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Queridos Amigos
Como sabran varios de ustedes, yo trabajo en la central de Cablemagico. Normalmente El Area de programacion nos pide cada 15 dias captar una señal del satelite que no tenemos en la programacion de cablemagico para que las Gerencias encargadas lo monitoreen y sea una posible señal que saqemos al cable ( como fue el caso de ESPN + , Animax , Biography,etc )
Hoy dia el area de programacion nos pidio que captaramos del satelite la señal de BYU Television ( Canal de Television oficial, de La Iglesia de Jesucristo de Los Santos de Los Últimos Días )la cual es muy alta calidad, con una programacion no solo religiosa, sino tambien cultural y entretenida.
La señal se tendra en monitoreo hasta el 15 de Julio aproximadamente, en forma interna para todo telefonica Multimedia.
El Motivo del correo es para que pasen la voz a todos los miembros de la Iglesia SUD que conoscan y que tengan Cable para que por medio de la web de Cablemagico http://www.cablemagico.com.pe/servicio.php envien un correo indicando con sus propias palabras su interes por esa señal para que la pongan en la programacion de Cablemagico.
Hay que aprovechar la oportunidad ya que el area de servicio al cliente va ha ver el interes por esta señal y podran ver la calidad de la misma porque la tenemos en monitoreo interno para todo Telefonica Multimedia.
Saludos
Jonathan Levy Ruidias
Telf. Casa: 3263734
Celular: 990342318
Telf. Trabajo: 4480084
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Quisiera mandar un saludo muy especial a todos mis ex compañeros y amigos de mision despues de 18 años,que el Señor le bendiga en todo lo que peudan necesitar.
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servi com misioner en los años 88 asta 90 y me gustaria contactarme con mis ex cumpes.Miguel pinillos(calloa) Jose Rodriguez(arequipa) Victor Lozada(trujillo) Angel Coronel(chiclayo) Guillermo Olascuaga(lima)Edwin Segama(lima) Jorga Soria(iquitos) Jhon Morales(lima) JUan Cardenas(huancayo) demas amigos Julio Hertas(lima) Alejandro Ponce(callao) si escuchan algo de aguno de ellos por fabor pasarles el dato mi correo es elian.lara@berlin.de o elian-lara@t-online.de
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Elderes y Hermanas,
I have been thinking about what I might say about the disaster caused by the 8.0 earthquake that struck off the Peruvian coast near Pisco on August 15th. I served as a missionary in Pisco, Ica, and briefly in Chincha and made many friends there some of which I am in frequent contact with. The devastation and death in Pisco and nearby areas is very serious and very real.
Please help if you can. My wife and I have been involved with some families in Pisco over the past several years and have decided to do what ever we can for them. I would only ask you to find a way to help too in some way. At the very least we can take some time to remember the people of Pisco and Ica and Chincha in our daily prayers.
Let me just briefly describe what I know of the situation in Pisco.
I got a call on the August 17th from my friend who lives in Pisco. The telephones still worked although there was no power in the city. She could barely speak she was crying so hard. She told me that they thought that it was the end of the world. The sun turned the color of blood and then was completely blocked out by the dust of falling buildings. There were strange lights everywhere and the stars appeared to fall from the sky. The ocean rose and flooded nearby buildings. People ran screaming from their homes and churches and offices. Hundreds didn't make it out and were crushed to death. The earth shook forever and then the night came. Many aftershocks continued as often as every 15 minutes. Some were as strong as magnitude 6.3 earthquakes and continued to shake apart the buildings during the night. There was no light anywhere. People struggled to find thier family and friends in the rubble. Those who could sleep tried to sleep in the streets because they dared not enter their homes. They built fires from the wreckage to stay warm against the winter cold. The babies cried all night long.
Then the looting started. My friend, who owned a small grocery store that was destroyed in the quake, was forced to sell everything she could salvage from the wreckage. To keep anything for her own family would have been to face beatings or even death from others desperate enough to take it by force. She was able to salvage and hide a few cans of tuna fish, condensed milk, a small bag of rice and sugar, and three liters of soda. There was no water anywhere. Those meager supplies fed her family and three sisters, thier husbands, and children for three days until her brother could bring food and water from Lima.
Now the earth has stopped shaking but the people are in desperate need. There is no food at the market or the store. There is no market. There is no store. Water and power have been restored to some parts of the city. Some people who fled to Lima or Tacna are beginning to return but many are not. Pisco is a wasteland of rubble. Over 85% of the buildings were destroyed. Almost no one lives in town. Most of those that stayed in the area are living in tent camps to the east of Pisco. The LDS church has turned all the chapels in the area into temporary shelters. Some food has made it through but very little. Relief vehicles were looted and the contents stolen until the soldiers arrived. Even now, not enough is available.
My friends will rebuild. They have decided to tear down the damaged store and put up a new one. They will repair the house. My wife and I will help them. Not all the survivors will be as fortunate. Some survivors will have nothing and no prospects for relief. I don't know what will become of them. Some have buried family and friends. I fear that some will die in the coming weeks. Personally, I can only do what I can do. It might only be a little and for only a few families but it is something. I humbly encourage you to consider doing something too. Please.
Your brother,
Elder Bunderson
UPDATE - 9/5/07: I now know that my friend's store was not destroyed but only damaged. The error was probably due to my current weak Spanish speaking skills and our emotional state during that first phone call. I apologize for the mistake.
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Last an airplane full of food and clothes arrived from Slat Lake City to Lima, the church asked the Young Single Adults to help to pack rations for the families. Some Church Buildings are being used to shelter the homeless people from Pisco. Unfortunately we have reports of church members who died in the earthquake. There's a very sensitive issue right now around this situation, many of the help received is not well delivered to all the ones who needed. Honestly I haven't heard anything about help from church members not compromising the church, all I know that the Area South America West here has asked all the wards to prepare small food rations for the families down there. Yesterday the Bishop asked all of us her to help in this cause. This family ration contains basically food and some toiletries. This family rations costs about 53 Peruvian Soles (around $ 17 US dollars). I've received many mails from different members who want to help. As I said I don't trust that much the other institutions, just the church. On the other hand there's and asociation which develops projects for the members here, it's the www.eagle-condor.org. My friend Henry Silva was a assistant of President Alasia in our Mission, he's currently working there, his e-mail is: jenry@eagle-condor.org, all those who want to help can talk to them cause they're working in the reconstruction part. They are building plywood houses for them. Any questions plese let me know ok?
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I'm Yoshiro Coral, I served in this mission during 97-99. I know that many of you have already read the news about the southern part of my country. The aftermath has passed the half thousand dead people and hundreds of thousand people are living outdoors. Cities like Cañete, Chincha, Pisco, Ica and Nazca have been seriously affected. Pisco has been devasted in its 80%, all the city is basically in ruins. It's hard to believe but people are starving right now. For all those who have served in this mission plese helps us in these difficult times. I live in Lima with my family, all those who served with President Alasia know me very well, so If there's something I can do to help count with me, my e-mail address ok is yocolo@hotmail.com.
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As dusk falls at the end of the day, a young mother holds her infant close to her warding off the cold. Her tear stained face surveys the wreckage in front of her. Although it wasn’t much, her house, clothing, food, everything is flattened – destroyed from the falling debris. She shivers in the cold. She wanders up to what used to be a door and looks for anything to shield off the falling winter temperatures. As she rummages through the rubble, she can’t help but think of her family. Are her parents safe, did her siblings survive, how will her little one hold up in these harsh conditions? Her thoughts turn to her husband, and her eyes well up as she knows she will never again see his smiling face. If only he had been a little faster leaving the church as the building shook and crumbled. It’s dark now and she hasn’t found anything to wrap around her child. Her neighbors have managed to make a small fire and they beckon to her. She walks over, grateful for the warmth of the fi!
re. At least she and her child will be able to last through the night, but without food, drinkable water, or shelter, how long will she and her baby be able to survive?
The recent devastation in Peru is yet to be fully understood. The last report shows that 445 people have died, 1008 are injured, 30,000 homes have been destroyed and in the city of Pisco, home of the famous archeological site of Paracas, is 80% destroyed. Determining the full extent of the damage will take time. Many of the affected areas are not readily available by road and the nearest airport is running at maximum capacity in attempts to get relief to these people.
As a businessman/woman or corporation, our number one goal is success. However, after achieving success, our corporate conscious must turn towards giving back to the roots where we started, or to those still trying to become established. The recent events in Peru may seem distant and unrelated to our daily pursuits, but in actuality, several of our friends, partners, and even family members are directly connected to these horrific events and deeply affected on a personal level. In Utah alone, several Peruvian immigrants, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and our own David Utrilla are concerned about the conditions of family, friends, and relatives. As an immigrant from Peru, David knows first hand the daily strife of “making it”, he knows the community, places and people inside out and hurts for those affected. For David, he hasn’t forgotten where he came from and the people who influenced him. So, from a Corporation, friend or relative to another, we extend our hand to as!
k for your help.
Last Friday, David Utrilla, President of U.S. Translation Company returned from Peru on a trip to help aid his fellow countrymen, women and children. He not only supports a business in Peru on a constant basis by providing jobs to those in need, but just made a sizeable donation of clothing and much needed supplies to the San Juan De Dios Hospital in Peru.
Now is your time help for this current need. U.S Translation Company in partnership with Poder Para La Familia Hispana, the Peruvian General Consul in Denver, Latin American Chamber of Commerce and the United Way of Utah County has established an account directly through the Peruvian Consul, Guido called “Sismo Peru 2007”. Donations can be made at any Wells Fargo Bank. The specific account is as follows:
Wells Fargo Bank
Account Name: “Sismo Peru 2007”
Number: 5052408746
Rest assured 100% of all monetary donations will go to those in need. These will be given to the Peruvian equivalent of US FEMA, called the “Instituto Nacional de Defensa Civil”. The Red Cross, LDS Church, UNICEF, and United Way all correspond through them as well. The U.S. Translation Company has already made their donation, now it is your turn.
