Vitalino Rodríguez Báez, más conocido como Alberto de Luque (Iturbe, Guairá - 12 de marzo de 1938 - 20 de abril de 2020) fue un cantante y compositor paraguayo. Además representó a Paraguay en la Décima versión del Festival de la Canción Iberoamericana, en 1981.

Infancia y juventud
Nació en la compañía Candeamí de Iturbe, Guairá, hijo de Agustín Rodríguez y Juana Báez. Realizó sus estudios primarios en Asunción. A los 14 años parte a Buenos Aires donde conoce a los más grandes exponentes de la música paraguaya como Herminio Giménez, José Asunción Flores, Mauricio Cardozo Ocampo, entre otros. Además estudió teoría y solfeo en el Conservatorio López Buchardo.

Trayectoria

En los años 60 viajó a Europa donde estudió en el Conservatorio de Música de Hamburgo, además realizó varias giras por Holanda, Inglaterra y Francia. Luego viaja a México donde participa en diversas presentaciones con el Trío los Panchos, Armando Manzanero, Marco Antonio Muñiz y otros. Luego se embarca nuevamente a recorrer los caminos de  Grecia, Irán e Israel.

En el año 1966 retorna a Paraguay, donde participa en el Primer Festival de la Canción, ganando en la categoría de Mejor Intérprete. Luego reinicia su gira por países extranjeros presentándose en Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Perú, Sudáfricay Kenia.

En 1973 es homenajeado en el Festival del lago de Ypacarai. En 1981 participa en la Décima versión del Festival de la Canción Iberoamericana, realizada en México, representando a Paraguay con la canción "Vos y Yo Seremos Todo", escrita por Humberto Rubín y musicalizada por Alberto de Luque, obteniendo el cuarto puesto.

Ganó el Festival de la Composición de Ypacarai en los años 1981 y 1985. En el año 1988, recibe el trofeo  "Récord de Oro Internacional" en la ciudad de Buenos Aires. En 1997 es condecorado por el Gobierno Nacional Paraguayo con el grado de Comendador. En el 2003 es homenajeado en el Festival América do Sul en Mato Grosso del Sur, Brasil.

A lo largo de su carrera musical ha grabado más de setenta discos con varias compañías internacionales y grandes exponentes de la música universal.

Fallecimiento
Fallece el 20 de abril de 2020 a los 82 años de edad.

Socorriendo a The Beatles

Alberto de Luque en una ocasión había ayudado a los aún no famosos The Beatles, que en ese tiempo tenían un contrato también con Polydor, quien por la falta de venta no le prestaba interés al grupo, y por esto deseaban romper contrato, así que decidieron acudir a Alberto, quien era amigo de Bobby Smith, que era el director artístico de la discográfica y coautor de varias obras de Alberto, este les facilitó el pedido rompiendo el contrato literalmente, en cuatro pedazos y se los entregó.

Obras

Algunas de sus obras más difundidas son:
 Vos y Yo Seremos Todo.
 Así es mi Tierra.
 En Cualquier Primavera.
 Qué Linda es la Tierra Mía.
 Llora, Llora Urutaú.
 Descanza en Paz.
 Kyguá Vera.
 A mi Pueblo Iturbe.
 Tu Imagen Mamá.
 Ahama.
 Vergel Luqueño.

Premios

 Festival de la Canción (Paraguay). 1966.
 Homenajeado en el Festival del lago de Ypacarai. 1973.
 Cuarto Puesto en el Festival de la Canción Iberoamericana (México). 1981.
  Festival de la Composición de Ypacarai. 1981.
 Festival de la Composición de Ypacarai. 1985.
 Récord de Oro Internacional (Argentina). 1988.
 Condecorado por el Gobierno Nacional Paraguayo con el grado de Comendador. 1997.
 ''Homenajeado en Festival América do Sul (Brasil). 2003.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Alberto de Luque - Wisestate

Músicos de Paraguay
Participantes del Festival OTI de la Canción

Alberto de Luque


An Dichromanthus aurantiacus in uska species han Liliopsida nga syahan ginhulagway ni Juan José Martinez de Lexarza, ngan ginhatag han pagkayana nga asya nga ngaran ni Gerardo A. Salazar och Soto Arenas. An Dichromanthus aurantiacus in nahilalakip ha genus nga Dichromanthus, ngan familia nga Orchidaceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Mga sumpay ha gawas

Dichromanthus

Dichromanthus aurantiacus


Mafra, Portekiz'in Lizbon bölgesine bağlı Büyük Lizbon alt bölgesinin belediyelerinden biridir.

Bucaklar
Belediyede 17 bucak (Por.: freguesia) yer almaktadır.

 Azueira
 Carvoeira
 Cheleiros
 Encarnação
 Enxara do Bispo
 Ericeira
 Gradil
 Igreja Nova
 Mafra
 Malveira
 Milharado
 Santo Estêvão das Galés
 Santo Isidoro
 São Miguel de Alcainça
 Sobral da Abelheira
 Venda do Pinheiro
 Vila Franca do Rosário

Dış bağlantılar

 Mafra fotoğrafları

Portekiz'in belediyeleri
Portekiz'deki kıyı yerleşim birimleri
Büyük Lizbon

Mafra


JIL ist die Jugendbewegung von Marriage Encounter (ME). Die Abkürzung steht für Jesus invites us to love.

Die nach Staaten gegliederte Organisation veranstaltet weltweit Wochenendseminare für Jugendliche, in denen im Sinne der Encounter-Bewegung Anregungen zur vertieften Begegnung unter Einbeziehung der Gefühle gegeben werden.

Die Seminare sind primär für Einzelpersonen gedacht, die im christlichen Glauben stehen, doch können auch Fernstehende teilnehmen, sofern sie gegenüber religiösen Inhalten offen sind. Es gibt auch Sonderformen für befreundete Paare und für Verlobte ("Engaged Encounter").

Die zweitägigen Seminare finden an Wochenenden statt, meistens in kleinen Veranstaltungszentren oder katholischen Bildungshäusern. Geleitet werden sie von einem in ME erfahrenen Ehepaar und einem Priester.

Organisationen weltweit:
1972: Belgien, Frankreich
1973: Niederlande
1974: Chile
1975: Indonesien
1976: Spanien, Nordirland
1977: Schottland
1978: Italien
1979: Österreich
1981: DDR, Sambia, Madagaskar, Schweiz, Portugal
1984: Ungarn
1988: Polen
1991: Ukraine
1993: Norwegen, Dänemark

Weblinks von ME
 Marriage-Encounter Deutschland
 Marriage-Encounter Österreich

Römisch-katholische Bewegung
Methode der Kommunikation
Partnerschaft
Gegründet 1968

JIL


|}

Die Bahnstrecke Salzburg Hbf – Salzburg Itzling ist eine 0,820 Kilometer lange Nebenbahn in Österreich. Die normalspurige und elektrifizierte Strecke liegt auf ganzer Länge im Stadtgebiet von Salzburg und verbindet die Salzburg-Tiroler-Bahn, von der sie am nördlichen Ende der ausgedehnten Bahnanlagen des Salzburger Hauptbahnhofs abzweigt, mit der westlich gelegenen Bahnstrecke Salzburg–Lamprechtshausen (Salzburger Lokalbahn). Die Verbindungsstrecke dient überwiegend dem Güterverkehr, über das Verbindungsgleis ist die Bahnstrecke Bürmoos–Ostermiething  mit dem restlichen österreichischen Eisenbahnnetz verbunden, und damit die Frachtenbahnhöfe der Westbahn und der Lokalbahn, und auch die Rangierbahnhöfe und Remisen. Außerdem erreichen die Triebwagen der Berchtesgadener Land Bahn über diese Strecke ihr Depot im Stadtteil Itzling.

Die Bahnstrecke Salzburg Hbf–Salzburg Itzling ist seit 2005 elektrifiziert und wird heute von der 2000 gegründeten Salzburg AG betrieben (ehemalige Salzburger Stadtwerke). Eine Besonderheit ist die Fahrleitungskreuzung mit dem Obus Salzburg im Zuge des Bahnübergangs Elisabethstraße, dessen Fahrspannung im Gegensatz zu den 1000 Volt Gleichspannung der Bahnstrecke nur 600 Volt Gleichspannung beträgt.

Weblinks

 Website der Salzburg AG

Nachweise
 Salzburg AG: [Schienennetznutzungsbedingungen der Salzburger Lokalbahn für die Fahrplanperiode 2013] Stand: 8. Februar 2012, Abschnitt 3.4.2 Beschreibung der Strecke Salzburg Hbf. – Salzburg Itzling, S. 8 (pdf, salzburg-ag.at, abgerufen 31. Januar 2013)

Bahnstrecke im Land Salzburg
Bahnstrecke Salzburg Hbf Salzburg Itzling
Itzling (Salzburg)


ISE er en forkortelse, som anvendes i flere forbindelser:
 Institut for Samfundsvidenskab og Erhverv ved RUC

 Iceland School of Energy ved Reykjavík Universitet
 Information Sharing Environment - grundlagt af U.S. Congress
 Institute for Social Ecology
 Institute of Software Engineers
 International Securities Exchange
 International Society of Electrochemistry
 Irish Stock Exchange
 Islamabad Stock Exchange
 Islamic Society of Engineers
 Istanbul Stock Exchange
 Initiative for Science in Europe
 International Student Exchange
 Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE

ISE


Events from the year 1793 in Canada.

Incumbents
Monarch: George III

Federal government
Parliament of Lower Canada — 1st
Parliament of Upper Canada — 1st

Governors
Governor of the Canadas: Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester
Governor of New Brunswick: Thomas Carleton
Governor of Nova Scotia: John Wentworth
Commodore-Governor of Newfoundland: John Elliot
Governor of St. John's Island: Edmund Fanning
Governor of Upper Canada: John Graves Simcoe

Events
 Alexander Mackenzie reaches Pacific Ocean at Bella Coola.
 David Thompson surveys Muskrat Country west of Hudson Bay.
 HBC Brandon House established on the Assiniboine River, outpost for trade south and southwest to Missouri and Yellowstone.
 Mackenzie reaches the Pacific at Dean Channel.
 May 9 First Parliament, of Lower Canada prorogued.
 July 9 Act Against Slavery passed into law, making Upper Canada the first British territory to bring in legislation against slavery, although it does not abolish slavery entirely.
 Merchant vessels first navigate Lake Ontario.

Births
 March 24 : François-Xavier Paré, politician.

Deaths
 March 30 : François-Marie Picoté de Belestre, colonial soldier.

Historical documents

With Louis XVI's execution, British feel "such sentiments of indignation and revenge" that if war begins, it will be most popular ever

War will "preserve our most holy Religion [and] our Civil Constitution[...]from a total subversion by the enemies of Christianity, order, and subordination"

Lower Canada
Proclamation warns of those who "hold Seditious Discourses, or utter Treasonable Words, spread false News" etc. sparked by present regime in France

French and English are used in House of Assembly, with bills written in one language to be translated into other, and in most, French deemed "authentic"

Lone candidate for Quebec County wins seat in House without use of "coc[k]ades or liquor" in campaign (something "to be wished for" in elections)

Advice to young members of House: "Above all things avoid bitterness of language, and terms of reproach; you meet not to revile, but to reason"

Lt. Gov. Alured Clarke's proclamation advising Lower Canadians of letters of marque and benefit of convoy offered in war with France

Considering him "as a Father," Canadians "repose the highest confidence in" Governor General Lord Dorchester, who has returned to Lower Canada

Any Quebec Benevolent Society member who is too sick, blind, lame or old to work is entitled to 15s per week for 12 weeks and half that afterward

Praise for Recollect Pére de Berey, who has shown "beneficence and disinteressment" to Protestants, even allowing them to hold services in his church

Chief Justice links piety and prosperity, citing France which, "after scoffing at Christianity,[...]tumbled down a kingdom[...]splendid for its wealth"

"A Likely, Healthy, Stout Mulatto Young Man" for sale is "used to House-work[...]and is fit for any hard Labour"

Upper Canada

Suggestions regarding provincial affairs sent by U.C. official to Home Secretary Henry Dundas include domestic issues and relations with U.S.A.

"It is highly expedient to abolish Slavery in this Province" - Upper Canada outlaws moving enslaved people into province

With possible U.S. naval buildup on Lake Erie and their hostility toward Indigenous nations, Lt. Gov. Simcoe should stay aware of defence needs

Simcoe's long assessment of military assets and needs on lower Great Lakes includes suggestion that Toronto Harbour be developed first

In message to "Western Indians," Simcoe reviews history of British respect for Indigenous land rights and independence

Simcoe will maintain long-time practice of supplying food to Indigenous people "to rescue the Savage from[...]his own debauchery and[...]our Traders"

Simcoe acknowledges importance of Joseph Brant who, though critical, is "attached" to British second only to Indigenous independence

Bennington, Vermont resident invites Thomas Jefferson to join in seeking grant of 2 million acres in U.C., citing great population increase

En route to Detroit, Simcoe party stops at Six Nations of the Grand River and is struck by its appearance and women's singing (Note: "squaws" used)

Settlers encouraged to kill wolves and bears within 5 miles of settlements and bring heads for reward (£1 per wolf and 10s per bear)

Four "associates" are granted township (Glanford) in Lincoln County for settlement of dozens of farmers, with petitioner receiving 1,200 acres

Twelve veteran junior officers are granted 1,000 acres each (except one getting 1,500 acres) near Burlington Bay

Elizabeth Simcoe says Indigenous people canoeing "with that inexpressible care and composure[...]is the prettiest sight imaginable"

Elizabeth Simcoe describes "canvas house" in which she gave birth in January, calling it "remarkably warm" and "so very quiet"

Map: Upper Canada divided into counties

Painting of Toronto Harbour shows ships firing salute

Nova Scotia
Alarmed at frigate (British, it turns out) in Halifax Harbour entrance, infantry and artillery fall in and militia assembles in 30 minutes

Sermon on Ten Commandments includes ban under 6th Commandment on slander and "suggesting evil," and under 8th on any effort to "equalize all"

