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Future slogans for South Florida? Afew come to mind: "Where Business
is not a Beach." Thisfun slogan
speaks to the seriousness of doing
business in South Florida. We offer more than just a good time, and it is not hard to do business given the support mechanisms provided by government and education. For perhaps a more serious slogan: "Gateway to the World." South Florida is much
more than the Gateway to the Americas, given all the travel and shipping through our ports.' This slogan also speaks to thrifact that world is the limit when doing business in our community.
Finally: "Miami: Where Global1VIeans Business." Edouard~
''Moving forward together" or,
"Paradise year-round, the perfect
ecosystem to create and innovate."
Pandwe Gibson. executive director, EcoTech Visions
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"South Florida: The Key to
Happiness!"
Victor Mendelson, co-president, HEICO
MENDELSON "South Florida! . , , Where else ?"
Padron, president, Miami Dade College
Richard Behar, founder and CEO, Capitol Clothing Corp.
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;'Career meets passion!" South Florida is working on becoming ([ giving community; not only looking to be'successful in business, but also to
serve those families and individuals in need. We are not there yet, but we
are moving in that direction.
BEHAR ''South Florida: The perfect climate
for life and business."
Joanna Schwartz, CEO and co-founder. EarlyShares
Paco Velez, CEO,Feeding South Florida
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"The city that works together, build$
together." It's a spin on what I like to say aboutfamily. It's about living with intention, treating people with
love and respec~ and reaping the
rewards of that together.
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Alina Villasante. founder, Peace Love World clothing
"Where business and pleasure merge
into magic."
Julie Grimes, managing partner, Hilton Bentley Hotel
SCHWARTZ
"South Florida - where
entrepreneurial dreams become '
reality."
Gillian Thomas. president and CEO, Patricia and Phillip
Frost Museum of Science
"Experience the Paradise of this
Hemisphere's Economic Engine,"
Darryl K. Sharpton, president and CEO, The Sharpton
Group
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BY CONNIE OGLE
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Last year everybody's favor­
ite fall event, Miami Book Fair International, introduced The Swamp, a pop-up literary lounge. For one glorious week, The Swamp was home for a variety of off-beat events, in­
FAIR IN MAY cluding live painting, readings,
music, poetry karaoke, a drag
As the Miami Book Fair International slowly gears up, The
brunch With free mimosas, a
mini fIlm festival and other
Third Annual Haitian Caribcultural events, all linked in
bean Book Fair is right around
some way to the great state of
the corner. The fair runs from
10 a.m.-6 p.m. May 24 at the
Florida
Now The Center for Writing , Little Haiti Cultural Complex
and Literature at Miami Dade " between Northeast 59th Ter­
College is seeking proposals for race and 59th Street on Northc
The Swamp, sponsored by TIle east Second Avenue in Miami.
The fair will include music, .
Knight FoUndation, for the 2015
fair, which runs from Nov. 15-22 workshops, Caribbean vendors
at Miami Dade College's Wolf- . and readings by such authors as
son Campus. The deadline for Joan Biskupic (Breaking In: The
submissions is 5 p.m. June 1;
. Rise ofSonia Sototnayor and the
winners will be aimounced
Politics ofJustice); Maria Venegas (Bulletproof Vest: The Bal­
June 8. For directions on 'submitting a proposal, visit
lad ofan Outlaw and his
http:/ /miamibookfair.com/
Daughter) and Joanna Scott (De
membership/the-swamp-callPotter's Grand Tour).
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32ND ANNlJAL ANNUr\L MIAMI BOOK Fi\IR
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OVERVIEW 32ND ANNUAL ANNUAL MIAMI BOOK FAIR INTERNATIONAL
NOV 15 2015 - NOV 22 2015
The nation's finest and targest literary gathering, Miami Book Fair International , presented by The Center for literature and Theatre @ Miami Dade
College (MDC), a program of Miami Dade College's MDCulture , will celebrate its 31st edition this year. The belol.€d festival will take place NOl.€mber 15­
22, 2015 at MDC's Wolfson Campus in Downtown Miami.
New to the Fair this year will be Playtime, an international children's theatre festival presented by Teatro Prometeo , and The Swamp, a pop-up lounge
featuring lil.€ music and writers whose works explore the beauty, contradictions , uniqueness and weirdness of life in the Sunshine State . Both are made
possible by a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, as part of its Knight Arts Challenge .
The Book Fair this year will feature 6WordsMiami, a community project where all are in\ited to submit their six-word stories . Whether it's a memoir,
fiction, fantasy or other - all submiss ions are welcome, though the Fair hopes some are inspired by Miami life.
Visit the website for a full listing of el.€nts .
Copyright © 2015 OffiCial website Greater Miami Conl.€ntion & Visitors Bureau . All rights reserved.
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By Connie Ogle [email protected]
Last year everybody's favorite fall event, Miami Book Fair International, introduced The Swamp, a
pop-up literary lounge. For one glorious week, The Swamp was home for a variety of off-beat
events, including live painting, readings, music, poetry karaoke, a drag brunch with free mimosas,
a mini film festival and plenty of other cultural events, all linked in some way to the great state of
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Now The Center for Writing and Literature at Miami Dade College is seeking proposals for The
Swamp, which is sponsored by The Knight Foundation, for the 2015 fair, which runs from Nov. 15­
22 at Miami Dade College's Wolfson Campus. Proposals that use multimedia are a plus, and
events in languages other than English will be considered.
The deadline for submissions is 5 p.m . June 1; winners will be announced June 8. For complete
directions on submitting a proposal, visit http://miamibookfair.comlmembership/the-swamp-call­
for-proposals.aspx (http://miamibookfair.comlmembership/the-swamp-call-for-proposals.aspx)
Fair in May
As the Miami Book Fair International slowly gears up, The Third Annual Haitian Caribbean Book
Fair is right around the corner. The fair runs from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. May 24 at the Little Haiti Cultural
Complex between Northeast 59th Terrace and 59th Street on Northeast Second Avenue in Miami.
The fair will include music, workshops, Caribbean vendors and readings by such authors as Joan
Biskupic (Breaking In: The Rise of Sonia Sotomayor and the Politics of Justice); Maria Venegas
(Bulletproof Vest: The Ballad of an Outlaw and his Daughter) and Joanna Scott (De Potter's Grand
Tour).
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MIAMI WRITER'S INSTITUTE HAPPY HOUR
BY HILARY SAUNDERS
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2015
I 3DAYS AGO
Writing Great Scenes for Ficti on and Nonficti o n with Connie May Fowler 2010
The Center @ MDC
Ernest Hemingway once quipped: "Write drunk, edit sober." And long after his death, it's still
pretty applicable advice. Tonight the Miami Writers Institute is hosting an evening happy hour
for program participants and Miami locals interested in writing and publishing.
The Miami Writers Institute, part of the Center for Literature and Theatre at Miami Dade
College (MDC), is a twice-annual creative writing conference. The micro-courses range from
one to four days long and take place in November during the Miami Book Fair International
and in May after MDC's semester ends . And Wednesday, a new crop of writers began their
workshops on fictional and non-fictional topics ranging from graphic storytelling with George
O'Connor to poetry with Aimee Nezhukumatathil. Additionally, this year includes a
manuscript consultation workshop with literary agent Andy Kifer
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Celebrating its tenth anniversary of workshops this year, the institute aims to unite
professional and nonprofessional writers and provide affordable, not-for-credit instruction to
help them improve their skills and achieve their literary goals. And with each edition of
courses, the group of participants diversifies even more.
Lisette Mendez, director or programs at the Center for Writing and Literature says, "The
Miami Writers Institute has really contributed to our city's reputation as a smart city that
appreciates culture. People also come from outside the area, from other states and that makes
me feel great! "
And because these workshops are attracting more and more people, The Miami Writers
Institute has organized a happy hour that's free and open to the public to encourage writers to
network, mix and mingle, and, of course, share their work.
Tonight, the workshops wind down with a free and open event - happy hour from 6 to 8 p.m.
at Books & Books' newest location at the Adrienne Arsht Center (1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami).
Participants are encouraged to head to ORB afterwards for live music and more drinks.
"Writers can feel solitary," she continues . "[This 1 event gives writers a place to write with
fellowship and refreshments and food . We do it free because we just want to provide an
environment to bring together people through a shared love of books and writing."
So get going and get drunk with some literary friends.
For more information, visit thecenteratmdc.org.
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Magician's got some new new tricks Rhode Island native Mat Franco is .tak­
ing advantage of his downtime. Come n.ext IIfonth, the magician, who last year won . season 9 of NBC's America's.Got Talent,
will begin a residency at the Linq:Hotel .
and Casino in Las Vegas. .
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Franco flew to Miami briefly to perform a private show for VIPs, and we were able to catch a f~w mimites with the sleight of hand specialist. Safe to say he was happy'to be here after .
a long wj.nter up north.
JOHN EATON
"I love Miami," said Franco. "The flrst .
. time I went was .w ith some friends to see a MUS.le MAN: Jon Huertas at Mike's at the
Venet·ia .last week.
Dolphins game a few years back. I also
perfoi'med rnystage show at Miami Dade '
College during one of my college tours. 1 .
. love the food; beaches and nightlife. .;. It's
an awesome vibe."
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Since winning the reality-competition
series- plus $1 million clams -life has
sped up considerably. He just spent the
· past two weeks on the road with a full
production crew fUming his new AGT
spinoff titled Mdt Franco's Got Magic,
which NBC just announced last month.
The two celebrity filled shows are due out
.this fall.
"I grew up watching magic on TV; that '
wa~ my initial exposure to it," Franco said.
" So to. have specials of my own is surreal."
· Franco's career suits his high-energy
personality.
'.
· "I love having new stimulating challenges on a regular basis," he explained, adding '
that his act may seem smooth, but it's not .
as easy as it looks. "The catch for me.is that
it needs to be engaging in some way. Cool
· tricks are fun, but the presentation needs to
. have more th~ just that. For me, a great · ·
magic routine needs to be either interactive, funny, clever, or some combination
of those."
"influential residents" at Tamarina restau- .
rant Wednesday night. Who might those
. elite people be? Power couples Dwyane
Wade and Gabr:ielieUnion, Loren and .'
