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Tonight for dinner we ate one of our staple vegetarian meals: refried beans and quesadillas. My kids like kid quesadillas: cheese only. Occasionally I will add some leftover shredded beef or chicken for them. While I cut up cheese and cooked the beans, I started dreaming about a quesadilla that would satisfy my grown-up craving […]
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Parfit has argued for the revolutionary thesis that personal identity does not matter in ordinary survival, only the R-relation does. "Reconciliationists," such as Lewis, have tried to stop this revolution, arguing that both personal identity and the R-relation matter. The disagreement has been between those who hold that only the R-relation matters and those who hold that, in addition, personal identity matters. But there is a third option. I argue that Parfit is right that personal identity does not matter but he is wrong that the R-relation matters, and the reconciliationists are wrong to think both matter since neither does.
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Tata Motors shares slump on JLR margin concerns
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Shares in Tata Motors(TAMO.NS) slumped as much as 10 percent on Thursday after the auto maker said its Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) unit was likely to report a lower profit margin in the October-December quarter.
The warning late on Wednesday came as a surprise given Tata shares hit a record high earlier this month on a rally sparked by expectations for improving sales at JLR, especially in the key China market, and optimism about the launch of new models.
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Tata Motors shares ended down 6.26 percent at 293.45 rupees, off a record high of 337.40 rupees reached on January 10. Earlier, shares had fallen around 10 percent.
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On Thursday, South Korea's Hyundai Motor posted a surprise 5.5 percent fall in quarterly net profit, missing forecasts, as record car sales were in part dented by the impact of a stronger local currency.
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11330 McCormick Street has a Walk Score of 90 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
This location is in the North Hollywood neighborhood in Los Angeles. Nearby parks include North Hollywood Park, North Hollywood Park and Woodbridge Park.
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If you create an extension DLL you can most conveniently export one or more of its classes using AFX_EXT_CLASS. However if you create a second extension DLL and try to use classes from the first you will run into a small problem.
The value of AFX_EXT_CLASS will cause your new DLL to try and export your dependent classes! You will get link errors such as below for the classes in the first DLL:
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol ..........
What you need to do is temporarily re-define AFX_EXT_CLASS when you include the header files for the classes in the DLL you are importing classes from. The following example shows how to do this:
//change the definition of AFX_EXT... to make it import</P> #undef AFX_EXT_CLASS #undef AFX_EXT_API #undef AFX_EXT_DATA #define AFX_EXT_CLASS AFX_CLASS_IMPORT #define AFX_EXT_API AFX_API_IMPORT #define AFX_EXT_DATA AFX_DATA_IMPORT
//Include headers for the dll / lib that we use classes from #include "DLLOne.H"
//put the values back to make AFX_EXT_CLASS export again #undef AFX_EXT_CLASS #undef AFX_EXT_API #undef AFX_EXT_DATA #define AFX_EXT_CLASS AFX_CLASS_EXPORT #define AFX_EXT_API AFX_API_EXPORT #define AFX_EXT_DATA AFX_DATA_EXPORT
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On Monday, March 17, a group of Democratic congressional challengers will join together to present "A Responsible Plan For Ending The War In Iraq," a bold and ambitious effort to change the conversation on national security, fix the damage of the past five years, and restore the checks and balances necessary to prevent such catastrophes from happening in the future. Developed in consultation with military experts such as Major General Paul Eaton, Brigadier General John Johns and former Undersecretary of Defense Lawrence Kolb, this Responsible Plan presents a blue print for withdrawing our troops from Iraq while implementing the kind of political, economic and diplomatic surge that can restore peace to the region.
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WMC losing a portion of its Medicare funds
WINCHESTER — Winchester Medical Center will lose Medicare funding over the next year due to the number of its patients being readmitted to the hospital shortly after being discharged.
WMC will have 0.01 percent deducted from each Medicare inpatient reimbursement until October 2013.
The penalty is expected to cost the hospital $100,000 to $150,000 for the year, according to Dr. Nicolas C. Restrepo, vice president of medical affairs.
As a part of the 2010 Affordable Care Act that went into effect Monday, hospitals are penalized for readmission rates above the national average as part of a strategy to lower health care costs and improve care.
WMC's penalty compares favorably with other Virginia hospitals.
The average penalty for the 77 state hospitals that receive Medicare funding was 0.49 percent.
But Restrepo isn't satisfied, calling WMC's penalty "an opportunity to improve."
The hospital has instituted a wide range of efforts to keep patients from having to return — even starting a transition coach program that targets those with a high risk for readmission, Restrepo said.
The program emphasizes staying in touch with patients over the phone or home visits to answer questions and encourage adhereance to discharge instructions.
WMC has also partnered with outside organizations such as Meals on Wheels, free medical clinics, area councils on aging and others who provide transportation to medical appointments.
"They're better off at home than they are at the hospital," Restrepo said.
Warren Memorial Hospital in Front Royal — also a Valley Health-run facility — will not be penalized.
Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg will lose 0.82 percent.
The maximum a hospital could be penalized is 1 percent. In October 2013, the maximum percentage will increase to 2 percent, and by October 2014 it will be 3 percent.
Nationally, nearly one in five Medicare patients return to the hospital within a month of discharge, costing Medicare $17.5 billion in additional bills each year, according to Kaiser Health News.
To count against readmission, patients did not have to be rehospitalized at the same hospital or for the same condition.
Medicare weighted the sickness of patients in its calculations of whether the rates were higher than those of the average hospital, but racial and socioeconomic factors were not included.
The government's penalties are based on the frequency that Medicare heart failure, heart attack and pneumonia patients were readmitted within 30 days from July 2008 to June 2011 — although hospitals are held accountable for the returning patients no matter the reason they come back.
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Located on the heart of Miami's South Beach Art Deco District, this hotel is in a prime location, just one block from the ocean amidst the area's famed restaurants, shopping and nightlife. The Lincoln Road shopping centre is 800 m from the hotel. Guests are welcomed in the lobby, with 24-hour reception, hotel safe, cloakroom, a newsstand and lift access, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Guests can also use the room and laundry services. The hotel offers valet parking (surcharge) and multilingual staff.
Description Suites On South Beach
- • Number of floors (main building): 2
- • Total number of rooms: 19
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- • MIA Airport - Miami: 10.42 mi
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South Beach Plaza Hotel & Villas
This Art Deco building is located in South Beach, one block from the beach, close to all the South Beach nightlife spots, but yet still secluded enough to give guests a great night's sleep. The hotel is 800 m from Lincoln Road pedestrian mall, Flamingo Park, and the Art Deco Historic District. The hotel is within walking distance from local restaurants, shopping and entertainment. The Miami Beach Convention Center and Holocaust Memorial are 1.6 km away, and the Port of Miami is 9 km from the hotel.
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Cavalier Hotel South Beach
This property enjoys a convenient position in Miami . Hotel was constructed in 1936. There are a total of 46 rooms on the premises. The property consists of 14 single rooms, 22 double rooms, 4 suites, 32 triple rooms and 32 quadruple rooms. The Hotel is ideally situated in the city centre. The Hotel is within a few minutes' drive from public transport links. The property is wheelchair-accessible.
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The Edgewater South Beach Hotel in Miami Beach is an architectural gem with elegance and charm, located in the heart of the Art Deco district on trendy Ocean Drive, this five story hotel with Deluxe Studios and one bedroom suites overlooks the beautiful Atlantic Ocean. With lots of things to do and places to go, everything is within walking distance from Washington Avenue and Lincoln Road Mall, you'll find shopping hotspots like Kenneth Cole, Armani Exchange and Nicole Miller, with dozens of fashionable world-class boutiques, restaurants and hip bars. As the sun comes down, venture out to enjoy the sights and sounds of South Beach's infamous nightlife scene. Indulge your senses of what the Edgewater has in store, providing posh amenities and luxury services all while staying right on Ocean Drive, across from the beach, where people are always coming and going, dancing, drinking or tanning by the beach. Enjoy your stay inside one of the plush studios or suites with modern furnishings, contemporary appliances, and marble and granite kitchen countertops. Edgewater is a sanctuary of peace and solitude up on the roof. Comfortable furnished it sits above the magic South Beach with spectacular views of the ocean below for guests.
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Ten Seconds To Love LyricsArtist: Motley CrueAlbum: Shout At The Devil My mind is set Get ready for love You're my ten second pet (Verse) Touch my gun But don't pull my trigger Let's make history In the elevator Or lock the door Shine my pistol some more Here I cum Just ten seconds more (Chorus) Ten seconds to love Ten seconds to love Pull my trigger My guns loaded with your love Ten seconds to love Ten seconds to love Just wait honey Till I tell the boys about you Bring a girlfriend Maybe bring two I got my camera Make a star outta you Let's inject it Photograph it Down to the subway Let the boys have it (Chorus) (Talk) Reach down low Slide it in real slow I wanna hear your engines roar Before I'm in the door (Solo) (Talk) You feel so good Do you want some more I got one more shot Before I'm out the door (Chorus) (Talk) Was it hot for you Did you fire this round The second that I'm through I'll be leaving this town
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Schiffbaustrasse 11, 8005 Zurich, Switzerland – Show map
The hotel was small, clean, and located right across the street from a tram station which was helpful.
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It is a reasonable, clean hotel in an expensive city. The staff was very accommodating. Parking was easy. There are many restaurants around the hotel and even a Migros not far away. Breakfast was reasonable to purchase. It is right on a tram line.
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The rooms themselves were looked after to a high standard and were very clean. The shower was wonderful. I enjoyed breakfast which had a nice variety to it.
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Value for money,μπροστα στο τραμ 4,ευγενεστατοι ολοι
Real good internet. Good location near trams. I think, it's best ibis which I ever seen before. Like to Facebook.
Tram station is only 3 minutes walk and tram #4 goes directly to the city center (via central railway station). There is station Hardbrucke in 10 minutes walk with train to/from airport. Rooms are well sound insulated and clean, beds are comfortable. Some bars and clubs are in the area.
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The hotel is in a good place, excellent room service, quiet hotel.
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Located only 325 ft from the Technopark business center and a 10-minute drive from the main train station, this modern hotel is in a trendy part of town close to the highway.
The Ibis Zürich City-West provides comfortable, air-conditioned rooms, a 24-hour bar, a terrace, and an underground parking garage (for an additional fee).
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The airport is 5.5 miles from the Ibis Zürich City-West. All the city's sights can be reached quickly and easily.
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Food quality was average. I had way better breakfast in other Ibis hotels in France, Hungary, Poland or UK. Wifi had good quality and it was for free.
The rooms themselves were looked after to a high standard and were very clean. The shower was wonderful. I enjoyed breakfast which had a nice variety to it.
I don't know if it was on booking.coms side or the hotels but communication failed somewhere. The staff needed to see our booking.com form to confirm the rates we were paying, then gave us a double instead of a twin. Then despite having paid for breakfast they didn't note this so upon leaving they wanted to charge us! Also, through the stay we asked for additional pillows. The first night I was told they would come to my room, but they never appeared. Second night it took several hours to come up with the additional ones. The whole operation from an Administrative side seemed to fail.
Value for money,μπροστα στο τραμ 4,ευγενεστατοι ολοι
Real good internet. Good location near trams. I think, it's best ibis which I ever seen before. Like to Facebook.
Staff doesn't care about us and our needs. We felt like being treated as numbers. When we reach at 9pm, restaurant was closed, and vending machine out of order, .... we should go to Novotel next door to have dinner, and it's expensive
Tram station is only 3 minutes walk and tram #4 goes directly to the city center (via central railway station). There is station Hardbrucke in 10 minutes walk with train to/from airport. Rooms are well sound insulated and clean, beds are comfortable. Some bars and clubs are in the area.
- Clean and modern room - Comfortable bed - Good wifi - Staff mostly friendly and accommodating
- No hot water kettle
The hotel is in a good place, excellent room service, quiet hotel.
We booked a room smoke when we arrived we realized that all the hotel is not for smokers
Room was clean but smelt of cigarettes although it was a non-smoking room. Clearly the cleaning personnel should have noticed and reported to the front desk. Anyway i wasn't informed (and given an option) at check in. I reported the smell when I checked out in the morning. No reaction from the lady at the front desk, really. Assume the next customer had the same experience.
Location very near tram station Well maintained Hotel
No safe deposit box in the room Not enough towels No tissues or trash bin in the room No tea or coffee in the room Reception staff needs to learn a smile cost nothing
The foyer was full of boxes of furniture, dust everywhere (including shelving in the room). Breakfast had to be taken next door at the budget Ibis. No pre-warning of any of this
Location, close to tram station
breakfast - we had to share with the other sister hotel. No heater in the room.
clean room good location (many bars, restaurants and clubs)
Room furniture and decoration look old
walking distance form Zurich HB (25 min), small room but clean
was a bit to expensive
Reasonable Hotel, not too far away from the center.
It's ibis
It's ibis. Note to booking.com: With your reservation, smoking room was available, but they don't have smoking room. Please update smoking info. As I always looking for smoking room.
Excellent transport links via bus and tram, stops 2 minute walk from hotel, we never waited longer than 7 minutes for a tram to the centre and the journey took 15 mins. Plenty of (continental) breakfast. Comfy beds, powerful shower and good tv. Wifi worked great for us, staff were helpful when we needed them. Really close to the train station.
For the money paid, little things really didn't bother us enough to complain.
Breakfast, location is excellent- just 12 min by tram no 4, safe locality, friendly staff. We loved Switzerland and Ibis too.
WiFi Proximity to the train and bus station Easy directions
Very small room
the location staff comfort staying
nothing identified so far.
Courteous, helpful and friendly management and staff. Conveniently located where public transport, convenient stores and eateries are easily available. The atmosphere at the hotel is overall very pleasant and we really felt at home in a foreign land.
the room was good , breakfast was good , wifi good
Restaurant expensive Housing keep poor, shower gel was not refilled and had to call twice before it was replaced. Shortage of bath towels. had to request more
Clean, close to public transportation
Construction site in front of the hotel, so lots of noise on weekdays
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Map of the City and Bay of Cartagena de las Indias
This hand-colored pen-and-ink manuscript map was drawn by Antonio de Ulloa (1716–95) in 1735, based on an earlier map by Juan de Herrera dating from around 1721. It shows in great detail the bay of Cartagena de Indias and the adjacent coastal area of the present-day city of Cartagena, Colombia. The territory was then part of the Viceroyalty of New Granada in the Spanish Empire. The map is oriented by a compass rose with north pointing to the left. Longitude is set in relation to the Royal Astronomical Observatory ...
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Upper View of the Castillo del Morro Situated at the Mouth of the Bay of Havana
This 18th-century manuscript map shows the plan of Morro Castle, located at the entrance of Havana Bay, Cuba. The fortress was built by the Spaniards, starting in 1585. The Italian military engineer Battista Antonelli (1547–1616) was commissioned to design the fortifications. The structure originally was conceived as a small fort surrounded by a dry moat, but it was expanded and rebuilt on several occasions and became a major fortress of great strategic importance for the island. The map is oriented with north to the left and tilted up at ...
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A Hydrographical and Chorographical Chart of the Philippine Islands
This magnificent map of the Philippine archipelago, drawn by the Jesuit Father Pedro Murillo Velarde (1696–1753) and published in Manila in 1734, is the first and most important scientific map of the Philippines. The Philippines were at that time a vital part of the Spanish Empire, and the map shows the maritime routes from Manila to Spain and to New Spain (Mexico and other Spanish territory in the New World), with captions. In the upper margin stands a great cartouche with the title of the map, crowned by the ...
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General Atlas of All the Islands in the World
Islario general de todas las islas del mundo
(General atlas of all the islands in the world) is the greatest work by Seville cosmographer Alonso de Santa Cruz (1505–67). The atlas was begun during the reign of Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain Charles V and finished in that of his son King Philip II, to whom it was dedicated. It consists of 111 maps representing all the islands and peninsulas of the world, and showing all the discoveries made by European explorers from 1400 to the mid-16th ...
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Atlas of Joan Martines
This manuscript atlas by Joan Martines, cosmographer to King Philip II of Spain, dated 1587, represents the combination of two cartographic schools that existed at the time of its creation. The older one was the traditional school of Majorca, which specialized in decorative portolan maps that by this time were obsolete with regard to the geographic information they conveyed. The newer one was the cartographic school of the Low Countries, which applied Renaissance principles and used different forms of cartographic representation based on new concepts in astronomy, mathematics, and geography ...
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History of Byzantium
This Greek manuscript on parchment dating from the 12th to the 13th centuries is one of the most valuable codices in the National Library of Spain, treasured for the richness of its illumination. The work, by Ioannes Scylitza (flourished 1081), is a history of the Byzantine emperors from 811 to 1057, covering events from the proclamation of Michael I Rangabe in 811 to the reign of Michael VI in 1056–57. The manuscript contains 577 miniatures by different artists. Most of the scenes are accompanied by a caption that explains ...
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The Art of Making Mechanical Timepieces for Church Towers, Rooms, and Pockets
Manuel del Río was a Spanish Franciscan, said to have been a skilled watchmaker, who probably learned the trade in Oporto, Portugal, with Tomás Luis de Sáa. Del Río belonged to the Franciscan community in Santiago, where in 1759 he published
Arte de los reloxes de ruedas
(The art of making mechanical timepieces). The work was reissued in 1789 in Madrid by del Río's disciple Ramón Durán. That edition is presented here. The prologue states that one of the reasons for writing the book was the lack of manuals ...
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Theatrical Design
Francisco Rizi was a painter of Italian descent who trained in the workshop of Vicente Carducho. In 1637 he began to work for King Philip IV of Spain, who appointed him the royal painter in 1656. His most productive period coincided with the reign of Philip, for whom he worked both on decorations of a mythological character for the Alcázar de Toledo and on the design and construction of theater sets from 1657 on. This drawing probably was made for a theatrical presentation at the Buen Retiro Palace, Madrid. It ...
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An Examination of the Talents Required for the Sciences
Examen de ingenios para las sciencias
(An examination of the talents required for the sciences), first printed in 1575, is the only known work by Juan Huarte de San Juan, who was born in Navarre, Spain, in around 1529. The work seeks to clarify various questions regarding human knowledge and the capacities and abilities found in some persons but not in others, and such questions as what makes a person skilled in one science but not in another and how to recognize which art and science are best suited to ...
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Account of the Composition of the Human Body
Juan Valverde was a Spanish medical anatomist who was born in Amusco, in the present-day province of Palencia, around 1525. He left for Italy around 1542, and later practiced medicine and taught in Rome. He was the great Spanish follower of the new anatomy established by Andreas Vesalius in 1543 with his work
De humani corporis fabrica
(On the fabric of the human body). Vesalius was responsible for a new vision of the human body in the modern world. Valverde helped to spread this vision through the 16 editions in ...
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El melopeo y maestro: Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Music
Pedro (Pietro) Cerone (1566–1625) was born in Bergamo, Italy. After training as a musician, singer, and priest in Italy, he travelled to Spain as a pilgrim to Santiago de Compostela in about 1593. A year later, mired in poverty and living in Madrid, he came under the protection of Santiago Gratii (Caballero de Gracia), in whose music academy he was able to work. Thanks probably to Caballero de Gracia, he was able to serve in the Royal Chapel of Phillip II and later that of Philip III. Around 1603 ...
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The Book of Calixto and Melibea and of the Old Whore Celestina
La Celestina
is undoubtedly one of the greatest bestsellers in Spanish literature. It is said to have been printed in more than 200 early editions, although fewer than half of these have survived. The work, by Fernando de Rojas (died 1541), began as a comedy in 16 acts, which was extended to 21 acts in the tragicomedy, which became the popular version. In addition to being published throughout Spain, the Spanish text was printed in Lisbon, Rome, Venice, Milan and Antwerp. Early translations into Italian, French, German, English, and Dutch ...
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Codicil of Queen Isabel the Catholic, Executed at Medina del Campo, on November 23, 1504
On November 23, 1504, three days before her death, Queen Isabella of Spain signed, in Medina del Campo, a codicil before the same notary, Gaspar de Gricio, and five of the seven witnesses who had been present on October 12 for the signing of her last will and testament. In the testament, the queen addressed the fundamental aspects of government by the Catholic monarchs. In the codicil, besides reaffirming what she had stipulated in the testament, she addressed questions directly affecting peninsular government and showed her concern for Spanish policy ...
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The Seville Bible
Biblia hispalense
(The Seville Bible), also known as the Toletanus Codex, is a manuscript from the first half of the tenth century, in Latin written in lower-case Visigothic script by at least four copyists. The titles also appear in Hebrew, and there are notes in Arabic in the margins. The manuscript consists of booklets of eight sheets each, on parchment, with the text in three columns of 63–65 lines. Included are the texts of the Old and New Testaments, with a preface, prologues, and commentaries by Saint Jerome, Saint ...
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Beato of Liébana: The Codex of Fernando I and Doña Sancha
Around the year 776, a monk by the name of Beato or Beatus, possibly the abbot of the monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana, wrote a work entitled
Comentarios al Apocalipsis
(Commentary on the apocalypse), which had an extraordinary success in the following five centuries. Thanks to his great erudition, Beato combined in this text, as a summa, many commentaries on the topic of the apocalypse by such authors as Saint Irenaeus of Lyon, Saint Gregory the Great, Saint Isidore of Seville, and the 4th-century scholar Ticonius. The genre of ...
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(Etymology) is the best known work by Saint Isidore of Seville (circa 560–636), a scholar and theologian considered the last of the great Latin Church Fathers. It takes its name from a method of teaching that proceeds by explaining the origins and meaning of each word related to a topic. Saint Isidore drew on many different sources in his attempt to summarize all ancient knowledge and save it for posterity. The fame of the work led to it being widely copied and disseminated, and its popularity lasted even ...
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Playing with Fire: Operetta in Three Acts
Francisco Asenjo Barbieri (1823–94) is one of the best known figures in the history of Spanish music. He was a composer, musicologist, director, and bibliophile. The core music holdings of the National Library of Spain consist of Barbieri's own library, which he bequeathed to the institution in his will. Barbieri's bequest is one of the most important sources for the history of Spanish music. The national library also acquired, in 1999, Barbieri's personal archive, which includes autographed scores. The relationship between Barbieri and the national library ...
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Seven-Part Code
This illuminated manuscript of the
Siete partidas
(Seven-part code), on parchment in Gothic script, dates from the 13th–15th centuries. The codex is important for several reasons. It was written in one scriptorium (except for Partida I, which was added in the 15th century) and it includes the complete Partidas with their ornamentation, and bibliographic clues that shed light on their origins. This body of law, commissioned and begun by Alfonso X and supplemented by later reforms, constitutes the most widely known legal system that governed Spain from the Middle ...
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The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha
In 1829, the Spanish scholar and bibliographer Vicente Salvá determined that this book was the true editio princeps (first printed edition) of the first volume of
El ingenioso hidalgo don Quixote de la Mancha
(The ingenious gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha). Until then, it had been considered a second edition, printed in the same year. Encouraged by the success of other fictional works, such as Mateo Alemán's
Guzmán de Alfarache
(The life of Guzman de Alfarache), Francisco de Robles, printer to the king, bought the rights to publish ...
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Painting of the Governor, Mayors, and Rulers of Mexico
This 16th-century pictographic manuscript, written in Mexico, contains the declarations of the defendants and witnesses in an investigation into charges of misrule and abuse against Viceroy Don Luis de Velasco and other Spanish authorities in New Spain, as Mexico was then called. The investigation was carried out in 1563–66 by Don Jeronimo de Valderrama, who was sent to Mexico for this purpose by order of Philip II of Spain. The people and their statements are represented through pictographs, followed by an explanation in Nahuatl and Castilian Spanish for the ...
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Map of the Kingdom of Aragon by Juan Bautista Labaña
This map is the oldest known image of Aragon, the first Spanish map produced according to scientific procedures, and the most important map for 17th- and 18th-century Spanish cartography. It became the basis for all subsequent maps of the region, and is the only one that was made using direct measurement and surveys. The map was created by order of the Deputation of the Kingdom of Aragon by cartographer Juan Bautista Labaña (1555–1624), who employed the triangulation method. In 1610–15, Labaña travelled around the country making the necessary ...
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Book of the Alphonsine Tables
A reflection of the knowledge of astronomy of the time, these tables were produced in Spain between 1263 and 1272 under the direction of Isaac ben Sid and Judah ben Moses Cohen. The Ptolemaic belief that the planets orbited the Earth was then the predominant cosmological system, and the heliocentric model of the solar system formulated by Copernicus, who personally studied and copied the tables, was still two centuries away. Known as Alfonsine tables after King Alfonso X of Castile (reigned 1252–84), the tables are a compilation of data ...
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Canticles of Saint Mary
There are four manuscripts of the
Cantigas de Santa María
(Canticles of Saint Mary): this copy from the National Library of Spain that formerly belonged to the Biblioteca Capitular in Toledo, two copies in the Escorial, and one in Florence, similar to the Toledan copy, but unfortunately missing some content. Written during the rule of Alfonso X, King of Castile and Leon (also known as Alfonso el Sabio, Alfonso the Wise), the canticles are a collection of monodic songs, in Galician language and mensural notation, in honor of the Virgin ...
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A Modern Map of Spain
Nova Hispaniae Descriptio
(A modern map of Spain) is the first map bordered by cartouches, one of the most attractive developments of 17th century Dutch cartography. Cartouches were used to supplement the geographical information provided by a map as well as to add aesthetic appeal. In this map, which is based on a plate made by Gerard Mercator (1512–94), the cartographic image is surrounded by plans, city views, and characters in the dress of the day. The top margin includes views of the cities of Alhama, Granada, Bilbao, Burgos ...
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Valentia Edetanorum, Plebs of Cid
This important early map, on four sheets, of the city of Valencia is by Tomas Vicente Tosca (1651–1723), a local priest, scholar, mathematician, cartographer, and theologian, who was a founder of the Novatores group, a scientific society established with the aim of challenging and renewing prevailing ideas and practices. Father Tosca's most important book was
Compendio Matemático
(Mathematical compendium), a nine-volume work composed in 1707–15 that covered, in addition to mathematics and geometry, such subjects as astronomy, geography, seamanship, military architecture, optics, and perspective. The success of ...
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Amadis of Gaul
Amadís de Gaula
(Amadis of Gaul) is a famous prose romance of chivalry, first composed in Spain or Portugal and most likely based on French sources. An early version of the work probably existed by the late 13th century or early 14th century. A version in three books, of which brief fragments are extant, can be dated around 1420. Garci Rodriguez de Montalvo, ruler of Medina del Campo, reworked that version, added a fourth book, and continued with a fifth, entitled
Las sergas de Esplandián
(The adventures of Esplandian). The ...
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About the Natural History of the Indies
Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo (1478–1557) was one of the most important early chroniclers of the Spanish presence in the Americas. Born in Madrid of noble parents from Asturias, at age 12 he became a page to the Duke of Villahermosa. He witnessed the surrender of Granada and, in 1492, entered the service of Prince Don Juan I, whose death in 1497 changed the path of his life. After living several years in Italy, Oviedo returned to Spain around 1505 and, from then onward, began traveling between the Iberian Peninsula ...
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Life and Deeds of the Cunning Rogue Guzman de Alfarache
Vida y hechos del picaro Guzman de Alfarache
(The life and deeds of the cunning rogue Guzman de Alfarache) is an important early example of the picareseque novel, a fictional genre that developed in Spain and that takes its name from
, a Spanish word meaning rogue or rascal. Written more as a moralizing discourse than for amusement,
Guzman de Alfarache
offers all of the features of the picaresque novel. The author, Mateo Alemán (born in Seville in 1547, died in Mexico circa 1615), developed an original personal style, not ...
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Book on Geometry, Practice, and Patterns
This landscape-shaped printed work is the first treatise on tailoring published in Spain. It paved the way for other such works in the late 16th century and early 17th century. The author was Juan de Alcega, born in Guipuzcoa, in the Basque region of northern Spain, and a tailor by trade. In his dedication, to a theologian called Tejada, he describes "this, my small work, something brand new, never seen so far in our Spain." The usefulness of the work was confirmed by Hernan Gutierrez, tailor to the princess of ...
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Four Books on the Nature and Virtues of Plants and Animals for Medicinal Purposes in New Spain
Francisco Hernández de Toledo (1514–87) was a court physician, who in 1570 was ordered by King Philip II of Spain to embark on a scientific mission to New Spain (as Mexico was then called) to study the medicinal plants of the New World. For seven years Hernández traveled throughout the country, collecting specimens and gathering information on how plants were used by indigenous physicians. He returned to Spain in 1577 with 16 volumes of notes and with numerous illustrations made by three indigenous painters who assisted him in his ...
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Narrative Letter by Hernán Cortés
The name of Hernán Cortés (1485–1547) and the controversy surrounding him are linked to the conquest of Mexico, which was the most important event of his life. Cortés was born in Medellín, Spain. He studied at the University of Salamanca, took part in Spain's conquest, in 1506, of Hispaniola and Cuba, and rose to become a municipal official in Cuba. In 1518, he took command of an expedition to secure the interior of Mexico. Cortés's letters are an essential source for understanding the early Spanish presence in ...
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Atlas of Battista Agnese
Battista Agnese (circa 1500–1564) was an Italian cartographer, born in Genoa, who worked in Venice between 1536 and 1564 and became one of the most important figures in Renaissance cartography. He created approximately 100 manuscript atlases, of which more than 70 are extant, either with his signature or attributed to his school. His atlases, which are considered works of art for their high quality and beauty, are mostly portolan, or nautical, atlases printed on vellum for high-ranking officials or wealthy merchants. This 1544 atlas contains 15 full-page illuminated plates ...
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Compendium of Cosmography
Pedro de Medina (1493–1567) was a cartographer, author, and a founder of marine science. He lived in Seville, the center of the Spanish ocean-going commerce and the starting point for ships headed to the New World. He worked in an environment shaped by the
Casa de Contratación
(House of Trade), the Spanish government agency that controlled exploration and colonization, although he was never employed by it. In 1545 Medina published his most important work,
El arte de navegar
(The art of navigation), an overview of existing knowledge on this ...
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Writings of Lope de Vega: Daza Codex
Félix Arturo Lope de Vega (1562–1635) was a playwright and poet during Spain's literary Golden Age and known for his prodigious output. He wrote some 3,000 sonnets, three novels, four novellas, nine epic poems, and about 1,800 plays. This manuscript, known as the Daza Codex, is a signed draft, written by Lope between 1631 and 1634, near the end of his life. It is not a book in itself but a
cartapacio misceláneo
(miscellaneous notebook) that belonged to the Duke of Sessa, Lope's patron and ...
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The Poem of the Cid
The document shown here is the sole surviving manuscript copy of
Poema del Cid
(The poem of the Cid), the crowning piece of Castilian medieval epic literature and the earliest Spanish epic poem to have survived complete. The poem recounts the story of Castilian nobleman Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar, who lived in the second half of the 11th century. El Cid (meaning lord) battles against the Moors in an effort to restore his honor after being unjustly accused of stealing money from the king. The poem, in its written form ...
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At Aragon Chiropractic we take great pride in providing the finest chiropractic wellness care to our patients. Below is a sampling of the different chiropractic services we offer in our Tucson office.
Chiropractic Care
We provide advanced spinal correction utilizing manual chiropractic techniques. These correction methods are safe, comfortable and effective. As a Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Richard Aragon has years of training and experience in spinal adjustment.
Corrective Exercises
We teach our patients special "blueprint" exercises designed just for them to help strengthen and correct their own unique problem. These exercises can be performed in the comfort of your own home and can improve the effectiveness of your spinal correction. In addition to skeletal misalignment, muscles and connective tissues can be out of place or strained by improper alignment and use. Specific exercises and stretches can help your body stay in balance and in health.
Lifestyle Advice
We often find it helpful to "coach" our patients on certain activities they should avoid or do differently to avoid aggravating their particular health challenge. Our goal is to help every patient achieve a fulfilling and happy lifestyle full of the activities they enjoy most. We recognize that each our patient is a whole person, and help them reach true health and wellness is a collaborate effort between our professionals and our patients.
Nutritional Counseling
We provide recommendations on healthy food choices to enhance our patient´s return to optimal health. Do you know which foods are good for you. Dr. Richard Aragon can help provide a structured diet program to help with your needs.
Spinal & Postural Screenings
Posture and spinal screenings can reveal important health information and unlock the door to improved health and well-being. We provide screenings at area malls, community events, health fairs and places of employment. Contact us today to arrange a screening at your event or workplace.
To complement and enhance the healing effects of Dr. Richard's specific Chiropractic adjustment treatment, we at Aragon Chiropractic also provide the following physiological therapeutic procedures:
- Massage
- Home exercises
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Office Hours
Day | ||
Monday | 9:00-12:00 | 2:00-6:00 |
Tuesday | 9:00-12:00 | 2:00-6:00 |
Wednesday | By Appointment | By Appointment |
Thursday | 9:00-12:00 | 2:00-6:00 |
Friday | Closed | Closed |
Saturday | Closed | Closed |
Sunday | Closed | Closed |
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