Raul Campos creates a mix of emerging artists and current favorites bringing essential cuts from around the world and a little closer to home -- from soulful grooves and fresh remixes to Latin rhythms and indie rock Anne Litt shares her take on the week in KCRW music FLASH SALE: Snag The OG Black Zip-Up designed by LA artist Chuy Hartman— inspired by the 24/7 service we provide to the LA community ends tonight Get the latest from KCRW in your inbox 3x a week TechTarget and Informa Tech’s Digital Business Combine.TechTarget and Informa we power an unparalleled network of 220+ online properties covering 10,000+ granular topics serving an audience of 50+ million professionals with original We help you gain critical insights and make more informed decisions across your business priorities As chief technology and product officer at CloudBolt Kyle Campos leads the development of next-generation augmented FinOps capabilities and cloud fabric orchestration where he led the enterprise archive and AI/ML teams Cybersecurity Consulting Vendor Assessment for 2024 Rocket Smart Chat for Product Information: Revolutionize product sales and support with the power of GenAI for product information The Forrester Total Economic Impact of CDSS Palo Alto Networks Cloud NGFW: The Gold Standard in Security This website is owned and operated by Informa TechTarget influences and connects the world’s technology buyers and sellers Informa PLC’s registered office is 5 Howick Place Home » Gold & Blue Magazine » St ’18) has walked in the shoes of the clients he represents every day The process was frustrating for the family because of the language barrier found it difficult to communicate with their attorneys to communicate with the attorneys on what needed to be done to become American citizens His personal experience of navigating the immigration system convinced Campos that his career path was to become an immigration attorney “I always had that in the back of my head,” Campos said “There is a need for attorneys who can understand the actual needs of their client and humanize their needs.” Before immigrating to the U.S., Campos earned his bachelor’s degree in Law from Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey on its campus in his hometown of Mexico City. After he arrived in San Antonio, he joined the St. Mary’s University School of Law’s Master of Laws (LL.M.) in American Legal Studies Program in American Legal Studies is a degree for internationally trained lawyers This concentration is now available through an online course curriculum Campos interned with the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) — an organization with a history of protecting and defending the rights of Latinos in the U.S — assisting the legal staff on litigation and legislative matters he learned what it took to be a good attorney: “You need to put in the work in order to be successful.” He also worked pro bono as an immigration attorney for the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) for the Karnes Pro Bono Project He represented families and women detained at the Karnes County Residential Center assisting them in their deportation defense Mary’s Law for his pro bono work for the 2017-2018 academic year Professor of Law Al Kauffman, J.D. taught Campos and described him as a very bright and curious student with the ability to listen to the concerns of those he represents “He is able to talk to people and hear what their issues are and then represent them He’s a person who’s willing to hear the client’s story and figure out how he can help with their issues.” Campos is a partner and co-founder of Rivera Hernandez Campos PLLC in San Antonio He represents individuals and businesses in the field of immigration and nationality law Campos has worked on and argued hundreds of immigration cases during his career in immigration courts across the U.S. Mary’s University School of Law Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) Council selected Campos as a GOLD Council 10 Under 10 honoree which recognizes 10 outstanding alumni who graduated within the last 10 years and have shown extraordinary commitment to the law school Campos described his selection as a 10 Under 10 awardee as a true honor “I’m very thankful to the School of Law and everyone who nominated me,” Campos said “Being honored for my work was something I had dreamt of; I couldn’t believe it I am very thankful to the University.”    The newly created Texas Business Court features two alumni from the St A $5 million donation establishes the Bennie W Bock II Center for Business and Transaction Law at the St Balancing academics as a Communication Studies major and athletics on the Women's Tennis team has been a challenge but one Stela Sifuentes tackled with determination Mary's University to transform generations as a professor and nonprofit leader embarked on a journey into the Chihuahua Desert in far West Texas Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application 1934 to Jose Campos Ortega and Teresa Herrera and was the husband of 67 years to Irma Villa Castelan Joaquin made his life farming and he enjoyed spending time outdoors in nature Joaquin brought his family to the United States from Mexico and they settled in New York He recently moved to North Carolina to be near some of his family He was devoted to his family and his greatest love was spending time with them Music was important to him and he enjoyed all kinds Silvino (Maria) Campos and Evelio (Luz Maria) Campos; daughters Irma Campos Villa and Esmeralda (Rodrigo) Campos; 45 Grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren; sisters Adelfo Campos and several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his parents; son Margarita Campos and Rosalba Campos; brothers The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday 2025 at 11:00AM at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church by Rev The graveside service will be held on Saturday The family will receive friends from 6 to 8pm Friday at his son’s home Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors @2025 - All Rights Reserved. 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The Red Devils have had a shocking first season under INEOS, but they could still end the campaign with a trophy that will help them qualify for the Champions League That would set United up nicely for the 2025/26 season and beyond and the addition of a world-class director to bring in elite players will take them to the next level Rumours have claimed that PSG supremo Campos is in talks with Manchester United to become their new sporting director Fabrizio Romano has shared what he has been told Manchester United parted ways with Dan Ashworth in December Jason Wilcox and Christopher Vivell have taken control of the club’s transfer business since but a renowned sporting director like Campos could make a world of difference The 60-year-old, who brought through players like Kylian Mbappe Victor Osimhen and Rafael Leao among others in the past not just because Campos can attract big players but also because he has a fantastic eye for brilliant young talent Romano has claimed that there is nothing in these rumours He said about Campos in a video on his YouTube channel: “We had links with Manchester United. But, I’m told, in this moment, Luis Campos is not negotiating with Manchester United I understand the excitement because when there is a link with a director like Luis Campos but Chelsea are very happy with their structure It is unclear if Manchester United will appoint a new sporting director anytime soon but they aren’t stopping their plans on the transfer front Wilcox and Vivell have already started working on the summer window and the Red Devils want to secure a couple of deals in the very near future Manchester United are pushing to sign Matheus Cunha from Wolves and they are now in the driving seat for his signature ahead of other interested clubs Liam Delap is another player Manchester United have made contact to sign and the Ipswich Town striker will be available for just £30 million following his side’s relegation Those two players will definitely improve United but it remains to be seen if they can get those deals over the line in the coming weeks Log in to comment on videos and join in on the fun Watch the live stream of Fox News and full episodes Reduce eye strain and focus on the content that matters illegally while eight months pregnant is no longer facing expedited removal with her baby She will be allowed to plead a case for asylum from her home country Customs and Border Protection said the woman crossed into the country at the U.S.-Mexico border She was taken to Tucson Medical Center in Arizona for evaluation where her attorney said that a Department of Homeland Security guard had been stationed outside of her hospital room and prevented him from entering The woman and her newborn child were discharged from the hospital and transferred into U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Enforcement and Removal Operations custody where she was formally processed and then allowed to speak with her attorney a court date before an immigration judge has been set RELATED STORY | Trump admin offers $1,000 to migrants who self-deport using CBP One app Both the woman and her baby are healthy and headed to Tennessee The woman will not be in federal custody as her case moves through the courts but she will be required to check in with ICE Under the expedited removal process — which Campos said is common at the border or ports of entry — non-citizens can be deported without a trial “The government has the discretion," Campos said place her into standard deportation proceedings He said the woman was only in the United States a few days before giving birth He said he spoke to the woman's mother over the phone who told "a pretty harrowing story of violence that she faced." Campos believes it could qualify as persecution which is a requirement for an asylum hearing in the United States he says the timeline is relatively unpredictable "It depends on where you are in the country and how backlogged their docket is in that part of the country." He estimated it will take a year or two for the woman to get her first hearing in front of a judge Campos said the mother was given the choice to either leave her baby behind or take the baby with her one friend who is in Tennessee," Campos said which becomes a de facto deportation of a U.S Campos said he was originally contacted about the case by someone familiar with the situation inside the hospital Tucson Medical Center has provided no comment on the issue Tucson Mayor Regina Romero also released a statement today: a new mother is being placed in an “expedited removal process” as a result of Trump’s unnecessarily cruel Executive Order that incorrectly declares there is an “invasion” at our Southern Border have a fundamental