http://www.stickontattoos.com.au I make my family and my girlfriend very secure, because they know that if, God forbid, something is going to occur where someone's going to try to cause them physical harm 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 njlatsko@aol.com SO AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL! MAMA NIKI 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.hirefitness.co.uk Really Good information. Exercise bike gives you more fitness to be the part of protest... 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 latsko1718@earthlink.net First! Thank you Catherine Cloutier! Looks so great to have our art experience celebrated online like this! and i'm so impressed reading everyone's comments. weeks now since the '20/20 Visionaries' the excitement continues to grow. we've had students in front of the murals outdoors, sketching! we've heard them in dialogue about content and technique. guests to the school have been immediately ushered to the walls to share in the thrill! i hear faculty colleagues imagining outloud the ways that they plan to incorporate the artwork. and i can testify to the fact that these huge demonstrations of shape and color are breathtaking, even at seven o'clock in the morning! -- making it a much better way to start the day. we're excited to discover how fast word's spread about the project --- that MORE artists are interested in visiting our school. we currently have artwork on our walls from nearly forty-five different artists. and many of these are in direct 'dialogue' with student work - side by side and overtop, in interactive ways. i must add that we have an afterschool club at manual arts that creates murals on campus. their work is equally brilliant and captivating. the artist/teacher from the program lent his own hand in the murals on the twentieth. we look forward to further growth of the project. and appreciate the support of our colleagues and our administrators. manual arts is one hundred years old this year. it's the oldest high school in LA still standing in its original footprint. jackson pollock and philip guston were students here together. we're proud of our students and the fine work they devote to the walls. AND proud of the chance to witness their being inspired by all of the artwork inside and out - their own and that of our artist/guests. manual arts has become a museum for what's real in art today, on the street, in our urban situation. a visual showcase. and the best part is it INCLUDES our students' voices - right alongside! i think pollock and guston AND their teacher frederick john de st vrain schwankovsky are somewhere, very proud! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.bogorview.com Just an update, Concord De La Salle defeats Crenshaw, 28-14, what a bummer. Mark my word, next September will be different. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.humblings.com Nice ordered information, I've been looking for this. Thank you 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.humblings.com All right, Babe's & Ricky's, cool place. This is a shout out to Mama Laura Gross, keep it up. Will visit again soon 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.uvvoka.com Unfortunately rethorics are sometimes required to attract poeple to support the program. I do believe that Arne Duncan has her heart in the right place and will try to do her best to make the program a reality. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.uvvoka.com This has shown that there are still many good people in this world, despite what media would have you belive. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.organichealthfood.info It's not only teaching kids a trade, it's also teaching them how to eat right. This is a great thing, I never had a culinary program at my school. I wish my high school had one, it probably would of been a fun class to take. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.organichealthfood.info It's great to see professional gourmet chef come to a school and teach the kids how important it is to eat healthy. After I watched a few documentaries on the subject, we all are eating too much processed food and sugar. Which overall leads to diabetes and being overweight. This is a struggle our whole nation is dealing with. One thing I've been doing with my food is baking it from now on, I don't fry any of my food. And if I ever use oil, I use organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil. A very healthy oil to use in your diet. I'm definitely going to pass this video around to my friends and family. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.organichealthfood.info Great speeches, I hope the reform goes well with the schools. It's definitely a challenge with all the diversity in the schools. But I think think everyone can come together as a community and succeed. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.organichealthfood.info Good for them, Bush had trillions of dollars for the war in Iraq but yet kids don't have text books. The system is so unbalanced today, things really need to be changed around. It's great to see students marching for their education, they have a right to! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.organichealthfood.info This is such a good think, if only it was a permanent. We need some kind of free health care just like other countries. It's great that the Remote Area Medical Foundation sponsors this event, I'm sure it helped thousands. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://biezhen.shijiacun.com 别针别针别针别针别针 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://biezhen.shijiacun.com 别针别针别针别针 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://biezhen.shijiacun.com 别针别针别针 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://shijiacun.com 施家村|施家村|施家村 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.sinyo-faucet.com/ The company abides by the enterprise quality prnciple of "to stress quality for existance, seek development by good credit" . It persists in the idea of "take the talents as its advantage, high technology is in the lead". Gather first-class talents; produce first-class products; create first-class enterprise. Now the company has over ten high, middle rank professional technicians. It adopts modern management means to provide energetic guarantee for the products quality. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 perrodinmustgo@yahoo.com Great article. I especially sympathize with your remarks about Perrodin. He is greedy, corrupt and powerhungry, and cares not about anyone who doesn't further his agenda or help line his pockets. He is also ethically questionable in various ways, not the least of which concerns some unwanted advances towards more than one co-worker. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 hubgallery@yahoo.com The City of Compton does not have an art gallery, picture frame shop, craft store or Aaron Brothers in the entire City. Could this be a part of the reason gang and low GPA's are present in low income communities? Pepsi is willing to help IF YOU HAVE NOT VOTED TODAY, DO IT NOW! HERE IS THE DIRECT LINK TO VOTE FOR THE AR...T 4 ALL PROJECT http://pep.si/cqR28L THANK YOU AND VOTE EVERYDAY IN MARCH! http://pep.si/cqR28L THANK YOU AND VOTE EVERYDAY IN MARCH!]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.rambohousemedia.com Any community concerned interviewers? I have several Los Angelus funeral home clients. Over the years I have seen the growing lack in our understanding with the importance of pre planning and other insurances. I can schedule interviews with Presidents of one or two of these organizations. (310) 570-2506 Dion Rambo. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.corazondechileno.cl Great article! RoboSkunks, thanks you! from Corazón de Chileno from Corazón de Chileno]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.corazondechileno.cl/ I liked that article, thanks for all your support RoboSkunks to the Chilean team, we expect to see us in LA. ¡¡ Vamos Chile !! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 laeducator@utla.net "Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages". Would you be willing to give up a little to save the jobs of your brothers and sisters at the elementary school level? 29 to 1 and 35 to 1 are not good numbers for teaching the skills that our kids need for them to be successful in middle and high school. Will you and your secondary brothers and sisters give up a little to help save the jobs of the 1,800 permanent elementary school teachers to save their jobs? 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 luman2@earthlink.net I appreciate reading about a community-based forum, especially one covering issues of people of color. I think the author wrote an interesting piece. I'd like to see more of this kind of reporting. Thank you, Luma Nichol 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 akulatunga@blkmgk.com.au Thank you for keeping the public informed. There is so much wickedness in the world our hearts ache for those who suffer so badly. stubby holders stubby holders]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.reztone.com Good one James! Keep up the dialogue and music!! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.sacramentoyeyoungqigong.com Free health care clinic is a a great idea. It should promoted as part of a health promotion program. alternative medicines alternative medicines]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 PFC9707@aol.com To Robert Orbea, please keep in mind that not all in Inglewood are ghetto poor trash. There are a few of us left who want to change this city. Oh, and by the way, the welfare office idea would be fitting for your town since Vegas has the highest numbers of welfare recipiants that I'm pretty sure out-number Inglewoods population! Nice shot though! With the recent changes having the "Used Car Preacher" Mayor Dorn stepping down, I would hope that we can finally get a real leader. The city still has far more benefits than you'd think the typical veiw it appears to be percived as, ie, Robert Orbea! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 washingtontanish@yahoo.com Awesome article! Thanks for letting the community know about Super Sunday and the importance of getting a college education! I really hope that Super Sunday helped students to make a solid decision to begin preparing now to attend college! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 cloutier@usc.edu There is a list of the fitness zone locations in this blog: http://www.intersectionssouthla.org/index.php/story/blog_fitness_zones_are_popping_up_around_south_l.a/ Hope that helps! http://www.intersectionssouthla.org/index.php/story/blog_fitness_zones_are_popping_up_around_south_l.a/ Hope that helps!]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 cloutier@usc.edu Hi Kelsey! I actually stumbled across this story when I was at Manual Arts covering another story. It was pure luck, but it worked out for me. If you would like to cover South LA, I could add you to my reporters list for Intersections. I send out a weekly email with story ideas like this one. Let me know! My email is cloutier@usc.edu. Thanks for the comment! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 kelseyjc@usc.edu Which parks in South LA have these new fitness zones? I'd like to visit with my family. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 kelseyjc@usc.edu Catherine, Thank you for sharing such an inspirational story. The project looks amazing! Question for you, how did you find out about this project in advance to cover it for Intersections? I'm a journalism student at USC and would love to report on projects like this in the future. Thanks again for the story, you did a great job! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 www.yanahpooh@aol.com hi daddy i miss you from being with you and teaching me how to drive it is so hard to be with out a dad but now your you are in a bettr place now.my gma and my gpa said hi my g ma said it it would be a plursere to meet you before you where gone and see what kind off man you where from carol my gma i luv you so much i do not know how to explain it what a blessing i have my hand on the sperrow when i am in curch i love you so much from daddy's 1 st little girl luv you so so so so so much but i know you love more than i do to you and i love you love,ps,daddy 1st girl and this is do u know who it is toyyanah deshanay ramclam luv you 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 allo_nathalie@yahoo.com What a fantastic idea! Kids play, parents exercise. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 ushawnharrington@yahoo.com when is the next festival please let me know thank you. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 elizabjh@usc.edu I'm pretty obsessed with what it means to be an "Angeleno" - and this event really brought all of those ideas to the fore. The identity of the city is always changing, and everybody has a story to tell here... that's what gives it the "spark"! Love for LA! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.startravestiler.com very successful thanks 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 bigmike@bigmikestudios.com I love the fortune cookies idea, I'd like to make my own with some carefully thought out fortune cookies! Nice ideas thanks. Jumping Castle Jumping Castle]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 andthenisaid@hotmail.com I agree with the previous posting but I believe that in such a sensitive situation you need to be careful of your word usage because not all people are as analytical as you and I are. Please be careful to specify that the students you are referring to are the students who were involved, and not just students at UCSD in general. The students here at UCSD do not share a collective stand other than in opposition to such heinous behavior. I am so appalled words just cannot express it. I am depressed, upset, just so many mixed emotions. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 josexlara@yahoo.com Great Job Martha and the parents of 28th street!! Great way to speak truth to power. We need more of this across the city! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 bob.ragsdale@braccohpf.com What a well written great piece of information. I remember that I was looking for something like this from a couple of months. I am glad that I found my way here by coincidence! drink coasters drink coasters]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://savefremont.org Fremont teachers, parents and students are protesting the reconstitution. More than half of the faculty have signed a petition to not reapply to the school unless the application process is rescinded and teachers/parents are decision-makers in the reforms for next year. Teachers had a community meeting with parents/community members last month with over 70 parents present. Most of them stayed after to plan phone calling and community walks to stop the reconstitution. Tomorrow Feb 26 7am, Fremont parents, students and teachers will have a press conference in front of the school to update the city about what they are doing to stop the dismissal of the faculty and the closure of 12 small learning communities on campus. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 ray7425@att.net I am a 69 year old WHITE male living in Compton, and I was disgusted at hearing about this "cookout". Compton is not an all black city. In fact, 65% of the residents are Hispanic, and there are many whites and other races in Compton as well. These students need to come to a Compton City Council meeting and make a public apology to all of the residents of Compton. After their apology they may want to visit the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. Very educational! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 idleme@hotmail.com What a shame, another piece of history disappears. I grew up in Inglewood and went to the Fox to see all of the late 60's and 70's flix. I used to live in Torrance as well and the city decided to sell their historic theater and put up CONDO's! For the love of money these heartless people see it fit to destroy something that they dont understand, art and history. Living in Vegas doesnt have the character Inglewood had before the gangs and other rif-raf moved in. I dont see anybody buying this gem since the neighborhood doesnt appreciate history and art. Maybe they can build a welfare office there, then you'll have a lot of foot traffic! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 sabrinaartel@yahoo.com Thanks for sharing this mural project that includes dialogue between the "outside" and the "inside" communities around ideas of sharing images. Including the students visual language with that of the known street artists seems a wonderful way to increase an expansion of conversation between the communities. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://tragedysend.bravehost.com Great article. Brief yet informative. "Give credit where credit is due. When your turn comes, you'll get yours, too" so paint my face on the wall where it belongs... 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.academicassociate.co.uk Great post about Compton City Hall. Thanks. Best wishes... 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 erikalane@gmail.com I do think this probably falls into the category of free speech, but that doesn't mean it has to go unnoticed. It's commendable that the university spoke out against it, but it's worth looking into ways that the university might be helping to support the fraternity, whether financially or with certain assistance it gives to organizations associated with the school. That might be a way it can show that it seriously finds such actions to be reprehensible. Unfortunately, fraternity groups on campus always seem to bring out the worst in college students, and for some reason we always let them get away with it by saying we have no control, that they are independent, that it's free speech. But there are always ways that a university assists or enables their presence on campus. While it's fair to allow them their "free speech", it doesn't mean they can't learn that their consequences for irresponsible and offensive behavior. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 erikalane@gmail.com Something I'm continually shocked by is how much our society is affected by the need for the latest and greatest cell phone, more than any other product. I have now lived in several third world countries, and couldn't help but notice that my cab driver almost always had a better phone than me. Same when I return home and someone working at a local fast food chain pulls out the latest iphone from his pocket. Why cell phones, in particular, have become so closely associated with status, around the world, is particularly disturbing. It seems people feel they can buy themselves a certain status by getting a certain quality of phone. That seems to make the consumerist culture even more dangerous, when products like these, we innately feel gives us some right to a certain kind of superiority. It's not just about buying because it's fun, we almost do see it as a necessity, and that's dangerous too. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 trianasilton@hotmail.com This is such an incredibly important issue, and to have this type of video coverage is so crucial to reach wider audiences about the importance of the education of our children. And to have the voice of the students available like this to share with other students creates great learning moments. I look forward to more! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 spanbocks@verizon.net As an architect and mother of LAUSD students, I'm delighted to see art in the schools - it looks really great! Having said that, I'm hoping that the pigs in suits or other negative imagery phase themselves out naturally. Perhaps the students could design the murals next time? 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.collagecollage.com Looks like a great project. I especially enjoyed the decision to not use drop cloths. I love the residue of the paint on the floor. It really gives energy to the work and sustains a sense of "LIVE". Awesome!!! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 allo_nathalie@yahoo.com I am always amazed by the power and beauty of art projects like this one. Art has a way of bringing people together - it's a common language and a unique way for each individual to express him/herself. Thanks for the article. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.handyman-manchester.net I don’t think we reached people in there but you never know. Maybe, for one of these kids, it will ring a bell downstream and they might display some courage to change society. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 s.branfman@verizon.net What a great project! I am so glad to have had the opportunity to hear about the interface between Los Angeles based artists and the students at Manual Arts. Wouldn't it be great if more of this could happen! Thanks for reporting on this extremely important, newsworthy, and inspirational project. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 ctrang@usc.edu Beautiful pictures! Love the different angles you took. Thank you for the report! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 myamerica1@aol.com As I watched this video I realized this was one of the first times I've heard student voices represented in press coverage of the LAUSD crisis. I was heartened by their activism, but troubled that as THE key constituents of LAUSD, they are so often left out of the conversation. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 sorryeric@yahoo.com Perrodin is a money-hungry, power-hungry thug. He believes in punishment for others, increased power for himself. He lacks compassion and perspective and is a blight both on Compton and the DA's office. Compton would be very wise to remove him from office. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 serenac@usc.edu Glad Intersections brings community concerns to the attention of a wider audience and includes citizen journalist videos. Hope to find out more about the issues that led to this march. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 robworonoff@hotmail.com Great article. As you point out, inter-generational teaching/learning is an essential element of any struggle for civil rights. And while it's important for young people to understand the struggles and contributions of those who came before them, it's equally important for all of us to know about those who came even before courageous people like Rosa Parks. Her watershed act did not come out of nowhere. Over a two-week period in April, 1947, Bayard Rustin, then of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, organized a group of black and white men to ride a series of buses throughout the south. Their goal was to raise awareness of a US Supreme Court ruling a year prior which outlawed racial segregation of passengers traveling on interstate motor carriers. During those two weeks, Rustin and many of the other black riders refused to sit at the back of buses. They were met with the same harassment, hostility and arrests that Ms. Parks experienced. But they also succeeded in tearing down a piece of the wall between black Americans and their full civil participation in society. Rosa Parks knew all about Rustin and his colleagues. It's imperative that our generation and those who come after us remember them as well. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 serenac@usc.edu Enjoyed this article. Learned a lot about the school. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 gbeesemyer@yahoo.com It is uplifting to hear a piece about arts and music programs in public schools actually receiving funding, supplies, and instruments. Being introduced to music was very formative to my youth; it gave me a chance to genuinely participate in my community and with other youths. It was often the only thing that made me feel good about myself. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 david@moore-consulting.net I didn’t understand the whole ‘slide in’ thing until I saw the video. The video answered all of my questions! Thanks. montreal asian escorts montreal asian escorts]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 elizabjh@usc.edu Yes, when we talk about suicide and ethnicity, it is generally perceived that suicide is a problem typically plaguing white males. However, it's not about race or color, it seems. It's about class. Middle class people are more likely to commit suicide than low or upper-middle class. I think, perhaps, that's because it can seem like the most hopeless struggle. People with less tend to help each other more and have more of a sense of community, people with a lot have plenty of options available for them in life, and everyone in between gets lost. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 allysonh@usc.edu Great story because suicide is not perceived as a pervasive problem within some ethnic communities. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.motherofmany.com Very good article. Thank you Mr. Williamson for carrying on Rosa Parks legacy. I've been doing my part for 10 years. I was fortunate to interview Mrs. Parks in Feb. 2000 and meet her later that year. Rosa Parks continues to be an inspiration in my life and I pass down her story to my students with the work I teach as the founder of Mother Of Many. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 elizabjh@usc.edu Don't you think that some kids hide in their rap music? I mean, it's like a refuge. But there is a vast difference between one kind and another. It seems that the more "commercialized" rap music gets, the more it gets corrupted by sexism, greed etc. Just compare Akon's debut album to his current stuff. Totally different. Same with Eminem. Both used to rap with feeling, and you could really feel it coming from the bottom of their souls. Now they just produce cheap club music about booty and booze. It used to be about struggle and determination. Check out Akon's "Ghetto" and Eminem's "'Till I Collapse". 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 ccarroll@marketplace.org Just goes to show that there's an appetite in LA for more of these food truck events. I know countless people who showed up and left because the line was too long. Hopefully, the organizers do this again...but with more space to accomodate everyone. Thanks for the report! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 kaytekeith@gmail.com Thanks for this article.. and thanks for the music that accompanies it! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 kaytekeith@gmail.com As a student at USC it is very encouraging to know that young people care enough about this issue to donate and participate. I feel that once a person becomes involved in an issue, they are more likely to do it again. Also, seeing fellow students who care influences others. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 karen.lowe@earthlink.net This economy has been so hard on so many people. But the story an ex-convict speaking on "In His Own Words" opened another window for me. I can't imagine training for work in prison and then -- as an ex-convict -- trying to find work and housing in this economy. And because he's on parole, he can't even go some place else where he might have a fighting chance to make a go of his life. A very compelling story. Congrats to the reporters who sought out this story and took the time to tell us. --Karen Lowe 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://isidrapersonlynn.com This is heartening to hear. Great read, great story. I am so glad that USC students care, 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.websitetasarimizmir.com Thanks for helpful information you catch up us with your instructional explanation. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 armandob@usc.edu I love Harold & Belles. The Creole food is the best I've had in L.A., although a tad pricey, but they give big portions, and you'll probably be taking some home. Also try the Whiskey Bread Pudding for desert. The atmosphere is laid back, and usually standing room only in the bar area. It's just one big social affair. Harold & Belles is about two miles west of USC, on Jefferson. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.sunshineyoga.com Obama really knows how to deliver a speech. 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Maria Morales is a wonderful teacher and we are fortunate to have her at Jefferson Community Adult School. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.radiantlyalive.com You are doing great job and thanks for this useful information. I plan to visit this website again in future. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 scatania@usc.edu Wouldn't it be great if someone came forward to save and restore this community gem? 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 lfurniss@usc.edu Great job you guys! The research was really thorough and I liked that you thoroughly covered multiple perspectives on the story. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.la.bbb.org/Business-Report/Bridges-To-Recovery-13194184 We're using that natural soul food concept to make soul food as tasty as it's always been, but now be healthy..Bridges To Recovery Bridges To Recovery]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://savefremont.org I am so tired of the teacher bashing. We want to be there. It is the community and parents who aren't involved. Now our school is about to lose many competent teachers as the district and the mayor meddle in public education without true reform. Unforms are their idea of reform. Maybe the mayor should ask himself to reflect on his behavior in school. Did he do his homework? Did he talk back to his teachers? Let's hear both sides. Many teachers and parents are unhappy with the mayors parthership schools. No real achievments have been made. What is truly neglected? The classroom. For all the talk of the importance of the teacher and the classroom, we have to buy our own paper and supplies, put up with disrespect, and now sweep and mop our own classrooms because a directive came down that because of budget cuts classrooms were no longer to be swept and mopped. But the bearacracies offices are. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.facebookprofilelayouts.com/ What high schools in Las Vegas NV have a culinary program?I'd like to know! I love to cook and my mom says if I don't find out anything by january I'll be stuck in private school until collage..Facebook backgrounds Facebook backgrounds]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 expreses1@gmail.com Hello, excellent site, very rich in content and correctly carefully thought out, personally I found here much interesting and useful.....Well! I am an obssessed blogger. I don’t see blogs as funny thing. I see blogsphere a platform to exchange knowledge and expertise… Logo gifts Logo gifts]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 eccidentinsurance@gmail.com The best of your posts in a long time, Shaun. Absolutely had me cracking up. Every time I think you can’t get any funnier, you go and write something like this. Logo gifts Logo gifts]]> 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://www.medyum.in thank you very mach. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://isidrapersonlynn.com I am very impressed with the stories of these murals. I had seen them but never knew the history. So much work had to go into gathering the details of a story such as this. Kudos to all involved! Isidra Person-Lynn House of the Rising Sons Media 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 umacs@aol.com The City Council is breaking the law by not allowing community members to sign up for speciic items and speak on them this is a Brown Act violation a very serious offense. One of a few crimes the District Attorney's office could actually prosecute these elected officials on in Compton. Although they all sit there quietly their mere refusal to even speak out against the instructions of the Mayor makes them co- conspirators. Prior to 2009 election you used to be able to sign up for specific items on the Agenda but the Mayor and his Council have changed our agenda to where you speak on agenda items and non agenda items at one time,whereas, before you spoke on them seperately. At one point he attempted to tell us we couldn't speak the councilperson's name specifically. Where he attempted to force us to accuse everybody on what one has done. He realized that dog couldn't hunt during turkey season. So then he forced us to speak on those agenda items at the same time we would speak on our audience comments. In an attempt to prevent us from pointing out specifically what item on the agenda gave Mayor Perrodin a campaign donation. For the record it is not illegal to receive a campaign donation in Compton. It is illegal to receive a campaign donation in lieu of a vote(that's pro quo government). It is also illegal if others vote knowing that you have received a campaign donation from someone and protects you so you do not have to vote on that contract. It is circumventing the process. That is a 1090 violation and a crime. Not only does our City Charter find this to be a crime but the State of California finds this to be a crime. I want to remind people these items that are on the Agenda, are your tax dollars being spent on the Agenda. They are not mere words on the page. The government is supposed to be inclusive. It is supposed to want to invite people in so they can be apart of the process. Our public officials do not want us to ask questions because they don't want us to know. So they refuse to answer a questions, which to me further magnifies the situation. William Kemp 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 business4real34@yahoo.com I am not suprised at all because Mr Abilogu has always been a PAN-AFRICANIST and will continue to represent africa its tradition,norms and value. PLEASE GO AHEAD WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!!! Ugbokodo wadoo.. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 scatania@usc.edu Interesting story. It will be fascinating to see if the drive to include everyone in the count this time around pays off. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 scatania@usc.edu Nice work, Melissa. It's great to see so many people coming out to celebrate King's legacy. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 http://backspin.us I was born in downtown LA and projects like this show me that there is something to be proud of going on there - instead of a place you just want to leave behind. 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00 ninofoto@hotmail.com Evie, it's so inspiring to see what work you are doing here and the obvious enthusiasm you are cultivating with your students. Brilliant! 2010-03-11 T;03:59:55+00:00