...Her smile at his response, however, has a seductive vibe that Nevin can't seem to resist. This chick is so dope! I gotta get her number! Nevin asks Catrina whats her plans for the evening, to which she replies that she is going shopping for a dress she plans to wear at an auction meeting the next night. Nevin offers to buy her a drink at this pub he noticed that reminds him of his favorite bar, Pigskins, back in Columbus, after he's done signing his paperwork at the try out center. To his regret, she denies his...
Words: 981 - Pages: 4
...out and be present through their spirit and enjoy the Ofrendas “offerings” theyre families and friends have brought for them. Another highly important symbol and one that is probably the most attributed to el dia de los muertos, are the Calacas and Calaveras [skulls and skeletons] These skulls are brightly decorated. When I asked different people why, “La Catrina” a skeletal female figure is of such important, many suggest that mocks death in a humorous way. Dia de los Muertos does not celebrate death, but rather it celebrates the live of the ones who have passed away and by using Calavares, calacas and catrinas it’s a way of incorporating the dead into part of the many different celebrations. And more many years now, it has influenced the dressing for these special holidays, A lot of women at the event, dressed in elegantly authentic Mexican dresses, sort of what La Catrina is often portrayed like. Gloria assured me that there is no mandate dress-code but that through the years La Catrinas, Calacas and Calaveras have influenced people outfits, “every year, we have more and more people, dressed as catrinas and catrinos, we even have catrinitos-refering to the many children who often are also dressed and covered in the makeup” It seems as if Dia de los muertos for mexcians in los Angeles and for Angelenos themselves, as there were many tourist in the festivities, provides a sense of culture away from home. When I interview a family asking what just what dia de...
Words: 1468 - Pages: 6
...Arthur, TX 77640 Ms. Laura Casmore 6201 Cherry Ave Port Arthur, TX 77640 Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Norma Briscoe & Family 5322 Heathercrest Houston, Tx 77045 Norma Briscoe & Family 5322 Heathercrest Houston, Tx 77045 Linda Casmore & Family 900 Williamson Way Sherveport, LA 71118 Linda Casmore & Family 900 Williamson Way Sherveport, LA 71118 Ms.Linda Pitre & Family 4618 Pardee Houston,Tx 77026 Ms.Linda Pitre & Family 4618 Pardee Houston,Tx 77026 Ms. Rose M. Jackson & Family P.O. Box 112 Livingston, TX 77351 Ms. Rose M. Jackson & Family P.O. Box 112 Livingston, TX 77351 Ms. Catrina Simien & Family Ms. Catrina Simien & Family Simien Family Simien Family Aunt Di & Family Aunt Di & Family Rashanda & Jalik Coleman Rashanda & Jalik Coleman Monica & Veronica Sostand & Family Monica & Veronica Sostand & Family Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code Customer Name Street Address Address 2 City, ST ZIP Code ...
Words: 526 - Pages: 3
...rituals celebrating the death of the ancestors. The central symbol of the day of the dead is a skull it symbolizes the death, rebirth or return of spirits and is used to honor the dead. During this holiday you see figures of skeleton of skulls-calacas. People dress up in (traditionally) wooden skulls to represent the dead as well. Calacas are seen wearing bright clothes, playing, dancing and singing, to remind the living to embrace death instead of fearing it and to anticipate a happy afterlife. This joyous view of death emphasizes the Mexican belief that the dead don’t like to be thought of in sorrow and that the afterlife is a joyous place. A Mexican artist created a drawing of a skeleton rich woman and called her “La Calavera de la Catrina” or the female dandy. It was used to represent a Mexican upper class woman. Many rich people thought them selves immortally, less likely to catch diseases that poor people had; when in fact they were no more immune to diseases as the poor. Posada’s powerful image illustrate that all people, great or small, eventually reach equality in death. The rich skeletal woman, a dead person who could not buy immortality, became the inspiration for a genre of masks and figures that have become an integral part of the Day of the Dead festival's ceremonies. Mask decorations Masks are usually decorated with flowers. It is believed the scent of the flowers makes the returning souls feel welcome and happy. Most flowers...
