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    Pancho villa once said “ its better to die on your feet than to live in your knees.” Pancho was born on June 5th‚ 1878 in Durango Mexico but on died on June 20th 1973 by assassination. There is a memorial where he was buried called parallel cemetery but story is that his body is not in his grave but somewhere unknown. The reason why his body is not in his grave is because there were contacts still on him to literally take his head‚ bandits would dig up his body to steal his head and turn it in for

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    Villa rentals in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka‚ the land of serendipity as many believe is one of the most beautiful islands ever in the Indian ocean‚ with a great heritage‚ breathtaking sceneries‚ more than enough peace and tranquility‚ which is perfect for someone who looking for an amazing holiday getaway. I hope that anyone who has been here won’t mind if it is said that this lush and tropical island is nothing but a paradise for a perfect vacation. It doesn’t matter whether you are someone who is

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    Hafezzada A Renewed Drive (Historical Site Report #2) The Getty Villa‚ located in Pacific Palisades‚ is by far the museum that resonates with me the most. From the artwork to the building itself‚ I’m in love. I went with a childhood friend of mine because I had an extra ticket and I coerced him to join me. The tickets were free‚ but the parking was fifteen dollars; a very fair price in my opinion. To get to the Getty Villa you must drive on a pathway that felt very rough in my car. I was not

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    middle adulthood female named Irma Garcia. She is 55 years old who retired from being a childcare provider five years ago‚ due to health issues. Also‚ a widow with four grown children of her own. As we talked she informed me of her education level. She has a high school diploma and some college credits. She only did a year and wished she had finished her education. She came from a Catholic working family that taught her to be an independent and hard worker. Ms. Garcia is now self-employed as a baker

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    Jose Ayala

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    Jose V. Ayala‚ Jr. was born on 22 April 1932 in Ermita‚ Manila. He was a poet‚ a fictionist and a painter. His wife‚ Tita Lacambra is also a poet/fictionist and one of their children‚ Joey Ayala‚ is a well-known poet‚ composer and singer. He finished biology at the Ateneo de Manila and agriculture at the UP Los Baños‚ Laguna. After teaching and farming for several years‚ he worked as an advertising copy editor‚ editor for the US Information Service‚ and writer and fiction editor for the Philippine

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    Jose Rizal

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    great deeds‚ making little of the normal‚ everyday struggles that make him human. That is why we look at him and people like him as just figures who did great things in the past. I‚ however‚ believe that to learn more about him‚ to truly understand who José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda really is‚ we need to be able to relate with him. I absolutely understand that it is hard to dwell much in the simplicities of Rizal’s life‚ but I wouldn’t mind knowing even the smallest of details just so that

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    Jose Rizal

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    As all Filipinos very well know Jose Rizal has written many books like Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo to expose the hardship Filipinos are experiencing during the Spanish Time without fearing for what would happen to his life because of this. He was even exiled in Dapitan because of his writing and during this time he did not stop helping and even taught the villagers there the importance of education and as a doctor cured those who are sick. His intentions were clear‚ the willingness to

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    jose rizal

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    It because most of the characteristic that a good youth had where seen in Dr. Rizal. His intelligence‚ talents and attitude did encourage as to imitate him to achieve our goals as a youth. We know that we cannot be like Dr. Rizal . We cannot master 22 languages or even 10‚ excellent in lots of field of profession‚ become marksmen and die with our hearts calm and our pulse beating normally.But there is one quality in Dr Rizal that is common to all of us that can be acquired and developed by the most

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    Jose Arcadio Buend

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    Macondo vs. Eden ?[Jose Arcadio Buend?a and ?rsula Iguar?n] became the first mortals to see the western slopes of the mountain range? (Marquez 24). The land of Macondo?before civilization?was lush with vegetation‚ a ?great swamp that spread out toward the other side of the world?there they founded the village? (Marquez 24). Much like the newly established land of Macondo‚ the same parallels are exemplified through the land of Eden‚ within the book of Genesis. Marquez illustrates?through the Buend

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    Chapter 13: Rizal’s Visit to the United States Rizal’s visit to the United States (1888) Rizal’s Visit to the United States (1888) Rizal first saw America on April 28‚ 1888. His arrival in this great country was marred by racial prejudice. He saw the discriminatory treatment of the Chinese and the Negros by the white Americans. Arrival in san francisco Saturday‚April 28‚ 1888- The steamer Belgic docked at San Francisco. American health authorities did not let the passengers to land for one week

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