right to due process that has been reaffirmed by the Supreme Court as recently as April 7 Denying this mother access to legal representation is both inhumane and a violation of her basic rights I am deeply concerned about the consequences of this federal overreach It is unacceptable to treat a medical facility as an extension of xenophobic policies especially when a newborn’s health and safety are at stake to act with compassion and respect for due process." This story was originally published by Alex Dowd with the Scripps News Group in Tucson. but Ineos are looking to make moves ahead of the summer transfer window Manchester United lost 4-3 at Brentford on Sunday, with Ruben Amorim’s full focus now on the Europa League This Premier League campaign simply hasn’t been good enough and Ineos must make changes this summer United are closing in on Matheus Cunha and the Wolverhampton Wanderers ace should join early in the summer but Ineos may also make big moves off the pitch in order to change United’s fortunes Former Chelsea man Jim Fraser is being lined up for a move to United and Luis Campos is now being linked United said goodbye to Dan Ashworth in December leaving Jason Wilcox and Christopher Vivell to take full control of United’s transfer business as reporter Sacha Tavolieri claims United are now in talks to land Luis Campos Tavolieri claims discussions are now ‘advanced’ for Campos to leave PSG for United It’s noted that Campos has yet to agree a new deal with PSG and is now ready to leave United fans may fear being used as leverage in talks with PSG and further reports suggest that a move to Old Trafford won’t be happening Fabrizio Romano claims Campos has not held talks with United, whilst TalkSPORT’s Alex Crook simply says the rumour is a ‘red herring’ The 60-year-old currently serves as a sporting advisor at PSG and has earned huge praise for his work in the French capital Campos has previously called United ‘an amazing club’ but it’s currently unclear whether a move to United is really in the pipeline Campos was the mastermind behind Monaco’s rise under Leonardo Jardim having signed a number of their key players Fabinho and Thomas Lemar were all snapped up under Campos Campos even brought James Rodriguez to Monaco before selling him to Real Madrid and landed Anthony Martial from Lyon before his move to United Victor Osimen and now-Arsenal defender Gabriel Lille raked in major profit thanks to those signings as Campos continued his reputation as a top talent-spotter having been the driving force behind Paris Saint-Germain’s run to the Champions League semi-finals Joao Neves and Vitinha were all signed by Campos and Campos has pulled off some incredible deals at PSG Big money spent on Goncalo Ramos and Randal Kolo Muani hasn’t quite worked out, but Luis Enrique now has PSG thriving Campos has just about the best track record in Europe with regards to recruitment and his arrival would be an enormous coup for United (WKBW) — The transformation of LaSalle Park into the new Ralph Wilson Park is well underway with significant progress made over the past several months executive director of the Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy highlighted the $110 million project’s advancements when I visited with her on Friday and a lot of the work that we were doing was moving soils around,” Campos said The construction focuses on creating trails and managing the southern section of the 100-acre waterfront park The goal of Ralph Wilson Park is to create a world-class community gathering place Key highlights from Phase One of construction include the addition of two new lighted soccer fields that Campos emphasized will serve the entire West Side community “Our kids are going to be able to play under the lights some of the best soccer fields in the community right on the water,” said Campos a newly constructed inlet along the south shoreline has already created a habitat for fish and wildlife The planting of 2,600 new trees has also begun with many sourced locally in Western New York "The trees are a really important feature of the park for structural resiliency and creating a pleasant experience for visitors," Campos explained The first phase of the park is expected to be completed later this year with an official opening scheduled for the summer of 2026 Phase two will include the construction of ball fields the late founder and owner of the Buffalo Bills whose foundation contributed $50 million to the project the wife of the late owner of the Buffalo Bills expressed pride in her husband’s lasting legacy “Ralph Wilson's name will always be on the park,” she said “There are people that will hopefully remember Ralph forever and it’s going to be his greatest legacy.” The Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy is hosting a community forum to update the progress of the park on May 20 from 5:30-7 pm at Waterfront Elementary School, located at 95 4th Street in Buffalo. 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The recent appointment of Christopher Vivell has shown how seriously Manchester United are taking the recruitment side of the club Former interim boss Ralf Rangnick recently pointed out how this has been the cause of United’s problems Whether United are looking to add another new face to support and lead Vivell and Jason Wilcox is yet to be determined, with the duo’s reponsibility at the club growing since Dan Ashworth’s exit Sacha Tavolieri reported Campos is holding talks with Manchester United to join the club these claims were subsequently denied by Fabrizio Romano who claimed there are no talks with the Red Devils Romano reported: “Luis Campos attracting interest from several clubs but NO talks/negotiations with Man United.” ◉ Luis Campos attracting interest from several clubs but NO talks/negotiations with Man United.◉ Huijsen could make decision on new club already this month.◉ Saliba, Real Madrid dream target and Arsenal new deal.◉ Nkunku exit, clear plan.🎥 More: https://t.co/1qkGGf69ZJ There is quite a lot to unpack here with the Luis Campos links which have also been denied via other sources Luis Campos actually expressed interest about joining Manchester United way back in 2019 when the club were still hesitant to actually appoint a sporting director and Ed Woodward still ran day to day operations stated: “Manchester United is an amazing club with an amazing story; it’s difficult to understand what has happened “Of course I believe I could help Manchester United so only a special situation will make me change a project.” Manchester United lacked the nous back then to bring Campos aboard, eventually hiring John Murtough internally to be the club’s sporting director in 2021 United are still undoing some of the mistakes of the Murtough era and has plotted their post-Kylian Mbappe overhaul Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos took over football operations at United in late 2023 and have been putting their stamp on the club Initially this came with the appointment of Dan Ashworth – who was stunningly fired after a few months Ineos were subsequently tipped to follow Luis Campos’ situation at PSG Back in 2022, one year before Ratcliffe’s takeover was approved, French outlet Le Parisien claimed the billionaire was interested in hiring Luis Campos as Manchester United’s sporting director showing he can deliver at a big club with expectations like PSG The chances of Campos departing PSG are very real with the enigmatic recruitment chief yet to commit his future to the club Goal report succession planning is already rapidly underway with a replacement for Campos already identified PSG are looking to appoint Antero Henrique who was the sporting director at the club between 2017 and 2019 and is still highly regarded internally This would make it easier for Manchester United to land Campos if there was a desire – but at present it really is not expected that the Red Devils are looking to overcomplicate the existing structure Given the history of Ratcliffe’s admiration for Campos and his previous expressed interest in working at United it would not be a surprise if this changed but at present a move is not actively happening Sporting director Luís Campos is yet to agree a contract extension with Paris Saint-Germain and Get French Football News understands that the sporting director is in talks with a major European club is the architect of a squad that comfortably wrapped up a fourth-consecutive Ligue 1 title at the start of April and is now challenging to win the UEFA Champions League As Arsenal prepare to visit the Parc des Princes on Wednesday Les Parisiens hold a 1-0 lead in their semi-final there is still uncertainty regarding Campos’ future There is still no agreement over a contract renewal; his current deal expires at the end of the season GFFN understands that there is strong interest from the Premier League We also understand that the PSG sporting director is already in talks with a big European club GFFN | Luke Entwistle We use cookies to personalize content and ads and to analyze our traffic and improve our service we spoke about the production and presentation of archives and art’s singular ability to touch us where we’re most human a series of interviews between women visual artists is supported in part by the Deborah Buck Foundation with additional funding from the Judith Whitney Godwin Foundation Tara Anne Dalbow How was the experience of putting together a show that spans nearly four decades of your career María Magdalena Campos-Pons I have to say first that the whole team who put this together led by Mazie Harris at the Getty Center and Carmen Hermo at the Brooklyn Museum did a beautiful job going through the archive and bringing forward work that’s never been shown in the United States and pairing photographs and sculptures that have never been seen or considered together which has gold-leaf footprints crossing over colored tiles and is concerned with tracing the paths of women from the cities surrounding Padua I made in Canada in 1990 with tiny footprints coming out from my belly button and images of women from my family lineage Reflecting on connections like that across decades and materials was full of surprises and very enriching for me TAD What was your relationship to archives MMCP Many people from my background live with an archive that is primarily oral composed mostly of conversations between family members I grew up with very few photographs of my family history because we didn’t own a camera So I’ve been very intentionally trying to work through what that means socially and culturally like in my sculpture installation History of a People Who Were Not Heroes: A Town Portrait (1994) that gathers conversations with my mother and grand uncles about how they remember a town we don’t have many images of narrated to me verbally in being made from those conversations and some of my own memories of growing up there too It was only through language and access to that language that I was able to create a material form I’m interested in what you do when there isn’t a physical archive What does the archive look like in those circumstances but I wonder if you also see it as an archive it’s an archive: it’s a carrier of geographies and desires—your own but also those of bodies that have come before you Like my mother: How often did she tell me that there were things she wished she could do but couldn’t and so hoped for me to do them for her I feel myself as a continuing vessel of this space of intention including my mother’s and all the previous generations and expand is very beautiful in so many ways that we’re living too quickly to pay attention to TAD How do you understand that space where ancestral lineage and collective history intersect with your time here and with your personal narrative and memories and family in which the passage of time is viewed very differently He also told me that I had eyes in my back—that is why there are so many eyes in my art—because he understood how sensitive and perceptive I was What I want to say is that there’s a kind of acceptance and visibility of the other bodies that appear in our bodies It’s sort of a dream space in which you can be in several places at once in your mind and your heart and you may not be able to describe those experiences but you can feel them or intuit them almost metaphysically Dreams and what they reveal about the future They’re connected to a level of consciousness responsible for creativity and the stamina to make and create what’s never before existed Our existence and our brains are far more complex than we’ll ever be able to comprehend is one of the vehicles that allows us to get closer to some truth about it can you tell me a little about Santería and its enduring influence on your practice MMCP I can tell you that I’m a woman born into a tradition and that I continue to carry within myself that particular energy that way of seeing and responding to the world; that a lot of what I know I did not learn linearly but comes from intuition and DNA; and that I study it with a sense of responsibility and intentionality but that I’m not an initiated practitioner of Santería I did a piece in 2003 called The Calling about my commitment to becoming a priest but a priest not of any specific spiritual tradition but of art and I’m very methodical and practical about how I interpret and respond to that calling Starting Gallery Artists Studio Projects in Brookline Democracy and Justice at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee are examples of responses I’m always asking questions about the meaning of art: what it’s doing Every single piece that I do is part of the quest for that answer I think that the meaning and beauty of my own practice and other artists’ practices are the questions we ask TAD How have you been able to make your art and activism so nearly indistinguishable I discovered that I was an artist and that I was interested in people TAD Around the time you realized you had eyes on your back I couldn’t deny or ignore what was happening around me because I saw it from every angle of my body So I had to figure out what to do with this kind of perceptual grasp People don’t become artists unless making art is what makes being alive and having a self possible I wouldn’t be a writer and certainly not of poetry and it’s because you have poetry coming out of your mind and the same little demon that tells them when they see a light to go find out what it is; but the light moves and will continue to move But what you asked me about was service and social engagement I think it goes back to questions and responding to questions My programs are all responses to questions about society and things in society I’m not satisfied with I don’t sit on the side and wait for an answer but you must invest and participate in what you want to see happening around you especially if you want it to happen differently TAD During this bout of social and political “extreme weather,” as you might call it I am and have always been utterly romantic While there’s been enough disregard for human experience to bring anyone to the point of cynicism I just cannot function in that kind of negativity; so no matter what we are no doubt evolving and no doubt moving forward but that we evolve and move forward with such a limitation of visibility that we are often trapped in the step behind or trapped in our fear of progress and it’s my interest in this point in time that we’re alive I’m interested in finding what can make us sensible to each other we cannot deny the similarities between us Art helps because good art always touches you where you’re most human Everyone has experienced that gut feeling before and it doesn’t matter what kind of art it is; all that matters is that you’ve felt it that you’ve felt what it means to be human TAD You often talk about love with regard to your work so my last question is a simple one about the most essential thing: What does it look like to practice love or act with love right now as a person in the world MMCP A young kid and a middle-aged man in a field with a soccer ball An old lady sitting in a corner sipping a little something A grandmother and a kid walking together hand in hand Just giving a good answer to a stranger who asks you a question Love is all about recognizing in others your own needs and vulnerabilities To spend your day in the service of your best capacity knowing that you might not wake up the next morning—that is love What I need to tell you is that the only salvation there is is in understanding and practicing love I will go to my hotel room and do something in the name of radical love This question has energized something in me I will call you sometime soon and tell you about it María Magdalena Campos-Pons: Behold is on view at the Getty Center in Los Angeles until May 4 Tara Anne Dalbow is a writer based in Los Angeles Her critical work can be found in Art Basel He said that the two left for Tennessee on Sunday after a night at a hotel in Phoenix That's where he says the woman will go through immigration court but she will be required to check in with U.S Campos had originally said the newborn baby was a boy based on information from a source inside Tucson Medical Center After meeting the woman and her baby in person he confirmed the baby is a girl named Emily Customs and Border Protection told KGUN 9 that the woman and her child were transferred to U.S A court date before an immigration judge has been set The woman's attorney Luis Campos says he has been able to contact his client over the phone He says she is no longer facing expedited removal from the country Campos says both the woman and her baby are "in good spirits." KGUN 9 has reached out to ICE and are waiting for a response A Guatemalan woman who just gave birth at Tucson Medical Center could be facing expedited removal with her baby according to Tucson immigration attorney Luis Campos the woman was apprehended at eight months pregnant after crossing into the country at the U.S.-Mexico border They say "She has not yet been formally processed and no formal proceedings have commenced." Campos says he is hoping to get an asylum hearing but he has been unable to see or speak to his client the woman will be given the opportunity to contact an attorney once processing is complete Campos says a Department of Homeland Security guard stationed outside the woman's hospital room prevented him from entering saying she would contact him after being discharged to a local migrant processing facility CBP confirmed she was discharged from TMC Friday though Campos says the baby is still in the hospital Under the expedited removal process— which Campos says is common at the border or ports on entry— non-citizens can be deported without a trial He says the woman was only in the United States a few days before giving birth He says he spoke to her mother over the phone who told "a pretty harrowing story of violence that she faced." He said he believes it could qualify as persecution agents followed the law and adhered to CBP procedures As for the baby— who is a United States citizen— Campos says the mother was given the choice to either leave her baby behind or take him with her Campos says that gives her "no decision." Read the full statement sent to KGUN 9 by the Department of Homeland Security: "CBP agents apprehended a Guatemalan woman who illegally crossed into the United States from Mexico between ports of entry near Tres Bellotas Ranch she was taken to a local hospital for evaluation where she remained under medical care until being discharged today She has not yet been formally processed and no formal proceedings have commenced there is no statutory right to an attorney in immigration proceedings until a Notice to Appear has been issued Once her processing is complete and an NTA is issued she will be given the opportunity to contact an attorney Campos said he was originally contacted about the case by someone familiar with the situation inside TMC Report a typo Campos trying to hit for more powerApril 15th Roberto Campos has made no secret of his desire to hit for more power It has been the focus of his work at the plate the last couple years “I’ve just been working on hitting the ball hard hitting line drives,” Campos said in Spring Training I’ve just been working on that with my swing.” Through just under two weeks at Double-A Erie, the solid contact for Campos – the Tigers’ No. 22 prospect – is there And as the 21-year-old Cuban slugger adjusts to a new level after two years at High-A West Michigan he doesn’t show signs of being overwhelmed As the SeaWolves open a six-game homestand Tuesday night against another prospect-loaded roster with Guardians-affiliated Akron Campos is 9-for-25 (.360) with four RBIs and six runs scored None of Campos’ hits have gone for extra bases he has reached base safely in 13 of 29 plate appearances while striking out just five times Campos has hit safely in all six of his games since an 0-for-4 Opening Day against Harrisburg He went 7-for-17 with five runs against the Orioles-affiliated Chesapeake BaySox including a three-hit game last Wednesday and a two-hit Campos’ start so far has been better than his opening months the last two seasons at West Michigan when he hit .247 and .250 in April with two home runs combined Those two years suggest his power emerges as the weather warms and the at-bats accumulate With UPMC Park’s friendly dimensions for right-handed power hitters Campos’ progression should be fun to watch It was among the reasons his promotion came with intrigue going into the season “I think the one thing with Campos is he’s done a really good job and he’s got to get the ball in the air more He knows that,” Tigers assistant general manager Ryan Garko