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...........FESTIVALS AND EVENTS.............
| | | | January, 2010
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Puerto Rock n' Blues - Music Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca 954/582-0175 More than a month of rock and blues events with international artists in Puerto Escondido hotels, clubs, and on the beach under the stars http://www.oaxaca-mio.com |
January
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Guelaguetza - Cultural Oaxaca, Oaxaca Regional dances in typical dress from the seven regions of Oaxaca, celebrated on two consecutive Mondays. |
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Mexican Slang |
el calentamiento globalvocabularyMeaning: global warming Example: Los científicos hablan de las consecuencias del calentamiento global. (Scientists talk about the consequences of global warming.)
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Articles
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The Maya Cosmovision By Jane Onstott Excellent astronomers and mathematicians, the ancient Maya charted the course of the planets and stars and even accurately predicted the appearance of comets, eclipses, and other celestial events.
........moreRoosters of San Blas By Jane Onstott Counting the seconds between a bolt of lightning and the clap of thunder that follows is supposed to help calculate a storm’s distance. Using this same principle, I’m timing the frequency of the rooster’s crow.
........morePilgrimage to Talpa By Lisa Halderman I was born to walk.
It started when I was 6 years old, doing five-mile forced marches across the downs in England with my British grandmother. It’s in my blood.
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Mexican Slang |
¡Changos!slangLiteral Meaning: Monkeys! Meaning: Ut oh! Example: ¡Changos! ¡El niño se cayó! (Ut oh! The child fell!)
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Roosters of San Blas By Jane Onstott Counting the seconds between a bolt of lightning and the clap of thunder that follows is supposed to help calculate a storm’s distance. Using this same principle, I’m timing the frequency of the rooster’s crow.
........moreThe Green Angels By Jane Onstott The unthinkable happens: your car is kaput. Luckily for you, there’s a slender shoulder that you manage to pull onto before the thing conks out.
........moreMontse’s trip By David Lida Her face is oval and nut-colored, with the enormous eyes of a gazelle. Montse’s expression is serious, cautious, pensative.
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