JR Ridinger, Chris and Adrienne Bosh,
and Ray and Shannon Allen, that's who.
Guests ...:.- who included Diddy's mom,
Janice Combs - hobnobbed at the Brickell
World Plaza hot spot while sipping Dom .
Perignon.Prior to the sitdown dinner, .
guests ogled timepieces from Swiss watch
manufacturer Ulysses Nardin ..
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.
.BY THE SHORE.
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Famed fashion photographer Pam~la
Hanson, whose lens has captured the likes
of A-listers Susan Saralidon, Angelica
Hustonand Jessica Biel, willbe in Miami
Beach Thesday to shoot the
ad CaJIlpaign for the new
and improved Shore
Club, currently under­
'. going a major reno­
·vatibn that w:ill inelude luxury '
. residences.
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· MAKING MUSIC
Castle actor Jon Huertas doesn't play a rock star on TV; but he is one in real life . . He released his debut"urbanpop" album,
Grown & Sexy Music, two years ago and
was in Miami this past week meeting with
Sony Music Latin Executives about several .
upcoming projects for his indie music label
MIDRATS Entertainment. Huertas, who
· grabbed a casual lunch at Mike's at the
Venetia, and then later hung out at the
· Vagabond Hotel bar on Biscayne BoUle­
vard, said he loved the scene here. He .also
added that he's going into the studio to '
collaborate with his buddy Seamus Dev­
er, who plays his partner on the ABC show.
POWER PEOPLE '
·Haute Living magazine hosted its annual HautelOO event celebrating Miami's most PHOTO BY BRAD COHEN
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From May 25th to June 25th, the Sundance I nstitute is holding directing and screenwriting labs for the chosen
participants. They have announced the official list of participants and projects chosen for 2015. Each filmmaker will
be able to direct a selected scene from the screenplays that they have written. Thirteen writer/directors were
chosen. The institute gives the candidates many additional opportunities, including guidance to future feature
development on their project.
The creative advisors for the 2015 program includes Robert Redford, Karim Ainouz, Miguel Arteta, Scott Z. Burns,
Joan Darling, DV DeVincentis, Caleb Deschanel, Stephen Goldblatt, Deena Goldstone, Affonso Goncalves,
Randa Haines, Catherine Hardwicke , Ed Harris, Elizabeth King, Christine Lahti , Kasi Lemmons , Tobias Lindholm,
James Mangold, Joshua Marston, Doug McGrath, Walter Mosley, Lee Percy, Howard Rodman, Jennifer Salt, Lynn
Shelton, Peter Sollett, Dana Stevens, Wesley Strick, Robin Swicord, Joan Tewkesbury , Dylan Tichenor, Tyger
Williams, Doug Wright and Rupert Wyatt.
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Candidates also get year-round mentor support from the program advisors. Among the notable pro ducts to co me
out of the program are Damien Chazelle 's Whiplash , Malik Vitthal and Ismet Prcic's Imperial Dreams, Ryan
Coogler's Fruitvale Station , Ritesh Batra's The Lunchbox , Haifaa AI Mansour's Wadjda , Lucy Alibar and Benh
Zeitlin 's Beasts of the Southern Wild and Dee Rees' Pariah.
Miles Teller and JK Simm ons in 'Whiplas h".
Below are the Sundance Institute 's project descriptions and biographies for the chosen candidates .
Bart Layton (writer/director) / American Animals (UK) : Combining elements of documentary and drama , this
existential heist movie is the improbable but entirely true story of a group of well-read university students wh o p lot
an escape from middle America by planning the perfect robbery . Along the way reality and fiction become blurred
as they attempt to live deeper and deeper inside a movie version of their lives.
Bart Layton is a multi award-winning British director, producer and executive producer. He is the co-principal and
creative director of leading British production company, RAW. His first feature documentary film, The Imposter,
received great critical acclaim since its debut at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. The film became one of the
most successful documentaries of all time and picked up numerous prestigious awards including the Grand Jury
Prize at Miami Film Festival, the Golden Eye in Zurich and the Filmmakers ' Award at Hotdocs, before winning two
British Independent Film Awards , the BAFTA for best debut director and being shortlisted for the 201 3 Academy
Awards .
Yung Chang (writer/director) / Eggplant (China/Canada): A neo-noir love story set in China , Eggplant foll ows a
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mysteriOUS woman who cons countryside bachelors for their money and a wedding photographer escaping a
troubled life in Taiwan. When they meet in a collision of fate, the past quickly confronts the present in an exp los ion
of events as these two Chinese millenials struggle to find a meaningful existence in a society fixated on money,
materialism and duty.
Yung Chang (~*frr ~ ), based between China and Canada, is known for his feature documentaries Up the
Yangtze (2008), China Heavyweight (2012) and The Fruit Hunters (2013). Both Up the Yangtze and China
Heavyweight premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and went on to garner numerous awards, including two
Taipei Golden Horse Awards. Up the Yangtze had a robust theatrical release in 2008 and China Heavyweight had
a theatrical release in over 200 mainland China cinemas -
a first for a social issue documentary.
Olivia Newman (writer/director) / First Match (U .S.A.): Hardened by years in foster care, a teenage girl from
Brooklyn's Brownsville neighborhood decides that joining the all-boys high school wrestling team is the only way
back to her estranged father.