said at last month’s Spring Breakout game “He hits the ball really hard and he continues to get better and better He’s still young but he also hasn’t played a lot He’s getting a better handle on breaking balls and getting the ball in the air more We’re excited to see him in probably a little more offensive environment.” Much of Campos’ contact so far has been on the ground; his 57.9 percent ground-ball rate in a small sample size would be a career high according to Fangraphs while his 15.8 percent line-drive rate would be a career low he’s still pulling the ball at a solid rate of 40 percent It's a pragmatic approach for a slugger nearly two years below the weighted average age for the Eastern League All but three of his plate appearances have come against pitchers older than him Friday, March 28, 2025 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM CDT Maresh-Meredith & Acklam Funeral Home Racine Location 803 Main St. Racine, WI 53403 (262) 634-7888 Driving Directions Friday, March 28, 2025 11:30 AM CDT Maresh-Meredith & Acklam Funeral Home Racine Location 803 Main St. Racine, WI 53403 (262) 634-7888 Driving Directions Hilda Campos was born into eternal life on March 20th at her residence surrounded by her husband Elio Campos and many loved ones that came to visit prior to taking her last breath and running into the arms of Jesus Christ Surviving siblings include her sisters Janie she loved to be sitting outside or gardening Rarely would you see her without makeup on or her nails painted and she was definitely the one that would be dancing at every event Just a few short days ago she was reminiscing with her nephew Juan (Carol) about how she could beat anyone at pool and how she had people that would line up to play against her she grabbed his hand to get out of bed stating "let's go" Clearly she still had a zest for life and family Her biggest passion in life was definitely her love for God She and Elio attended Grace church for approximately 10 years prior to the unfortunate circumstances that had disabled their ability to continue to attend Her faith was expressed in just about every conversation she would have She was a strong-willed woman with a big heart for her children and an even bigger heart for her grandchildren Hilda worked in healthcare for a majority of her life She was preceded in death by her granddaughters Marcella and Rya Surviving grandchildren and great-grandchildren include Brenda (Leonel) Nunez (Elias Hilda's celebration of life will take place at 11:30 am Relatives and friends are welcome to meet with the family for Visitation from 10:00 am until time of service at the funeral home She will be laid to rest at West Lawn Memorial Park the family is requesting financial contributions All contributions will help with funeral expenses We greatly appreciate all that have contributed and those that can contribute to Hilda's untimely passing we rejoice knowing that she is dancing on streets of gold singing praises to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ JavaScript is disabled. In order to use all of the features on meredithfuneralhome.com, enable JavaScript.Close Dozens of workers have been treated for injuries following a fire on an oil platform off the coast of Brazil operated by the state-owned energy giant Petrobras According to the Norte Fluminense Oil Workers’ Union (Sindicato dos Petroleiros do Norte Fluminense) a fire occurred on the platform PCH-1 in the morning of April 21 the fire was brought under control around 11:25 a.m One of the workers fell into the sea during the accident The 176 non-essential workers were then evacuated from the platform and gas flow from the unit was stopped as a safety measure while others had to undergo medical treatment due to inhaling smoke what we are seeing today are the practical consequences of the dismantling of the national oil industry It is no coincidence that accidents like this have become more frequent,” highlighted the Union The PCH-1 platform is located in the Campos Basin This and the PCH-2 platform were hibernated by Petrobras in early 2020 and later scheduled for decommissioning The two fixed platforms form part of the Cherne and Bagre concessions, comprising the Cherne and Bagre fields. Perenco hopes to revitalize these after the acquisition of the assets from Petrobras closes Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox The Pioneers of Offshore Engineering GustoMSC part of NOV’s Marine and Construction business is recognized for providing advanced design & engineering consultancy for mobile offshore units and reliable equipment and technical knowledge into realistic & innovative ideas The performance of new and existing jack-ups a cherished family man and respected member of the Mishawaka community Born into the vibrant culture of El Salvador Jose brought the warmth of his heritage to the heart of the Midwest where he built a life marked by dedication and love Jose was the beloved husband of Martha Campos with whom he shared a life full of joy and companionship His legacy continues through his eleven grandchildren who will remember their grandfather for his boundless affection and the wisdom he imparted Jose was a hardworking laborer in the construction industry where he was known for his strong work ethic and his ability to lead by example His colleagues respected him for his reliability and his commitment to excellence in every project he undertook Jose's passion for life extended beyond his work He found solace and joy in listening to music a hobby that he often shared with his family and friends His love for melody and rhythm was infectious and many will recall the sound of his favorite tunes filling the room during family gatherings Jose's memory will be honored by all who knew him as a man of integrity and kindness Jose's life was a testament to the enduring strength of family bonds and the simple pleasures that bring us together but his spirit will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to have known him Private Funeral Services will be held Monday 2025 at Palmer Funeral Homes - River Park Chapel Online condolences may be expressed to the family at www.palmerfuneralhomes.com A Guatemalan woman who gave birth in Tucson after crossing the Arizona desert while 35 weeks pregnant has been released from the hospital with her baby and transferred to an immigration processing center The woman no longer appears to be at risk of rapid deportation proceedings and has been given a notice to appear placing her in normal deportation proceedings a Tucson-based immigration attorney representing the woman "This is very good news as it places her in regular deportation proceedings as opposed to expedited proceedings," Campos wrote to The Arizona Republic on May 3 "Regular proceedings place her in (the) immigration court system with an opportunity to fight her case and ask for asylum." On the border: Employers who hire illegal workers play role in migrant deaths, Border Patrol chief says The attorney spoke with the woman for the first time on the night of May 2 the woman told him that both she and her U.S "(The) mother was completely unaware of the swell of support and controversy over her case," Campos said "I believe that the public support for her and the outcry for what was happening might have helped in this case." Customs and Border Protection released a statement May 3 about Erika and her child confirming that the child remains with the mother The agency added that "the woman was transferred to ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations with a court date to appear before an immigration judge." Initial reporting indicated that the woman was facing expedited removal She had the option to either bring her newborn with her when she was deported or leave the baby in the U.S. a CBP spokesperson told The Arizona Daily Star It’s not yet known if the woman will be released from federal custody pending her immigration hearing wandered the desert for two days with only a water bottle after entering the U.S She made the trek almost nine months pregnant leaving her home country "for fear of violence," her attorney said Have any news tips or story ideas about the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona? Reach the reporter at rromeroruiz@gannett.com. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter, @raphaeldelag. I want to express my immense excitement about the future of UTSA Athletics It’s no secret that college athletics is experiencing significant change at a rapid pace While this transformation may bring challenges to programs across the nation the opportunity to directly support our student-athletes on their academic journeys has never been greater NCAA proposed settlement have – and will – all dramatically modify the ways in which we operate If the House settlement is fully approved this spring UTSA Athletics is well prepared for this moment and we will continue to be proactive in our efforts to adapt and thrive in this new landscape Throughout my tenure as UTSA’s Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics we have been committed to providing the best environment possible for our nearly 400 student-athletes as we fully fund each of our sport programs provide first-class programming in student-athlete development but the way in which we deliver it will evolve New legislation will allow us to provide additional financial arrangements to our student-athletes while offering increased roster opportunities and additional scholarship support which we will take along with our American Athletic Conference peers will be critical as we move into a new future of college athletics we will have to change the way we operate and will need your continued increasing support to generate additional revenue you will find two important updates: (1) A summary of the changes we anticipate from the House v NCAA proposed settlement and (2) A roadmap of our BOLD approach to the future These updates will provide the latest information about our commitment to the development of our student-athletes and their future success it will take each and every one of us coming together to provide support Please know that while we are committed to our approach we are also prepared to make any necessary adjustments as the landscape continues to evolve NCAA is the consolidation of class action lawsuits filed by former student-athletes against the NCAA and the Power Five conferences regarding rules that prohibited student-athletes from earning compensation for the commercial use of their Name NCAA proposed settlement will conclude three active lawsuits that challenge current NCAA rules regarding payments to student-athletes The hearing on final approvement of the settlement is set for April 7 Past Damages: As part of the House settlement the NCAA will pay approximately $2.8 billion over 10 years to more than 14,000 former and current student-athletes Image and Likeness activities that are now permissible While the lawsuit only focuses on student-athletes at Power Four institutions the settlement calls for all NCAA Division I institutions to contribute to past damages It is difficult to precisely estimate the full financial impact but we project that UTSA will pay close to $5 million over the 10-year period via reduced revenue distribution from the NCAA Revenue Sharing: Under the terms of the House settlement institutions would be allowed to share revenue directly with student-athletes I know there have been many questions about revenue sharing models financial figures and the support we will be able to provide to our student-athletes We have been diligently planning for revenue sharing with student-athletes and I look forward to detailing this plan in the near term We are closely coordinating with the American Athletic Conference and our colleagues across the conference on establishing revenue sharing thresholds All of the conference members will observe and coordinate their plans around these developments UTSA uses annual budget-setting processes and protocols that are approved by the UT System and are part of discussions held with the State and legislature during legislative sessions Budgets set for Athletics follow this annual cycle during the September 1 to August 31 fiscal year all sources available for revenue sharing are being evaluated Title IX Implications for Revenue Sharing: We are committed to Title IX and gender equity at UTSA and in our Athletics program the United States Department of Education Office for Civil Rights offered guidance that NIL money paid to college athletes should be held to the same gender-equity standards as athletic scholarships We will be closely monitoring these developments When UTSA transitioned into the American Athletic Conference in the summer of 2023 we challenged each and every person associated with our program to BE BOLD about our aspirations and the ways in which we operate We will need your continued increasing support to generate additional revenue Roadrunner Game Plan: Soon after my arrival at UTSA we put our energy into the Roadrunner Game Plan a comprehensive strategic plan that has helped us create a culture of excellence for our student-athletes in academics and athletics and has unified the San Antonio community in support of our Roadrunners The Roadrunner Game Plan focuses on three winning values – Excellence Integrity and Unity – to enhance our student-athlete experience and a core set of pillars and priorities our administrative leadership team has been revising and refining the pillars of the Roadrunner Game Plan to prepare for our new reality We have been evaluating every aspect of our operating procedures and structure with the terms of the House settlement in mind streamlining our approach for a successful future Institutional Support: President Eighmy has been an incredible supporter and advocate of UTSA Athletics Executive Vice President for Business Affairs and Chief Enterprise Development Officer he has been committed to maximizing institutional support of our athletics program our athletics budget has increased from $24.5 million in FY18 to $48.3 million in FY25 with the majority of that funding coming from institutional support we have also invested approximately $50 million into the creation of the Roadrunner Athletics Center for Excellence and the Park West Field House with the tremendous partnership of Bexar County and the City of San Antonio I announced the commitment of an additional $57 million into athletics facilities with much of that funding coming from the institution This includes a Basketball and Volleyball Training Facility and player development centers for baseball and softball Eighmy and EVP Salazar’s innovative approach to providing institutional support including the sale of university land at Park West has been invaluable to UTSA and UTSA Athletics I am also grateful for the support of the Roadrunner Foundation and President Gene Dawson for their leadership in this area NIL Management: Changes in legislation over the past year allows universities and athletics departments to be more directly involved in NIL efforts I am grateful that we have been able to be more hands-on in working with our collectives creating Runners United and being able to promote and support our student-athletes’ NIL efforts we are hiring an NIL General Manager dedicated to managing NIL engagement with our student-athletes in all sports Supporters can join the McCombs Society with a minimum pledge of $25,000 over a five-year period or an annual cash gift of $25,000 or more I am especially grateful to Marsha Shields and the McCombs Family for their initial gift of $100,000 to the Bold Champions Campaign as part of the McCombs Society Ticket Models: Through our partnership with Playfly we are working with Aspire to examine ticket pricing and new ticketing opportunities for football including ways that will support revenue sharing with our student-athletes including potential increases for the upcoming season we have installed chairback reserved seats at our baseball and softball facilities that include seat contributions to the Roadrunner Athletic Fund We have also implemented seat contributions to reserved season tickets at men’s and women’s basketball games as well as courtside seating at volleyball These contributions directly enhance the resources we are able to provide to our student-athletes Premium opportunities at the Alamodome will be expanded starting with the 2025 season will open in the South End Zone in addition to renovations to existing suites throughout the Alamodome Fiscal Review: Sound fiscal management has always been a priority and all of our staff has been deeply committed to the most efficient use of our operating budgets to provide resources that support our student-athletes We continue to regularly evaluate our budgets and our spending to ensure our dollars are being used effectively Game Day Experience Enhancements: This past football season we created fun game day experience enhancements for our fans that allowed you the opportunity to be part of the action This included early-bird access and sideline access to the Alamodome as well as the opportunity to put your special message on the video boards at the Alamodome and Convocation Center The revenue from these experiences goes to directly support our student-athletes The offering of these types of experiences will only increase in future years we partnered with our food and beverage provider and the Alamodome to directly support our student-athletes through a concessions round-up program At participating Alamodome concession stands fans were able to round up their total to the nearest dollar to support our student-athletes This was a great and convenient way for all fans to provide support We’ll continue to seek these types of opportunities moving forward but every cent really does make a difference Special Events: We will continue to work with our Runners United collectives to create events within the next year that support NIL efforts I have no doubt the future is bright as we collectively create the very best experience for our student-athletes Ed.D.UTSA Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics ORLANDO, Fla. – Skies stay mostly clear Thursday across Central Florida with just a few morning clouds and some high clouds later [Watch Candace Campos’ video forecast below] Temperatures are expected to warm into the upper 80s inland and the upper 70s along the coast If you are planning on enjoying the beaches beware of rip currents as the risk remains high for the next few days A weak front will start to slide in from the northwest increasing moisture levels slightly by Friday This setup will allow for a few coastal showers (20%) in the morning the forecast calls for highs near 90 degrees The slow-moving front will linger over Central Florida through early next week bringing higher rain and storm chances Sunday and Monday as sea breezes develop The addition of rain and clouds should keep things a bit cooler with highs in the low 80s Rain chances become less certain by midweek Get weather info from the News 6 weather team Copyright 2025 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved Candace Campos joined the News 6 weather team in 2015 TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us / Follow on Social Media Careers at WKMG Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications EEO Report Disability Assistance Copyright © 2025 ClickOrlando.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group entered into heaven's gates in San Antonio surrounded by his loving family at his side who survive him and will forever hold his memory close He was at 5th grade student at Farias Elementary School Jose Antonio enjoyed many fun things in life including sports Trumpet and Gitarron in the school mariachi He also joins his grandfather in heaven: Jose Antonio Campos Sr He is further survived by his sister: Marlene Campos; grandparents: Cecilia Maria Eva Campos Jorge and Adela Medina; aunts and uncles: Melissa Escobedo (Gerardo) The family will receive condolences on Monday from 5 to 9 pm at Hillside Funerals and Cremations where a Vigil for the Deceased and Rosary will be offered at 6 pm A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St Rite of Committal and Interment will follow at the Laredo City Cemetery Arrangements are under the care and direction of Hillside Funerals & Cremations; 310 W great-grandmother who served as our sanctuary and beacon of light Louise departed from this world on January 17 leaving behind a legacy of love and kindness Louise walked through life with a gentle strength while touching the lives of everyone she encountered with an unforgettable grace Campos was born to Florencio Redding and Claudina Cisneros in Questa She married Cleofos "Archie" Campos in October of 1958 in Ogden Later in life she spent the remaining years of her life with Tito Chacon who continued to raise her children and grandchildren Along with the love of her life Tito Chacon Louise was deeply dedicated to her friends and found immense joy in cooking being outdoors and cherishing every moment with her family She would stop to enjoy her impressive roses that she was so proud of Josslyn and numerous great-grandchildren; .her sisters She is also survived by a special great-grandson Mauricio Perez and great-great-granddaughter Jose “Wedo” Campos; granddaughter Chasity Campos; her mother and father; sisters Nora Herrera and Becky Hidalgo; and brothers The family wishes to thank all those who have helped Louise and us over the past few months Your support has meant the world to us all  Friends may visit with family on Saturday All friends and family are welcome and appreciated ORDER VIDEOS LA JOLLA, CA—La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI) Assistant Professor Miguel Reina-Campos, Ph.D., has been granted $1.3 million from the W. M. Keck Foundation to support new cancer research Reina-Campos leads research into how we might use the body’s own T cells to fight tumors Reina-Campos will investigate how we might give T cells a boost using energy stored up in a cell’s “epigenome.” No one has tried this before,” says LJI President & CEO Erica Ollmann Saphire “Miguel’s work will show us how to harness a hidden energy source inside T cells to fuel their fight against cancer This research holds enormous potential to transform the field of cancer immunotherapy.” The epigenome is a powerful player in our cells The epigenome is a vast collection of chemicals that attach to our genetic code (The name epigenome boils down to “on top of the genome”) These chemical “ornaments” are important because they control how our cells read our genes to produce proteins not all of the epigenome might necessarily be involved with gene regulation,” says Reina-Campos This research has led Reina-Campos to a fascinating possibility “What if cells use their epigenome as a metabolic reservoir?” says Reina-Campos Reina-Campos wonders if T cells could utilize their own epigenome as a metabolic depot to fuel their functions Reina-Campos’s idea is based on the fact that these same chemical ornaments can power important metabolic processes inside of a cell “Establishing this novel biological concept could transform how we think about the epigenome and its connection to metabolism,” says Reina-Campos If T cells are tapping into the epigenome—that raises another interesting question “What if we could leverage the epigenome to power cellular metabolism in situations where T cells need it?” says Reina-Campos so cancer-fighting T cells are especially desperate for fuel Reina-Campos thinks the epigenome might also help T cells fight tumors—and this can be engineered into cellular immunotherapies For the new study, Reina-Campos will collaborate with colleagues in LJI’s Center for Cancer Immunotherapy, including LJI Associate Professor Ferhat Ay, Ph.D. who uses computational and statistical modeling to understand the genetic and epigenetic bases of gene regulation “This collaboration was instrumental in us getting this award,” says Reina-Campos “We are proposing to tweak the epigenome The La Jolla Institute for Immunology is dedicated to understanding the intricacies and power of the immune system so that we may apply that knowledge to promote human health and prevent a wide range of diseases Since its founding in 1988 as an independent the Institute has made numerous advances leading toward its goal: life without disease Keck Foundation was established in 1954 in Los Angeles by William Myron Keck One of the nation’s largest philanthropic organizations Keck Foundation supports outstanding science The Foundation also supports undergraduate education and maintains a program within Southern California to support arts and culture Keck Foundation’s support of Southern California-based organizations enriches the lives of the region’s residents and has expanded and deepened over the years and their families is supported with the goal of providing safe supportive environments that prepare children to succeed in school and in life We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Carmen DeJesus Campos Bonilla, 49, of Houston TX, passed away peacefully on Monday February 3rd 2025 in San Antonio TX. Carmen was born in Long Island New York, to Virginia Martinez and Ernesto Campos on October 27th, 1975. She went to Rochelle... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Carmen DeJesus Campos Bonilla created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Mission Park Funeral Chapels & Cemeteries Made with love by funeralOne The update comes from Sky journalist Sacha Tavolieri who has claimed advanced talks have started between United and Campos “Luis Campos’ future is about to take a decisive turn In the absence of an agreement for his extension with PSG the Portuguese sports advisor is in advanced negotiations with a “big” European club whose identity will soon be revealed 🚨🔵🔴 EXCL – L’avenir de Luis Campos sur le point de prendre un tournant décisif! Faute d'un accord pour sa prolongation avec le #PSG, le conseiller sportif sportif portugais est en négociations avancées avec un « grand » club européen dont l’identité sera bientôt révélée… 🔜… pic.twitter.com/D5ZvBjnOUi — Sacha Tavolieri (@sachatavolieri) May 4, 2025 “And the European club is… Manchester United Advanced talks underway between Luis Campos and the Red Devils,” he wrote on X (formerly Twitter) PSG head coach Luis Enrique has been pushing the club to try and keep hold of Campos but he increasingly looks likely to be on the way out — Sacha Tavolieri (@sachatavolieri) May 4, 2025 The Portuguese has been credited with changing the Parisian giants’ outlook from only signing big-name stars to now focussing on players with potential This change has reaped dividends with PSG just a step away from the Champions League final United had decided to sack Dan Ashworth after only five months in the job despite spending big money on acquiring his signature from Newcastle while also waiting a long time for him Initially there were reports that INEOS would restructure their hierarchy thereby increasing Jason Wilcox’s remit but the hunt for a sporting director had been going on in the background Links with Campos had emerged earlier as well with Arsenal also looking at him at one point Campos is known for discovering young players who have since gone on to become world-beaters with the likes of Bernardo Silva Rafael Leao and Victor Osimhen being just a few of them this report turns out to be true and United can get their man in before the summer window INEOS will hope he can subsequently work his magic at Old Trafford and help the Red Devils return to the top of the English football pyramid Feature image Alexander Hassenstein via Getty Images Ernest Campos, &#8220;Ernie&#8221; to those closest to him, entered his eternal rest surrounded by the love of his family on August 23, 2022, at the age of 68 in San Antonio. He is preceded in death by his parents, Grace and Diego Campos; sister-in-law... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Ernest Campos created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories I am from Mexico City, from a neighborhood called Tepito. Everyone classifies it as dangerous, but to me Tepito is a barrio full of hardworking people who get up every day to earn their daily bread. That’s what I saw growing up. That’s the Tepito I know, despite its reputation. My first football memory was when I played on my dad's team when I was little. The field was dirt. I didn't like football, but little by little I started to enjoy it and eventually I fell in love with it. My dad was the one who pushed me. He was always tough on me because he saw something in me. He worked hard to support our family, he was always there for me, encouraging me to play and to reach my potential. I played striker as a child, and my favorite player was Ronaldinho. He was near the end of his career at that time, so he didn’t run as much as he used to, but I watched him every chance I could. After him, it was Messi. He is still one of my favorites. As far as players who play my position, Marcelo—the great Brazilian left back who played for Real Madrid for so many years—he was the player I followed and learned from by watching him play. I first realized I had a chance to play professionally when I was seven or eight years old. I started to see my own qualities. I started to see what I could give. My dad also saw that I could do something more. His belief in me pushed me to become a professional player. I joined the youth academy of [Liga MX club] Santos Laguna when I was 14. I relocated to Torreón, a thousand miles north of our home in Mexico City. I was so far from my parents, my siblings, my friends. It was hard. I felt alone. I wanted to go home. But I stuck with it. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Omar Campos ⚡️ (@ocampos277) In the offseasons, my dad and I worked for Uber Eats. I worked every day, picking up the orders and delivering them on my motorcycle. Sometimes they would give you a tip. Sometimes not. I will never forget those moments. But that's how it was at the beginning. We didn't have any money. Well, we had some, but not enough to eat well. That situation motivated us to push forward, to try and reach my dream of playing professionally so we wouldn’t be in a situation of crisis. I like pushing forward as a player as well. I have always liked to attack. I was a forward for most of my life. I enjoy applying pressure and creating chances for my team. I have always been fast, which helped me as a forward, and then when I was moved to winger, and later when I was moved to my current position, left back. That’s where I made my professional debut for Santos Laguna, at age 18. When I was playing for Santos Laguna, I used to watch MLS games. That’s when I first took notice of LAFC. It seemed the club was always winning, playing exciting football, competing for trophies. When I learned that there was a possibility of me coming here earlier this year, I didn't hesitate. It was a fast transition. Within two weeks of learning that LAFC was a possibility for me, I was here. The style of play in MLS is different than in Liga MX. The style here is very touch-and-move, which I was not used to. I have more confidence now than when I first arrived. I am combining more [exchanging passes in the attack]. I’m confident that I will continue to raise my level here. My main goals now are to keep helping our team win, and to maintain my position in the starting eleven. Ryan [Hollingshead] is a great player who plays the position very well. The competition between me and Ryan and Sergi [Palencia] has been a healthy one and a professional one. I will continue giving 100 percent so that I can start games and hopefully finish them, too. My parents are still in Mexico. They don't have a visa, they can't come here to L.A., so obviously I miss them. But we are always together. I have a sister, Stephanie, who is four years older than I am, and a brother, Johan, who is nine years younger. We have always been very close, all of us. My sister has two daughters. I am a proud uncle to my nieces Ingrid and Sharon, whom I love very much. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Omar Campos ⚡️ (@ocampos277) but when I got the opportunity to come to LAFC My girlfriend’s choice to come with me has really helped my transition to this new environment Hopefully my parents will be able to visit soon but I have already had a few memorable experiences and the second game I played for LAFC was played in a snowstorm that turned everything completely white More than anything I have enjoyed the team's triumphs celebrating the victories with my teammates Our home environment at BMO Stadium has also been an unexpected experience Our people are always cheering and supporting my eyes are being opened to my own quality to what I can give to a championship-level team I have come a long way from the barrio of Tepito Secure tickets to see the stars of LAFC for the 2025 season and opportunities to get involved in the community By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Private Policy and Terms of Use People online wondered whether it was a Freudian slip from the host who happens to be the wife of Donald Trump's transportation secretary Rachel Campos-Duffy, a Fox News anchor and the wife of President Donald Trump’s Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, appeared to coin a new antigay slur Thursday night during a segment attacking former Biden Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg — a popular target on the right In a riff prompted by a chyron that read “Mayor Pete: Dems are finger waggers,” Campos-Duffy launched into a tirade questioning Buttigieg’s masculinity “He’s clearly gotten the masculinity problem memo He’s pretending not to be a beta,” she said “He grew a beard and he hit the manosphere A clip of Buttigieg from the show aired next “I do think my party needs to do a much better job especially with the kind of finger wagging that you're talking about I think we are very prone to that,” he said “You get this sense of moral conviction and you're so sure of it that you start to think it makes it okay to be an asshole.” “Isn’t Pete the worst virtue-signaling winger fagger?” she remarked before quickly correcting herself and saying “wagger." with some viewers accusing Campos-Duffy of using a veiled slur targeting Buttigieg’s sexuality “FREUDIAN SLIP??” one user posted on X (formerly Twitter) “Rachel Campos-Duffy (whom I love) did a segment on the Jesse Watters show today about the ‘finger wagging Democrats’ and then this happened!” A Fox News spokesperson told The Advocate that Campos-Duffy misspoke and pointed to her quickly correcting herself which focused on Buttigieg’s widely praised appearance on the popular comedy podcast Flagrant also featured Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo who mocked Buttigieg’s masculinity and outreach to younger male voters “Mayor Pete is not exactly the one you send out to get the young bro crowd,” Arroyo said “You may as well send Dylan Mulvaney doing a makeup class and hope you can get more guys.” Campos-Duffy followed up Arroyo’s jab by taking aim at Buttigieg’s appearance: “Funny how we thought throwing the beard would somehow change everything who served as President Joe Biden’s transportation secretary and remains one of the most high-profile openly gay politicians in the country recently appeared on Flagrant for a nearly three-hour conversation about masculinity Buttigieg discussed raising adopted Black twins with his husband Chasten and advocating for equitable economic policy and AI regulation That tone, however, stood in stark contrast to the mocking Fox News segment — and the personal nature of the attacks drew sharp condemnation from LGBTQ+ advocates and allies a Democratic strategist and longtime adviser to Buttigieg Arroyo and his spray-painted hairline and spackled-on foundation and service to the country of commentating on partisan TV to demonstrate to us what ‘real’ masculinity is.” Buttigieg has not publicly addressed the remarks but his defenders argue that the reaction of the right-wing media only proves how deeply his message resonated “Pete’s intelligence and singular ability to articulate his ideas to any audience gets like a mile under the skin of these pathetic frauds,” one person on X wrote won the PGA Tour's Bermuda Championship in 2024 The win also earned the 16-year professional journeyman golfer an invitation to the 2025 Masters Talking Points:> How winning his first PGA Tour title changed his life > What playing in the Masters means> What he learned about Augusta National Golf Club in two practice rounds prior to Masters week and how his strengths fit the course> Playing for Puerto Rico and the inspiration he takes from late Chi Chi Rodriguez> On playing for a bigger purpose inspiring young people in Puerto Rico and worldwide Archive: "Golf Innerview with Ann Liguori" | View An essential resource focused on visual art from a Black perspective Culture Type explores the intersection of art LOS ANGELES-AREA MUSEUMS are presenting an array of exhibitions featuring works by Black artists Exhibitions are exploring Black art history through the lives and work of key African American artists and cultural figures each of whom deserve to be more widely known The Carver and Rowe exhibitions are on view at the California African American Museum where another show engages directly with American history featuring artworks that incorporate original documents from the eras of enslavement and sharecropping Contemporary works by Black artists from Africa and the Americas are on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and María Magdalena Campos-Pons is the subject of a major solo show at the Getty Museum Cuban-born María Magdalena Campos-Pons‘s multidisciplinary practice is informed by her Nigerian and Chinese family heritage and the global histories of labor and displacement and migration impact individual and collective memory The 35-year survey features more than 50 works: large-scale photographic grids Campos-Pons is the Cornelius Vanderbilt Endowed Chair Professor of Fine Arts at Vanderbilt University in Nashville the exhibition is the first broad presentation of the artist’s work on the West Coast Selft-taught artist Nellie Mae Rowe (1900–1982) decorated her Vinings A rare look at Rowe’s expressive production this show features more than 100 works made during the last 15 years of her life The presentation also includes photography and an outtake from an experimental documentary about Rowe that contextualizes her work and art environment A fully illustrated catalog accompanies the traveling exhibition which was organized by and drawn from the collection of the High Museum of Art in Atlanta Katherine Jentleson of the High Museum curated the show The Reparations Project was launched by Susan Eisner and Randy Quarterman descendants of enslavers and the enslaved from the same plantation in Savannah and Benton Museum of Art Director Victoria Sancho Lobis with intern Tristen Alizée Leone and additional student contributions Representing the Black Atlantic and Pacific the exhibition brings together 60 artists active in Africa The roster includes Los Angeles-based artists Edgar Arceneaux About half are new acquisitions from LACMA’s collection Organized by LACMA curator Dhyandra Lawson the exhibition is arranged around four themes—Speech and Silence Co-presented by the California African American Museum and Art + Practice the exhibition is organized by independent curator Jheanelle Brown and Robeson Taj Frazier “Drifting Toward Twilight” by Betye Saar is an immersive room-sized installation commissioned by The Huntington The walls are ocean blue and feature phases of the moon and a poem by the artist a 17-foot-long vintage wooden canoe Saar found through a newspaper advertisement She made the canoe her own by adding wood chairs evoking “passengers,” antlers in birdcages along with natural materials from The Huntington’s more than 200-acre grounds The exhibition is co-curated by Yinshi Lerman-Tan and Sola Saar Agustsson the 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Culture Type earns a nominal commission when you access Bookshop via a link on this website and/or make a purchase from one of Culture Type's book lists on Bookshop. © 2013-2025 Culture Type Culture Type® is a registered trademark of Culture Type Designed by WPSHOWER Campos has acted as a football advisor to PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi since 2022 and his agreement will expire at the end of this season United axed technical director Dan Ashworth earlier this season with Jean-Claude Blanc also departing as a club director last month .css-s4id4f{font-family:Suisse Intl,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:1.9rem;line-height:2.2rem;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:-0.01em;}Official Money A heartfelt homecoming for Rafael Campos in Puerto Rico The following is a letter written by PGA TOUR winner Rafael Campos to his daughter Paola, who was born just days before his first victory at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. If there’s one thing I hope to teach you in this life, it’s the power of never giving up. The power of embracing your journey every step of the way, even when it twists and turns in ways you never expected. Because, mi amor, you never know what Papito Dios has in store for you. I know I didn’t. And I wouldn’t change a thing. Our paths are never linear, and God knows they are rarely easy. But no matter what road you choose to follow, know that I will always be by your side. Sharing your dreams, carrying your struggles, and making sure you reach for what sets your soul on fire with the same belief that your grandparents, Tata and Tuto, gave me. I was born with a huge advantage. I had parents who showed me that perseverance and family love could move mountains, and my greatest hope is that, one day, you’ll feel the same. I can only teach you from experience, and for me, that rocky, uncertain road to my dream was the path to the PGA TOUR. And then, just days after you were born, I finally won. Some say you arrived in this world carrying a trophy under your arm, but to me, you were already the greatest blessing long before I understood what winning truly felt like. Rafael Campos with his newborn daughter Paola. (Courtesy Campos family) Rafael Campos and his wife Stephanie Casanova at the gender reveal of their daughter Paola. (Courtesy Campos family) But my journey didn’t start with that victory in Bermuda. It started years ago, right here in Puerto Rico — the island we are lucky enough to call home. The music from the island will always beat in your heart, guiding you as you choose the wonderful person I know you’ll be. God knows that’s what your Tata and Tuto did for me … and it changed my life. My love for golf started by accident. One day, when I was still a kid, Tuto got invited to a round of golf — a game he had never even played before. Somehow, I ended up tagging along with Tío Nando and our cousins, all of us having never held a club in our hands. While they played, we were left on the driving range, killing time, swinging at balls with no idea what we were doing. A few hours, countless buckets of balls, and a mix of baseball and tennis swings later, something unexpected happened. I had already tried every sport and loved them all