...Mitsukko Prof. Caban, Ruben MUL2380 MDC Summer 2015 Azucar! Celia Cruz was one of the most famous Cuban salsa singers. She was nicknamed the Queen of Salsa, with more than thirty-six albums that where recorded with other singers in the Latin music industry. Celia worked as a singer for more than forty years, during that time she became well known for her work, great personality, and her emotional way of singing. During her performances something that made her stand out was her ability to improvise lyrics most known as a Sonera. Her success made her an inspiration for more than six decades to the Latin community as well as the rest of the world. Celia was one of 14 children born on October 21, 1925, in the Santo Suarez a neighborhood in Havana, Cuba (A&E). Her singing talent started when she was young but instead of pursuing a career in singing, she studied to be a teacher (Marceles). Her father told her that he did not believe that singing was a profession for a woman, not putting any thought into what her father said she still went after what she taught right, a career in singing after the strong encouragement coming from her mother, teacher and aunt. Celia began singing in talent shows and doing recordings for radio stations, but neither were sold for money she did it recreationally. Her first recordings were made in 1978 in Venezuela with the Turpial label (A&E). She sang these with the Leonard Melody and Alfonso Larrain orchestras (Marceles). ...
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...Who was Celia Cruz? Celia Cruz my icon, the queen of salsa, a singer and a pioneer a woman who was well known for her own unique style in Cuba. Celia was born in Cuba on October 21, 1925. She was a strong, brave woman who made sacrifices for what she loved. She could never be copied or imitated that would be impossible. Celia Cruz was well known as her own person not for an artist that sings for money or fame. At eight years of age, I began to hear about Celia Cruz. She was a proud dark skin Cuban woman, very talented and inspiring singer. Celia was an inspiration for anyone who wanted to be famous; even well know famous people looked up to her. She was a strong woman that made her way to the United State leaving her country to turn their back on her. Celia never gave up always looking toward life when she was sick she lost all of her hair and had to wear wigs she always wear them with grace. She was always smiling and saying AZUCAR. Somehow she recovers from her sickness when some people thought that she wasn’t going to make it. She had always been positive even when she was ill. Celia had been through plenty but no matter what her personality was strong and happy. She was one of the few women to get twenty –two gold records. Because of her talent she became well known as Cuba’s Guarachera. Her voice floated into people heart and soul when she sang. Singing was her way of communicating with people specially the people from her country. Celia Cruz loved her country and never...
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...Celia Cruz and Hector Lavoe Their Passion for the Salsa Iliana Urriola 3ndDRAFT All Latin America people are proud of our tradition, culture and of course our music. Celia Cruz and Hector Lavoe two of the most influence artists of the Latin music of the all times. Their early lives in Puerto Rico and Cuba, famous life, tragedies as well the passion for the Salsa. Ursula Hilaria Celia Cruz Alfonso de la Santisima Trinidad (Celia Cruz), one of the most popular salsa artists of the 20th century, was born in Santos Suarez in Havana, Cuba. She was the second child of the marriage Cruz-Alfonso. Celia, like the other teenagers girls of Cuba, was very happy, when her father said that she had to be a teacher. But, one of her teacher offered her a spot in the National conservatory of Havana Cuba. After her studies, Celia stared a new career. She had to participate in many auditions to get in salsa orchestras in her country. Finally, she got the opportunity to get into the famous orchestra, La Sonora Matancera. Even, thought her participation in the orchestra was a success. Celia became a solo singer. Where, Celia was working hard to be popular in Latin America. She was married with Pedro Knight. Like Celia, Pedro always said that Celia was his love. They were a happy couple. But they had a kids. Celia Cruz was called the queen of the salsa as well La Guarachera de Cuba. She won many awards thought her artistic life. One of those was in 1990 when she won a Grammy award...
