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Alternatives To Energy

  The first session that I attended featured Governor Jennifer Granholm, as well as T. Boone Pickens. As far as I was concerned, it was a great combination. Granholm, our governor, has been a huge proponent of diversifying our economy-one of those areas being research and development of alternative energy technologies. There’s also Pickens, who [...]

Don’t Talk About My Curves

Don’t Talk About My Curves

As I stood in line at the grocery store, a magazine title popped out at me:  “Oprah reaches 200 pounds!” I thought to myself, “So what? Big Deal!”  Everyone is obsessed with weight.  It seems that all the commercials on TV are promoting some sort of diet plan, diet pills, or exercise equipment.  The media is [...]

Art Just Got More Modern In Detroit

Art Just Got More Modern In Detroit

Cutting-edge, breaking boundaries, ever changing-these are words that could apply as much to modern Latinos as much as to the contemporary art featured at MOCAD. For those of you that don’t know, MOCAD (Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit) is southeast Michigan’s only contemporary art museum. It is located at 4454 Woodward Ave, in the heart [...]

Consejos para ganarse un poco más de dinero

Consejos para ganarse un poco más de dinero

1).  Hay varios sitios en el Internet que buscan personas que puedan trabajar por contratos o proyectos; como el sitio www.sologig.com .  A veces buscan traductores, representantes de servicio al cliente, abogados, etc.   2).  Si tienen libros que ya no necesitan o quieren hacer más espacio en la oficina, pueden vender los libros en [...]

Whose Is Bigger?

Whose Is Bigger?

Just the other day, the weirdest thing happened. I was over my friend Antonio’s house for his birthday party. It was a small shindig—just to celebrate his birthday. I won’t divulge his age, but let’s say that he’s a few years shy of 40. Yes…I did bust his balls a little bit. Antonio’s a good [...]

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