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  • UNITED AGAINST VIOLENCE UNIDOS CONTRA LA VIOLENCIA, el 17 de noviembre

    VOZ Y ACCIÓN DE PUERTO RICO

    Voice and Action of Puerto Rico

     UNITED AGAINST VIOLENCE        UNIDOS CONTRA LA VIOLENCIA

    How can we help fight several sources of violence?

    ¿Cómo podemos ayudar a combatir diversas fuentes de violencia?

    date (fecha): Monday, November 17, 2014  / lunes, 17 de noviembre de 2014

    place (sitio): Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library – 2902 W. Bearss Ave., Tampa, Florida, 33618-1828 time (hora):  registration (registro): 6:00 p.m.; start/end (comienzo/cierre): 6:30 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.             

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     Presentations (presentaciones)

     The Dangers of Bullying – Los peligros del hostigamiento

    Dr. of Education María Vizcarra & psychologist (sicóloga) Adriana Obenhauser

     Inside the World of Drugs Dentro del mundo de las drogas

    Julio Viera Alvira (former official speaker of Puerto Rico’s Police Drug Prevention Program of San Juan (anterior  orador oficial del Programa de Prevención de Drogas de la Policía de Puerto Rico en San Juan) message from (mensaje de) V. & A. against Crime (contra el crimen) Coord.

    Edwin GarcíaThe Shocking Reality of Human Trafficking – La desconcertante realidad del tráfico humano

    Minerva Díaz, Human Trafficking Tampa Bay Task Force

     Overcoming Traumatic Experiences: a Testimonial – Superación de episodios traumáticos: testimonio

            Juan R. Rivera, J.D., author of (autor) “Survived Vietnam. The Story of How I Beat the Odds”

     

     

    1. Closing (cierre):  521 anniversary                                                  Aniversario 521

    Arrival of Spaniards in P.R.                                      Llegada de los españoles a P.R.

    November 19, 1493                                                  19 de noviembre de 1493

     

    refreshments (refrigerios) music (música) – Edwin García (pianist-former musician  of (pianista, antiguo músico de) Orquesta de Richie Ray y Bobby Cruz /  Organiz. San Germán (Puerto Rico) – Gloria Bahamundi / Multicultural: short film “Sons & Daughters of the Drums” (cortometraje “Hijos  e hijas del Tambor”) Fundación Intercultural Barule de Colombia

    community table” – non-profit organizations’  information (“mesa de la comunidad” – inf. sin fines de lucro)

    free event & parking (evento & estacionamiento gratis) / bilingual (bilingüe)

    R.S.V.P.: Carmen Montañez (813)900-5213; María A. López (813)417-2961 /

    vozyaccionpr@yahoo.com / vozyaccion.org; fb.:voz y acción de puerto rico.

             A non-profit organization that provides ways to help Puerto Rico and the communities where we live.

     Organización sin fines de lucro que proporciona formas de ayudar a Puerto Rico y a las comunidades donde vivimos.

     

  • Eventos EVENTS!!! thanks to Al Frederick

    Sept 18 HPWA Networking 6:30-8:30PM Doubletree Hotel on Cypress
    Sept 20 SEMINARIO PARA PRIMEROS COMPRADORES 10:30AM-1PM 8900 N. Armenia Ave. Suite 312 Tampa 33604 RSVP: Seminariotampabay@GMAIL.com
    Sept 20 7PM My Hope Chest 2014 Official Breast Cancer Beach Walk- Butterfly GloWalk 5K Fun Run & After party infoèhttp://www.myhopechest.org
    Sept 30 FSFA Minority Community Leader Wall of Fame nominations due ——-è http://floridastatefair.com/statefair/2015-wall-of-fame
    Oct 5 Telemundo’s Feria de La Familia- FL State Fairgrounds
    Oct 10 6-9:30PM HeadOfTheHillsborough.com kick-off event in downtown Tampa
    Oct 11 10AM – 4PM Head Of The Hillsborough rowing race & party in downtown Tampa
    Oct 17 3PM Florida State Fair Authority Diversity Committee Meeting
    Oct 26 Guavaween 6PM-? Cuban Club Ybor Tickets===è http://www.guavaweentampa.com/
    Nov 2 Conga Caliente—Al Lopez Park
    Nov 18 HPWA High Tea Party 2-6PM Doubletree Hotel on Cypress
    Nov 22 11AM-6PM SeaboardSeafoodFestival.com in downtown Tampa
    -Nov 23 Noon-4PM Seaboard Seafood Festival in downtown Tampa
    Dec 19 3PM Florida State Fair Authority Diversity Committee Meeting
    Jan 23, 2015 3PM Florida State Fair Authority Diversity Committee Meeting
    Jan 17-24, 2015 Fun & Fitness Travel Club Cruise from Tampa www.fun-fitness.com   or Tel (800) 955–9942 charter cruise (sold out)
    Feb 7, 2015 10AM Wall of Fame Ceremony at 2015 Florida State Fair
    Feb 5Feb 16, 2015 Florida State Fair
    -Mar 2015 GIFF
    May 9, 2015 Miles for Moffitt