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...What style of music do I most identify with…I would have to say that it is Salsa. Being Hispanic and growing up in a Hispanic household, that is all that was heard on the weekend and at family gatherings. I think back to my childhood, and I can see my mother, as clear as day, cleaning while listening to Willie Chirino and dancing a bit whenever she thought we were not looking. As a teenager when I heard Salsa, the first thing that popped in my head was “this is old people music…Can someone please put on some Power 96 or something”, now I find myself actively searching radio stations looking for those same songs I heard as a child. There is nothing like some good old Celia Cruz or Frankie Ruiz to get your fingers tapping and instantly put you in a good mood. I really I can’t pinpoint when I first heard this style of music, as it has been around me all my life. If I have to give you a reason as to why I feel this style of music identifies me, well I guess it would be because it reminds me of all the good times I shared with my family and loved ones. This style of music makes me feel nostalgic, happy and proud to be a Hispanic. It’s evident to anyone around me, including the cars next to me while I am stuck in traffic, when I hear that music on the radio, my hands come to life and I feel like I have no control…it’s like they think they are part of the band. To summarize my style of music is without a doubt Salsa. If I had to pick a favorite Salsa signer, needless to say, I would...
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...el proceso de cruxicifición el cual incluyó un castigo más de 120 golpes latigos compuestos por metal directo a su cuerpo. Cada golpe abria y desgaraba la piel Mateo 27:27-28 f. Bañado en sangre le colocan su ropa, y saben que esta tela debió pegarse a su cuerpo que ya era una “llaga” g. Corona de espina h. Cargo su cruz --- i. Sudó sangre que es un fenomeno que ocurre cuando se mezcla la sangre con el sudor j. Caminó k. Clavaron de 13 a 18 cms ---Teologos l. Ambos pies m. Deshidratación, (tomando en cuenta que no bebía desde el día antes)--- Salmo 22 n. Fiebre o. PRONUNCIA unas palabras que denota la humanidad del maestro EN FORMA DE PEDIDO, suplica de expresión una petición a su favor “ TENGO SED” III. Es contradictorio que aquel que dijo “Si conocieras el don de Dios, y quién es el que te dice: Dame de beber; tú le pedirías, y él te daría agua viva.” (Juan 4:10), el mismo que el último día de las fiestas de los tabernáculos (Juan 7) dijo “Si alguno tiene sed, venga a mí y beba”. IV. Pero esta suplica tiene una doble connotación aquel que estaba en la cruz del calvario tenía una necesidad, una necesidad física pero necesidad que se cumpliera la palabra de Dios. Muchos dicen que el Nuevo Testamento vino a invalidar el Antiguo Testamento, pero por el contrario, Jesús tenía necesidad de que se cumpliera la Palabra. Salmo 22 - Mi lengua se pegó a mi paladar, Y en mi agonía me dieron a beber vinagre...
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...hyFilms 2010s Year | Title | Role | Producer | 2010 | Father Jejemon | Father Jejemon | RVQ Productions Inc. | | Rosario | Hesus (Special Participation) | CineMabuhay | 2000s Year | Title | Role | Producer | 2009 | Nobody, Nobody But... Juan | Juan | RVQ Productions, Kaizz Ventures Inc. and Joe Aldeguer Productions | 2008 | Dobol Trobol: Lets Get Redi 2 Rambol! | Macario | APT Entertainment, RVQ Productions, M-Zet Productions | 2002 | Home Alone da Riber[14] | Upoy | RVQ Productions | 2000 | Markova: Comfort Gay | Walter Dempster Jr./Walterina Markova | | | Daddy O! Baby O! | Mario | Star Cinema Productions | 1990s Year | Title | Role | Producer | 1998 | Tataynic | Nicardo "Tatay Nic" De Carpio | RVQ Productions | 1997 | Home Along da Riles The Movie 2 | Kevin Kósme | Star Cinema | 1996 | Aringkingking | Maroy | Premiere Entertainment Productions | | Da Best in da West 2: Da Western Pulis Stori | Sgt. John Paul Quezada | Regal Films | 1995 | Father & Son | Johnny | RVQ Productions | | Home Sic Home | Berto | Star Cinema | 1994 | Wanted: Perfect Father | Roy | | | Hataw tatay hataw | Marlon | Regal Films | | Abrakadabra | Aladding/Ding | Moviestars Productions | 1993 | Home Along da Riles The Movie | Kevin Kósme | Star Cinema | 1992 | Buddy en Sol (Sine ito) | | | 1991 | John en Marsha ngayon '91 | John H. Purúntong | RVQ Productions | | Onyong Majikero (Onyong the Magician) | Grandfather Onyok | Regal Films | ...
