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[edit] Holiday countdown: Seasonal attractions, festivities abound - Contra Costa Times

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[edit] Tropico Station: A Glendale Blog: Eighteen Memorable Miles

23 November 2008, by Scott Our route was Cesar Chavez to Sunset to Santa Monica Boulevard. I had a great time and held up pretty well physically. Here are a few photos. There's only one way to start an 18 mile day: with a mega-breakfast at Phillippe's. ...

[edit] Detroit's going 90 mph down a dead-end street - Pueblo Chieftain

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[edit] The Pueblo Chieftain :: Detroit's going 90 mph down a dead-end street

23 November 2008, by unknown We later heard that one of Cesar Chavez’s sons repaired the engine and drove it to college. One favorite family memory involves my brother-in-law's shiny new 1951 Hudson. While he was home on leave from the service, his mother, ...

[edit] On Sunday, a Most Important Election in Venezuela - OhmyNews International

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[edit] Salinas students help Greenfield families - The Salinas Californian

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[edit] Oscar De La Hoya – Manny Pacquiao: What to Expect from a Dream Fight - ringsidereport.com

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[edit] The SIXTIES: Contradictions Within the United Farm Workers Union

21 November 2008, by the radman willsomeone who might not be sympathetic…he (Cesar Chavez) is betrayed by people who misread the past. I do not believe that the future of the farm workers or the UFW would be best served by ignoring the past, or by trying to escape ...

[edit] Sarah Palin Talks Thanksgiving Cheer As Turkey Farmer Strangles ...

21 November 2008, by unknown Posted by Ravenov | November 21, 2008. Damn Quintana….a little bottled up anger there? Just ask for a day off or something. Cesar Chavez didn’t starve himself for nothing, ya know? Take a load off. Breathe in, breathe out. ...

[edit] Arlington high school teachers ask board not to cut planning time ... - Fort Worth Star Telegram

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[edit] What is Oscar De La Hoya’s Best Career Win? - SecondsOut

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[edit] Arlington City Council weighs ways to recognize city's ethnic groups - Fort Worth Star Telegram

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[edit] Hands off Columbus Day: Italian-Americans can only take so much - San Diego Union Tribune

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[edit] Governor should cut holidays for state workers - Daily Democrat

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[edit] iePolitics.com » Blog Archive » From the LADN: Governor wants to ...

16 November 2008, by Administrator One Response to “From the LADN: Governor wants to trim paid holidays”. Italian Boy Says: November 15th, 2008 at 10:02 pm. If we Italians are gonna lose Columbus Day, then the Latinos have to lose Cesar Chavez Day as well. ...

[edit] Colorado Charter Schools: Cesar Chavez Network Drops Lawsuit ...

14 November 2008, by Denise As a result of two failed ballot measures by the Pueblo 60 School District, the Cesar Chavez Academy School Network has dropped their lawsuit against the district citing the district's failure to include the charter school in their mill ...

[edit] San Francisco Bike Blog » Blog Archive » CC Puede

13 November 2008, by Peter Smith One person was worried about the possible removal of the left-turn pocket from Cesar Chavez onto Mission - she said they did it before back in the day and some other intersection got crushed with spillover. Cesar Chavez and 26th Streets ...

[edit] The Farmworkers Movement - Forerunner of the Obama Campaign?

13 November 2008, by Cesar Chavez and the farmworkers movement came up with the blueprint for taking the idea of community organizing into the political realm. So says Randy Shaw, the writer of the new book, "Beyond the Fields: Cesar Chavez, the UFW and the Struggle for Justice in the ...

[edit] Blogolitical Sean: Saluting my father, my hero, on Veterans Day

11 November 2008, by sean cruz On honoring Chicano hero Cesar Chavez in Portland, Oregon. Honoring Chicano hero Cesar Chavez. Rex's Page. Faithful Airedale companero. The Voter-Owned Democracy Commentaries. Voter-Owned Democracy, Portand-Style ...

