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Referirse a el es hablar de minería, tradiciones, pasajes históricos y arquitectura inglesa. Se ubica en el corredor turístico de la montaña y es considerado como uno de los Pueblos Mágicos de México. Cabe destacar su hermoso templo del siglo XVIII, su gastronomía con sus riquísimos pastes, el panteón inglés y por ser la cuna del fútbol mexicano, es decir, en este lugar se jugo el primer partido de fútbol en nuestro país.
The real deal! Clyde was probably the most famous person in Glasgow during the Games. This was near the Start/Finish line of the Road Race, during the Women's race.
Truck's place (Micky & Carol's house). My last night in town.
Christine Graham of St. Bernard Project & Carol (Steve in green shirt)
When Elise & I were in NOLA back
in April 2007 we were invited to join residents
in a cookout they were doing in the neighborhood.
It was the highlight of my trip and I told them I would
be back in December expecting more
freshly caught fish from the Mississippi and whatever else they
were making. Sure enough I fly in on the 19th, rent a car, go
directly to my volunteering site, and as soon as I am done for
the day I drove over to the neighborhood looking for Truck's
house. I see a familar americorps shirt and ask if that is the
house. It turns out to be Christine (wife of my site leader) and
5 minutes later Mr. Mack shows up. He remembers me. Another
5 minutes later and Jerome and Hibby drive by. Their all
checking to see where the gathering is tonight. Christine is the
lead person now on the reconstruction of Truck's house.
She is working for the "St. Bernard Project"
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This is a blog entry from Christine & Steve Graham, who worked
for St. Bernard Project (www.stbernardproject.org) and with whom
I worked on a house w/ Steve at xmas 07, and Christine was the
manager for Carol & Truck's House building.
The original entry can be found here w/ video tour too
grahamsinnola.blogspot.com/2008/03/phoenix-rising.html
Carol Phoenix, and her husband, Truck (or "Mouth of the South," depending on whom you ask,) own half a duplex on Daniel Drive in Violet, LA. They lived there, as renters, for about 13 years before Katrina. After the storm, they were the first to return to their block. They gutted and cleaned their home by day, and they endured the darkness of the near-empty parish in their FEMA trailer at night. They told their landlord that they had every intention of moving back into their home. Miss Carol grew up in St. Bernard Parish. Most of her dozen brothers and sisters live here too. Her parents are buried in the cemetery a few miles from Daniel Drive. With several properties to rebuild, Carol's landlord wasn't sure what he was going to do with each home, and he still isn't. The right decision for Carol's place, however, eventually became clear: in 2007 he gave her the home.
Carol had been taking friends and family members to and from the St. Bernard Project office for months before she officially took ownership of her half of the duplex. Finally, with a home of her own, she took herself. 2814 Daniel Drive became an SBP house and the first house on which I would work as the site supervisor from start to finish.
Carol and Truck are very much at the center of their community. People gather in their yard most evenings, and they used to host spontaneous crab boils two or three times a week. Since the storm, the boils have been a little less frequent, but I can personally assure you that they still happen. Often. And I really can't imagine that anyone does a boil better than Truck. When we were working on the house, he would arrive home with his friends from a successful crabbing trip, pull a table into the unfinished living room, spread it with an old tablecloth and boil the crab with potatoes, celery, spices and whatever else Carol might have in the fridge or friends might bring to the yard. When the boiled feast was ready, Truck lifted the food out of the pot in a basket and literally tossed it all across the table. No silverware required. Actually, no silverware allowed.
One of my volunteers got a lesson from Mr. Simon - a Phoenix House regular - on the fine art of recovering the good stuff from a crab. The volunteers hung the drywall in the background before they sat down to feast.
But I'm getting ahead of myself. Before there were volunteers seated at tables spread with crab, there were studs. Lost of bare studs. On my first day at the Phoenix house, this was the view from the front door:
After nine weeks of volunteer labor (broken up by a Very Elvis Christmas and a brief stint at another house where Steve and I actually trained AmeriCorps site supervisors (!!!)) Carol owned a real, finished home for the first time in her life. This video tour starts at roughly the same spot from which I took that picture on the first day.
video
The preceding paragraph, of course, is a ridiculous truncation. In those nine weeks I worked with more than fifty different people from all over the country. There were college groups from Iowa and Minnesota (not Carleton, but they were cool anyway.) A church group from New Jersey did most of the mudding and sanding. A mother and daughter from Maine installed the baseboards and trimmed the windows. A professional electrician from Seattle led two guys from his church group to complete all the finish electric work (and he taught me how to wire the cord to an electric dryer! (-:) What was most amazing, however, was that Carol worked with me every single day.
We will be celebrating with a house warming soon. St. Bernard Project usually hosts these "ribbon cutting ceremonies" at lunch time. Carol and Truck are going to host this party themselves. They want to have the ribbon cutting in the evening so that people will stick around to mingle with their friends and listen to Truck's stories. It will, of course, be a boil.
