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and administrator spans more than
40 years, 31 of which have been
spent at CSU campuses.
In his convocation address,
Rush said, “I have been privileged
to serve as the president of CSU
Channel Islands and I'm honored,
more than I can say, to have held
in trust—for the once and future
students and the good people of
Ventura County and the region—
this marvelous idea of a university.
Over the past 15 years, I have been
honored to work with innovative
faculty and staff, creative students,
and engaged alumni. In addition,
I am tremendously grateful for
the support that the university has
received from the community.”
As the first president of CSU
Channel Islands, Rush hired the
faculty and senior administrative
team, oversaw the creation and
implementation of the university’s strategic, academic, fiscal
and physical plant master plans,
as well as the infrastructure, road
improvements and the acquisition
of land for campus expansion. He
also led the university’s efforts
to achieve initial accreditation
from the Western Association of
Schools and Colleges, as well as
the most recent re-accreditation of
the university.
“President Rush will forever
be memorialized for his role in
establishing and building the reputation of our newest campus,”
said CSU Chancellor Timothy P.
White. “He is leaving a lasting
and living legacy of academic
excellence that has not only made
CSU Channel Islands the campus
of choice for graduating high
school seniors and community college transfer students in Ventura
County but also across the state. I
credit President Rush’s character,
charisma and passion for students
and learning for the caring culture
at CSU Channel Islands. He has
fostered a strong collegial spirit
supported by a deep commitment
to shared governance. His involvement in the community, coupled
with the strategic partnerships that
he has initiated and nurtured, will
benefit many future generations of
students. I will personally miss his
wit, optimism and sound counsel
as we have worked together to
expand access to underserved
students and increase degree completion rates.”
Rush built the academic program and helped the campus bring
in more than $16.4 million in federal grants, expanding outreach and
access to underserved students
in the region. During his tenure,
the campus was also designated
as a Hispanic Serving Institution,
(with more 25 percent of its students self-identifying as Latinos)
making the campus eligible for
federal funding. One hallmark of
his 15-year tenure as president is
the number of strategic partnerships he forged to expand research
opportunities for faculty and
undergraduate students. Through
his work with local community
colleges and K-12 school districts,
he has worked to support increased high school graduation and
college admission rates.
Rush has also actively worked
with the business community to
ensure the relevancy of the curriculum and expand internships and
service learning opportunities for
students. He created a partnership
with Cottage Hospital to offer the
first bachelor’s degree of nursing
program in Santa Barbara County.
With the Channel Islands National
Park, he launched the Santa Rosa
Island Research Station to expand
undergraduate research across various academic disciplines. In concert with a Nobel Peace prize laureate, he established the California
Institute for Social Business to
foster social enterprise efforts and
expand service learning opportunities for undergraduate students.
Moreover, he has helped the campus garner nearly $49 million in
contributions to support student
scholarships, micro-grants for
research and scholarly activity for
faculty, and academic programs.
Rush has been recognized
for his leadership and character
with many national and regional
awards. Beloved by students,
Rush was twice named the President of the Year by the California
State Student Association. He also
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hundred dollars passport to visit
Tijuana," said Marie an American, whom the last name was
reserved.
This resident of San Diego
said that now "I will think twice"
before visiting the southern
border.
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in Tijuana estimated that about 25,000 pedestrians cross daily the border
between Mexico and the United
States through the pedestrian
crossing at San Ysidro, whether
for work, education, shopping
and entertainment purposes.
Mario Lopez, director of the
consulting firm The Border
Group, regretted that these initiatives might impair fluency in
border traffic.
"About 95% of people who
come and go are the same people, Mexico is creating an expensive system for a very small
population,” he said.
Lopez said it would helped
to conduct an information campaign before the measure was
implemented, so travelers knew
the requirements and advantages.
He said that many Americans
still do not have passport although it is required to re-enter
the country.
The Mexican government
opened new facilities to pedestrian crossing at San Ysidro, it
included a row for those who
are not Mexican citizens to show
their passport and fill out a reg-
istration form.
In case they are staying in
Mexico for more than seven
days, foreigners must pay twenty
dollars for a six-month permit.
Rodolfo Figueroa Pacheco,
chief of the National Migration
Institute (INM) in Mexico, said
that the measure seeks greater
security, to have a monitoring
and recording of those entering
the country.
Meanwhile, another passerby,
Bill Vazquez, said that Mexico
is entitled to ask for a passport
as we do to foreign nationals
entering the United States.
"I do not know that they were
about to ask for passports, but I
understand their motives, I just
hope that after a while the rows
don’t get longer," he said.
Richard R. Rush will retire as president of CSUCI at
the end of the 2015-2016 academic year.
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President Barack Obama is not
ruling out endorsing one of the
candidates in the 2016 Democratic presidential primaries,
White House spokesman Josh
Earnest said.
"I wouldn't rule out the possibility of an endorsement in the
Democratic primary," Earnest
said, adding that - regardless
of who he might endorse in the
primaries - whoever winds up
being the Democratic presidential nominee will enjoy the
president's full support.
Earnest was responding to a
question about reports that Vice
President Joe Biden may decide
to mount a presidential campaign
for the third time in his life, having
made bids for the party's nomination in 1988 and 2008.
If Biden decides to run - something that he is said to be considering but about which he had made
no public decision as yet - this
would constitute a very serious
challenge to former Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton, the current
front-runner for the Democratic
nomination.
Both Biden and Clinton competed against Obama for the 2008
Democratic nomination, but
they wound up serving in key
posts in his administration, respectively as vice president and
secretary of state, although the
former first lady stepped down
from that post in 2013.
If both Biden and Clinton run in
the primaries, Obama will find
himself torn between supporting his loyal vice president or
the party's current front-runner.
received the President’s Award
from the National Association of
Student Personnel Administrators.
Within Ventura County, he has
been lauded for his contributions
to the community and vision. He
was named Educator of the Year
by the Camarillo Chamber of
Commerce, received the President’s Award from the local chapter of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People (NAACP), earned the
Distinguished Community Leader
Award from the Ventura County
Leadership Academy, was named
to the Class of 25 over 50 by the
Ventura County Star, earned the
Dr. James F. Cowan Award of
Excellence in Education from
the Ventura County Economic
Development Association, and
was awarded the title of Honorary
Base Commander for Naval Base
Ventura County.