Words: 407 - Pages: 2
...THe festivals are held frequently in honor of the goddess La Calavera Catrina, or also know as Lady of the Dead. The festivals fell into the . ninth month of the aztec calendar (which is August) and is usually celebrated for the entire month. Some of the artist with painting based on the day of the dead are David Lozeau, and Jose Guadalupe. The paintings that you will usually see on the Day of the Dead is things that remind you of dead things like black cats or skeletons. The most popular paintings are skulls. The costumes usually are skeleton based. People paint their faces to look like a skull and dress in clothing that is different for each region. But normally people dress in theirhn finest...
Words: 466 - Pages: 2
...Sylvia Ji Sylvia Ji was born in 1982, and raised in San Francisco, California, where she received her BFA at the Academy of Art University. Upon graduation in 2005, she relocated to Los Angeles where she currently resides. Ji's work has been featured in numerous gallery exhibitions including White Walls, Thinkspace, BLVD Gallery, and Art Basel's Art Fair Now. She has been profiled in publications such as Juxtapoz, Trace, and Mesh Magazine, and her painting 'Dona Dolorosa' was on the cover of the LA Weekly. Sylvia Ji is a master of capturing the dark side of the beautiful and the sublime. Macabre 'Day Of The Dead' catrinas mix with exotic empresses, with a haunting elegance. Ji's imagery is a visual mix of life and death, combining sacred symbols with mystical and sometimes glamorous images. Influenced by historical costumes, Ji incorporates details such as luxurious tapestries, ornamental feathers, and gold leafing into her work to achieve a more elaborate and decorative effect. Ji's work creates an enticing beauty that is modern and cutting edge while also incorporating time-honored technique. Her paintings are symbolic reflections of herself, portraits of people she knows or nameless faces set in a landscape of strange, decaying beauty. Her voice is unique, at once contemplative, spiritual, mysterious and yet whimsical and funny. Above all else, it is beauty that emerges as her real object, and her art reflects this. It is both an extension of herself and a passionate...
Words: 334 - Pages: 2
... Lastly, Chi Resists is another group that is fighting against the displacement of people. Based on ChiResists Facebook page, “they are a collaborative platform with a popular education framework empowering individual persons to become organizers and to engage in their communities with residents and organizations on their own terms.” They have just begun their work in the neighborhood two years ago and some of the work they have accomplished are: Convened a table to create awareness and provide education on gentrification and displacement of black and brown communities that included actions, media creation, art activations and direct community interactions, live stream and report on local events and housing issues and gatherings at La Catrina Café to discuss possible tools for survival of gentrification. They are creating more programming in 2018, which include: Continuing to provide free/low cost educational opportunities to the community that promotes spirit led activism and the decolonization of peoples everywhere, hosting 4-5 Gentrification Study Groups and produce educational materials, hosting 2-3 large scale teach-ins on gentrification, cooperative economics and regenerative organizing and create more partnerships with local organizations in the community. ...
Words: 735 - Pages: 3
...There are bright and lively colors all throughout the painting, there are various shades of yellow, white, and orange. The space all throughout the painting appears to be in an outside park surrounded by beautiful trees with light green ‘leaves’. There appears to be a celebration or festival going on in said park. There are many people wearing bright colors. There is even a person that is on a horse. Many different people seem to be in the crowd, rich, poor, old, and young. In the bottom right corner, there are some people that look to be vendors, trying to sell items to the immense crowd. There are people that appear to be playing instruments in the very left corner. In the front of the mural, there is some form of La Calavera Catrina (Dapper Skeleton), which could symbolize the people that had died to try to make Mexico a better place for not only the rich but also the poor. There are people on the right side of the mural that look somewhat angry that people are actually celebrating something. This mural symbolizes the after part of the Mexican Revolution, where the citizens and the government were at one point divided, but now they come together and act as a united...
