to see world-class
women soccer players taking
head protection seriously is an
exciting development for the sport.
Females are at risk of sustaining
a concussion arguably second
only to American football (per
10,000 athletic exposures). With
the technology and science behind
the Unequal Halo, I truly believe
this is the product of the future in
our sport.”
Martin Truex Jr. ganó
en Pocono Raceway
Por Seth Livingstone
Nascar Wire Service
El consistente piloto Martin
Truex Jr. sabía que la tercera victoria de su carrera llegaría tarde
o temprano.
En lo que es su mejor temporada en la Sprint Cup, Truex
Jr. dominó la Axalta “We Paint
Winners” 400 tras liderar 97 de
las 160 vueltas, incluyendo las
últimas 27, antes de cruzar la meta
rumbo al círculo de ganadores
del popular autódromo Pocono
Raceway.
La ansiada victoria ocurrió en
la tercera carrera consecutiva en
la que Truex Jr. fue el líder en la
mayoría de la ruta, tras correr 131
vueltas en el primer lugar.
En las pasadas competencias
de Charlotte y Dover finalizó en
el quinto y sexto lugar respectivamente.
“Finalmente lo logramos”, dijo
Truex Jr., quien tiene Top 10s en
12 de las últimas 13 carreras de
la temporada.
“Estamos teniendo un gran
año. Hemos tenido todo para
ganar carreras, pero no lo habíamos podido lograr. Este equipo
merece las victorias y sabíamos
que lo podíamos lograr desde el
inicio de temporada. En toda mi
carrera me he acostumbrado a las
decepciones para ser honestos, y
he aprendido a lidiar con esos días
en que las cosas no salen bien, a
pesar de que no haces nada mal”,
añadió el piloto.
La victoria cerró una racha de
69 carreras sin cruzar la meta en
primer lugar, lo que causó satisfacción aún entre los equipos
rivales.
Truex Jr. es piloto del equipo
Furniture Row Racing, con sede
en la ciudad de Denver, Colorado,
que solo tiene un auto en competencia en la Sprint Cup de la
NASCAR. Fue apenas la segunda
victoria para el equipo y su dueño
Barney Visser, quien ganó en
Darlington la Southern 500, con
Regan Smith como su piloto en
el año 2011.
Tras ganar títulos consecutivos
en la NASCAR XFINITY Series,
Truex Jr. de 34 años de edad
pasó del equipo Dale Earnhardt
Inc. a Michael Waltrip Racing,
donde parecía haber encontrado
una casa permanente, pero luego
vino la carrera de Richmond en el
otoño de 2013, donde todo parecía
que Truex Jr. iba encaminado
a clasificar para el Chase por la
NASCAR Sprint Cup. Sin embargo, su equipo fue castigado por
intentar alterar el resultado de la
carrera y eventualmente se quedó
sin equipo.
Hasta antes del domingo solo
había podido ganar dos carreras
en la Sprint Cup: Dover en 2007
y Sonoma en 2013. Sus problemas
en la pista palidecieron ante el
diagnóstico de cáncer de su novia,
Sherry Pollex, en 2014 cuando
Truex Jr. solo lideró una vuelta en
toda la temporada. Además le afectó el
fallecimiento de su abuela. Sherry
fue quien lo ayudó para encontrar
motivos para superar las frustraciones de 2013.
“Le creí”, dijo Truex Jr. “Sabía
que iba a tener que trabajar mucho
y que no iba a ser fácil. Me sentí
afortunado cuando supe que había
una vacante en el (auto de Furniture Row) No.78. Luego vino lo de
Sherry y fue ella quien me enseñó
que si ella podía superar su enfer-
medad, yo podía superar lo mío.
No hay nada mejor que esto. Te
ayuda a sanar, especialmente con
lo que Sherry pasó. Esto te hace
olvidarlo todo. Me siento bendecido con este equipo y orgullosos de
manejar este auto y de que Sherry
esté aquí conmigo saludable. Ella
está tan emocionada y yo igual
porque ella se encuentra con bien”,
dijo Truex Jr.
Kevin Harvick, quien finalizó
segundo, pudo compartir momentos de felicidad con Truex Jr.
“Si te va a ganar alguien, es
bueno que te gane alguien como
él (Truex Jr.). Su personalidad y
profesionalismo y con todo lo que
han pasado Martin y Sherry, uno
tiene que sentirse muy feliz por
ellos”, explicó Harvick.
Dale Earnhardt Jr., quien es
amigo de Truex Jr. desde hace
mucho tiempo, estuvo de acuerdo
con Harvick. “Estoy feliz por él.
Ha pasado por muchas cosas. Ha
estado en autos no competitivos
durante años. Ahora tiene una
buena oportunidad con gente
buena. El equipo cree en él y él
ha madurado en nuestro circuito”,
apuntó Earnhardt Jr.
Harvick, quien fue el más
rápido en las tres prácticas del
fin de semana, no pudo superar
a Truex Jr., quien le sacó ventaja
de 2.75 segundos a 12 vueltas de
la final y aprovechó los reinicios
para asegurar la victoria.
La victoria de Truex Jr. también
fue la primera para su jefe de equipo, Cole Pearn. “Tenemos un gran
equipo. Eso hace que todo sea
más divertido. Todos tenemos los
mismos objetivos y hacemos que
las cosas sucedan. Es divertido
tener éxito con un grupo como el
nuestro”, dijo Pearn.
Chivas vs. Rayados en Houston
Especial para La Prensa
Las Chivas de Guadalajara se
enfrentarán en un partido contra
Los Rayados de Monterrey en el
Houston Clásico, patrocinado por
la Cervecería Tecate, State Farm
Insurance y Pazzo Sports, en un
encuentro amistoso el viernes
17 de julio de 2015 en el BBVA
Compass Stadium, ubicado en el
2200 Texas Avenue en la espacial
ciudad de Houston, Texas.
Este será el primer partido
después de haberse jugado en la
Liga MX de Clausura 2015 el
pasado mes de marzo, donde Club
Deportivo Guadalajara resultó
victorioso con un marcador de 3-0.
Siendo uno de los equipos más
populares y de mayor trayectoria
en México, Club Deportivo Guadalajara, también conocido como
“Las Chivas de Guadalajara” y
“El Rebaño Sagrado”, fue fun-
dado en 1906 y es el único club
de fútbol en México formado
en su totalidad por jugadores
mexicanos. Durante la Liga MX
de clausura 2015, Las Chivas
lograron llegar a las semifinales,
manteniendo la quinta posición de
la tabla general.
José Manuel de la Torre
Menchaca es el técnico actual y
se ha comprometido a preparar de
la mejor manera al equipo durante
la pre-temporada para desempeñar el mejor papel y ganar el
campeonato durante la Liga MX
de Apertura 2015.
El Club de Fútbol Monterrey,
conocido también como ‘Los
Rayados de Monterrey’, ha sido
invitado por Pazzo Sports para
participar por segunda ocasión en
un partido del Clásico.
Los Rayados ganaron tres torneos consecutivos de la Liga de
Campeones CONCACAF en el
2011, 2012 y 2013.
El Club Monterrey fue fundado
en 1945 y es el equipo profesional
activo más antiguo del norte de
México.
Ahora es el turno del nuevo
técnico, Ricardo “El Turco”
Mohamed, para demostrar a los
aficionados de Los Rayado lo
que el equipo puede hacer sobre
la cancha.
Los boletos de admisión para el
Clásico saldrán pronto a la venta,
favor de buscar la fecha a través
del sitio www.HoustonClasico.
com y de www.BBVAcompassstadium.com para que sean
de los primeros en obtener los
mejores lugares.
El precio de los boletos iniciará
desde $35. El precio de boletos
está sujeto a cambios. Todos los
asientos son reservados y estarán
disponibles en AXS.com, Ticketon.
com, Tienda La Michoacana o directamente en la taquilla del BBVA
Compass Stadium.
14 de junio de 2015 La Prensa de San Antonio
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Diablos invictos primera vuelta Juggernauts vencieron a Rough Riders
Por José I. Franco
[email protected]
El club Diablos, dirigido por
los jugadores Jesús Ramírez
Sr. (manager y primera base) y
José Villalobos (coach y tercera
base), con marca de 6 victorias,
0 derrotas y 1 empate finalizaron
la primera vuelta del Torneo
Dominical Potranco con sede en
el estadio Arthur Bain.
Diablos consumaron su sexto
triunfo doblegando 8 a 4 carreras
a los Bravos, con victoria en el
montículo para el abridor Máximo
de la Cruz, quien derrotó al veloz
Joseph Hernández, 3B. Edgar Vizcarra 3B/1B y el receptor José
Figueroa se están calando en el béisbol categoría abierta con el
club Rieleros. Los tres han venido jugando desde Little League
en donde, con el equipo Cardinals, consiguieron 2 campeonatos
de serie mundial juvenil. (Foto, Franco)
Puros demonios del diamante. Jesús Ramírez Jr., su papá Jesús
Ramírez y el coach y 3B, José Villalobos, celebraron invictos el
final de la primera vuelta en Liga Dominical Potranco.
derecho Iván Vaquera en siete
episodios.
“Se jugó en equipo, con buen
pitcheo y prospectos que estuvieron bateando consistente, lo
cual nos ubicó en buen sitio en
la primera vuelta”, afirmaron los
directivos Ramírez y Villalobos.
Los Rieleros comandados por
Francisco Cano y Juan Pedro
Reza han abierto sus puertas a
novatos y prospectos, entre ellos a
los Cardenales Joseph Hernández,
Edgar Vizcarra y José Figueroa,
quienes desde Little League han
jugados juntos y han colaborado
en la conquista de 2 series mundiales del béisbol juvenil.
“Rieleros seguirán apoyando
el talento juvenil, ya que ellos
son el futuro de nuestra gente”,
indicaron Cano y Reza.
Rieleros propinaron paliza
de 27-1 a los Westsiders con
victoria para el lanzador JD Martínez y relevo de Justin Neaves.
Ryan Garza con par de jonrones
produjo 7 anotaciones.
Lobos por forefeit perdieron
ante Titanes.
Partidos pendientes
Domingo 14 de junio.
10 a.m. Westsiders vs. Bravos.
12:30 p.m. Piratas vs. Titanes.
4 p.m. Tucanes vs. Lobos.
Piratas, coordinados por Daniel
Guerrero y sus hermanos, son
los campeones actuales, por lo
que tienen que el compromiso de
vencer al reforzado Titanes.