    Al Frederick
    Tel (813)758-9149
    Email: alfrederick@gmail.com
    Blog: http://frederickcommunications.wordpress.com/
    Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/al.frederick
    Twitter: halcon78

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  • este sabado 6 de septiembre en foco latino

    Este sábado en FOCO LATINO por Super Q 1300 y por q1300.com
    Obama dice que espera tomar “pronto” una decisión en materia de inmigración….Santos presentó proyecto de ley que elimina la reelección presidencial…Maduro anuncia los cambios en su gabinete…. Un festival latino que nunca fue real…Scott lleva ventaja contra Crist en las encuestas….y mucho más…TE ESPERAMOS!!
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  • Port Tampa Bay hosts business forum to discuss opportunities for FL companies in Panama

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    Port Tampa Bay hosts business forum to discuss opportunities for FL companies in Panama

    TAMPA, Fla.—Port Tampa Bay  hosted a forum to talk about the benefits of Florida businesses doing business in Panama. The event, “Doing Business in Panama,” brought together business executives and economic development stakeholders to the port’s Cruise Terminal 6, to hear and engage in topics relevant to conducting commerce in and through the country of Panama, which is a global trade hub that is strategically important for Florida businesses, particularly importers and exporters.

    Key presenters included Manny Mencia, senior vice president of Enterprise Florida; Joe Lopano, chief executive officer of Tampa International Airport; Fernando Fondevila, regional manager, North America, of Copa Airlines; Ricardo Pedroza, general manager, USA, also of Copa Airlines; and Paul Anderson, president and CEO, of Port Tampa Bay.

    Direct air service via Copa Airlines from Tampa to Panama is a catalyst for business interests seeking to establish new commercial relationships or to strengthen existing ties. Copa’s presence in Tampa is creating a new dynamic in the region and generating new and exciting leads. Also leading to more trade opportunities, the expansion of the Panama Canal will allow it to accommodate larger ships, resulting in greater economies of scale for international shipping and expanded trade. New and expanded container shipping services between the U.S. eastern seaboard and Asia, as well as new connections with Latin America, are among the outcomes that are expected to benefit Florida, as well as the U.S. Gulf region.

    “Panama is a strong trade hub and offers many exciting opportunities for our state and the Tampa Bay region. We are pleased to host this gathering to discuss ways in which we can utilize our relationships and combined assets to develop new commercial prospects between Panama and Florida businesses,” Paul Anderson, Port Tampa Bay president and CEO, said.

    Port Tampa Bay is ideally positioned geographically to benefit both from growing north-south trade with Latin America, as well as east-west trade with Asia via the expanded canal. The port’s location in the center of the state of Florida, which is the fastest growing region of one of the country’s fastest-growing states, provides a huge advantage.
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  • Tampa Chamber Announces 2014 Political Hob Nob Results