Olivia Newman received her MFA in film from Columbia University and has written, directed and produced award ­
winning short films in the U.S.A., France and Serbia. Her films have screened at dozens of festivals internationa lly
including the New York Film Festival, Aspen Shortsfest and Palm Springs International Shortsfest, and aired
nationally on PBS and internationally on ShortsHD . Newman was one of 10 filmmakers selected for the 2012
IFP/Film Society of Lincoln Center Emerging Visions program and the 2014 Cine Qua Non Screenwriting Lab.
Christopher Makoto Yogi (writer/director) / I Was a Simple Man (U.S .A.): Like marionettes on a stage , the
ghosts of an elderly man's past haunt the countryside in this tale of a Hawai'i family dealing with the death of their
patriarch .
Christopher Makoto Yogi was born in Honolulu, Hawai'i and raised on the ocean. His most recent short
film, Makoto: or, Honesty is a documentary about the death of his father. His previous film, Obake (Ghosts),
screened worldwide including at the Palm Springs International ShortsFest, Raindance Film Festival and the
Hawai'i International Film Festival. Yogi also has extensive experience editing documentaries for film and
television . He is a graduate of the USC School of Cinematic Arts MFA program and participated in the Visual
Communications' Armed with a Camera fellowship . In addition, Yogi was a fellow in the Kyoto Filmmakers Lab,
sponsored by Toei and Shochiku Studios and the Museum of Kyoto.
Nia DaCosta (writer/director) / Little Woods (U .S.A.): For years, Ollie has illicitly helped the struggling fellow
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[lAC English]: Vibrational State I OBE Facilitation Technology ICC speal<er Nelson Abreu, BSEE
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Continuing the consciousness technology and vibrational state I chi themes, catch another
preview of the 1st International Congress of Conscientiology (Consciousness Science) with
this interview with Nelson Abreu, who will be presenting, with Thomas Anderson , a
technology to facilitate the VELO energy technique, the vibrational state, the OBE as well as
relaxation, creative and mindfulness altered states:
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FCSAA All-Tournament Team I FCSAA All-State I All-Mid-Florida I All-Panhandle I All-Southern I All-Suncoast
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Infield: Jessica Delawder, Florida State College at Jacksonville; Crystal Garcia, Miami Dade; Rachel Minier, Seminole State; Courtney Davis, Chipola; Brooke Marendino,
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Outfield: Ashely Sims, Seminole State; Taesha DuBoise, Tallahassee: Shelby Clark, Chlpola; Samantha Arrastia, Miami Dade.
Catcher: Erin Sundock, Miami Dade; Abbie Millete, Seminole State.
Designated Player: Madison Ragan, Chipola.
Pitcher: Stephanie Adkins, Seminole State; Jessica Elliott, Chipola; Milena Calixto, Miami Dade.
Most Valuable Player: Milena Calixto, Miami Dade
Coach of the Year: Belinda Hendrix, Chipola
FCSAA All-State Arst-team Infield: Kaitlyn Hall, Hillsborough; Bevia Robinson, Pensacota State; Suka Van Gurp, Palm Beach State; Heather Roberts, Seminole State; Jessica Mohl, Indian River State. Outfield: Kayla Fields, Gulf Coast State; Mariah Wise, Central Florida; Jennifer Bazylak, St. Petersburg; Ashley Sims, Seminole State. At-Large: Stephanie Adkins, Seminole State; Madison Ragan, Chipola. Catcher: Amber Atkinson, Indian River State; Savannah Ryken, Chipola. Pilcher: Milena CaUxto, Miami Dade; Holly McKinnon, Central Florida; Lauren West, Polk State; Jessica Elliott, Chipola, Second-ream Infield: Taylor Morrow, Central Florida; Danielle Patterson, Tallahassee: Keala Cordeiro, Gulf Coast State; Julia Gilbert, Indian River State; Ciara Jones, Chipola. Outfield: Laura Villagrana, Indian River State; Gabriela Santos, Chipola; Kelsie Sanchez, St. Petersburg; Eryn Chester, Central Florida. At-Large: Erika Ward, State College of Florida; FaUsia Murphy, Florida State College at Jacksonville. Catcher Erica Morrissey, Polk State; Abbie Millete, Seminole State. Pitcher: Morgan Williams, Seminole State; Autumn Hanners, Central Florida; Lissette Garay, Indian River State; Kinsley Mason, Pensacola State. Player of the Year: Amber Atkinson, Indian River State Pitcher of the Year Holly McKinnon, Central Florida Jean Williams Scholar-Athlete Award: Stephanie Adkins, Seminole State All-Mid-Florida Conference
Arst-ream Infield: Heather Roberts, Seminole State; Taylor Morrow, Central Florida; LindsayO'Steen, Central Rorida; Rachel Minier, Seminole State; Krista Patterson, Florida State College. Outfield: Mariatl Wise, Central FlOrida; Ashley Sims, Seminole State; Eryn Chester, Central Florida; Kiki Strong, St. Johns River State. At-Large: Steptlanie Adkins, Seminole State;
c.c. Murphy, Florida State College. Pitcher Holly McKinnon, Central Florida; Morgan Williams, Seminole State; Autumn Hannerson, Central Florida; Maddi Johnson, Florida State College; Nicole Brock, st. Johns River; Abbie Mill, Semi note State.
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White, Central Florida; Jordan Lane, Central Rorida;
KiandralizVeg<l,
Fe: Sarah Oritz, Santa Fe:
Outfield: Sarah Heimbach,
Catcher: Rebecca
Flonda; Cheyenne
State; Katie Patterson, Indian River
Savannah Montgomery, St
Central Florida; Kate
Jessica Delawder, Florida State College; Beri
River State.
Daytona State; Brashelle Keys, Santa Fe.
Central Flonda; Jen Valle, St Johns River State.
Pitctler: Hunter Scharft, SI. Jotms River State.
Honorable Mention
Infield Mackenzie Lebeda,
State; Lauren
Santa Fe; Ariel Ogles
Seminole State; Julie leduc,
Outfield: Alyssa
State College.
Acker, Lake-Sumter State: Taylor Douglass, lake-Sumter State; Chelsea
State.
Florida State College; Makerwe Heggie, Lake-Sumter State; Taylor Smith, Lake·Sumter State;
Catcher: Amanda Hensler,
Gordon, Santa Fe; Tammy Garcia, Seminole
State; Madison Nichols, Lake-Sumter State; Evelyn Arguelles, Santa
Pitcher: Paige Curtis, Daytona State; Kaylee Allen,
Castiglione,
Fe.
State; Marnie Greenstein, Rorida State COllege; Kelley Lewis, Lake-Sumter State; Madelynne
Santa
Jessica
Year: Stephanie Adkins,
State the Year
McKinnon, Central Florida the Year:
Fagan, Central Florida All-Panhandle Conference
First-team
Bevia Robinson, Pensacola State; Danielle Patterson, Tallahassee; Clara
Outfield: Kayla Fields,
Chipola; Keala Cordiero, Gull
Coast State; Gabriela Santos, Chipola; Taesha DuBoise, Tallahassee; Shelby
Catcher:
Ryken, Chipola; Taylor Campbell, Gulf Coast State
At-large:
Ragan, Chipola; Quierra Bradford, Pensacola State,
State;
Chipola
Chipota.
Jessica Elliot, Chipola; Kinsley Mason, Pensacola State; Mariah Riera, Tallahassee; Alexandra Cook, Tallahassee.
Second-team
Infield: Adaria Dixon, Northwest Florida State; Brashante Dareus,
Outfield.
Tribolet, Gulf
State; Brianna
Catcher: Jenna Bobbitt, Pensacola State; Hannah
At-large: Amber
Pitcher:
Rebecca Cailovvy, Pensacol State; Kinlsey Faulkenberry, Gulf Coast; Jerma Reeves, Chipola
Tallahassee; Tori McDaniel, Chipola; Jocelyn
Pensacola State.
Norttlwest Florida State.
Gulf Coast State.
Andringa,
Alison Mitts,
Katie Beth Gordon, Gulf Coast
State; Morgan Crapo, Northwest Florida State
Honorable Mention
Infield: Alaynah Weiss, Gulf Coast State; Jessica Briggs, Pensacola State;
Outfielders
Roe, Northwest
Duncan,
State; Renae PalaCiOS, Pensacola State; Kelbi
Florida State; Ali Delany,
Gulf Coast State;
Florida State
Dansby, Pensacola
Pitchers; Alison Pettigrew, Pensacola State
the Year: Bevia Robinson, Pensacola
of the Year: Jessica Elliott, Chipola
Coach of the
Belinda HendriX, Chipola
All-Southern Conference
Rm-team
Infield:
VanGurp, Patm Beach State; Jessica Mohl, Indian River
Outfield: Laura Villagrana, Indian
State; Taisa
At-Large: Kristen Garceau, Patm Beach State; Annie
Crystal Garcia, Miami Dade; Julia Gilbert,
Palm Beach State; Taylor
Eastern
Florida State; DaJia
Cheyenne
Indian River State. Indian River Catcher Amber Atkinson, Indian River State; Shelby Nazworth, Eastern Florida State, Pitcher Milena Calixto, Miami Dade; Tyler Thornas, Palm Beach
Ussette Garay,
River State; Ashton Adkins,
River State. Secood-team
Infield: Katie Darrah, Eastern Rorida State; Greta Longagnini, Miami Dade;
Bugler, Broward.
Figueroa, Miami Dade; Karina Suicava, Miami
Ellie Piller>,
State; Spohle
Outfield: Natasha Kistler, Eastern Rorida State; Anastasiia Miliaevea, Miami Dade;
Erin Sundook, Miami
Sarah Jane Collier,
Beach State; Virginia
Arrastia, Miami
Krueg, Indian
Palm [leach State.
Pitcher: Whitney Slevens. Eastern Florida State: Kayla Byers, Eastern Florida Slate; Philny llewellyn. Palm Beach State; Shayla Loudermilk, Broward.
Player of the
Pitcher of the
Coach 01 the
Amber Atkinson, Indian River
Milena (aUxto, Miami Dade
DeAguero, Miami
AU-Suncoast Conference
ArsHeam
Ketli Tidwell,
Kaitlyn Hall, Hillsborough; Kacle Booth,
Outfield: Jennifer Bazylak,
South Flonda State.
Petersburg; Kelsie Sanchez, St Petersburg; Desirae Klumpp, HillsOOrough; Kassidy Neptune, State College of Florida.
At-Large: Erica Ward, State College of Florida;
Catcher
Brittany Gilliam, State College of Florida;
Morrissey, Polk State;
Baker, Polk State.
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of Florida; Destiny Kelly, Hillsborough; Jennifer Trotter, State College of FlOrida; Sunday WhiteSide, Hillsborough;
Infield: Amber
Haley Pinterich,
St PeterSburg;
Catcher
Bell, Hillsborough;
OLiver, Polk State;
Holiday, Hillsborough. Pitcher: Devon Morrison, Slate College of Florida;
McMillan, Sl. Petersburg; Nicole Brinegar, HiUsborough, Honorable Mentlon Infield: Amber Duncan, South Florida State. Catcher:
Rimes, Polk State:
Olson, South Florida Pitcher Gennifer Raulerson, South
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Jorge Mejia junto con su esposa Amanda Mejia, su orgullosa manui Nancy Pulecio y el Dr. Eduardo Padron, Presidellte del MDC.
Jorge Mejia, Vicepresidente Ejecutivo de Sony / ATV Music Publishing para America Latina, recibiO el pasado jueves 9 de Abril, el "MDC Alumni Hall of Fame". "Uno de los momentos que impacto mi vida/ue cuando alldicione y lui aceptado ell el "New World School o/the Arts". Expres6 Jorge . Este alto reconocimiento Ie fue entregado a Jorge Mejia, por el Dr. Eduardo Padron presidente del MDC , durante una cena en el Hotel Hilton Downtown Miami, ala que asistieron mas de 1000 importantes invitados. En Sony, Jorge Mejia, rnaneJa los derechos de autor de artistas como TIle Beatles, Taylor Swift, Shakira, Enrique Iglesias y Pitbull, entre otros.
Jorge comenz6 a tocar piano cIasico a los 15 afios, en el "New World School ofthe Arts", dedicando de ocho a dlCzhoras del dia para su pnictica y termin6 sus estudios en la Universidad de Miami. Hoy, Jorge es receptor de nurnerosos galardones, incluyendo el Premio Billboard "40 Under 40" y es miembro de la Junta Directiva del "Latin Songwriters Hall of Farne " igualmente Escuchar a Jorge como compositor y pianista interpretando sus composiciones nos hace entender porque fue honrado por el Sal6n de la Farna del Miami Dade
College.
Jorge es un verdadero orgullo para su funulia yes realmente grato ver que esta instituciOn que cambiO y gui6
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la vida de Jorge en una hermosa direccion, entiende iguahnente 10 afortunada que fue al haberlo tenido como
estudiante . Grandes Felicitaciones Jorge!!!
Grupo de personnJidades recollocidas COlt el Hall ofFame, que integran divers(ls industrias, incluyendo: derecho, medicina, musica, deporte y
segurid(ld publica entre otras.
Sobre el Miami D(lde College
Desde 1995 el Dr. Eduardo Padron, ha sido el Presidente del Miami Dade College (MDC), hoy, reconocido entre las principales LHliversidades de la Florida. Esta
elevacion de la institucion a dicha posicion de prominencia se Ie atribuye al Or. Padron
Con ocho campus LHliversitarios, el MOC ofrece mas de 300 vias academicas para formacion profesionaL Oesde 1960 ha atendido a mas de 2 millones de
estud iantes.
Quienes hemos conocido al Dr. Padron, podemos reconfirmar como, dia a dia, el ha engrandecido esta institucion no solo con sus prograrnas educativos para SliS
estudiantes, sino culturales para la comunidad en general de Ia Florida, los Estados Unidos y del mLHldo, tal como esta demostrado por LHlO de sus eventos La
Feria internacional del Libro que es el festivalliterario mas grande de los Estados Unidos, con mas de 300 escritores y 300,000 amantes de los bbros del mundo
entero.
EI New World School ofthe Arts, ha sido administrado desde sus inicios por el Miami Dade College, y es reconocido entre los 100 principales high schools, de
acuerdo con la US News & World Report.
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VENDEDOR ·DE ofreridas en la pla?a Patan Durbar, en ia
ciudad de Lalitj:>Ur. La plaza, nombrada Patrimonio de la
Humanidad por laUNESCO, sufri6 severos danos.
ANTES DE LA TRAGEDIA .