De acuerdo al Juan Sánchez,
coordinador del torneo, el domingo 21 será el cierre de la primera
vuelta con partidos pendientes
entre Lobos y Bravos, Tucanes
y Titanes.
“Esperamos que no haya lluvia este fin de semana para así
darnos tiempo de finalizar con
los partidos del rol regular en la
primera vuelta que ha sido bastante peleada”, dijo Sánchez.
Talgua ganó a Honduras
En el clásico dominical
de Soccer Liga de Los Altos
(SLDA), la oncena del Deportivo Talgua ganó al duro
rival Honduras con marcador
de 3 a 1 goles, los cuales fueron
anotados por José Luis López
(2), Ever Escalante 1 y Ángel
Josué Perdomo 1.
Por los derrotados anotaron
Samuel Rodríguez 1, Marvin
Hernández 1, Abel Ramírez 1.
En el segundo clásico jugado
en la cancha 2 del Levi Strauss
Park, el campeón de ascenso,
Club San Jacinto de El Salvador, blanqueó 3-0 al Deportivo
Jiménez, campeón del torneo
especial, que nada pudo hacer
para detener la ofensiva de los
artilleros salvadoreños Sergio
Ávila, que anotó un tanto,
seguido por sus compañeros
Henry Hernández 1 y Erick
Pérez 1.
Deportivo Sandoria doblegó
4-1 al Deportivo Louisiana.
San Luis goleó 8-1 al De-
portivo Laredo.
Real Barcelona blanqueó 1-0
al Inter.
Real Nacional, campeón de la
primera división, goleó 10-2 al
Querétaro.
Este domingo en la cancha 2
de Levi Strauss Park a las 4 p.m.
se jugará el primer clásico entre
Real Nacional y Honduras.
En el campo 1 harán lo mismo
Deportivo Jiménez y Deportivo
Louisiana, que espera dejar la
mala racha.
Acción del partido Club San Jacinto contra Deportivo Jiménez. (Foto, Franco)
Liga Carramán arranca temporada
Con la programación de doble
jornada en el béisbol veterano,
la Liga Carramán este sábado
13 de junio estará abriendo su
temporada en el diamante de la
Sunny Brook Christian Academy,
ubicada en el 1620 Pinn Road y
Marbach Ave.
El presidente Gonzalo Carramán, para no atrasar más el rol
de juegos, ha decidido arrancar la
temporada de primavera y verano
con la participación de los equipos Tuneros, Broncos de Reynosa
S.A. Cachorros de Nava y Red
Sox. Sus partidos se realizarán
en los horarios de las 12 p.m. y
3:30 p.m.
“Estamos en espera de que más
equipos confirmen su participación, por lo que se comenzará
a jugar con los cuatro que ya
tenemos. Todo con el fin de
seguir promoviendo el béisbol
Categoría Veteranos en San Antonio. No existe ningún otro interés
más que ver a beisbolistas practicando su deporte favorito, y con ello
nos sentimos contentos porque así
los peloteros están en buena forma
física y contribuyendo en el deporte
local”, afirmó Carramán.
Directivos de equipos que
deseen registrarse se pueden
comunicar al teléfono (210) 5013623. Playball.
Por Sendero Deportivo
En acciones del béisbol dominical categoría abierta en la TexMex Independent Baseball
League que preside su fundador
Gilberto Rodríguez Sr., el trabuco
de los Juggernauts bajo la dirección del manager Gabriel Cárdenas y Frank Torres estrenaron con
éxito sus flamantes uniformes
color escarlata anotándose importante victoria ante el duro rival,
los Rough Rideres, que cayeron
con la cara al sol en el diamante
del Rosedale Park.
Juggernauts con su lanzador
derecho fronterizo estelar, Raúl
Originales, se alzaron con el
triunfo por pizarra de 12-2 carreras, con derrota para el veloz
lanzador derecho Jacob Holland,
quien no pudo detener la consistente artillería del rival, que
ostenta el título de campeón de
la zona norte y subcampeón de
la temporada invernal que le fue
dedicada al beisbolista Armando
Marín (Q.E.P.D).
En otros interesantes partidos,
los Tecolotes del presidente
Gilberto Rodríguez Sr. apalearon
16 a 2 a los Desperados del
manager, jugador y patrocinador
Elías Contreras, que es el padrino
de la temporada de primavera y
verano 2015. Por las aves nocturnas se agenció la victoria el
lanzador abridor Keith Vázquez,
quien tuvo respaldo tempranero
del exprofesional Arnold Ponce,
que contribuyó en la victoria
despachando par de pelotas tras
la cerca.
El salvamento se lo anotó el
relevista Taylor Cales.
La derrota en la lomita de los
disparos fue para el abridor Rey
Delgado y el relevista Daniel
Callin.
El popular equipo de los “Cal-
cetones” (High Sox), que comanda el Marine, Eddy Rodríguez,
blanqueó 12-0 al plantel Águilas
de La Sauceda, anotándose el
triunfo monticular el serpentinero
zurdo estelar Gilbert Barrera,
quien tuvo relevos de Eric Granado y Kyle Raymond.
“Nuestro pitcheo sigue respondiendo. El bateo sigue adelante
por lo que High Sox estará poco
a poco escalando posiciones en
el standing”, afirmó el timonel y
jugador Eddy Rodríguez.
Este domingo las acciones se
trasladan al estadio Holy Cross,
casa de los Knights, donde se
jugarán tres partidos comenzando
en el horario de las 9 a.m. con el
partido entre High Sox vs. Rough
Riders.
A las 12:30 p.m. Águilas de La
Sauceda vs. Tecolotes.
A las 4 p.m. Desperados vs.
Marlins. Descansarán los Juggernauts.
En el estadio Rosedale Park el valioso lanzador derecho fronterizo Raúl Originales guio a una
importante victoria a su equipo, los Juggernauts, que se impusieron 12-2 ante Rough Riders en
Tex-Mex Independent Baseball League. (Foto, Franco)
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La Prensa de San Antonio
Vatican astronomer speaks in
San Antonio at Planetarium, OST
By J. Michael Parker
For Today’s Catholic
Jesuit Brother Guy Consolmagno, PhD, has never met a
planet he didn’t like, but he told
a San Antonio audience that Earth
remains his favorite one.
The 63-year-old Detroit native,
curator of the extensive meteorite
collection at the Vatican Observatory and president of the Vatican
Observatory Foundation, was an
astronomer long before he entered
the Society of Jesus in 1989; his
fascination with stars and space
was ignited by the launch of the
Russian satellite Sputnik into
low orbit around the earth Oct. 4,
1957. Now he has two degrees
in Earth and Planetary Sciences
from MIT and a PhD in Planetary
Science from the University of
Arizona, and has lectured at both
Harvard and MIT.
The brother has published several astronomy books, including
Brother Astronomer, edited The
Heavens Proclaim, and coauthored several other books with
different people. He received
the Carl Sagan Award from the
American Astronomical Society.
He said that to date, there is
no evidence of any kind of life
having existed anywhere but on
Earth. Mars is too far away and
has none of the resources human
beings need to live and support
themselves or their space vehicles. The red planet is about 140
million miles from Earth.
Dr. Consolmagno was keynote
speaker May 15 at the rededication of the Scobee Educational
Center Planetarium. He also
spoke briefly to administrators,
faculty members and invited
guests at Oblate School of Theology.
In the planetarium address, he
showed a video in which political
satirist Stephen Colbert of “The
Colbert Report” asked him why
the Vatican has an observatory.
“For example,” the satirist said,
“You’re the curator of meteorites;
Jesuit Brother Guy Consolmagno, Ph.D., president of the Vatican Observatory Foundation, spoke recently in San Antonio at
Oblate School of Theology and the Scobee Educational Center
Planetarium. (Courtesy photo)
and religion,’ and most of you
also know that the things ‘everybody knows’ generally aren’t
true. It’s not been an eternal war;
it’s an idea that didn’t even come
up until near the end of the 19th
century, and it’s all tied into the
politics of the day.
The astronomer asked rhetorically how many of us born and
raised in America were taught as
children that Christopher Columbus’ voyages to the New World
were intended to prove that the
world was round and not flat.
Then he asked, “How could he
prove the world was round since
he didn’t go around the world?
Did people really think the world
was flat then? Absolutely not!
Nobody thought the world was
flat. Everyone knew that the
world was round, going back to
the ancient Greeks. If you think
about the Ptolemaic system that
Galileo was overthrowing, it had
a round earth.”
The Jesuit brother explained
that Pope Leo XIII was determined to underscore the Church’s
serious support of science by
establishing the Vatican Observatory. He showed one slide of
a priest doing astronomy in the
observatory’s early days, and
another showing Pope Paul VI
peering into a telescope at the
observatory in July 1969 when he
was preparing a statement to be
broadcast to the U.S. astronauts
landing on the moon.
what are you looking for, the
Shooting Star of David?” The studio audience roared with laughter,
as did approximately 30 listeners
at the planetarium.
The whole idea of a Vatican observatory began with the reform
of the Julian Calendar in 1582,
Dr. Consolmagno explained.
“Just studying the universe is a
great way to remind yourself that
there are more important things
in life than ‘what’s for lunch?’”
Colbert asked him, “What is for
lunch, by the way?’” provoking
more laughter from the audience.
Pope Leo XIII founded the
Vatican Observatory in its modern form in 1891 to show the
world that the Catholic Church
supported science, the astronomer
explained. “Most of you know
about ‘the war between science
“Dame
14 de junio de 2015
“Instruye al niño en el camino correcto”
Por Carlos Rey
El doctor Arun Gandhi, nieto
de Mahatma Gandhi y fundador
del Instituto para la no violencia
M. K. Gandhi, contó el siguiente
relato acerca de la crianza de
niños en un discurso que dio en
la Universidad de Puerto Rico el
9 de junio del año 2000:
“Tenía yo dieciséis años y
vivía con mis padres en el instituto que mi abuelo había fundado a veintinueve kilómetros
de Durban, Sudáfrica, en medio
de las plantaciones de caña de
azúcar. Vivíamos campo adentro
y no teníamos vecinos, así que
mis dos hermanas y yo siempre
aguardábamos con ansias los viajes
a la ciudad para ver a amigos o ir
al cine. Un día mi padre me pidió
que lo llevara en auto a la ciudad
donde asistiría todo el día a una
conferencia, y me alegré de que
se presentara la oportunidad.