    Tampa Chamber Announces 2014 Political Hob Nob Results
    (TAMPA, FL) – Close to 500 attendees had an opportunity to cast their ballot at the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce’s 2014 Political Hob Nob held this evening at the Tampa Bay Times Forum, including 44 candidates for office. The event was sponsored by AAA Auto Club Group, Adams and Reese LLP, Tampa General Hospital and Tucker Hall, media sponsor Tampa Bay Times and venue sponsor Tampa Bay Times Forum.
    A straw poll vote was conducted by the Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections office. Attendees could vote at computer stations or on their smartphones using a personalized code.  The results are as follows, including only those candidates who received votes:
    United States Representative District 15
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Dennis A. Ross
    Republican
    174 (73.42%)
    Alan M Cohn
    Democrat
    63 (26.58%)
    Total Votes: 237
    United States Representative District 17
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Tom Rooney
    Republican
    169 (73.8%)
    Will Bronson
    Democrat
    60 (26.2%)
    Total Votes: 229
    Governor
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Rick Scott
    Republican
    150 (60.73%)
    Charlie Crist
    Democrat
    68 (27.53%)
    Nan H. Rich
    Democrat
    13 (5.26%)
    Adrian Wyllie
    Libertarian Party of Florida
    9 (3.64%)
    Yinka Abosede Adeshina
    Republican
    5 (2.02%)
    Elizabeth Cuevas-Neunder
    Republican
    2 (0.81%)
    Total Votes: 247
    Attorney General
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Pam Bondi
    Republican
    172 (71.67%)
    George Sheldon
    Democrat
    50 (20.83%)
    Perry E. Thurston
    Democrat
    13 (5.42%)
    Bill Wohlsifer
    Libertarian Party of Florida
    5 (2.08%)
    Total Votes: 240
    Chief Financial Officer
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Jeff Atwater
    Republican
    180 (76.6%)
    William “Will” Rankin
    Democrat
    55 (23.4%)
    Total Votes: 235
    Commissioner of Agriculture
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Adam Putnam
    Republican
    195 (82.63%)
    Thaddeus Thad Hamilton
    Democrat
    41 (17.37%)
    Total Votes: 236
    State Senator District 22
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Jeff Brandes
    Republican
    166 (72.81%)
    Judithanne McLauchlan
    Democrat
    62 (27.19%)
    Total Votes: 228
    State Representative District 59
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Ross Spano
    Republican
    176 (75.21%)
    Donna Lee Fore
    Democrat
    58 (24.79%)
    Total Votes: 234
    State Representative District 61
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Edwin “Ed” Narain
    Democrat
    82 (47.4%)
    Sean Shaw
    Democrat
    53 (30.64%)
    Sharon Carter
    Democrat
    20 (11.56%)
    Tatiana M. Denson
    Democrat
    18 (10.4%)
    Total Votes: 173
    State Representative District 63
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Shawn Harrison
    Republican
    146 (66.36%)
    Mark Danish
    Democrat
    74 (33.64%)
    Total Votes: 220
    State Representative District 64
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    James Grant
    Republican
    131 (65.17%)
    Miriam Steinberg
    Republican
    70 (34.83%)
    Total Votes: 201
    State Representative District 70
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Darryl E. Rouson
    Democrat
    105 (58.33%)
    Philip Garrett
    No Party Affiliation
    75 (41.67%)
    Total Votes: 180
    Board of County Commissioners District 2
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Victor Crist
    Republican
    178 (76.72%)
    Elizabeth Belcher
    Democrat
    54 (23.28%)
    Total Votes: 232
    Board of County Commissioners District 4
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Rick Cochran
    Republican
    88 (40.37%)
    Janet Dougherty
    Republican
    65 (29.82%)
    Stacy White
    Republican
    65 (29.82%)
    Total Votes: 218
    Board of County Commissioners District 7
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Al Higginbotham
    Republican
    115 (47.52%)
    Tim Schock
    Republican
    58 (23.97%)
    Mark Nash
    Democrat
    30 (12.4%)
    Patricia ‘Pat’ Kemp
    Democrat
    21 (8.68%)
    Robin A. Lester
    Republican
    11 (4.55%)
    Don Kruse
    Republican
    7 (2.89%)
    Total Votes: 242
    Circuit Judge, 13th Judicial Circuit Group 8
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Barbara Twine Thomas
    n/a
    123 (49%)
    Carl C. Hinson
    n/a
    74 (29.48%)
    John Dingfelder
    n/a
    54 (21.51%)
    Total Votes: 251
    Circuit Judge, 13th Judicial Circuit Group 19
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Michael Scionti
    n/a
    195 (84.05%)
    Michael John Brannigan
    n/a
    37 (15.95%)
    Total Votes: 232
    Circuit Judge, 13th Judicial Circuit Group 20
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Laura Ward
    n/a
    152 (69.09%)
    Karen Stanley
    n/a
    68 (30.91%)
    Total Votes: 220
    Circuit Judge, 13th Judicial Circuit Group 34
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Robert Bauman
    n/a
    142 (60.17%)
    Melissa “Missy” Polo
    n/a
    69 (29.24%)
    Constance Daniels
    n/a
    25 (10.59%)
    Total Votes: 236
    County Court Judge Group 12
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Chris Nash
    n/a
    149 (73.76%)
    Norman S. Cannella
    n/a
    53 (26.24%)
    Total Votes: 202
    School Board Member District 2
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Michelle Popp Shimberg
    n/a
    118 (60.82%)
    Sally A Harris
    n/a
    40 (20.62%)
    Michael Weston
    n/a
    36 (18.56%)
    Total Votes: 194
    School Board Member District 4
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Melissa Snively
    n/a
    107 (51.94%)
    Terry Kemple
    n/a
    70 (33.98%)
    Dee Prether
    n/a
    29 (14.08%)
    Total Votes: 206
    School Board Member District 6
    Name
    Party
    Votes
    Dipa Shah
    n/a
    101 (41.91%)
    Dr. Stacy Hahn
    n/a
    41 (17.01%)
    April Griffin
    n/a
    39 (16.18%)
    Paula Meckley
    n/a
    36 (14.94%)
    Lee Sierra
    n/a
    14 (5.81%)
    Randy Toler
    n/a
    7 (2.9%)
    Alison McGillivray Fernandez
    n/a
    3 (1.24%)
    Asher D. Edelson
    n/a
    0 (0%)
    Total Votes: 241
  • Happy 4th!! Te espero el sábado en Foco Latino Radio

