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In early February, with Iraqi flags flying, 500 Sons of Iraq volunteers marched into the city from the U.S. base, went into battle and later set up checkpoints they still man today.
U.S. officers credit the Sons of Iraq with playing a key role in defeating the enemy.
Attacks on U.S. and Iraqi forces by al Qaeda numbered about 80 in January. Last month, there were no more than five.
"It's not just the security" the Sons of Iraq help provide, Col. McGee said. "It's the inroads and insight into the population you can only get from people who live here and know all the layers of the story."
Jaish Islami, which means Islamic Army in Arabic, was started in 2003 by former soldiers of Saddam Hussein's army and by former officials of his Ba'ath Party.
Although they shared with al Qaeda the goal of driving out the Americans, they turned their guns on the militant group in 2006 in Salahaddin province because of the organization's foreign leadership and fighters and disregard for Iraqi casualties.
In Samarra, they succeeded in pushing out al Qaeda, but were later defeated. The Jaish Islami members either fled the city or disbanded.
Jaish Islami leaders and tribal sheiks say they are now following a political path to influence.
The insurgency, they said, got them nowhere and they have seen U.S. forces work to rebuild their homeland.
"We thank the coalition forces for all their help," said Sheik Khalid Flayeh al-Bazzi. "If not for the Americans, we couldn't see what we have now."
In the Khadasiyah section of Samarra, where al Qaeda in Iraq had headquarters, stores are open again, with merchants hawking everything from snacks to wedding dresses.
Elsewhere in Samarra, roads are being repaired and infrastructure rebuilt. The Iraqi government supplies the funding, but U.S. troops hire local contractors and ensure funds are spent properly and projects are completed.
A problem area, however, is around the al-Askari mosque. Without a heavy influx of pilgrims, which won't happen until the rebuilding is completed, stores nearby are struggling.
"It will take more than two years" to rebuild," said Samarra Mayor Mahmoud Khalif Ahmed al-Bazzi."You know it's very important to us. The tourist people would come to visit it, stay at hotels, go to the shops, use the taxis. Before, especially during holy days, 100,000 people came. Now it's only a few thousand."
The first Shi'ite pilgrims returned to the city this summer and were greeted by an official welcoming committee. They couldn't worship at the mosque itself, but were able to view reconstruction efforts and pray at another mosque in the al-Askari complex.
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In their 99-98 win over the Thunder on Nov. 28, the Rockets corralled 16 offensive rebounds. Houston, like Chicago last Monday, also benefited from having eight out of 10 players who played grab at least one offensive rebound. The Rockets have two players, forwards Luis Scola and Chuck Hayes, who average two or more offensive rebounds.
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LAWRENCE — City firefighters first spotted the abandoned safe in a vacant lot in November 2008. Then, when $178,496 cash was found inside, several people, including a tow truck driver and relatives of former shoe store owner Sally Daher filed claims for the cash.
Now, more than three years later, the state has been awarded the $178,496 to cover medical costs for Daher, who spent five years in a skilled nursing facility prior to her 2001 death.
Essex County Superior Court judge Robert Cornetta handed down a decision recently saying the cash was found in a safe owned by Daher Shoe, and owner Sally Daher. And because she was the safe's owner, the "net amount" inside the safe belongs to the state's Division of Medical Assistance, for medical bills Daher incurred prior to her death 10 years ago.
State law allows for health care costs to be recouped from a person's probate estate.
After the safe was found and linked to Daher, the state's Estate Recovery Unit filed a claim for the cash. A probate estate includes property a person possesses at the time of death and property that descends to their heirs, according to information posted on the estate recovery unit's web site.
Ken Daher, one of Sally Daher's surviving children, said if the state was owed any money, the family would not fight payment.
"I am ecstastic. This the best Christmas present I could get," said Daher, after learning about Cornetta's decision on the safe money. "My mother wouldn't have wanted money owed or a hand out in a million years...My mother did not live like that," he said.
Cornetta's decision now appears to be the final chapter in a tale of long-hidden treasure found.
The story starts with firefighters, who out on routine inspection, spotted the safe dumped in the vacant lot on Cross Street. They called police and later detectives asked them to bust open the 2,000-pound safe.
Firefighters spent an hour using a metal cutting torch, a jack hammer and an air hammer, to pry the safe open. Inside they found $178,496 in cash packed in plastic Daher's shopping bags, an old white Nike T-shirt and blue Arlington Trust bank envelopes. The newest of the bills was printed in 1982.
Detectives then traced the safe to Ramez Yousses, a shoe repairman who rented Sally Daher's old shoe store at 85-89 Swan St. in Methuen. Yousses, who'd been burglarized, said he felt the safe was a liability in the store and he wanted to get rid of it.
So Yousses hired Manuel Ovalles, a Lawrence tow truck driver and paid him $200 to haul the safe away. He hoped to cash in the safe at a local junkyard, but when they wouldn't take it, Ovalles dumped the safe into a vacant lot next to his home on 70-72 Cross St. in Lawrence.
According to police reports, the Daher family was unaware the money or anything else was left in the safe, which was in the shoe store for 40 years. Ken Daher, who owned the shoe store building, told police his mother must have had the safe years ago.
Widowed in the 1960s, Sally Daher sold factory seconds and overstock from Majestic Shoe Co. to support her four children: Charles, John, Ken, and her daughter Joyce Daher Belko, who is now deceased.
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Location: Coudehard is situated in the Orne (Normandy region) in the north of France at 46 km from Alencon, the department capital. (General information: Coudehard is 162 km from Paris).
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from Strasbourg: 559 km
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I find it interesting how all of these people have LOVED Dr. Ryan and am wondering if they are fake. My experience was less than enjoyable and my family will not be back. I was billed crazy amounts of money after my insurance allotment was over without being advised it had expired. I was expected to pay even though I would have scaled back care had I known they had already billed over 5,000 to my insurance in 2 months, After one year of going there my back hurts more now than before. I was told by a surgeon that the chiropractor actually screwed up my back more! I hated feeling like just another number on the assembly line with zero privacy during appointments. The girls at the front desk whom I loved to see each visit were suddenly gone one day and Dr. Ryan brought in his ditsy wife to run things and she apparently is a health coach now but has zero experience and no schooling for this and she smoked like a chimney before she became pregnant. Tell me why I should listen to someone who has that kind of lifestyle. To top it off, every time I'd get a call from them they acted like they had no recollection of past conversations. I felt unimportant and have never recommended them to anyone. I've heard some of the other offices are great with 100 percent but this one is horrible. Warning to anyone needing chiropractic care. Do not go to this office.
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I am in my second pregnancy, and the chiropractic adjustments I am getting at 100% have kept me comfortable. I was adjusted through my first pregnancy, and felt great the whole time. Not only that but staying well adjusted helped me with a quick labor and delivery. My husband and my 22 mth old daughter are also adjusted by Dr. Ryan. The office staff is wonderful, I highly recommend 100% Chiropractic for the whole family!
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Our whole family goes to 100%. My daughter is an acrobat and a dancer and the care she receives keeps her pain-free in spite of the extremes of her activity. My son is in tackle football and baseball and he loves the relief he gets from his weekly adjustment.
As for me, I used to have daily headaches. Every day, without fail. Sometimes I would leave work the pain was so bad, or I would become nauseated. Tylenol didn't work, nothing helped. Since I began receiving care at 100%, I have not had the headaches like I used to--maybe 1 a month, down from every single day. And I have not had even 1 migraine.
My husband has a permanent neurological disorder the causes severe strain on one side of his body. Since beginning care, he can actually turn his neck fully. It may sound silly and small, but after 15 years, it was huge for us!
The staff is amazing--sweet and friendly. Both my husband and myself LOVE Sara, the massage therapist at 100%. Her massage is medical/therapy quality, but her massage room is like a spa! Reception is impeccable at their jobs. They know us all by name, they know what my kids do in school, everything!
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reviewed 6 months ago
I have been going to 100% Chiropractic - East (Dr. Ryan) for 3 years. I came to Dr. Ryan not believing in the healing powers of Chiropractic and after my first visit I believed. Within 3 months of seeing Dr. Ryan twice a week, my, collarbone went from being slanted to aligned in a proper way. My back has improved, and I can play basketball pain free and loving the freedom that has been restored in my life. My wife was recently in an accident and once I told Dr. Ryan the details he offered to come to my house and do a treatment on her to ensure no structural damage had been done. This is the type of care you can expect to receive in Dr. Ryan's office. His staff is top notch and a joy to talk too! I appreciate the excellent care and friendship that has developed and I would recommend anyone having spinal, neck, collarbone, leg, etc issues to take the drive to 100% Chiropractic - East and visit Dr. Ryan Betz and his team.
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My husband and I have been apart of the 100% chiropractic "team" for 4 years now and have noticed a dramatic change in our health. We are sick less, have more energy, sleep better- which leads to better choices impacting the rest of our lives. We added our two children after they were born to our chiropractic plan knowing how beneficial it is for any age. Dr Ryan Betz and the staff are so welcoming, knowledgeable, and family oriented. I highly recommend their office to anyone!
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I used to be *very* chiro-skeptical, but I've been getting chiropractic care for 5 months now, and it's helped SO much. The office environment is very peaceful yet still family-friendly. Staff is very genuine and thoughtful. I never feel rushed during my time with Dr. Betz or when I'm talking with the staff, even when the office is a bit busier.
My adjustments have eliminated the back pain I'd had and has even completely improved the way I walk--so much so that I had to throw away a pair of shoes I hadn't worn in 6 months because I stand and walk so differently now than I did the last time I'd worn them! Oh, and their massage therapy is absolutely wonderful. Tremendously therapeutic environment and care.
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CURTIS DAVIES: Why I don't regret describing myself as a pub player... and how West Brom made me out to be the bad guy
Defender Curtis Davies is the latest contributor to MailOnline's exclusive Footballers' Football Column. Davies, who has played for four Midlands club, once famously compared his performance to a 'pub player' after making his £10m debut for Aston Villa. Now he plays for Birmingham, who have an unsettled financial future with absentee owner Carson Yeung facing money-laundering charges in Hong Kong. In his first column, the centre half talks about his invitation to play for Sierra Leone, his Midlands harem, the Sven influence and why he's happy to show off his scars...
I will never regret calling myself a pub player after that game at Aston Villa. It's far too easy to pull the wool over your eyes and look at others when things go wrong but I wasn't brought up that way.
Even when I was a kid in the Sunday League, I'd drive home with my Dad, Eugene, and we'd go over the game. Win or lose, I would be critical of things I'd done well and things I'd done badly and that's the only way you are going to improve. I know when I've done badly and when I've done well and I was just saying what I believed.
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Pub player: Davies (second left) makes his infamous debut for Villa against Leicester in 2007 and (right) celebrating a goal where it all began at Luton Town
My dad comes from Sierra Leone and I've had a couple of invitations to play for them in the national side but it's not the right time.
The African calendar means playing in January and it would affect my career. We didn't qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations but if we had, then it would have meant going away now.
I've never been to Sierra Leone. If I go back I'd like to do something there rather than just travel there.
I regard myself as English – I've played for the Under 21s and got into a few of the senior squads when I was at Villa – but I have a soft spot for Sierra and maybe in the future I will consider playing for them.
The African games are usually exciting, high-scoring, high tempo and good to watch so I'll be tuning in this month.
Cup exit: Davies (centre) tussles with Leeds' El-Hadji Diouf (left) as Paul Caddis looks on during Birmingham's 2-1 FA Cup third-round replay defeat on Tuesday
Grin and bearing it: Davies boss at City Lee Clark (right) with assistant manager Terry McDermott share a joke before Tuesday's Leeds game
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Here at Birmingham it's an unsettling time in terms of someone having to be sold.
At least it's not like Portsmouth when no-one knew if they would be
paid and it became an unhappy place.
But you don't know whether your mate who's playing alongside you, who you've been playing very well with all this time, might be gone. Or your top striker or your winger.
The club needs to do what it has to do and it's out of our control and I don't really know the ins and outs.
I'm the Inbetweener at Birmingham.
We've got a few of the 32-35 age bracket and there's me at 27. They're
the dads and I'm the big brother. But I look round and think 18, 19, 19,
19, 19 wow.
Even when I was at Luton and we had a good crop of youngsters we never have that many in the team at once.