for different reasons, but with golf … something clicked. Photos from Rafael Campos' childhood. (Courtesy Campos family) There are moments in life when you just know. A deep, unshakable feeling settles in, telling you this is it. It happened when your mom and I reunited after years apart and realized that beyond friendship, we were meant for each other. It happened the first time I hit a golf ball so cleanly that I felt it in my bones. And, mi vida, it happened the first time I held you in my arms. I will never impose my dreams onto you. Whatever passion you find, whatever path you choose, I will nurture it as if it were my own. You never have to follow any road other than the one that calls to you, and I will always be here to support you. Following your dreams is never easy, but let me tell you, it is worth it. I’ve walked through every stage possible in professional golf. From mini-tours to the PGA TOUR, back down to the Korn Ferry Tour and back up again, I’ve lived the cycle of hope, hard work, breakthrough, and heartbreak more times than I can count. I’ve doubted myself more than I’d like to admit, and I won’t pretend there weren’t times I questioned whether I could keep going. And, mi princesa, you will have those moments, too. There will be times when doubt creeps in, when setbacks feel heavier than progress, and when you wonder if getting up is even possible. But when that day comes, hear my voice in your heart telling you: "Get up. Keep going." Know this: You will never have to do it alone. Rafael Campos (top left) with his extended family. (Courtesy Campos family) Reaching out for help doesn’t make you weak; it makes you stronger. For me, that lesson led me back to something I had dreamed of since I was a little kid — my first win on the PGA TOUR. Our strength comes from God and the people who surround us, from those who walk with us through our journey. The ones who share your tears when you struggle will be the same ones who celebrate you the hardest when you rise. I learned that the week I won in Bermuda. Ever since I can remember, winning on the PGA TOUR has been my Everest. And yet, in the week I reached its peak, all I could think about was you and your mom waiting for me back home. You are my biggest dream. That entire week, I played with a sense of peace I had never felt before. I wasn’t thinking about the leaderboard, making the cut, or what the win would mean for my career. And, mi princesa, there is no greater feeling than loving and being loved this much. There’s so much about our culture I can’t wait for you to experience, so much I want you to feel. Puerto Rico is special. It’s a place where people you’ve never met will root for you and celebrate you as if you were family. Because, in many ways, they are. Throughout my youth, and into my early days in professional golf, the passion for our island has beat strongly in my heart. It still rings true, and always will, and it was met equally by Boricuas everywhere after my proudest professional moment because that victory belonged to all of us. My love for this island has been my greatest strength. And if there’s one thing you will learn, it’s that Puerto Ricans are bonded by our unshakable pride. We celebrate each other’s victories as if they were our own. Rafael Campos poses with his PGA TOUR card and the flag of Puerto Rico. (Getty Images) A younger Rafael Campos competes at the 2013 Puerto Rico Open. (Getty Images) Rafael Campos works with his coach, Eduardito Figueroa. (Courtesy Campos family) Mi princesa, life will test you. There will be moments when you feel like you have nothing left to give and when the road ahead feels too steep to climb. But, when that day comes, promise me you won’t quit. Accept the challenges, embrace the setbacks, and never stop chasing what sets your heart on fire. I hope that you never stop believing in yourself, in your passions, and in the people who love you. My biggest wish for you in this life, mi princesa, is for your heart to keep you moving forward. No matter how strong you are, no matter what passion you follow, there is going to be a time when you’re going to get hit so hard you are going to fall, but know that we are always going to be there to help you up because giving up on your dreams comes at too high a cost. Because giving up on yourself is the only thing you’ll ever regret more than failing. And above all, know that I love you more than I’ve ever dreamt possible. Copyright © 2025 PGA TOUR, Inc. All rights reserved. and the Swinging Golfer design are registered trademarks The Korn Ferry trademark is also a registered trademark and is used in the Korn Ferry Tour logo with permission An official website of the United States government The tragic January 29 midair plane crash over the Potomac River in our nation’s capital took the life of a member of TSA’s family was a pilot on the American Eagle/PSA Airlines jet involved in the horrific collision that claimed 67 lives Eisenhower National Airport was approaching Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport when it collided with a U.S Both aircraft crashed into the Potomac River Campos underwent extensive training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) before TSA deputized him as an FFDO “FFDOs are qualified pilots who volunteer to complete an intensive one-week training program at FLETC to carry a federally issued firearm and defend the flight deck of commercial and cargo aircraft against acts of air piracy or criminal violence,” explained TSA Law Enforcement/Federal Air Marshal Service (LE/FAMS) Aviation Programs Branch Manager Denise D “FFDOs are a critical component in TSA’s layered security approach Campos’ sacrifice underscores the dedication and responsibility FFDOs take to safeguard our skies.” FFDOs serve as a last line of defense in TSA’s layered security approach and play a significant role in TSA’s mission “They serve a key role in our national and homeland security mission,” said LE/FAMS Executive Assistant Administrator Brian Belcher Campos served with distinction and honor.” who served as a New York City police officer This left an impression of service upon him well into his adulthood He often traveled with his father’s badge and even had a tattoo of the badge with number 4935 on his right shoulder Campos leaves an outstanding legacy of leadership and duty to others,” Belcher emphasized LE/FAMS Aviation Programs Deputy Branch Manager Daniel Kuhn added “FFDO Campos consistently demonstrated exceptional proficiency in his duties as an FFDO covering approximately 700 flights from April 2023 through his tragic loss on January 29 protecting the traveling public on the fateful flight of American Airlines/PSA 5342.” five members of the TSA Honor Guard at New York's LaGuardia Airport (LGA) met Campos' family and his remains They joined representatives from American Airlines and the Port Authority Police Department to honor the fallen pilot.  Campos studied at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University He also performed the duties of a flight instructor at Epic Flight Academy in New Smyrna Beach Campos was hired as a First Officer with PSA Airlines and was promoted to Captain in 2022 Campos is remembered for his honorable and selfless service and his dedication to his crew “He will be missed and will stand as a role model for current and future FFDOs,” said Stark-Jones and Kuhn.” He will not be forgotten.”  From TSA Strategic Communications & Public Affairs Rafa Campos was sitting with his wife at their rental house the Friday of the WM Phoenix Open when his phone buzzed the tournament director of the Arnold Palmer Invitational unfortunately we can’t play the Puerto Rico Open.’ She’s like “I told her we got a spot in the Arnold Palmer Invitational.” won’t mind missing his national open for his signature debut He knows how valuable playing these lucrative It was only a season ago that he got into just one event before the Mexico Open as the last Korn Ferry Tour graduate on the priority list “I don’t feel part of the PGA Tour,” Campos said last February He’d then miss 13 of 14 cuts later in the year before breaking through for a surprising victory at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship But with the PGA Tour shrinking the number of fully exempt members to 100 at the end of this season playing Bay Hill is even more crucial for a guy like Campos especially after he started this year with a solo 57th at the 59-man Sentry followed by four straight missed cuts “That’s a blessing,” Campos said of his API invite “It’s an opportunity obviously we’ll always remember I really want to take advantage of that opportunity hopefully it’s the start of me gaining the confidence I need to start playing some good golf and hopefully being in that tournament for the future.” Campos tied for 38th last season at the Mexico Open one in practice and the other during Friday’s second round Campos noted that VidantaWorld was playing long and inviting for the big hitters and that he wished he had “an extra 20 yards in the bag.” His struggles reached a boiling point a few weeks ago at the Farmers Insurance Open Campos eventually connected with instructor Boyd Summerhays the brother of former PGA Tour pro Daniel Summerhays and father of Arizona State standout Preston Summerhays Campos started to understand the root of his problems especially the way I grip the club and how I want the club to be moving out of my backswing,” Campos explained that’s why I normally tape my wrist because it bothers it just because it’s a new move that I’m making There’s just one issue: Campos’ new fade has sapped about 10-12 yards of distance from every club though Campos is hopeful the finished product will give him staying power on the PGA Tour – and more signature-event starts “Once I get used to that I know for a fact that I’ll see a lot more consistent results and that’s the ultimate goal for me for this year for the second half of this year and actually be ready for the following year.” A Division of NBCUniversal DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only and there is no gambling offered on this site This service is intended for adult audiences No guarantees are made for any specific outcome If you or someone you know has a gambling problem Flanigan Funeral Home proudly serving families since 1990 we provide professional shipping anywhere inside the United States However WE DO NOT OFFER International shipping \u003ca href=\"/\"\u003eRead More\u003c/a\u003e Falcao Campos, age 15, of Flowery Branch, GA passed away on Tuesday, October 1, 2024. He is survived by his father, Francisco Campos and mother, Adriana Cruz Campos of Flowery Branch; sisters, Amerira Campos and Stephany Samples; paternal grandparents,... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Francisco Falcao Campos created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here