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Month: August 2022

Supply Chain Now en Español Season Three Kicks Off August 29th
Espanol

Supply Chain Now en Español Season Three Kicks Off August 29th

This Pioneering Podcast Gives Voice to Spanish-Speaking Logistics Professionals Supply Chain Now en Español is here to give Latin American voices a chance to share stories, best practices, and insights from those who are currently creating change in our world.”— Enrique AlvarezATLANTA, GEORGIA, USA, August 29, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Supply Chain Now en Español, produced in partnership by Vector Global Logistics and Supply Chain Now, kicks off season three on Monday, August 29th on all major podcast platforms. The next phase of the pioneering podcast for Spanish-speaking professionals will present the best in all things logistics: best practices, technologies, organizations, challenges, and opportunities. Told through the storie...
Espanol

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may occur where they live. CERT trains volunteers in basic disaster response skills, such as: Fire safetyLight search and rescueTeam organizationDisaster medical operations Log In Search for a local program, register your group and stay connected on the CERT website. The CERT program offers a consistent, nationwide approach to volunteer training and organization that professional responders can rely on during disaster situations, allowing them to focus on more complex tasks. CERT in Action The below video offers a detailed look at the experience on a Community Emergency Response Team. Or check out the 30-second overview for a short clip...
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
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Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may occur where they live. CERT trains volunteers in basic disaster response skills, such as: Fire safetyLight search and rescueTeam organizationDisaster medical operations Log In Search for a local program, register your group and stay connected on the CERT website. The CERT program offers a consistent, nationwide approach to volunteer training and organization that professional responders can rely on during disaster situations, allowing them to focus on more complex tasks. CERT in Action The below video offers a detailed look at the experience on a Community Emergency Response Team. Or check out the 30-second overview for a short clip...
Espanol

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may occur where they live. CERT trains volunteers in basic disaster response skills, such as: Fire safetyLight search and rescueTeam organizationDisaster medical operations Log In Search for a local program, register your group and stay connected on the CERT website. The CERT program offers a consistent, nationwide approach to volunteer training and organization that professional responders can rely on during disaster situations, allowing them to focus on more complex tasks. CERT in Action The below video offers a detailed look at the experience on a Community Emergency Response Team. Or check out the 30-second overview for a short clip...
Just 4 car brands are on the way to the return of the Detroit Auto Show
Auto

Just 4 car brands are on the way to the return of the Detroit Auto Show

Editor's Note: This article has been updated with new information provided by the show's organizers. After a three-and-a-half-year delay due to COVID, the North American International Auto Show will resume next month, and its newly released media schedule suggests journalists on hand will be busy from morning till night. NAIAS will resume next month after a three-year hiatus. Shows are held at several locations downtown. At first glance, the media calendar shows 16 separate events, but closer inspection reveals that only three manufacturers are listed, including Jeep, Chevrolet, and Ford. Debut of the next generation, the 2023 Mustang. This essentially marks the lowest number of manufacturers attending since the local Detroit Auto Show turned into a...
Famous Entrepreneur and Founder of Sunforce Solar, Obed Dominguez, Shared his Journey to Success
Business, Leadership

Famous Entrepreneur and Founder of Sunforce Solar, Obed Dominguez, Shared his Journey to Success

Obed Dominguez is the CEO & founder of Sunforce Solar, a solar energy equipment manufacturing firm that designs and produces environmentally-friendly solutions for people looking to save money by not wasting it on pricey electricity bills but still get to do the things they need.  Obed was born in Mexico and migrated to America when he was five with his parents. He has always been an ambitious person with a goal to do something that can positively impact human life and nature. Due to this reason, he got into the solar business. His passion lies in helping others by offering support and advice so as to help them overcome problems in their lives and develop into better versions of themselves all around. In a recent interview Obed shared,  “I founded a solar sales comp...
Spelling en Español
Espanol

Spelling en Español

QUE BUENO—Camarillo resident Connor Koch, 11, competed last month in the 2022 National Spanish Spelling Bee in Texas. Connor was the only student representing California. Courtesy photo The 2022 National Spanish Spelling Bee in El Paso, Texas, was about to begin. Auditorium lights blazed down upon a nervous Camarillo student, Connor Koch, as he stood onstage at the Starlight Event Center, shoulder-to-shoulder with 23 other kids as they awaited their words. It was the first day of the two-day event, which took place July 29 and 30. Despite not coming from a Spanish-speaking family, 11-year-old Connor had made it to the national stage by winning, six months earlier, a friendly spelling competition of Spanish words among his classmates at University Preparation ...
Espanol

Best Spanish Movies on Netflix Las mejores películas en español en Netflix (August 2022)

The past few years have seen a boom of Spanish-language films, finding success at both the box office and during awards season. Many of the Oscars for Best Director since 2012 have gone to Spanish-speaking directors. That being said, "Spanish movies" is a broad term, with every Spanish-speaking country having its own unique and different cinematic history and traditions. This makes for a wide and exciting variety of movies, from prestige dramas to some of the best horror and thriller movies of the past decade to hilarious comedies and outrageous musicals. As with the culture of the many Spanish-speaking countries, movies in Spanish present a variety of genres and opportunities to offer something for everyone. That's why this list has a little for everyone, from horror fans to those...
Espanol

Best Spanish Movies on Netflix Las mejores películas en español en Netflix (August 2022)

The past few years have seen a boom of Spanish-language films, finding success at both the box office and during awards season. Many of the Oscars for Best Director since 2012 have gone to Spanish-speaking directors. That being said, "Spanish movies" is a broad term, with every Spanish-speaking country having its own unique and different cinematic history and traditions. This makes for a wide and exciting variety of movies, from prestige dramas to some of the best horror and thriller movies of the past decade to hilarious comedies and outrageous musicals. As with the culture of the many Spanish-speaking countries, movies in Spanish present a variety of genres and opportunities to offer something for everyone. That's why this list has a little for everyone, from horror fans to those...
She wanted to make theater in her native Spanish, so she founded her own S.F. company
Espanol

She wanted to make theater in her native Spanish, so she founded her own S.F. company

Virginia Blanco, founder and artistic director of La Lengua Teatro en Español, poses for a portrait during a rehearsal for “Las Azurduy” at Brava Theater Cabaret in San Francisco. Photo: Constanza Hevia H. / Special to The Chronicle Virginia Blanco kept thinking that surely someone else would create a bilingual Spanish-English theater company in San Francisco. She knew about Teatro Visión in San Jose, but that was too far away for her. She’d come to know many Latino and Spanish theater artists since she moved to the Bay Area from Argentina a decade ago, and their language abilities felt like an untapped theatrical treasure, especially for such a diverse metropolitan area. Time and again, she and other Hispanics spoke vaguely of doing a San Francisco show in Spanish together, but pla...