Current State Superintendent John Huppenthal will be at the Fox Theater today and so will protestors.
Huppenthal who ran his campaign vowing to "Stop La Raza" declared The Mexican-American Classes in violation of (A.R.S.) § 15-112) -HB 2281on June 15 2011. According to the $175K audits, the cirricuum was in no way violating the law, in fact they saw that the classes were positive and did not advocate to overthrow the United States Government. Huppenthal found the classes in violations and in compliance with HB 2281.
Not only did Huppenthal run a racist campaign, but he committed a class 6 fellony. Acording to Article 38-423, acording to public officers:
"A public officer authorized by law to make or give any certificate or other writing, who makes and delivers as true such a certificate or writing containing a statement which he knows is false, is guilty of a class 6 felony"?
Now why is Huppenthal still our superintendent, and why hasn't he apologized for harming teachers, students, and the community in which he should advocate for higher education? Why should we welcome him? When he doesn't welcome Education, especially not the Mexican American Studies classes?
Here is a video of Huppenthal declaring the classes in compliance with HB 2281.
I'm following the trail of Occupy Wall Street, not only is there an occupy here in Tucson (which I will be live blogging) But because it's on the news, and everyone is talking about it. I read the article'Occupy' simple to stop and I commented with this bellow.
"In my opinion what people are doing out on Wall Street takes a lot of strength and courage. Not just to go out there, but continuing for such a long time. A lot of people may not agree with what they are doing and many people probably think they are not intelligent. No matter what any sort of boycott or occupation will be criticized. Sometimes taking it into their own hands is the only option they have. There is so many people making money from robbing others from the very little they have. Wall Street being one of the biggest."
On October 5, 2011 America lost one of the most revolutionary man in technology; Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs, the inventor of the iMac and iTouch passed away leaving behind a legacy.If we were to ask people on the street, we would get just that. Sir Steve Jobs left his prints on technology, our hearts and our lives.
But, did Steve Jobs just leave his revolutionary character behind or did he do more to those who helped make his products a success? Few know about Steve Jobs' and the harsh person he could be.
"Can anyone tell me what MobileMe is supposed to do?" Having received a satisfactory answer, he continued, "So why the fuck doesn't it do that?" out of What Everyone is Too Polite To Say About Steve Jobs post.
"You've tarnished Apple's reputation," he told them. "You should hate each other for having let each other down."
If anyone is aware of what Capitalism is, here is the definition:
"an economic system in which investment in and ownership of the means of production, distribution, and exchange of wealth is made and maintained chiefly by private individuals or corporations, especially as contrasted to cooperatively or state-owned means of wealth."
Now I ask you to read Steve Jobs, billionaire capitalist and think: Is it possible for anyone to become as wealthy as Steve Jobs, without the use of capitalism. Think about it in the point of Technology. Does his revolution inventions justify his harsh character and abused workers?
I was reading Movie reviews for an assignment and the best sight I could find with decent sized reviews was Seven Days. I was looking through trying to find a review of a movie I already watched. Then, I thought It would be better to read a review about a movie I haven't seen, maybe it will spark some interest.
I read a review about Reel Steel by Margot Harrison. The review gave a pretty simple explanation but I was still confused. The writer of this review states their point of view but there isn't quite a balance. I read more of a point of view than the movie it self. The writer does compare the Movie with other movies and dilemmas.The review had no "snark" to it. I got that they enjoyed the movie but it wasn't revolutionary in any way.
Have you ever thought how bloggers made money, or if they made money at all? Or if blogging was a good way to have money coming in by just voicing your thoughts or writing a couple posts related to an event? Keep in mind there may be different types of blogging.Some blogs are used to just interact with people but some blogs are actually used for making money.
There are blogs that are used for selling or advertising a product or products. For example if you visit Mom Review Blog you will see that there are many products being advertise. The writer or writers in this blog make money by reviewing them or referring you to a link to purchase a product. Usually by clicking on the link to buy the product, the blogger gets paid for it.They don't get paid the amount that the product costs but a percentage of it. Blog posters may even sell their own product, which can make them earn more money depending on how well their sale goes.