[edit] Fausta’s Blog » Blog Archive » Let then, eat cake … on inaguration day

9 November 2008, by Fausta Fausta, donde vamos a parar? Pat Patterson Says: November 10th, 2008 at 1:36 am. If we could drop Cesar Chavez Day is a state holiday in California I would be all in foavor. Jeremayakovka Says: November 10th, 2008 at 4:42 am ...

[edit] Day Around the Bay

6 November 2008, by voting%20at%20the%20laundry.jpg There was an election. (40 Going on 28, Sweet Melissa, Calitics, Melanie Morgan, Daily Clog, SFBG, SF Weekly)MUNI graveyard at Cesar Chavez and Indiana resurrected (Curbed)Prop 2 passed! Joyous news, right? (Gay Species)Eve Batey, creepy Facebook commenters, ...

[edit] Environmental AmeriCorps Positions (novato)

2 November 2008, by PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Volunteers in Service to the Environment (VSE) AmeriCorps Program of Conservation Corps North Bay (CCNB) (previously the Marin Conservation Corps) will address the intersection of three critically important needs in Marin County: 1) The stewardship of Marin’s natural lands, habitats ...

[edit] 9/5: McCain's Moment

5 September 2008, by While conservative bloggers didn't love John McCain's speech as much as they loved Sarah Palin's, most of them thought it was effective. In fact, many righty bloggers are comparing it favorably to Barack Obama's well-received speech from last Thursday. Paul Mirengoff argues that McCain "seemed ...

[edit] Found More GOP Lies

5 September 2008, by Originally published at Toni KatVixen Live. You can comment here or there. I wasn’t planning on doing another post, but the more surfing on the news, the more crap I find on the Republicans and the more pissed off I am. And the what makes me even madder is the MEDIA doesn’t call them on it!!! There ...

[edit] Sarah Palin is Jim Jones and the GOP Convention is Her Jonestown

5 September 2008, by To the media, Moose McPalin could not fail last night. It was pre-ordained from the beginning of yesterday’s news cycle that this speech would rock the dust off every Republican cock in the house. Perhaps it was the media’s way of saying sorry for actually doing its job the last few days by vetting Sarah Palin, since Quick Draw McCain forgot to between reruns of Matlock and Family Feud. The only way the speech would have failed was if Palin had fingerfucked John McCain’s swollen prostate duri

[edit] Educating the GOP on Community Organizers

4 September 2008, by This is an extremely powerful peace. It is a must read. Educating the GOP: A Photo History of Community Organizers From the Daily Kos: by BonnieSchlitz Thu Sep 04, 2008 at 10:13:06 AM PDT After watching the malicious speeches last night mocking Senator Obama, and by proxy, cynically attacking all of us who support our local communities, I thought it would be prudent to educate the Republican Party on the historical role of community organizers. For a quick reminder, let’s recap Giuliani’s snar

[edit] Thick White Crust - NON-MIGRANTS

3 September 2008, by Thick White Crust - NON-MIGRANTS September 3rd, 2008 by N.L. Belardes BAKERSFIELD, CA- It’s time for a breakdown. The magic realism had already started. Sugar skull ghosts and sparks of firework lightning bolts. It was September 10, 2001, Las Vegas. I just had a summer of dreams: airplanes, white tunics, exploding casinos. I left my girlfriend that day. I was going to hitchhike to California across the Mojave Desert the next morning, September 11th. Somehow, as the story will say, I got to

[edit] Labor Pains: Unions, the Mass Media, Economy, and an Anti-Worker Administration

2 September 2008, by ... by Walter Brasch Once a year, I and a few dozen other reporters and columnists write a Labor Day story. And, like most Americans we don't remember our history. We don't remember that the Knights of Labor created the first Labor Day in 1882 and that Congress made it a national holiday ...

