Monday, January 25, 2010
Missouri Non Traditional Teachers License
journalism workshop and websites in the Bolívar Municipality, Bolívar
FRIDAY FROM JANUARY 22 THROUGH SUNDAY VARIOUS 24 CITATIONS GIVEN COUNTRY TEAM AS WELL AS THE GROUP OF THE FOUNDATION AND BOLIVAR BOLIVAR 107.5 FM RADIO IN THE FACILITIES BASIC SCHOOL AROA SISO MARTINEZ IN CAPITAL OF BOLIVAR COUNTY IN ORDER TO SERVE THE COMMUNITIES OF THE TOWN AND GROUPS SUCH AS THESE MERIDA, COJEDES, Apure, FALCON, Barinas and LNAs YARACUY COMMUNITIES BUILT BY 4 AND ENVIRONMENT, WELL BLACK, BANKS DEL RIO, AND AROA GUAYABONAL, a workshop to teach the techniques of journalistic writing "and of WEB PAGE DESIGN, ALL THIS FRAMED IN THE CREATION OF COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS OF DIFFERENT SECTORS OF THE COUNTRY. ATTE. ADOLFO RODRIGUEZ BOLIVAR FOUNDATION COORDINATOR RTV AROA YARACUY 
FRIDAY FROM JANUARY 22 THROUGH SUNDAY VARIOUS 24 CITATIONS GIVEN COUNTRY TEAM AS WELL AS THE GROUP OF THE FOUNDATION AND BOLIVAR BOLIVAR 107.5 FM RADIO IN THE FACILITIES BASIC SCHOOL AROA SISO MARTINEZ IN CAPITAL OF BOLIVAR COUNTY IN ORDER TO SERVE THE COMMUNITIES OF THE TOWN AND GROUPS SUCH AS THESE MERIDA, COJEDES, Apure, FALCON, Barinas and LNAs YARACUY COMMUNITIES BUILT BY 4 AND ENVIRONMENT, WELL BLACK, BANKS DEL RIO, AND AROA GUAYABONAL, a workshop to teach the techniques of journalistic writing "and of WEB PAGE DESIGN, ALL THIS FRAMED IN THE CREATION OF COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS OF DIFFERENT SECTORS OF THE COUNTRY. ATTE. ADOLFO RODRIGUEZ BOLIVAR FOUNDATION COORDINATOR RTV AROA YARACUY 
Mount And Blade Finding The Hairs
Yaracuy not Dead! PARK
THE REAL STORY ON THE DEATH OF FREEDOM The July 1, 1830, Bolívar waits patiently for news of his compatriot, the Grand Marshal of Ayacucho , Antonio José de Sucre ... As the morning lit the flame of liberation in their officers with emotional speeches, "Those who live by their language are what I want ... I'm the man of the difficulties. When I do not know why I can not authorize ... My duty obliges me to do a lot for the country and nothing for me. We must work for the nation to death "... His fighting spirit was admirable ... All he needed was the opportunity to go back to his village, convinced that his words would arouse the patriotic feelings that he was asleep to the lullaby of political discourse ... and as always, Sucre played a vital role in achieving military stronghold penetrate him by the Venezuelan government ... I had done in Pichincha and Ayacucho, famous battles that liberated Quito and Peru ... For officers, it was incredible poise and the way in which Bolívar envisioned American integration ... Time went to Bolivar from letters, to be felt as a decisive factor in the reconstruction of America ... In the long wait comes the first of July: a special day for him as he fulfilled in the month 47, the same age his father married ... But that day had left him luck ..! in afternoon received the sad news of the assassination of Mariscal Sucre in a cowardly attack by the mountain road Berruecos, when on Friday June 4 on his way to Quito ... The vile murder had been hatched by the fear that their plans materialize ... Bolivar's enemies knew of its convening power, perseverance and tenacity ... Bolivar Murder era imposible, pero con la muerte de Sucre se derrumbaron todos los planes en Venezuela y la unión bolivariana.
El 4 de julio Bolívar escribirá un epitafio a la memoria del Gran Mariscal: “La bala cruel que hirió el corazón mató a Colombia y me quitó la vida. Como soldado fuiste la victoria, como magistrado la justicia, como vencedor la clemencia y como amigo la lealtad”...
Ya nada podía cambiar el curso de los acontecimientos nefastos para América...!
Para los mandatarios de Venezuela, Colombia, Perú, Bolivia y Ecuador, esa muerte fue más que conveniente, ya que sacaban del camino el último obstáculo para negociar con el imperialismo extranjero… Decía Bolívar: "If there were no more sacrifices to make, and that is out of my life, or my happiness, or my honor, would not hesitate to give everything for their country" ... That year, 1830 was in mourning for America: Sept. 22 Páez signing the Constitution that creates the Fourth Republic that buried the Bolivarian ideal ... Bolivar: "I'm surrounded by enemies because they do not come to serve the vile instrument of revenge. History will tell, Bolívar took over to free their fellow citizens, and when they were free, he left to be governed by the laws, not by his will "... A separate Venezuela Gran Colombia fell into the hands of a more devastating corruption the English power ... For Bolivar destiny was written: Leaving South America ..! But where to go ..? Free Cuba and Puerto Rico seemed an option ..! however, as new land battle on if your Gran Colombia was dying ... From the ominous note, the silence took hold of Bolivar ... And we could hear the voice of command encouraged his officers, and encouraged his soldiers to invade Venezuela ... Only the passing of the hours of the day seemed to be eternal in the life of the Liberator ... Bolivar is when planning the most important battle of his life overcoming death to immortalize your WORK ..! A Bolivar played to win his last battle ..! Not aware achieve in life, the American union as both struggled, decides to sacrifice her body so far immortal. Bolivar: "I am dying. God calls me. I have to get ready to tell him, and has terrible, terrible as was the agitation of my life "Given the imminent death of the Gran Colombia, Bolívar in a move worthy only of the gods, deliberately gave his life in a desperate search for awaken the minds of future generations of South American ... and to leave no doubt about their determination to sacrifice themselves for the future of country, sacrifice all he has: his life ..! This was described by Dr. Reverend: "I sat in the head, taking my hand in the Liberator, who no longer spoke but so confusing. His face expressed a perfect serenity, no pain or sign of illness is reflected on his noble face ... When I saw and put breath rattling and trembling pulse, almost imperceptible, and that death was imminent, I went to the door of the room, and calling the generals, aides and others who composed the retinue of Bolívar " Gentlemen, I cried, if you will witness the last moments and the last breath of freedom, and it is time "... He was immediately surrounded the bed of the illustrious patient, and within minutes he breathed his last breath Simon Bolivar ... "consciously and voluntarily chose Bolívar time of his death as an unforgettable day: the same date of birth of a union in which he lived and fought ... Bolívar died on December 17, 1830 ... still the same date of December 17, but also in 1819 when Great Colombia was born at the Congress of Angostura chaired by Bolivar ... A dream come true that Bolívar was born and died after 450 battles for life and face their final battle against death , where he emerged victorious ... Immediately the General Montilla said "the sun has died Colombia" ... and with his sword stopped the pendulum of the clock pointed the exact time we left the Liberator ... That was a gesture of devotion to justice and who gave everything for their country, and as a sign that he had stopped the time of American freedom. The calcareous concretion found in the lung of the Liberator, is proof that Bolívar was suffering from tuberculosis since childhood, since a calcareous concretion that size, only develops in the body after decades of suffering ... It is unlikely therefore that Bolivar developed the disease in the last months of his life, as certain doctors who have studied the Liberator's death ... ... in the blood of Bolivar antibodies that were made immune to a fatal development of tuberculosis, by genetic inheritance from their parents, and as indeed pointed out by Dr. Reverend in "Autopsy Report", noting that his lungs had no degenerative necrosis characteristic of tuberculosis disease in end-stage lung stained black. Bolivar said: "The sacrifice of control, my fortune, my glory, not cost me any effort. I find it so natural to prefer the health of the Republic in my own body, that the more pain I suffer for it, the more pleasure you receive my soul inside ... He who abandons all to be useful to your country, you lose nothing and gain respect it devotes 
THE REAL STORY ON THE DEATH OF FREEDOM The July 1, 1830, Bolívar waits patiently for news of his compatriot, the Grand Marshal of Ayacucho , Antonio José de Sucre ... As the morning lit the flame of liberation in their officers with emotional speeches, "Those who live by their language are what I want ... I'm the man of the difficulties. When I do not know why I can not authorize ... My duty obliges me to do a lot for the country and nothing for me. We must work for the nation to death "... His fighting spirit was admirable ... All he needed was the opportunity to go back to his village, convinced that his words would arouse the patriotic feelings that he was asleep to the lullaby of political discourse ... and as always, Sucre played a vital role in achieving military stronghold penetrate him by the Venezuelan government ... I had done in Pichincha and Ayacucho, famous battles that liberated Quito and Peru ... For officers, it was incredible poise and the way in which Bolívar envisioned American integration ... Time went to Bolivar from letters, to be felt as a decisive factor in the reconstruction of America ... In the long wait comes the first of July: a special day for him as he fulfilled in the month 47, the same age his father married ... But that day had left him luck ..! in afternoon received the sad news of the assassination of Mariscal Sucre in a cowardly attack by the mountain road Berruecos, when on Friday June 4 on his way to Quito ... The vile murder had been hatched by the fear that their plans materialize ... Bolivar's enemies knew of its convening power, perseverance and tenacity ... Bolivar Murder era imposible, pero con la muerte de Sucre se derrumbaron todos los planes en Venezuela y la unión bolivariana.El 4 de julio Bolívar escribirá un epitafio a la memoria del Gran Mariscal: “La bala cruel que hirió el corazón mató a Colombia y me quitó la vida. Como soldado fuiste la victoria, como magistrado la justicia, como vencedor la clemencia y como amigo la lealtad”...
Ya nada podía cambiar el curso de los acontecimientos nefastos para América...!
Para los mandatarios de Venezuela, Colombia, Perú, Bolivia y Ecuador, esa muerte fue más que conveniente, ya que sacaban del camino el último obstáculo para negociar con el imperialismo extranjero… Decía Bolívar: "If there were no more sacrifices to make, and that is out of my life, or my happiness, or my honor, would not hesitate to give everything for their country" ... That year, 1830 was in mourning for America: Sept. 22 Páez signing the Constitution that creates the Fourth Republic that buried the Bolivarian ideal ... Bolivar: "I'm surrounded by enemies because they do not come to serve the vile instrument of revenge. History will tell, Bolívar took over to free their fellow citizens, and when they were free, he left to be governed by the laws, not by his will "... A separate Venezuela Gran Colombia fell into the hands of a more devastating corruption the English power ... For Bolivar destiny was written: Leaving South America ..! But where to go ..? Free Cuba and Puerto Rico seemed an option ..! however, as new land battle on if your Gran Colombia was dying ... From the ominous note, the silence took hold of Bolivar ... And we could hear the voice of command encouraged his officers, and encouraged his soldiers to invade Venezuela ... Only the passing of the hours of the day seemed to be eternal in the life of the Liberator ... Bolivar is when planning the most important battle of his life overcoming death to immortalize your WORK ..! A Bolivar played to win his last battle ..! Not aware achieve in life, the American union as both struggled, decides to sacrifice her body so far immortal. Bolivar: "I am dying. God calls me. I have to get ready to tell him, and has terrible, terrible as was the agitation of my life "Given the imminent death of the Gran Colombia, Bolívar in a move worthy only of the gods, deliberately gave his life in a desperate search for awaken the minds of future generations of South American ... and to leave no doubt about their determination to sacrifice themselves for the future of country, sacrifice all he has: his life ..! This was described by Dr. Reverend: "I sat in the head, taking my hand in the Liberator, who no longer spoke but so confusing. His face expressed a perfect serenity, no pain or sign of illness is reflected on his noble face ... When I saw and put breath rattling and trembling pulse, almost imperceptible, and that death was imminent, I went to the door of the room, and calling the generals, aides and others who composed the retinue of Bolívar " Gentlemen, I cried, if you will witness the last moments and the last breath of freedom, and it is time "... He was immediately surrounded the bed of the illustrious patient, and within minutes he breathed his last breath Simon Bolivar ... "consciously and voluntarily chose Bolívar time of his death as an unforgettable day: the same date of birth of a union in which he lived and fought ... Bolívar died on December 17, 1830 ... still the same date of December 17, but also in 1819 when Great Colombia was born at the Congress of Angostura chaired by Bolivar ... A dream come true that Bolívar was born and died after 450 battles for life and face their final battle against death , where he emerged victorious ... Immediately the General Montilla said "the sun has died Colombia" ... and with his sword stopped the pendulum of the clock pointed the exact time we left the Liberator ... That was a gesture of devotion to justice and who gave everything for their country, and as a sign that he had stopped the time of American freedom. The calcareous concretion found in the lung of the Liberator, is proof that Bolívar was suffering from tuberculosis since childhood, since a calcareous concretion that size, only develops in the body after decades of suffering ... It is unlikely therefore that Bolivar developed the disease in the last months of his life, as certain doctors who have studied the Liberator's death ... ... in the blood of Bolivar antibodies that were made immune to a fatal development of tuberculosis, by genetic inheritance from their parents, and as indeed pointed out by Dr. Reverend in "Autopsy Report", noting that his lungs had no degenerative necrosis characteristic of tuberculosis disease in end-stage lung stained black. Bolivar said: "The sacrifice of control, my fortune, my glory, not cost me any effort. I find it so natural to prefer the health of the Republic in my own body, that the more pain I suffer for it, the more pleasure you receive my soul inside ... He who abandons all to be useful to your country, you lose nothing and gain respect it devotes
Samples Of Simple Handwritten Wills
BOLIVARIANO Minas de Aroa "
Aroa Mines In the porch of Minas de Aroa Bolivarian Park, stands a wall inscribed with the statement made by our Liberator on 10 December 1830, just days before his death: " ... I do not own more assets than the mines of Aroa ...", this place is put into service as a park on August 19, 1977. It has a total area of \u200b\u200bnine thousand (9000) hectares and only fourteen (14), have been developed for tourism and recreation, with the construction of changing rooms, restrooms and other amenities. The park has the presence of the Aroa River, on whose grounds enjoyed by swimmers. Visitors should park your car in the parking lot entrance and prepare for a walk of three (3) miles, if you want to know all the structures established there since ancient times, it is recalled that the exploitation of "Las Minas de Aroa" takes out since the seventeenth century (17). Although it is advisable to choose a time when the sun is not intense, this course has the shadow of numerous species of trees such as avocado, lemon, orange, soursop, guava, saman, saman and rubber. One of the most interesting, is what is common to find traces of the old railway, which crossed the railway Bolivar to cover the route Tucacas - Aroa, to transport the product from copper mines. The walk is accompanied by the presence at certain points in three areas turned into museum: ecological, artistic and technological seen them both machinery spaces, used by the miners to process and transport the copper and equally beautiful dimensional sculptures. The route leads to an area that served as home to engineers, surveyors and experts who worked in the mines, currently serves as a refuge for visitors and you can stay there, for the modest price night. Near this area is the river and mine some mouths with their cars. If the visitor closes his eyes and opens a little imagination, be transported to another time and listen with the roar of the waters of the mine work and the people there found its history. 
Aroa Mines In the porch of Minas de Aroa Bolivarian Park, stands a wall inscribed with the statement made by our Liberator on 10 December 1830, just days before his death: " ... I do not own more assets than the mines of Aroa ...", this place is put into service as a park on August 19, 1977. It has a total area of \u200b\u200bnine thousand (9000) hectares and only fourteen (14), have been developed for tourism and recreation, with the construction of changing rooms, restrooms and other amenities. The park has the presence of the Aroa River, on whose grounds enjoyed by swimmers. Visitors should park your car in the parking lot entrance and prepare for a walk of three (3) miles, if you want to know all the structures established there since ancient times, it is recalled that the exploitation of "Las Minas de Aroa" takes out since the seventeenth century (17). Although it is advisable to choose a time when the sun is not intense, this course has the shadow of numerous species of trees such as avocado, lemon, orange, soursop, guava, saman, saman and rubber. One of the most interesting, is what is common to find traces of the old railway, which crossed the railway Bolivar to cover the route Tucacas - Aroa, to transport the product from copper mines. The walk is accompanied by the presence at certain points in three areas turned into museum: ecological, artistic and technological seen them both machinery spaces, used by the miners to process and transport the copper and equally beautiful dimensional sculptures. The route leads to an area that served as home to engineers, surveyors and experts who worked in the mines, currently serves as a refuge for visitors and you can stay there, for the modest price night. Near this area is the river and mine some mouths with their cars. If the visitor closes his eyes and opens a little imagination, be transported to another time and listen with the roar of the waters of the mine work and the people there found its history. Eurosport St950 Review
The Bolivar County: Noble and Helpful People.
Bolivar County. It has an area of \u200b\u200b1,087 km2 and its capital is Aroa. Its boundaries are: on the north by the municipality Manuel Monge, on the west by the state of Lara, on the east by the municipality of San Felipe and south with the municipalities: Sucre, Bruzual, Aristides Bastidas, Cocorote and Independence. Bolívar the municipality's history, focuses on Aroa, on discovery of copper mines Bolivar by the British, who arrived and settled in these lands since 1663. This town came to be, thanks to the Mines, one of the most developed in Latin America, and settled there: the first railway and the first ice factory in the country, and its first electric light plant of South America also a small cable car was built and installed the phone. Aroa Valley is one of the most important livestock areas of the country due to heavy rainfall during the whole year supply of natural pasture lands thereof. There is also a production plant where the plant stands orange, coffee, sugar cane and bananas. It has great potential for tourism development due to the history surrounding the "Bolivarian Minas de Aroa Park" by the scenic beauty of the combination Valley - Mountain and its proximity to the coasts. Collection: Adolfo Rodríguez 
Bolivar County. It has an area of \u200b\u200b1,087 km2 and its capital is Aroa. Its boundaries are: on the north by the municipality Manuel Monge, on the west by the state of Lara, on the east by the municipality of San Felipe and south with the municipalities: Sucre, Bruzual, Aristides Bastidas, Cocorote and Independence. Bolívar the municipality's history, focuses on Aroa, on discovery of copper mines Bolivar by the British, who arrived and settled in these lands since 1663. This town came to be, thanks to the Mines, one of the most developed in Latin America, and settled there: the first railway and the first ice factory in the country, and its first electric light plant of South America also a small cable car was built and installed the phone. Aroa Valley is one of the most important livestock areas of the country due to heavy rainfall during the whole year supply of natural pasture lands thereof. There is also a production plant where the plant stands orange, coffee, sugar cane and bananas. It has great potential for tourism development due to the history surrounding the "Bolivarian Minas de Aroa Park" by the scenic beauty of the combination Valley - Mountain and its proximity to the coasts. Collection: Adolfo Rodríguez
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