Como iba yo a la ciudad,
mi madre me dio una lista de
artículos para comprar en el
supermercado y, como me iba
a encontrar allí todo el día, mi
padre me pidió que hiciera unas
diligencias, entre ellas llevar el
automóvil a un taller para que
le cambiaran el aceite. Cuando
dejé a mi padre esa mañana en
el lugar de la conferencia, él me
dijo: ‘Recógeme aquí a las cinco
de la tarde, y regresaremos juntos
a casa’.
“Cumplí con los encargos a la
carrera, y fui de inmediato al cine
más cercano. Estaba tan absorto
con la doble función de cine de
John Wayne que se me olvidó
prestarle atención al reloj. Ya
eran las cinco y media cuando
me acordé. Corrí al taller para
recoger el auto y lo conduje apresuradamente al lugar acordado
para recogerlo a él, pero ya eran
casi las seis cuando llegué.
“¿Por qué llegaste tarde?”,
me preguntó preocupado. Me
dio tanta vergüenza decirle que
estaba viendo una película del
Oeste de John Wayne, que le
respondí: ‘El auto no estaba
listo, así que tuve que esperar’,
sin saber que él ya había llamado
al taller.
Cuando me pescó en la mentira, me dijo: ‘De seguro me
equivoqué en algo al criarte,
ya que de lo contrario habrías
tenido la confianza para decirme
la verdad. Ahora, a fin de darme
cuenta en qué me equivoqué, voy
a caminar a casa los veintinueve
kilómetros y voy a pensarlo’.
Así, vestido con traje y zapatos de salir, comenzó la larga
caminata a la casa, por calles
no pavimentadas y oscuras. Yo
no podía dejarlo solo, así que
durante cinco horas y media lo
seguí en el auto, viendo a mi
padre sufrir ese dolor por causa
de la mentira insensata que yo le
había dicho. En ese momento decidí que jamás volvería a mentir.
De vez en cuando pienso en
aquel episodio y me pregunto
qué habría pasado si mi padre
me hubiera castigado del modo
en que los demás castigamos a
nuestros hijos. ¿Habría yo aprendido alguna lección? Creo que
no. Sin duda habría soportado
el castigo y habría seguido haciendo lo mismo. Pero ese acto
sencillo (de mi padre)... fue tan
elocuente que lo recuerdo como
si hubiera sucedido ayer”.
Frente a este extraordinario
relato del doctor Gandhi, no nos
queda más que citar lo que dice
al respecto el sabio Salomón:
“Instruye al niño en el camino
correcto, y aun en su vejez no lo
abandonará”.
A Holy Hour of adoration
Special to La Prensa
The Archdiocese of San Antonio’s Chapter of the Equestrian
Order of the Holy Sepulchre of
Jerusalem will host A Holy Hour
of Adoration for Peace in the Holy
Land and Prayer for Persecuted
Christians at 7 p.m. Tuesday,
June 16 at the Church of the
Holy Spirit located at Blanco and
Ramsey Ave.
Bishop Michael Pfeifer, O.M.I.
will preside at the June 16 Holy
Hour and all who pray for peace
are invited to attend.
The Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem was formed
in 1099 at the end of the first
Crusade. Today the “Knights”
and “Ladies” of the Order pray
for the Holy Land.
Members also provide financial assistance to help maintain
the churches and facilities that
support a Christian presence in
the Holy Land.
They are asked to pray every
day for peace.
This will be the first of periodic
hours of prayer and reflection for
peace and for persecuted Christians in the Middle East hosted by
the Equestrian Order at different
area parishes.
Inquiries and requests for
information may be made to: Sir
Dennis Alvey, KGCHS and Lady
Barbara Alvey, LGCHS Archdiocese of San Antonio Section Representatives Equestrian Order of
the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem
(210) 404-2620 or thealveys@
yahoo.com
Is faith really a good thing?
NewsUSA - Turn on the TV,
go online or stream music, and it
may seem like there is no place
for faith in our culture. People
-- especially young people -- will
share just about any detail of their
personal lives, except when it
comes to their faith. Many are
reluctant or even embarrassed to
share how their faith makes them
who they are.
Despite this trend, there are
tens of millions of Americans
who still value their faith tremendously, and they want to
make faith more visible. Thanks
to a fast-growing social media
movement (www.FaithCounts.
net) people, regardless of their
religion, are openly celebrating
their faith -- because they believe
faith is a very good thing. How
is faith good? Let us count the
ways.
1. Faith inspires, empowers
and comforts billions of people
the world over. And that makes
people of faith happier.
2. People and organizations are
motivated by their faith to help
millions of people every single
day, in soup kitchens, hospitals,
schools and homeless shelters.
3. People of faith live longer.
4. People of faith are more
engaged in civic life.
5. People of faith are more
likely to be law-abiding citizens.
6. People of faith are more
generous and charitable.
7. Faith has the power to add
deep spiritual meaning and help
people survive the most challenging times.
And last but not least, a basic
teaching of every major world
religion asks that we treat others
as we ourselves would want to be
treated. If more people followed
this Golden Rule, that alone
would be a positive influence
on society. And that’s reason
enough to promote the value of
faith.
What does the future hold for
faith in America? Nobody knows
for sure, but those who value
their faith can help push back
against current trends by visiting
www.FaithCounts.net and sharing with friends. FaithCounts.
net showcases compelling stories
about faith through videos, uplifting quotes, articles and images.
Hopefully, more people will feel
inspired, and ultimately feel good
about expressing how their faith
makes them who they are.
These are small steps, but they
are making a big difference, and
FaithCounts.net can help restore
the value of faith in America.
entendimiento
para seguir
tus preceptos,
pues quiero
meditar en tus
maravillas”
Salmo 119:27
CHURCH DIRECTORY
EL SENDERO ASSEMBLY OF GOD
5400 Daughty @ Evers Just
inside Loop 410, 680-0111
Raúl C. García, Pastor
8:30 A.M. Spanish Service
11:00 A.M. English Service
Sunday Evening Worship 5:00 P.M.
Wednesday Worship 7:00 P.M.
Bible Centered Preaching
Active Youth and
Children’s Programs
Spanish & English Services
LITTLE CHURCH
OF LA VILLITA
508 Paseo de la Villita
(210) 226-3596
Sunday Worship
11:00 A.M.
Cleo Edmunds, Pastor
San Fernando Cathedral
Daily Masses: 6:15 am and 12:05 pm
Saturday Masses: 8:00 am Sabatina Espanol
5:30 pm Bilingual (Mariache Choir Mass)
Sunday Masses: 6:00 am (Spanish); 8:00 am (Spanish Televised);
10:00 am (English); 12:00 noon (Spanish); 2:00 pm (English);
5:00 pm (Bilingual)
Confessions: Mon-Fri 11:45am-Noon and Sat. 4pm-5pm
115 Main Plaza
Downtown • 227-1297
14 de junio de 2015
La Prensa de San Antonio Performance takes center
stage at the McNay
By Lea Thompson
[email protected]
Artist Lesley Dill proves that
powerful words can spark creativity for any medium in the exhibit “Performance as Art,” which
opens at the McNay Museum on
Wednesday.
The McNay’s first solo exhibit
by a woman ever, the show spans
over 20 years of Dill’s performances and art pieces, including
a recording of her 2008 opera
“Divide Light,” which was based
on the poetry of Emily Dickinson.
“Reading is what woke me up
to who I would be in this life,”
the New York- based artist said.
Dill walked through the exhibit
with an audience on Tuesday,
often referencing Dickinson’s
work in to her own work with
performance garments, photos
and sculptures.
“To be alive is power,” Dill
recited as presented the incredible
dresses used in the opera, which
physically move with the actors
and unroll with different lines
throughout the performance.
“It was as if lines of her poetry
had this electrical light and just
jumped into my eyes. Falling in
love with her words has given
me the strength and vitality to
make this work.” Dill said of her
discovery of Dickinson’s work as
an English major in college.
The costumes are displayed in
sequential order and can be seen
as a representation of the human
experience, which is shaped by
the internal and external cultural
expectations. Visitors can walk
through the collections and enjoy
recordings of her past performances and collaborations with
choral groups, composers and
musicians.
“She may have stayed in her
room, but her language went
everywhere. That’s what we as
artists hope to do. We stay in one
place before the work is activated
in the world,” Dill said.
“Performance as Art” runs at
the McNay Museum from June
10 to Sept. 6, 2015. Visitors can
also catch an original presentation
of “Drunk with the Starry Void,”
Dill’s collaboration with vocalist
and composer Pamela Ordonez, at
the McNay’s Leeper Auditorium
at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 9.
Artist Lesley Dill combines the emotional impact of literature with physical art and theatre in “Performance as Art,” which runs at the McNay from June 10 to Sept. 6, 2015. (Photo by Lea Thompson)
Tips para que sus mascotas
disfruten del verano
Por La Prensa
Con el verano en curso, también las mascotas merecen diversión y actividades al aire libre.
Y para disfrutar con tranquilidad, GobiernoUSA.gov ofrece
tips para mantener a su mascota
fresca y tranquila en los días de
calor.
• Bajo el sol. El sol puede
afectar a su mascota, sobre todo
si tiene pelo corto, piel blanca o
rosada. Antes de salir aplíquele
un protector solar especial para
mascotas en las orejas y la nariz.
Consulte con su veterinario sobre
los protectores solares.
• Ante el calor extremo. Las
altas temperaturas pueden perjudicar la salud de su mascota.
Realicen actividades al aire libre
en la mañana o al final de la
tarde, cuando suele hacer menos
calor. Asegúrese que su mascota
beba suficiente agua. Tenga especial cuidado con los cachorros
y animales de edad avanzada, ya
que pueden deshidratarse más
fácilmente.
• En el agua. Vigile siempre
a su mascota cuando esté en
el agua. Por ejemplo, tenga en
cuenta que aunque muchos perros suelen ser buenos nadadores, una
corriente fuerte los puede arrastrar en
el mar, el río u otro canal de agua.
Si su mascota está en una piscina,
asegúrese que tenga un lugar por
donde salir, como unos escalones
o una rampa. Para mayor seguridad puede colocarle un chaleco
salvavidas.
• Contra los insectos. Las garrapatas, pulgas y otros insectos
abundan en climas cálidos y
pueden transmitir enfermedades.
Bañe a su mascota con más frecuencia durante el verano utilizando un champú anti pulgas.
