Explore the vast range of titles available.

The California Department of Education is following in the footsteps of Texas by launching an official presence on iTunes U, a dedicated area within Apple Inc.'s iTunes store that offers free downloads of lectures, lab demos, and access to educational content from state agencies and nonprofit groups.

\"Many of the young people here don't realize what we have in the Inland Empire, and this is a way for the Chamber to bring it back on an annual basis,\" said Joe Stofa, volunteer for the Chamber and co- chairman for the festival. \"The heritage needs to be retained for the future of our young Americans.\" \"We put the event on because it represents the basic culture and heritage of the Cucamonga Valley,\" said Norm MacKenzie, president and CEO of the Chamber. \"It lets people see how wine is made, the way they did it many years ago.\" Of course, one of the focal points of the celebration will be the wine appreciation and brewery area, where visitors can try more than a dozen wines from the Joseph Filippi Winery and Vineyards and six to seven wines from the Galleano and Wine Taylor wineries.

Aileen Lee, of Alta Loma, describes [Larina Chavez] as patient with her students. Lee should know, as Chavez is teaching Lee's daughter Taylor six different types of dances. After Lee lost her 14-year-old son to bone cancer three years ago, she said that his death inspired Chavez. \"I've gone though trials and tribulations with Aileen and her family,\" Chavez said. \"They have inspired me to go places and work with people like her son.\" In addition to her upcoming efforts with the City of Hope, Chavez continues to help those close to home offering a special scholarship program to high school students. As students that have a passion for dancing and otherwise cannot afford it, Chavez provides them with an alternative payment plan.

\"We realize some of these families may have language limitations and may not know what to do,\" said Maria Melo Bueno, regional communications program manager for the American Red Cross Los Angeles Region. \"We really want to go into these communities and help them be more resilient to any potential disasters.\" \"Sometimes people forget how easy building a disaster kit can be,\" said Melo Bueno. \"You can build a kit for $40 by buying stuff at a dollar store. It's easier than you think and it goes a long way.\" \"Come to find out, the resident thought the beeping meant it was working,\" [Nancy Ta] said. \"When we informed them of the Home Fire Campaign and that the smoke alarms were free and you don't have to deal with that beeping noise, they were very happy.\"

\"If you can't think of something unique, experiential or meaningful to give, keep it safe and consider giving a gift card - but don't just give a plastic gift card. That's boring,\" said [Jason Dorsey]. \"What I'd want for Christmas? Gift cards for sure,\" he said. \"I'm 22, and I'm in college. The biggest thing I'm worried about is money. There is not just much of a job market for someone my age and for my experience level.\" \"Had I'd grown up in the past generation, I wouldn't be doing anything like what I'm doing now. I'd be at a marketing job for entertainment or finance company,\" she said.

\"If you can't think of something unique, experiential or meaningful to give, keep it safe and consider giving a gift card - but don't just give a plastic gift card. That's boring,\" said [Jason Dorsey]. \"What I'd want for Christmas? Gift cards for sure,\" he said. \"I'm 22, and I'm in college. The biggest thing I'm worried about is money. There is not just much of a job market for someone my age and for my experience level.\" \"Had I'd grown up in the past generation, I wouldn't be doing anything like what I'm doing now. I'd be at a marketing job for entertainment or finance company,\" she said.

\"If you can't think of something unique, experiential or meaningful to give, keep it safe and consider giving a gift card - but don't just give a plastic gift card. That's boring,\" said [Jason Dorsey]. \"What I'd want for Christmas? Gift cards for sure,\" he said. \"I'm 22, and I'm in college. The biggest thing I'm worried about is money. There is not just much of a job market for someone my age and for my experience level.\" \"Had I'd grown up in the past generation, I wouldn't be doing anything like what I'm doing now. I'd be at a marketing job for entertainment or finance company,\" she said.

\"As a kid growing up, I had a big, strong dad who was always there to protect us or scare us if we got out of line,\" said Angela Dunning of Half Moon Bay, one of Mikels' three daughters. \"He was just a big presence in our lives and everyone's life.\" \"He wasn't interested in being famous or being a politician,\" she said. \"He really had a vision. He saw what this community could be and he saw what the county could be if we worked together and actually thought about the future and how to plan ahead.\" \"As an adult I am so glad I have a grounding in music,\" said [Jessica Appelgren], speaking of her father's love of music. \"That was, I would say, the way he meditated. That was one of the great passions of his life.\"

\"I love that this conference gives us the opportunity to bring out all the dynamic women that are individually doing things in the community,\" said Rialto Mayor Deborah Robertson. \"While we are not the only players in our community, oftentimes women do not get recognized for their role of significance in their community.\" \"But most of all,\" [Kristina Rose] said, \"refuse to be silent. Speak out about abuse and violence. If you're confronted by it in your daily life, say something about it. Don't be tolerant of that. \"This is my first time attending and I think it's fabulous,\" said Dorothea Manns of Pomona. \"People tend to stay in their own bubble but it's important for everyone to come together and see what's going on.\"

\"I love that this conference gives us the opportunity to bring out all the dynamic women that are individually doing things in the community,\" said Rialto Mayor Deborah Robertson. \"While we are not the only players in our community, oftentimes women do not get recognized for their role of significance in their community.\" \"But most of all,\" [Kristina Rose] said, \"refuse to be silent. Speak out about abuse and violence. If you're confronted by it in your daily life, say something about it. Don't be tolerant of that. \"This is my first time attending and I think it's fabulous,\" said Dorothea Manns of Pomona. \"People tend to stay in their own bubble but it's important for everyone to come together and see what's going on.\"