Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Purple SmartVP Now Available Nationwide for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Individuals



SmartVP Now Available Nationwide for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Individuals
 
ROCKLIN, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 4, 2013) - Deaf individuals throughout the United States now have access to SmartVP -- a new, innovative videophone unveiled with a limited release in April by Purple Communications, Inc. SmartVP combines the latest in technology on an intuitive platform with a wide array of smart applications and features to provide deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals with clear and almost life-like video conversations through their televisions.
Free to the end user, SmartVP allows the deaf to sign directly with each other or communicate with hearing people through Video Relay Service (VRS). VRS is an FCC regulated service that connects American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters with users in real-time to facilitate communication between hearing and deaf individuals. For more, click here.

SmartVP Now Available Nationwide

To sign up for a SmartVP application or for more information, visit www.purple.us/SmartVP.

Two workshops by Trix Bruce September 13 - 14

Good News!!! Trix Bruce is coming to Chandler, Arizona!
September 13, 2013, Friday 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Handshape Common Misuse: Really? Did I sign that?
The Handshape is probably the most apparent parameter of ASL. Linguists have identified a large number of discrete Handshapes, which the signs are most look-like. Trix will demonstrate several categories that demonstrate various degrees of similarity for particular Handshapes, which can lead to misunderstandings. She will also show the proper application of palm orientation, location, and movement for the Handshapes. (0.4 RID CEUs available)

September 14, 2013, Saturday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
VISUALIZE THIS: Drawing in Space With ASL Classifiers
As a native English speaker you work within a linear language, but ASL uses space and movement through classifiers to show a visual picture. When using Classifiers, are you able to clearly portray the English message into ASL? Do you know how to clearly show a car accident, a Lasik eye surgery, or a gymnast going through their routines? This workshop provides participants with an overview of using Classifiers, by focusing on what they mean, when to use them and how they are used. Participants will explore various classifiers to express a visual picture breaking away from English words to translate ideas visually. This workshop strongly focuses on ASL storytelling, ASL performing, and ideas on how to use the appropriate handshape to show a clearer picture of the context involved. This workshop will also provide hands-on experiences & skill building activities needed for appropriate classifier use applied to complex descriptions and images. Complicated & confusing pictures, eye gaze, role shifting, spatial referencing and appropriate use of classifiers in storytelling will also be presented. Emphasis is placed on developing the ability to think in pictures as a way to improve expressive and receptive communication skills. (0.7 RID CEUs available!)
At Chandler Christian Church, Meeting Room
1825 S Alma School Road
Chandler, AZ 85286
BIO: Patricia (Trix) Bruce, from Seattle, Washington, is known nationwide as both a workshop presenter and an American Sign Language performer. Trix's work has been warmly received everywhere, from local community centers, to state, regional and national conferences, Deaf Way II, interpreter conventions and more. Wildly popular as a teacher of ASL storytelling and ASL interpretation, Trix impresses audiences at all levels of ASL skill, from novices to fluent experts. Trix has been profoundly deaf since she was 6 months old. She went through oral, mainstreaming, deaf classes, and online educational programs. Trix has been involved in the performing arts since 1980. After completing her college program, she became involved with interpreter training. Trix's main area of study has been ASL Linguistics with a focus on ASL Performance. She has developed a popular website:www.trixbruce.com. Whether writing, creating, improvising or starring in her many productions, Trix's passion for the dramatic arts shines through.
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REGISTRATION FEE:
Friday Evening Workshop Only:
$45 per participant/per workshop, postmarked byAugust 3, 2013
$55 per participant, at the door
Saturday Workshop Only:
$75 per participant, postmarked byAugust 3, 2013
$85 per participant at the door
BothWorkshops:
$115 per participant, postmarked byAugust 3, 2013
$135 per participant, at the door
*** School paperwork/vendor/W9 Form processing: Please use the "at the door" price for your paperwork.
EARLY BIRDS:The first 5 participants to all workshops send out registrations with payment before July 1, 2013 will receive a free DVD!
SEND $ TO: PayPal accepted; checks accepted - please make checks payable to Trix Bruce and send to:Trix Bruce, 1429 D Ave PMB 362, Snohomish, WA 98290
Please send payment with your RSVP. This will confirm your place in the workshop. CONTACT: by Sept 12, 2013 Info@trixbruce.com
RID CEUs: Trix Bruce is an Approved RID CMP Sponsor for Continuing Education Activities. This Professional Studies program is offered for all workshops: 0.4 for Handshapes, and 0.7 CEUS for Classifiers in ASL at the Little/No to Some Content Knowledge Level. All workshops total is 1.1 CEUs.
NOTES:Handouts will be provided. The workshop will be presented in ASL. There will be a Door Prize ! On Saturday, lunch is on your own. For details on refunds, cancellations, and special accommodations policies, please send an email to info@trixbruce.com
My workshops benefit participants at all levels. Countless advanced interpreters have let me know that they enjoyed learning updated/new signs that they haven’t seen before, such as regional accents. They also loved it when I explained how to sign messages into ASL, rather than just signing in English word by word. Interpreters appreciate that my workshops are excellent for review as well as for discovering new things that apply within the professional work environment. Students also mentioned that my workshops helped them to understand how to approach their own projects, research, and practice more effectively. 
 
 
Trix Bruce’s Online Video Professional Development modules are now available! With these video programs, you can earn CEUs from the comfort of home! You’ll be able to improve your ASL storytelling techniques and interpreting skills. Slides, transcripts, and visual aids will make these programs fully accessible and easy to use. Available now: “ASL Extreme Makeovers: The Art of Personification”, “What’s your TAKE on ASL Semantics? TAKE a Look and TAKE Home a Big TAKE”, and “English Equivalents: Time After Time”. More new videos are coming soon, such as “Show and Tell: Trix’s ASL Storytelling”. Visit Trix’s website today!www.trixbruce.com
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Participants, fans, and friends have asked questions like these: What’s it like to travel so much? Which airline experience was the most frustrating? How many states have you been to? What are your favorite movies/restaurants/hotels? I will do my best to share my experiences in this blog. Enjoy reading my blog! http://trixbruceshow.blogspot.com
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Deaf Cyclist hopes to participate in Deaflympics



 
 
Please follow this link to read more about me:
http://pkirrationaldevotions.wordpress.com/
 
To contribute to Sluyter’s fundraising campaign, visit http://www.gofundme.com/PkSluyterDeaflympics

Apple Committed to Captioning of iTunes Movies and TV Shows



 
Apple Committed to Captioning of iTunes Movies and TV Shows
 
For more than 20 years, Apple has been committed to accessibility across its products and services. Apple has led the industry in developing tools for networks and studios to easily deliver their content with top–quality closed captioning, which works seamlessly across various devices. Nearly all new movies and TV shows in iTunes already offer closed captioning, and by March 2014 the vast majority of the iTunes catalog will offer closed captioning. Apple is committed to working with the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) and the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) to ensure that iTunes TV and movie offerings will contain closed captioning or subtitles, with every movie and TV episode in the iTunes catalog captioned or subtitled, by June 2015.

NAD was established in 1880 by deaf leaders who believed in the right of the American deaf community to use sign language, to congregate on issues important to them, and to have its interests represented at the national level. As a nonprofit federation, the mission of the NAD is to preserve, protect, and promote the civil, human, and linguistic rights of deaf and hard of hearing Americans.

Founded in 1979, by people with disabilities and parents of children with disabilities, the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) is a national law and policy center, based in Berkeley, CA, dedicated to protecting and advancing the civil rights of people with disabilities.
 
From the National Association of the Deaf, 6/1/2013
 
Contacts:
Lizzie Sorkin, Director of Communications
lizzie.sorkin@nad.org  or 301-830-5511

Ingrid Tischer, Director of Development
itischer@dredf.org
or 510-644-2555 ext.5241

Silent Rainbow of Arizona Coffee Night June 21




SRAZ June Coffee Night
FRIDAY June 21, 2013 AT 6 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING
This will be the last event for the summer.
July & August will be on summer break.

ALL IS WELCOME!!!

LOCATION:

Pink Spot Ice Cream
pinkspotcoffeeandicecream.com
49 W Thomas Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85013
(602) 265-3889

zpizza
www.zpizza.com
53 W Thomas Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85013
(602) 234-3289

Please realize that this is DEAF GLBT night – not ASL night per se but ALL still welcome.

Come and mingle, have fun and what not!!!

Monday, June 17, 2013

Employment Opportunities at PDSD

 
 
PDSD still has positions available and is hiring for the upcoming
2013-2014 school year! Please click on the following link to access the PDF file on how to apply (click here to see in PDF file). 
For a look into the life of one of our fabulous students and see what our campus has to offer, please take some time to view the video (click here to see the video)
If you have any questions, please contact Jane Mielenz, administrative assistant, at 602-771-5301 jane.mielenz@asdb.az.gov.
We look forward to reviewing your resume and
considering you to become part of our amazing roadrunner team!
 

AZTI Annual Deaf Drama Night July 9

 
Arizona Total Immersion 11th Annual Deaf Drama Night 
Tuesday July 9 at 7pm
Spirit in the Desert Retreat Center in Cave Creek
 7415 E. Elbow Bend, Carefree, AZ 85377  
 
All is welcome for an evening of silent skits by ASL students and Deaf Staff
 
For more info on AZTI, click below:

Special Session: Emergency Responders and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community July 31


AWR186: Emergency Responders and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community: Taking the First Steps to Disaster Preparedness
ERMA Event #1002573

Disability Empowerment Center
5025 E. Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85034
JULY 31, 2013
8AM - 5PM

* Register On-Line through ERMA at www.erma.az.gov using the above event number * Additional registration information will be provided during enrollment.

Description: This course emphasizes the importance of preparedness as it relates to deaf, hard of hearing, late-deafened, and deaf-blind (referred to as consumers) and emergency responders. It is designed to provide consumers and emergency responders with the basic skills they need to communicate with each other in the event of emergencies such as terrorist attacks and natural and biological disasters. Participants will understand how to respond to a variety of emergency situations. Emergency responders gain a better understanding of the issues that face deaf and hard of hearing regarding emergency preparedness. Emergency responders will also hear about some model programs that have helped reduce the communication barriers present for consumers and emergency responders during emergency preparedness.

Prerequisites: None

Target Audience: Deaf and Hard of Hearing Consumers, Emergency Medical Services, Fire Service, Government Administrative, Health Care, Law Enforcement, Public Health, Public Safety Communications

 

Sunday, June 16, 2013

ASDB Board Special Meeting minutes posted & ASDB Board Meeting on June 20




ASDB June 11th Special Meeting Minutes posted. Click below to read the minute:

Congratulations to the newly appointed Board Officers of ASDB!
 
The current ASDB Board Officers:
Ms. Elaine Faris Baldridge
Ms. Sherri Collins
Mr. Michael O. Gordon
Dr. Kathy Jankowski
Dr. Marv Lamer
Ms. Taralynn Petrites
Mrs. Orlenda Roberts
Dr. Mark J. Syms
Mr. G. Michael Williams
 
ASDB next Board Meeting is scheduled on Thursday June 20th.
Location and Time has not yet been confirmed. 
Once it's confirmed, Deaf Cactus News will be sure to let you all know! 
 
If you have something you would like to see on the ASDB Board meeting agenda -
please email them at board@asdb.az.gov

TWO Job Postings by ACDHH


Job Title: Staff Attorney
Employer: Arizona Center for Disability Law
Location: Tucson or Phoenix, AZ
Open Date: June 13th, 2013
Deadline to Apply:  June 25, 2013
Get More Information
 
 
Job Title: Parent Educator-Specialist
Employer: ACDHH
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Open Date: June 13th, 2013
Deadline to Apply by: July 8, 2013
Get More Information

Tribes (A play with Russell Harvard) June 25 - July 21

Tribes

June 25 – July 21
By Nina Raine
Directed by David Cromer
 
From rising British playwright Nina Raine, this contemporary new play is a savage, funny look at family dynamics and the challenges of communication. As the only deaf member of his sharp-tongued family, Billy has spent much of his life feeling out of place. But when he finds a new family in the deaf community, tensions reach an all-time high. A provocative and touching play about membership in your tribe – and hearing what isn’t said.
Contains strong language and adult content.