If you would like to bring cash, or other donations, you can do so by going to one of the following locations. Please keep in mind that monetary donations are the easiest to utilize, as other donations require shipping and further distribution, which takes much coordination and can be costly.
In Salt Lake City:
Tony Yapias (801) 577-3200
Poder Para La Familia Hispana
1737 South Redwood Road
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Or
Renetta Coppard (801) 548-4236
Latin American Chamber of Commerce
C/O Loayza Law Offices
5663 South Redwood Road, Building No. 2
Taylorsville, UT 84123
In Ogden, donations can be taken to:
David Utrilla (801) 393-5300 Ext. 13; Fax: (801) 393-5500
(801) 430-1271 after hours
U.S. Translation Company
1893 E. Skyline Dr. Suite 203
South Ogden, UT 84403
In Provo, donations can be taken to:
Alberto Puertas (801) 422-9072
1187 North 560 West
Orem, UT 84057
Or
Jackeline Shearer (801) 374-2588; (801) 427-2499
United Way of Utah County
148 North 1000 West
Provo, UT 84603
The LDS Church has sent one planeload of disaster relief kits and other supplies. The rapid distribution can take place as they are prepared in advance for this type of natural occurrence and have established pre-packaged goods at the ready for shipment. The contact for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is as follows:
Nate Leishman (801) 240-1713
Email: leishmannd@ldschurch.org
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Dear Returned Missionaries from Peru-
Greetings from the City of Bountiful!
On behalf of the Bountiful/Davis Art Center (BDAC), I would like to invite you to join us as we officially welcome the following invited countries: Armenia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Ghana, India, Peru and the Philippines during the festival’s Opening Ceremonies to the 19th Annual Bountiful Summerfest International (BSI) on:
August 9, Thursday, 7:00 pm, at the Bountiful City Park, 400 N. 200 W. Bountiful.
Also, for the first time in many years, the Summerfest will be a FREE ADMISSION flagship event to the public on Aug. 10 & 11, Friday & Saturday. Bring your families, friends, colleagues and neighbors to this wholesome “fun-filled trip Around the World” with international music, dance, food, arts & c rafts with your visit to Bountiful City Park. Please feel free to check the following websites for detailed information:
BDAC website: http://www.bdac.org/
BSI website: http://www.bdac.org/bsi.htm
And you are more than welcome to be a Host Family.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Aida Mattingley
Chair
Bountiful/Davis Art Center (BDAC)
801 240 6196 office
801 967 3127 home
801 292 0367
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La Asociación de profesionales de la salud e investigación poblacional(APROSIP) es una institución que viene laborando desde hace varios años con la prevención del cáncer ginecológico,organizando a las poblaciones ya sea en centros educativos,clubes de madres,vasos de leche,municipalidades,iglesias,etc, para unir esfuerzos mancomunados que nos permita viabilizar y tener éxito tanto en las charlas de prevención,asi como las "jornadas médicas",gracias a Dios muchos profesionales se vienen uniendo a nuestra gran cruzada de amor que va encaminada a rescatar a todas aquellas madres de las poblaciones urbanos marginales,encontrando una serie de patologías que si no son tratadas a tiempo,podrian desencadenar en cáncer ginecológico,trayendo como consecuencia muchos hogares destruidos moralmente y niños en la horfandad,nuestro querido Perú es uno de los paises donde la prevención no se toma en cuenta,es por esta razón que APROSIP invita a todos las personas de buen corazón a que se puedan unir a nuestra noble causa,actualmente tenemos un grupo humano que realiza pruebas de tamizaje respecto al cáncer en la mujer,sin embargo nuestros esfuerzos se ven limitados cuando tenemos que cauterizar a muchas madres,el transporte de nuestra logística es demasiado caro porque adolecemos de ello,La iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los ultimos días visitó insitu nuestra labor y conmovidos por nuestra labor nos apoyó con instrumentos y carpas,agradecidos por tan magna colaboración que ha permitido seguir adelante sin desmayar,es que recurrimos a ti para que nos ayudes contactandonos con instituciones benéficas para seguir adelante ,haciendo camino al andar,Dios te bendiga por tu valiosa ayuda que nos puedas dar,recuerda que hay muchas madres que te lo agradecerán...escribeme al e-mail josealbertollontoplarios@gmail.com o fismat_1@hotmail.com te lo vamos a agradecer mucho...Hasta pronto.
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Actualmente estoy trabajando con un grupo de profesionales de la salud y otros campos ,desarrollando charlas educativas de prevención respecto "al cáncer ginecológico" nuestra labor es netamente social y esta abocada a los sectores urbano-marginales ,rescatando a aquellas madres que tienen precancer y cancer establecido,si bien nuestra labor no es remunerada ni mucho menos con fines de lucro,necesitamos ayuda de todos los que deseen unirse a nuestra gran cruzada de amor,invoco a todos los corazones humanitarios para que se comuniquen con nosotros,Que Dios les bendiga.
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