Pictou Presbyterian minister asks synod to send ministers to preach, some in English and others in Gaelic

Wilmot residents ask on behalf of community to receive land unfit for farming, as clearing it will expose them to winds and "injurious fogs"

Man experienced with pineapple stoves, greenhouses, orchards and gardens, and farm implements, fences, soils etc., seeks employment

New Brunswick
Edward Winslow says N.B. inhabitants are gradually extending "their cultivation," towns have good markets and farmers live comfortably

"Such is the spirit of loyalty in this Infant City" - Saint John residents feel defiant when French privateer is spotted in Bay of Fundy

Lieutenant Governor's directive forbids anyone to bother Indigenous people on Inmans Island, where they have made all improvements

In "Indian school" at Woodstock, girls and boys age 9–17, having "been Disappointed in the English School," improve their pronunciation and reading

Insolvent debtor with family asks House of Assembly for relief after one of his creditors refuses to allow his release from jail

Newfoundland
Fisher from Fortune Bay, Newfoundland says its fishery has increased in size nearly to pre-war level, along with number of fishers and residents

Another committee witness says poverty causes many Newfoundland fishers to want to move to Canada, and departures would greatly serve fishery

Western interior
Legend of L'Enfant perdu on French River near Lake Nipissing says drowned child could be heard moaning for days after he disappeared in water

Long description of layout of fur trade base and its commerce at Grand Portage on Lake Superior

"Most abounding in all the north west" - Long list of mammals (including grizzly), birds and fish (including sturgeon) in Assiniboine River valley

Alexander Mackenzie on his problems with Indigenous helpers, dissatisfied colleagues, and his life "deprived of every comfort"

Pacific coast
Alexander Mackenzie arrives at salt water to find local people "troublesome" and then "hostile," but "a reconciliation" follows

Mackenzie describes coastal village's house "of devotion or sacrifice," with massive 12-ft. posts carved into human figures and supporting ridge poles

George Vancouver says people of Queen Charlotte Sound have "a lively genius" and are "great humourists" despite women's "hideous [lip] distortion"

Elsewhere
St. Pierre and Miquelon surrender to British forces without firing from 8-gun harbour battery that "might have given us some trouble"

Calling Inuit outside their congregation "deeply rooted in the habitual practice of every vice," Labrador missionaries itemize their "wicked ways"

Little-known facts about Marat's and Robespierre's British connections

References

Canada
93

1793 in Canada


Pantilius tunicatus, appelée communément la Punaise des chatons, est une espèce d'insectes hétéroptères de la famille des Miridae de la zone paléarctique. C'est la seule espèce du genre Pantilius en Europe.

Distribution
Espèce eurasiatique, elle est présente dans presque toute l'Europe, à l'exception du Portugal et du Sud des Balkans, ainsi que vers l'Est en Géorgie, en Arménie, en Iran, en Sibérie et dans le Nord de la Chine.

Description
Il s'agit d'une grande punaise, de 9 à  de long, dont la face ventrale est vert pomme, et la face dorsale marquée de rouge, de manière variable, les individus devenant plus rouges avec l'âge. Les pattes sont vertes. Elle se caractérise par un sillon située entre les deux yeux, qui apparaît comme une ligne noire. les antennes sont plus courtes que le corps. Le second segment des antennes est épaissi et assombri à l'apex et long comme environ deux fois les troisième et quatrième segment réunis, qui comportent un anneau jaunâtre. Ces caractéristiques la rendent assez aisément reconnaissable.

Biologie
Cette espèce vit sur les aulnes glutineux, et les noisetiers, mais est mentionnée également sur ormes et sur bouleaux. Il s'agit d'une espèce tardive, qui se rencontre surtout à partir de fin août, et jusqu'en novembre. Les larves apparaissent en général à partir d'août.

Elle se nourrit sur les branches basses de ses arbres hôtes, dont elle suce la sève, notamment des chatons, sans leur causer de dégâts.

La femelle pond ses œufs en octobre sur les jeunes rameaux. Ces œufs n'écloseront que l'année suivante (une seule génération par année). L'adulte peut parfois hiverner.

Taxonomie
Cette espèce a été décrite par Johan Christian Fabricius en 1781, sous le nom de Cimex tunicatus. Son nom de genre actuel lui a été donné par John Curtis en 1833. Il s'agit de l'espèce-type du genre. Elle est classée dans le sous-genre nominal Pantilius, dont elle est la seule espèce.
Autres synonymes: Pantilius infuscatus J.Sahlberg 1920, Pantilius pallidissimus J.Sahlberg 1920, Pantilius pulcher Stichel 1957.

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Illustrations sur galerie-insecte.org

Miridae
Espèce d'Hétéroptères (nom scientifique)

Pantilius tunicatus