 

For an interview article with Russell Harvard, click below:

AZ Hand & Voices Family Retreat August 23 - 25

 
 
Arizona Hands & Voices will be hosting the 5th annual Family Retreat in Lakeside, AZ on
August 23-25.  Registration details can be found at http://www.azhv.org/events/family-retreat/.
 
The deadline to register is August 5th.  We had a great time last year and hope to see many more attend to share in this great experience.


Maria Yenerich
Arizona Hands & Voices, Co-Executive Director
480-814-1719
azhv.org

Friday, June 14, 2013

OC Movies Showing: Scottsdale & Surprise Week of June 16 - 20


SCOTTSDALE

THE INTERNSHIP
 
Tuesday June 18  at  1:15pm
Thursday June 20  at  4:00pm

UltraStar Scottsdale Pavilions
9090 East Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85250


SURPRISE

 
FAST & FURIOUS 6

Sunday June 16 at 1:00pm
Wednesday June 19 at 7:00pm

Digiplex Surprise 14
13649 North Litchfield Road
Surprise, AZ 85374

 

Deaf Senior USA Blog: How Seniors can stay safe in the summer heat & sun


 
 
Click below for blog link: 

Deaf Day In - Coupon Party! June 22



Saturday June 22   5pm 
4207 N. 75th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85033
 
We will provide nacho bar. Please bring drinks or desserts!!
We will discuss how to use coupons to save money and get great deals and free stuff!
 
For more information, go to:

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

ASDB June 11th Special Board Meeting: Article by Deaf News Network



ASDB Board Meeting: June 11, 2013
PHOENIX, AZ-- Today at the Executive Tower of the Arizona State Capitol, the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind Board held a special meeting to elect the new board president and secretary of the board to prepare for the June 20th Board Meeting.

Governor Jan Brewer came in at 1:30 and gave a brief and prepared speech to the audience, among other things explaining her expectations and goals for the Board to follow her wishes. She noted that Arizona is spending $3,000 dollars per student, and is the current education system satisfactory according to the money spent on those students. Governor Brewer also mentioned that she wanted all students to be able to graduate from the ASDB system with the ability to continue directly into college education—in direct disagreement with embattled ASDB superintendent Robert Hill’s stated goal to the parents of Chad Kennedy and Lydia Bennett-Fraychineaud ASDB student of merely meeting the standard 3rd grade level education averaged by deaf students nationwide. The parents of Chad Kennedy are currently suing the state over the quality of education the student received from ASDB. (DNN Raw Footage: Governor Brewer’s statement via sign interpreters)
 
During the comment phase, a bit of drama unfolded. Dr. Nancy Amann, the suspended Assistant superintendent, after praising the new board members and sharing her hopes for the future, mentioned that the investigation into the actions by Superintendent Hill has not contacted Dr. Amann, 6 weeks after the previous board meeting concluded. Mr. Williams, the point man of the investigation, said that the office of Attorney General has recently interviewed an investigator to be appointed to this issue, and more details will be announced at the next meeting—in another words, up to this point aside from the interviews of potential investigators, no actions or investigation has been taken. (DNN Raw Footage: Dr. Amann’s Comment & Response by Mr. Williams)
 
Danny Voreck, brother of Rob Voreck, the parent responsible for www.asdbreports.com, recommended that the board appoint a temporary caretaker to fix the mess within ASDB, and recommended Dr. Hank Klopping – the retired superintendent of California School for the Deaf System – as the temporary caretaker, for a term of one year. Since it was not on the agenda, the board could not comment nor act on the suggestion at this meeting.
 
