#Jonathan Hurtado

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Jonathan Hurtado by Anthony Amadeo

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2024 Off season moves:

Coaching changes Mariia Alieva/Yehor Barshak 🇬🇪 WISA ➡️ Young Goose (Matteo Zanni) Diana Davis/Gleb Smolkin 🇬🇪 WISA ➡️ IAM Xiao Zixi/He Linghao 🇨🇳jr - IAM

New teams Hana Mariia Aboian/Daniil Veselukhin 🇺🇸 jr Madeleine Breau/Namu Lee 🇰🇷 jr (Wing/Lowe) Maxine Weathersby/Oleksandr Kolosovskyi 🇦🇿 Dana Sabatini-Speciale/Danny Kaye 🇮🇹? jr Vanessa Pham/Anton Spiridonov IAM Audra Gans/Gabriel Liu 🇨🇦 jr IAM Annabelle Morozov/Jeffrey Chen MIDA Madison Tong/Michael Boutsan 🇨🇦 jr Amy Cui/Jonathan Rogers 🇺🇸 - Novi Summer Homick/Nicholas Buelow 🇨🇦jr -Mariposa Harlow Stanley/Seiji Urano 🇲🇽 Mexico - WISA

Teams ending partnerships Molly Lanaghan/Dmitre Razgulajevs 🇨🇦 Mariia Holubtsova/Kyryl Bielobrov 🇺🇦 Adrienne Carhart/Oleksandr Kolosovskyi 🇦🇿 Kristina Bland/Matthew Sperry 🇺🇸 jr Maria Kazakova/Georgi Revia 🇬🇪 Misato Komatsubara/Tim Koleto 🇯🇵 (IAM) Emmy Bronsard/Jacob Richmond 🇨🇦 (IAM) Helena Carhart/Volodymyr Horovyi 🇺🇸jr (Zueva) Jenna Hauer/Benjamin Starr 🇺🇸 jr Yahli Pederson/Jeffrey Chen 🇺🇸jr (MIDA) Jinny Kim/Namu Lee 🇰🇷jr (Wing/Lowe)

Choreographer Juulia Turkkila/Matthias Versluis RD FD by Massimo Scali Auréa Cinçon-Debout/Earl Jesse Celestino FD by Jean-Luc Baker Elliana Peal/Ethan Peal RD by Anjelika Krylova Lauren Batkova/Jacob Yang 🇨🇿jr RD by Charlie White and Tanith White Alicia Fabbri/Paul Ayer FD by Zach Donohue Yuka Orihara/Juho Pirinen RD FD by Massimo Scali Emilea Zingas/Vadym Kolesnik FD by Benoit Richaud Mariia Pinchuk/Mykyta Pogorielov FD by Kirill Khaliavin & Sara Hurtado Koncius/Shchepetov (MIDA) FD by Jean-Luc Baker Flores/Desyatov (WASA) Kaitlyn Weaver Homick/Buelow (Mariposa) Kaitlyn Weaver Neset/Markelov (WASA) Kaitlyn Weaver

Program music: Smart/Dieck RD: Janis Joplin, Piece of My Heart Xiao Zixi/He Linghao RD: Hit the Road Jack? Koncius/Shchepetov FD: Romeo & Juliet Utana Yoshida/Masaya Morita RD: Be-Bop-a-Lula, Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On Elliana Peal/Ethan Peal FD: Pearl Harbor Azusa Tanaka/Shingo Nishiyama RD: September, Sir Duke, Land of a Thousand Dances Larson/Kapran RD: Sweet Charity. FD: Love Story Hana Maria Aboian/Daniil Veselukhin jr RD: Blondie Heart of Glass. FD: Mozart Lucy Hancock/Ilias Fourati RD: Donna Summer (Love to Love You Baby/Bad Girls) Layla Karnes/Liam Carr RD: Beatles (Come Together/Twist and Shout/Get Back Madison Tong/Michael Boutsan RD: Fame (movie) Sophia Gover/Billy Wilson-French FD: Burlesque Carolane Soucisse/Shane Firus FD: Harry Connick, Jr: It Had to be You from When Harry Met Sallly Auréa Cinçon-Debout/Earl Jesse Celestino FD: The Artist (soundtrack) Bashynska/Beaumont RD: Lady Marmalade, Le Freak

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El polémico nombramiento del nuevo gerente del distrito de B/bermeja

El joven ciudadano que aparece en lado izquierdo de esta fotografía – junto al ex gobernador de Santander Mauricio Aguilar Hurtado – es el ingeniero químico Javier Orlando Acevedo Beltran oriundo de Socorro (Santander), muy cercano al llamado Clan Aguilar y a quien el Alcalde de Barrancabermeja Jonathan Vázquez nombró como nuevo “Gerente de Proyectos Estratégicos de Barrancabermeja”. Continue…

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EMPRENDEN EL VUELO PARA ENFRENTAR A CHIVAS

Ciudad Juárez, Chih., viernes 30 de agosto de 2024.-Los Bravos de Juárez emprendieron el vuelo a la ciudad de Guadalajara este viernes para enfrentar el día de mañana a Chivas en el duelo correspondiente a la Jornada 6 de la Liga MX.

Los dirigidos por Mauricio Barbieri buscarán sumar sus primeros tres puntos del torneo en su visita a la Perla Tapatía. El último duelo entre ambas escuadras fue en la Jornada 6 del Clausura 2024 con victoria para los rojiblancos 2-1 en el estadio Akron.

Los convocados para este partido son:

Benny Díaz Arturo Delgado Moisés Mosquera Javier Abella Denzell García Dieter Villalpando Guilherme Castilho Edson Da Silva Avilés Hurtado Óscar Estupiñán Jairo Torres César López Alex Méndez Haret Ortega Jonathan González José Manríquez Diego Campillo Ángel Zaldívar Jesús Venegas Aitor García Ralph Orquin Carlos Salcedo

El partido dará inicio en punto de las 5:05 pm en el estadio Akron y será transmitido a través de Chivas TV en México y Telemundo en Estados Unidos.

Árbitro: Adonai Escobedo. (Prensa FC Juárez)

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Glenda Morejón y David Hurtado brillan en la marcha de 20 km

Fuente: Fed. Ecuatoriana Con excelentes actuaciones acaba de iniciarse -este sábado 25 de febrero- el Campeonato Nacional de Marcha de Ecuador, en homenaje al profesor Luis Chocho San Martín y con categoría internacional. Las primeras definiciones, en los 20 km, tuvieron como vencedores a la recordista sudamericana y ex campeona mundial junior Glenda Morejón y al ascendente David Alexander Hurtado en su mejor performance sobre la distancia. Hurtado logró los 20 km. masculinos en 1:19:24, marca que lo eleva al quinto puesto de la lista sudamericana all-time. Se trata del séptimo marchista que baja la barrera de 1:20 (David tenía 1:20.31 desde el año pasado en la famosa prueba Cantones de La Coruña). Jordy Jiménez fue ahora su escolta con 1:21:29, quedando la medalla de bronce para Jonathan Amores con 1:25:36. Los atletas que acaban de pasar a la categoría mayores ocuparon los lugares siguientes: Terry Villacorte con 1:32:51, Josué López con 1:34:20 y Saúl Wamputsrik con 1:42:04. Morejón, buscando recuperar su mejor forma en la distancia, se lució con 1:29:37 para encabezar la prueba femenina, seguida por Paula Milena Torres con registro personal de 1:30:34, que la ubica en el top 10 histórico de nuestra región, quedando tercera la recordwoman boliviana Angela Melania Castro con 1:33.58. La campeona panamericana Karla Jaramillo fue cuarta con 1:36:18. Glenda es la poseedora del récord con 1:25:19 desde hace cuatro años en La Coruña. El Campeonato prosigue con los 35 km. de mayores y con las pruebas para todas las categorías. Read the full article

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Featured in our Weekend Feast today is the excellent photography of Carlos Mora in the editorial All Eyes On Jonathan Hurtado posing in Swimwear by Halongbay for Maximo Magazine and so much more:

https://www.menandunderwear.com/2020/02/weekend-feast-with-jonathan-taryl-new-camo-briefs-and-so-much-more.html

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Jonathan Hurtado

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Urtarrijazz '22: Terela Gradín - Armónica LeWhisky - Move Quartet - UrtarriJam Session - Txeih Jazz Factory (Civivox San Jorge, Pamplona. Enero de 2022) Por Sera Martín y Pachi Tapiz [Conciertos de jazz]

Urtarrijazz ’22: Terela Gradín – Armónica LeWhisky – Move Quartet – UrtarriJam Session – Txeih Jazz Factory (Civivox San Jorge, Pamplona. Enero de 2022) Por Sera Martín y Pachi Tapiz [Conciertos de jazz]

Urtarrijazz ’22 Civivox San Jorge, Pamplona (Navarra) Fecha: 15 de enero de 2022. 19:30 Grupo: Terela Gradín Sings Caymmi Terela Gradín: voz; Luis Giménez: guitarra; Jonathan Hurtado: órgano; Marcelo Escrich: contrabajo; Juanma Urriza: batería y percusión   Fecha: 21 de enero de 2022. 19:30 Grupo: Armónica LeWhisky Íñigo Porto: armónica; Íñigo Segura: guitarra; Marcelo Escrich:…

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yoursamaya: Europeans 2020 Graz Ice Dance FD 🇫🇷 🇵🇱 🇪🇸 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 .

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Picture Time 📸 | Foto Oficial 19/20

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2021 CS Lombardia Trophy & Russian Senior Test Skates: Info & Streaming

The Challenger Series begins this week with Lombardia Trophy! Senior Russian skaters will also debut their new programs at the annual test skate event. Subscribe to our calendar to get event times in your own time zone!

LOMBARDIA TROPHY

Results & schedule | Entries | Facebook | ISU

Type: Challenger Series When: Sept. 10-12 Where: Bergamo, Italy Level & disciplines: senior ladies, men, ice dance, pairs (non-Challenger)

Schedule & Youtube Streams (UTC+2)

9/10: Women’s SP 11:00; Men’s SP 15:30

9/11: Rhythm Dance 11:15; Women’s FS 14:15; Pairs’ SP 19:50

9/12: Men’s FS 12:00; Free Dance 16:00; Pairs’ FS 19:35

Notable entries: Adam Siao Him Fa, Morisi Kvitelashvili, Daniel Grassl, Tomoki Hiwatashi, Yaroslav Paniot, Eva-Lotta Kiibus, Ekaterina Kurakova, Alexia Paganini, Alysa Liu, Audrey Shin, Laurence Fournier-Beaudry/Nikolaj Sorensen, Sara Hurtado/Kirill Khaliavin, Charlene Guignard/Marco Fabbri, Christina Carreira/Anthony Ponomarenko, Molly Cesanek/Yehor Yehorov, Nicole Della Monica/Matteo Guarise

How to watch: Free livestreams on Youtube (direct links above)

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RUSSIAN SENIOR TEST SKATES

Entries & schedule | SP Starting order | Channel One website

Type: Domestic test skates When: Sept. 11-12 Where: Chelyabinsk, Russia Level & disciplines: senior ladies, men, ice dance, pairs

Schedule (UTC+5)

9/11: Rhythm Dance 14:00; Men’s SP 15:25; Pairs’ SP 16:45; Women’s SP 17:50 [Livestream]

9/12: Free Dance 14:00; Men’s FS 15:30; Pairs’ FS 17:05; Women’s FS 18:15 [Livestream]

Entries:

Women: Kamila Valieva, Alena Kostornaia, Elizaveta Nugumanova, Sofia Samodurova, Kseniia Sinitsyna, Alexandra Trusova, Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, Daria Usacheva, Maiia Khromykh, Anna Shcherbakova

Men: Dmitri Aliev, Petr Gumennik, Artur Danielian, Makar Ignatov, Mikhail Kolyada, Mark Kondratiuk, Andrei Mozalev, Alexander Samarin, Evgeni Semenenko

Ice dance: Angelica Abachkina/Pavel Drozd, Diana Davis/Gleb Smolkin, Tiffani Zagorski/Jonathan Guerreiro, Annabelle Morozov/Andrei Bagin, Victoria Sinitsina/Nikita Katsalapov, Anastasia Skoptcova/Kirill Aleshin, Elizaveta Khudaiberdieva/Egor Bazin

Pairs: Karina Akopova/Nikita Rakhmanin, Iuliia Artemeva/Mikhail Nazarychev, Aleksandra Boikova/Dmitrii Kozlovskii, Iasmina Kadyrova/Ivan Balchenko, Anastasia Mishina/Aleksandr Galliamov, Evgenia Tarasova/Vladimir Morozov

How to watch: Free livestreams on 1tv Youtube (available worldwide) and 1tv website (geoblocked).

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Jonathan Hurtado by Anthony Amadeo

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2018 Olympic Prep Challenge! Day 9!

Teams You Hope Have A Breakthrough Season

Sara Hurtado and Kirill Khaliavin

In my eyes, this team should be the one representing Spain at the Olympics. They are the reigning national champions and are 100% deserving to compete at the world stage. Rooting for them all the way!

Aleksandra Stepanova and Ivan Bukin

I love this team. I love their dynamic and unique elements. Hope their new programs are spot on. A young team with lots of potential, I see this pair going far beyond 2018. 

Tiffany Zahorski and Jonathan Guerreiro

I'm so happy that they made a coaching change! Hope Elena Kustarova could whip up something really lovely for them. I see potential in this team.

Natalja Zabijako and Alexander Enbert

I hope Nina Mozer gave them amazing programs this season. I liked their free skate last season, but I certainly hope to see more difficult technical elements. I wish them all the best!

Valentina Marchei and Ondrej Hotarek

I really love their team dynamic! Their free skate last season was the bomb! Hope they do very well this season and be Italy’s #1 Pair Team! 

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BRAVOS GO HOME!!

Denver, Colorado.-Los Bravos de Juárez pierden 3-2 ante Colorado Rapids y culminan su participación dentro de la Leagues Cup 2024.

El partido inició con un Bravos propositivo en busca de conseguir el gol y rápidamente al minuto 2’ estuvieron cerca de conseguirlo con un tiro centro por parte de Dieter Villalpando que complicó a Zack Steffen. Posterior a eso Bravos comenzó a tener mayor tiempo el esférico por medio del mismo Dieter Villalpando y Diego Campillo quienes comenzaron a tener mayor protagonismo en el encuentro. Sería el mismo Diego Campillo quien sería factor para abrir el marcador ya que un disparo suyo complicó a Zack Steffen quien tras el remate dejo el rebote dentro del área para qué #29 Ángel Zaldívar simplemente empujara el balón al fondo de las redes para marcar el primero en el partido y su segundo tanto en el torneo. Con el pasar de los minutos Colorado Rapids empezó a adelantar sus líneas para intentar robar el balón en cancha rival y dicha presión hizo efecto cuando al 28’ en un exceso de confianza por parte de Francisco Calv,o Rafael Navarro le robaría el esférico dentro del área y serviría a Jonathan Lewis para empatar el encuentro 1-1.

El gol del empate sería un golpe duro para los dirigidos por Mauricio Barbieri que no pudieron reponerse y empezaron a desajustar sus líneas, situación que aprovecharía Colorado Rapids y fue al 43’ que tras ganarle las espaldas a la defensiva juarense, Jonathan Lewis sería nuevamente determinante al provocar, en una jugada polémica, un penal por una mano de Javier Abella que fue a revisar y señalar a través del VAR el silbante y fue #10 Djorge Mihaolivic quien desde los once pasos vencería a Sebastián Jurado para darle la vuelta al partido en los minutos finales del primer tiempo para irse al descanso con la ventaja en el marcador. Para la segunda mitad se hizo presente la lluvia lo que provocó que el encuentro cayera en una serie de imprecisiones por parte de ambos conjuntos y el conjunto de Colorado quien aprovecharía esta situación por medio de un tiro esquina para aumentar la ventaja al 58’ cuando #14 Calvin Harris tras una serie de rebotes puso el 3-1 que parecía liquidar el cotejo. Sin embargo, Mauricio Barbieri movió sus piezas en busca de acercarse en el marcador con los ingresos de Diego Valoyes y Avilés Hurtado y sería el dorsal #18 quien provocaría una acción dentro del área con un recorte que hizo que lo derribaran para que el silbante tuviera que ir a revisar la jugada al VAR y señalar la pena máxima a favor de Bravos y sería el propio Avilés Hurtado quien desde los once pasos pondría el 3-2 al 68’ para darle mayor dramatismo al encuentro. Bravos siguió insistiendo por todas las vías en búsqueda de igualar el marcador ante un Colorado Rapids totalmente metido en su área y estuvo a nada de conseguirlo prácticamente en la última jugada del encuentro cuando Ángel Zaldívar controló el balón a linderos del área y tras un par de amagues habilitó dentro del área a Diego Valoyes quien sacó un disparo potente que se fue apenas centímetros por encima del arco comandado por Zack Steffen para así concluir el encuentro y por ende concretarse la eliminación del conjunto fronterizo en el certamen. Xl de Bravos: Sebastián Jurado, Javier Abella, Moisés Mosquera, Francisco Calvo, Ralph Orquin, Jonathan González, Diego Campillo, Jairo Torres, Aitor García, Dieter Villalpando y Ángel Zaldívar. Xl de Colorado Rapids: Zack Steffen, Keegan Rosenberry, Lalas Abubakar, Andreas Maxso, Samuel Vines, Connor Ronan, Cavin Harris, Cole Basset, Jonathan Lewis, Djorge Mihailovic y Rafael Navarro. ::.

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What are you reading lately?

The books I have finished reading throughout the past couple of months of the pandemic are in a pile about three feet away from me, so I can tell you exactly what I’ve been reading!

•Crucible: The Long End of the Great War and the Birth of a New World, 1917-1924 by Charles Emmerson (PublicAffairs, 2019: BOOK | KINDLE) -- This is hand-down the best book I’ve read this year. I love the unique way that Emmerson structured the book with vignettes that focus on the people, places, or events of the era. I can’t recommend it highly enough. •The Pope Who Would Be King: The Exile of Pius IX and the Emergence of Modern Europe by David I. Kertzer (Random House, 2018: BOOK | KINDLE) -- Kertzer’s books on the Papacy are always meticulously researched and feel like novels. This one is no different, and doubles as a history of the birth of modern Italy and a biography of the longest-reigning Pope in history, Pope Pius IX.  •Moscow, December 25, 1991: The Last Day of the Soviet Union by Conor O’Clery (PublicAffairs, 2012: BOOK | KINDLE) -- Speaking of books that read like novels, this book is impossible to set aside until later and feels like a Netflix series dying to be made. With main characters like Mikhail Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin -- and their deep dislike for one another -- you can’t go wrong. •How to Be a Dictator: The Cult of Personality in the Twentieth Century by Frank Dikötter (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2019) -- A timely book about the path to authoritarianism taken by dictators which should feel very familiar to Americans in 2020. •438 Days: An Extraordinary True Story of Survival at Sea by Jonathan Franklin (Atria Books, 2016: BOOK | KINDLE) -- An incredible story of survival and perseverance. •Black Wave: Saudi Arabia, Iran, and the Forty-Year Rivalry That Unraveled Culture, Religion, and Collective Memory in the Middle East by Kim Ghattas (Henry Holt & Co., 2020: BOOK | KINDLE) -- This is a must-read for those with an interest in the Middle East that reveals so much about that region and about how differing theological interpretations of Islam have changed the world over the past four decades beginning with the Iranian Revolution and 1979 siege of Mecca. •The Contender: The Story of Marlon Brando by William J. Mann (Harper, 2019: BOOK | KINDLE) -- An interesting but ultimately disappointing biography of one of the greatest actors in history. The book does a thorough job of showing Brando’s early life and the first half of his career, but the last 30 years of his life are glossed over pretty quickly. •A Thread Across the Ocean: The Heroic Story of the Transatlantic Cable by John Steele Gordon (Harper Perennial, 2003) -- This is a wonderful book about one of the most overlooked -- and most remarkable -- technological achievements of the past 200 years. •Jefferson Davis Gets His Citizenship Back by Robert Penn Warren (University of Kentucky Press, 1980: BOOK | KINDLE) -- A short and nimble study on the Confederate President, his place in the South, and the South’s place in the overall country by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of All the King’s Men who was also a Southerner and happened to be born in the same Kentucky county as Davis. •Spy of the First Person by Sam Shepard (Vintage Books, 2018: BOOK | KINDLE) -- I don’t read a ton of fiction and I rarely re-read books, but the exception to both of those rules is Sam Shepard. This was the final book that Shepard wrote, struggling to finish it (with the help of Patti Smith) as he was dying of ALS. I read it again in July around the third anniversary of Shepard’s death. •Of Orcas and Men: What Killer Whales Can Teach Us by David Neiwert (The Overlook Press, 2016) -- I’m not entirely sure what motivated me to order this book, but I was so glad I did. I learned so much about killer whales while reading this and found myself stunned at their intelligence and the fascinating behavior of the orcas. I also found myself watching pretty much every video of killer whales that I could find on YouTube after finishing the book. They are just amazing animals and we owe it to them, to ourselves, and to our world to protect them in the wild and release them from captivity. •James Monroe: A Life by Tim McGrath (Dutton, 2020: BOOK | KINDLE) -- There are not a ton of relatively recent biographies of James Monroe, so this deeply-researched study is a welcome addition. Among the Founding Fathers who became President, Monroe is often overlooked, but historians today regularly rank him as one of the greatest Presidents in history and, during his own time, he was tremendously popular -- probably more popular than anybody other than George Washington. •King George V by Kenneth Rose (Knopf, 1984) -- This was definitely a pretty random choice to read, but I had seen a documentary about the role King George V and Queen Mary played in saving the British monarchy in the aftermath of World War I as royals throughout Europe were losing their crowns and decided to read more about the King. •Haakon VII of Norway: Founder of a New Monarchy by Tim Greve (Hurst, 1983) -- I’ve always thought that King Haakon VII was an impressive historical figure, particularly with his refusal to capitulate to the Nazis during World War II and efforts to inspire Norwegian resistance after he and his family were forced to flee the German invasion. I’ve never been able to find a definitive, English-language biography of Haakon VII, but was happy with this book which is pretty short but better than nothing. And after reading this book, I enjoyed watching the 2016 Norwegian film The King’s Choice about the Norwegian royal family’s actions during the invasion of Norway by Nazi Germany. I still hope to someday find a more in-depth, definitive, English-language biography of King Haakon VII. •Illustrissimi: Letters from Pope John Paul I by Albino Luciani/Pope John Paul I (Little, Brown & Company, 1978) -- This is a really unique book by Pope John Paul I, who only served as Pope for 33 days before dying in 1978. In the book, Pope John Paul I writes letters to famous people -- some who were real and some who were characters in literature or plays -- throughout history, many who lived and died long before the Pope was born, and uses the letters as teaching tools and unorthodox vehicles for spreading the Gospel and sharing philosophical lessons. It’s a very creative and original way for a pastor to reach his flock, but was very much on-brand for the charismatic and down-to-earth Pope. •The Iran-Iraq War by Pierre Razoux (Belknap Press of Harvard University, 2015: BOOK | KINDLE) -- An in-depth study of the longest conventional war of the 20th Century, and one of the bloodiest conflicts since World War II. •John Sutter: A Life on the North American Frontier by Albert L. Hurtado (University of Oklahoma Press, 2008) -- Probably the most definitive biography ever published of John Sutter, the Swiss-born settler who helped build my hometown of Sacramento. Sutter’s Fort was one of the most important settlements west of the Mississippi during the mid-1800s, an outpost that hosted scores of the pioneers and explorers seeking a new life on the American frontier. Sutter also owned the mill in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada where the discovery of gold triggered the California Gold Rush which ultimately ruined Sutter financially.

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INSTANTZZ: Terela Gradín Sings Caymmi (Urtarrijazz '22. 2022-01-15) [Galería fotográfica AKA Fotoblog de jazz, impro… y algo más] Por Sera Martín

INSTANTZZ: Terela Gradín Sings Caymmi (Urtarrijazz ’22. 2022-01-15) [Galería fotográfica AKA Fotoblog de jazz, impro… y algo más] Por Sera Martín

Urtarrijazz ’22 Fecha: 15 de enero de 2022. 19:30 Lugar: Civivox San Jorge, Pamplona (Navarra) Grupo: Terela Gradín Sings Caymmi Terela Gradín: voz Luis Giménez: guitarra Jonathan Hurtado: órgano Marcelo Escrich: contrabajo Juanma Urriza: batería y percusión © Sera Martín, 2022 Más información sobre Terela…