Ruben Jauregui, CEO of Latino Institute for Corporate America. #LatinoEF #Latism
Discussing the empowerment of Latinos in corporate world, in politics, and in immigration issues.
Discussing the empowerment of Latinos in corporate world, in politics, and in immigration issues.
Latinos in Social Media (LATISM) is proud to announce San Luis Obispo as the second stop on the Latino2 California Tour.
Come join us on December 4, 2010, at the Cal Poly Performing Arts Center in San Luis Obispo. California’s Central Coast is the birth place of “La Causa”, the Latino civil rights movement. The conference will focus on the theme “Community and Collaboration in Central California: Then and Now.”
I won’t be attending Blog World Expo this year, unfortunately. But I still remember the fun I had last year. Part of that fun was going to see the amazing Cirque Du Soleil show, O.
[It looks like everything is back to normal on the blog, except for a few minor theme updates. Thanks for your patience!] Apologies, I’m fixing up the blog as it was hacked a couple of days ago.
Kevin Pollak (@kevinPollak on Twitter) made me bust up laughing at how he played the interviewee in this bit..oh, wait, it was really supposed to be an interview?
Alan Weinkrantz (@alanweinkrantz on Twitter) plays the “straight man” in this interview snippet at the 140 Conference in Hollywood. The 140 Conference is a unique collection of Twitter related presenters (“characters”) who present on an eclectic set of topics – everything from online psychics to personal online stories to global social media campaigns by major networks.
Panelists are Patricia Santana, Tim Z. Hernandez, Reyna Grande, and Belinda Acosta.
This is the news article that prompted the creation of this poll:
LAUSD to use fingerprint scans for school lunches
This is an interesting issue for several reasons: