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Premiados Cante de las Minas 2023

Teresa Fernandez Herrera Periodista – Prensa Especializada Rocío Luna, ganadora sin competidores de la Lámpara Minera 2023 en los Concursos del Cante de las Minas de La Unión. Rocío Luna, Rocío Luna… Por fin recordé donde la había visto, no hacía mucho tiempo, en un lugar relacionado con concursos. Hasta que recordé: En noviembre 2022, en la finalísima de los Concursos Nacionales de Flamenco de…

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Interesting Papers for Week 24, 2021

Prior expectations evoke stimulus-specific activity in the deep layers of the primary visual cortex. Aitken, F., Menelaou, G., Warrington, O., Koolschijn, R. S., Corbin, N., Callaghan, M. F., & Kok, P. (2020). PLOS Biology, 18(12), e3001023.

Using the past to estimate sensory uncertainty. Beierholm, U., Rohe, T., Ferrari, A., Stegle, O., & Noppeney, U. (2020). eLife, 9, e54172.

The neural basis for a persistent internal state in Drosophila females. Deutsch, D., Pacheco, D., Encarnacion-Rivera, L., Pereira, T., Fathy, R., Clemens, J., … Murthy, M. (2020). eLife, 9, e59502.

A unified model for binocular fusion and depth perception. Ding, J., & Levi, D. M. (2021). Vision Research, 180, 11–36.

Human complex exploration strategies are enriched by noradrenaline-modulated heuristics. Dubois, M., Habicht, J., Michely, J., Moran, R., Dolan, R. J., & Hauser, T. U. (2021). eLife, 10, e59907.

Spatial Information Encoding across Multiple Neocortical Regions Depends on an Intact Hippocampus. Esteves, I. M., Chang, H., Neumann, A. R., Sun, J., Mohajerani, M. H., & McNaughton, B. L. (2021). Journal of Neuroscience, 41(2), 307–319.

Imprecise neural computations as a source of adaptive behaviour in volatile environments. Findling, C., Chopin, N., & Koechlin, E. (2021). Nature Human Behaviour, 5(1), 99–112.

Structure and function of a neocortical synapse. Holler, S., Köstinger, G., Martin, K. A. C., Schuhknecht, G. F. P., & Stratford, K. J. (2021). Nature, 591(7848), 111–116.

Visual intensity-dependent response latencies predict perceived audio–visual simultaneity. Horsfall, R., Wuerger, S., & Meyer, G. (2021). Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 100, 102471.

Optimal utility and probability functions for agents with finite computational precision. Juechems, K., Balaguer, J., Spitzer, B., & Summerfield, C. (2021). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 118(2).

Topographic connectivity reveals task-dependent retinotopic processing throughout the human brain. Knapen, T. (2021). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 118(2).

Amplitude modulations of cortical sensory responses in pulsatile evidence accumulation. Koay, S. A., Thiberge, S., Brody, C. D., & Tank, D. W. (2020). eLife, 9, e60628.

Visual adaptation to natural scene statistics and visual preference. Nguyen, L. Y., & Spehar, B. (2021). Vision Research, 180, 87–95.

Invariant timescale hierarchy across the cortical somatosensory network. Rossi-Pool, R., Zainos, A., Alvarez, M., Parra, S., Zizumbo, J., & Romo, R. (2021). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 118(3).

Balancing control: A Bayesian interpretation of habitual and goal-directed behavior. Schwöbel, S., Marković, D., Smolka, M. N., & Kiebel, S. J. (2021). Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 100, 102472.

Subcircuits of Deep and Superficial CA1 Place Cells Support Efficient Spatial Coding across Heterogeneous Environments. Sharif, F., Tayebi, B., Buzsáki, G., Royer, S., & Fernandez-Ruiz, A. (2021). Neuron, 109(2), 363-376.e6.

Boosting working memory with accelerated clocks. Thönes, S., Arnau, S., Wascher, E., & Schneider, D. (2021). NeuroImage, 226, 117601.

Polarity of uncertainty representation during exploration and exploitation in ventromedial prefrontal cortex. Trudel, N., Scholl, J., Klein-Flügge, M. C., Fouragnan, E., Tankelevitch, L., Wittmann, M. K., & Rushworth, M. F. S. (2021). Nature Human Behaviour, 5(1), 83–98.

Unsupervised neural network models of the ventral visual stream. Zhuang, C., Yan, S., Nayebi, A., Schrimpf, M., Frank, M. C., DiCarlo, J. J., & Yamins, D. L. K. (2021). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 118(3).

Are intrinsic neural timescales related to sensory processing? Evidence from abnormal behavioral states. Zilio, F., Gomez-Pilar, J., Cao, S., Zhang, J., Zang, D., Qi, Z., … Northoff, G. (2021). NeuroImage, 226, 117579.

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The Lonely Hearts Killers

The first half of the gruesome pair was Raymond Martinez Fernandez. He was born on December 17, 1914 in Hawaii to Spanish parents. Shortly thereafter, they moved to Bridgeport, Connecticut. As a teenager, he went to work on his uncle’s farm in Spain, married a local woman in Spain, named Encarnacion Robles, at the age of 20, and had four children, all of whom he abandoned after his later injury.

After serving in Spain's Merchant Marine and then British Intelligence during World War II, Fernandez decided to seek work. Shortly after boarding a ship bound for the US, a steel hatch fell on him, fracturing his skull and injuring his frontal lobe. The damage caused by this injury may well have affected his social and sexual behavior. Upon his release from a hospital, Fernandez stole some clothing and was subsequently imprisoned for a year, during which time his cellmate converted him to a belief in voodoo and black magic. He later claimed black magic gave him irresistible power and charm over women.

Martha Beck was born on May 6, 1920 in Milton, Florida. Allegedly due to a glandular problem, she was massively overweight and underwent puberty prematurely. At her trial, she claimed to have been raped by her brother. She went on to claim that, when she had told her mother what happened, her mother had beaten her, claiming that Martha was responsible. After Martha finished school, she studied nursing but had trouble finding a job due to her weight. She initially became an undertaker's assistant and prepared female bodies for burial. She then quit that job and moved to California, where she worked in an Army hospital as a nurse. While living in California as a hospital nurse, she eventually became pregnant. She tried to convince the father to marry her, but he refused and he tried to commit suicide over being with her. Single and pregnant, she returned to Florida.

Martha told people the father was a serviceman she had married, later claiming he had been killed in the Pacific Campaign. The town mourned her loss, and the story was published in the local newspaper. Shortly after her daughter was born, she became pregnant again by a Pensacola bus driver named Alfred Beck. They married quickly and divorced six months thereafter, and she gave birth to a son.

Unemployed and the single mother of two young children she placed a lonely hearts ad in 1947, which Raymond Fernandez answered.

Fernandez visited Beck and stayed for a short time; she told everyone they were to be married. He returned to New York City while she made preparations in Milton, Florida, where she lived. When she was abruptly fired from her job, she packed up and arrived on his doorstep in New York. Fernandez enjoyed the way she catered to his every whim but didn’t like her children and he ordered them to be taken away, which she did, abandoning them and handing them over to the Salvation Army and when he learned she had left her children for him, he thought it was a sign of an unconditional love. He confessed his criminal enterprises to Beck.

She posed as Fernandez's sister, giving him an air of respectability. Their victims, feeling more secure knowing there was another woman in the house, often agreed to stay with the pair. Beck also convinced some victims that she lived alone and that her "brother" was only a guest. Beck was extremely jealous and went to great lengths to make sure Fernandez and his "intended" never consummated their relationship. When he did have sex with a woman, Beck subjected both to her violent temper.

