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For pianist Osorio, passion drives a life in music
Jorge Federico Osorio knows firsthand the power of classical music to move young minds and hearts. "Many years ago I was playing a concert in a church in the Mexican city of Leon," the Mexican-born, Highland Park-based pianist recalls. "When I began...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Michigan Avenue, Mexico, Music
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Declined table at Mexican cafe, woman sparks political drama
MEXICO CITY -- Talk about a tough customer. Indignant that she didn't get a sidewalk table during the busy lunch hour at a swanky Mexico City bistro, the daughter of a chief federal regulator threatened to call her father and have the place shut down....
Tags: Abusive Behavior, Media Industry, Twitter, Inc., Mexico
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Activists urge Obama to speak out on Mexico's human rights record
MEXICO CITY -- Activists are attempting to spotlight human rights issues during President Obama's visit this week to Mexico, urging him to publicly condemn what they describe as Mexico’s abysmal record of torture, killings and forced...
Tags: Blackmail and Extortion, Drug Trafficking, Activism, Amnesty International, Civil Rights
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Go away with Nora Kirkpatrick
Born and raised in Iowa, Nora Kirkpatrick is enjoying quite the career. Besides her role as Rainn Wilson's girlfriend, Esther, on "The Office," she performs comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade and is part of the folk group Edward Sharpe and the...
Tags: Thailand, Trips and Vacations, Upright Citizens Brigade, London Theatre, Mexico
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President Obama's Mexico visit comes with backdrop of uncertainty
WASHINGTON — President Obama travels to Mexico this week amid signs that the relationship between the United States and its southern neighbor's new government faces a new period of uncertainty after years of unprecedented closeness forged by the...
Tags: Woodrow Wilson, John Kerry, Mexico, FBI, Prosecution
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U.S.-Mexico deal on expanded Gulf oil drilling still in limbo
ReutersBy Roberta Rampton WASHINGTON, April 29 (Reuters) - More than a year after the United States and Mexico signed a much-lauded deal that would remove obstacles to expanding deepwater drilling for oil in the Gulf of Mexico, the agreement still has not...Tags: Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, U.S. Congress, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, U.S. Department of State, Finance
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Staying with family -- the whole family
Tuesdays with MitchI recently visited my wife's family in Mexico. "You'll stay with us," they said. "Which of you?" I asked. "All of us," they said. At first, I thought this was a language barrier thing, the way these particular relatives say "I love you too much"...Tags: Mexico, 2010 Census
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Studies suggest smog raises risk of brain disease
NewsdayScientists in 2004 studied the brain tissue of children and young adults in Mexico who had died of accidents and were stunned by what they found -- a discovery that rocked the world of neuroscience and has gone largely untested until now. Almost all...Tags: Autism, Air Pollution, Research, Medical Specialization, Medical Procedures and Tests
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State Senate District 16 candidates adjust for low-turnout contest
The Fresno BeeIt's been a little more than two months since Bakersfield Democrat Michael Rubio abruptly resigned his 16th District state Senate seat, and already voters are casting ballots to pick his replacement. With the election wrapping up on May 21, there is...Tags: Same-Sex Marriage, University of California, Santa Barbara, Texas Tech University , Computing and Information Technology Industry, Voting
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Mexican journalists march to protest violence against reporters
MEXICO CITY -- Mexican journalists on Sunday marched in this capital and several other states to protest violence that has claimed the lives of co-workers and silenced news media in parts of the country. Chanting “Justice!” and “...
Tags: Abusive Behavior, Blackmail and Extortion, Journalism, Mexico, Murder
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Dorothy Shepherd Smith: Nationally recognized historian built Winter Park archives at Rollins
For more than a century, Dorothy Shepherd Smith was steeped in Winter Park life. Born and raised in Winter Park, she graduated from Rollins College with a bachelor's degree in 1933 and went on to become a nationally recognized historian. Through years...
Tags: Apopka, Winter Park, Trips and Vacations, Mexico, Nicaragua
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Juarez cartel leader inspired telenovela
El Paso Times, TexasA new Telemundo telenovela inspired by the former leader of the Juarez drug cartel has hit the air. "El Senor de los Cielos" ("The Lord of the Skies") airs at 9 p.m. weekdays on Channel 48-KTDO. The series began last week. The Spanish-language soap...Tags: NBCUniversal, Cosmetic Procedures, Surgery, Organized Crime, Telemundo (tv network)
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