Dr. Alan Schussel voiced his support for newly-seated board member Dr. Kathy Jankowski to be elected as the board president, listing her accomplishments and qualifications. (DNN Raw Footage: Dr. Schussel’s Comments to the Board)
 
In what felt like a shocking turn of events to the deaf community in the audience, when Sherri Collins nominated Dr. Jankowski for the board presidency, she turned down the nomination. Dr. Jankowski then turned around and nominated Ms. Sherri Collins for the board presidency—which was met with another rejection. This left Mr. Williams, one of the three board hold-over (including Ms. Collins) from the previous term and the only member to step forth to accept a nomination, to claim the Board Presidency.
 
The secretary position was again met with shock from the audience when Dr. Jankowski declined yet another nomination. The secretary position fell to incumbent Sherri Collins, current Arizona Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing director. DNN will attempt to contact Dr. Jankowski for her reactions and comment.
 
The board concluded without further drama or action.  The next board meeting will be held on June 20th, with the date and location to be announced within the next few days.
 
Written by RJ Kidd
 
Web link for this coverage can be found at:

VCD Fundraiser & Night out with the Mercury July 14

Save the date: ASDCC Oktoberfest 2013 October 19


Sunday, June 9, 2013

Govenor Jan Brewer & ASDB Special Meeting Tuesday June 11


 
 
Sources have mentioned that  Governor Jan Brewer intends to make an appearance at the June 11th ASDB special board meeting to introduce the new board members that have been appointed.
 
The ASDB special board meeting is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 11
2013, in the 2nd Floor Conference Room of the Executive Tower, 1700 West Washington Street, Phoenix, Arizona, 85007.

The governor might arrive earlier. Attendees are encouraged to show up by 12:30 pm.
 
Click below for ASDB Board special meeting agenda: 

Thursday, June 6, 2013

Another milestone for Deaf Cactus News!




On June 6, 2013  
Deaf Cactus News surpassed 250,000 views!
That's a quarter of a million!!!  
Thank you to all of DCN readers and please keep reading! 

Any feedbacks and suggestions is
welcome and greatly appreciated. 

 

OC Movies Showing: Scottsdale & Surprise Week of June 9 - 13

SCOTTSDALE
AFTER EARTH
 
Tuesday June 11  at  1:30pm
Thursday June 13  at  3:45pm

UltraStar Scottsdale Pavilions
9090 East Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85250



SURPRISE
AFTER EARTH

Sunday June 9 at 2:15pm
Wednesday June 12 at 7:00pm

Digiplex Surprise 14
13649 North Litchfield Road
Surprise, AZ 85374


Video: #NADHandwave - Giving Recognition



In any gathering you attend, you will either see a wave of hands in the air from the audience or hear applause when time comes to recognize someone. The National Association of the Deaf (NAD) is excited to announce a new initiative to recognize people in the deaf and hard of hearing community by awarding them a #NADHandwave.

The NAD believes advocacy lies in the heart of the deaf and hard of hearing community and their efforts should not go unnoticed. The #NADHandwave will go to any person who embodies the true spirit of the NAD, and has contributed valuable efforts to today’s society.

Whether the person is a young teenager who started a petition at the local school to have captioned movies, a computer engineer that discovered a way to have an text alert system in the elevators, an interpreter who has spent countless hours mentoring other interpreters, or even a teacher who developed a handbook for Hearing Parents with Deaf Kids – the NAD wishes to recognize these exemplary people but does not know who is doing what. That's where YOU come in. The NAD invites your submissions and will grant a #NADHandwave every month – this new idea will not be possible without the deaf and hard of hearing community.

There will be one person each month with the hope that everyone can share gratitude and support for the work that this person does in the deaf and hard of hearing community. The monthly #NADHandwave will consist of a brief blog that will be shared via social media and the person will receive a one year complimentary membership with the NAD.

#NADHandwave Guidelines:
1. Person nominated cannot be a current NAD Staff or Board member.
2. Person nominated must not have been awarded a #NADHandwave previously.
3. Person nominated embodies the true spirit of the NAD.
4. Person who is nominating someone must submit two other references' contact information and a 200 word explanation why this nominee deserves a #NADHandwave.
 
Please submit your submissions online at www.nad.org/contactus or via email at nad (dot) info (at) nad (dot) org.