At Birmingham we had one 18-year-old and six 19-year-olds against Cardiff who are running away with the league. Our manager, Lee Clark, finds himself in a difficult situation but I know he is doing the right thing. He is a winner, holder of the longest unbeaten record from his time at Huddersfield and he's as frustrated as the rest of us.
It's funny how I've played for West Brom, Villa, Leicester and now Birmingham. I think I'm called the Midlands harem! It is complete coincidence that it's turned out this way.
When I signed for West Brom it was a massive opportunity for me. I'd played a year in League One with Luton and after a handful of Championship games, Bryan Robson came in for me, offered me the chance to play in the Premier League and made me joint record signing.
Unfortunately we got relegated the first season and in the second season we lost the play-offs. I was made the bad guy but then the club accepted a bid from Villa and I was glad to go there, it was a club on the up.
I had to bide my time there but once I got my opportunity I scored on my League debut, played 12 games and then popped my achilles. But I got fit for the start of the next season played 40-odd games and we finished sixth in the League.
The following summer I popped my shoulder three times in a month and I needed an operation and that was that. By the time I was fit, Villa had signed James Collins and Richard Dunne.
Sven Goran Eriksson re-ignited my love of football. I had near enough a year without playing and then I went on loan to Leicester.
Sly old Fox: Former Leicester manager Sven Goran Eriksson in the dugout for the visit of Millwall last season
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Playing for Sven was brilliant, his style of football, everything.
I agreed to stay on loan there for the rest of the season but when I got home I had a call from my agent saying that Villa had accepted a bid from Birmingham.
The rest, as they say, is history.
Like a lot of footballers, I'm on Twitter. But people often ask questions I can't answer.
I can't say what the team is going to be, or what's happening behind the scenes.
I like it for the banter.
There was a hashtag on my timeline the other day #howigotmyscars. I could go through them.
One up here from Martin Laursen, one here from Carlton Cole. I went through all my scars, photos and everything.
#StoryBehindMyScar this was done by Peter Holmes in my 1st championship game at LTFC when we went to Palace and won 2-1
#StoryBehindMyScar this was done by Martin Laursen at AVFC when went to The Emirates and won 2-0
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but there were times we felt really uncomfortable in the hotel...the bar staff were very pressurising for tips even though it was an all inclusive pakage...i remember being quite upset about some of the comments being made about how rich the english are supposed to be...so bearing this in mind me and my husband decided not to tip at all....that didnt go down really well and made at parts our stay...
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look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
Stone brews are all top notch and this one is no exception.it pours a hazy orange and imo is the perfect example of the styles appearance,nice head that retains and excellent lacing.
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How events unfolded in the saga of Asil Nadir: Helen Nowicka traces three years of the increasingly complex Polly
19 September: SFO raids offices of South Audley Management, a private company linked to Asil Nadir, Polly Peck chairman and chief executive.
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October 1991: Michael Mates, Tory MP for Hampshire East, writes to the Attorney General, then Sir Patrick Mayhew, questioning the SFO's involvement with Polly Peck and alleging that MI6 had played a role.
December 1992: Mr Mates, now Northern Ireland minister, writes again to the new Attorney General, Sir Nicholas Lyell, querying the SFO's handling of the Nadir investigation.
17 March 1993: Mr Mates writes to Attorney General a third time on Nadir, voicing 'concerns about injustice of the way this case is being handled'.
6 April: Nadir's flat in Eaton Square, London, raided by his trustees in bankruptcy; a pounds 3,500 gold Blancpain watch seized from his wrist.
1 May: As a birthday present, Mr Mates sends Nadir a pounds 50 watch inscribed 'Don't let the buggers get you down'.
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30 May: Sunday papers reveal Mr Mates's gift of the watch to Nadir and the letters to the Attorney General. Mr Mates says the letters were written on behalf of a constituent later identified as Mark Rogerson, Nadir's publicity adviser.
31 May: Mr Mates defends the watch gift as 'a light-hearted gesture'; Nadir thanks Mr Mates for his 'unflinching help'.
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6 June: Mail on Sunday quotes Mark Rogerson saying Mr Mates had 'several meetings' with Nadir who briefed him on SFO's handling of the case.
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19 June: The Independent reveals Mr Mates accepted the loan of a Volvo 240 from Nadir's public relations consultants, Morgan Rogerson, after Nadir left for Cyprus. Mr Mates denies acting improperly and says the car was returned after 10 days.