Rush came to CSU Channel
Islands from Minnesota State
University, Mankato, where he
spent nine years as president. He
was specially chosen to build the
newest CSU campus given his
experience—he played a key role
in the founding of CSU San Marcos, where he served as the vice
president-in-charge, and later as
the executive vice president. Prior
to that time, he was a professor of
English Literature, director and
dean at San Diego State University, North County, which later became CSU San Marcos. He began
his career in higher education at
San Diego State, where he was an
assistant and associate professor.
Rush holds a bachelor’s in
classics, English and philosophy
from Gonzaga University and a
master’s in English literature, as
well as a Ph.D. in English renaissance literature, from University
of California, Los Angeles. He
also attended the Institute for Educational Management at Harvard
University.
In the coming months, the CSU
Board of Trustees will begin a
national search to select a new
campus president.
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Exhibit explores local’s
Mixtec origins
Hüicho Lé in front of one of his painting that are in display
at the Kwan Fong Gallery Art and Culture.
Paintings that explore an Oxnard resident’s Mixtec origins
are on display through Sept. 26 at
California Lutheran University.
A reception for “Hüicho!”,
which features art by Hüicho
Lé, will be held at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4, in the Kwan Fong
Gallery of Art and Culture on the
Thousand Oaks campus.
Lé combines contemporary
imagery with themes and colors from indigenous Mexico.
He paints to bring respect and
honor to his people and to build
bridges. His paintings depict the
beauty he sees in his life, with an
emphasis on family and friends.
Born to immigrant farmworkers in Watsonville and raised
in Oxnard as a member of the
community of Mixtecs from the
Mexican state of Oaxaca, Lé
has loved creating art since his
kindergarten teacher asked him
to make a tempura painting.
After high school, he joined
the Marines. A sergeant in an
infantry division, he served
two tours in and
near Iraq as a
machine gunner.
After he returned home,
drawing and
painting helped
him cope with
post-traumatic
stress disorder
and a traumatic brain injury.
In particular,
painting self-portraits allowed
him slow down and focus on
healing mentally and physically.
Through the GI Bill, Lé graduated from The Art Institute of
California - Los Angeles with a
bachelor’s degree in multimedia
and animation. Later, he attended
Cal Lutheran through the Yellow
Ribbon Program and completed
bachelor’s degrees in art and
Spanish in 2012. With the mentorship of associate professor of
art and Kwan Fong Gallery curator Michael Pearce, Lé gained
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Oxnard City Council has authorized the invitation to bid on Project Specification Number
PW13-15-R2 (Rebid) for the Localized Pavement Maintenance Project. The work will consist
of sealing pavement cracks and removal of failed
areas and replacement with asphalt concrete for
several neighborhoods. The work designated in
this specification will require the Contractor to
possess a State of California General Engineering Contractor's License, Class A to be considered as a prime contractor qualified for award of
this project. Public Works Contractor Registration Law (SB 854) requires that all Contractors
and Subcontractors be registered with the State
Department of Industrial Relations (DIR). Per
City policy no engineer’s construction estimate is
provided for public bid projects.
Plans and Specifications will ONLY be available to review or for purchase directly from the
City’s online Plan Room, CyberCopy - www.cybercopyreprographics.com, or phone (805) 4326738; fax (805) 715-1535 for a non-refundable
fee of $75.00 plus $25.00 shipping and handling
starting on MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2015. The
Plans and Specifications may be obtained in electronic medium format-CD’s for a non-refundable
fee of $35.00 including shipping and handling.
For further bid information you may contact
General Services Contract Procurement Office,
Phone (805) 385-7821.
A non-mandatory Pre-Bid Conference will be
held in the City Council Chambers, Civic Center, 305 W. Third St., Oxnard at 9:30 A.M. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2015. All prospective bidders are urged to attend.
All contractors will pay prevailing wages for
each classification and type of worker under the
California State Department of Industrial Wage
Determinations. The HIGHER of the State or
Federal Wage Rate-when required, shall be used.
These determinations are included in the specifications. All pertinent wage determinations must
be posted on the job site. A 10% Bid Bond is required for all bids submitted and the successful
Bidder will be required to provide a Payment &
Performance Bond equal to 100% of the contract
price. Successful Bidder may request that the
City enter into an Escrow Agreement for security
deposits in lieu of retention.
Each bid shall be submitted on the bid documents
(BLUE BID SHEETS) provided as part of the
bid package and the bidder MUST be a PLAN
HOLDER OF RECORD. All bids must be received at the Office of the City Clerk, Administration Building, 305 West Third Street (East
Wing), Oxnard, CA 93030 before 2:00 P.M. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2015. Immediately thereafter, all bids shall be publicly
opened by the City Clerk and Procurement Agent
in the Council Chambers, 305 West Third Street,
Oxnard, CA 93030.
FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THIS
PROJECT PLEASE DIRECT ALL QUESTIONS
TO GENERAL SERVICES – 805-385-7821.
Published VCVN Dates: 08/27/15 and 09/03/15
SUPERIOR COURT
OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF VENTURA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
APPLICATION OF:
TAMARA LYNN HILL
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
FOR CHANGE OF NAME
CASE NUMBER:
56-2015-00470086-CU-PTVTA
TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS:
THE COURT FINDS that Petitioner(s) TAMARA LYNN
HILL has/have filed a petition
with the clerk of this court for a
decree changing the applicant's
name from (1) LEI LANI LYNN
FRAZIER to LEI LANI LYNN
ZOEY (2) TAMARA LYNN
HILL to TAMARA VIOLET
LYNN
THE COURT ORDERS that all
persons interested in this matter
appear before this court to show
cause, if any, why the petition
for change of name should not
be granted on: SEP 18, 2015,
at 8:30 a.m. in Department 20,
located at: SUPERIOR COURT
OF CALIFORNIA, County of
Ventura, 800 S. Victoria Ave.,
Ventura, CA 93009.
Any person objecting to the
name changes described above
must file a written objection
that includes the reasons for the
objection at least two court days
before the matter is scheduled to
be heard and must appear at the
hearing to show cause why the
petition should not be granted.
If no written objection is timely
filed, the court may grant the
petition without a hearing.
A copy of this Order to Show
Cause shall be published at least
once a week for four successive
weeks prior to the date set for
hearing in a newspaper of general
circulation, printed in the County
of Ventura.
Filed: JUL 24, 2015
Dated: JUL 24, 2015
/s/ BY ORDER OF THE COURT
MICHAEL D. PLANET
Ventura Superior Court
Executive Officer and Clerk
By: DEBRA RAMOS
Deputy Clerk
Published:
VCVN AUG 13, 20, 27, SEPT 3, 2015
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT FILE No. 2015080410015433-0 The following person(s)
is (are) doing business as:
RIVERA PROMOTIONS
1481 3RD ST
SIMI VALLEY, CA 93065
COUNTY OF VENTURA
Full Name of Registrant(s):
EDUARDO RIVERA
1481 3RD ST
This business is conducted by an
Individual. The registrant commenced
to transact business under the fictitious business name or names listed
above on 06/01/15. This statement
was filed with the County Clerk of
Ventura County on August 04, 2015.
By signing below, I declare that all
information in this statement is true
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an understanding of what he
needed to do to become an asset
to his community. In 2013 and
2014, he served as the first artist-in-residence at the Carnegie
Art Museum in Oxnard.
Admission to the exhibit is
free. The Kwan Fong Gallery,
located in Soiland Humanities
Center, is open to the public 8
a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through
Saturday. For more information, call Pearce at 805-4447716 or visit CalLutheran.edu/
kwan_fong.
and correct. A registrant who declares
as true information, which he or she
knows to be false, is guilty of a crime.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ EDUARDO RIVERA
NOTICE - In accordance with subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a fictitious
name statement generally expires at
the end of five years from the date on
which it was filed in the office of the
county clerk, except, as provided in
subdivision of section 17920, where it
expires 40 days after any change in the
facts set forth in the statement pursuant
to section 17913 other than a change in
residence address or registered owner.
A new fictitious business name must
be filed before the expiration. The
filing of this statement does not itself
authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the
rights of another under Federal, State,
or Common Law (see section 14411
ET SEQ., Business and Professions
Code). PUBLISH:
VCVN AUG 27, SEPT 3, 10, 17, 2015
ALOHA RANCH
6500 MEADOWGLADE DR.
MOORPARK, CA 93021
COUNTY OF VENTURA
(1) MICHAEL F. EVANS
MOORPARK, CA 93021
(2) HALLIE L. EVANS
MOORPARK, CA 93021
This business is conducted by a
General Partnership. The registrant
commenced to transact business under
the fictitious business name or names
listed above on 8/1/87. This statement
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ MICHAEL F. EVANS AND
HALLIE W. EVANS
MICHAEL F. EVANS
PARTNER
Code). PUBLISH:
VCVN AUG 27, SEPT 3, 10, 17, 2015
BLACKLIST STUDIOS
924 FIRST ST.
FILLMORE, CA 93015
COUNTY OF VENTURA
ARTURO JUNIOR TELLEZ
924 FIRST ST.
FILLMORE, CA 93015
individual. The registrant commenced
to transact business under the fictitious
business name or names listed above
on N/A. This statement was filed with
the County Clerk of Ventura County
on August 05, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ ARTURO JUNIOR TELLEZ
Code). PUBLISH:
VCVN AUG 27, SEPT 3, 10, 17, 2015
EDITHEZTILIZTA
BEAUTY SALON
1976 N. VENTURA RD.
OXNARD, CA 93036
COUNTY OF VENTURA
EDITH CHAVEZ OROZCO
401 MARY HERRERA LN
APT. A
OXNARD, CA 93033
on August 21, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ EDITH CHAVEZ OROZCO
Code). PUBLISH:
VCVN AUG 27, SEPT 3, 10, 17, 2015
STATEMENT FILE No. 20150817-
Ashley Madison, a web site that helps people arrange extramarital affairs, learned
of the data theft on July 12. The theft of data from adultery
web site Ashley Madison could be
linked to the suicides of two clients, Canadian authorities reported
last Monday. The Toronto police, who are in
charge of the investigation of the
theft of data from more than 30
million Ashley Madison clients,
also warned about the appearance
of companies that are fraudulently offering to eliminate from the
Internet information leaked by
cyber-pirates. Toronto Police superintendent
Bryce Evans said during a press
conference that "Criminals have
already engaged in online scams
10016217-0 The following person(s)
P.J.S. TRANSPORT
5100 N VENTURA AVE
VENTURA, CA 93001
COUNTY OF VENTURA
FONZ RENE RENTARIA
1101 PORTHOLE COURT
OXNARD, CA 93030
on August 17, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ FONZ RENE RENTERIA
Code). PUBLISH:
VCVN AUG 27, SEPT 3, 10, 17, 2015
PRODUCE 79, INC.
2401 EASTMAN AVE.,
SUITE 22
OXNARD, CA 93030
COUNTY OF VENTURA
PRODUCE 79, INC.
by claiming to provide access to
the leaked website. By clicking on
the links, you are exposing your
computers to malware." He added that "Nobody is going
to be able to erase the information"
published online by a group of
hackers known as "Impact Team." At the press conference, Evans
warned Impact Team that its actions are "illegal" and will not be
tolerated. The Toronto police also said that
Ashley Madison clients are receiving emails in which they are being
asked for payment in the form of
Bitcoins, a cyber-currency. Evans said that Avid Life Me-
2401 EASTMAN AVE.,
SUITE 22
OXNARD, CA 93030
This business is conducted by a Corporation. The registrant commenced to
transact business under the fictitious
on 01/27/2015. This statement
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ PRODUCE 79, INC.
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population stable for
half a decade
Survey and American Community
Survey, using the widely accepted
"residual method."
The unauthorized immigrant
population estimate includes people who have been granted temporary relief from deportation under
various federal programs. Last
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year, President Barack Obama
took executive action to expand
an existing program and establish
a new one that would offer work
permits and deportation relief to
an estimated 5 million unauthorized immigrants. The actions
- which are on hold because of
a lawsuit by 26 states - would be
open to unauthorized immigrants
who were brought to the U.S.
illegally as children, or who are
parents with a child who is a U.S.
citizen or legal permanent resident, as long as they meet certain
requirements.
By Jeffrey S. Passel and D'Vera Cohn
An estimated 11.3 million unauthorized immigrants lived in
the U.S. in 2014, according to a
new preliminary Pew Research
Center estimate based on government data. This population has
remained essentially stable for
five years after nearly two decades
of changes.
The recent overall stability
contrasts with past trends. The
unauthorized immigrant population had risen rapidly during the
1990s and early 2000s, from an
estimated 3.5 million in 1990 to
a peak of 12.2 million in 2007.