Ads in blogs are also a way bloggers make money. If you see advertisement for other websites or stores in the blog page, they blogger was paid by the owners or the advertisers to have their ads placed there. That doesn't necessary mean the blogger recommends the product or the website, it's a way to earn some cash.
Blogs that use any of the two options above get paid for it. Keep in mind whether you can trust the links, the product or the reason why are reccomending the product or advertising a website.
Blogs like Three Sonorans are unpaid blogs, which means that no sort of money comes in. The blog (or blogs) have options of donation. Therefore anything donated goes strait to the blogger, but that doesn't mean everyday people donate money to the blogger. In cases like these the blog owner relies on some other sort of income.
In conclusion, blogging can be used to interact with people or for income purposes. This blog, is the kind whose purpose is to interact and inform readers. :)
Steve Jobs died yesterday October 6 2011 of pancreatic cancer. Steve jobs was the CEO of Apple that was co-founded in 1976. Jobs saw the digital future and everyone saw the amazing work Jobs did whole he was still with us. Steve Jobswas also co-founder of Pixar Animation Studio. Which made many successful movies like Toy Story, A Bugs Life, Monsters Inc. and Cars.
In the past hours it has been see how a man, even though not everyone knew him, will feel his absence in this world. Jobs was the face of the digital age and the past, present and future.
Jeff Biggers huffingtonpost.com/jeff-biggers/
Jeff Biggers is an award wining author of Reckoning at Eagle Creek: The Secret Legacy of Coal in the Heartland, The United States of Appalachia, and In the Sierra Madre. His blogs mostly consist of stories about Civil rights, history in the making and the violations of humane rights and pointing out the truth of the Government in the U.S.
Jeff Biggers is always voicing the silenced voices and the right side of the story. When I read his blog I always feel pleased to see that he is voicing the truth. He backs his stories up with facts and events.It's the truth that everyone seeks, and the truth everyone should know.
"The questions beg:: Have the extremist Arizona politicians and their Tea Party supporters gone too far in their witch hunt of the Ethnic Studies Program, and at what point will the Civil Rights Division of the US Department of Justice be summoned for an investigation?"
David A. Morales is the man behind Three Sonorans blog posts. The news being put out is mostly about Arizona and the continuing struggle.
Three Sonorans always is up to date on the Ethnic Studies battle, such as laws like HB 2281 (a law that bans Ethnic Studies from being taught in the Tucson Unified School District). It is always very informative and it never leaves me hanging or confused. I rely on this blog not just because of the information, but the amount of work that's put in it to keep it un-biased.
"Abie, pronounced A-B, believes in applying the tools of math, science, and rational thinking to controversial issues such as politics and religion, and hopes that one day policy will be evidence-based."
Gwaker has everything from music,gossip and actual news. It serves as a good web page to visit if you just want to roam random stories and actually get something out of it.
I like it because it has a little of everything. I am the kind of person that likes reading critical stories but at the same time I like to know about Music. This web blog gives me the option to see either of the two.
"It seemed impossible that Adele could make "Someone Like You" from her billion-selling album 21 sadder than it already was. But the British singer has done it with her new video, above. In black and white, she takes a solitary walk in the most romantic city in the world and sings about confronting a love she'll have to overcome."
The Daily Beast was founded in 2008 and used for breaking news and sharp commentary. It is full of news and information that can be accessed 24/7
What I liked about this blog is all of the news and stories it has posted. There is current news about Occupy Wall St. and news that actually matters. It isn't clustered, it is very organized and I can navigate without a problem or without getting frustrated.
"The financial industry has been moving away from downtown New York—and out of America—for years. If anything, these angry, ill-informed, purposeless protesters should be marching on Washington, says Stephen Carter."
Mashable covers all around information. Not just news but technology and how it affects the the society or world we live in. This site is pretty handy and can give you a lot of information and doing what media does best; informs.