Hable con su veterinario para que
le recomiende otros tratamientos
contra insectos.
• Al viajar en auto. Coloque a
su mascota dentro de una jaula
especial o amárrela al cinturón de
seguridad con un arnés o pechera,
de preferencia de plástico para
5-B
U.S. HUD Secretary Julian Castro address
latino policymakers at NALEO
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Julian Castro. (Courtesy photo)
Washington, D.C. – Less
than 18 months before the Latino electorate is expected to
exercise its critical influence in
the outcome of Election 2016,
the National Association of
Latino Elected and Appointed
Officials (NALEO) announced
that two members of the President’s cabinet will address the
country’s largest gathering of
Latino policymakers during the
NALEO 32nd Annual Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The three-day event, which
will be held from June 17-19,
2015 at the Aria Resort and
Casino, is expected to draw
more than 1200 Latino elected
officials and national leaders
from across the country. As
part of the Annual Conference,
U.S. Secretary of Housing and
Urban Development Julian
Castro will address Latino
policymakers on Wednesday,
June 17 at 1:15 p.m. PDT during the National Leadership
Luncheon. U.S. Secretary of
Labor Thomas Perez will also
join NALEO participants in Las
Vegas, where he will provide
keynote remarks on Thursday,
June 18 at 11:30 a.m. PDT.
“Latinos are shaping the
nation’s political landscape as
both voters and leaders,” said
Arturo Vargas, NALEO executive director. “We look forward
to having U.S. Secretaries Castro and Perez join us in Las
Vegas as we come together to
tackle many of the pressing
issues facing our communities
and nation today.”
The NALEO Annual Confer-
ence is the preeminent forum
for our nation’s leadership to
engage Latino officials and the
millions of constituents NALEO members represent. Leading presidential candidates from
both sides of the aisle will join
NALEO conference participants
in Las Vegas this year, including Dr. Ben Carson (June 17 at
2 p.m. PDT), Secretary Hillary
Clinton (June 18 at noon PDT)
and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (June 19 at 11:30 a.m. PDT).
The NALEO 32nd Annual
Conference is made possible
through the generous support
of Presenting Sponsors, Toyota
and Walmart. This event is
open to media. More information can be found on the
NALEO website at http://www.
naleo.org/lasvegas2015/.
American Heart Association to host
3rd Annual Fit Friendly Symposium
San Antonio - The American environment focused on well- communications, marketing,
Heart Association will host its ness, companies can help lower branding and real estate fathird annual Fit-Friendly Sym- employee-related healthcare cilities. He was named Benefits
posium on Tuesday, June 16 costs.
Professional of the year in 2008
The symposium is sponsored by Employee Benefits News.
from 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at
the Omni Colonnade located at by SWBC, a Fit-Friendly WorkThe Fit-Friendly Symposium
9821 Colonnade Blvd., 78230. site and corporate sponsor of the is free of charge, but registraFit-Friendly Symposium 2015 Heart and Stroke Walk tion is required to attend. Due
attendees will learn about free taking place on October 24. This to space limitations, American
American Heart Association is the first year that SWBC will Heart Association asks that a
wellness resources as well as sponsor the Fit-Friendly Sym- maximum of two representawhat other San Antonio-area posium and the American Heart tives per company attend. A
companies are doing in the Association is honored to enjoy continental breakfast will begin
realm of worksite wellness. Fit- the support of a company with at 7:45 a.m.
Friendly Worksites are desig- such a strong presence in the
To RSVP for the symposium,
nated annually by the American community as well as a company please contact Tammi Collins
Heart Association as employers that recognizes the benefits of a at the American Heart Associathat go above and beyond pro- Fit-Friendly workforce.
tion at Tammi.Collins@heart.
The event will also include org or call 210.810.3096. For
viding information and incentives to employees with a goal keynote speaker, Scott Beeken, more information about becomof improving employee health Benefits Strategist for American ing a Fit-Friendly Worksite,
Con el calor que se avecina, las mascotas también deben estar and wellbeing – the current Fit Financial Group, Inc., a Fortune contact Caitlin Martone at CaitFriendly Worksites will be rec- 500 company based in Cincinna- [email protected] or call
preparados para mantenerse “cool”. (Foto, cortesía)
ognized. By creating a worksite ti, Ohio. He oversees corporate 210.810.3082.
evitar lesiones causadas por el para transportar su mascota. Si su
metal caliente. No deje a su mas- mascota viaja como equipaje de
cota sola dentro del auto cuando mano, el bolso para transportar
hace calor, incluso con las ven- su mascota debe caber debajo
tanillas abajo y en la sombra, ya de su asiento, por lo tanto debe
Purr, Purr, Purr! This is Paige and she
que las temperaturas elevadas le cumplir con un tamaño permitido.
is a very sweet 8 year old feline in need
podrían causar un golpe de calor. La aerolínea puede requerir que
Si observa que su mascota tiene su mascota se quede en el bolso
of a great family to sweep her off her
jadeo constante, la lengua roja, (o jaula si es su caso) durante
paws. She can be shy at times but once
vómitos, diarrea o la temperatura el vuelo y en el aeropuerto. No
she feels comfy, we are sure she will
corporal elevada, llévela inme- olvide identificarlo con sus datos
be a snuggle baby. Paige enjoys gentle
diatamente al veterinario. Podría personales (número de teléfono,
scratches around her ears and on her back
tener insolación o estar sufriendo e-mail, destino y número de
and she would love to find her forever
de calor extremo.
vuelo).
home
with a family who will spoil her.
Si va a viajar
• Lleve una correa y un collar
Her
favorite
thing to do is look out the
Además, si va a salir de vaca- para controlar a su animal. Una
window
to
see
what’s going on outside.
ciones en avión tenga en cuenta correa lo puede ayudar a manSo if you have an empty stoop ready for
los siguientes tips para un viaje tener a su animal bajo control
seguro.
a feline to lounge on, come by the SAHS
en el aeropuerto, incluyendo las
• Averigüe los requisitos y restri- áreas de inspección de seguridad
today to meet the lovely Paige! Please
cciones que tiene su aerolínea. y los detectores de metales.
remember to spay/neuter your pets to help
Consulte si permiten mascotas
ensure every dog and cat born has a home
• Considere la comodidad de su
en la cabina de pasajeros. De no
waiting for them. San Antonio Humane
fiel acompañante y de los pasaser así, es posible que su mascota
jeros. Viajar puede ser estresante
Society, Connecting Friends for Life.
pueda viajar como equipaje factupara un animal. Alivie el estrés de
rado, inclusive como carga aérea.
Adoption fees for Dogs:
Es probable que tenga que su mascota, alimentándola con
una
comida
ligera
dos
horas
antes
25 pounds & under - $99
pedirle a su veterinario un cerde
llegar
al
aeropuerto.
Saque
a
26 pounds & over - $65
tificado sanitario que indique el
estado de salud de su mascota. En caminar a su perro antes de ir al
*Adoption fees may vary
el caso de animales de servicio, aeropuerto y otra vez antes de
las aerolíneas no necesariamente ingresar a la sala para abordar su
This adoption fee includes: spay/neuter surgery, first set of vaccinations, microchip,
requieren certificados sanitarios. vuelo. Si piensa darle a su mas- de-wormer, flea and heartworm prevention, collar, tag, complimentary wellness exam
Si viaja al extranjero con su cota algo para ayudarlo a dormir within the first 5 days of adoption, 14 day complimentary follow up care at any VCA
mascota tiene que cumplir con durante el viaje, siempre consulte
animal hospital, 30 days 24PetWatch Pet Insurance, and a starter bag of Hill’s Science
las normas sanitarias del país primero con su veterinario. Puede
Diet pet food. For more information, visit the San Antonio Humane Society at 4804
seguir los consejos de viajes inque visite.
Fredericksburg Rd. or call (210) 226-7461.
• Asegúrese de llevar un bolso ternacionales con mascotas.
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Miraculous Prayer
Dear Heart of jesus, in
the past I have asked
for many favours, this
time I ask for a special
one (mention favour).
Take it dear Heart
of Jesus and place
it within your own
broken heart where
your Father sees it.
Then in his merciful
eyes it will become
your favour not mine.
Amen.
Say this prayer for
3 days and promise
publication and your
favour will be granted
no matter how imposible
E.C.B.
E.T.
Prayer to the three
angels
Beloved Archangel
Gabriel, Archangel
of purity and resurrection, I love you
and bless you and
thank you for what
you mean to me. Load
these my decrees and
provide me your cosmic love your help, I
thank you.
Beloved Archangel
Michael, on behalf of
the divine presence
of God in me and all
of humanity, I invoke
your presence and
your legions of Blue
Angels to protect me
and my loved ones, I
thank you.
Beloved Archangel
Raphael, Archangel
of healing of consecration, I love you and
bless you, seal me in
your flame healing
and help me to be
aware only of perfection.
M.A.T
Divino Niño
Niño amable de mi
vida, consuelo de los
cristianos, la gracia
que necesito, pongo
en tus benditas manos,
Padre Nuestro...
Tú sabes mis pesares,
pues todo te lo confío, dad la paz a los
turbados y alivio al
corazón mío, Dios te
salve María...
Y aunque tu amor no
merezco, no recurriré
a ti en vano, pues eres
el Hijo de Dios y auxilio de los cristianos,
Gloria al Padre…
Acuérdate ¡Oh Niño
Santo! que jamás se
oyó decir que alguno
te haya implorado sin
tu auxilio recibir. Por
eso con fe y confianza, humilde y arrepentido, lleno de amor
y esperanza este favor
yo te pido.
Pedir la gracia que
se desea y decir siete
veces.
M.G.H
Prayer to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
O most holy heart
of Jesus, fountain of
every blessing, I adore
you, I love you, and
with lively sorrow
for my sins I offer
you this poor heart
of mine. Make me
humble, patient, pure
and wholly obedient
to your will. Grant,
Good Jesus, that I
may live in you and
for you. Protect me in
the midst of danger.
Comfort me in my
afflictions. Give me
health of body, assistance in my temporal
needs, your blessing
on all that I do, and the
grace of a holy death.
Amen.
B.L.
E.B.S.
Novena To
St. Jude
Most holy Apostle,
St. Jude, faithful servant and friend of
Jesus, the Church
honors and invokes
you universally, as
the patron of difficult
cases, of things almost
despaired of, Pray for
me, I am so helpless
and alone.