It then dropped sharply during
the Great Recession of 2007-09,
mainly because of a decrease in
immigration from Mexico.
The overall estimate has fluctuated little in recent years because
the number of new unauthorized
immigrants is roughly equal to the
number who are deported, leave
the U.S. on their own, convert to
legal status, or (in a small number
of cases) die, according to the Pew
Research analysis. The new unauthorized immigrant total includes
people who cross the border illegally as well as those who arrive
with legal visas and remain in the
U.S. after their visas expire.
Pew Research estimates that,
since 2009, there has been an
average of about 350,000 new
unauthorized immigrants each
year. Of these, about 100,000 are
Mexican, a much smaller share
than in the past. In the years lead-
In the last few years Latin America Immigrants have been remained stable in the country.
ing up to the Great Recession,
Mexicans represented about half
of new unauthorized immigrants.
Due to the slowdown in new illegal immigration since the Great
Recession, unauthorized immigrants are less likely than those in
the past to be recent arrivals. The
share of unauthorized-immigrant
adults who have lived in the U.S.
for a decade or more has nearly
doubled, from 35% in 2000 to
62% in 2012, according to a Pew
Research estimate released last
year. Only 15% in 2012 had lived
in the U.S. for less than five years,
compared with 38% in 2000.
Because they are more likely to
be long-term residents, unautho-
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Oxnard City Council has authorized the invitation to bid on Project Specification Number
UD15-38 for the Orchard Park Neighborhood
Street Resurfacing Project. The work will consist of resurfacing existing asphalt concrete pavement; milling; placement of concrete pavement;
ARAM cape seal; and all related work per plans
and specifications. The work designated in this
specification will require the Contractor to possess a State of California General Engineering
Contractor's License, Class A to be considered
as a prime contractor qualified for award of this
project. Public Works Contractor Registration
Law (SB 854) requires that all Contractors and
Subcontractors be registered with the DIR. Per
City policy no engineer’s construction estimates
are provided on public bid projects.
Plans and Specifications will ONLY be available
to review or for purchase directly from the City’s
online Plan Room, CyberCopyUSA - www.cybercopyreprographics.com, or phone (805) 4326738; fax (805) 715-1535 for a non-refundable
fee of $75.00 plus $25.00 handling starting on
MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2015. The Plans and
Specifications may also be obtained in CD format for $35.00 including shipping & handling.
For information you may contact General Services Contract Procurement Office, Phone (805)
385-7821.
A non-mandatory Pre-Bid Conference will be
held in the City Council Chambers, Civic Center, 305 W. Third St., Oxnard at 9:30 A.M. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2015. All prospective bidders are urged to attend.
All contractors will pay prevailing wages for
each classification and type of worker under the
California State Department of Industrial Wage
Determinations. The HIGHER of the State or
Federal Wage Rate-when required, shall be used.
These determinations are included in the specifications. All pertinent wage determinations must
be posted on the job site. A 10% Bid Bond is required for all bids submitted and the successful
Bidder will be required to provide a Payment &
Performance Bond equal to 100% of the contract
price. Successful Bidder may request that the
City enter into an Escrow Agreement for security
deposits in lieu of retention.
Each bid shall be submitted on the bid documents
(BLUE BID SHEETS) provided by the City’s
On-Line Plan Room -CyberCopy and the bidder
MUST be a PLAN HOLDER OF RECORD. All
bids must be received at the Office of the City
Clerk, Administration Building, 305 West Third
Street (East Wing), Oxnard, CA 93030 before
2:00 P.M. on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,
2015. All Bids shall be publicly opened immediately thereafter by the City Clerk and Purchasing
Agent in the Council Chambers, 305 West Third
Street, Oxnard, CA 93030.
FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THIS
PROJECT PLEASE DIRECT ALL QUESTIONS
TO GENERAL SERVICES – 805-385-7821.
Published VCVN Dates: 08/20/15 and 08/27/15
(1) JUANITAS INCOME
TAX SERVICES
(2) JUANITAS INCOME TAX
446 N A ST
OXNARD, CA 93030
COUNTY OF VENTURA
JOE RUNAS
2608 BALBOA ST
OXNARD, CA 93030
on August 12, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ JOE RUNAS
Code). PUBLISH:
VCVN AUG 20, 27, SEPT 3, 10, 2015
CENTRAL NURSERY
4350 SANTA CLARA AVE
OXNARD, CA 93036
COUNTY OF VENTURA
JOSE A ROSALEZ
2140 VANDA LANE APT 114
OXNARD, CA 93036
on August 06, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ JOSE A ROSALEZ
rized immigrants also are increasingly likely to live with children
born in the U.S. Pew Research
Center estimates that in 2012, 4
million unauthorized-immigrant
adults, or 38%, lived with their
U.S. born children, either minors
or adults. In 2000, 2.1 million
unauthorized-immigrant adults,
or 30%, lived with their U.S.born
children. (The total number of
unauthorized immigrants with
adult or minor children born in the
U.S. may well be higher, as these
figures do not count those whose
children live elsewhere.)
The Pew Research estimates are
based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau's Current Population
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AZTECA WIRELESS &
ACCESSORIES
229 W LOS ANGELES AVE
MOORPARK, CA 93021
COUNTY OF VENTURA
(1) LUIS C ORDAZ
1771 FLORENTINA DR
OXNARD, CA 93030
(2) MARTHA P ORDAZ
1771 FLORENTIA DR
OXNARD, CA 93030
This business is conducted by a
Married Couple. The registrant commenced to transact business under the
fictitious business name or names listed
above on 9-16-10. This statement was
filed with the County Clerk of Ventura
County on July 28, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ LUIS C ORDAZ
Code). PUBLISH:
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BETTER PRICE
AUTO GLASS
1800 PIEDMONT ST
OXNARD, CA 93035
COUNTY OF VENTURA
EDGAR QUIROZ
1800 PIEDMONT ST
OXNARD, CA 93035
Individual. The registrant commenced
on N/A. This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Ventura
County on July 30, 2015. By signing
below, I declare that all information
in this statement is true and correct.
A registrant who declares as true
information, which he or she knows
to be false, is guilty of a crime. (B &
P Code § 17913)
/s/ EDGAR QUIROZ
NOTICE - In accordance with subdi-
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SENIOR SERVICE
CENTERS
1161 VALLEY HIGH AVE
THOUSAND OAKS, CA 91362
COUNTY OF VENTURA
RICHARD PERSI
1161 VALLEY HIGH AVE
THOUSAND OAKS, CA 91362
on July 23, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ RICHARD PERSI
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PASSION HAIR DESIGN
3465 SAVIERS RD
OXNARD, CA 93033
COUNTY OF VENTURA
GRACIELA MEZA-PÉREZ
3301 CITRUS ST.
OXNARD, CA 93036
business name or names listed above on
8-4-15. This statement was filed with
on August 04, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ GRACIELA MEZA-PEREZ
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SOS QUALITY CLEANING
1697 CALLE DIAMONTE
NEWBURY PARK, CA 91320
COUNTY OF VENTURA
JAQUELINE GAMEZ
PACHECO
1697 CALLE DIAMONTE
NEWBURY PARK, CA 91320
on July 27, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ JAQUELINE GAMEZ
Code). PUBLISH:
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CLINICAS DEL CAMINO REAL,
INC. - EAST SIMI VALLEY
4370 EVE ROAD
COUNTY OF VENTURA
CLINICAS DEL CAMINO
REAL, INC.
200 SOUTH WELLS RD
VENTURA, CA 93004
This business is conducted by a Corporation. The registrant commenced
on 07/01/2015. This statement was
filed with the County Clerk of Ventura
County on August 04, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ CLINICAS DEL CAMINO
REAL, INC.
ROBERTO S. JUAREZ
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER
Code). PUBLISH:
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ACUMEN CONSULTING
801 EBONY DR
OXNARD, CA 93030
COUNTY OF VENTURA
FRANK HAGAN
801 EBONY DR
OXNARD, CA 93030
on August 07, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ FRANK HAGAN
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HACKER PROOF DATA
2731 ERRINGER RD #78
COUNTY OF VENTURA
RAMON MORALES
2731 ERRINGER RD #78
on July 23, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ RAMON MORALES
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S. G. DALEY MFG. CO.
5345 N. COMMERCE AVE. #10
MOORPARK, CA 93021
COUNTY OF VENTURA
SCOTT G. DALEY
11907 WILLEWOOD CT
MOORPARK, CA 93021
business name or names listed above on
8-6-15. This statement was filed with
on August 06, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ SCOTT G. DALEY
authorize the use in this state of a ficti-
tious business name in violation of the
Code). PUBLISH:
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STATEMENT OF WITHDRAWAL
FROM THE PARTNERSHIP OPERATING UNDER A FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME FILE No.
20150807-10015711-0
THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S)
HAS (HAVE) WITHDRAWN AS
A GENERAL PARTNER FROM
THE PARTNERSHIP OPERATING
UNDER THE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME:
AMERICAN SANITATION
950 MOUNTAIN VIEW
OXNARD, CA 93030
The date on which the fictitious
business name being withdrawn was
filed: 11-12-2013. The file number
to the fictitious business name being
withdrawn: 20131112-10017141-0.
The county where the fictitious business name was filed: VENTURA
COUNTY.
Full Name and Residence of Withdrawing
Partner(s):
(1) DIANA ELIZABETH
GUERRERO
641 HAZELWOOD DR
OXNARD, CA 93030
(2) OMAR RAYMUNDO
GUERRERO
641 HAZELWOOD DR
OXNARD, CA 93030
THIS STATEMENT WAS FILED
WITH THE COUNTY CLERK OF
VENTURA COUNTY ON AUGUST
07, 2015.
as true information which he or she
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ DIANA ELIZABETH
GUERRERO
OMAR RAYMUNDO
GUERRERO
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VENTURA COUNTY
BUSINESS MACHINES
1860 EASTMAN AVENUE
SUITE 109
VENTURA, CA 93003
COUNTY OF VENTURA
VENTURA COUNTY
BUSINESS MACHINES LLC
1860 EASTMAN AVENUE
SUITE 109
VENTURA, CA 93003
This business is conducted by a Limited Liability Company. The registrant
commenced to transact business under
the fictitious business name or names
listed above on 7/9/2015. This statement was filed with the County Clerk
of Ventura County on July 09, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ VENTURA COUNTY
BUSINESS MACHINES
LLC
ADAM WRIGHT
MEMBER
Code). PUBLISH:
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GONZALES MARKET INC
1335 W GONZALES RD
OXNARD, CA 93036
COUNTY OF VENTURA
GONZALES MARKET INC
1335 W GONZALES RD
OXNARD, CA 93036
This business is conducted by a Corporation. The registrant commenced
on Aug 04, 2015.
(B & P Code § 17913)
/s/ GONZALES MARKET INC
DOLORES DOMINGUEZ
LOPEZ
PRESIDENT
Code). PUBLISH:
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Página B 4
PERIÓDICO VIDA 08-27-15
78 años de casados: La pareja
casada por más tiempo
¿Quién puede decir que es nieta
de una pareja que ha cumplido 78
años de casados? ¿Quién puede
decir que conoce a alguien que
tenga tantos años de casado?
Dicen que con tantos divorcios,
hoy en día puede ser difícil poder
conocer o encontrar a una pareja
con estas cualidades. Sin embargo,
Mary Ann Edwards y su familia
puede afirmar todo lo contrario.
El domingo, 16 de agosto, la
familia de Mary Ann Edwards
tuvo una celebración muy especial
en la Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de
Guadalupe en Oxnard, en la que
ella y su familia celebraron los
setenta y ocho años de casados de
sus abuelos, Jesús y Soledad Hernández. A esta celebración asistieron cinco generaciones diferentes
ya que Jesús y Soledad tienen 7
hijos, 18 nietos, 26 bisnietos y 11
tataranietos quienes expresaron
tener una gran felicidad de poder
tenerles todavía. Una de sus nie-
tas, Mary Ann Edwards dijo que
es una verdadera bendición poder
compartir con ellos y el tenerles
en la familia. La familia se sentía
llena de emoción y felicidad de
compartir un momento como este.
Jesús y Soledad han vido en Oxnard la gran mayoría de sus vidas
y son originarios de Puruandiro
y Janamuato Michoacán respectivamente.
El Señor Jesús cumplió 100
años de edad el pasado 13 de agos-
to y es el mayor de 7 hermanos y
la Señora Soledad cumplirá 98
años el 17 de septiembre y es una
de cinco hijos. Marylou Sandoval,
quien es la hija menor de Jesús y
Soledad y madre de Mary Ann, comentó que a la celebración asistie-
ron amigos y familiares de todas
partes de California y México, por
ejemplo Palm Springs, el Condado
de Orange, Mexicali y Tijuana. El
Obispo (retirado) Jesús Madera
fue quien celebró la misa y comentaron que es un amigo cercano de
la familia. Javier y Dolores Ocho
se sienten muy orgullosos de poder haber sido padrinos de sus 75
años de casados. La Señora Ochoa
dijo que es un orgullo y algo muy
especial porque nadie espera ser
padrino de alguien que tenga
tantos años de casado. Asimismo,
mencionó que la linda pareja fue
reconocida en mayo pasado por la
Marriage Wealth y por el mismo
presidente Obama quien les envió
una carta de felicitaciones por
cumplir tantos años de casados,
al igual que el Papá Francisco.
También fueron reconocidos por
el Condado ya que son la pareja
que más años llevan de casados
y se les reconoció en la Feria de
Ventura. Después de la misa, la
familia siguió con la celebración
en el Elks Club de Oxnard, donde
celebraron en grande el hecho de
tener a esta feliz pareja casada por
ya más de 78 años.
Página B5
La obesidad en los tejidos
favorece el cáncer de mama
Las células precancerosas que crecen en tejidos grasosos tienen más probabilidades
de convertirse en un tumor maligno que las que crecen en tejidos con menos grasa.
El efecto de la obesidad en los
tejidos de los pechos favorece el
desarrollo del cáncer de mama,
del que ya se sabía que era un
factor de riesgo para esta enfermedad, según un estudio publicado
en la revista "Science Translational Medicine". El incremento de la rigidez en
los tejidos de grasa de las mamas
modifica la comunicación química entre las células y esto favo-
El porcentaje de jóvenes hispanos de entre 18 y 19 años que
ni estudian ni trabajan, los llamados "ni-ni", ha pasado de afectar
a uno de cada cinco durante la
crisis de 2009 al mínimo histórico del 16% en el 2014, según
datos publicados por el Centro
de Estudios Pew. El porcentaje se acerca a la
media nacional del 14% y es
solo superado por la comunidad
afroamericana, que tiene un 19%
de sus jóvenes en esa situación,
considerada por los economistas
un indicador clave para determinar si el país se arriesga a una
"generación perdida". La recuperación económica
ha permitido que un porcentaje
menor de jóvenes hispanos no
trabaje ni estudie y que haya
incluso caído por debajo de los
niveles de los años previos a la
recesión desencadenada a finales
de 2008 con la crisis financiera. Por ejemplo, en el caso de los
jóvenes "ni-ni" de raza blanca, el
porcentaje fue en 2014 superior
al de los niveles previos a la recesión, al pasar del 10% de entre
2004 y 2007 al 12% de 2014. La mejora del dato entre los
jóvenes hispanos se explica
principalmente porque la caída
del desempleo fue más rápida
entre latinos que entre blancos
o afroamericanos, al pasar del
32% de 2010 al 19% en 2014
entre aquellos de edades comprendidas entre 16 y 19 años. Además, más hispanos que
nunca se matriculan en centros
de educación superior y universidades, mientras que los índices
de fracaso escolar en secundaria
han caído a su mínimo histórico. Un alto porcentaje de "ni-ni"
es visto como un preocupante
adelanto de personas con persistente desempleo o condenadas
a trabajos mal remunerados y
con pocas garantías de mejora
económica.
Son menos los jovenes que
ni estudian ni trabajan
rece el crecimiento de tumores,
según concluye la investigación,
elaborada por expertos de tres
instituciones de Estados Unidos. Los científicos estudiaron el tejido mamario de personas obesas
y de personas con peso sano, así
como tejidos mamarios de ratones
con obesidad. En la investigación, algunos ratones a los que se les puso a dieta
experimentaron la desaparición
de algunos de esos efectos, pero
esto no se ha comprobado con
personas. Los científicos determinaron
que las células precancerosas que
crecen en tejidos grasos tienen
más probabilidades de convertirse en un tumor maligno que las
células que crecen en tejidos con
menos grasa. El diagnóstico para las pacientes con cáncer de mama que son
obesas suele ser peor que para el
de las mujeres que tienen un peso
normal. Sin embargo, muy pocos tratamientos contra el cáncer de mama
están dirigidos especialmente a
las mujeres con obesidad. De ahí, sostiene esta investigación, la importancia de conocer
lo que sucede a nivel celular para
poder desarrollar tratamientos
más efectivos. Los responsables del estudio
proceden de las universidades
Cornell University y Weill Cornell Medical College y el centro
de investigación del cáncer Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center, todos ellos situados en
Nueva York.
Página B 6
Ramón Ayala hará una colaboración
con el reguetonero Daddy Yankee
Ramón Ayala confesó además que le gustaría trabajar con Paquita la del Barrio y con el grupo
Voz de Mando, con quienes también ya ha tenido varios acercamientos.
