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    The legend of La Llorona Lechner‚ J. V. (2004). Allyn & Bacon anthology of traditional literature. Boston: Pearson A and B. Lyons‚ G. (1972). Tales the people tell in Mexico. New York: J. Messner. The legend of La Llorona (The weeping woman) is a well known Hispanic tale in the Southwestern part of the United States‚ Mexico‚ Central and South America and also Puerto Rico. Many versions of the story exist allowing them to fit the community where the story is being told. The story is about

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    There are various stories that go along with the name La Llorona‚ the weeping woman. Generally‚ all of them tell the story of a woman who killed her children and threw them in a river‚ then walked the riverbeds searching and crying for her children. Her search is not always motivated by the same reasons throughout the various stories but in every story La Llorona regrets the decision to kill her children. La Llorona’s story is often told with her given name being Maria. In one myth Maria‚ a peasant

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    My Visit to Las Vegas

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    Las vegas is located in America in the desert state of Nevada. Although‚ you will think what is so special in a city in the desert‚it is like any other city. As I have been there I know the beauty of it. It looks as if it is a shimmering‚ sparkling star in the sky. Las vegas is a tourist spot. People from all over the world come here to see its beauty or gamble. Our trip was planned for seven days. I traveled there with my Uncle‚Aunt and grandparents. First‚ when I was told about visiting Las

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    to be told by advertisers. This medium allows for maximisation of the creative potential. Brand History Shangri-La is a premier hospitality provider founded in 1971 in Singapore. Its name was inspired by James Hilton’s legendary novel "Lost Horizon"‚ which encapsulates a placid haven in the Himalayas mountains‚ called Shangri-La‚ which cast a spell on its residents. Today‚ Shangri-La composes of over 70 deluxe hotels and resorts in key cities in Asia Pacific‚ Canada and the Middle East. Apart from

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    La Marzocco Case Study

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    La Marzocco: Why Should You Drink Coffee In Moderate Amounts La Marzocco loves coffee than anybody in this world. Producing world-class coffee machines for coffee lovers is our passion. How much coffee do you drink per day? Did you know that overconsumption of coffee can cause many health issues? Too much of anything is not good for us. In this article‚ we talk about this magical beverage (coffee‚) and why should you stick to the recommended daily limits? La Marzocco wants to protect all the coffee

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    Viva La Vida Analysis

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    2015 Protest Song: “Viva La Vida” by Cold Play Throughout history people have protested for many things such as human rights‚ equality‚ moral dilemmas‚ war and taxes. To publicize what they are protesting‚ they get their point across through many different mediums‚ such as‚ signs‚ literature‚ television shows and songs just to name a few. “Viva La Vida” which at the surface might not seem like a protest song but is rich with objections to religion. Chris Martin wrote “Viva La Vida” after a religious

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    Among the borders of Paraguay and Bolivia stands the beautiful country of Argentina. The country’s name originates from the Latin word‚ Argentum which means silver. Before the people used the name‚ Argentina‚ the area was usually called “Rio de la Plata” meaning Silver River‚ for the rumors of silver deposits found in the nearby areas among mountains. Argentina’s capital is Buenos Aires‚ it is second largest city in South America. Argentina is one of the biggest countries in the world‚ it comes out

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    Man of La Mancha

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    Although some instances in life require seriousness‚ an idealistic vision of the world is an important aspect as well. We all know how life goes. Some days we feel as happy as a clam. Other days‚ well‚ let’s just say we can’t wait for tomorrow to come. Now‚ those are the kinds of days in which an imaginary view of the world might come in handy. Don Quixote is a great example of this. He lives in his own imaginary world‚ where he creates everything to his liking. His view of the world made most

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    Ines De La Cruz

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    the new viceroy and the new archbishopric talking about how to govern New Spain (Mexico)‚ that they should try to work together unlike in Spain. They also say that it’s their duty to make sure New Spain is saved. However plans never really go as planned specially in this film. Then it goes to the convent to Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz and the nuns are having a meeting about the new viceroy and his visit to their convent. The nuns say the new viceroy also can’t wait to see Juana Ines de la Cruz

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    Bartolome de las Casas

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    Written Response: Bartoleme de Las Casas My immediate response to Las Casas’ account was one of sorrow‚ dread‚ and horror. I cannot even express in words the emotions that ran through my mind and soul as I read this terrifying report exposing the truth of our country’s beginnings. My voice cracked as I read aloud Las Casas’ words‚ and I felt myself holding back tears as a roar against injustice raged within me. I wish I could believe Las Casas was a liar‚ but his brutal honesty wipes away every

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