Un pais devQto y
rico en historia
sado con el principal objeti­
vo de tomar fotografias. Se
siente al caminar p~r el antiiajar a Nepal es retroce- . guo barrio de Thamel, en
der en el tiempo. As! 10 Katmandu, un intrincado
comprobe en un viaje que hi­
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ce en noviembre del ailo pa­
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Impacta la.belleza del paisaje nepal! DEVOTO VIENE DE LA pAGINA 15A'
caserio medieval, de calle­
citas estrechas, de cons­
trucciones de ladrillo y ba­
rro, donde se mezclan ven­
dedores de coloridas telas y ex6ticas especias. A la vuelta de cualquier esqui­ .
na se encuentra un peque­
no templo 0 altar de dioses hinduistas 0 budistas,enel que los caminantesSe de­
tienen a hacer sus oracio- . nes y ofrendas y luego con­
tinuan su camino. Eilla Stupa de Boudha~ 'nath, 1a mas grande y anti­
gua de Nepal, miles de pe­
regrlrlos dan vueltas du­
, rante horas mientras oran,
encienden ve~as e incienso
La belleza de los paisajes
y ca.ntan mantras. En los
de Nepal impacta de una
alrededores hay decenas .
manera sorprendente.
de monasterios budis'tas,
Desde las colinas de Saran·
donde se inician los mon­
got, al notte de Pokhara, se
jes -algunos aun nmos-y
pueden ver los primeros
van vestidos con tunicas
plirpuras y llevan:la cabe- .
rayos del sol brillando en el
zarapada. ·
.
. monte sagrado de Machha­
puchhre, el Dhawlagiri y el
Esa sensaci6n de viajar
Annapurna. Desde las te­
en e1 tiempo tambien se LA COSECHA 'de arroz en Bakhtapur.
rrazas de Nagarkot hay
.
.
consigue cuand6~ se cami­
na por senderos en 1ugares res lievan vasijas para re: tes, y este panorama re- ,de 'un pais que no cuenta unas vistas panonimicas
. montafiosos. Nmos y muje- coger e1 agua de las fuen- cuerda la dificil situaci6n con agua corriente en Ill. del Himalaya que invitan a
mayoria de su territorio. : sumergirseen un trekking
'til En las'laderas se yen laste-' hasta la base del Everest.
rrazas sembradas'de . Elvalie de Langtang era
,c . arroz, que .se cosechaE:m
uno de los mas visitados
,
.!!lseptiembre y octubre. · ... . duranle los meses de octu­
. ~ Perosi hay algo que irri, bre a marzo por turistas de
~pacta alviajero, esVisitar todo el mundo para reali­
Cii .el templo hinduista de Pas- z a r e s t e
tip 0 de
~ hupatinath" donde se reali- expediciones.
8 zan lascremaciones de los Nepal, mas pequeno que
muertos, luego de una ' ce e . el estado de la Florida; tie­
remoniadepurificaciorieri' ne 30 millones dehabitan­ el rio sagrado Bagmati, tes, y es uno de lospaises que hoy esta saturadodebi- mas pobres del planeta, . do a la gran cantidad de con un ingreso anual per muertos por el terremoto. capita de un poco mas de del 25 de abril.
. $1,000. Pero es tambien un En el valle de Katmand4 pais de grandes contrastes
hay cieritos de peq'uenas al- yen el que; a pesar de la: po­
deas para visitar, pero des- breza y la falta de infraes­
tacan Patan y Bakhtapur, tructura, no deja de llamar
en las que algunos de suspoderosamente la atenci6n
monumentos lamentable- 1a alegria de la gente, su
mente quedaron destrui- amabilidad, respeto y
. dos por el terremoto. Los devoci6n.
, pueblos de Dulikhel; Pa­
. nauti y Godawari tambien Cristian Lazzari es Joto~
tienen gran valor graJo del Miami Dade
College
arqueo16gico.
B
VISTA DE la Stupa de Boudhanath, a 6 millas,del centro de Katmandu. EI terremoto Ie caus6 dafios menores. or·
a
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ROSA ELISA Salgado (centro), una valerosa octogenaria que pese a los
i~·cbnventi.entes, logr6 su sueno de graduarseen educaci6n artfsticay 10 hizo junto
cOn sus nietos David Salgado (izquierda) y Mauricio Escorcia (derecha), durante la
C:eremonia de Graduaci6n delCampusWolfson del Mjami Dade College, que se
c,!:llebr6 en el James L. Knight Center el sabado.
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o omhi as gr d 'a
eMDC ·unto sus n·etos ·
En el esplendor de sus 80 alios, Rosa Salgado logro veneer las dificultades y contratiempos
que enfrentan
los emigrados hasta conquistar el proposito de lograr una carrera universitaria .
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Rosa Salgado, una mujer
conmasdeSoanos,demos­
trara que es un ejemplo de
fortaleza y perseverancia
al recibir su titulo univer­
sitario en Educaci6n Ar­
tistica el pr6ximo sabado
2 en Miami Dade College
junto a 14.000 otros gra­
duandos, entre ellos dos
de sus nietos, despues de
haber sobrepasado fuer­
tes obstaculos durante los
ultimos IS anos.
"Me siento contentisima
por graduarme junto a
mis dos nietos, es algo
que nunca imagine, son
coincidencias de la vida",
comenta Salgado en una
entrevista con DIARIO
LAS AMERICAS, mien­
tras sostenia fotos de toda
su familia y de mucho
:ninos que ha cuidado durante sus anos de trabajo.
Salgado lJego al pais can
su esposo en 1995 desde Co­
lombia, su pais natal, para
ayudar a su hija que ya vivia
en Estados Unidos, y menDs
de un ano despues de su
!lJegada se inscribio en el
I
program a "Ingles con prop&­
sitos academicos", del MDC.
