The presentation that the Spanish delegation showed in Godollo, Hungary, during our comenius project visit to Hungary in November, 2010
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This document provides a tour of Spain and the Cantabria region, highlighting several important locations and features. It describes Spain as a small country with many diverse regions and contrasts. Several iconic Spanish locations are mentioned, including the Alhambra in Granada, Park Güel in Barcelona, and the Roman theatre in Mérida. It then focuses on Cantabria in northern Spain, noting several towns and natural areas like caves and forests. The document concludes with a tour of a school in Cantabria, showcasing the different classrooms and facilities.
The document provides a historical overview of Spain, including early settlers in Spain like the Phoenicians, Iberians, Celts, and Greeks. It then discusses key events like the marriage of Isabel and Fernando that led to the reconquest of Spain and Christopher Columbus' discovery of America. More recently, it outlines the rule of Franco from 1939 to 1975 and the ascension of King Juan Carlos I. It also briefly describes the geography, climate, and political divisions of Spain.
This document provides an overview of the environment in Spain, the Valencian Community, and the towns of Vall d'Alba and Cabanes. It discusses the population and some highlights of Spain and its capital Madrid. It then focuses on the Valencian Community, describing the provinces of Valencia, Alicante, and Castellón, and noting some of their largest cities and popular tourist destinations. It concludes by briefly introducing the small towns of Vall d'Alba and Cabanes.
The document summarizes the Camino de Santiago, one of the most important pilgrimage routes in medieval Europe, stretching from Paris, France to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. There are four main routes pilgrims took across France. Key stops along the route are described, including Tours, Poitiers, Bordeaux, Pamplona, Puente de la Reina, Burgos, León, Astorga, Ponferrada, and culminating in Santiago de Compostela, where the remains of St. James are said to be buried. The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, begun in 1075, was the focal point for pilgrims completing the journey.
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Salamanca is a city located in western Spain along the Tormes River. It has a population of around 154,000 people and is the capital of the province of Salamanca. The climate is moderate with cold winters and hot summers. Some of the most important landmarks include the Plaza Mayor, Campo de San Francisco park, and the Old and New Cathedrals. The University of Salamanca, founded in 1218, is one of the oldest universities in Europe and an important part of the local economy. Famous natives of Salamanca include writer Carmen Martín Gaite and mathematician Zacut Abraham.
Málaga is an ancient city located in Andalusia, Spain that has been continuously inhabited for over 2,800 years. The archaeological remains from Phoenician, Roman, Arabic, and Christian civilizations represent Málaga's rich 3,000 year history. A major festival called the Feria de Málaga has taken place annually since 1491 and features bullfighting, flamenco music and dancing, and celebrations throughout the city. Popular tourist attractions include Picasso Málaga art museum, Costa del Sol coastline, Málaga Cathedral, Sea Life aquarium, and Jorge Rando art museum. The best ways to travel to Málaga are by train or bus.
Presentation of Spanish students. Comenius Project.Jara SM
Spain has many historical monuments and buildings, including the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, the Oceanographic in Valencia, and the Alhambra in Granada. Some of the most important cities are Barcelona, Seville, and Madrid. Roman ruins still stand, such as the amphitheater in Mérida and the Cornalvo Dam built during the Roman era. Spanish culture is expressed through important national celebrations like Holy Week in Seville and local cuisine that varies by region.
Seville is a historic city in Andalusia, Spain known for its many monuments, including the Cathedral of Seville and Giralda tower, a former mosque minaret. The Alcázar palace is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe. Other landmarks include the General Archive of the Indies, a UNESCO World Heritage Site containing documents on Spain's colonial empire, and the Metropol Parasol structure housing an archaeological museum. Seville is also famous for its annual Holy Week processions, Feria de Abril fair and bullfighting at the Real Maestranza bullring. The city and port are located along the Guadalquivir River. Local cuisine features dishes
This document provides a tour of Spain and the Cantabria region, highlighting several important locations and features. It describes Spain as a small country with many diverse regions and contrasts. Several iconic Spanish locations are mentioned, including the Alhambra in Granada, Park Güel in Barcelona, and the Roman theatre in Mérida. It then focuses on Cantabria in northern Spain, noting several towns and natural areas like caves and forests. The document concludes with a tour of a school in Cantabria, showcasing the different classrooms and facilities.
The document provides a historical overview of Spain, including early settlers in Spain like the Phoenicians, Iberians, Celts, and Greeks. It then discusses key events like the marriage of Isabel and Fernando that led to the reconquest of Spain and Christopher Columbus' discovery of America. More recently, it outlines the rule of Franco from 1939 to 1975 and the ascension of King Juan Carlos I. It also briefly describes the geography, climate, and political divisions of Spain.
This document provides an overview of the environment in Spain, the Valencian Community, and the towns of Vall d'Alba and Cabanes. It discusses the population and some highlights of Spain and its capital Madrid. It then focuses on the Valencian Community, describing the provinces of Valencia, Alicante, and Castellón, and noting some of their largest cities and popular tourist destinations. It concludes by briefly introducing the small towns of Vall d'Alba and Cabanes.
The document summarizes the Camino de Santiago, one of the most important pilgrimage routes in medieval Europe, stretching from Paris, France to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. There are four main routes pilgrims took across France. Key stops along the route are described, including Tours, Poitiers, Bordeaux, Pamplona, Puente de la Reina, Burgos, León, Astorga, Ponferrada, and culminating in Santiago de Compostela, where the remains of St. James are said to be buried. The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, begun in 1075, was the focal point for pilgrims completing the journey.
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Salamanca is a city located in western Spain along the Tormes River. It has a population of around 154,000 people and is the capital of the province of Salamanca. The climate is moderate with cold winters and hot summers. Some of the most important landmarks include the Plaza Mayor, Campo de San Francisco park, and the Old and New Cathedrals. The University of Salamanca, founded in 1218, is one of the oldest universities in Europe and an important part of the local economy. Famous natives of Salamanca include writer Carmen Martín Gaite and mathematician Zacut Abraham.
Málaga is an ancient city located in Andalusia, Spain that has been continuously inhabited for over 2,800 years. The archaeological remains from Phoenician, Roman, Arabic, and Christian civilizations represent Málaga's rich 3,000 year history. A major festival called the Feria de Málaga has taken place annually since 1491 and features bullfighting, flamenco music and dancing, and celebrations throughout the city. Popular tourist attractions include Picasso Málaga art museum, Costa del Sol coastline, Málaga Cathedral, Sea Life aquarium, and Jorge Rando art museum. The best ways to travel to Málaga are by train or bus.
Presentation of Spanish students. Comenius Project.Jara SM
Spain has many historical monuments and buildings, including the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, the Oceanographic in Valencia, and the Alhambra in Granada. Some of the most important cities are Barcelona, Seville, and Madrid. Roman ruins still stand, such as the amphitheater in Mérida and the Cornalvo Dam built during the Roman era. Spanish culture is expressed through important national celebrations like Holy Week in Seville and local cuisine that varies by region.
Seville is a historic city in Andalusia, Spain known for its many monuments, including the Cathedral of Seville and Giralda tower, a former mosque minaret. The Alcázar palace is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe. Other landmarks include the General Archive of the Indies, a UNESCO World Heritage Site containing documents on Spain's colonial empire, and the Metropol Parasol structure housing an archaeological museum. Seville is also famous for its annual Holy Week processions, Feria de Abril fair and bullfighting at the Real Maestranza bullring. The city and port are located along the Guadalquivir River. Local cuisine features dishes
Seville is known for flamenco and being the city of Don Juan and Carmen. Some of its most notable landmarks include the Alcázar Palace and gardens, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, the Torre del Oro tower on the Guadalquivir river, and Plaza de España featuring the iconic Metropol Parasol structure. The document provides photos and details about these historic sites in Seville, Spain.
1. Galicia is an autonomous community located in northwest Spain with 4 provinces and a population of 2.78 million people.
2. Galicia has a rich culture with many archaeological sites from Celtic and Roman times including dolmens, walls, and lighthouses.
3. The region is known for its coastal rias, green mountains, rivers, seafood cuisine, and as the destination for pilgrims walking the Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.
Spain is located in southern Europe, with Madrid as its capital city of 3 million people. The document discusses Spain's gothic cathedrals like Seville's Cathedral and La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, popular Spanish dishes like potato omelette, monuments in Madrid like the Cibeles, and football being the most popular sport with top teams Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Acuaparque de la Caña can accommodate 20,000 people and has two halls for activities like musical shows, soccer, and bumper boats. Monumento Cristo Rey is a 26-meter tall statue that weighs 464 tons and cost $170 million to build out of iron and concrete. CALI Zoo has 250 animals of 270 species and provides playgrounds for children along with viewing different animal habitats. The Farallones de Cali National Park has camping, hiking trails, and protects the native flora and fauna found in the mountainous region. The Museo de Caña is located 42km from Santiago de Cali and teaches visitors about sugarcane through guided tours that include a plant nur
ACUAPARQUE DE LA CAÑA is an area that can accommodate 20,000 people with two halls for activities like musical shows, football, and bumper boats on an artificial lake.
MONUMENTO CRISTO REY is a 26 meter tall statue that weighs 464 tons, located on a 5 meter pedestal and cost 170 million to build using 35 tons of iron and 100,000 liters of water.
CALI ZOO has 250 animal species in different habitats and provides playgrounds for children and adults to see the educational exhibits over 4 hours, located west of the city for 40 years.
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Barcelona is located in northeastern Spain on the Mediterranean coast. It has a population of over 1.5 million people and a mild climate. The city has landmarks and monuments left by generations of different cultures over thousands of years. Visitors can enjoy local cuisine, drinks, and attractions like flamenco dancing, bullfighting, and walking along the Ramblas promenade. Getting around Barcelona is easy by public transportation, taxi, or walking. Two famous sites to see are La Sagrada Familia basilica, an unfinished Gothic church designed by Antoni Gaudi that has been under construction since 1882, and the Gothic cathedral of Barcelona dedicated to Saint Eulalia from the 13th-15th centuries, where many
Barcelona is located on the northeast coast of Spain along the Mediterranean Sea. Over many decades, different cultures have contributed monuments and landmarks to the city, including La Sagrada Familia and the Cathedral. La Sagrada Familia, designed by Antoni Gaudi, has been under construction since 1882 and features sculptures representing the Holy Family. The Gothic Cathedral of Barcelona was constructed between the 13th and 15th centuries and is dedicated to the city's patron saint Santa Eulalia. Visitors can enjoy the city's architecture, food, wine, and cultural performances by exploring on foot or using the public transportation system.
The document is a collection of photographs copyrighted by Charo Blanco from 2010 depicting landscapes in Escuernavacas. It contains multiple repeated copyright notices for Charo Blanco without any other text.
Este documento describe los módulos de aprendizaje de matemáticas en la Institución Educativa Tambores. Los módulos se dividen en cinco fases que abarcan diferentes competencias. También se detallan algunos obstáculos presentados como recursos limitados y posibles estrategias para superarlos, así como evidencias de proyectos exitosos y el objetivo de implementar un plan de área que incentive a los estudiantes en ciencias naturales, tecnología y matemáticas.
Swine flu, also known as H1N1, is a highly contagious respiratory disease thought to be caused by the same virus that caused the 1918 influenza pandemic. It spreads easily through any contact and can be fatal if left untreated. Some symptoms include unusual tiredness, headache, runny nose, sore throat, cough, loss of appetite, aching muscles, diarrhea, vomiting, and bluish skin. People can prevent swine flu by washing hands frequently, avoiding sharing food and drinks, showering daily, avoiding contact with those who have the illness, and wearing a mask in public places.
This document provides an overview of Energy Smart Technologies' research agenda and examples. It examines areas like smart grids, demand response, energy efficiency, power storage, electric vehicles, and advanced transportation. Examples include studies on smart metering, consumer response to dynamic pricing, US stimulus funding flows, and the growth of Chinese battery companies. Technologies are mapped based on their power and energy density, and projections show electric vehicles comprising a significant portion of the European car fleet by 2030.
Presentation made by teachers and students of Hristo Botev School from Vraysa, Bulgaria. This presentation was shown in Gödöllö in November 2010 as part of the Project Meeting for our Comenius Project
This document summarizes epidemiological evidence that vitamin D, produced by exposure to UVB radiation, helps prevent cancer and other diseases. Ecological studies have found inverse correlations between UVB exposure and cancer rates. Cohort studies have linked higher vitamin D levels to reduced cancer risk. A randomized controlled trial found vitamin D and calcium supplementation reduced total cancer incidence. Studies also suggest vitamin D may help prevent respiratory infections, autoimmune diseases, and metabolic diseases. Maintaining vitamin D levels through moderate sun exposure or supplementation could significantly reduce disease rates and economic burdens.
This short document describes an old house located near public transportation options. There are signs of an old streetcar route visible in the soil, and a commercial street nearby with shops. The document also mentions a train station and bike rental nearby.
The document discusses stigma related to HIV/AIDS in a community. It defines stigma as bodily signs used to identify and exclude those seen as impure or immoral. Living with HIV can involve self-stigma from fear of disclosure and stigma from others related to lack of knowledge and moral judgements. This stigma promotes risk behaviors and prevents people from getting tested due to fear of being labeled. The document calls for empowering women, combating myths, and creating an enabling environment to reduce HIV transmission and stigma in the community.
Bulgaria is located in Eastern Europe, with Sofia as its capital city. Some key facts are:
- Bulgaria has an area of 110,994 km2 and a population of 7,845,499 people.
- Sofia is the largest city with 1,096,389 residents.
- The majority of the population is Christian and belongs to the Eastern Orthodox Church.
- Traditional Bulgarian dishes include yogurt, shopska salad, mussaka, banitsa, dolmas, sirene cheese and halva.
This document outlines major events and periods in Hungarian history, including the original migration and settlement, invasions by Mongols and the division of the country, being part of the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy, the impact of World Wars I and II and the Treaty of Trianon, and Hungary eventually joining the EU in 2004.
Turkey is a transcontinental country located in both Asia and Europe. Its capital is Ankara and largest city is Istanbul. Turkey has a parliamentary republic government and its official language is Turkish. Some notable sights include Cappadocia, Pamukkale, and Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. Popular festivals are Ramadan and Sacrifice Festival for Muslims, and April 23rd is celebrated as both Children's Day and the anniversary of Turkey's republic. Turkish cuisine includes kebabs, baklava, and Turkish coffee.
Seville is known for flamenco and being the city of Don Juan and Carmen. Some of its most notable landmarks include the Alcázar Palace and gardens, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, the Torre del Oro tower on the Guadalquivir river, and Plaza de España featuring the iconic Metropol Parasol structure. The document provides photos and details about these historic sites in Seville, Spain.
1. Galicia is an autonomous community located in northwest Spain with 4 provinces and a population of 2.78 million people.
2. Galicia has a rich culture with many archaeological sites from Celtic and Roman times including dolmens, walls, and lighthouses.
3. The region is known for its coastal rias, green mountains, rivers, seafood cuisine, and as the destination for pilgrims walking the Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.
Spain is located in southern Europe, with Madrid as its capital city of 3 million people. The document discusses Spain's gothic cathedrals like Seville's Cathedral and La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, popular Spanish dishes like potato omelette, monuments in Madrid like the Cibeles, and football being the most popular sport with top teams Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Acuaparque de la Caña can accommodate 20,000 people and has two halls for activities like musical shows, soccer, and bumper boats. Monumento Cristo Rey is a 26-meter tall statue that weighs 464 tons and cost $170 million to build out of iron and concrete. CALI Zoo has 250 animals of 270 species and provides playgrounds for children along with viewing different animal habitats. The Farallones de Cali National Park has camping, hiking trails, and protects the native flora and fauna found in the mountainous region. The Museo de Caña is located 42km from Santiago de Cali and teaches visitors about sugarcane through guided tours that include a plant nur
ACUAPARQUE DE LA CAÑA is an area that can accommodate 20,000 people with two halls for activities like musical shows, football, and bumper boats on an artificial lake.
MONUMENTO CRISTO REY is a 26 meter tall statue that weighs 464 tons, located on a 5 meter pedestal and cost 170 million to build using 35 tons of iron and 100,000 liters of water.
CALI ZOO has 250 animal species in different habitats and provides playgrounds for children and adults to see the educational exhibits over 4 hours, located west of the city for 40 years.
60' jon izquierdo, martí maynes and martí gonzàlezJ0neteizqui
Barcelona is located in northeastern Spain on the Mediterranean coast. It has a population of over 1.5 million people and a mild climate. The city has landmarks and monuments left by generations of different cultures over thousands of years. Visitors can enjoy local cuisine, drinks, and attractions like flamenco dancing, bullfighting, and walking along the Ramblas promenade. Getting around Barcelona is easy by public transportation, taxi, or walking. Two famous sites to see are La Sagrada Familia basilica, an unfinished Gothic church designed by Antoni Gaudi that has been under construction since 1882, and the Gothic cathedral of Barcelona dedicated to Saint Eulalia from the 13th-15th centuries, where many
Barcelona is located on the northeast coast of Spain along the Mediterranean Sea. Over many decades, different cultures have contributed monuments and landmarks to the city, including La Sagrada Familia and the Cathedral. La Sagrada Familia, designed by Antoni Gaudi, has been under construction since 1882 and features sculptures representing the Holy Family. The Gothic Cathedral of Barcelona was constructed between the 13th and 15th centuries and is dedicated to the city's patron saint Santa Eulalia. Visitors can enjoy the city's architecture, food, wine, and cultural performances by exploring on foot or using the public transportation system.
The document is a collection of photographs copyrighted by Charo Blanco from 2010 depicting landscapes in Escuernavacas. It contains multiple repeated copyright notices for Charo Blanco without any other text.
Este documento describe los módulos de aprendizaje de matemáticas en la Institución Educativa Tambores. Los módulos se dividen en cinco fases que abarcan diferentes competencias. También se detallan algunos obstáculos presentados como recursos limitados y posibles estrategias para superarlos, así como evidencias de proyectos exitosos y el objetivo de implementar un plan de área que incentive a los estudiantes en ciencias naturales, tecnología y matemáticas.
Swine flu, also known as H1N1, is a highly contagious respiratory disease thought to be caused by the same virus that caused the 1918 influenza pandemic. It spreads easily through any contact and can be fatal if left untreated. Some symptoms include unusual tiredness, headache, runny nose, sore throat, cough, loss of appetite, aching muscles, diarrhea, vomiting, and bluish skin. People can prevent swine flu by washing hands frequently, avoiding sharing food and drinks, showering daily, avoiding contact with those who have the illness, and wearing a mask in public places.
This document provides an overview of Energy Smart Technologies' research agenda and examples. It examines areas like smart grids, demand response, energy efficiency, power storage, electric vehicles, and advanced transportation. Examples include studies on smart metering, consumer response to dynamic pricing, US stimulus funding flows, and the growth of Chinese battery companies. Technologies are mapped based on their power and energy density, and projections show electric vehicles comprising a significant portion of the European car fleet by 2030.
Presentation made by teachers and students of Hristo Botev School from Vraysa, Bulgaria. This presentation was shown in Gödöllö in November 2010 as part of the Project Meeting for our Comenius Project
This document summarizes epidemiological evidence that vitamin D, produced by exposure to UVB radiation, helps prevent cancer and other diseases. Ecological studies have found inverse correlations between UVB exposure and cancer rates. Cohort studies have linked higher vitamin D levels to reduced cancer risk. A randomized controlled trial found vitamin D and calcium supplementation reduced total cancer incidence. Studies also suggest vitamin D may help prevent respiratory infections, autoimmune diseases, and metabolic diseases. Maintaining vitamin D levels through moderate sun exposure or supplementation could significantly reduce disease rates and economic burdens.
This short document describes an old house located near public transportation options. There are signs of an old streetcar route visible in the soil, and a commercial street nearby with shops. The document also mentions a train station and bike rental nearby.
The document discusses stigma related to HIV/AIDS in a community. It defines stigma as bodily signs used to identify and exclude those seen as impure or immoral. Living with HIV can involve self-stigma from fear of disclosure and stigma from others related to lack of knowledge and moral judgements. This stigma promotes risk behaviors and prevents people from getting tested due to fear of being labeled. The document calls for empowering women, combating myths, and creating an enabling environment to reduce HIV transmission and stigma in the community.
Bulgaria is located in Eastern Europe, with Sofia as its capital city. Some key facts are:
- Bulgaria has an area of 110,994 km2 and a population of 7,845,499 people.
- Sofia is the largest city with 1,096,389 residents.
- The majority of the population is Christian and belongs to the Eastern Orthodox Church.
- Traditional Bulgarian dishes include yogurt, shopska salad, mussaka, banitsa, dolmas, sirene cheese and halva.
This document outlines major events and periods in Hungarian history, including the original migration and settlement, invasions by Mongols and the division of the country, being part of the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy, the impact of World Wars I and II and the Treaty of Trianon, and Hungary eventually joining the EU in 2004.
Turkey is a transcontinental country located in both Asia and Europe. Its capital is Ankara and largest city is Istanbul. Turkey has a parliamentary republic government and its official language is Turkish. Some notable sights include Cappadocia, Pamukkale, and Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. Popular festivals are Ramadan and Sacrifice Festival for Muslims, and April 23rd is celebrated as both Children's Day and the anniversary of Turkey's republic. Turkish cuisine includes kebabs, baklava, and Turkish coffee.
The document provides information about Spain and the Andalusia region. It describes the 8 provinces of Andalusia, including their geography, climate, and important sites. It then focuses on Córdoba province, detailing the cities of Córdoba and Hornachuelos. It provides details about the school "Victoria Díez" located in Hornachuelos and describes cultural celebrations and traditions in Andalusia like Holy Week and gastronomy.
The document provides an overview of Carlos Sanchez Garrido's cultural biography from Spain to Hawaii. It describes monuments and landmarks from Spain, Andalusia, and Jaen where Carlos is from. It discusses typical Spanish food, traditions, and folklore. It also provides details about Carlos himself, including that he is currently pursuing a master's degree and has lived in the US and Canada previously through exchange programs.
The document discusses several important places of remembrance in Spain, including Santiago de Compostela, El Escorial, Toledo, Mérida, and Córdoba. It provides brief histories and descriptions of the monuments and sites found in each location, highlighting their significance from different eras including Roman, Muslim rule under the Caliphate, and their development under Christian rule. The summaries focus on the historical and cultural importance of these cities in shaping Spanish identity and heritage over many centuries.
Spain has many beautiful coastal regions that offer excellent beaches, resorts, and weather for vacations. The document describes several of Spain's coastal regions - the Costa Brava, Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol, Costa Calida, Costa de Almeria, and Costa del Luz. It provides details about the landscapes, beaches, cities, and attractions found in each region. Spain is highlighted as a top destination for vacations thanks to its varied coastal areas and guaranteed sunshine.
This document provides an overview of Spain, including its geography, history, culture, and highlights. It notes that Spain has an area of 505,990 square meters and a population of 47 million. The capital is Madrid and Spanish is the official language, while Catalan, Euskerra, Galician, and Aranese are co-official in certain regions. It then highlights several regions of Spain, including Madrid, the north with Bilbao, San Sebastian, and the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, the south including Granada and Cordoba, and the Mediterranean coastline. The document also summarizes some Catalan traditions like La Sardana dancing, Castells human towers, and the celebration of Sant
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The document provides information about Spain and the autonomous community of Cantabria, including facts about the country and region as well as details about the capital city of Santander and places of interest to visit in Cantabria such as prehistoric caves, beaches, towns and villages, and natural parks like Picos de Europa. Cantabria has a population of around 590,000 people and its economy relies on fishing, agriculture, industries and tourism while featuring landscapes of beaches, mountains and inland valleys.
Presentation used to explain the city to Spanish students taking part in the exchange. We saw this presentation in class and each student had to learn a part.
The document provides information about the city of Sanlucar de Barrameda located between Cadiz, Doñana National Park, and Huelva in Spain. It discusses the city's tourism, beaches, historic sites, hotels in the area, and many religious buildings and convents located within the city. Specifically, it mentions the city's chamomile production, horse races on the beach, Plaza del Cabildo, centuries-old wineries, the Dukes of Medina Sidonia Palace, fortifications including the Santiago Castle, and over 20 churches and convents that can be found in the historic city-convent of Sanlucar de Barrameda.
Spain is a culturally diverse country with distinct regional identities. It has a long history of settlement by different groups including Romans, Moors, and others. Some iconic Spanish foods include paella, sangria, tortilla Espanola, and churros. Popular tourist destinations showcase the country's rich architecture, beaches, and natural landscapes. Football is hugely popular as a sport in Spain. The country has a variety of festivals celebrating its culture.
Málaga is a city located on the southern coast of Spain in the autonomous region of Andalusia. Some key facts:
- Founded by Phoenicians around 770 BC, it has a long history under various rulers including Carthage, Rome, and Islamic rule.
- Home to over 578,000 people, making it the second largest city in Andalusia.
- Known for its Mediterranean coastline and warm climate along the Costa del Sol. Popular tourist destinations include the historic Alcazaba fortress, Picasso Museum, and La Concepción Botanical Garden.
- Native son Pablo Picasso and actor Antonio Banderas are among the famous
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Galicia is known for its green valleys, beaches, and sea cliffs. Visitors can see charming villages, cities like Santiago de Compostela, and monuments. Its cuisine features shellfish and other seafood. The Principality of Asturias invites visitors to reconnect with nature through activities like hiking and relaxing hot springs. It is home to several UNESCO World Heritage sites including pre-Romanesque churches and cave paintings. Cantabria contains the famous Altamira Caves and is along the Way of St. James pilgrimage route, featuring towns, beaches, and the Picos de Europa National Park.
Art of the Hispanic Monarchy During the Modern Erapapefons Fons
The document summarizes Renaissance and Baroque art in the Hispanic Monarchy between the 15th-17th centuries. It describes the three main architectural styles of the Renaissance as Plateresque, Classicism, and Herrerian. In sculpture and painting, it highlights the influence of Michelangelo and religious themes. During the Baroque period, it focuses on the elaborate decorative style of Churrigueresque architecture and the exceptionally realistic religious paintings of artists like Ribera, Zurbaran, Murillo and Velazquez at the Spanish court.
Aragon is one of the autonomous communities of Spain. Zaragoza is the largest city in the region of Aragon. Two important churches in Zaragoza are the Basilica-Cathedral of Our Lady of the Pillar, reputed to be the first church dedicated to Mary, and La Seo Cathedral, located on the site of the ancient Roman forum. Zaragoza also has a rich history dating back to Roman times and was influenced by Mudejar architecture. An important local festival celebrated in October includes parades with giant figures called gigantes.
Spain has a varied climate, from Mediterranean in the south to Atlantic in the north. Madrid is the capital city. Málaga, located in southern Spain's Andalusia region, is an important business and tourism destination known for its sun, beaches, and cultural attractions like the Cathedral and Picasso Museum. The coast sees many tourists year-round thanks to Málaga's mild climate, and residents and visitors enjoy activities such as golf, festivals celebrating culture and religion, and local dishes like fried fish and tapas.
The document provides information about various regions, cities, and landmarks across Spain. It discusses UNESCO World Heritage sites, famous architects like Antonio Gaudí, important pilgrimage routes like El Camino de Santiago, and highlights diverse natural parks, cultures, foods, festivals, and historical monuments found throughout the country. Specific places mentioned include Granada, Salamanca, Ávila, Galicia, Asturias, País Vasco, La Rioja, Cataluña, Valencia, Baleares, and Castilla y León.
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Spain has a rich cultural heritage with many UNESCO World Heritage sites including the Alhambra palace in Granada and Toledo's Cathedral. The country is also known for its diverse landscapes from the Pyrenees mountains to beaches. Some of Spain's most famous architects like Antonio Gaudi designed iconic buildings such as La Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona. Spanish culture is characterized by its lively festivals, passion for bullfighting, and love of soccer, flamenco dancing, and a Mediterranean diet featuring dishes like paella and tapas.
The document discusses the author's interest in traveling and seeing landmarks around the world. It then provides descriptions of 10 famous landmarks that the author wants to visit, including Machu Picchu, the Iguazu Waterfalls, Taj Mahal, Tasmania island, Sagrada Familia, Neuschwanstein Castle, Louvre Museum, Mont Saint-Michel, Rio de Janeiro Carnival, and the Grand Canyon. For each landmark, it gives some key details about the location and significance.
Aracena is a town in Spain with around 8,000 inhabitants located in a nature reserve known for its cave called "Gruta de las Maravillas". The town has a mild Mediterranean climate and is about an hour drive from Seville. Some of the main attractions in Aracena include the cave, the town square, the theatre, a tourist train, parks, a bullring where bullfighting events are held, and a castle at the highest point with ancient walls and a church.
EUROPEAN STUDENTS UNITED FOR THE GEOLOGICAL HERITAGESantos Mondejar
Powerpoint Intercambio Ammonites dentro del Proyecto Comenius, versión inglés.
This project is the result from the joint association between the José Marín Secondary School in Velez Rubio (Almería, Spain) and Willibald-Gymnasium High School in the Bavarian town of Eichstätt (Germany). Besides, this is a consequence of the town-twinning between these two European towns, which has allowed teachers of both educational centres to share their interest in organizing a school exchange.
How to Make a Field Mandatory in Odoo 17Celine George
In Odoo, making a field required can be done through both Python code and XML views. When you set the required attribute to True in Python code, it makes the field required across all views where it's used. Conversely, when you set the required attribute in XML views, it makes the field required only in the context of that particular view.
The chapter Lifelines of National Economy in Class 10 Geography focuses on the various modes of transportation and communication that play a vital role in the economic development of a country. These lifelines are crucial for the movement of goods, services, and people, thereby connecting different regions and promoting economic activities.
Temple of Asclepius in Thrace. Excavation resultsKrassimira Luka
The temple and the sanctuary around were dedicated to Asklepios Zmidrenus. This name has been known since 1875 when an inscription dedicated to him was discovered in Rome. The inscription is dated in 227 AD and was left by soldiers originating from the city of Philippopolis (modern Plovdiv).
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
This presentation was provided by Rebecca Benner, Ph.D., of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
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