El acordeonista mexicano Ramón Ayala aseguró que entre sus
próximos proyectos se encuentra
una participación especial con el
reguetonero puertorriqueño Daddy Yankee. "Tengo un tema para él y muy
pronto lo grabaremos juntos", dijo
el conocido músico mexicano en
rueda de prensa. Ayala, abierto siempre a cualquier tipo de fusión, se mostró
feliz de poder colaborar con Daddy Yankee, quien curiosamente
también se llama Ramón Luis
Ayala Rodríguez. El acordeonista confesó además
que le gustaría trabajar con Paquita la del Barrio y con el grupo Voz
de Mando, con quienes también ya
ha tenido varios acercamientos. El reconocido "rey del acordeón" se mostró muy satisfecho
con los logros que ha tenido a lo
largo de su vida artística y comentó que no ha pensado en el retiro
y de manera categoría aseguró:
"Mientras tenga salud, seguiré
adelante". Dijo que ya está preparando una
película en la cual abordará varios
de los momentos y situaciones con
los que se ha enfrentado en estas
cinco décadas de trayectoria. "Esta película será de mi vida,
desde que era chiquillo y comencé a tocar el acordeón. También
abordaré la época en la que formé
parte del grupo Los Relámpagos
del Norte". Asimismo, la cinta incluirá
algunos de los momentos desagradables por los que ha atravesado,
como cuando fallecieron sus padres y no pudo estar con ellos por
"motivos de trabajo". Ramón Ayala es uno de los principales exponentes de la música
norteña, género musical que ha
visto cómo en los últimos tiempos
los espacios para su difusión se
han visto reducidos debido al gran
número de bandas sinaloenses que
están surgiendo. Este hecho ha generado competencia entre ambas corrientes
musicales del género regional
mexicano, aunque Ramón Ayala
se mostró confiado en el futuro de
la música norteña. "La música norteña no es de
ahora ni de ayer, es de muchos
años. Las nuevas generaciones se
inspiran con nuestra música y así
seguirá siendo. La música norteña
tiene su lugar", dijo. El intérprete destacó que muchos grupos surgieron gracias a
la influencia de su música: "Intocable se hizo con mi música y su
primer éxito fue un tema de mi
hermano. En este género, yo he
sido padrino de muchos artistas
como Invasores de Nuevo León,
Barón de Apodaca y Carlos y
José". Ramón Ayala actualmente promueve su 113 producción discográfica, disco que lleva por
título "Como el topo", del que se
desprende el sencillo homónimo. Paralelamente, el artista está
lanzando al mercado la marca
de tequila "Tragos amargos", en
referencia al popular éxito de su
repertorio musical. Ganador del Grammy y Grammy Latino, Ramón Ayala actuará
el 11 de septiembre en Las Vegas
(Nevada) para continuar al día
siguiente en Coachela (California)
y un día más tarde en Madera, en
el mismo estado.
AVISOS CLASIFICADOS
TRABAJOS
VENTAS
CASAS
USTED PUEDE PONER SU ANUNCIO AQUÍ
ES FÁCIL, ECONÓMICO Y MUY EFICAZ
SE VENDE
SE VENDE
FORD EXPEDITION
Ford Expedition del año 2005.
tiene 172,000 millas. La vendo
por $5,900. Para más información
llame a cualquier hora al teléfono
433-1715.
#0827J
SE VENDE
NISSAN ALTIMA
SE VENDE
CHEVY SILVERADO
Chevy Silverado del año 1999,
está en buenas condiciones, aire
acondicionado, es eléctrica, tiene
130, 000 millas, 3 puertas es cabina y media. La vendo por $2,300 o
la cambio por un carro chico. Para
más información llame a cualquier
hora al teléfono 648-2270 dejar
mensaje.
#0827
PONGA aquí su anuncio.
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SE VENDE
CAMIONETA FORD
SERVICIOS
YO SOY JARDINERO
#0622
#0903
SERVICIOS
SE ARREGLAN
Se arreglan secadoras, lavadoras,
estufas, microondas y lava trastes. Soy técnico capacitado y con
muchos años de experiencia. Para
más información llamar a Servando al teléfono 890-3154.
#1121
YO ECHO
CEMENTO
Yo ofrezco mis servicios, echo
cemento, lizo o estampado, con
color o al natural. Hago buen
trabajo y a bajos precios y con
mucha calidad. Tambien hago
bardas de bloque de cemento.
Para más información llamarme
al 487-7641 o al celular 827-2444.
483-1008
JARDINERO
DISPONIBLE
Servicios de jardinería con más de
20 años de experiencia. Podamos
árboles, cortamos pasto y ofrecemos servicio de jardinería completo. También instalamos sistemas de
irrigación. Trabajo bueno, bonito y
barato. Para más información comuníquese con Gilberto Ramírez
llamando al (805) 814-5133.
TRABAJADOR
CONTRATISTA
Trabajos de plomería, electricidad, cemento, paredes, azulejo,
baños, bardas, pintura interior y
exterior, adiciones, jardines, patios y más. Ningún trabajo es demasiado pequeño o grande. Oferta: Cambio de apagador eléctrico
$15. Oferta: Pintamos un cuarto
regular de 10x10 por $99, sólo
el trabajo. Gran servicio, buenos
precios. ¡Garantizado!
M.B. Remodeling
General Construction
Llame al teléfono 766-6221
Lic. #958407
GENERAL CLEAN-UP
GARDENING
Yard, Sprinklers repairs, installation, fake grass installation, concrete
work, tree trimming, tree removal and tree plant. Stump grinding,
fence painting. Marin Landscape for
more info: 390-7822 or visit
www.marinlandscape.biz
PLOMERO
Se hacen trabajos de plomería,
destapado de drenajes, limpiamos
muy bien, si se necesita cortamos
tubos o usamos agua a presión.
También detectamos fugas de
agua. Arreglamos o cambiamos
llaves de agua. Cambiamos
calentadores de agua (boilers),
también reemplazamos tazas
de baño. Nuestros trabajos
están garantizados. Para más
información y presupuestos
gratis llamar al 890-8931.
#DE 0212-0430
Yo ofrezco mis servicios como
jardinero. Hago buen trabajo
y a precios módicos. Para más
información llamarme al 4877641 o al celular 827-2444.
Ford F-150 del año 2005, en
buenas condiciones, eléctrica,
128,000 millas, automática. La
vendo por $6,800 o mejor oferta.
Para más información llame de
8 a 6 de la tarde al teléfono
487-0106.
AUTOS
SE VENDE SERVICIOS SERVICIOS
En venta: Autos, Camionetas,
Vans, Suv's y Camiones. ¡Usted
puede poner su anuncio aquí! es
fácil, economico y muy eficaz.
Nissan Altima del año 2003. 4 cilindros, en buenas condiciones. Lo
vendo por $5,750. Para más información llame a cualquier hora al
teléfono 276-4189.
#0827C
Página B7
#0419
OPORTUNIDAD
SE VENDE
Se vende lavadora y secadora
y también un refrigerador. Para
más informes, llame al teléfono
830-3392.
SE VENDE
Se vende una cama para niña, un
refrigerador chico y un recibidor
de 400 watts. Para más informes,
llame al teléfono 487-1357 llamar después de la 1pm
SE VENDE
Se vende carreola para niño o
niña por $35. Para más informes,
llame al teléfono 509-3192.
ESTUFAS,
LAVADORAS Y
REFRIGERADORES
Reparación y venta de
refrigeradores, lavadoras
y estufas. Buenos Bonitos y
Baratos. Para más información
llamar a Arnoldo al teléfono
(805) 890-5231.