[edit] Labor pains: Unions, the Media, the Economy, and the Bush Administration

1 September 2008, by Once a year, I and a few dozen other reporters and columnists write a Labor Day story. And, like most Americans we don’t remember our history. We don’t remember that the Knights of Labor created the first Labor Day in 1882 and that Congress made it a national holiday in 1894. Almost none of us will write about the personalities of the labor movement. About Mother Jones (1830-1930), the militant “angel of the coal fields” for more than six decades. About “Big Bill” Haywood (1869-1928) who orga

[edit] Labor pains: Unions, the Media, the Economy, and the Bush Administration

1 September 2008, by Once a year, I and a few dozen other reporters and columnists write a Labor Day story. And, like most Americans we don’t remember our history. We don’t remember that the Knights of Labor created the first Labor Day in 1882 and that Congress made it a national holiday in 1894. Almost none of us will write about the personalities of the labor movement. About Mother Jones (1830-1930), the militant “angel of the coal fields” for more than six decades. About “Big Bill” Haywood (1869-1928) who orga

[edit] Labor Pains: The Media, the Administration, and the Economy

1 September 2008, by Once a year, I and a few dozen other reporters and columnists write a Labor Day story. And, like most Americans we don’t remember our history. We don’t remember that the Knights of Labor created the first Labor Day in 1882 and that Congress made it a national holiday in 1894. Almost none of us will write about the personalities of the labor movement. About Mother Jones (1830-1930), the militant “angel of the coal fields” for more than six decades. About “Big Bill” Haywood (1869-1928) who

[edit] Labor Pains: The Media, the Administration, and the Economy

1 September 2008, by Once a year, I and a few dozen other reporters and columnists write a Labor Day story. And, like most Americans we don’t remember our history. We don’t remember that the Knights of Labor created the first Labor Day in 1882 and that Congress made it a national holiday in 1894. Almost none of us will write about the personalities of the labor movement. About Mother Jones (1830-1930), the militant “angel of the coal fields” for more than six decades. About “Big Bill” Haywood (1869-1928) who

[edit] Trance Politics: Are We Completely Distracted Yet?

1 September 2008, by Maybe the Rethuglicans think that no one in America will think about any serious issues until after November if they continue to provide tons of distraction, both intentional and unintentional. If that's their strategy, it's working unbelievably well in both Left and Right Blogistan and the traditional media.Two quick, recent, simple examples of the phenomenon:Example 1. There has been lots of blogging about Sarah Palin's not being the mother of her youngest child, the claim being that her daugh

[edit] Join Our National Companies This Thursday (Cleveland)

28 August 2008, by Start here to be a part of one of these companies.  Contact us: altekcenter.com An international convention is held annually in cities across the globe for members to meet other Lions elect the coming year's officers and partake in the many activities planned At the convention Lions can participate ...

[edit] Administrative_ Post Your Resume For National Co. Tuesday In Memphis Area (Memphis)

26 August 2008, by If you would like to be a part of one of these companies start here. Contact us: jc13.biznesspage.org neighborhoods to higher-profile venues mainly on Capitol Hill and especially in the Pike-Pine corridorSince then she has been performing as soloist recitalist and chamber musician in the major musical ...

[edit] Celebrate Cesar Chavez Day on March 31 | Scholastic.com

26 August 2008, by unknown Teacher Advisor Marissa Ochoa shares activities to commemorate the achievements of Cesar Chavez.

[edit] First-Day Jitters Aren't Just for Students

26 August 2008, by In those last few seconds before the beginning of the school year at 7:45 a.m., Paul Murdock's baby face was a mask of concentration. As he stood outside Room 23, a column of almost two dozen fifth-graders marched right at him. He was nervous. It was his first day of class at Langley Park-McCormi... ...

[edit] AmeriCorps Tutor-Mentors Part-time (San Fernando Valley)

22 August 2008, by Youth Policy Institute's AmeriCorps is a great opportunity for young people to make a difference in their lives and the lives of others. YPI AmeriCorps places Members in Los Angeles County elementary, middle, and high schools to offer tutoring and enrichment activities to underprivileged students. Members ...

[edit] Portland street renaming proposals: Chávez group is behind

11 August 2008, by As noted here Saturday, there are now two street renaming proposals floating around in Portland -- one to rename NE and SE 42nd Avenue after fantasy writer Douglas Adams, and another to rename a street that has not yet been identified for César Chávez. It would be shocking if the City Council ...

[edit] A Glimpse at New Schools: Cesar Chavez Academy Central

5 August 2008, by In large part due to its remarkable success with its original Pueblo school, the Cesar Chavez School Network is expanding. 2008 brings the opening of Cesar Chavez Academy-North Central in Colorado Springs, open to students in kindergarten to 8th grade. The free public charter school is authorized by the state’s Charter School Institute. The original Cesar Chavez Academy (CCA) has forged an excellent reputation. Working with a high-minority and high-poverty student population, CCA has helped ne

[edit] Bilingual Secretary Needed at Used Car Dealership (1200 E. Cesar Chavez)

21 July 2008, by We are currently looking for a bilingual secretary to handle our phone calls and office/administrative duties. Applicants should be self-motivated and very good with people. You must be on time every morning and ready to work. Duties will be answering and relaying phone calls, taking messages, accepting ...

[edit] Substitute Teachers (Washington, DC)

16 July 2008, by The first Cesar Chavez Public Charter School was founded in 1998 in response to lagging academic performance and exceedingly low high school graduation and college matriculation rates among District of Columbia public school students, especially among minority and low-income students. ...

[edit] More---Laraza Re post ( Hateville)

14 July 2008, by "The Race" sponsors militant ethnic nationalist schools SUBSIDIZED BY YOUR TAX DOLLARS At least (10 million in federal education grants).The schools include "Aztlan Academy in Tucson,Arizona the Meyicayoti Academy in Nogales,Arizona,academia Cesar Chavez Charter school in St.Paul,Minn.And ...

[edit] Upcoming Summer and Early Fall Events in San Jose

10 July 2008, by (News News and Information) San Joses summer festival season kicks off this month with a variety of great festivals activities and events now through SeptemberAmong the endless choices for fun San Jose is proud to host three of the biggest festivals of the season the San Jose Obon Festival taking place ...

[edit] Expanding Car Lot Needs Bilingual Salesperson (4802 S. Congress)

9 July 2008, by Long Motors is looking for an enthusiastic self motivated bilingual salesperson to help us keep up with the demand of our 2 locations. You cannot deny the buying power of the Hispanic market so here is your chance to take advantage of it and get your share. For over 3 years Long Motors has proudly served ...

[edit] I Dare You To Read This... (Prov.)

8 July 2008, by There are African Americans, Mexican Americans, Asian Americans, Arab Americans, etc. And then there are just Americans. You pass me on the street and sneer in my direction. You Call me 'White boy,' 'Cracker,' 'Honkey', 'White Trash', 'White Shit', 'Whitey,' 'Caveman' ... and that's OK. But when I call ...

[edit] As Modesto Bikers Organize, Police Boot Comes Down

2 July 2008, by As Modesto Bikers Organize, Police Boot Comes Down: Modesto Police Plot Gang War as Riders Unify By James Anderson A version of this story will appear in Modesto Anarcho #8. www.geocities.com/anarcho209 Tonight, motorcycle bike clubs, riders, and supporters in the Modesto and greater Central Valley ...

[edit] Field Day Weekend Activities

29 June 2008, by Well, this weekend is “Field Day”: one of the big contest weekends for amateur radio. Basically hams go off grid, travel to campgrounds and the like, and operate from there. It was perhaps supposed to indicate some kind of emergency preparedness, but really, it’s just an excuse for a contest ...

[edit] Quotes of the Day

22 June 2008, by Here are a few I feel are appropos the day after the Friday FISA massacre: Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. Frederick Douglass We must keep demanding, all of us, who oppose the assault on our liberty, whether from the right or the left. It may ...

[edit] CAMPAIGN NOTES: Obama doesn’t need no stinkin’ federal money

21 June 2008, by The only thing that would have made Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama’s rejection of funds from the public campaign finance system more perfect would have been if a Barack Backer had done his best impersonation from the film “Treasure of the Sierra Madre” in saying, “we don’t need your stinkin’ money.” That is the case for the Obama campaign, which earlier this week became the first presidential nominee to turn down the federal funds that in theory put all presidential campaigns on a