Words: 802 - Pages: 4
...When I hear him discussing his disgustingly racist views, I often get the sudden urge to chuck something straight at his head. I don’t want to be known just as John’s wife, Catrina. I want to be seen and acknowledged as my own person with my own thoughts and opinions. I want the world to understand that slavery is unjust and cruel, and just downright despicable. I want John to know that his own wife fell into an interracial love. I want to scream it into his ear so loud and long that he’ll never forget it. All my life I have been cast aside and ignored, and I simply can’t take it anymore. Why is it so awful to want equality for all, not depending on something as silly as the color of your skin? Why can I not just tell everyone who I really am? And why is it so hard to understand and accept that I’m different, but that doesn’t make me evil? I don’t belong in the South; I just can’t belong in the South. However, even...
Words: 719 - Pages: 3
...HERBAL PLANTS Bayabas or Guava Scientific name: Psidium guajava Uses: • Antiseptic, astringent & anthelminthic • Kills bacteria, fungi and amoeba • Used to treat diarrhea in children • For Hypertension, diabetes and Asthma • Promotes menstruation Preparation: • Boil one cup of Bayabas leaves in three cups of water for 8 to 10 minutes. Let cool. • To use as mouthwash, gargle. • To use as wound disinfectant, wash affected areas 2 to 3 times a day. • For toothaches, chew the leaves in your mouth. Oregano Scientific name: Origanum vulgare Benefits: • Good for cough relief • Helps prevent degenerative arthritis • Has Anti-aging properties • Help relieve osteoarthritis • Healing wounds, insect bites & stings • Ease asthma attacks • Relieves upset stomach • Treatment of urinary tract problems Preparation of Oregano Leaves: • Boil one cup of fresh leaves in 3 cups of water for 10 to 15 minutes. Drink half a cup three times a day for colds. • For the prevention of degenerative arthritis and general good health drink oregano decoction daily. • For Insect bites, wounds and stings, apply the leaves as a poultice or a compress directly on the afflicted area Submitted by Jeremiah R. Magpantay Bonieve M. Pagcaliwangan Pansit-Pansitan, Ulasimang-Bato ...
Words: 422 - Pages: 2
...Saint Catherine of Bologna, born Catrina de Virgi, entered this world on September 8, 1413. Her religious feast day is March 9th. St. Catherine of Bologna was born in Bologna, Italy and is the Patron Saint of Artists. Catherine went to a small school in her hometown. She excelled in reading, painting, and Latin. In 1426, at the age of thirteen, she became a Franciscan Tertiary. Then, In 1432, she went back to her town of Bologna and joined the Order of Poor Clares. She took over the more of the humble roles of the convent, such as baking, taking care of the animals, and doing laundry. Catherine continued to paint whenever she had spare time and was not praying or doing any of her convent jobs. She had been ill since the age of 22, but she...
Words: 491 - Pages: 2
...Catrina Chandler English 101 Professor Cogswell Film Essay A Bronx Tale “A Bronx Tale” is a film about directed by Robert Di Nero about a boy named Calogero an Italian American male, and his life as he grows up in a town occupied by the mob in the 1960’s. Calogero has two strong influences in his life. They are his father Lorenzo a proud middle class bus driver and a mob boss named Sonny. In the film there are three scenes that especially demonstrate the influence Sonny and Lorenzo have on Calogero. An example of Lorenzo’s influence on his son takes place in front of their apartment building in which Calogero witnesses a gruesome crime committed by Sonny. Lorenzo basically instills in Calogero that he needs to lie and say he saw nothing. He is teaching him not to be a rat. When the police later question Calogero and have him look at a line up of suspects he denies knowing all of the men there, including Sonny. An example of Sonny’s influence is when Sonny belittles Mickey Mantle in front of him by saying “Mickey Mantle earns $100,000 a year. How much does your father make? You don’t know? Well, see if your father can’t pay the rent go ask Mickey Mantle and see what he tells you. Mickey Mantle don’t care about you, so why should you care about him? Nobody cares.” This causes Calogero to have negative feelings about Mickey Mantle, someone...