    Este sábado en Foco Latino……¿Cuál es el peor Presidente?… Encontrar trabajo con “palas politicas” es más facil ahora…, un millon de dolares promocion sobre inmigración… más “politiquería” en contra del pueblo desde Washington….donde va Arturo…y sus llamadas y opiniones…y mucho más…por Super Q 1300am de 3-4:30 PM y por Internet en www.q1300.com Te esperamos!!!10177394_746389248716082_4053676906066100724_n

     

     

     

  • MOSI celebrates Independence Day by offering free admission for all military personnel

    MOSI celebrates Independence Day by offering free admission for all military personnel
     
    WHAT:                  Active duty, veteran, and retired military personnel will receive free admission to the MOSI exhibit galleries on July 4 for themselves and up to five (5) family members.
                                   
    WHEN:                  Friday, July 4, 2014
     
    WHERE:                MOSI, Museum of Science & Industry
                                    4801 East Fowler Avenue , Tampa , Florida
                                    813-987-6000; MOSI.org
     
    DETAILS:              MOSI is honoring active duty, veteran, and retired men and women of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guard and  Reserve ,  U.S.  Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, NOAA Commissioned Corps and up to five (5) family members by offering free admission to MOSI’s exhibit galleries. Explore the perils of Disasterville, discover the wonders of the human body in The Amazing You, journey through the BioWorks Butterfly Garden and check out MOSI’s newest exhibit 3D Printing the Future – The Exhibition – FREE for one day only!
     
    This offer excludes IMAX films and Sky Trail Ropes Course & Zip Line. Other restrictions may apply. Only valid on Friday, July 4. Must mention offer and present a Geneva Convention common access card (CAC), a DD Form 1173 ID card, a DD Form 1173-1 card or military ID.
  • Nuevos programas del FIN DE SEMANA ESPECIAL!!!!

     10 am – Noticias Pulsar

    10:30 am – Noticias de las Naciones Unidas

    11:00 am – Remember – Recuerdos y mas recuerdos

    12:00 mediodía – Confessing the Blues – para los amantes de este fantastico ritmo

    3:00 pm – Latin Dreams – Contep regresivo de los exitos de la semana

    5:00 pm – Noticias Positivas – Cambiando enl mundo, un programa a la vez

    6:00 pm – Programa Música en español

    ¡NO TE LOS PIERDAS!

     

  • Wonderful evening with the future with EMERGE TAMPA BAY!!

    Press release, May 28, 2014

    In a night of fun and excitement, the area’s young professionals group *Emerge Tampa Bay celebrated its 10 years of service in the Tampa Bay area. A leadership program that encourages young professionals to develop and establish themselves in this area, this group enhanced tonight the meaning of entrepreneurship in the promising city of Tampa Bay.

    As a main part of the evening, Emerge’s program chair Brian Steel introduced Major Bob Buckhorn to the

    audience on the upper deck of the Yacht Starship at the Tampa Bay Port. The Major instilled enthusiasm after asking the audience to edge in their minds the skyline of the Tampa downtown buildings in sight, as a way to follow up on the changes that will turn the city into a thriving urban site in the near future. A mild storm brewing in the horizon that finally unleashed, wrapped up the party on the upper deck to be continued on the second deck of the yacht, where enthusiastic members of Emerge and the Tampa Bay Chamber continued their lively conversations and networking involving, among others, their future projects.

    María Asunción López, RadioMQM reporter.

    Emerge Tampa Bay is a young professional leadership program of the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce designed for emerging leaders ages 21 to 35.