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COMBviernes, 5 de diciembre de 2008
miércoles, 3 de diciembre de 2008
martes, 2 de diciembre de 2008
MOTOR SCOOTER
- Don´t use motor scooter without a helmet!
- Be careful of heavy traffic.
- Pay attention to the road signs.
- Drive with care.
- Don´t practic trick on your motor scooter.
- Don´t cross the road on your motor scooter.
Miguel Angel Buonarrotti
Miguel Angel Buonarrotti was born in Italy in 1475.
Miguel Angel Buonarrotti was painter and sculptor.
Miguel Angel Buonarrotti painted "The Sixtine Chapel".
Miguel Angel Buonarrotti sculpted: The Moses, The Cariotides and The Slaves.
Miguel Angel Buonarrotti died in 1564.
Benito Juarez Garcia
Benito Juarez Garcia was born in San Pablo Guelatao Oaxaca in march 21 , 1806.
He couldn´t talk spanish.
He studied in the science and arts institute.
He was president of the supreme court.
Benito Juarez Garcia died in the republic of colombia in july 18 , 1872.
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla was born in Penjamo Guanajuato in 1753.
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla died in Chihuahua in 1811.
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla was priest of Colima, San Felipe and Dolores.
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla was general of the insurgent armies.
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla died in Norias de Bajan,Chihuahua
Leonardo da Vinci
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez.
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez was born in Mexico city in 1768.
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez died in Mexico city in 1829.
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez was secluded in the convent of Santa Clara.
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez was declared meritorious by the congress of Queretaro.
She participated in the independence of Mexico.
lunes, 1 de diciembre de 2008
The mulatto one of cordiba.
They count(tell) that as far back as the 17th century, it(he,she) was living in the villa of Cordova, State of Veracruz, Mexico, a beautiful woman of mulatto origin which parents were a negress of whom there inherited his(her,your) gracefull freightage and a Spanish gentleman. And they say that this beautiful woman was devoting herself to treat the black slaves and all the poor that were falling ill. His(her,your) life was passing also between(among) the kindness of offering alms and help to most needed from the villa of Cordova. The Mulatto one - as all they were calling him - was not living with anybody, and only sometimes an old Indian was accompanying him.
She, in the loneliness of his(her,your) house, was devoting itself to the preparation of magic filters and amulets to cure the ailments of the spirit, to treat the males of love, to withdraw you envy them and to marry the old maids.
And also the bad(wrong) languages tell, that the Mulatto one of Cordova was living alone because it(he,she) took the Devil as a lover, and that of his(her,your) house, in the nights, there were going out strong smells of sulphur and brilliant languages of fire. They were assuring that often one saw him to fly with a broom, with his(her,your) beautiful face, but with a laugh that was shining in his(her,your) of pearly colour teeth.
One day, a Creole woman came from Cordova to the Mexico City to denounce her as sorceress and witch. The certain thing is that this woman was jealous dela beauty of the Mulatto one because his(her,your) husband was claiming it.
Clear!, the Mulatto one of Cordova did not have eyes for anybody, only it was she(it) and the kindness for with his(her,your) poor.
When the Court of the Holy Trade(Office) stopped listening to the turpitudes towards the Mulatto one, it(he,she) sent the inquirer Villegas to the villa of Cordova to apprehend her. Already imprisoned in the Palace of the Inquisition, she(it) was preparing an auto-da-fé to sentence to the bonfire. The inhabitants of the Mexico City and the peoples that were surrounding it, found out that they would take the Mulatto one of Cordova to l quemadero of San Diego, who was to a side of the Avenue.
But one day, the Mulatto one in his(her,your) dungeon, said to the jailer who should take a coal piece to him(her). The jailer said to him(her) that instead of asking for coal him(her) it(he,she) should request the Holiest for the salvation of his(her,your) soul. But seduced by the haughty and beautiful presence of the Mulatto one, it(he,she) took to him(her) for what he(she) was asking. The following day the Mulatto one shouted the jailer who was to seeing what had done(painted) in the wall.
What will he(she) lack to this ship that I did(painted) in the wall? - he(she) said smiling the beautiful woman. And the jailer said: - so(then,since) to this ship, which is perfect, only it is necessary to him(her) to sail! - Since it(he,she) will sail - the Mulatto one said being raised immediately to the ship, and it(he,she) sailed in the surge of the wall up to getting lost in a corner.
In this moment there was listened a woman's thunderous guffaw that bounced in the whole Palace of the Inquisition. When the police officers went down to the place where they had prey to the Mulatto one, only they saw the jailer who was dead, seized strongly of the bars and with the eyes opened and lost in a corner of the dungeon.
She, in the loneliness of his(her,your) house, was devoting itself to the preparation of magic filters and amulets to cure the ailments of the spirit, to treat the males of love, to withdraw you envy them and to marry the old maids.
And also the bad(wrong) languages tell, that the Mulatto one of Cordova was living alone because it(he,she) took the Devil as a lover, and that of his(her,your) house, in the nights, there were going out strong smells of sulphur and brilliant languages of fire. They were assuring that often one saw him to fly with a broom, with his(her,your) beautiful face, but with a laugh that was shining in his(her,your) of pearly colour teeth.
One day, a Creole woman came from Cordova to the Mexico City to denounce her as sorceress and witch. The certain thing is that this woman was jealous dela beauty of the Mulatto one because his(her,your) husband was claiming it.
Clear!, the Mulatto one of Cordova did not have eyes for anybody, only it was she(it) and the kindness for with his(her,your) poor.
When the Court of the Holy Trade(Office) stopped listening to the turpitudes towards the Mulatto one, it(he,she) sent the inquirer Villegas to the villa of Cordova to apprehend her. Already imprisoned in the Palace of the Inquisition, she(it) was preparing an auto-da-fé to sentence to the bonfire. The inhabitants of the Mexico City and the peoples that were surrounding it, found out that they would take the Mulatto one of Cordova to l quemadero of San Diego, who was to a side of the Avenue.
But one day, the Mulatto one in his(her,your) dungeon, said to the jailer who should take a coal piece to him(her). The jailer said to him(her) that instead of asking for coal him(her) it(he,she) should request the Holiest for the salvation of his(her,your) soul. But seduced by the haughty and beautiful presence of the Mulatto one, it(he,she) took to him(her) for what he(she) was asking. The following day the Mulatto one shouted the jailer who was to seeing what had done(painted) in the wall.
What will he(she) lack to this ship that I did(painted) in the wall? - he(she) said smiling the beautiful woman. And the jailer said: - so(then,since) to this ship, which is perfect, only it is necessary to him(her) to sail! - Since it(he,she) will sail - the Mulatto one said being raised immediately to the ship, and it(he,she) sailed in the surge of the wall up to getting lost in a corner.
In this moment there was listened a woman's thunderous guffaw that bounced in the whole Palace of the Inquisition. When the police officers went down to the place where they had prey to the Mulatto one, only they saw the jailer who was dead, seized strongly of the bars and with the eyes opened and lost in a corner of the dungeon.
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