Intercede with God
for me that He brings
visible and speedy
help where help is
almost despaired of.
Come to my assistance in this great
need that I may receive the consolation
and help of heaven
in all my necessities,
tribulations, and sufferings, particularly
- (make your request
here) - and that I may
praise God with you
and all the saints forever. I promise, O
Blessed St. Jude, to
be ever mindful of
this great favor granted me by God and
to always honor you
as my special and
powerful patron, and
to gratefully encourage devotion to you.
Amen.
J.S.G
Prayer to the Infant
of Atocha
You are the powerful
Savious of all people,
protector of the invalid and almighty
14 de junio de 2015
Confío en Dios Padre
y en su misericordia
divina, por eso pido
a Él que ilumine mi
camino y me otorgue
la gracia que tanto deseo. Gracias Padre por
oírme. Mande publidoctor of the infirm. car y observe lo que
Holy Infant, we honor ocurrirá el cuarto día.
you.
E.V.
Here you say three
Our Fathers, Hail
Oración a Maria
Marys, and Glory be
Rosa Mystica
to God.
Oh María, Rosa MístiTo remember this ca, Madre de Jesús y
day I pray to you to también Madre nuesanswer my requests. tra! Tú eres nuestra
Holy Infant of Ato- esperanza, nuestra
cha I ask you with fortaleza y nuestro
all my heart to help consuelo. Danos desme. Please be with de el cielo tu maternal
me in thought and bendición en el nomspirit when I find my bre del Padre, del Hijo
peace and that you y del Espíritu Santo,
will be with me in the Amén.
Heavens of Bethle- Rosa Mística, Inmachem. Amén
ulada Virgen , Madre
de la gracia, en honor
Para los casos más de tu Divino Hijo, nos
difíciles
postramos ante Ti,
Ante ti vengo con la fe para implorar la mide mi alma, a buscar sericordia de Dios. No
tu sagrado consuelo por nuestros méritos,
en mi difícil situación, sino por la bondad de
no me desampares de tu Corazón maternal,
las puertas que se me pedimos ayuda y grahacen de abrir e mi cias, con la seguridad
camino, sea tu Brazo de ser escuchados.
Poderoso el que las (Rezar un Avemaría?)
abra para darme la Rosa Mística, Madre
tranquilidad que an- de Jesús, Reina del
sío (tres peticiones S a n t o R o s a r i o y
difíciles). Súplica que Madre de la Iglesia,
te hace un corazón Cuerpo Místico de
afligido por los du- Jesucristo. Te pediros golpes del cruel mos para el mundo
destino que lo han destrozado por las
vencido siempre en discordias, el don de
la lucha humana, ya la unión, de la paz y
que sin tu poder di- de todas las gracias
vino no intercede en que pueden convertir
mi favor sucumbiré los corazones de tanpor falta de ayuda. tos hijos tuyos. (AveBrazo poderoso, asís- maría?)
teme, ampárame y Rosa Mística, Madre
condúceme a la glo- de los apóstoles, haz
ria celestial. Gracias florecer alrededor de
dulce Jesús (rezar los altares eucarístiquince días empe- cos, numerosas vozando viernes). Pub- caciones sacerdotales
licar antes de los ocho. y religiosas, que con
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ORACIONES
la santidad de su vida
y el celo ardiente por
las almas, puedan extender el Reino de tu
Hijo Jesús por todo el
mundo. Derrama, Oh
Madre sobre nosotros
tus dones celestiales.
Salve, Oh Rosa
Mística, Madre de
la iglesia, ruega por
nosotros.
M.M.G.
San Pedro
¡Oh! Felicísimo
apóstol San Pedro.
Singularísimo príncipe de los discípulos
del redentor, primer
vicario de Jesucristo
en su Iglesia Católica,
confesor de sus dos
naturalezas, divina
y humana, sencillo
pescador a quien dio
el Salvador el distinguido título de piedra fundamental de
su templo militante;
por esas prerrogativas concedidas a tus
excelentes virtudes y,
especialmente a la de
tu Santísima Sombra,
pues con ella se libra
el que con devoción
implora tu amparo
a tu sombra se libra
el caminante, con tu
sombra se auxilia al
que sorprende el malhechor, tu sombra refrigera al afligido, al
enfermo y a cuantos
te piden favor.
¡Oh! Sombra prodigiosa por cuya intercesión obró el Señor
tantos favores y tan
de pecado. Amén.
Doy gracias a la Virgen de Juquila, por
los favores recibidos.
Rece los 9 días esta
oración y publíquela
al noveno día, nueve
Ave Marías durante
nueve días. Pida tres
deseos. Uno de negocios, dos imposibles.
Al noveno día publique esta oración y
se cumplicará aunque
Oración a Santa
no lo crea.
Clara de Asís
Gloriosa Santa Clara Amén.
de Asís, por aquella M.V.
fe inquebrantable que
te hizo servirte de las Prayer to the Infant
of Atocha
cosas terrenas buscando las del cielo, You are the powerful
por aquella esperanza Savious of all people,
firme con que ven- protector of the inciste todas las dificul- valid and almighty
tades que se oponían doctor of the infirm.
a tu santificación, por Holy Infant, we honor
aquella caridad pura y you.
ardiente que te movió Here you say three
en todo los momen- Our Fathers, Hail
tos de la vida, yo te Marys, and Glory be
suplico con humilde to God.
confianza que inter- To remember this
cedas ante Dios y me day I pray to you to
obtengas su favor en answer my requests.
lo que te pido (hágase Holy Infant of Atola petición) y esper- cha I ask you with
anza firme y caridad all my heart to help
ardiente para con Dios me. Please be with
y el prójimo. Padre me in thought and
nuestro, Ave María y spirit when I find my
peace and that you
Gloria.
will be with me in the
M.C.G.
Heavens of Bethlehem. Amén
Oración a la
Virgen de Juquila
Madre Querida, Vir- Miraculous Prayer
gen de Juquila, Virgen Dear Heart of Jesus, in
de nuestra esperanza, the past I have asked
tuya es nuestra vida, for favors. This time
cuídanos de todo mal. I ask you this very
Si en este mundo de special one (mention
injusti­cias, de mise- favor). Take it dear
ria y pecado ves que Jesus and place it
nuestra vida se turba, within your own brono nos abandones. ken heart where your
Madre Querida, pro- father sees it, then in
tege a los peregrinos, your merciful eyes it
acompañamos por will become your fatodos los caminos, vor not mine. Amen.
vela por los pobres sin Say this prayer for 3
sustento y el pan que days, promise å and
se les quita retribúyeselos. Acompáñanos
en toda nuestra vida y
libéranos de todo tipo
admirables prodigios, permíteme, Pedro Santo, que a tu
sombra los pecadores
alcancen el perdón de
sus culpas, para que
arrepentidos se alisten
en las banderas de la
gracia y a tu sombra
no pierdan el derecho
que tienen a la gloria.
Amén.
favor will be granted. in all my necessities, vencido siempre en
Never known to fail. tribulations, and suf- la lucha humana, ya
ferings, particularly que sin tu poder diDivino Niño
- (make your request vino no intercede en
Niño amable de mi here) - and that I may mi favor sucumbiré
vida, consuelo de los praise God with you por falta de ayuda.
cristianos, la gracia and all the saints for- Brazo poderoso, asísque necesito, pongo ever. I promise, O teme, ampárame y
en tus benditas manos, Blessed St. Jude, to condúceme a la gloPadre Nuestro...
be ever mindful of ria celestial. Gracias
Tú sabes mis pesares, this great favor grant- dulce Jesús (rezar
pues todo te lo con- ed me by God and quince días empefío, dad la paz a los to always honor you zando viernes). Pubturbados y alivio al as my special and licar antes de los ocho.
corazón mío, Dios te powerful patron, and Confío en Dios Padre
salve María...
to gratefully encour- y en su misericordia
Y aunque tu amor no age devotion to you. divina, por eso pido
merezco, no recurriré Amen.
a Él que ilumine mi
a ti en vano, pues eres
camino y me otorgue
el Hijo de Dios y auxla gracia que tanto deilio de los cristianos, Para los casos más seo. Gracias Padre por
Gloria al Padre…
difíciles
oírme. Mande publiAcuérdate ¡Oh Niño Ante ti vengo con la fe car y observe lo que
Santo! que jamás se de mi alma, a buscar ocurrirá el cuarto día.
oyó decir que alguno tu sagrado consuelo
te haya implorado sin en mi difícil situación,
Prayer to the Satu auxilio recibir. Por no me desampares de cred Heart of Jesus
eso con fe y confi- las puertas que se me
anza, humilde y arre- hacen de abrir e mi
pentido, lleno de amor camino, sea tu Brazo
y esperanza este favor Poderoso el que las
yo te pido.
abra para darme la
Pedir la gracia que tranquilidad que anse desea y decir siete sío (tres peticiones
veces.
difíciles). Súplica que
Divino Niño Jesús, te hace un corazón
bendícenos.
afligido por los duros golpes del cruel
Novena To
destino que lo han
St. Jude
Most holy Apostle, Montacargas
St. Jude, faithful ser- Reparador
vant and friend of Personal de almacén
Jesus, the Church
honors and invokes
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despaired of, Pray for Debe venir a la oficina para
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\O most holy heart
of Jesus, fountain of
every blessing, I adore
you, I love you, and
with lively sorrow
for my sins I offer
you this poor heart
of mine. Make me
humble, patient, pure
and wholly obedient
to your will. Grant,
Good Jesus, that I may
live in you and for
you. Protect me in
the midst of danger.
Comfort me in my
afflictions. Give me
health of body, assistance in my temporal
needs, your blessing
on all that I do, and the
grace of a holy death.
Amen.
La sombra de
El Espíritu Santo
Ven, Espíritu Santo,
llena los corazones de
tus fieles y enciende
en ellos el fuego de tu
amor. Envía, Señor,
tu Espíritu y todo será
creado. Y renuevas la
faz de la tierra.
Oremos. Oh Dios,
que ha enseñado a los
corazones de los fieles
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siempre del bien y
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Si buscas lo mismo escríbeme.
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----------------------------Soy una mujer de 45 años de
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----------------------------Saludos a dama sin compromiso.
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----------------------------Hola. Soy un hombre cristiano
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Abre sus puertas DoSeum, el nuevo Museo de Los Niños
Texto y fotos por
Roberto J. Pérez
Con su nuevo rubro The Do­
Seum, que indica aprendizaje
por medios prácticos y manuales,
San Antonio Children’s Museum
reabrió sus puertas el sábado 6
de junio ofreciendo un mundo
de entretenimiento y amenidad
para los niños.
