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    too mobile, Alabama where it’s an urban community and a different panorama. I interviewed three individuals who lived in different parts of Alabama. Tykeylia Crenshaw is from Greenville, Alabama, which is a rural community; Erica Staley, is from Andalusia, Alabama a rural community, and Chalnadra Gooden, is from Hoover, Alabama, which is an urban community outside of Birmingham. Moving to Mobile, Alabama was a challenge for the three individuals. Their challenges, which will be discussed…

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    capital of spain is Madrid and Barcelona. The general geography of Spain is the Meseta Plateau which is rarely flat, and is in reality a mostly hilly highland area divided by the Cordillera Central (mountains). Now the climate Unless you're in Andalusia, the year starts cold in Spain. Hardest hit are the high altitude central cities like Salamanca, Madrid and Toledo. In Spain winter is a bad thing because they lose all their tourist and make no money. Christmas in Spain usually starts on…

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    What Is Islamic Art?

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    NOT GAP SINCE IT COULD VE SAID ANDALUSIA INSPI) Even within a recurring theme that seems similar for a non-specialist there are differences that show the field of Islamic art is no unity. The Tropenmuseum and the Gemeentemuseum The Hague together organized an exhibition in 2013 called “Escher…

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    He was born Juan de Yepes y Álvarez[3] into a converso family (descendents of Jewish converts to Christianity) in Fontiveros, near Ávila, a town of around 2,000 people. when in 1529 he married John's mother, Catalina, who was an orphan of a lower class, Gonzalo was rejected by his family and forced to work with his wife as a weaver. In 1563[11] he entered the Carmelite Order, adopting the name John of St. Matthias. The following year (1564)[12] he professed his religious vows as a Carmelite and…

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    Illustration “My Favorite Best Scene” -When Santiago was still in the abandoned Church at Andalusia taking care of the flock of sheep. The Alchemist -I chose that scene because I find it very simple. Santiago is taking up his sheep and playing with them. Also the story ended that the real treasure was at the abandoned Church. It simply says…

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    Muslim Moors In Spain

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    irrigation methods (already practised my Moors in North Africa and Syria) to Spanish farmers also helped drive agricultural development as previously barren land was made productive through these methods (Cobb, 1963). The multicultural nation of al-Andalusia also meant that the different religions were able to share academic knowledge with one another. By the first half of the 12th century, many philosophical and astrological texts were translated from Arabic to Latin and vice versa e.g.…

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    persistence and tenacity will allow you to achieve your goals despite set-backs and adversity. In “The Alchemist” a poor shepherd, Santiago, begins his hero's journey in the pursuit of happiness, fame and fortune. He leaves his comfort zone in Andalusia and overcomes his fear by listening to his heart. He sets off to find treasure, but along his occasionally impossible and painful journey, he learns wisdom and develops a moral code to live by: don’t let greed blur your vision, enjoy the…

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    men’s fashion for over a century. Further south, the Spanish mantilla, a lace or silk shawl worn over the head and shoulders, grew in popularity with women during the 17th and 18th centuries. Some historians believe they may have originated in the Andalusia region in the 1500s, influenced by Muslim women from neighbouring areas in North Africa. The mantilla was, and is still today, an item of fashion, modesty and piety worn at festive and formal…

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    Casablanca 20th Birthday

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    with few sparkling stars. Looked like a pretty midnight blue cocktail dress. The restaurant where the party took place overlooked the sea; the waves and the birds sound was so relaxing and calming to the ear. The music she chose was the Famous Andalusia/Moroccan music, and some flamenco dance. Almost everybody enjoyed and danced that evening. My daughter was so happy; she danced all…

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    The Plot Twist of Men and Women Stereotypes In Pushkin’s The Stone Guest Don Juan is known for his seductive past, who is now willing to devote his life to Doña Anna while surrendering all of the other women he admires. Yet, Pushkin’s character Laura also has seductive tendencies, but she has no regard in settling down. Unfortunately in the 21st century women are known for their sex appeal and Laura’s character happened to enhance how women are portrayed today. Women and men may indeed live on…

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