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Employment position at Pima Community College - deadline to apply is June 19


Greetings!
We have one-year administrative appointment positions within our Sign Language and Interpreting Training program department at Pima Community College for the academic year 2013-2014. Two positions are available and the deadline for applicants is June 19th, 2013. Please share this with anyone within your group who may be of interest in this rewarding position.
The deadline to apply for the one-year administrative appointment position is June 19th.
If you have any questions regarding the application process, please call Human Resources at (520) 206-4624. Human Resources hours are normally Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Human Resources Analyst assigned to this position: Leticia Anduaga; landuaga@pima.edu.
Thank you.
Taralynn Petrites, M.Ed.
Sign Language and Interpreter Training Programs
2202 W. Anklam Road
Tucson, AZ 85709-0085
VP/VRS: 520.445.8538

Friendly Reminder: Two workshops by VCD June 8


Deaf Awareness Day at Wet and Wild June 8

Friendly reminder: Family Deaf/ASL Day June 9



Family Deaf/ASL Day
 
Sunday June 9, 2013    1pm
2719 S Reyes Mesa, AZ 85202 (near alma school and guadalupe)
 
Grab your swim suit and towel for a very special day with a terrific BBQ cookout prepared with love by local codas. This event is to help raise funds for the CODAZONA 2014 conference to be held in Tempe, AZ

Cost: $10 (children 10 and under $5) includes meal

This is a kid friendly event with a playground onsite. Please share this event!


For more info:
https://www.facebook.com/events/367388473363397/

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

ASDB Special Board Meeting June 11

ASDB Special Meeting on June 11 at 1:30pm. 
See below for the meeting agenda.
New & current board are:
Ms. Elaine Faris Baldridge
Ms. Sherri Collins
Mr. Michael O. Gordon

Dr. Kathy Jankowski
Dr. Marv Lamer
Ms. Taralynn Petrites
Mrs. Orlenda Roberts
Dr. Mark J. Syms
Mr. G. Michael Williams

Final Reminder: COPD's 40th Anniversary event June 6

Final Reminder: Lake Windfall Movie in Tucson June 5

OC Movie in Tucson June 12

  Open Caption Movie in Tucson


                                                              After Earth
AMC Foothills 15
7401 N. La Cholla Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85741
June 12, 2013
6:30 pm

Synopsis

A crash landing leaves teenager Kitai Raige (Jaden Smith) and his legendary father Cypher (Will Smith) stranded on Earth, 1,000 years after cataclysmic events forced humanity's escape. With Cyper critically injured, Kitai must embark on a perilous journey to signal for help, facing uncharted terrain, evolved animal species that now rule the planet, and an unstoppable alien creature that escaped during the crash. Father and son must learn to work together and trust one another if they want any chance of returning home.

Running Time: 1 hr 40 min
Genre: Science Fiction
Director: M. Night Shyamalan
Cast: Jaden Smith, Will Smith
 
 
Information retrieved fom Deaf Tucson News

Friday, May 31, 2013

Friendly Reminder: DCN turns 5 Celebration TONIGHT @ Dave & Busters

Come and celebrate Deaf Cactus News' 5th Birthday TONIGHT Friday May 31st
Where: Dave & Busters
Address: 21001 N Tatum Blvd #44, Phoenix, AZ 85050
(in Desert Ridge Mall area)
Time: Anytime after 5pm
Come and Eat, Drink, Mingle & have Fun!
For more info on Dave & Buster:

OC Movies Showing: Scottsdale & Surprise Week of June 2 - 6

SCOTTSDALE
 
NOW YOU SEE ME


Tuesday June 4  at  2:30pm
Thursday June 6  at  5:15pm

UltraLuxe Scottsdale Pavilions
9090 East Indian Bend Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85250




SURPRISE


STAR TREK: INTO DARKNESS

Sunday June 2 at 1:10pm
Wednesday June 5 at 7:15pm

Digiplex Surprise 14
13649 North Litchfield Road
Surprise, AZ 85374

Mixed Message: An article on ASDB from Tucson Weekly



For article from Tucson Weekly, click below: