Tuesday, June 15, 2010

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June 15, 2010

Due to the rapid growth that is currently happening with Beyond the Wall, Carlos Velez, a graduate of Timber Creek High School, wanted to show support professionals taking photos for my project. The photos were taken to give a slightly more professional touch to the public support beyond the Wall. He came to my house, where all donations are, and I gladly took the photos. I want to thank Carlos for his good work and wish him the best in the world with everything you have planned in relation to his passion for photography.

Sunday, June 13, 2010

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already finished collecting

June 13, 2010















Photo Red Huber / Orlando Sentinel

I start the last phase in the U.S. on my current project: to help more needy people Colombia in the next July. After much promotion in the past few months, I've managed to collect everything needed to help the needy people in Colombia. officially announced that the El Talon again the population will have to help in Colombia. As many know, The Talon has been the site but has benefited from my project, and continue to help. I was thinking much I should do to expand Beyond the Wall, and after listening to various opinions, I decided to stay at the Talon, and at the same time, expand. There will finish to help the residents of the heel to I feel I've made a difference only, I would love in the near future plans to start a community center in this sector. This being so, I am done now to receive donations for Colombia, and now begin preparing for my trip to Colombia, which will be later this month. The distribution in the heel is scheduled for the first week of July.














I am also very happy to announce that I will shoot a documentary of my social work in Colombia to present it here in the United States. I think as a video documenting everything I love to do in the South American country is great, and yet very professional.














I want to thank everyone that I collaborated during the first half of 2010, and I love to highlight the company Isle Daytona Apparel Beach, who became the largest donor in the history of Beyond the Wall. Also I want to thank all my fans / donors who have supported me from the moment you start with my project.

Saturday, June 12, 2010

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Support local media presentation

June 12, 2010

During the past month, I've had great support from the local press due to the mission of my campaign: to help more needy people of Colombia. I I dedicate the following statement to the following people:

  • Victor Manuel Ramos / Orlando Sentinel
  • Christian De La Rosa/ Central Florida News 13
  • Ingrid Cotto/ Telemundo Orlando (WTMO)
  • Katie Coronado/ WFTV Channel 9 (ABC affiliate in Orlando)
  • Victor Pacheco ("El Pache")/ Mega 98.1 FM
  • Italis Loperena/ Mega 98.1 FM
  • Diana Raquel  Cordero/ Mega 98.1 FM
  • Magda Ivette Torres/ America 1580 AM








Thanks to all who have supported my campaign!

Sunday, June 6, 2010

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Results Official Presentation

May 15, 2010

After much planning, the official presentation of the campaign beyond the wall on 14 May was a success. What catches the attention of many was the visit of Miss Colombia 2010 ®, Navarro Natalia Galvis, who traveled to Colombia to support my campaign. The purpose of the event was to promote the campaign and to celebrate the culture of Colombia Cumbia music as the Atlantic coast of Colombia and Salsa de Cali, Colombia.

The Day beginning with the visit of Miss Colombia 2010 ® to Castle Creek Elementary School, who has been a school with a great support for my campaign. Castle Creek has donated several large bags full of clothes and shoes, which obviously will be distributed to the people of the Talon in July this year. I thought it was interesting that Miss Colombia 2010 ® visit this school, and it is for this reason that the take before my official presentation. ; Unfortunately, we were about half an hour late due to release of space shuttle "Atlantis" which caused a lot of traffic on Highway 528 east, and indeed not all students had the opportunity to meet the Miss Colombia 2010 ®. Even so, many children if achieved know, and were very happy ... so much that they gave him a bouquet of flowers! The visit was short because of the simple fact that we were already late for the official presentation, but it was definitely a stop so cool!

Throughout the day, I had a student group responsible for organizing the Timber Creek High School for the arrival of Miss Colombia 2010 ®. Of course I was I could not organize the school before my presentation because I had the responsibility of caring for Miss Colombia 2010 ® and its chaperone here in Orlando. Before picking up the queen and her chaperone in the morning of the Orlando International Airport, I take food and drinks to school ... and also take my USB stick with my official presentation, which included pictures and videos of my social work in Colombia. The articles left on Timber Creek had to be picked up by a student designated by me. This student lost my USB stick, and did not have my presentation. Work hours in that presentation, and got lost and did not have a copy of my presentation and could get a copy of the e-mail because of the rules of Orange County Public Schools. When you come with Miss Colombia 2010 ® and its chaperone, still did not know what had happened. A Miss Colombia 2010 ® and I received the Timber Creek High School ROTC, and took us to the official reception of Miss Colombia 2010 ®. There, we met, and some students and designated teachers had the opportunity to meet and talk with Miss Colombia 2010 ®. While that happened, I was informed my USB memory loss, and it was the best genius.













Many people always ask me because I enjoy working with others when it comes to Beyond the Wall, and my answer is always , I am a perfectionist and can not stand irresponsible. Still, tube a very responsible group of students who helped me with everything, and my mistake was simply irresponsible to trust a student with my USB memory. As I calmed down and accepted that there was no way to get my presentation, I decided to improvise with the audience. I was not at all happy with this decision because I promised to contest Naciaonl Beauty ® a very cool presentation, and do not want to lose their confidence. However, Miss Colombia 2010 ® and their chaperone are highly educated people and understood what happened with my presentation. After my decision, all at the reception, including the Miss Colombia 2010 ® and I, we went to the center of Timber Creek presentations.
event home employment with the dedication of the ROTC United States and Colombia. Then improvise my presentation. There was a salsa dancing to represent culture my dad del Valle del Cauca (Colombia), and a cumbia dance to represent the culture of my mother Bolivar (Colombia). There were also two presentations of rock from children, to represent the culture of my hometown Los Angeles, California. The Miss Colombia 2010 ® EXPERIENCE talked about his support beyond the Wall, and Mrs. Doromal, my teacher in high school service learning, also talked about the growth of my project. For Of course, talk about plans for the construction of a community center in The Talon.











































































































To summarize, my presentation was a success, but I got to improvise. I think I did a good job with everything I said, and apparently everyone liked. "Miss Colombia 2010 ® showed his personality so kind to my fans, and I'm glad they had the chance to meet. I want to thank the National Beauty Contest ® for all the support, and of course Miss Colombia 2010 ®, Navarro Natalia Galvis, for all your support and for being a good friend. I also want to thank Laura Jaramillo, Fabiana E. Vidal Diaz, Astrid Escalante, Elisa Avila, Esthefania Diaz, Chase Young, Gabriel Pluguez, Wendy Doromal, the entire team at Timber Creek High School, all in Castle Creek Elementary School, Daniel Amezquita, Juan Pablo Giraldo for being so helpful. I want especially to thank all the students of Castle Creek Timber Creek Elementary and High School for all their donations for the needy of Colombia!