In 1949, the pair committed the three murders for which they later were convicted. Janet Fay, 66, became engaged to Fernandez and went to stay at his Long Island apartment. When Beck caught her in bed with Fernandez, she brutally attacked Fay's head with a hammer in a murderous rage. Fernandez then strangled Fay. Fay's family became suspicious when she disappeared, and Fernandez and Beck fled.

Beck and Fernandez travelled to Byron Center Road in Wyoming Township, Michigan, a suburb of Grand Rapids, where they met and stayed with Delphine Downing, a 28-year-old widow with a two-year-old daughter. On February 28, Downing became agitated, and Fernandez gave her sleeping pills to calm her. The daughter witnessed Downing's resulting stupor and began to cry, which enraged Beck. Panicked, Beck choked the child but didn't kill her. Fernandez thought Downing would become suspicious if she saw her bruised daughter, so he shot the unconscious woman. The couple then stayed for several days in Downing's house. Again enraged by the daughter's crying, Beck drowned her in a basin of water. They buried the bodies in the basement, but suspicious neighbors reported the Downings' disappearances, leading the police to arrive at the door on March 1, 1949 and arrest Beck and Fernandez

Fernandez quickly confessed. The pair vehemently denied committing 17 murders that were attributed to them, and Fernandez tried to retract his confession, saying he made it only to protect Beck.

Their trial was sensationalized, with lurid tales of sexual perversity. Newspaper reporters described Beck's appearance with derision, and she wrote protesting letters to the editors. Fernandez and Beck were convicted of Janet Fay's murder—the only one for which they were tried—and sentenced to death. They were executed on March 8, 1951.

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#Repost @thisdateinpiratehistory ・・・ • 14 October • On #thisdateinpiratehistory in 1711, Woodes Rogers completed his circumnavigation of the globe. Woodes Rogers was approached by family friend William Dampier, who proposed a privateering expedition against the Spanish, to which Rogers agreed. He would command two ships, the Duke and Duchess, while captaining the first with Dampier as his sailing master. The voyage was rife with problems, from desertions and attempted mutinies, to supply shortages, sickness, and run-ins with the East India Company. Nonetheless, they continued sailing westward. While stopping for provisions at Juan Fernandez, they famously rescued the marooned sailor Alexander Selkirk, who had been left behind over four years prior - on Dampier’s last expedition, coincidentally. Off the coast of Mexico, the privateers would capture the rich Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de la Encarnacion y Desengaño. Rogers was wounded in the face during the battle, and would carry a scar there for the remainder of his life. Later, during a battle in the Pacific, he would lose his brother. Rogers and his privateers would limp into Erith, a small, quiet, riverside village downstream from London, ending their three year long expedition. Rogers would later conclude his account of the voyage by stating, “This day at 11 of the clock, we and our consort and prize got up to Eriff, where we came to an anchor, which ends our long and fatiguing voyage.” . . . . . #piratehistory #piratehistorypodcast #piratesofthecaribbean #privateer #circumnavigation #pirates #pirateship #privateers #historyofpirates #piratemuseum https://www.instagram.com/p/CVA5iMmlNiQ/?utm_medium=tumblr

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189/002 168270

191/004 oah 2566

192/005 slate

193/006 continua

194/007 agustin garcia & margarita villegas / tepic

200/013 joaquin bermudes & maria felix castillon / mascota

209/022 vicente ayala & ? / zapopan

216/029 benito angel rojas & maria josefa rojas / chapala

221/034 ygnacio garamendi & andrea delgado / juchipila

235/048 aniceto monteon & luisa navarro / ocotlan

240/053 valentin araujo & eugenia fernandez / tepatitlan

250/063 severiano macias & feliciana vanegas / tepatitlan

254/067 cesario sabablia & diega velasco / ayutla

260/073 antonio nino & rosalia cedra / ahualulco

264/077 rafael padilla & josefa de la torre / tepatitlan

270/083 jesus romo & ygnacia torres / guadalajara

273/086 ramon rios & dolores mendez / guadalajara

278/091 miguel ybarra & rafaela solorzano / ameca

285/098 miguel aguallo & rosalia ulloa / nochistlan

289/102 juan jose nepomuceno villegas & victoria banuelos / colotlan

295/108 estanislao mesa & catalina villagrana / ?

296/109 manuel (?) & ygnacia real / chapala

301/114 antonio diaz & severa centeno / guadalajara

307/120 ygnacio garamendi & andrea delgado / juchipila

312/125 higinio fernandez & luz colmenero / jerez

318/131 eduardo munoz & guadalupe munoz / tlaltenango

324/137 remigio garcia & maria nieves medina / jalpa

332/145 jose maria castillo & petronila mojica / autlan

336/149 victor gomez portugal & mariana gil / guadalajara

339/152 jose flores & isabel navarro / ocotlan

347/160 eustaquio (?) sanchez & manuela morales / ixtlan

355/168 eustaquio gonzalez & juana gonzalez / tomatlan

361/174 francisco preciado & ygnacia santana / tecolotlan

367/180 jose serviano & rosalia suchil / jocotepec

376/189 jose zepeda & dolores guerrero / cocula *tree 376/189

380/193 ygnacio gallegos & guadalupe lopez / pinos

389/202 carlos ramos & paula lira / tonala

392/205 trinidad patino & maria san juana aguirre / arandas

397/210 francisco madera & teresa cacheco / zacatecas

401/214 juan diaz & jacoba fregoso / cocula

406/219 siriaco gonzalez & ygnacia delgado / jalpa

414/227 nasario villar &  antonia cesena / tepic

422/235 marcial paredes & juana maria cruz / jalostotitlan

428/241 leandro loera & pabla velasquez / guadalajara

435/248 lino navarro & trinidad perez / ?

441/254 estanislao mesa & catalina villagrana / teuchitlan

455/268 lino fregoso & lorenza souray(?) / guadalajara

458/271 jose del refugio garcia & guadalupe carrillo / nochistlan

462/275 encarnacion ramos & juliana ramirez / guadalajara

467/280 eusevio anaya & isabel mendiola / guadalajara

471/284 matias gomez & ana otero / jerez

478/291 carlos agustin hirshausen(de Hannover, alemania/from Hannover,Germany) & manuela corsini / zacatecas

487/300 secundino lopez & mauricia guerra / venado *tree 489/302

491/304 pedro magdaleno & maria guzman / encarnacion

498/311 viscencio jimenez & maria gonzalez / tepatitlan

504/317 antonio cartiyo & maria cartiyo / matehuala

511/324 rito banuelos & tomasa banuelos / mesquitic

518/331 antonio gonzalez & merced razo / ocotlan

526/339 jose maria martin & maria jesus landeros / encarnacion

533/346 lorenzo ramos & bonifacia camarillo / lagos

536/349 julian periera & pilar banuelos / jerez

542/355 gregorio lara & felipa abedoy / calvillo

547/360 domigno moreno & estefana varela / ?

554/367 eduardo gonzalez & ? / tequila

556/369 teodoro castro & atanacia castro / san cristobal

564/377 tiburcio olivares & ana hernandez / lagos

570/383 eugenio mora & victoriana mora / cuquio

576/389 laureano ortiz & rita gutierrez / huejuquilla

580/393 florentino martinez & juana evangelista moncada / san blas

585/398 francisco gallardo & micaela mora / zacatecas

591/404 ygnacio silva & ygnacia carrillo / ?

600/413 bonifacio hernandez & petra perez / tuscacuesco

610/423 marcelo muniz & petronila miranda / jerez

616/429 maximo chavez & benigna benito / venado

621/434 jose moran & maria sanchez / san jose de garcia

624/437 santiago yniguez & guadalupe garcia / yahualica

629/442 francisco gonzalez & maria jesus moreno / adoves

635/448 calixto reyes & martian castorena / rincon

639/452 onofre alonzo & vicenta ornleas / tepatitlan

644/457 pilar rovalcava & rafaela lepes / teocalitche

650/463 ? & aguastina hernandez / analco

654/467 antonio perez & francisca caldera / teocaltiche

659/472 juan nepomuceno gonzalez & vicenta carlos / tepetongo

669/482 ylario gonzalez & petronila avila / ?

673/486 yldefonzo parra & josefa carrillo / ixtlan *tree 674/487

679/492 jose maria ramos & benita (?) / sayula

682/495 andres coronel & francisca morales / aguascalientes

686/499 maximo ramos & guadalupe de luna / tepechitlan

691/504 servulo rocha & eligia ybarra / ?

694/507 juan jose castaneda & trinidad membrila / tamazula

702/515 vicente gonzalez & (?) huerta / totatiche

708/521 leonardo camposano & guadalupe aguilar / tuscacuesco

711/524 ygnacio huerta & ygnacia lopez / tepechitlan

718/531 marcial acosta & vicenta montes / ahuacatlan

723/536 antonio dena & maria villagrana / ahuactlan

733/546 bacilio martinez & calixta juarez / fresnillo

739/552 jose de la encarnacion tejeda & marcelian fuentes / arandas

744/557 rufino flores & crisanta montealvo / teul

749/562 rafael gallo & maxima reynoso / jalostotitlan

757/570 francisco placencia & quirina carrillo / cuquio

763/576 santos gonzalez & damiana romo / lagos

769/582 lazaro morales & refugio mansilla / ystlahuacan

774/587 jose maria jaimes & josefa orozco / arandas

777/590 ygnacio gonzalez & juana maria perez / banderas

783/596 pablo castaneda & aleja mercado / yahualica

788/601 antonio lopez & pioquinta magallanes / tepetongo *tree 795/608

796/609 ygnacio silva & petra garcia / jalpa

803/616 continua

804/617 oah 2566 fin

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The Campanario De Dumaguete The Campanario de Dumaguete was built upon one of the four original massive watchtowers that parish priest Don Jose Manuel Fernandez De Septien built in the 1760s to discourage Moros from Pillaging the town. The two layers which are now known as the belltower or the campanario were added during the administration of Fray Juan Felix De La Encarnacion in 1867. #instagram #philippines #wheninphilippines🇵🇭 #TrackThatTravel #thebrokebackpacker #IamATraveler #travelwithme #Makurootography #WhenInDumaguete #Dumaguete #Travel #Vacation #solotravelingisfun #DumagueteCity #DumaGeTmE #DumagetMe2017 #Gala #SoloTravel #Solo #SoloTraveller #Watchtower #Belltower #Bell #War #Memories #Campanario #1760 #1867 #Past #History (at The Bell Tower in Dumaguete City) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwkgUt2AKHd/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1b5k609e6hbbz

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WORLD’S BEST MODELS PHILIPPINES 2019 WINNERS Text and Photos by Noli A. Berioso The second edition of the World’s Best Models Philippines 2019 culminated in a grand finale last February 9, 2018 at the Green Sun Hotel in Pasong Tamo Extension, Makati City. Twenty-six young men and women aspiring models strut at the runway during 4 segments of the 2 hour show. Panel of judges includes Bb. Pilipinas International 2014 Bianca Guidotti, Supermodel Philippines 1989 runner-up Jane Umali, Belmere head Michelle Vitug Encarnacion, Joey Espino of Fashion Week, events director Cata Figueroa, Prowess Supremacy Production Chairman of the Board Joseph Stephen Santos among others. Other executive officers of Prowess Supremacy Productions were also present Jinky Baldoza - Finance Officer, Edwin Uy, President and Jaz Baldoza Creative Director. Wilson Yalung and Yumi Fernandez emerged as the top winners of World’s Best Models Philippines 2019 while Mark Valencia and Jana Riva were named World’s Best Models Travel Ambassadors2019. First runner-up honors went to Majed Saleh and Sandra Liwanag while Vic Alvaran III and shine Solis took home the 2nd runner-up positions. Winners of the competition will going to compete in international modeling competitions. The WBMP 2019 was hosted by Camille CJ Hiro and Michael Bristol

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MLB roundup: Red Sox clinch playoff spot

The Red Sox became the first team to clinch a postseason berth this season, with pinch hitter Brock Holt’s three-run home run in the seventh inning sending Boston to a 7-2 win over the visiting Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday.

Sep 11, 2018; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Red Sox pinch hitter Brock Holt (12) hits a three run home run during the seventh inning against the Toronto Blue Jays at Fenway Park. Mandatory Credit: Bob DeChiara-USA TODAY Sports

This is third consecutive trip to the playoffs for the Red Sox, which ties the longest streak in franchise history.

Holt, batting for Sandy Leon in the seventh, hit his fourth homer of the season. He has hit both of Boston’s pinch-hit homers on the year.

Chris Sale started the game for Boston, allowing one hit and hitting a batter while striking out two in one inning. The short stint was planned for his first start since Aug. 12. He went on the disabled list six days later with mild inflammation in his left shoulder.

Braves 4, Giants 1

Mike Foltynewicz became just the seventh major-leaguer this season to throw two complete games, limiting host San Francisco to six hits in Atlanta’s win.

Charlie Culberson hit a two-run home run in the fifth, helping the Braves extend their lead in the National League East to a season-best 6 1/2 games over the Philadelphia Phillies.

Foltynewicz (11-9) came within one out of becoming the first pitcher to throw two shutouts this season. Foltynewicz, who shut out Washington on June 1, walked one and struck out seven Tuesday. Atlanta posted its fourth consecutive win while San Francisco lost its 10th in a row.

Cubs 3, Brewers 0

Jose Quintana fanned seven batters in 6 2/3 scoreless innings, and host Chicago held on for a shutout of Milwaukee.

Chicago increased its lead to two games over Milwaukee in the NL Central with less than three weeks remaining in the regular season. The St. Louis Cardinals also are in the mix as they remained 3 1/2 games behind the Cubs.

Quintana (13-9), who gave up three hits and walked two, matched his single-season high for victories. The left-hander won his third straight decision and allowed two runs or fewer for the fifth outing in a row.

Cardinals 11, Pirates 5

Tyler O’Neill hit a three-run homer and Marcell Ozuna had three RBIs in St. Louis’ blowout win over visiting Pittsburgh.

St. Louis won its third straight, moving to within 1 1/2 games of Milwaukee for the top NL wild-card spot. Cardinals starter Miles Mikolas (15-4) allowed one run and five hits in seven innings.

Pittsburgh starter Joe Musgrove (6-9) struck out eight and at one point retired 14 in a row, but he allowed four runs on four hits and two walks in six innings. Corey Dickerson drove in two with a single and a double for Pittsburgh, which lost its second in a row.

Twins 10, Yankees 5

Joe Mauer capped a six-run fifth inning with a grand slam, and Minnesota roughed up New York in Minneapolis.

Mauer’s grand slam, the fifth of his career, gave the Twins a 10-1 lead and helped the Twins beat the Yankees for the first time in the last nine meetings, including last season’s American League wild-card game.

Didi Gregorius also hit a grand slam in the sixth and tripled as the Yankees fell to 4-4 on a nine-game road trip. The Yankees saw their lead in the race for the first Al wild card trimmed to two games over the Oakland A’s.

Diamondbacks 6, Rockies 3

Sep 11, 2018; San Francisco, CA, USA; Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Mike Foltynewicz (26) pitches the ball against the San Francisco Giants during the ninth inning at AT&T Park. Mandatory Credit: Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports

Ketel Marte drove in four runs, Zack Greinke pitched effectively into the seventh inning, and Arizona beat Colorado in Denver.

David Peralta homered for the third-place Diamondbacks, who moved within 2 1/2 games of first-place Colorado in the NL West. The Rockies maintained a 1 1/2-game lead on the second-place Los Angeles Dodgers.

Greinke (14-9) allowed three runs on six hits and no walks while striking out five in 6 2/3 innings. Yoshihisa Hirano got the last three outs for his first save.

Indians 2, Rays 0

Edwin Encarnacion and Yan Gomes homered, and rookie Shane Bieber picked up his 10th win as Cleveland snapped Tampa Bay’s franchise-record, 12-game home winning streak.

Bieber (10-3) struck out a career-high 11 batters while allowing just three hits and three walks over 6 2/3 innings. He improved to 6-0 in 10 career road starts.

Encarnacion and Gomes each had two hits for Cleveland, which sliced its magic number to three to clinch the AL Central title. Encarnacion’s 30th homer of the season in the sixth extended his streak of seasons with 30 or more home runs and 90 or more RBIs (96) to seven, the longest active stretch in the majors.

Astros 5, Indians 4

Tony Kemp and Tyler White hit two-run homers, Jose Altuve supplied a solo blast, and visiting Houston edged Detroit.

Kemp, Altuve and Yuli Gurriel each had two hits for the Astros, and Josh Reddick scored twice. First-place Houston maintained its three-game lead on the A’s in the AL West.

JaCoby Jones hit a three-run homer for the Tigers, who have lost the first two games of the three-game series. Jordan Zimmermann (7-7) gave up five runs (four earned) on six hits in five innings.

A’s 3, Orioles 2

Matt Chapman, Khris Davis and Stephen Piscotty each drove in a run as Oakland defeated host Baltimore in the opener of a three-game series.

The A’s have won five consecutive games. The Orioles have dropped five games in a row.

The Orioles could not do much against Mike Fiers, who went six innings and allowed one run on four hits. Fiers (12-6) struck out seven with just one walk. The right-hander improved to 5-0 in seven starts since the A’s acquired him in an August trade with the Detroit Tigers.

Reds 3, Dodgers 1

Brandon Dixon and Scott Schebler hit home runs against their former organization, and Luis Castillo pitched 6 1/3 strong innings as Cincinnati continued its winning streak against visiting Los Angeles.

The Reds, in last place in the NL Central, are now 6-0 against the Dodgers this season. They won all four games at Dodger Stadium in the first half and have won the first two games of the current three-game series. The Reds can make it a perfect 7-for-7 with a victory in the series finale Wednesday.

Dixon and Schebler were former Dodgers prospects until a trade before the 2016 season sent them to Cincinnati. Dixon’s home run in the second inning was his fifth of the season, while Schebler hit his 16th one inning later. Castillo (9-12) gave up one run on four hits with a walk and nine strikeouts.

Marlins 5, Mets 3

Jacob deGrom continued to go unrewarded during a record-breaking season when the New York ace took the loss despite allowing just two runs over seven innings as the Mets fell to visiting Miami.

The Marlins, who hadn’t played since Saturday due to back-to-back rainouts, won for just the fourth time in 12 games. The Mets have won six of nine.

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DeGrom (8-9) allowed three runs or fewer for the 26th straight start — the longest single-season streak in baseball history. Leslie “King” Cole had a string of 25 such starts for the Chicago Cubs in 1910. DeGrom gave up just three hits and two walks while striking out nine as his major-league-leading ERA rose from 1.68 to 1.71.

Nationals 3, Phillies 1 (Game 1)

Spencer Kieboom hit his first major league home run on the first pitch after losing a tooth, and batterymate Erick Fedde threw 5 2/3 innings of shutout ball, lifting Washington to a victory over host Philadelphia in the first game of a doubleheader.

Phillies right-hander Nick Pivetta (7-12) took a one-hit shutout into the fifth inning of a scoreless game before Kieboom walked to the plate with one out and spit out a tooth that had become dislodged shortly before entering the batter’s box. The catcher then belted the first pitch he saw for his first homer in 117 plate appearances.

Fedde (2-3) turned a 2-0 lead over to the Washington bullpen after limiting the Phillies to two hits in his 5 2/3 innings. He walked two and struck out a career-high nine. The win was his first since June 29.

Nationals 7, Phillies 6 (Game 2, 10 innings)

Juan Soto produced a crushing blow to Philadelphia’s playoff hopes, smacking a solo home run in the top of the 10th inning that gave visiting Washington a sweep of the teams’ doubleheader.

Soto’s heroics came after each team had rallied from three-run deficits to produce a 6-6 tie, with the Nationals getting three in the top of the ninth to extend the game.

Soto, who walked and scored as part of the ninth-inning rally, homered twice, scored three times, had three hits and drove in four runs.

Angels 1, Rangers 0

Eight pitchers combined on a two-hit shutout in Los Angeles’ victory over Texas in Anaheim, Calif.

Jose Fernandez hit his first career major league homer in the second inning, providing the Angels all the offense they would need.

After the Angels’ first six pitchers threw seven hitless innings with three walks allowed, Blake Parker began the eighth inning and retired the first batter before Isiah Kiner-Falefa lined a 91 mph fastball into right field for the Rangers’ first hit of the night.

Padres 2, Mariners 1

Wil Myers doubled home the go-ahead run off Edwin Diaz with one out in the top of the ninth inning as visiting San Diego defeated Seattle.

The Padres have won all three games they’ve played against the Mariners in 2018 and will go for a season sweep Wednesday afternoon.

Hunter Renfroe led off the ninth with a line-drive single off Diaz (0-4) on an 0-2 pitch. Eric Hosmer then lined a single to left, sending Renfroe to second. After Diaz struck out Franmil Reyes, Myers doubled down the left field line, scoring pinch runner Travis Jankowski.

Royals 6, White Sox 3

Rookie Brad Keller gave up just one run in seven innings, and Hunter Dozier drove in two runs as host Kansas City knocked off Chicago.

Keller (8-6) allowed four hits and two walks while striking out six. He retired 13 of the final 14 batters to face him in winning for the fourth time in his past five decisions.

Whit Merrifield collected two hits, two runs and two stolen bases for Kansas City.

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Carta Abierta por el injusto despido de María Inés Rodriguez del Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Burdeos

En días pasados nos enteramos del despido intempestivo de María Inés Rodriguez. Aquí la carta que ha estado circulando en francés e inglés e donde varios artistas, curadores y profesionales de museos de arte invitan a adherir la carta y protestar por el injusto despido a Maria Inés Rodríguez del CAPC de Burdeos

El 8 de marzo, el día internacional de los derechos de la mujer, nos enteramos por la prensa que Maria Inés Rodríguez será pronto retirada de su puesto como Directora del CAPC, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Burdeos. En Francia, el número de mujeres directoras, presidentes y cabezas de instituciones culturales es tan pequeño, que este anuncio marca una regresión más en la paridad del fuertemente masculino mundo del arte francés.

Estamos estupefactos ante este retiro anunciado de una excelente profesional que es reconocida interacionalmente por su curiosidad, la pertinencia de su programa curatorial, y la calidad de sus exposiciones. Maria Inés Rodríguez ha relanzado la dinámica del CAPC, con retrospectivas dedicadas de Beatriz Gonzalez, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Judy Chicago y Franz Erhard Walther, ganador del León de Oro en la 57 Bienal de Venecia, 2017. Ha brindado un lugar preponderante a la colección, que es excepcional, y la ha hecho permanentemente visible al público. Desde que fue contratada en 2013, ha promocionado el programa de ‘Amigos del CAPC’ y ha tenido éxito desarrollando colaboraciones y patrocinios, un rasgo fundamental en el rol de los directores de museo ahora que la financiación pública se ha hecho mucho más escasa. Nos inquietan los pronunciamientos realizados por Fabien Robert, Secretario Mayor de Cultura y Patrimonio. En un artículo publicado en Rue 89 Bordeaux el Secretario Mayor se pregunta abiertamente 'si el arte contemporáneo aún existe’ y afirma que le gustaría ver cómo el CAPC se convierte en en una 'vitrina’ publicitaria de la ciudad. Afirmó para Liberation que 'el CAPC ha sido sujeto de intereses’, y que él ha visitado el lugar por meses, para hacer 'soucing’ y 'benchmarking’, con el fin de definir la orientación. Somos profesionales del arte, queremos a los museos y a sus públicos. Para nosotros, transmitir el goce y la inteligencia de las obras de arte al mayor número de personas es un asunto crucial. Nos revuelve el estómago ver que, a través de los años, de una directora del CAPC a otra, recurren los mismos problemas: presiones constantes sobre la dirección del museo, que queda atrapada en los corsets de la administración municipal, falta de apoyo institucional, y el debilitamiento de la estabilidad financiera. El CAPC tiene una historia prestigiosa de importancia en el horizonte internacional. Sería un error dramático cortarla por motivaciones políticas de vista corta.  

A través de esta carta, afirmamos nuestra afiliación al CAPC (Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Boudeaux) y al programa de su actual directora. Nos permitimos interpelar al Ministro de Cultura Francés, Françoise Nyssen, por la situación en Boudeaux, donde la supervivencia del arte contemporáneo parece estar en juego.

Firmas iniciales Nick Aikens, Commissaire d’exposition, Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven; Magali Arriola, Commissaire Fondation Kadist, San Francisco; Xabier Arakistain, Commissaire indépendant, Bilbao; Leonor Antunes, Artiste; Colette Barbier, directrice Fondation d’entreprise Ricard, Paris; Virginie Bobin, commissaire d’exposition, Paris; Christian Boltanski, Artiste; Marie-Laure Bernadac, Conservatrice générale honoraire; Etienne Bernard, Directeur Passerelle Centre d’art contemporain, Brest; Lionel Bovier, Directeur du Mamco, Genève ; Caroline Bourgeois, Conservatrice, Collection Pinault, Paris; Aurore Claverie, directrice artistique de La Métive; Anne Davidian, Commissaire d’exposition; Florence Derieux, Directrice des expositions, Hauser & Wirth, New York; Patricia Falguières, Professeure, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris; Elena Filipovic, Directrice, Kunsthalle Basel; Juan Gaitan, Directeur du Musée Tamayo, Mexico; Katya García-Antón, Directrice, OCA, Oslo; Marta Gili, Directrice, Jeu de Paume, Paris; Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Artiste, Paris; Catherine Grenier, Directrice, Fondation Alberto et Annette Giacometti, Paris; Hou Hanru, Directeur artistique, MAXXI National Museum of the 21st Century Arts, Rome; Barbara Hernandez, Directrice Ecole Soma, Mexico; Sofía Hernandez Chong Cuy, Directrice, Witte de With, Rotterdam;   Evelyne Jouanno, Directrice Ars Citizen, San Francisco ; Emma Lavigne, Directrice Centre Pompidou-Metz; Elisabeth Lebovici, Critique d’art, Paris; Pablo Leon de la Barra, Commissaire d’exposition, Latin America, Solomon R Guggenheim Museum and Foundation, New York; Eric Mangion, Directeur du Centre d’art de la Villa Arson, Nice; Stéphanie Moisdon, Co-directrice du Consortium, centre d’art contemporain de Dijon. et responsable du Master Arts Visuels de l’Ecole cantonale d’art de lausanne (ECAL)... Siguen firmas

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Victor Albarracin Llanos Colombia Gabriel Perez-Barreiro New  York, New York, EE. UU. Gina McDaniel Tarver San Marcos, Texas, EE. UU. Eduardo Chavarro Barranquilla, Colombia Maria Teresa Ferreiro Santo Domingo, República Dominicana Judi Werthein North Miami Beach, Florida, EE. UU. Daniel Albero Gándara Barranquilla, Colombia Manuel Jacome Jativa Santiago, Chile Enrique Jezik Mexico City, México Fernando Escobar Neira Medellin, Colombia Stefan Benchoam Guatemala City, Guatemala Lucas Ospina Bogotá, Colombia Carmen Escolar Bogotá, Colombia Eduardo Abaroa Mexico df, México Mayra Johnson SD, República Dominicana Luz Marina Ramirez Bucaramanga, Colombia Marina Urbach New York, New York, EE. UU. Raimond Chaves Torres Barcelona, España Peio Aguirre San Sebastian, España Miranda Levy Boston, Massachusetts, EE. UU. 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Homenaje a Encarnación Fernández

Tribute to Encarnación Fernández TERESA FERNANDEZ HERRERA Directora Gral. de Cultura Flamenca. Periodista – Prensa Especializada Miércoles 9 de agosto 2023, 13 horas. Wednesday, August 9, 2023, 1:00 p.m. Ola de calor a tope incluso a la sombra. Todo sea por estar presente en el mayor homenaje otorgado a Encarnación Fernández hasta la fecha por la presidencia de la Fundación del Cante de las…

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PBA hits P200M target, thanks to late windfall from Ginebra-Meralco games at PH Arena

THE PBA tries to sustain its financial gains from the previous season as it vows to make the league more competitive in the upcoming season that opens with the Philippine Cup on Sunday at the Smart-Araneta Coliseum.

After earning P200 million in gate receipts in the 2015-16 season, the league reported that it saw a three-percent increase in sales in the recently concluded season.

“Yes, we are higher compared to last season,” PBA finance head Odessa Encarnacion said in the press launch on Wednesday. “Three percent higher than last season.”

The numbers reportedly didn’t look promising until the last Governors’ Cup Finals when the Ginebra-Meralco matchup drew a combined 144,173 fans in the last three games of the best-of-seven series at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan.

That late windfall was enough for the league to reach its target and breach the P200-million mark again.

With that, incoming league chairman Mon Fernandez is hoping to pick up from where the league left off by featuring more competitive games this season.

“Definitely, the biggest value of PBA is entertainment. As long as we make the match-ups competitive, this will make the PBA more valuable,” Fernandez said.

Asked if there are innovations for this season, Fernandez hinted of the league’s plans.

“There are a lot of plans, but we cannot reveal yet,” Fernandez said. “Definitely, what the board promises you is we will have a more exciting year and we’ll continue to delight the millions of fans of the PBA.

“We promise that with your support, we will continue to make the PBA very relevant to the Filipinos,” he added.

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Ranking the MLB divisions from toughest to easiest

It’s a general fact of life in Major League Baseball that some teams simply have more difficult roads to the postseason than others do. In 2016, the American League East produced three playoff teams and a fourth with a record over .500, while the Chicago Cubs won the National League Central by 17.5 games and had competition from only one other team over the .500 mark. Being in a weak division can give you something of an easier pass to the postseason, while a tough, competitive group can really toughen you up and give you a harder road to October.

With that in mind, we’ve ranked MLB’s six divisions from toughest to easiest entering the 2017 season.

1) American League East

There may have been an exception or two, but in general, the AL East would top this list going back a decade. Once upon a time, this was just the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. The Yankees have fallen from grace slightly, but everyone else has risen. This is the only division in baseball in which every team in it has made at least one postseason appearance since the start of 2012.

In 2017, at least three, and probably four teams can dream of October. The Red Sox have made the moves to cement their stranglehold on the division by adding Chris Sale to the equation, and it’s not far-fetched to think David Price will be a bit more comfortable in his second year in Boston. Sure, they’ll miss David Ortiz, but they’ll still have enough offense to make the playoffs.

The Toronto Blue Jays, Baltimore Orioles, and New York Yankees are in the picture, too. The Jays have lost players, but still have a powerful offense and improving pitching staff. The Orioles return many of the same players that won them 89 games in 2016. The Yankees can make noise if they get enough improvement from their younger players, too. Even the Rays are no pushovers; they’re likely the worst team in the division, but in other divisions, they could easily wind up a .500 team. Every game here will be a battle, and the winner will have earned it.

2) American League West

There’s a bit of depth to the AL West that makes it tougher than it looks on the surface. A big part of that is the fact that I’m expecting a better showing from the Houston Astros in 2017, who will push the Texas Rangers; the Seattle Mariners may be a bit overrated, but they remain a factor that could bother the top teams.

Remember, only two divisions had three teams with records above .500 — this one and the AL East.

The bottom of the division leaves a bit to desire, but even the Los Angeles Angels can offer Mike Trout. The Angels aren’t a good team, but as long as they have the best player in baseball on the roster, they can pose problems for anyone they play.

3) National League West

Home to the classic Dodgers-Giants rivalry, expect to see those two teams battling it out again for the division crown. Both are, at least in theory, good enough to contend for the World Series, which already makes this a division to watch. While these are probably the only two legitimate playoff contenders housed here, there are some interesting teams near the bottom, too.

The Colorado Rockies have made moves to improve, and even if we’re not talking playoffs yet, it’s easy to see them posing more of a challenge to their division rivals. The Arizona Diamondbacks will be healthier with A.J. Pollock back, and if a few players improve there — Zack Greinke and Shelby Miller come to mind — they can build on their 69 wins as well.

The San Diego Padres don’t exactly figure into the equation here, as they’re expecting to be among the worst teams in the league, if not the worst.

4) National League Central

The Chicago Cubs are here, and that’s enough to make anyone take notice. The rest of the division has fallen off significantly from where it was even two seasons ago.

The St. Louis Cardinals are trending in the wrong direction, as are the Pittsburgh Pirates. Neither is well-equipped to challenge Chicago for division supremacy, with the Pirates in particular having a player in their ranks who are at least a little bit disgruntled and disillusioned.

The other thing working against the NL Central is the fact that the bottom of the division is transparently in rebuilding mode. The Milwaukee Brewers and Cincinnati Reds are works in progress, and they make no secret of it.

The NL Central is a very top-heavy division that stands a good chance of producing only one playoff team, just as it did in 2016. Of course, the division’s strength gets a slight boost when the top team is a World Series winner, as the Cubs were a season ago.

5) American League Central

The AL Central has long been one of baseball’s shallower divisions, and it remains hard to figure out in 2017.

The Cleveland Indians are the obvious standout here, and they’ve brought in Edwin Encarnacion to make themselves even stronger. Two teams beneath them are at least intriguing. The Detroit Tigers were in contention to the final day of the season in 2016, but their pitching staff needs to hold up and they’re ultimately a very top-heavy team whose best days may be behind them. The Kansas City Royals came back to earth, too, and they simply haven’t been able to make a lot of additions. To make matters worse, the tragic death of Yordano Ventura has unquestionably shaken the organization to the core. And while it’s a minor concern in comparison to the loss of a teammate, the reality is Ventura was a good pitcher, and replacing him won’t be easy.

The Minnesota Twins are the wildcard here. They were the worst team in baseball in 2016, and even now, it’s hard to figure out what to make of them. There’s a lot of young talent there that could theoretically improve. The Chicago White Sox, meanwhile, are in a full-scale rebuild; while their moves set them up fantastically for the future, 2017 won’t be a good year for them.

It’s hard to see anyone seriously challenging Cleveland anyway.

6) National League East

It seems hard to believe that a division which boasted two playoff teams in 2016 would be ranked the worst in baseball, but that’s what we have here.

The Washington Nationals and New York Mets are very good, and both could make it to October again. In fact, both could make some serious noise when the playoffs come around if they are able to get there.

So what’s the difference between this and the AL Central and other divisions? Get past those two and there is absolutely nothing.

The Miami Marlins are still reeling from Jose Fernandez’s tragic death and simply don’t have the talent to contend in 2017. The Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies are both rebuilding.

Washington and New York will, more or less, be able to beat up on everyone else and do real battle when they face each other. There’s simply no depth in the NL East. The Mets and Nationals will be worth watching, but they won’t be challenged by anyone but each other.

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Matrimonios 1824, parte 1-2/2

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298/007 ynes davila & luisa santos / encarnacion

303/012 tiburcio villalobos & arcadia villalobos / lagos *tree 012

307/016 victoriano gonzalez & francisca escobedo / tlaltenango

320/029 ? & ? / jalostotitlan(missing first page)

325/034 jesus vasquez & luisa murguia / lagos

330/039 gregorio preciado & mauricia vasquez / purification

338/047 francisco cabrera & maria jesus guerrero / tepic

351/060 jose casal (from manila) & rafaela cortes / ?

354/063 pablo lopez & josefa villalpando / analco

359/068 ? & ? / tlaltenango

361/070 luciano robles & norberta de luna / tlaltenango

370/079 jose gertrudis christerna & juana rubio / ?

372/081 ? & ? / tlaltenango

383/092 jose maria morales & maria concepcion / san gabriel

389/098 jose enriquez & reyes gurrola /acaponeta

396/105 geronimo escalera & cresencia acosta / san jose de la isla

402/111 juan jose pena & josefa valdez / mascota

407/116 vicente rodriguez & merced salazar / villanueva

414/123 mariano martinez & andrea anda / lagos *tree 414/123

418/127 bernardo aguallo & magdalena barinaga / panuco

427/136 manuel fernandez & josefa gonzalez / lagos

432/141 ? & ? / ?

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447/156 antonio gonzalez & ynes de la torre / tepatitilan

453/162 antonio soltero & eduviges araiza / purification

458/167 tomas soltero & nasaria rodriguez / purification

463/172 cristoval fernandez & ysidra rodriguez / cuquio

469/178 juan flores & ? / ?

474/183 rafael cantarino & josefa alderete / jerez

482/191 atanacio romero & feliciana escobar / tonala

485/194 ? & ? / ?

489/198 pedro garcia & teresa basurto / ojocaliente

496/205 ? & ? / ?

500/209 luis claudio & maria manuela / ?

504/213 tomas gonzalez & trinidad castro / san cristobal

512/221 rafael pelayo & maria pilar buenavides / ejutla

519/228 juan ventura najara & eustaquia figueroa / juchipila

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533/242 aniceto silva & maria martina / ayutla

538/247 rodrigo paes & maxima (?) / jerez

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550/259 manuel hurtado & candelaria felix / mexticacan

556/265 cayetano alva & tiburcia alva / lagos

562/271 marcos trujillo & longina de avila / teocaltiche

568/277 francisco martinez & josefa almanza / guadalajara

570/279 manuel moreno & ? / guadalajara

574/283 ramon menezo & teodocia castillo / matehuala

581/290 pedro gomez & timotea rodriguez / cuquio

587/296 francisco xavier lopez & maria de la luz jimenez / tototlan

592/301 sebastian alfaro & trinidad villabuso(?) / sayula

599/308 rafael vasquez & petronila delgado / encarnacion

605/314 ? & ? / ?

618/327 ? & ? / ?

623/332 quirino martin & maria morad gonzalez / jalostotitlan

628/337 ubaldo posos & maxima martinez / jalostotitlan

633/342 ? & ? / huejucar

638/347 antonio hernandez & lugarda sanchez / arandas

642/351 antonio alvarez & ynes alva / encarnacion

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684/393 ? & ? / zacatecas

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719/428 ramon ornleas & rafaela navarro / ocotlan

724/433 francisco gonzalez & remigia angulo / jalostotitlan

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736/445 ? & ? / mexticacan

739/448 antonio garcia & ? / ?

745/454 jose maria gertrudis valderrama & dominga hernandez / etzatlan

751/460 pablo yanes (?) & guadalupe jaure (?) / mexticacan

758/467 dionisio castro & brigida de la luz castro / fresnillo

765/474 jose dolores famoso & maria atenco (?) / sayula

771/480 manuel cerda & justa nunez / barca

776/485 jacinto torres & matiana valencia / zacoalco

779/488 jesus contreras & trinidad zepeda / mazamitla

786/495 margarito senteno & pabla senteno / jalostotitlan

791/500 tomas gomez & guadalupe lopez / catorce

805/514 ? & ? / jalostotitlan

811/520 jose maria aranda & josefa sanchez / teocaltiche

814/523 jose maria arambulo & norberta angulo / atotonilco

823/532 rafael flores & felicitas esparza / asientos

829/538 bruno perez & juana maria medina / yahualica

834/543 jose maria perez & salvadora robles / colotlan *tree 837

839/548 julian alvarez & josefa barragan / zacoalco

844/553 juan jimenez & estefana lopez / acaponeta

848/557 teodoro martin & merced ybarra / san juan

855/564 jesus rodriguez & antonia barajas / jalostotitlan

859/568 juan de dios mejia & maria nicomides gonzalez / catorce

871/580 jacinto lopez & rafaela rodriguez / pinos

878/587 francisco contreras & petra zepeda / mazamitla

886/595 juan briseno & gertrudis garcia / san juan de los lagos

893/602 atanacio zeferino alvarez & guadalupe carlos / tlaltenango

902/611 guillermo tejeda & ysidora figueroa / juchipila

904/613 continua

905/614 oah 2514 fin

906/615 end of roll

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film 168226

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-XZ2H-B?cc=1874591&cat=29324

001 oah 2528 pt.1

002 168226

004 slate

005 principio

006 marcelino ruelas & josefa valadez / asientos

009 ygnacio jimenez & maria de la asumpcion gutierrez / jalostotitlan

015 estanislao ramirez & antonia ramirez / cocula

018 juan jose diaz & andrea santa ana / tecolotlan

025 francisco zepeda & marcelina salazar / ameca

033 antonio gonzalez & micaela robalcava / paso

039 rafael vasquez & josefa olmedo / jilotlan

043 roman munoz & ramona gutierrez / san juan de los lagos

049 marcos pinedo & josefa del hoyo / valparaiso

053 sebastian ramirez & benita gutierrez / yahualica

058 domingo mercado & marta gomez / mesticacan

064 tomas de aquino leal & ygnacia de jesus castro / zacoalco

068 teodoro ruiz & vicenta rodriguez / hedionda

073 estevan altamirano & antonia ramirez / ixtlan

080 lorenzo arraya & damasa navarro / tototlan *tree 083

085 francisco sanchez & maria de los santos sanchez / istlahuacan

091 secundino ortiz & refugio banuelos / jerez *tree 093

098 luis tejeda & marcela hernandez / teocaltiche

104 ygnacio estrada & josefa gonzalez / ocotlan

110  leocadio garcia & maria cecilia / valle de banderas

119 vicente moreno & maria trinidad rodriguez  / zacatecas

121 matias viscaino & petra romano / tepatitlan

126 jesus huerta  & maria damiana / zapotitlan

130 jose maria munoz & maria martina munoz / san juan de los lagos

136 vicente hermosillo & anastacia romo / jalostotitlan

144 juan ascencio sanchez & martina hernandez / cuquio

149 juan jose ybarra & rosalia mesa / ixtlan

155 remigio martinez & lugarda aguilar / mazamitla

162 francisco xavier lopez & maria josefa ruiz / ojocaliente

168 agapito delgado & marced chavarria / rincon

171 vicente alvarez & refugio banuelos / valparaiso

174 matias navaerrete & susana castellano / tepatitlan

181 jose rubio & leonarda ambris / cocula

187 bacilio montanes & mariana davalos / asientos

194 jose diaz & andrea flores / asientos

200 ygnacio salcido & juana cadena / cuquio

205 pio escobedo & maria jesus santoyo / lagos

214 guadalupe hernandez & antonia valdez / ixtlan

220 jose maria gomez & dolores cervantes / teocaltiche

224 anastacio torres & juana maria rivera / zapotlanejo

231-242 antonio ramirez & guillerma vasquez /san juan [1818]

rafael martin & norberta vasquez / san juan [1816]

243 fermin gonzalez & mariana padilla / lagos

251 pedro fuente & felipa facundo / hedionda

256 nicolas flores & francisca castellanos / zapotlan

259 marcial gomez & maxima diaz / yahualica

262 jose felix aparacio & timotea nievs / lagos

268 cecilio sandoval & secundina arias / tabasco

275 dionisio gonzalez & micaela preciado / atoyac

279 antonio cuellar & felipa pedrosa / encarnacion

285 pablo guzman & juana macias / arandas

295 dolores vanegas & dolores reyes  / tamazula

304 gorgonio garcia & nicolasa solorzano / ameca

310 antonio fernandez & eleuteria sanchez castellanos / bolanos

321 manuel ramos & maria de la encarnacion reyna / tlaltenango *tree 324

327 ramon hernandez & tomasa gutierrez / cuquio

334 ygnacio torres & susana contreras / salinas

338 feliciano martinez & patricia cobarrubias / yesca

351 german huerta & trinidad huerta / cuquio

357 ramon roman & carpia gonzalez / teul

362 jose maria jara & juana maria sanchez / arandas

365 antonio flores & isabel limon / rincon

367 pantaleon robalcava & manuela anrriquez / tepatitlan

372 fernando davalos & ysidora morales / hostopoquillo

377 ygnacio arroyo & manuela martinez / banas

385 tomas cabada & victoria delagado / amatlan

390 florentino vargas & policarpia tejeda / yahualica

395 angel hernandez & maria jesus luisa villegas / zacatecas

400 nieves urenda & yldefonza delgado / lagos

404 felipe aceves & guadalupe aceves / tepatitlan

408 jose maria munoz & josefa de la cruz / valparaiso

412 guadalupe de la torre & hilaria quintero / tapalpa

418 miguel mora & maria jesus gonzalez / cuquio

423 manuel gonzalez & martina camacho / mascota

429 jose maria ledesma & rafaela rovalcava / yahualica

433 casimiro araiza & guadalupe preciado / tecolotlan *trees 433

439 antonio garcia & tomasa rios / nochistlan *quezada 440

443 jose michel & maria jesus michel / ejtula

451 tedoro sanchez & josefa pinedo / tepic

456 cesario placencia & juana maria barragan / yahualica

461 juan lopez & dolores aguirre / adoves

468 jose maria campos & catarina garcia / colima

488 santiago valadez & luciana vargas / encarnacion

493 jose leon perez & antonia valle / mascota

497 mariano estrada & petra torres / colima

505 luis rovalcava & severiana carbajal / yahualica *tree 505

509 pedro navarro & jesus castellano / tepatitlan

514 mateo ruiz & bacilia cabazos / mazapil

518 francisco vasquez & epitacia de la torre / analco

522 antonio alvarez & ygnacia gonzalez / tepatitlan

528 carlos rodriguez & margarita lora / jalostotitlan

533 domingo lepe & bartola fregoso / ayutla

540 feliciano perez & nicolasa flores / cocula

544 rafael estrada & ygnacia marquez / tlaltenango

548 luis gonzalez & josefa flores / tomatlan

556 catarino alemastro & maria ygnacia / ayutla

558 jose maria medina & antonia zamora / colima

564 rodrigo llamas & nicolasa bais / tomatlan

569 jose maria marquez & prudencia sanchez / monte escobedo

575 ramon hermosillo & eligia gonzalez / san juan de los lagos

581 mateo davalos & margarita baldovines / teocuitatlan

587 ygnacio marfin & juana chrisostoma josefa morales / guadalajara

592 antonio salazar & maxima becerra / zapotlan

597 pablo salazar & antonia alvarez / calvillo

599 juan paulino garcia & reducinda sanchez / ixtlan

606 juan romero & ynoscencia hernandez / zapotlanejo

611 continua

612 oah 2528 fin

613 end of roll

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film 168216- matrimonios parte 4-1/2

https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/004720231?cc=1874591&cat=29324

001 oah 2514 pt.7

002 168216

004 slate

005 continua

006 ygnacio vargas & guadalupe gonzalez / ?

009 miguel villarreal & guadalupe estrada / mexicalingo

011 mateo macias & eduviges ramirez / lagos

017 miguel moreno & olaya ramirez / lagos

020 jesus ulloa & francisca macias / tepatitlan

025 francisco garcia & josefa olivares / zapotlanejo

028 juan diego salva & florentina de los reyes / ahuacatlan

032 francisco alvarez & margarita ruiz / tizapan

038 ygnacio gil guerrero & dolores rivera / zacatecas

045 ygnacio (?) maza & ysidora furincio / guadalajara

051 margarito rivas & decideria carrion / aguascalientes

056 miguel bolanos & maria rodriguez / san juan de lagos

060 jose maria herrera & ? / zacatecas

069 justo garcia & maria dionisia / guadalajara

074 antonio aguirre & ? / tonala

078 rafael alcantud & joaquina nieves / guadalajara

086 apolinario rivas & teodocia borjas / guadalajara

090 margarito querriquez & onofra garcia / guadalajara

094 ygnacio medel & ascencion rodriguez / guadalajara

096 benigno hernandez & romana ponce / guadalajara

103 gregorio roa & josefa urriaga / guadalajara

107 francisco valdivia & maria dolores / guadalajara

110 rafael orozco & ygnacia gomez / guadalajara

113 romualdo ricardo  macedo & juana cumplido / guadalajara

120 tomas yslas & teodocia jimenez / mexticacan

127 vicente curiel & josefa andrade / guadalajara

132 juan jose villasenor & josefa becerra / guadalajara

136 juan jose aboytes & francisca lamadrid / guadalajara

143 ygnacio elizarrasas & lugarda elizarrasas  / guadalajara

146 cristobal gomez & juana martinez / guadalajara

150 salvador guedra & josefa gonzalez / aguascalientes

154 mariano berber & benita castro / guadalajara

159 justo sanchez & maria gil donato / guadalajara

163 santiago caballero & teodocia hernandez / zacatecas

168 nicolas cendejas & maria eduviges villalobos / ?

173 jose maria guerrero & josefa gomez / cocula

181 felipe aguilar & dionisia vasquez / japalpa

186 ramon moran & ricarda romo / san jose de garcia

190 manuel gonzalez & mariana castellano / ocotlan

194 pedro compecion & mariana garcia / sayula

198 joaquin alvarez & simona de la torre / jalostotitlan

203 rafael michel & guadalupe ayala / zapotitlan

209 patricio jimenez & nepomucena sayones / jalostotitlan

216 jose maria rivera & feliz rivera / guadalajara

223 jose maria camarena & toribia saldivar / tepic

230 antonio cruz & mercedes virgen / almoloyan

239 gregorio ramirez & juana chavez / mexticacan

243 francisco sanchez & teresa altamirano / ixtlan

248 miguel flores & estefana evarista hurtado / comala

256 ramon munoz & manuela vasquez / jalostotitlan

261 rito gonzalez & dolores juaregui / mexticacan

270 marcos perez & aleja campos/ ?

274 miguel jimenez & lucia garcia / zalatutlan

280 mariano ornleas & maria luz escoto / san juan de los lagos

286 luis de luna & felipa ruiz / juchipila

294 francisco herrera & antonia solis / mexicalingo

298 juan sepulveda & teresa jesus alcorta / san blas

305 antonio santos & marcela gomez / ixtlan

312 jose maria rivera & feliz rivera / ?

314 juan jose castillon & nepomucena rubio / mascota

318 ygnacio vega & maria rodriguez / tepatitlan

322 francisco flores & mariana rios / ocotlan

330 juan garcia & rosalia hernandez / panuco

336 ramon segoviano & victoriana fernandez / cuquio

342 jacinto antonio grajeda & juana maria encarnacion barabalvino / colima

346 manuel ruiz & merced montellano / ojocaliente

352 marcelino grano & dominga ayon / totatiche

358 nicolas camacho & rufina lopez / aguascalientes

364 eduviges montoya & ramona navarro / cedral

371 eustaquio becerra & eduvige estrada / zapopan

376 mariano de luna & reyes garcia / juchipila

384 vicente rodriguez & merced salazar / colotlan

388 antonio serrano & antonia navarro / bolanos

397 pantaleon michel & margarita gonzalez / ejtula

402 jose maria albino ruelas & rosario ramos / ameca

409 jose maria ramirez & dionisia lopez / jalostotitlan

413 meliton gonzalez & maria eufracia / etzatlan

420 antonio sanchez & luisa torres / guadalajara

427 victor propesa & tiburcia martinez / asientos

432 marcos dionisio zuniga & manuela reyes / san gabriel

436 ? & ? / ?

439 jose maria salcedo & rufina leal / zacoalco

446 macedonio hernandez & maria jesus hernandez / arandas

450 deciderio flores & modesta ramirez / san juan

455 pablo macedo & ? / guadalajara

462 bernabe perez & maria de leon / cocula

465 miguel flores de abrego & maria gaviera / monclova

470 felipe gutierrez & mariana noriega / ?

478 antonio casimiro davila & manuela de la cruz / guadalajara

485 ? & ? / ?

491 mariano geronimo rivera & narcisa sanchez / guadalajara

495 vicente cardenas & josefa garcia / mazamitla

503 ascencio valdez & mariana curiel / mascota

507 ygnacio mora & rafael sanchez / yxtlahuacan

513 paulino marin & antonia camarena / tepatitlan

518 antonio hernandez & isabel valdivia / san jose de huejucar

522 jose maria martinez & faustina diaz / zapotiltic

530 luis cordero & trinidad jauregui / mexticacan

535 epitacio mercado & maria jesus gallegos / monte escobedo

540 jose guadalupe placencia & guadalupe vanegas / tepatitlan

545 teodocio lomeli & ramona lomeli / mexticacan

551 jesus martina & faustina martinez / san jose de huejucar

554 gabino sanchez & cesaria alvorado / pinos

561 trinidad grajeda & petra porres / sayula

566 anastacio medina & juana nepomucena lujan / san juan bautista

572 pablo beina & simona esparza / jerez *tree 573

576 asencio jimenez & teodocia montes / zacoalco

581 pasqual ultramarino(?) & jacinta urquisa (?) / zacatecas

586 navor renteria & gertrudis chavez / zapotlanejo

590 marcelo antonio melendes & maria de los nieves ramirez / guadalajara

593 santiago portillo & manuela carransco / guadalajara

596 continua

597 oah 2519 fin

598 end of roll