Saturday, April 18, 2009
Favorite Quote
"This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it ... Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense." Emerson
Monday, April 13, 2009
Her Secret is Patience, Series Three
Her Secret is Patience, Series Two
Phoenix Civic Space
Downtown Phoenix, Arizona
Photos take by Aaron Stiner
April 13, 2009 with Blackberry Bold, Series Two
Series One and Three
Downtown Phoenix, Arizona
Photos take by Aaron Stiner
April 13, 2009 with Blackberry Bold, Series Two
Series One and Three
Her Secret is Patience
Phoenix Civic Space
Downtown Phoenix, Arizona
Photos take by Aaron Stiner
April 13, 2009 with Blackberry Bold, Series One
Series Two and Three
Downtown Phoenix, Arizona
Photos take by Aaron Stiner
April 13, 2009 with Blackberry Bold, Series One
Series Two and Three
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Weekend weather prediction, east valley
A blog by Aaron Stiner
Saturday, April 11, 2009
My prediction for East Valley weather is we might see an afternoon or evening shower, but after that the wind is going to move in mid to late evening, clear out the clouds and the humidity and tomorrow will be a cool, clear, sunny day!
Perfect for playing outside in the yard.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
My prediction for East Valley weather is we might see an afternoon or evening shower, but after that the wind is going to move in mid to late evening, clear out the clouds and the humidity and tomorrow will be a cool, clear, sunny day!
Perfect for playing outside in the yard.
Friday, April 10, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Leticia de la Vara
Organizer extraordinaire
Civil Rights Forum
Major wisdom laid down today in the lobby. The panelists, Raul Yzaguirre, John Echohawk, Peterson Zah and (fourth name to come) are civil rights and community leaders, they are doers and thinkers and at today's event they were just telling truth.
Leticia was the lead behind the scenes making sure all the pieces fit together. And they did beautifully. The setup with John Echohawk as the lead speaker...telling me there are 4mm Natives in more than 500 tribes across the US, soveriegn nations mind you, 1% of the population...telling me that the US government holds their land in trust - whatever that means - and the supreme court ruled in the 1800s that Native tribes were not foriegn nations, rather a nation within a nation.
Then on the panel you had Raul Yzaguirre laying down the truth from beginning to end. The significant issue facing the Lation communities and Native communities is the shared legacy of conquest - bam! How conquest changes a culture and has implications for a culture that aren't shared or understood. We need to know someone's pain, we need to know their story he said.
A moving event, a learning moment definitely, filled with pretty heady talk. My kind of thing!
More pictures later. Maybe...
Nice work Leticia!
Organizer extraordinaire
Civil Rights Forum
Major wisdom laid down today in the lobby. The panelists, Raul Yzaguirre, John Echohawk, Peterson Zah and (fourth name to come) are civil rights and community leaders, they are doers and thinkers and at today's event they were just telling truth.
Leticia was the lead behind the scenes making sure all the pieces fit together. And they did beautifully. The setup with John Echohawk as the lead speaker...telling me there are 4mm Natives in more than 500 tribes across the US, soveriegn nations mind you, 1% of the population...telling me that the US government holds their land in trust - whatever that means - and the supreme court ruled in the 1800s that Native tribes were not foriegn nations, rather a nation within a nation.
Then on the panel you had Raul Yzaguirre laying down the truth from beginning to end. The significant issue facing the Lation communities and Native communities is the shared legacy of conquest - bam! How conquest changes a culture and has implications for a culture that aren't shared or understood. We need to know someone's pain, we need to know their story he said.
A moving event, a learning moment definitely, filled with pretty heady talk. My kind of thing!
More pictures later. Maybe...
Nice work Leticia!
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