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EL AVANCE, la columna #A Media Semana

📰 EL AVANCE, la columna #AMediaSemana 31/07/24 *Real del Monte, sin luz *Pachuca, inicia transición *Municipios, sin recursos *Seria denuncia *La basura y Cuauhtémoc *Arely Maya, subsecretaria

*Real del Monte, sin luz *Inicia transición *Municipios, sin recursos *Seria denuncia *La basura y Cuauhtémoc *Arely Maya, subsecretaria Un asunto que comienza a generar seria preocupación a los prestadores de servicios turísticos, es la falta de alumbrado público que desde hace días se registra en el centro de Mineral del Monte, pues resulta que el gobierno municipal que preside Alejandro…

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The Connection Between Cornish Pasties and Mexican Pastes

The Surprising Connection Between Cornish Pasties and Mexican Pastes If you’ve ever wandered along the stunning sandy shores of Cornwall, the picturesque county located at the southwestern tip of England, you’ve likely indulged in a delightful Cornish pasty or two. Remarkably, thousands of kilometers away, in the scenic mountains of central Mexico, a unique celebration is underway—an event…

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Oruç House, Mineral del Monte, Mexico - Saavedra Arquitectos

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Os dejo este vídeo, que ya tiene un tiempo, de cuando recorría tierras galaicas.

También os dejo un texto donde explica el origen y el porqué de ese “túnel” en el río.

Los romanos llegaron a Galicia y se quedaron sobre todo por ser fuente de abundante materia prima mineral y natural. Para su localización, se recorría cada rincón de la región y para la extracción del mineral se recurría a cualquier método que facilitara su explotación. En tierras de Quiroga, el Sil discurre caprichosamente formando grandes meandros y grandes valles, para así salvar la dureza de estas rocas. En uno de ellos, justo 1 km antes de que las aguas del Bibei se mezclen con las del Sil, existe un meandro que su curva describe un bucle de casi 2,5 km.

Sin embargo, las aguas del río daban esta vuelta para poder salvar una dura pared rocosa, que separaba la otra esquina del meandro en tan solo en 140 metros. Los romanos sabían que el Sil arrastraba oro, y para ello decidieron secar el meandro. ¿Y cómo? Decidieron «furar» (horadar) el monte para poder desviar el río. Así, los 2,5 km del meandro se secarían y facilitaría enormemente la tarea de la búsqueda y extracción de tan preciado metal. Fue construido en el siglo II, en tiempos del emperador Trajano.

Su construcción original constaba de un túnel de 120 m de largo por 20 m de alto. Desafortunadamente, en el año 1934, una enorme riada tiró gran parte del túnel, dejándolo en sólo 52 m, que es lo que hoy se conserva. Se trató de una de las mayores obras de ingeniería romana de la Península, lo que nos lleva a pensar en su prolífica producción de oro. Se cuenta que miles de hombres buscaban el preciado mineral y llegaban a recoger hasta 20.000 libras de oro anuales que eran enviadas, en su mayoría, a Roma.

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Translation/transcript:

Have you ever wondered what interest the UK has in occupying two islands that are 12 thousand kilometers away, over 191 years?

(Text over the image within the dark blue square: The forceful takeover of the Malvinas in 1833 wasn’t an isolated event: it answered to a policy that sought to ensure the influence of the United Kingdom on the American continent.)

The colonization of the Islas Malvinas (Falkland Islands) reveals some of the motives of the colonization that began in January 3, 1833:

Around 1 thousand kilometers away, down south, is Antarctica, territory over which the UK maintains sovereignty claims that overlap with Argentina’s and Chile’s.

(Antarctica has 70% of the world’s fresh water reserves, plus large quantities of minerals and hydrocarbons.)

To the East is the Atlantic Ocean, where the UK also has control over the Georgias Islands and Sandwich Island, Tristan da Cunha, Santa Elena and Ascensión—where the UK has an air base.

(Text within the dark blue square: the Atlantic is the most traveled ocean in the planet and brings 1.5 billion of dollars per year to the global economy.

The UK owns a chain of islands that surrounds South America: The Georgias Islands, Sandwich Island, Tristan da Cunha, Santa Elena and Ascensión.

The air base in the Ascensión Island is used together by the UK and USA.)

To the West, there’s the uninhabited Patagonia and the passages of Drake, Beagle and Magallanes, the only pathways that connect the Pacific with the Atlantic ocean beyond the Panamá canal.

(In the Pacific Ocean, the UK owns the Pitcairn Islands since 1838.)

Up North there’s South America with its invaluable riches, and the Caribbean islands that are part of the British crown, plus the tail end of the Cuenca del Plata—through which millions of tons of food are transported to the rest of the world.

(British colonies: British Virgin Islands, the Turcas and Caicos, the Bermudas, Caiman, Montserrat and Anguilla.

Members of the British commonwealth: Guyana, Barbados, Dominica, and Trinidad y Tobago.

Members of the British commonwealth that recognize UK’s monarchy as the supreme authority: Antigua y Barbuda, San Vicente and the Granadinas, Belice, Canada, Granada, Bahamas, Jamaica, Santa Lucia and San Cristóbal and Nieves.

Free sailing/travel through the Cuenca del Plata was always of interest to the UK, which culminated in the War of Parana in 1845-1850.)

Having control over the islands means having control over an enormous maritime surface, with control of maritime traffic and exploitation of fishing and hydrocarbon resources.

(The sovereignty of the Islas Malvinas also includes Islas Georgias and Sandwich del Sur, plus the maritime spaces around them, which in total constitute a surface of 2.600.000 km².

-The fishing industry in Islas Malvinas extracted 26 thousand millions of dollars in the last 40 years.

-It’s foreseen that in 2025 the oil exploitation will start in the islands.)

Maybe all of that explains why the Islas Malvinas are one of the most heavily militarized territories in the world, where the biggest military base of the southern hemisphere operates.

(The military, missile, naval and air base “Monte Agradable” is located 700km away from continental Antartida.

With around 1500 soldiers over a population of 3000 people total, the Islas Malvinas is one of the most militarized territories in the planet.)

Despite all the protests and arguments from Argentina, the UK maintains ownership of the islands for 191 years, violating the territorial integrity and Argentina’s maritime and bicontinental integrity.

Until our flag (Argentina’s) flies over the islands again, we must continue to denounce that the Islas Malvinas are and will be Argentina’s, always.

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SET FIVE - ROUND ONE - MATCH ONE

"Cueva de las Manos (Cave of Hands)" (created in several waves between 7,300 BCE and 700 CE) / "Cave of El Castillo" (c. 40,000 BP)

CUEVA DE LAS MANOS (CAVE OF HANDS): To me, it speaks to the vast continuity of humanity and human creativity. People were there and they left behind something of themselves. (cesiousblue) (also submitted by anonymous and jedi-ranger)

CAVE OF EL CASTILLO: these handprints are from el castillo cave in spain. over 40,000 years old. they were made by blowing hand-ground pigments through a hollow reed or bone onto hands placed against the cave wall. for a long time it was assumed that most cave paintings were made by adult men. a recent effort by a group of archaeologists to digitally scan and compile these (and others in nearby cave systems) have shown that about 25% of the handprints belong to children. the process of loading and blowing the pigments was a difficult one, that would have had to be done by an adult. which means that this wall, and others like it, were entirely communal. these were places where adult prehistoric humans took the time to teach their children art. over thirty thousand years before gilgamesh was committed to written language. humans were committing their children’s handprints to stone. the way they must have valued their families, their communities, their art, to go through the process of making this art with them. and not only that, but just the sheer relatability of the action itself! if you transported 40,000 years in the past you’d have little in common on a high level with the humans you’d find. you can’t really talk about your data entry job with the hunter gatherer. but you’d still get a kick out of blowing ground ochre pigment over your hand onto a cave wall. and they’d get a kick out of helping you do it. humans have always been humans. doesn’t it just make you want to fall to your knees at walmart, how beautiful it all is?  (source for nerds who care, like me: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/children-worlds-first-artists-new-study-finds-quarter-prehistoric-spanish-hand-paintings-kids-13-2084734/amp-page) (isawken)

("Cueva de las Manos" (Cave of Hands) is located in Santa Cruz, Argentina and consists of outlines of hands, as well as some depictions of animals and hunting scenes created using various mineral pigments and gypsum on rock. The paintings cover about 60 m × 200 m (200 ft × 650 ft) of the cave.

"Cueva del Castillo" (Cave of the Castle) is located within the Caves of Monte Castillo in Puente Viesgo, Cantabria, Spain. The cave consists of over depictions of human hands, animals, and geometric shapes, including the oldest cave art in the world.)

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Mineral del monte. Hidalgo. Mexico

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Another piece for Frankelda Day. Having a rap battle against a horse's skull to keep them form coming into your house and stealing your booze might be the most badass Christmas Tradition ever, tbh.

(Apparently, Mary Lwyd did make it to some parts of Cornwall and a lot of the 'Adventurers' that migrated to Mineral del Monte were Cornish, so I have some leeway to headcanon that Francisca got to participate to this tradition... unless her grandma scared people away with like holy water or something. Wouldn't put it past her.)

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Yu-Gi-Oh Go Rush 64

Phaser en su forma dragón y Yudias intenta continuar el duelo para intentar parar con esto

Trémolo explica que la familia Ryugu fluye la sangre de dragón espacial

Phaser decide recupera la conciencia decide continuar con el duelo ante Yudias

Debido a este odio a los extraterrestres se creó MIK y agregando que la familia Ryugu ha vivido en desde mucho antes que se construyera ciudad Motsuba ocultando el secreto de los extraterrestres a la vista

Cierre de poder a poder entre Yudias y Phaser, después del choque de sus Maximum lo resolvieron sus as distintos pero la estrategia de Yudias supera totalmente la de Phaser

De vuelta a la normalidad

Un mineral misterioso que atrae a los extraterrestres.

Su verdadera identidad es el fósil de un dragón cósmico, que ha estado durmiendo durante mucho tiempo en el monte Mutsuba. ¡Y esa fue la razón por la que tantos extraterrestres vinieron a Mutsuba!

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#RealDelMonte SE APOYA AL TURISMO CON MATERIALES AUDIOVISUALES

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Canned Vegetable Market Growth Insights: Forecasting Demand Trends and Competitive Analysis

The canned vegetable market has evolved significantly over the years, becoming a staple in many households around the globe. As consumer preferences shift and the demand for convenient, nutritious food options continues to rise, understanding the growth dynamics of this market becomes increasingly important. This article explores the current growth insights, forecasts demand trends, and provides a competitive analysis to better understand the future of the canned vegetable market.

Current Market Landscape

The global canned vegetable market encompasses a wide variety of products, including beans, peas, corn, carrots, and mixed vegetables. The market has experienced a steady upward trajectory, primarily driven by the increasing preference for convenient meal solutions. Busy lifestyles and the need for quick cooking options have made canned vegetables an appealing choice for consumers.

Moreover, the nutritional value associated with canned vegetables cannot be overlooked. Many consumers recognize the benefits of including vegetables in their diets, and canned options retain much of their nutritional content, making them a practical addition to meals. As health consciousness grows, the canned vegetable market is poised to thrive.

Forecasting Demand Trends

Forecasting demand trends in the canned vegetable market involves analyzing several factors that influence consumer behavior:

Convenience and Accessibility: As urbanization increases, more people are living busy lifestyles, which drives the demand for convenient food options. Canned vegetables offer a quick solution that requires minimal preparation, appealing to families, working professionals, and students alike.

Health Consciousness: The modern consumer is increasingly health-conscious, seeking nutritious food options. Canned vegetables are often rich in vitamins and minerals, making them an attractive choice for those aiming to maintain a balanced diet. Brands that emphasize health benefits in their marketing efforts will likely see increased demand.

Sustainability: Growing concerns about environmental impact and sustainability are influencing consumer preferences. Many shoppers are looking for products with sustainable packaging and responsible sourcing practices. Brands that adopt eco-friendly approaches will resonate with this demographic, driving demand for their canned vegetable products.

Product Innovation: The introduction of new flavors and organic options has the potential to capture consumer interest. Brands that innovate by offering gourmet canned vegetables or unique flavor profiles can differentiate themselves in a competitive market, catering to adventurous eaters.

Competitive Analysis

The canned vegetable market is characterized by a mix of established brands and emerging players. Understanding the competitive landscape is crucial for stakeholders aiming to navigate this market effectively.

Major Players: Key players such as Del Monte Foods, Green Giant, and Libby’s dominate the market with a wide range of products. These companies often invest in marketing and branding to maintain their market share and consumer loyalty.

Emerging Brands: New entrants focusing on organic and sustainably sourced products are gaining traction. These brands appeal to health conscious consumers seeking clean label options. They often utilize social media and e-commerce platforms to reach their target audiences effectively.

Distribution Channels: The distribution of canned vegetables is diversifying, with traditional retail channels complemented by an increasing presence in ecommerce. Brands that adapt to this shift and enhance their online shopping experiences will likely capture a larger share of the market.

Pricing Strategies: Pricing remains a critical factor in the canned vegetable market. Brands must strike a balance between offering high quality products and maintaining competitive prices. Promotions, discounts, and bulk purchase options can also influence consumer buying decisions.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the canned vegetable market is positioned for growth, driven by evolving consumer preferences and demand trends. As convenience, health consciousness, sustainability, and product innovation become increasingly important to consumers, brands that adapt to these changes will thrive. By forecasting demand trends and conducting thorough competitive analyses, stakeholders can make informed decisions that capitalize on the promising potential of the canned vegetable market. As this segment continues to evolve, understanding the dynamics at play will be essential for success in an ever competitive landscape.

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Detectan deuda de 7 millones de pesos en Real del Monte durante entrega-recepción | La Silla Rota

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Hoy he estado currando cerca de Galicia y no me podía marchar sin visitar a unos buenos amigos en A Pontenova. Os dejo una foto de estos antiguos hornos de mineral, los cuales son un pequeño reclamo turístico de la zona y también os dejo una pequeña explicación de su historia.

Lo que queda de los hornos es el vestigio del pasado industrial y del potencial minero de A Pontenova. Se dedicaban al procesado del mineral de hierro. La época de mayor esplendor llegó en 1900 con la creación de la “Sociedad Minera de Vilaoudriz” por Julio Lazúrtegui. Sus cinco chimeneas son troncocónicas con una altura de 11 metros y anchura de 4 metros.

En ellos se mezclaba la limonita con capas intermedias de carbón sometiéndolos a un proceso de calcinación a fin de separar los residuos fosfóricos, los cuales se empleaban posteriormente como abonos

En los montes de Vilaoudriz se explotaron varias minas de hierro fosfórico, se llamaron “Luisa”, Vieiro” y el grupo “Consolo-Boulloso”.

El cese total de las actividades mineras e industriales tuvo lugar en 1964.

Como curiosidad, a día de hoy se puede visitar parte de las antiguas minas que surtían de mineral estos hornos. En concreto la Mina Consuelo, donde se puede recorrer parte de sus galerías e incluso descender en tirolina como antiguamente.