La Batalla Analysis

For diario #2, I watched a show titled El Señor de Los Cielos. The title translates into the Lord of the Skies. The show takes place in México with the characters visiting places such as Colombia and Venezuela. The main character Aurelio Casillas is a drug cartel leader. The entire show is in Spanish. It is interesting to hear different dialects and accents of language of Spanish. Ranging from Colombia to México city, different Spanish speaker in the show speak differently. The words of “vos” is used from the Colombian speakers. I also found it interesting that a lot of the dug cartel leaders, in the show, used names such as El Topo, Tijeras, and Chadorta. I really appreciated the authenticity of the show because Spanish names such as Ximena, Herbeto, and Matilde were used for the charcters. The company who produced the show is Telemundo Studios. The city that Auerlio Casillas, the main drug

An hour with abuelo by Judith Ortiz Cofer describes a boy changing his perspective about his grandfather. “Just one hour una hora, is all i’m asking of you son.” (Judith cofer 592) That shows us that he does not think too fondly of his grandfather. “I walk slowly down the hall toward the exit sign. I want my mother to have to wait a little.” (Judith cofer 596) This shows us that he had a good time. Another piece of evidence that supports this question is “Anyway, after my mother nags me for about a week, I let her drive me up to golden years.” (Judith cofer 592)This piece of text shows that he hated his grandfather because he only let her mom drive him there after weeks of begging. A quote that states he liked him is “I liked it all” (Judith

El Patron needs a new heart and Matt is the only supplier. He wants to believe that the old man loves and would never kill him; nevertheless, he has to face the truth. On page 218 it states, “No matter how treacherous El Patron had been, Matt loved the old man.” Discovering that El Patron only needs Matt for spare parts crushes the boy. He feels that his “accomplishments were a sham. It didn’t matter how intelligent he was” (216). Maria, Matt's childhood friend, tries to help him escape from the clutches of El Patron. While they are trying to figure out a plan she tells him “You’re not a dog. You’re so much, much more” (217). The truth about his purpose only discourages him, but he overcomes it and takes action. Though Matt is still hurt and

The Los Banos Unified School District enrolls about 11000 students in Kindergarten through the 12th grade. The School District supports nine elementary schools, two junior highs, two high schools and one alternative high school. The School District is led by seven members of the Board or education. The School district employs five hundred and seventy-five certificated employees and four hundred and twenty-five classified employees. The schools are all currently full, with many residential divisions currently being built in Los Banos. More schools will need to be built and many new jobs will be created, bolstering the population and local economy. I currently work in the Human Resources Department as a HR

Shelby welcome and I look forward to working with you in this class. I completely agree with your analysis of Columbus and Cabeza de Vaca. In my opinion, Columbus was quite arrogant and wanted to subjugate these people who he most certainly felt were beneath him. Like many of the explorers and colonist through history, they felt they were a superior race and the land was theirs for the taking. Columbus’s writings would not be received favorably today as we all know that, for most but not all of the world, we have more respect and compassion for our fellow human beings. If there were this type of thinking today it would never be allowed to occur in a civilized society.

On this track, Reies Tijerina Lopez leader of Federal Alianza of free City State was interviewed. I n the beginning him and the interviewer who was not named, talked about a shooting that involved police cars and black and white high school students. The interviewer commented “lord help us all” where Lopez commented that god wouldn’t help us because he is tired of the violence behavior in our society. After that he talks about how he meets Martin Luther King and talks to him about a plan he had to bring 100 leaders to march for human rights. Than they talk about what he is doing in Northern New Mexico which he gets side tracked and never comes back to what he was doing. He moves on and talks about how the states took land from Mexico that they

In Philip Marecelo’s article from January 2017 he describes how Boston is returning to its historic roots as a leading area in the shoe industry. Many shoe companies are locating offices in Boston, as Boston offers the environment and skilled workers that they are looking for. These shoe manufacturers want to attract younger, skilled workers as they see them as also their target consumer. In order to compete for the brightest talent they are offering amenities like running tracks and shops at the ground level of their building. It is interesting that history has shown “mill towns” also built the sense of community with their workers by providing them with company stores and banks. While people are no longer looking for things like company

Bartolome De Las Casas was a starting point in challenging the unfair treatment and subjugation of Native Americans because he challenged beliefs that had never been challenged before this document was created. One can argue he is a role model for future generations to come because ultimately, the subjugation and severe mistreatment of Native Americans came to a halt. This foundation of beliefs is the start of what we call today Human and Civil Rights.

