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El 5 de marzo de 2013 se destaparon muchas botellas en Washington, Londres, Madrid y Frankfurt para brindar por el fin de la "pesadilla chavista". Mientras los cerros de Caracas lloraban la muerte del presidente Hugo Chávez Frías, los centros de poder global celebraban, convencidos que su desaparición física llevaría, inevitablemente, a la fragmentación del campo bolivariano. Insistían en que el cambio que había ocurrido en Venezuela desde 1999, sólo se explicaba por el "caudillismo" de su líder. Pero sin Chávez, todo el andamiaje de la revolución se derrumbaría en cuestión de días y ningún otro dirigente bolivariano podría asumir un liderazgo capaz de dar continuidad al proceso. Sin Chávez, repetían, moría el chavismo. Ignoraban que Chávez pertenece al linaje de los libertadores de América Latina, que en el último siglo ha producido líderes excepcionales como Sandino, Fidel Castro, Che Guevara o Salvador Allende. Como ellos, Chávez hizo suyas las banderas de los próceres de la primera -y frustrada- independencia de la Patria Latinoamericana y las convirtió en un proyecto político de unidad e integración continental cuya punta de lanza es la justicia social y el antiimperialismo.
"Piranhas" are terrorizing the women of Maracaibo and are not just fish but thieves armed with pruning shears ' devouring ' hair to sell it later to hairdressers by up to 2,000 bolivars (about 200 euros to official rate) to make extensions.
Francis Medina, a merchant saved run out her long hair with twist curls. According to told the young man to the magazine Panorama, he felt how a person played you the hair in a Las Playitas market Hall, when his «salvador» began to make him sign. «The guy hugged me because 'Piranha' came with scissors to cut my hair. People of the Hall started to defend myself and 'Piranha' was running in the middle of the riot. Then he learned that in the second largest city in Venezuela it stolen to the hair.
Mariana Rodríguez told Globovision that he walked by a popular shopping centre when two women approached him. "I thought they were going to steal my cell phone, because he wore it all the time in hand, but they took a pair of scissors. Not got the opportunity to think, run or anything. When I realized, I had no hair", he said.
The employee of a shop in the center of Maracaibo was beaten while trying to resist that three 'Piranha' was cut her hair on his way home after finishing their working day. «As you might wanted to avoid aggression, but these criminals, these 'Piranha', hit it hard», tells a friend in Santa . The assistance of two passers-by avoided major damage.
The thieves of hair tend to act between the 6.00 and the 7.30 hours in the morning and in the afternoon, after the closure of the shops, in the hours when the malls are more deserts.
Even though the authorities have not received any formal complaint, surveillance has been increased in the Centre of the city by the increase of cases, said to the press the Mayor of Maracaibo, Rosales Eveling. The victims do not report aggression by the fear of reprisals and the feelings of frustration and anger that feel, as recorded by Notihoy.
A Hairdresser employed assured the magazine Panorama that the theft of hair "is a common practice". The use of extensions has increased by 30%, according to the stylist Jhonatan Morales. The cost varies depending on your hair type, hue or the required amount up to 10,000 bolívares. "We particularly don't buy you to street vendors because we don't know your procedenci», he says.
Maracaibo is not the only place where there have been cases of theft of hair. In Colombia there are testimonies of these forced haircuts in the past years and also in Argentina or Brazil have reported similar cases.
"It is the high who are stealing the hair (…) I'll always care that do not steal me my belongings, but now I hear that they can cut my hair,"says an indignant Venezuelan in Panorama.
Neither the Justice Department nor the Drug Enforcement Agency of United States (DEA for its acronym in English) said Tuesday the information disseminated by the newspaper The Wall Street Journalon research to six officials from the Government of Venezuela suspects of being involved in drug trafficking and money laundering. Either from the Bolivarian Republic there were grandiose reactions. A State of 'THC Detox Help' which runs the risk of becoming a diplomatic earthquake and awaken the Venezuelan wrath, according to the daily, if inquiries culminate with the prosecution of the officers.
Prosecutors in Miami and New York together with a specialized unit of the DEA take more than two years collecting information on the participation of these senior officials in drug trafficking activities. A time in which Venezuela has established itself as one of the "routes preferred for the traffic of drugs from South America to the Caribbean, Central America, United States, West Africa and Europe region", noted a report by the State Department on the strategy in 2015 international control drugs.
This document points out that the Bolivarian Republic was still "the main drug transit country" in 2014 and remembers the lack of cooperation of the Venezuelan in the fight against drug trafficking authorities. In recent years, Colombian traffickers appear to have moved its centre of operations to Venezuela, due to the pressure from the authorities in Colombia. The sources consulted by The Wall Street Journal are running that the country passed "131 tons of cocaine, nearly half of the amount that produces Colombia" in 2013.
This is not the first time that Venezuelan officials are in the crosshairs of the U.S. anti-drug units, that criticized the lack of cooperation from his counterpart Venezuelan despite the bilateral agreements signed to that end since 1978. In 2014, only participated in the interception of suspicious boats against the ten 2013 – under the bilateral maritime agreement between the two countries reached in 1991.
President Barack Obama was determined last year that "Venezuela had suspended their obligations for the agreements against drug trafficking demonstrably", recalls the report of the State Department.
Critical chapters in U.S.-Venezuela relations on account of the fight against drug trafficking have been playing since 2008. That year, the U.S. Treasury Department included two senior members of the Government on the 'black list' of the assets Control Office abroad (OAFC) for his alleged involvement in drug-trafficking activities: the former Minister of Defense and current Governor of Trujillo, Henry Rangel; the Governor of Guarico, Ramón Emilio Rodríguez Chacín.An exercise that was repeated in 2011, when under the Kingpin Act – which allows OFAC Act on the drug – related financial networks were added the names of the major general Antonio Alcalá cords.
That same year, the United States formally accused the retired general Hugo Armando Carvajal, who led the Venezuelan intelligence until 2011, for alleged drug trafficking. According to the report of the anti-drug unit of the State Department, the arrest and release of Carvajal – which is again among those investigated by U.S. prosecutors and DEA – July 2014, frustrated 'sweet stage' who lived the two countries in the field of collaboration against drug trafficking. After this diplomatic incident, seizures were reduced.
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The exercise of the public accounting Act was approved by the National Congress of Venezuela the day 04/09/73. A few days earlier, the 14/08/73, the national securities Commission approved standards for the preparation of States governed entities financial capital market law. I.e., two (02) organisms of higher hierarchy in terms of the enactment and the principles of the accounting control are still very young and it is for this reason that the Federation of Accountants public of Venezuela, in his bulletin of publications techniques, Nº 3, referring to the basic rules and principles of accounting of general acceptance, among other things says:
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After a meeting with representatives of the table of Democratic Unity (MUD) and corporate lawyer from Israel, the Spanish ex-President Felipe González said that is pending authorisation to visit political prisoner Leopoldo López.
He also said agree with all electoral needs raised by the Venezuelan opposition, while waiting for response from the national Government, after having requested a meeting.
"I never asked to be lawyer of Leopoldo López, it is only technical advice and is a right of Defense", said as he assured that it will respect the decision of the TSJ regarding his participation in the case of the political prisoners.
The former President of the Spanish Government Felipe González met today with representatives of the opposition table of Democratic Unity (MUD), Efe informed the Executive Secretary of this political grouping, Jesús Torrealba.
"We will have a meeting of the former President González with the plenary of the Democratic Unity table, that is scheduled at 12.00 local time (1630 GMT)", said the head of the Venezuelan opposition alliance, comprising the majority of opposition parties, prior to the appointment.
At the meeting "simply we will talk, we will provide information about the development of the political, economic and social crisis in the country with an emphasis on the issue of political prisoners and human rights," said the spokesman without giving further details.
The meeting involves, in addition to Torrealba, representatives of the 28 political organizations that make up the MUD.
It is expected that, after the meeting with the opposition, Gonzalez hold a meeting with the Publisher and Venezuelan politician Teodoro Petkoff, EfE reported sources close to the journalist.
Gonzalez collected last May 6 in Madrid the journalism award Ortega y Gasset, granting the newspaper "El País", on behalf of Petkoff, who could not attend to pick it up by having prohibited the departure of Venezuela following a complaint against him for defamation by the President of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Diosdado Cabello.
According to the same sources, the former Spanish President delivered probably tomorrow, Tuesday, the award to Venezuelan journalist.
Gonzalez arrived Sunday to Caracas with the intention of joining, as "external technical advisor", the legal team which is responsible for defending opponents Leopoldo López and Antonio Ledezma.
The Spanish Socialist former leader, which at the moment has not offered details of his visit to the South American country, met yesterday with families and lawyers of both opponents to know the details of their causes.
In addition, he managed to visit for nearly half an hour to Ledezma, who is being held at his residence under house arrest after leaving the Ramo Verde military prison last April for health reasons.
Ledezma, accused of conspiring against the Government, preliminary hearing will be held, according to his wife, on June 9, while the next session of the trial that Lopez, for promoting violence in a protest, is scheduled for June 10, the same day on which it is intended that concluded the visit of Gonzalez.
The decision by Gonzalez to defend "ad honorem" these opponents was dismissed by the Venezuelan authorities, and after becoming public, the Spanish Uribe was declared person "non grata" by the Venezuelan Parliament.
The President of the Venezuelan justice Supreme Court (TSJ), Gladys Gutiérrez, reiterated yesterday that the former President of the Spanish Government not can join the defense of opposition prisoners, because he cannot exercise as a lawyer in Venezuela.
Spanish politician "may not exercise the right professional in a criminal case within the national territory, since they violate the lawyers law and the certification of professional degree that demands the Magna Carta to exercise that profession in our country", said Gutierrez.
The filmmaker met with the president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro , in the Miraflores Palace and told him about the project
US filmmaker Oliver Stone will shoot a movie 2k about the life of the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez , said the youtubeonfire
Stone, 67, was received Wednesday evening by President Nicolas Maduro , who spoke about the project. Also he gave him a copy of the documentary series "The Untold Story of the United States" very critical of some myths of their country.
The Venezuelan Minister of Communication and Information, Delcy Rodriguez confirmed on his Twitter that the director of "Platoon," "JFK "and" Born on the 4th of July "arrived in the country to refine ideas about film Chavez, who died last March 5 because of cancer.
"Oliver Stone came to our country to make a film about the 'giant' Chavez" , the minister said in his Twitter account.
Stone, who in 2003 filmed the documentary "Comandante," about Cuban leader Fidel Castro, had spoken with Chavez himself on a film project. Both worked together on another documentary, "South of the Border", in which the winner of three Oscars interviewed several Latin American leaders.
The life of the former Mayor of Chacao Leopoldo López, who has been already a year deprived of their freedom, will be made into a film to Watch Movies Online Free.
The EFE agency associated with Movie Tube publish a documentary about the Venezuelan politician, will be done according to the representatives of the Institute Casla in Prague.
"In the next few days we will meet the film makers to give details of the case of Leopoldo López", said Fredo Arias-King, President of the Center.
Pamela Yates and Paco de Onis, responsible for films such as "granite: How to Nail a Dictator" or "State of fear: the truth about terrorism", could be responsible for the documentary.
The Centre of analytical studies of Latin America (Casla) is an advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic Institute and is based in Prague. The journalist and Slovenian producer based in Berlin, Jaka Bizilj, who directs the Foundation "Cinema for Peace", was this film idea.
This project is being presented at the Berlin Film Festival, which is being held at this moment in the German capital.
The leader of the people's will is in the Ramo Verde military prison along with four other students arrested during protests in February of 2014. The Working Group of the United Nations, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other human rights organizations have asked for his release on the grounds that it is politically motivated.
Freddy Guevara, Lopez and representative of people's will party companion, poked jokingly who will interpret it to him.


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Using ergonomic digital human modeling in evaluation of workplace design and prevention of occupational hazards onboard fishing vessels
Document typeConference lecture
Date issued2010
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This paper seeks to present methods for improving the occupational health and safety of Spanish fishermen, and for redesigning the workplace onboard small fishing vessels. To achieve its objective, the research project was designed in four steps: First, the equipment and procedures for catching, handling, and storing fish was studied. Second, the work postures of all the fishermen were simulated and assessed by using an ergonomic digital human modeling system (ManneQuin Pro). Third, the work environment design on board vessels was modified on the basis of acceptable simulated work postures to prevent repetitive movements and lower back biomechanical stresses. In the fourth and final step, ergonomic design parameters were provided to vessel designers
CitationZhang, B. [et al.]. Using ergonomic digital human modeling in evaluation of workplace design and prevention of occupational hazards onboard fishing vessels. A: International Conference on Occupational Risk Prevention. "Proceedings of the 8th International conference on occupational risk prevention". 2010, p. 1-9.
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text: I am making a sorcerer character with the noble theme, and I'm trying to figure out where he's from. The place I'm envisioning has enough nobles to where there is a lot of intrigue that he was involved in, and he ended up being politically outmanouvered to the point where self-imposed exile was his smartest choice for the time being. Fallcrest is where he is now, but where was he from?


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The tombs and the "Santa Bambino".
When entering one of these old churches I'm careful not to step on the tomb slabs especially on those showing below the usual D.O.M. (Deo Optimo Maximo) a skull and crossbones. That goes back to my childhood; somebody had told me that these tombs belonged to pirates! Why not, there is a similarity with the "Jolly Roger" flag!
Later when I started learning Latin I could read that these tombs often belonged to Cardinals or other high dignitaries of the Church (don't see a relation between the two even if some cardinals were not saints).
Here in Santa Maria in Aracoeli I found better with this medieval tomb slab of a knight with his sword (photo 1). I had liked to learn who he was but the inscriptions have been erased by those less respectful of tombs than I.
The High Altar is dedicated to the Regina Coeli. Somewhat special is the fact that the organ from 1848, replaced in 1926, is installed behind this high altar (photo 2).
On the left is an interesting octagonal chapel with St Helena's relics altar. She was the mother of Emperor Constantine, the first to convert to Christianity. She is traditionally credited with finding the relics of the True Cross, and is therefore invariably represented with a cross (photo 3).
I found more interesting the fate of that wooden statue of the infant Jesus called Santo Bambino and famous with the Roman people because considered as miraculous. It was carved by a Franciscan monk in the 15th c. from olive wood from the Garden of Gethsemane. By itself it had not a great artistic value but it was covered with valuable ex-votos so that in 1994 it was stolen and never recovered (there is now a copy; photo 4).
This theft by two men made a great uproar in Rome even in the prisons. Steeling the purse from a tourist is a peccadillo but steeling the Santo Bambino that was steeling God. The prisoners donated money for the copy.
My search in the Italian press of 1994 about this theft made me find this:
Here the translation of the article in La Repubblica:
http://ricerca.repubblica.it/repubblica/archivio/repubblica/1994/02/02/rubato-il-bambinello-dell-ara-coeli.html : "And here, incredibly, they would find the open armored cabinet where is stored the cradle. In the evening, in fact, for security reasons, the brothers "hide" the statue of baby Jesus. During the day it is exposed to the faithful. But according to a different version from one of the religious, at the time of the theft the statue was still exposed in the nativity scene all inside of the church because it had to be dismantled next day."
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Stairway to Heaven
Not the oldest, prettiest or most important but if you're going to haul yourself all the way up Capitoline Hill, it's worth a stop-by. The legend behind the location is also more interesting than the thing itself; involving Augustus, an oracle and the prediction of a king descending from the heavens. Gus was said to have had himself a vision, and built an altar (ara) in the sky (coeli) on the spot - which provided prime opportunity for a later church to capitalize on a good story. Perched atop a 124-step stairway, the basilica does appear to scrape the clouds. Ascend those steps on your knees and you can unload a bunch of sins but I don't recommend it; take the sissy way up Michelangelo's less-punishing Cordonata - to the right of the staircase - instead. Roman goddess Juno Moneta had a temple up here along with the Roman mint, spawning the theory that she lent her name to the English word for money, although the jury is out on that one too.
It's a familiar theme among Roman chapels: 13th century church morphs from 6th century church built upon who-knows-what-century monastery whose foundation was pre-BC rubble from a domus, temple or bath. It probably looked a bit more impressive before it lost the mosaics and other bric-a-brac that used to cover the facade, and the giant pile of the Vittorio Emanuele took over a chunk of the hill's real estate.
Santa Maria in Aracoeli's (pronounced ah-ra-CHAY-li) highights for the faithful include relics of St. Helena, a minor, glass-coffined 18th-century saint, and 'Santo Bambino': a figure of the Christ Child carved of wood from Gethsemane and thought to have miraculous powers - or did, anyway, until the original was lifted some years back. The current icon is a copy, abet of the same material. Art is limited to a few nice Pinturicchio frescoes, a Donatello tomb and a Bernini memorial to Pope Urban VIII; look for the stained glass window with Barberini bees. My favorite? A lot of funky medieval tomb slabs, badly worn but that's why I like 'em. Entrance is free - see this site for hours:
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Enter the basilica di Santa Maria in Aracoeli.
On all our trips to Rome we had never been inside this church because the façade is not really inviting to a visit and the 124 steep stairs do not add to the attractiveness (euphemism) of the church.
We were revisiting the Vittoriano to see the views from the lower terrace and it started raining so that we pushed the first door we met and were inside the church of Santa Maria in Aracoeli!
The first amazing view was the coffered wooden ceiling sustaining comparison with those of the great Basilicas of Rome like Santa Maria Maggiore and San Paolo fuori le Mura. The ceiling was a gift of Marcantonio Colonna who fought against the Turks at the victorious battle of Lepante in 1571.
The second was the beautiful inlaid cosmatesque floor. The Cosmati were marble craftsmen in Rome (12 - 13th c.) who created such geometrical decorations based on glass mosaic in combination with marble.
Third surprising view are the columns all different coming from Roman ruins. The church is indeed built as a nave and two aisles that are divided by these columns
After this overview we thought that thanks to the rain we were visiting one of the very fine churches of Rome and made the tour.
For the history of this church you will find more information at the other reviews from VT members hereafter.
I ignored that in 1797, under the Roman Republic, the basilica was deconsecrated and turned into a stable!
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Basilica di Santa Maria in Aracoeli
Let me be honest and say it, I was just too tired and lazy to climb up by this stairs because from the bottom it looks miles away.
Santa Maria in Aracoeli originally belonged to the Greek monks, passed then to the Benedictines in 883 and finaly to the Franciscans in 1250. The stairway to the church has 124 steps which was built around middle of 14th century. It brick facade is in Romanesque style, from the late 13th century and was never finished.
The church is also known as Capitoline Basilica and is noted for its religuaries, tombs, frescoes and ancient relics.
Santa Maria in Aracoeli
Santa Maria in Aracoeli (St. Mary of the Altar of Heaven ) was built in 12th century in Romanesque style at the same spot where the ancient temple of Zeus was since the 6th century BC. Unfortunately, it's closed at noon so we couldn't see some of its famous frescoes, sculptures, tombs or other items that made by Pinturicchio, Cavallini, Donatelly, Michelangelo (visiting a church in Rome is like visiting a small museum every time). There used to be a statue of baby Jesus that was stolen and now they have a replica there. The original one supposed to have miracle powers.
So, we just took a picture of the stairway (scala d'Aracoeli) with the church at the top (pic 1 shows the simple bare brick façade of the church). The stairway was built in 1348 and there are 124 steps. According to the local legend if you climb up the stairway on your knees you will be forgiven for your sins although we liked the other local legend that claims that you will win the lotary!!! Of course, we didn't even think to try going up this way :)
It's open daily 7.00-12.00 and 15.30-18.00
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Chiesa di Sta Maria in Aracoeli
Site of the temple of Juno, this brick-covered church looks simple from the outside, but houses great artistic treasures inside - with Pinturicchio's frescoes are main standouts - on top of an ornate gilded ceiling (according to the guide book).
Unfortunately, the church was closed on both times I was there. But that didn't prevent me from having a good cardio climbing up the Aracoeli Staircase, the dramatic 14th-century stairway that leads to the northern summit of the Capitoline Hill on which the church sits.
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Santa Maria in Aracoeli
Thought to have been built on the site of the Roman Temple of Juno Moneta, the Basilica di Santa Maria in Aracoeli occupies the summit of the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio). Although the transition from a pagan temple to a church is rather unknown, the Basilica traces its roots to as early as 574 AD when a Byzantine abbey occupied the site. Likely the abbey was expanded and renovated over the centuries to become what we see today, particularly in the 13th century when the Franciscans occupied it and gave it Romanesque features. The interior contains a wide nave with an aisle on either side. The arches between the nave and the isles are supported by Roman columns taken from various ruins and no two are alike. The side chapels are beautifully decorated, especially Cappella Bufalini which boasts stunning 15th century frescoes by Pintoricchio depicting the life of Saint Bernardino. Other artists such as Michelangelo and Donatello have also contributed works to the church. Santa Maria in Aracoeli is also famous for containing the relics of Saint Helena, mother of Constantine.
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Our Lady of the Altar of Heaven
"The grandest loafing place of mankind"
— Henry James (1843-1916) his assessment of the 137 steps leading to Santa Maria in Aracoeli
Because it sits on the highest summit of the Capitoline Hill this basilica-styled church was first called Santa Maria in Capitolo. By the 14th century, the Church of the Italian Senate and the Roman people (Senatus Populusque Romanus), had been renamed Santa Maria in Aracoeli (Our Lady of the Altar of Heaven).
A Byzantine abbey, dating from as early as AD 574, forms the foundation of the church. By the 9th century the church had been given to the Benedictines, then by order of the pope to the Franciscans, who operate it today. During the Middle Ages this church was the center of Rome's religious and civil community. Condemned criminals met their end at the foot of the church's steps during that period.
Today's stark façade contrasts to the rich mosaics, and later frescoes, that originally decorated it. The relics of Saint Helena, the mother of Emperor Constantine, are housed here; and Pope Honorius IV is buried in the church.
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Santa Maria in Ara Coeli
Start climbing those 124 steps...
Santa Maria in Aracoeli was built on the site of the ancient Roman capital.
It was once a temple for a pagan goddess and then transformed into a church dedicated to the Madonna.
According to a legend, the Emperor Augustus consulted the Tiburtine Sibyl. While she was speaking, the Emperor had a vision: the Virgin was standing on an altar holding the baby Jesus in her arms. Augustsus heard a voice saying: "This is the altar of the Son of God." So the Emperor raised an altar on that place, the Ara Coeli, meaning altar of the heavens.
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Church of Santa Maria in Aracoeli
A 4th century legend in two versions claims that the Blessed Virgin appeared to the emperor Augustus at this site, on the northern side of the Capitol hill or alternatively that the birth of the Son of God was foretold to the emperor by an oracle here. The stairs leading up to the church are impressing - 124 wide steps steeply ascending the Capitol hill. One of the most interesting things you will find inside is a copy of the statue of Santo Bambino (the 15th century original was made from olive wood from the Garden of Gethsemane), that worked miracles down through the ages and has been known to bring about inexplicable cures. The church gets many letters addressed to the Holy Child, and these are placed before the statue unopened.
Climb the Arcoeli Staircase
Santa Maria in Aercoli is at the top of the Aracoeli Staricase. These 124 marble steps were completed in 1348 to prepare for the Holy Year when pilgrims came to Rome. Many pilgrims go up these stairs on their knees as a sign of pennance.
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Santa Maria in Aracoeli church & staircase
This church stands on the site of the Temple of Juno on the northern summit of the Capitoline Hill and dates back to at least the 6th century. The church is famous today for it's ornate gilded ceiling and a very fine series of frescoes by Pinturicchio, dating from the 1480's. The staircase that leads up to the church was completed in 1348 to commemorate the end of the plague.
Santa Maria in Aracoeli
This church dates from the 6th century A.D., and it stands on the northern summit of the Capitoline, on the site of the ancient temple of Juno. The church of the Roman senators and people, Santa Maria in Aracoeli has been used to celebrate many triumphs over adversity. Its ceiling commemorates the Battle of Lepanto (1571), and was built under Pope Gregory XIII Boncompagni, whose family crest, the dragon, can be seen towards the altar end. Look out for Pinturicchio's magnificent frescoes in the first chapel on the right. Beautiful frescoes are also on the walls of the central nave, alternated with the windows.
Santa Maria in Aracoeli
Before descending into the Forum, take a peek at Stant Maria in Aracoeli. There is a hard way to get into the Church and a "less hard way". (Either way, you gotta climb some stairs!) From Via del Teatro di Marcello, you can climb the 124 steep stairs to the front door of the stairs. Alternately, walk up the Cordonata, leading to the Capitoline, and catch your breath while you walk across the Campidoglio to the back of Palazzo Nuovo. There you will find a second set of stairs that take you to a side door of the church.
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Celebrating the Bay Area's contribution to Latin music
As we watch social unrest spread around the Bay Area, we remember San Francisco in the 1960s. It was a melting pot of ideas, in politics, lifestyle choices, and in music.
This was especially true for Latin musicians. It was a mix of rhythms and styles coming together … a whole generation of artists drew upon that energy.
JOHN SANTOS: We were arrested in Dolores Park, for playing. Because, supposedly, we were breaking the law, playing over the decibel limit of a statute in the city of San Francisco.
Local musician John Santos is just one of the artists featured in an exhibit at the main branch of the San Francisco Public Library called "American Sabor." In Spanish, "sabor" means "flavor," and it equally describes good food as it does good music. The exhibit, which traveled here from the Smithsonian Institution, highlights artists ranging from Joan Baez and Santana to Ruben Blades and Selena – all American artists who have tapped into their Latin roots to influence popular music across the U.S.
KALW's Steven Short recently stopped, looked and listened to the exhibit. He picks up the story from here.
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STEVEN SHORT: Before Carlos Santana was "Santana", he explored the spicy musical stew called "Latin music" to create his own electrifying sound.
CARLOS SANTANA: See, I used to go to picnics in San Jose even before that, and there'd be, like, three bands. There'd be Latin, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Afro-Cuban music like Cal Tjader, or Mongo Santamaria, or Lowen Malone. And there'd be mariachi music, and there'd be a blues band.
And so I would walk away, and I could hear all three of them at the same time. And I said, "That's the sound that I want to get. I want to incorporate all of this music and make it all one."
And, as the "American Sabor" exhibit shows, Santana is one in a long line of musicians blending Latin styles to perfect or create distinctly new American styles. For example, the dance orchestras of New York perfected mambo from Cuban roots. And mambo has no stylistic connection to the Tejano Country style of performers such as Freddie Fender – yet, both are clearly Latin-flavored.
San Francisco City Librarian Luis Herrera probably heard Freddie Fender as a boy in Texas in the '70s. But the Latin-influenced rock that stuck in his mind wasn't from Texas. It was coming from the Bay Area.
LUIS HERRERA: Obviously I'm Latino, so I'm very proud of that, and the fact that the music is part of who we are as a people. And so growing up I listened to Malo, and Tower of Power, and all of those actually have ties to the Bay Area.
Librarian Herrera appreciates that this exhibit is bilingual, and that it features visual aspects of the scene.
HERRERA: For example album covers, photographs, covers from 1940s all the way to the present time.
But the important part is the music, which visitors can hear at listening stations. He also points out how appropriate it is for this show to be at the library, because libraries are about story telling.
HERRERA: And certainly music is one way – the oral tradition combined with the written word – is in fact about storytelling. So we're thrilled about it, particularly the contribution that San Francisco made through Latin performers in American popular music.
There are five sections to the exhibit, one for each of the communities represented: San Antonio, New York City, Miami, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. You're likely to recognize names of performers in each section. And you're just as likely to want to dance when you hear the music on the jukebox. Go ahead! This is one time you don't have to be quiet at the library. It just adds to the flavor.
At the Main Branch of the San Francisco Public Library, I'm Steven Short for Crosscurrents.
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In the immediately preceding post, I produced incontrovertible evidence that Carmarthenshire County Council never installed dehumidifying equipment that would have enabled environmental conditions in the archival strongrooms to meet BS5454, the national standard for such facilities, despite provision to do so being set out explicitly, and costed, in the business plan submitted to, and accepted […]
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