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Il Palazzo Reale di Torino è la prima e più importante tra le residenze sabaude in Piemonte, teatro della politica del regno sabaudo per almeno tre secoli.
È collocato nel cuore della città, nella Piazzetta Reale adiacente alla centralissima Piazza Castello, da cui si dipartono le principali arterie del centro storico: via Po, via Roma, via Garibaldi e via Pietro Micca.
Rappresenta il cuore della corte sabauda, simbolo del potere della dinastia e, congiuntamente alle altre dimore reali della cintura torinese, come la reggia di Venaria Reale, la Palazzina di caccia di Stupinigi o il castello del Valentino, è parte integrante dei beni dichiarati dall'Unesco quali Patrimonio dell'Umanità.
Nel 2013 il circuito museale di palazzo Reale, Galleria Sabauda, Armeria Reale e Museo di antichità è stato il ventiseiesimo sito statale italiano più visitato, con 229.534 visitatori e un introito lordo totale di 1.006.536,20 Euro
La banda de hardcore Take Offense (Chula Vista, Cal.) se presentó en el Foro Independencia como parte de la celebración por el 8 vo. aniversario de Araga Conciertos.
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Everyone who's opted for a gas fireplace tries to convince themselves it looks real. I understand. But let's face it. There's only one real, and we've got one going here on the coast of Maine with snow and cold outside.
Several documents such as a social security card, utility bill or mortgage statement, birth certificate, passport, current drivers license, marriage license are needed to receive a federal Real ID. The Real ID has a gold star indicator on the top right of the ID.
En el Parque de María Luisa de Sevilla me encontré con este pavo real. No es que me llamase especialmente la atención encontrar uno pues en el parque de Isabel la Católica de Gijón tenemos varios, sino que este era totalmente blanco como se puede apreciar en la foto.
I saw this white peacock in the Maria Luisa Park in Seville. It's not very common see one peacock of this colour.
New glass! My old Canon FTb SLR has a new lens and the Exakta 24mm / 2,8 prime turns out to be very good, sharp and contrasty and the macro ability is nice too.
Pito Real Ibérico
Picus sharpei 30 cm.
Qué lástima que el Pito Real Ibérico sea tan espantadizo!. En cuanto se siente observado, se apresura a dar vueltas alrededor del tronco para no permanecer a la vista; y su silueta nerviosa, prolongada por un pico en forma de puñal, se pierde entre los árboles del parque o del soto. Sujeto a los árboles, trepa a pequeños trechos haciendo crujir la corteza rugosa bajo sus uñas. Se detiene con frecuencia para pasar su larga lengua protráctil entre las fisuras, capturando hormigas xilófagas. Pero sobre todo se alimenta de insectos que encuentra en tierra y en los prados. En las costas marinas se les ve incluso en invierno explorar las algas en busca de pequeños crustáceos.
En primavera los pitos reales se advierten de lejos por su sonoro «relincho», más melodioso que su bien conocido grito. El canto de la subespecie ibérica, que tiene las mejillas grises, es más silbado y musical que el de las aves del resto de Europa.
Desde marzo, cl macho comienza a excavar un espacioso agujero en un viejo árbol. Los machos, para defender su de los rivales, los desafían moviendo la cabeza de un lado a otro y abriendo las alas y cola.
Identificación: El más brillante coloreado de los picos españoles; píleo carmesí; partes superiores verde mate; partes inferiores verde grisáceo claro; obispillo amarillo; lista bajo el ojo roja en el macho, negra en la hembra.
Nidificación: Ambos sexos barrenan un agujero en árbol; las astillas desechadas se esparcen por el suelo; puesta, de marzo a mayo, de 5 a 7 huevos blancos; incubación, alrededor de 19 días, por ambos sexos; los pollos, alimentados por ambos padres, vuelan tras 18 a 21 días.
Alimentación: Larvas de insectos xilófagos, polillas y otros insectos, principalmente hormigas, lombrices, moluscos; algunas semillas, bayas y frutos.
Hábitat: Sotos.
El búho real (Bubo bubo) es una especie de ave estrigiforme de la familia Strigidae. Es una rapaz de tamaño grande, distribuida por Europa, Asia y África. Es más común en el Noreste de Europa, pero también en la zona que rodea el Mediterráneo, incluyendo la península Ibérica. Su nombre científico deriva de la onomatopeya de los sonidos que emite, y ya desde la Edad Media se le conocía como Bubo en los bestiarios.
Debido a su majestuosidad y a su fácil cría en cautividad es usado con relativa frecuencia en el arte de la cetrería.
Ciudad Real, Espagne. Madrid: Subsecretaría de Turismo, Dirección General de Promoción, [entre 1960 y 1970] (Bilbao: Ediciones Comerciales)
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