Las nuevas instalaciones cons­
tituyen un mundo mágico que
quedará impreso en la mente de
los pequeños, quienes, al reco­
rrer las salas de exhibición, se
encuentran con juegos novedosos
y actividades manuales que les
inspiran y despiertan su curiosi­
dad de conocimiento.
El museo anteriormente estaba
ubicado en el 305 E. Houston St.
y ahora se encuentra en el 2800
Broadway St. en un amplio te­
rreno de 30 mil pies cuadrados
con actividades al aire libre y 65
mil pies en modernos edificios
y estacionamiento para 240 ve­
hículos.
Los horarios son de 9 de la
mañana a 6 de la tarde y los
domingos de 12 del día a 5 de
la tarde.
Entre otras amenidades tiene
una librería con ejemplares con
temas científicos apropiados para
los niños.
La entrada general es de $11 y
niños menores de un año entran
gratis. También ofrece descuen­
tos para militares
Más información en www.
thedoseum.org
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LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
14 de junio de 2015
Gary Sinise, actor (CSI:NY-CSI: Miami), director and musician, applauded the presentation of
awards, trophies and medals to participants at several sporting events held during the Memorial
Week Celebration at SAMMC.
During the annual Memorial Week Celebration held at San Antonio Military Medical Center
(SAMMC), the Gary Sinise Foundation with an open invitation to patients, staff and the military
community, enjoy the spectacular concert by the Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band, which is in
their annual world tour, visiting the U.S troops overseas. Also the Gary Sinise Foundation with
the help of volunteers and the sponsors; H-E-B, CYSCO and SAMMC, presented with great suc- Emotivo y patriótico espectáculo fue observar la ceremonia del Himno Nacional en el partido Stars
cess the “4 ½ lb chicken wing eating contest”. This event also recognizes international chef Robert de San Antonio y Shock de Tulsa en el Coliseo Freeman, donde estudiantes sostuvieron la bandera
Irvine for his support and participation in the contest. (Photos courtesy by Rosa and Gallo Mendez) presentada por St. Philip’s College.
La cantante local Kayla Collazo cumplió con invitación de la
gerencia general del equipo Stars de San Antonio para que interpretara el Himno Nacional durante partido de pretemporada
celebrado en el Coliseo Freeman, donde al culminar su presenta­
ción recibió emotiva ovación. (Foto, Franco)
Actor Gary Sinise, founder of the Gary Sinise Foundation, with
celebrity international chef Robert Irvine, very happy accepted
the beautiful plaques presented to them by the staff of San Antonio
Military Medical Center.
El chef internacional Robert Irvine, durante su estancia en el San
Antonio Military Medical Center (Fort Sam Houston), convivió
con personal militar y médico, dándose tiempo para complacer a
su legión de fans que lo han seguido en programas televisivos del
Food Network, como Dinner: Impossible y el “Iron Chef America”. En la foto, Irvine acompañó a la gentil señora Rosa Méndez.
Ramiro “Gallo” Méndez, veterano de Vietnam, charló con el actor Gary Sinise durante el concierto que ofreció con su conjunto
musical Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band en el que toca el bajo.
Bertha de la Cruz ha venido siguiendo al equipo Stars de San
Antonio desde hace doce temporadas en la WNBA. “Lo mismo Travis Joe Puente, graduate from Warren High School, he atvoy a seguir haciendo esta temporada, apoyando a Stars a nuestra tended his prom party accompanied by Miss Dana Regalado.
Travis Joe, is the proud son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe and June Puente.
amiga la alera Sophia Young-Malcom”, dijo de la Cruz.
El “Tecolote Mayor” Gilberto Rodríguez, presidente y fundador de Tex-Mex Independent Baseball
League, directivos y jugadores de los clubes Cachorros de Nava y Águilas de La Sauceda, durante
el dominguito beisbolero comenzaron a celebrar las tradicionales fiestas del Día del Padre, que
será el próximo domingo 21 de junio.
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Steven Nathaniel Sanchez, Class of 2015, on June, 11th graduated
from McCollum High School during colorful ceremony held at
Joe and Harry Freeman Coliseum, where he receive best wishes
from his beloved parents Marie Sanchez and Jorge de la Rosa,
as well from family members.
La promoción “H-E-B Gift Card Shuffle”, encabezada por el presentador de Stars Jorge Álvarez,
fue presentada exitosamente en el Coliseo Freeman en su primera edición durante el partido Stars
vs. Shock de Tulsa. La fan participante acertó eligiendo la caja número 2, llevándose de premio
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Bailarina del Ballet Guadalupano, grupo que ahora participa Lorenzo Castañeda, una institución en El Mercado, con pinturas
Socorro Morales, de la asociación de descendientes de emigrantes en los conciertos organizados por el departamento cultural de la y retratos de gran calidad.
que llegaron a Texas desde las Islas Canarias (España).
ciudad. (Fotos, Roberto J. Pérez)
En el FolkLife Festival de este fin de semana actuará Tusui Kusom, grupo folclórico peruano que luce atractivos atuendos como
el de esta gráfica.
El departamento de Parks & Recreations anunció el festival anual
Bravo en el Arneson River Theatre de La Villita, que se realizará
todos los miércoles y jueves a las 8 de la noche del primero al 23
de julio.
El ciclismo se pone de moda en el centro de San Antonio.
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LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
14 de junio de 2015
‘Flair’ elevates Mexican Street Food
By Lea Thompson
[email protected]
the grilled Mahi taco served in a
housemade tortilla with shredded
cabbage, cilantro chimichurri and
a spicy chipotle crema sauce.
Flair opened for dinner last
Friday Aguirre demonstrates a
true “flair” for flavor in desserts
like the churros served with a
chocolate rice pudding and the
The restaurant sources their
produce and meat from Texas
suppliers as often as possible,
and takes care to adjust the menu
to reflect what foods and meats
are in-season. Aguirre said he
learned about the importance of
food sustainability while train­
ing at the Cordon Bleu in Austin,
but he loves Mexican street food
because it’s meant to be served
fresh.
“I was always told in culinary
school that Mexican food would
never be considered a ‘high end’
cuisine, and it kind of tore at my
heart a little bit. I’m not trying to
change the philosophy of ‘street
food,’ but we can still make high
quality and delicious foods here.”
Aguirre said.
“Plus, I mean, who doesn’t
love tacos?” Aguirre added with
a laugh.
Flair Mexican Street Food is
located at 6462 N. New Braunfels
Ave, inside the Sunset Ridge
shopping mall. Dinner is served
from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday
through Thursday, and from 5
p.m. to midnight on Friday and
Saturday. Chef Aguirre plans to
open Flair for lunch sometime
in the coming weeks. Patrons
can call 210-977-0193 to make
reservations.
Price Range: $
Food like elote and tacos are
often taken for granted in San
Antonio. But at Chef Rolando
Aguirre’s new restaurant, Flair,
Mexican street food is a cuisine
that deserves to be celebrated
night, offering patrons savory and
affordable dishes like the mole
chicken wings.
“Mexican hits close to home,”
said Aguirre, who previously
worked as a chef at Halcyon
and the Stella Public House in
the Blue Star Arts Complex. “I
just remember those street foods
growing up, they were so deli­
cious! I wanted to bring in the
whole farm-to-table, made-fromscratch thing. Just because it’s
street food doesn’t mean it can’t
be top of the line.”
Aguirre proves that fast and af­
fordable plates like the masa fries
can make for a great dining expe­
rience. The crispy fries are shaped
with potato and masa, enveloped
in a creamy poblano queso and
topped with green chile pork.
“This has already become a
very popular plate. It’s pretty
much San Antonio’s answer to
the poutine.” Aguirre said.
Diners will appreciate deli­
cious and affordable bites like Chef Rolando Aguirre celebrates the fresh flavors and produce in dishes like elote in a cup at his
new restaurant, Flair Mexican Street Food. (Photo, Lea Thompson)
`
14 de junio de 2015
TAMU opens clichés of a different sort
By Kristian Jaime
[email protected]
1982 saw local artist, Mel Casas,
starting to paint a series of works
based on South Texas life. Seven
years and 30 pieces later, the collection was complete.
26 years after the last canvas was
finished, they finally come to light
in a retrospective through a sponsored exhibition at the Educational
& Cultural Arts Center (ECAC)
at Texas A&M University at San
Antonio (TAMU-SA). This portion
is part of a much larger collection
from Casas’ Humanscape works.
The show is scheduled to run
from June 11 to September 27 and
even includes his more unorthodox
painting tools, personal items and
his foray into Mexican folk art.
“We are excited to present this
group of extraordinary paintings.
Mel Casas made very significant
artistic and educational contributions to this city and to this nation.”
said Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson,
president of TAMU-SA.
If inspiration for a masterwork
can be found in the most ordinary
details, Casas was inundated with
it. A passing glance at the screen of
the San Pedro drive-in cinema was
more than enough impetus to play
with traditional concepts of reality.
The preparation for the exhibit
meant guest Curator Ruben C. Cordova got to know the artist and his
family along the way. While being
a renowned artist across the country, Casas never garnered much
attention from the more established
galleries in the Alamo City.
Such is a fact not lost on Cordova
when he began the journey to curate
Mel Casas: The Southwestern Clichés (1982-1989).
“I wanted to have as open a space
as possible,” Cordova explained.
“So you can walk around the middle
The Museo Alameda recently opened one of the largest retrospective exhibitions of renowned artist, Mel Casas, in the Educational and Cultural Arts Center (ECAC)
in Market Square. (Photo, Kristian Jaime)
of the gallery and see a whole range
of works to see the development.
The main and most established institutions never gave him a show. But
I don’t think there was a scholarship
equal to his work.”
Cordova also noted the exhibition
was one of the more remarkable
series in American art. That is due to
Casas meandering from the clever to
the whimsical throughout the show.
Visitors may be examining his
painting of a night sky one moment
and a portrait of a bowl of guacamole the next.
“Different phases of this enterprise have different values that are
very positive. I think that makes
a great story and powerful art that
deserves to be seen in many collections,” Cordova continued.
The numerous roles Casas played
included teaching at San Antonio
College (SAC) and chairing the Art
Department. As the first president of
the Con Safo art group, his role in
bringing Chicano art to the masses
Prince Royce launches first English album
cannot be understated.
Though he had tremendous clout
the art community, Casas was
uncomfortable speaking about his
extensive career. Opting rather to
indulge in fine spirits and a good
meal.
“He’s a particularly good artist
to have here. Back when SAC was
really the only art school, he taught
a generation of students here in San
Antonio. His role was absolutely
central to this city,” Cordova concluded.
For more information on Mel
Casas: The Southwestern Clichés
(1982-1989), visit www.tamusaecac.com.
Florence + the Machine
releases latest studio album
Special to La Prensa
Following the success of “Lungs”
and “Ceremonials,” the tour de
force known as Florence + the
Machine is at it again.
“How Big How Blue How Beautiful,” the new album from Florence
+ the Machine, is out now, reaching #1 in 18 countries worldwide
including the U.K., Australia, Belgium, Finland, Ireland, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden and more.
The band recently performed
new tracks “What Kind of Man”
and “Ship to Wreck” on “Saturday
Night Live.”
Frontwoman and creative force
Florence Welch is currently featured on the cover of Billboard.
“How Big How Blue How Beautiful” was released June 2 on Republic Records.
Florence + the Machine is set
to tour worldwide this summer,
playing Governor’s Ball and making appearances at Glastonbury,
Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Austin
City Limits, Roskilde, Osheaga,
Bestival, Splendour in the Grass,
Southside and many more with
additional headline dates including
D.C.’s Merriweather Post Pavilion
and Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
The new album “How Big How
Blue How Beautiful” is a collection of songs, written and recorded
over the course of 2014. Produced
by Markus Dravs (Björk, Arcade
Fire, Coldplay) with contributions
from Paul Epworth, Kid Harpoon
and John Hill, the third album by
Florence + The Machine is livesounding, tune-rich, unhinged in all
the right places and powerful in all
the best ways.
In voice and, ultimately, outlook
Florence has never sounded better.
Prince Royce is set to launch his latest album with a full slate of all-star collaborations. (Photo courtesy)
Special to La Prensa
Brooklyn, New York born and
raised Latin superstar and awardwinning artist Prince Royce
today announces that his first
ever English language album is
entitled “Double Vision” and
will be released July 24 on RCA
Records.
Prince Royce and the single
“Back It Up” from his forthcoming album will also be featured
in a new Honda commercial that
begins airing on Monday, June
15th.
“Back It Up” is the current
single from Prince Royce’s forthcoming album “Double Vision.”
Prince Royce performed “Back it
Up” with Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull on the American Idol finale
last month. The single topped the
digital Latin singles chart, and is
currently climbing the pop charts.
“Back It Up” follows Royce’s debut mainstream hit single “Stuck
On A Feeling” featuring Snoop
Dogg which peaked Top 15 on
the pop charts.
On his forthcoming debut
crossover album, Prince Royce
has worked with top hit makers
including Illya Salmanzadeh
(Ariana Grande/Jennifer Lopez),
Savan Kotecha (Jessie J/Ellie
Goulding), Jason Evigan (Jason
Derulo/Demi Lovato), Toby Gad
(Beyonce/John Legend), Roccstar
(Chris Brown/Jennifer Lopez),
and Nasri (Magic!/David Guetta).
In addition to gearing up for
the release of Double Vision,
Prince Royce kicks off his U.S.
tour with Ariana Grande on July
16th through mid- October. For
tour dates visit: http://www.
princeroyce.com/tour/.
In the past 5 years, Awardwinning, Latin superstar Prince
Royce has scored ten consecutive
number one hits, 20 Billboard
Latin Music Awards, 16 Premio
Lo Nuestro Awards,18 Premios
Juventud Awards, and 7 Latin
GRAMMY© nominations.
Royce has a massive fan base
with over 1 billion streams online
and over 31 million Facebook
followers. He has sold out the
most prestigious venues in Latin
America, as well as concerts
throughout the U.S. including Radio City Music Hall, The Nokia
Theater and the Theater at Madison Square Garden. Royce has
also been rehired by Sprint’s new
Hispanic Business Unit and will
work with the company to help
develop unique music-related Florence Welch heads up the bombastic and surreal Florence +
the Machine. (Photo, Kristian Jaime)
initiatives and programs.
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LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
4to Festival People en
Español se celebrará en N.Y.
Por La Prensa
People en Español anunció recientemente que celebrará su 4to
Festival People en Español el 17
y 18 de octubre en el Jacob Javits
Center de Nueva York.
Los dos últimos años los realizó
en San Antonio TX.
El programa de este año incluirá
la entrega del galardón Icono
de People en Español a la actriz
mexicana Angélica María.
Y entre las estrellas que estarán
presentas figurarán Emilio y Gloria Estefan, Angélica Vale, Maite
Perroni, entre otros.
Al igual que en anteriores
ediciones el Festival ofrecerá
entrevistas, actuaciones, firmas de
autógrafos, paneles con expertos
y actividades para toda la familia,
detalló People en Español en un
comunicado.
El festival se llevará a cabo en
septiembre, por ser el Mes de la
Herencia Hispana.
Actor Christopher Lee, who played
Dracula, Saruman in LOTR, dies at 93
EFE - British actor Christopher
Lee, famous for his portrayal of
Dracula and later as Saruman in
“The Lord of the Rings” trilogy,
died in London at 93 years old,
The Daily Telegraph reported on
Thursday.
According to the newspaper,
the actor died on Sunday at the
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, where he was taken a few
days earlier with respiratory and
heart problems, and where he
celebrated his 93rd birthday on
May 27.
His Danish wife Birgit Kro-
encke, married in 1961, decided
not to make the news public until
family and close friends were informed, the newspaper explained.
Born on May 27, 1922, to a
wealthy family from Belgravia,
London, Christopher Lee was
famous worldwide for playing
villainous roles.
Apart of depicting a terrifying
Dracula several times during the
1950s and 1960s, he also played
Frankenstein in 1957 before making the leap to Hollywood in the
1970s.
He acted in numerous horror,
fantasy and adventure films, including “The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes” (1970), in which he
played Mycroft Holmes, the older
brother of the titular detective.
He also had a memorable role
in James Bond’s “The Man with
the Golden Gun” (1974), in which
he played Francisco Scaramanga,
one of the most famous rivals of
007.
In 2011 he returned to the big
screen, giving life to the film
adaptations of the fantasy trilogy
“The Lord of Rings” as the dark
overlord Saruman.
Angélica María recibirá el galardón Ícono de People en Español
por su trayectoria artística. (Foto, cortesía)
El tema de este año será “Tu
voz, tu poder, tu festival”.
“PEOPLE en Español encarna
el entusiasmo y la influencia de la
comunidad hispana al dar forma
a cada aspecto de nuestra cultura,
desde la música a la política y
hasta Hollywood”, dijo Monique
Manso, la directora de PEOPLE
en Español.
Franco De Vita recognized
by the U.S. Congress
MIAMI - During an emotional
ceremony at the Capitol, United
States Representatives Ileana
Ros-Lehtinen, Mario Díaz-Balart
and Carlos Curbelo presented the
Venezuelan singer-songwriter
Franco De Vita with the United
States flag that was officially
raised in his honor over the
Capitol.
Alongside this symbol of
liberty, Franco De Vita was presented with an official recognition
of his sterling body of work that
has brought acclaim to his country
and inspired Latinos in the United
States.
On this special occasion, Franco De Vita said he felt “Very
grateful for this tribute,” adding
that he never imagined being the
recipient of such an honor.
He also cited a relevant phrase
from his song “Dónde Está el
Amor” (Where is the Love) –
“que la libertad no venga sólo
en sueños” (Let liberty not be
confined to our dreams).
14 de junio de 2015
Franco de Vita being honored at the Capitol. (Courtesy, photo)
This event took place during the United States leg of his
unstoppable Vuelve en Primera
Fila (Returning to the Front Row)
tour, which has taken him to over
25 countries since 2014 and will
end its U.S. leg this weekend in
Miami, Florida.
British actor Christopher Lee during an interview at the Hotel Schweizerhof in Lucerne (Switzerland). (EFE / Sigi Tischler)
14 de junio de 2015
LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
Jurassic World was a bitten adventure
By Christina Acosta
[email protected]
Director Colin Trevorrow, who
has also directed Homebase (2002)
as well as Safety not Guaranteed
(2012), took a big bite for a film
once directed by Steven Spielberg.
Let’s just begin by saying he had
some large shoes to fill.
Brothers Zach (Nick Robinson)
and dinosaur wiz Gray (Ty Simpkins) go on a trip to Costa Rica to not
only visit their aunt Claire (Bryce
Dallas Howard), but to spend time at
Jurassic World. She is the operations
manager at the theme park, allowing
the boys to have an all access pass.
When the boys get there, Claire’s
assistant is in charge of the boys
while she goes back to work. The
boys decide to go on their own
adventure at the park without their
new guardian.
Claire’s main focus shifts to how
to boost the attendance of visitors by
creating a specimen that is “enough
to scare the entire theme park.” She
wanted to create a mysterious hybrid
that has “more teeth.”
This does not sit well with Owen
(Chris Pratt), who is the on-site
trainer of velociraptor dinosaurs.
Owen is more aware than Claire,
and the corporation, that if the new
and unknown form specimen is
created, it can be a powerful and
deadly.
The corporation creates an Indominous Rex, a hybrid from Carnotaurus, Majoungsaurus, Rugops,
and Giganotosaurus; A form of
specie that according to Owen, “kills
for sport.”
Once Claire decides to show
Owen the new creation, they are
in for a surprise when it could not
be found.
The surprising part was that the
Indominous Rex was smart to hide
from others. Owen and a few other
brave souls go down to find the dinosaur and discover it close behind.
As they escape through the emergency door, this also opens the door
for the dinosaur to roam free. This
puts the whole park on emergency
alert.
While the chaos is beginning,
Zach and Gray are still on a ride
looking at dinosaurs through a
hamster-like exercise ball. Once
they are out in the field, they come in
close range to the Indominous Rex
who is ready to eat them.
Aware that her nephews are in
danger, Claire and Owen go on a
horrifying adventure to find the
two boys. Together, they must also
stop the Indominous Rex from
destroying the whole park before
it’s too late.
What saved this movie from
being just another sequel was the
acting. I must say that Chris Pratt
will no longer be seen as the idiot
from Parks and Rec.