EI curso no fue gran pro­
blema, ya que con dedi­
caci6n logro aprobarlo y
mejorar su ingles basico.
Los verdaderos obstaculos
vinieron luego, cuando tuvo
que aprender a balancear
los recien iniciados estu­
dios de Educacion Artistica,
juntoa trabajar6horasaldia
cuidan do a ninos de entre 3
meses a W1 ano en el Centro
de Cuidados Infantiles del
MDC para ayudar a mante­
ner a sus tres hijos.
Al principio, el Centro de
Cuidados Infantiles estaba
ubicado en el recinto Wol~
fson de la institucion uni­
versitaria, en el centro de la
ciudad, pero luego se movio
a un recinto ubicado en el
noroeste del Condado, 10
que agrego los largos viajes
en transporte publico como
una mas de las dificultades
que tuvo que enfrentar.
"Muchas veces me que­
daba dormida en uno (de los
cinco 0 seis autobuses) que
tenia que tomar todos las
nochesytenrlinabaUegando
mucho mas tarde", comenta
Salgado, "Iuego, llegar a pre­
parar la comida y ill dia si­
guiente para levantarme en
Ia madrugada", explic6.
Durante el otono de 2005,
la hija menor de Salgado
sufrio un tragico accidente
que la dejo en coma por
largo tiempo. La condician
de su hija Ie obligo a reducir
su estatus en la universidad
de tiempo completo (12 cre­
ditos por semestre) a medio
tiempo (seis creditos). A
pesar de las dificultades
que tuvo que enfrentar du­
rante estos tiempos, pudo
concluir su trabajo acade­
mico con calificaciones ex­
celentes y se gradua con un
grado de Asociado, con un
promedio de 3.S.
"Algunos de mis com pane­
ros de estudio javenes y mis
companeros de trabajo dicen
que soy W1a inspiracian", co­
menta Salgado, "Ies sorpren­
dia que alguien de mi edad
tuviera tan buenas califica­
ciones. Me gusta la idea de
que los jovenes vean que las
personas de edad somos ca­
paces de trabajar y de es­
tudiar y me gusta que las
personas de edad me vean
como ejemplo", aseguro.
Salgado tam bien se pro-
Salgado, nacida en
Colombia, esta entre los
mas de 1.400estudiantes
de Miami Dade College que
recibiran su diploma de
graduados este sabado.
(ALVARO MATA)
nuncio sobre sus futuros
planes; explico que aun­
que esta muy agradecida
hacia Miami Dade College,
no quiere quedarse toda la
vida en un solo lugar.
"Las personas no deben es­
tancarse, todos debemos in­
tentar aprender y conocer 10
mas que se pueda"; explica
la graduanda, "por ejem­
plo, hay tanto que aprender
con las computadoras. Uno
se queda atras, como en un
kinder, con las computado­
ras y no quiero que eso me
pase. Yo quiero aprender de
computaci6n", dijo.
Salgado tam bien ex- ;
plico que su sueno es es­
cribir e ilustrar cuentos
de poesias para ninos. "Si .
ganase la loteria me pon- :
dria a ilustrar cuentos",
dijo entre risas quien ha !
trabajado en el cuidado de .
niDOS por IS anos @
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Visite al representante de Florida International
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, en el Mall de las Americas (7795 WFlagler St., 305·261·8772). FERIA DEL MEDIO Ambiente y Preparacio·
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el domingo 10. Lleve una tarjeta de felicitaci6n
para los animalitos marinos que son madres y
, su mama entra gratis al parque. '
• La serie Dos Orillas del Miami Dade College
coordinada por la Dra. Mercedes Cros Sandoval,
en colaboraci6n con la Academia de la Historia
, de Cuba presenta La muerte de un bur6crata,
dirigida por Tomas Gutierrez Alea. La profesora
Maria Cumana hablara sobre el tema. Miercoles
13,7 p.m., en el Koubek Theater (2705 SW 3 St.)
Se requi~re donaci6n de $3.
• MOe invita a conmemorar el Dia de la Ban·
dera Haitiana con la oradora Dotie Joseph.
Miercoles 13, a las 11 a.m. , en el Campus Norte
del MDC, Lehman Theater (11380 NW 27 Ave.).
IIiformes, (305) 237-1448.
• Presentaci6n dellibro Exodo del 94: Guanta­
namo, Panama, Islas Caiman y Krome, del Dr.
Antonio Gordon; presentaci6na cargo del Dr.
Virgilio Beato. Jueves 14, 6:30 p.m., en la Casa
Bacardi (1531 Brescia Ave., Coral Gables,
305:284·2822). Capacidad limitada.
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· madres y su mama entra gratis al parque.
iii'UI serie Dos Orillas del Miami Dade College
coordinada por la Dra. Mercedes Cros Sandoval,
en colaboraci6n con la Academia dela Historia
de Cuba presenta La muerte de un burocrata,
dirigida por Tomas Gutierrez Alea. Laprofesora
Maria Cumana hablara sobre el tema. Miercoles
13,7 p.m., en el Koubek Theater (2705 SW 3 St.) Se
·requiere donaci6n de $3.'
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