Words: 811 - Pages: 4
...Resumen textos logística 1) From superstorms to factory fires La idea es manejar la interrupción de ciertos productos de la cadena de suministros. Es útil saber la probabilidad de tener disrupción en cierta materia prima. Esto se puede saber con datos históricos. Es distinto cuando hablamos de eventos con baja probabilidad y alto impacto, como huracán catrina. En estos casos e muy difícil manejar la probabilidad de que ocurran ya que casi no hay datos históricos. Para esto se hace un modelo matemático que cuantifica la cadena de suministro y puede ser computarizada. Mide el impacto economico y operacional de que un abastecedor este ausente por un tiempo definido. TTR: Time to recovery and the risk exposure index El tiempo que tardaría un nodo en restaurarse luego de sufrir una disrupción. Este tiempo es calculado examinando datos históricos y entrevistando a las firmas. Para realizar el análisis, el modelo remueve un nodo a la vez y ve el impacto que esto tiene. Para obtener el impacto busca el mejor escenario. PI: performance impact, hay distintas medidas de PI, como ganancia, unidades perdidas,etc. Luego viene el REI: que es risk exposure index, que mide lo riesgoso que es un cierto nodo. El nodo con PI mas grande, tiene el REI mas grande (1.0) y el menos un REI de 0. El riesgo es medido según el mejor escenario, es decir considerando que se usarían materias primas suplementarias, etc. Beneficios del enfoque: • Identificar exposiciones ocultas: Tener un valor...
Words: 538 - Pages: 3
...YMCA of Greater Toronto | February 252013 | | | Outline 1. History * Founded * How they became sucessful * Their Goal 2. Green Practices * Interal * Business * Community 3. Conclusion 4. References February 25, 2013 Catrina Mcbride Professor Algonquin College Subject: YMCA of Greater Toronto’s Green Practices Dear Ms. Mcbride: I am writing this report to you as a follow up to the proposal that I had wrote to you in the weeks before. In this report I have gathered information on the the YMCA of Greater Toronto’s green practices, and the steps that they are are taking to ensure that their company is becoming more environmentally friendly. In the proceeding, I will have brought to your knowledge a brief history, internal and external green practices of this company. History Founded in 1844 during the Industrial Revolution by George Williams in London, England, the Young Men’s Christiand Association (YMCA) was an alternative to unhealthy social conditions. The first YMCA in North America was opened in 1851 in Montreal, Quebec but the first YMCA in Toronto started in 1888 when the first indoor YMCA pool was built. Was the YMCA always this succesfull? No, the YMCA was never this succesfull because when it first opened it was only available of Protestant churches. This did not last long, as soon enough people from all churches were welcome. Now people of all ages, religion and background are welcomed as they please....
Words: 855 - Pages: 4
...------------------------------------------------- Professional Presence and Influence A brief synopses of the person I believe that I am at the present time and a look at the team member and leader that I aspire to become. ------------------------------------------------- Professional Presence and Influence A brief synopses of the person I believe that I am at the present time and a look at the team member and leader that I aspire to become. Catrina Coleman 000410159 GRAD 0714 Catrina Coleman 000410159 GRAD 0714 There is no one acceptable management personality/style in today’s society as there was in the not so distant past. As recent as the early nineteenth century and through-out distant history the boss was the boss and what he said was how things were done…good or bad. Employees had no say in day to day operations nor were their opinions and ideas valued; rather they were admonished and possibly even receive harsh punishment or criticism for expressing ideas or concern. As time and people have evolved a multitude of management styles have surfaced and come to the forefront of the administrative world. There are many differing factors that affect the style the manager chooses to model his/her self after. These factors include but are not limited to work environment, type of project needing to be completed, and expectations of the administrating body. There are still management styles that employee opinions are not welcomed or needed but there are...
Words: 3708 - Pages: 15