Pratt showed intelligence and
even bravery. You fall in love with
Pratt when you see how he treats
the velociraptors as if they were his
own children.
Among the more poignant scenes
was Howard telling her nephews
to stay with her when they said out
loud “NO! I want to go with him!”
His acting chops also showed the
audience that he was the only smart
character in the movie.
Although Pratt’s character is lovable, the plot was a little weak. No
more love stories, we have enough
of those already. I understand that
the chemistry between Pratt and
Howard was wonderful, but please,
focus more on dinosaurs.
The action of the movie at times,
left you on the edge of your seats,
but was overshadowed by the inside
story of the characters.
What would have made the
movie more interesting was if the
focus was more on the dinosaurs
themselves. It would have helped to
have a scientist (or actor) give more
information about this Indominous
Rex, instead of just going along
with the movie without having more
knowledge.
The film as a whole had its
good and bad moments. If you are
expecting a flick filled with action
and endless information about the
creepy Indominous Rex, you will
only see a glimpse of it. However,
if you want to see the heroic side of
Chris Pratt, I must say go for it.
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Cristiano Ronaldo teams up with
‘Hugo the Troll’ in new mobile game
EFE - Real Madrid Portuguese
striker Cristiano Ronaldo joined
Hugo the Troll to create “Ronaldo
& Hugo: Super Skaters,” an action and adventure game.
Ronaldo and Hugo must escape
the chasing “Paparazzi Pete” on
the streets of Las Vegas in the
new mobile game full of action
and adventure.
Hugo Games founder Henrik
Kolle spoke about the newest edition of the game, saying: “We at
Hugo Games are both proud and
happy to announce collaboration
with the world’s biggest sports
star, Cristiano Ronaldo... Cristiano is an international icon, with
amazing personality and strength,
beloved all over the globe. We
have already enjoyed Cristiano’s
fantastic personality through our
collaboration.”
Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo (C) during a training
of the national team in Tbilisi (Georgia) on June 11, 2015. (EFE
/ Hugo Delgado)
“We have no doubt that Cristiano Ronaldo’s personal qualities,
combined with his connection
to his fans and his 200 million
followers on social media is
a perfect match with our own
world-famous character, Hugo
the Troll,” Kolle added.
Presentarán series sobre la vida
de Celia Cruz y el Papa Francisco
EFE - Las historias de la “reina
de la salsa”, Celia Cruz, y del
Papa Francisco forman parte de la
nueva programación que la cadena
Telemundo presentó en Nueva
York hace algunas semanas para
la temporada 2016, bajo el lema
“All Together Latino”.
Con estos proyectos, la cadena
de televisión hispana intenta capturar la atención de las agencias de
publicidad y el creciente mercado
latino, que de acuerdo al Censo de
2010 se ubica en 57 millones en
este país, con un poder adquisitivo
de 1.300 millones de dólares.
Así, Telemundo anunció que
llevará al público la vida de Celia
Cruz, “una joven mujer humilde
y tímida” que se convirtió en una
súper estrella.
También el público conocerá la
de “Francisco El Jesuita”, basada
en la única biografía autorizada del
argentino Jorge Mario Bergoglio,
quien en 2013 se convirtió en el
primer Pontífice latino.
La programación incluye
además el regreso de la cantante
y actriz mexicana Lucero a las
Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard), Owen (Chris Pratt), Zach (Nick Robinson), and Gray (Ty Simpkins) telenovelas con “La indomable”,
show fear of what’s going to happen next in Jurassic World. (Courtesy Photo)
la segunda parte del culebrón
Ratings:
“Señora acero” con Blanca Soto
(que ya empezó su grabación) y la
cuarta de “El Señor de los Cielos”
Awful
Instant Classic
Excellent
Okay
Good
protagonizada por Jorge Amaya.
La vida de la “reina de la salsa”, Celia Cruz, llegará a la pantalla
de Telemundo en 2016. (Foto, cortesía)
También Aracely Arámbula
protagonizará la nueva adaptación
de la clásica novela del venezolano
Rómulo Gallegos, “Doña Bárbara”, que han llevado a la pantalla
chica varias actrices mexicanas, la
más inolvidable, la de María Félix.
Otra biografía que llegará a los
televidentes presentará la vida del
icono de la música Juan Gabriel,
“El divo de Juárez” a través de
“Hasta que te conocí”, que lleva
el nombre de uno de sus grandes
éxitos.
Estiman que Disney perderá más de 100
millones de dólares por “Tomorrowland”
EFE - La película “Tomorrowland”, protagonizada por George
Clooney, se ha confirmado ya
como uno de los grandes fracasos
del año y su pobre comportamiento en taquilla podría costarle
a Disney entre 120 y 140 millones
de dólares, según una información
publicada por The Hollywood
Reporter.
La producción, filmada en parte
en Valencia (España), llegó a la
cartelera de EE.UU. el pasado día
22 de mayo y hasta el momento
ha recaudado 77,3 millones de
dólares en este país y un total de
170,8 millones en todo el mundo,
según datos de Box Office Mojo.
Si bien esas cifras supondrían
un éxito para películas de presupuesto moderado, Disney invirtió
en torno a 180 millones de dólares
en hacer “Tomorrowland” y casi
otro tanto (150 millones) en promocionar la cinta en todas partes.
Se estima que la cinta apenas
logrará rebasar la cifra de 200 millones de dólares en recaudación,
muy lejos de los más de 300 que
tendría que recuperar para que el
proyecto no resulte deficitario.
“Tomorrowland” se suma así a
la lista de superproducciones de
Disney que han fracasodo durante
los últimos cinco años, como
“The Lone Ranger” de Johnny
Depp, que dejó un saldo nega-
tivo de 190 millones de dólares
en 2013, y “John Carter”, que
en 2012 generó 200 millones de
dólares en pérdidas.
Otras películas de elevado presupuesto que este año también se
estrellaron en taquilla son “Jupiter
Ascending” y “Seventh Son”.
Disney, no obstante, compensará esos números rojos con el
buen resultado de “Avengers: Age
of Ultron”, que ya ha recaudado
más de 1.300 millones de dólares
en todo el mundo; “Cinderella”,
que ha superado los 500 millones,
y aguarda el debut en diciembre
de la presumiblemente exitosa “Tomorrowland”, protagonizada por George Clooney, se suma
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens”. así a la lista de superproducciones de Disney que han fracasodo
durante los últimos cinco años. (EFE/Archivo)
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LA PRENSA DE SAN ANTONIO
CALLE 13 estrena su majestuoso cortometraje
“La Vida (Respira El Momento)”
14 de junio de 2015
Our Flag
By: Roy M. Roque and Rhonda R. Mata
Her colors are red, white, and blue.
These colors represent:
Red. The blood shed in defending our country.
White. When our country is enjoying peace.
Blue. A representation we have…
For the pride we have in her and her many accomplishments…
For the respect we have in the honors she has bestowed upon us.
On momentous occasions our flag has stood
atop of mountains,
traveled thru space, and
claimed uncharted lands.
De su álbum ganador del GRAMMY® MultiViral, este video se transmite junto a grandes estrenos
del canal el domingo, 14 de junio. (Foto, cortesía)
MIAMI - Un himno de grande
alcance ahora viene acompañado
de un video musical de ambición
semejante. “La Vida (Respira El
Momento),” la canción del grupo
puertorriqueño Calle 13 incluida
en su disco ganador del Grammy
MultiViral, confronta cuestiones
existenciales con un mensaje
universal.
Para enfatizar el carácter atemporal de este tema, Calle 13 ha
creado un majestuoso cortometraje de cinco minutos con escenas impactantes que exploran
todos los acontecimientos que
suceden durante la vida de un
ser humano, y su significado. El
video de “La Vida (Respira El
Momento)” se presentará junto
al estreno de increíbles producciones en Discovery en Español
este domingo, 14 de junio a las
8:56 p.m. hora del este.
Rene “Residente” Pérez, vo-
calista de Calle 13, afirma que
esta canción y video intercalan
diferentes matices que nos darán
mucho de que reflexionar: “‘La
Vida (Respira El Momento)’
tiene varias lecturas, varios
niveles, es un recorrido por el
tiempo que siempre vive. El
video proyecta el orden natural
de las cosas que nacen, se manifiestan y mueren. Así como nace
el día, el mediodía se manifiesta
y la tarde muere para que duerma
la noche. Una subida difícil pero
necesaria para que todo pase,
para llegar al tope, desde allí
lanzarnos hasta que la ley de
gravedad nos llame.”
“Es un video en el que colaboré como director junto a
Kacho López Mari, gran director y amigo. Por eso todo ocurre
alrededor de una subida, un salto,
una bajada durante el amanecer,
el medio día y la noche,” dice
Residente.
Sus elementos musicales son
tan orgánicos como las escenas
en pantalla, destacándose por los
cantos nativo americanos a cargo
de Vernon Foster, el cuarteto de
cámara, el piano acústico, y el
ritmo basado en el compás del
latido de un bebé.
Por su parte, Eduardo “Visitante” Cabra, músico de Calle 13,
sintió el mensaje de este proyecto
de manera muy personal: “Me
hace súper feliz que mi hija Azul
y mi hijo Marcel aparezcan en
el video. Un momento donde
Marcel estaba dando sus primeros
pasos. Es una gran canción y
tocarla en vivo siempre es emocionante.”
Un cortometraje que dejará
huella en todos sus espectadores,
“La Vida (Respira El Momento)”
representa otro triunfo indeleble
en la trayectoria de Calle 13.
As we hold old glory in homage
Let us not forget the M.I.As and the unknown soldiers.
Whom we should be eternally thankful and grateful for.
Those who realities have been shattered.
Suffering from infirmities such as PTSD.
Though battlefields are just memories,
They and their families continue to suffer the pains of war
Long after the physical battle is over.
These brave men and women have served us well
And when they return home to us,
It should be our priority to guarantee that
They receive the benefits, both medical and financial
They have earned and deserved.
Under our flag of red, white and blue…
Our heroes have left their families and shed their blood,
Protecting and defending our freedom.
Some returning in the embrace of our flag.
To be laid to rest, after paying the ultimate cost for freedom
Their lives.
As long as the flag of red, white and blue waves strong
We will strive for peace,
Defending what she stands for, if we must.
To write us of the hostility of terrorism and aggression
By
Those whom stand proudly under her colors
Her people, her country.
We will continue to set an example for other countries to follow.
Freedom, liberty, equality and justice for all.

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