Artists are everywhere, and there are basket weavers too. It now has over 300,000 people living there. You can grab a bite to eat and drink, you can see what is being sold for the day, you can do all kinds of things. Tenochtitlan is the capital of the Aztec land. There are shops for just about everything. You can even buy fresh food and meat. There are also medicine shops as well. The city is awake with people, colors, and culture. There is so many temples and loads of shops to stop by. Here and there as you turn is a new adventure. There is so much to examine and accomplish that it almost implies as yet Tenochtitlan has given you a taste of what capital cities should sound, and furthermore be like. There are ball game arenas, poles for Volador, and business is through the roof. Tenochtitlan is a stunning city, and it is vibrant with

The analysis of the aria “Lascia ch'io pianga” by Haendel according to the thorough bass method, shows us how the composer refer in this piece to the typical compositional procedures of baroque music.

Melissa De la Cruz: Worthy of Reading If you have seen Descendants on Disney Channel than you should read the book series The Isle of the Lost. This series of novels was written by the great, the infamous Melissa de la Cruz, partnering with Disney to create this wonderful and magical series of novels. De la Cruz has written way to many books to read in one whole year. Melissa de la Cruz has a very unique way of writing.

Lola bara depicts the mercilessness of poverty and weakness. In any case, amidst its pity all, Lola Rosa breaths dauntlessness. In her own history, Lola Rosa, survivor of Japanese war barbarity, drives the perusers to visit her life through the book with her own outlines and unmistakable portrayals of people and events long gone. Her story begins as the young lady of the proprietor's uneducated extraordinary woman, Julia. Rosa's mother, Julia, is the eldest of the children who began her 'working' life as Don Pepe Henson's housemaid, despite her protestations. The showing up generosity of the landowner to help Julia's family was not without manner of thinking.

Sor Juana Ines De la Cruz was a well-known nun who gained prestige challenging the misogynistic and patriarchal male dominance in her writings. Although Sor Juana was able to take advantage of her prestige and liberation as a nun there were still obstacles that she encountered challenging the systematic oppression she, along with many woman, faced in Mexico during the 17th century. As much freedom as she enjoyed to be able to indulge in books and knowledge Sor Juana was aware of her limitations and boundaries in the misogynistic society she lived in. She understood that she faced two great limitations when it came to being a writer and speaking out against oppressive behaviors. Her two limitations were being a woman and being born out of wedlock. Rather than look at the limitations that caused Sor Juana to address issues of women being educated and having equality as submissive and passive I choose to analyze her actions as rebellion and a witty adaptation to address the issues she wanted to address all while avoiding persecution during the 17th century in Mexico. Although Sor Juana found witty ways to challenge the misogynistic structure of the church and society she was unable to escape criticisms. Sor Juana was able to find ways to challenge the status quo and argue that woman should be educated because it was necessity to life itself and to be able to understand the Bible.

La Jetee is a science fiction short still picture film that was made by Chris Mark. The film is about "a man that is scarred by his childhood memory", which was set in World War III. The war takes place in Paris, France, where a bomb was dropped (Mark, La Jetee). Years later, people who survived, lived underground and there were concentration camps where these scientists were experimenting on people to travel through time. However, the experiments failed and the people who were experimented on "went mad" until a man with a "strong image memory" comes in (Mark, La Jetee).

Festival Vallenato has been going on for eight years counting this one. In Festival Vallenato 2012 very famous artists like Martin Elias Diaz, Silvestre Dangond, and Felipe Pelaez performed throughout the day followed and headed by other successful Vallenato artists.