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...| Unknown Niagara Falls Date ?The best known natural phenomenon that serves as a top tourist destination for visitors and local residents is the Niagara Falls. The above painting hangs whose artist is unknown is on display at the Canadian Museum of Civilization. The texture of this artwork is smooth and the colors are cool. This painting has neutral colors that blend well with very few bold colors. The lighting is entering the photo from the upper left corner to bring focus on the sun setting on the water fall. | | Thomas Birch (1779 - 1851) Southeast View of "Sedgeley Park," the Country Seat of James Cowles Fisher, Esq. ca. 1819The estate near the Schuylkill River close to Philadelphia conveys the prosperity of a young man confidently taming the natural landscape. The height of the mansion in this portrait offers the view of rolling hills. The scenery is quiet and peaceful and the greenery shows serenity. Portrait has a white dominant figure which is the mansion, however the trees and grass offer equality to the portrait. Although there is not much open space depth is implied by the placement of the clouds and the mansion. | | Unknown The Schooner "Fairy" 1880-1900The many miles of North American seacoast greatly influenced early commerce and settlement. Abundant fisheries and protected harbors were important aspects of the landscape in Canada, the United States, and Mexico. The fastest schooner to sail the North Atlantic during the 1920s and 1930s was...
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...Head & shoulder a brand owned by Proctor & Gamble was established in the 1950’s and has strived to create a formula for a shampoo that can get rid of dandruff (Headandshoulders 2011). Head & Shoulders differentiate from other brands because it does not only just help eliminate dandruff it also helps maintain the basic needs of people’s hair such as fighting of dryness, relieving of irritation, control of oil and maintenance of silky hair. Head & Shoulders has a range of products for all types of different treatment to suit the needs of consumers. (Marina Maher 2011) The success of Head & Shoulders and strategy Head & Shoulders is the no.1 selling anti-dandruff shampoo in the world. For women the brand was recognised as a ‘head-turning hair’ through Head & Shoulders marketing campaign. It positioned its main product ingredient ‘pyrithione zinc’ in the shampoo to be a beauty ingredient. For men Head & Shoulders positioned the product to give guys fuller and thicker hair free from dandruff (Marina Maher 2011). On mouthshut.com a rating for 4 years for Head & Shoulders was recommended by 82% of its members of the website after using it. Users found that the product was easy to use and the effects and fragrance of the shampoo was considerably good in general (MouthShut 2011). Head & Shoulders created a pop culture icon to build brand loyalty (Marina Maher 2011). These icons are known as Ambassadors for Head & Shoulders and are dedicated to using the products. These Ambassadors are...
