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43 Segundos
Eran los tiempos del terrible rugido. Los SACM aun resonaban subiendo el Cabrio por las mañanas. Cuando ya se acerca el mediodia, un arenero descendente baja por Gijano, con una 1650 en cabeza, a la moderada velocidad que permitia el lamentable estado de la via. En este tramo hay una pendiente espantosa, creo que llega a 24 milesimas... Saludos al maquinista!
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58:05 Minutos
The Darden Leadership Speaker Series kicks off its 2009-10 series with Ralph de la Vega, President and CEO of AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets, architect of AT&Ts exclusivity deal with Apple, and author of an upcoming book, "Obstacles Welcome: Turn Adversity To Advantage in Business and Life". Ralph is interviewed on stage by Darden alumnus (86) Walt Shill, Managing Director, North America, Accenture. Ralphs story is an incredible one: as a 10 year old he immigrated without the rest of his family to the United States from Cuba, due to the political unrest of Cuba in the 60s. As his career progressed, he was BellSouths operations manager for North Dade County in South Florida when Hurricane Andrew struck Florida causing $30 billion in damage and destroying the entire BellSouth infrastructure. Later, he oversaw the merger of Cingular Wireless and AT&T Wireless, the largest all-cash merger ($41 billion) in US history. Come hear Ralph talk about these three and three other pivotal points in his life and how he turned these obstacles into advantage.
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04:40 Minutos
WARNING!! THIS IS A SPOILER!! Chapter 20 of Mark of Zorro (1940). The classic sabre duel between Don Diego de la Vega and Captain Pasquale.
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02:37 Minutos
Songwriter/Producer de la Vega plays his version of Single by Ne-Yo at an undisclosed location. YOUTUBE www.youtube.com www.youtube.com MYSPACE www.myspace.com www.myspace.com TWITTER www.twitter.com www.twitter.com For any BOOKINGS or INQUIRIES, email importflavour@hotmail.com
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04:19 Minutos
todos gozando en la vega what a blast we had no one wanted to leave it really is paradise.
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01:44 Minutos
Excerpt from "Caracas: Informal City" (VRPO/International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam/Urban Think Tank Production, 2007).
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38 Segundos
Viaje especial a Bercedo de la ¿AAFB? con el MAN 2336-2333, cuando todavia trabajaban en Valmaseda. Aqui pasa por la estacion de Ungo-Nava dando bocinazos, cuando aun existia el paso a nivel.
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04:08 Minutos
Lutan Fyah - "St. Jago De La Vega" Music Video
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03:06 Minutos
Representación de la Quema de Balmaseda, será el 8 de Noviembre sobre las 18:00 de la tarde, en las mismas calles de la Villa, con motivo del 200 de la guerra de independencia. Balmaseda. Fiel a su afición a escenificar acontecimientos históricos, la villa más antigua de Bizkaia, Balmaseda, recordará con una representación popular la sangrienta invasión de las tropas napoleónicas. Sobre todo la jornada del 8 de noviembre de 1808, día en que, como represalia por unos ataques previos, los franceses decidieron quemar la villa por las cuatro esquinas. Un luctuoso hecho histórico que se enmarca dentro de la Guerra de la Independencia, y en el que ya están trabajando más de 400 vecinos de la mano de su Consistorio. Lourdes de la Puente, concejala de Cultura explica que "mediante la escenificación de un acontecimiento histórico preservamos y difundimos nuestra herencia del pasado, importante no sólo por ser una parte de la historia de Balmaseda, sino también de Encartaciones y del Señorío de Bizkaia". La idea de la puesta en marcha de este gran acontecimiento surge de un grupo de vecinos encabezados por José Ángel Ramón, Zarra, persona ya experta en este tipo de eventos en Balmaseda. "Tras surgir la idea, proponérsela al Ayuntamiento y tener luz verde, en estos momentos estamos elaborando el guión definitivo y los diálogos de una forma acorde a la época, para lo que primero hemos necesitado investigar en fuentes documentales y bibliográficas", desvela Zarra. Lo que sí está ...
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10:54 Minutos
LA VEGA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WAS FOUNDED BY BARTOLOMEO COLOMBO AT THE FOOT OF CONCEPCION FORTRESS WHICH WAS BUILT BY CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS IN 1494. LA VEGA WAS MOVED TO THE BANK OF CAMU RIVER AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE IN 1564. LA VEGA IS A PROSPEROUS COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING, AND TRANSPORTATION CENTRE IN THE FERTILE LA VEGA REAL REGION, WHICH YIELDS CACAO, COFFEE, TOBACCO, RICE, FRUITS, AND CATTLE. THE RAILROAD RUNNING WESTWARD FROM SANCHEZ, ON SEMANA BAY, ENDS IN LA VEGA, WHICH IS ALSO SITUATED ON THE PAVED HIGHWAY LINKING SANTO DOMINGO, THE NATIONAL CAPITAL WITH MONTE CRISTI. ANNUALLY IN FEBRUARY LA VEGA HOST "LA CARNAVAL" CELEBRATING DOMINICAN HERITAGE. THE DOMINICAN CARNIVAL IS AN EXPLOSION OF JOY. A SHOW OF CULTRUAL IDENTITY AND SPONTANEITY THAT ENCOURAGES MANY ASPECTS OF DOMINICAN SOCIETY. THIS IS EVIDENT WITH THE INCREASING POPULARITY OF CARNIVAL EACH YEAR IN FEBRUARY. THE ORIGIN OF CARNIVAL IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IS CLOSELY ENTWINED WITH ITS HOSTORY. ITS MIXED CULTURAL HERITAGE IMPARTS ITS OWN UNIQUE STYLE EVEN AS IT IS CELEBRATED IN THE DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE COUNTRY THE CREATIVITY OF THE MEN AND WOMEN IN THE PARTY IS MANIFESTED IN THE CHANTS THATS THE CHARACTERS EXCHANGE WITH THE SPECTATORS, IN THE COSTUMES OF ALL PEOPLE AND IN THE THEMES CHOSEN BY THE PROUD CLUSTERS OF PARTICIPANTS IN EVERY PARADE. CARNIVAL HAS BECOME A POPULAR ACTIVITY THAT ENCOURAGES COMPLETE FAMILY FUN FROM VERY YOUNG CHILDREN TO GROWN ADULTS. IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC EACH REGION IS EXPRESSED ...
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