SERVICIO DE
JARDINERO
Se ofrece servicio de Limpieza general, yarda, reparación e instalación
de rociadores, instalación de sácate artificial, trabajo de concreto,
podar árboles, remover y plantar
árboles molienda muñón y pintar
cercas. Llame a Marin Landsape al
390-7822 o visite
www.marinlandscape.biz
SE CORTAN
ARBOLES
Se cortan arboles de todos tipos y
de todos tamaños. Buenos precios
y hacemos muy buen trabajo. Para
más información llamarme al 4877641 o al celular 827-2444.
TRABAJOS
SE BUSCAN
CHOFERES
Para manejar camiones. Deben
tener licencia de manejar Clase
A. Para más información llamar
a Alma al Tel. (805) 258-1762
o a Serafín al: (805) 258-9974.
¿Busca Empleados?
Ponga aquí su anuncio
y los encontrará.
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Oración a
La Virgen María
Rezar 9 Ave Marías durante
9 días con vela encendida y
pedir 3 favores: 1 económico
y 2 imposibles y al octavo día
publicar esta oración en un
periódico. Al noveno día dejar
consumir la vela y aun sin fe se
cumplen.
Gracias Madre Mía.
L.Z.
#0729
SE VENDE MAQUINA
PARA LIMPIAR
ALFOMBRAS
Se vende maquina para limpiar
alfombras y lavar carros por
dentro. Muy buenas condiciones.
Es marca Heavyduty Task Master
Extractor. La vendo a buen
precio. Para más información
llame al 816-9922.
#0514
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VIDA
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Página B 8
Hallan 350 monedas de oro
valoradas en 4.5 millones
Submarinistas de una compañía "cazatesoros" de Florida han
recuperado del fondo marino de
Vero Beach, en la costa este del
estado, 350 monedas de oro valoradas en 4.5 millones de dólares y
procedentes de un galeón español
de principios del siglo XVIII,
informó la empresa. Menos de un mes después de
que una familia recuperara, utilizando un detector de metales, 60
monedas de oro valoradas en más
de un millón de dólares, la compañía 1715 Fleet-Queens Jewels,
poseedora de los derechos sobre
varios lugares del naufragio de la
llamada Flota Española de 1715,
ha hecho el anuncio de este nuevo
hallazgo. "Unas 350 monedas de oro,
incluidos nueve reales valorados
cada uno en 300,000 dólares, fue-
ron recuperadas los pasados 30 y
31 de julio", señala la compañía en
su web, donde también aparecen
fotografías de los submarinistas
exhibiendo las monedas. El tesoro está compuesto por
"cientos de escudos, doblones y
reales" que formaban parte del
cargamento de oro que transportaba la Flota Española de 1715,
que zarpó desde La Habana rumbo a España, pero once naves se
hundieron en las costas de Florida
debido a un huracán que se cobró
la vida de un millar de personas. Una parte del oro, la plata y
otros objetos que quedaron diseminados por el suelo marino fueron recuperados tras la tormenta,
pero los historiadores y "cazatesoros" creen que millones de dólares
en plata y oro permanecen todavía
en el fondo del mar. Los arqueólogos mexicanos hallaron un altar de cráneos prehispánico denominado "Huey Tzompantli" de Tenochtitlán en
el Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de México.
La compañía 1715 Fleet-Queens
Jewels, fundada en 2010 por William y Brent Brisben, es una de
las que opera en aguas de Florida. Si bien esta empresa afirma en
su web que su prioridad es "llevar
la asombrosa historia de la Flota
de 1715 al público" y "educar
a la gente sobre la colonización
española del Nuevo Mundo", en
otra, se convierte en almoneda de
oro, plata y artefactos extraídos. "Aquí está tu oportunidad de
poseer una pieza rara y valiosa
de la historia del tesoro de la
flota 1715. Tenemos escudos de
oro y reales de plata. También
ofrecemos monedas montadas
como joyas, así como balas de
mosquete, cañón y fragmentos
de cerámica", dice el anuncio de Unas 350 monedas de oro, incluidos nueve reales valorados cada uno en 300,000 dólares,
venta en una de las páginas de la fueron recuperadas en la costa este de las playas de Florida.
compañía.
Encuentran altar de
cráneos prehispánico
Arqueólogos mexicanos hallaron un altar de cráneos prehispánico en el Centro Histórico de la
Ciudad de México, denominado
"Huey Tzompantli" de Tenochtitlán, reveló el Instituto Nacional de
Antropología e Historia (INAH). El altar aparece en dibujos del
Códice Durán y en el Códice Matritense, los cuales corresponden
a la segunda mitad del siglo XVI
de la Nueva España. El primero, que relata la historia
de los mexicas, fue escrito por
el fraile dominico Diego Durán,
mientras que el segundo reúne
parte de la investigación etnográfica que realizó fray Bernardino
de Sahagún. "El interés de este hallazgo radica en que las fuentes históricas
nos mencionan y hacen alusión al
tzompantli y su función", dijo el
arqueólogo Eduardo Matos, uno
de los encargados de la investigación. Recordó que el tzomplantli "era
una estructura cuya función era
contener, a través de una serie de
varas y postes, cráneos de individuos decapitados en distintas
ceremonias". El altar de cráneos, de unos 45
centímetros de alto, fue hallado
encargado de realizar las excavaciones en el Templo Mayor, dijo
que el programa de Arqueología
Urbana ha localizado todas las
estructuras. Durante las casi cuatro décadas
que llevan excavando en la zona,
estimó, han detectado en más de
45 edificios vestigios ya sea paren el edificio de la calle de Gua- ciales o completos. temala, a unos metros del Templo
Precisó que de los 78 lugares de
Mayor, zona arqueológica aledaña Tenochtitlán que fray Bernardino
al Zócalo de la Ciudad de México. de Sahagún mencionaba en el
"El tzompantli, junto con otras códice, "el programa lleva más de
estructuras como el Templo de la mitad detectados". Cuauchicalco, ubicado en la zona
El experto dijo que el "Huey
poniente del Templo Mayor, o el Tzompantli" fue hallado en el
Juego de Pelota, comprueban que pasillo de acceso al edificio de la
en algunas pictografías y códices calle Guatemala, donde siguen los
del siglo XVI ya se dibujaban trabajos de excavación. estos edificios y la arqueología
El objetivo, señaló Matos, es
permite ratificar que allí están", que el altar no se cubra para que
apuntó. el público lo pueda visitar cuando
Matos, que desde 1978 es el terminen los trabajos.

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