20 June: Unnamed colleagues of Mr Mates say he believes MI6 wanted to bring down Nadir because his economic success in northern Cyprus was blocking unification of the island.
22 June: The Independent discloses Mr Mates based a 1991 letter to the Attorney General on a draft supplied by the Nadir camp, which the Northern Ireland minister denied.
23 June: Sir Robin Butler, Cabinet Secretary, rules the loan of the Volvo did not breach ministerial guidelines. Mates dines at the Reform Club with Christopher Morgan, Nadir's PR man.
24 June: The Daily Mail publishes Mr Mates's 17 March letter to the Attorney General. The leak is viewed by Mr Mates's friends as evidence of a dirty-tricks campaign. Mr Mates's resignation is announced to the Commons by Mr Major. In his letter to the Prime Minister he says he is going because of the damage being done to the Government by cumulative leaks. He adds: 'In retrospect I rather wish I had sent the watch with its now famous message to you.'
25 June: Downing Street rules out an inquiry into the leaks against Mr Mates.
29 June: Mr Mates uses Commons resignation speech to claim SFO deliberately tried to destabilise Nadir's defence. The Speaker, Betty Boothroyd, tries to silence him several times as he alleges that the SFO tipped off the media about raids on Nadir's offices, exerted 'improper pressure' on the trial judge - and leaked his letter to the Daily Mail. The Attorney General says Mr Mates's claims have been looked into and were without foundation or had a reasonable explanation.
30 June: Calls for inquiry into SFO fuelled by news that a lawyer at the agency forged a letter from former Liberal Democrat leader, Sir David Steel, as an 'April Fool's joke'. SFO blames City of London police.
1 July: In an exclusive interview with the Independent, Mr Mates says Anthony Scrivener QC, former chairman of the Bar Council and Asil Nadir's defence counsel, was behind his allegations of SFO impropriety.
2 July: The Guardian claims Mr Mates's 17 March letter was given to the Daily Mail by Michael Allcock, a suspended Inland Revenue investigator. Letter later revealed to be a hoax written by Trevor Timbs.
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Juan de Cuéllar
Juan José Ruperto de Cuéllar y Villanueba (ca. 1739, probably Real Sitio de Aranjuez, Spain – 1801, Iloco[disambiguation needed], Philippines) was a Spanish pharmacologist and botanist. From 1786 to 1797 he was the leader of a royal botanical expedition to the Philippines.
Early life[edit]
According to his biographer María Belén Bañas Llanos, Juan de Cuéllar was born in Aranjuez into a family employed in the care of plants in the royal gardens. His parents also ran a pharmacy. His father died when he was young, and his mother remarried, to a man the king had named regent of the pharmacy. When his mother also died (in 1760), he sold the olive groves that constituted his inheritance and moved to Madrid.
In December 1760 he bought a pharmacy on Atocha Street in Madrid, and entered the Royal College of Pharmacists. After completing the course, he continued his association with the College in various important capacities — first secretary, general solicitor, fiscal, and second secretary, at different times. Around 1781 he was forced to give up his pharmacy for financial reasons.
In 1783 and 1784 he attended classes at the Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid, in a program to impart scientific knowledge to pharmacists. In a letter dated December 17, 1784, Cuéllar wrote to Cristóbal Nieto de Piña, vice president of the Royal Medical Society of Seville, that he was compiling a herbarium based on the system of Carolus Linnaeus and asking for Nieto's recommendation to fill the vacant position of botanist in Seville. The Royal Medical Society of Seville gave him the appointment on May 2, 1785, but he was unable to accept immediately because he had also been named royal commissioner in Cádiz.
Work on Ruiz and Pavón specimens[edit]
The El Peruano had arrived in Cádiz on February 21, 1785, carrying part of the scientific material sent back from Peru and Chile by the royal expedition under Hipólito Ruiz and José Antonio Pavón. Also arriving on the El Peruano was Joseph Dombey, a Frenchman who had served as second botanist on the Ruiz and Pavón expedition. Cuéllar was to catalogue and sort the material and prepare it for transfer to the Casa de Contratación. Dombey, however, wanted to transship the specimens to France rather than opening the boxes in Spain. This conflict was resolved, however, and on August 17, 1785 the specimens were delivered to the Casa de Contratación. It may be because of this work that Ruiz and Pavón named the genus Cuellaria for him.