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...UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI EL SISTEMA PORTUARIO ESPAÑOL: REGULACIÓN, ENTORNO COMPETITIVO Y RESULTADOS. UNA APLICACIÓN DEL ANÁLISIS ENVOLVENTE DE DATOS Mónica Martín Bofarull ISBN:978-84-693-4063-9/DL:T-1162-2010 5. EFICIENCIA Y PRODUCTIVIDAD DEL SISTEMA PORTUARIO ESPAÑOL: UN ESTUDIO EMPÍRICO UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI EL SISTEMA PORTUARIO ESPAÑOL: REGULACIÓN, ENTORNO COMPETITIVO Y RESULTADOS. UNA APLICACIÓN DEL ANÁLISIS ENVOLVENTE DE DATOS Mónica Martín Bofarull ISBN:978-84-693-4063-9/DL:T-1162-2010 UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI EL SISTEMA PORTUARIO ESPAÑOL: REGULACIÓN, ENTORNO COMPETITIVO Y RESULTADOS. UNA APLICACIÓN DEL ANÁLISIS ENVOLVENTE DE DATOS Mónica Martín Bofarull ISBN:978-84-693-4063-9/DL:T-1162-2010 5.1. Modelización de la producción del sistema portuario español: variables para la estimación empírica _________________________ 209 5.2. Análisis comparativo de la eficiencia técnica: un enfoque a corto plazo ____________________________________________________ 219 5.3. Análisis comparativo de la evolución de la productividad: una aproximación a través del índice de Malmquist _________________ 229 5.4. Conclusiones __________________________________________ 239 UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI EL SISTEMA PORTUARIO ESPAÑOL: REGULACIÓN, ENTORNO COMPETITIVO Y RESULTADOS. UNA APLICACIÓN DEL ANÁLISIS ENVOLVENTE DE DATOS Mónica Martín Bofarull ISBN:978-84-693-4063-9/DL:T-1162-2010 UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI EL SISTEMA PORTUARIO ESPAÑOL: REGULACIÓN, ENTORNO...
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...I. Problem Statement Juan Dela Cruz honest ideals were wiped out by the system in his work where corruption is dominating. Before he moved to his new position as Secretary of the Department, he wants to make a difference. II. Statement of the Objective To change the system of Juan Dela Cruz’ current management and remove corruption. III. Areas of Consideration Employee’s morale. Juan Dela Cruz’ old colleagues embraced and conspire to continue their wrongdoings. Although the system didn’t comply with his ideals, he was forced to keep shut or he would be cast out by his colleagues. However, new set of employees entered his department with skills, educated and with integrity opens opportunity for the management to change for the better. The industry itself. Juan Dela Cruz is working under government. Government in our country has various issues regarding with corruption from high officials to first level employees. This may influence other employees especially from government departments. IV. Assumptions Ethical awareness. It is not directly stated what kind of corruption is taking its place in their department although it is assured that corruption had really planted its roots in their system. The corruption in their department could possibly start from small wrongdoings that eventually grow in to more grave corruption. Because of this, the employees working under that department could have looked at this deed as just a common practice in their department...
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...from a birds eye view. The ultralight roared liberation with every stroke of its four cylinder engine. No boundaries and no walls keeping me from the open sky the freeing feeling was reinforced by the red white and blue wings that stretched out like that of an eagle. The wind dried my tears as it milked my eyes at the same time. Every time we dove suddenly I could feel the aluminum body giving because I was clenching it too tightly. Sometimes I couldn’t tell if we were on the ground, or in the air because we were flying so low. Back winds kept pushing us forward as if it were telling us go faster, go faster. Everything was so small from up there. It reminded me of a model rail road I had as a child, and like the People Mover at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, when my flip flop slipped off my foot, and landed on top of a concession stand. I too could have slip right out of the wall-less ultralight if I wanted to. We flew over the old horse ranch I used to work at; it took me a few seconds to assure myself that it indeed was the same ranch. One day I will be back up there. I will feel the leather yoke in my hands, and the wind blowing through my hair. For now I have my memory, but my freedom will be stifled until I can fly...
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... con una mayor o menor proporción de elementos imaginativos y que generalmente quiere hacerse pasar por verdadera o fundada en la verdad, o ligada en todo caso a un elemento de la realidad. Se transmite habitualmente de generación en generación, casi siempre de forma oral, y con frecuencia experimenta supresiones, añadidos o modificaciones. Características de la leyenda 1. Narran sucesos desconocidos e inexplicables. 2. Tiempo: muy lejano. 3. Lugar: los hechos siempre suceden en algún lugar. 4. Se trasmiten de generación en generación. 5. Siempre se incluye el elemento mágico o milagroso. 6. Explican algo. Temas: Origen de los animales, plantas, fenómenos naturales y hechizos… Taller de lectura de obras Leyendas de Santa Cruz- La Viudita Hay jóvenes que al pasar los veinte años se sienten dueños del mundo y de nada les sirven los consejos. Es así que mientras el cuerpo aguanta le dan como si fuera ajeno. Un muchacho de esta laya era Victorino Suárez gran amigo de la juerga, de la fortuna y de las mujeres. Cierta noche, después de haber bebido hasta altas horas de la noche, luego de despedirse de sus amigos, muy alegre se dirigía a su casa por las calles desiertas de esas horas alumbradas sólo de trecho en trecho por las últimas velas de los faroles públicos cuando de improviso se le presentó una mujer toda vestida de negro. En la casi completa oscuridad se podía vislumbrar las formas femeninas de la mujer, formas que despertaron el machismo de Victorino, quien...
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...Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz -XVII -México -vida religiosa como una profesión porque rechaza matrimonio Barroca -desengano -negativa y caotica -inconsistencia de la vida (breve, fugaz, ilusoria) -la inminencia de la muerte -las apariencias y la decepcion -se ridiculiza la ambicion, el poder y el dinero Un soneto -es un tipo de poetica -un soneto es “origen italiano” from the powerpoint -“Un soneto es una composición poética de origen italiano que consta de 14 versos endecasílabos consonantes. -Se divide en cuatro estrofas: los primeros ocho versos en dos cuartetos y los últimos seis en dos tercetos. -La rima de los cuartetos puede ser ABBA-ABBA o ABAB-ABAB. La rima de los tercetos puede varía aún más, pero las combinaciones más comunes son CDC-DCD y CDE-CDE. -En el soneto clásico generalmente el tema se enuncia en los cuartetos y la solución aparece en los tercetos.” Apostrófe -una figura retórica Carpe diem Carpe diem es un idea que es muy importante en la vida. Es importante porque cuando una dia es termindo, una persona no puede volver a vivir. INCLUDE 1. Barroque style and theme 2. Poem -what is the theme -main topics 3. Explain the symbolism of the rose 4. Discuss the poems “contrastes o antítesis) 5. analyze the images that the rose is compared to 6. what is the rose “cuna alegre y triste sepultura?” 7. Why is the rose “viviendo engaña y muriendo enseña” -What does it teach? -What is the moral of the poem...
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...Amanda Hernández SP 410 Dr. S Infanger 19 de noviembre 2012 Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz era una persona de muchas capas y muchas causas. Históricamente, como una mujer que es un héroe que fue uno de los primeros en permitir a sí misma a ser humillado y despreciado por la educación y el tratamiento en general mejor para las mujeres. Y como una monja y una mujer de la iglesia, que era una santa con los mejores intereses de los demás en el corazón. Defendió la inteligencia femenina fe y la razón. Como persona, posiblemente no era más que verdaderamente define a sí misma. Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz no sólo era inteligente, pero habla rápido, ingenioso y bello. En otras palabras, es posible que ella fuera rápidamente en su camino de convertirse en la novia de alguien trofeo, como sus dos medias hermanas mayores se habían convertido antes que ella. Madre S De la Cruz era criollo. Su padre era vasco. Su fecha de nacimiento había sido aceptada como 1651 durante muchos años, pero ella mintió para ganar la entrada al convento y así se obligó a más jóvenes que ella. Un certificado de bautismo se ha encontrado para mantener a su fecha real de nacimiento como 1648.It también se cree ahora que mintió acerca de su legitimidad como un niño concebido dentro del matrimonio también. Sor Juana se presenta como desafiante e incapaz de reprimir su curiosidad intelectual. La vida religiosa elegida como escenario para el trabajo intelectual, se encontró con que la Iglesia se opuso a sus estudios...
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