On March 10, 1785, King Charles III signed a royal order establishing the Real Compañía de Filipinas (Royal Philippine Company). This was a political-mercantile society intended to turn the Philippines into a hub of trade between Asia and America. (That would have meant the end of the monopoly of the Manila galleon, and was opposed by many Spaniards in the Philippines.) The Company was also intended to investigate and exploit the natural resources of the Philippines themselves.
The Company asked the minister of the Indies, José de Gálvez to name a botanist to investigate the flora of the islands. Gálvez turned over the task to Casimiro Gómez Ortega, head of the Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid. Gómez named Cuéllar.Cuellar is very very wise,too.
Expedition to the Philippines[edit]
Cuéllar left the botanist position in Seville to take up the position in the Philippines. This was a scientific expedition at the same level as that of Ruiz and Pavón, and Cuéllar asked the king to give him the title of botánico real (royal botanist). This the king did, more or less, naming him botánico real sin sueldo (royal botanist without pay).
At the beginning of January 1786 Cuéllar sailed on the Águila Imperial for Manila by way of the Cape of Good Hope. He was accompanied by his second wife, María Borbón. On August 9, 1786, after eight months at sea, the ship arrived at Cavite, in the Philippines.
On-going conflicts forced him to limit his initial explorations to the area around Manila. At first he concentrated on the cultivars in which the Compañía took special interest: indigo, black pepper, cotton, mulberries, coffee and cacao. In March and April he went a little farther afield, to Bataan.
From his arrival, Cuéllar began collecting scientific materials to send back to Spain. The first specimens sent back were natural products of the Philippines, including seashells, seeds, resins, woods, drawings, minerals, and some living plants. These date from the beginning of 1787. Cuéllar assiduously continued the shipments until 1797, overcoming some difficulties to do so.
A royal order dated in January 1788 directed him to promote the cultivation of cinnamon and nutmeg, in a last attempt to break the Dutch commercial monopoly on these spices. However the varieties he was able to study were not suitable.
On March 24, 1792, the corvettes Descubierta and Atrevida of the scientific expedition of Alejandro Malaspina arrived in Cavite. Cuéllar met with the expedition, and showed its botanist, Antonio Pineda some of the plantations around Manila. The expedition sailed from Manila on November 15, 1792.
Other expeditions[edit]
The four expeditions authorized by King Carlos III to the Spanish colonies were those of Hipólito Ruiz López and José Antonio Pavón to Peru and Chile (1777-88); José Celestino Mutis to New Granada (1783-1808); Cuéllar to the Philippines (1786-97); and Martín Sessé y Lacasta to New Spain (1787-1803).Cuellar had done a great part for many people.
- (Spanish) Bañas Llanos, María Belén, Una Historia Natural de Filipinas: Juan de Cuéllar. Ediciones del Serbal, S.A., 2000 (ISBN 84-7628-369-5).
- (Spanish) "La expedición de Juan de Cuéllar a Filipinas". Real Jardín Botánico, 1997.
External links[edit]
- (Spanish) Las Expediciones Botánicas de la Corona Juan de Cuellar: Filipinas (1786), Sociedad Geográfica Español
- (Spanish) A short biography


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Posted on October 16, 2013 by Sally Mesarosh
A Mesa woman wants to say thank you to the Good Samaritan who returned her wallet with something much more valuable than cash inside. Valeria Valencia lost her wallet a month ago in the parking lot at Main Street and Mesa Drive in Mesa. It had her cash, credit cards and work permit inside.
As a DREAMer, that work permit is her lifeline, allowing her to go to school and work. She came to the United States from Mexico 11 years ago. "It was nerve wracking, I was terrified," she said. "The only thing that mattered to me was my work permit." Valeria worried someone might steal her work permit and her identity. On Friday, someone dropped off her wallet at Mesa Community College after they found her wallet with her student ID inside. Now Valeria just wants to find that person to say thanks.
Mesa woman wants to thank Good Samaritan who returned her lost wallet.pdf
ABC 15. October 16, 2013
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