Eclesiastés (Qohelet), 8 1.¿Quién es sabio, quién es capaz de explicar las cosas? La sabiduría en un hombre ilumina su rostro y transforma lo que tenía de duro. 2.Obedece la orden del rey, ya que le juraste fidelidad ante Dios. 3.Si quieres alejarte de él, piénsalo dos veces, no te metas en un mal negocio: lo que el rey quiere, lo hará. 4.El rey hablará, ¡y punto! Nadie le dirá "¿Qué haces?" 5.El que guarda los mandamientos no se meterá en situaciones difíciles. El sabio sabe cuál es la hora y cuáles son los criterios. 6.Pues hay para cosa un tiempo y un criterio. 7.Pero el hombre tiene una falla muy grande: nadie sabe lo que le sobrevendrá: ¿quién le dirá lo que sucederá? 8.Ningún hombre es dueño del soplo de vida, nadie puede disponer del día de su muerte. Es un combate sin piedad y no hay maldad que nos pueda salvar. 9.Todo eso lo vi mientras reflexionaba sobre todo lo que pasa bajo el sol, durante el tiempo en que los hombres tienen poder para hacerse el mal unos a otros. 10.Así fue como vi que a los hombres malos se los acompañaba a su entierro desde el lugar santo, y que en la ciudad se olvidaban de todo el mal que habían hecho. Esta es otra cosa desconcertante: 11.como las acciones malas no son inmediatamente juzgadas y castigadas, los hombres encuentran en eso un incentivo para hacer el mal. 12.Pues por màs que el pecador haga cien veces lo que es malo, se le deja todo su tiempo. (Sé sin embargo que la felicidad es para los que temen a Dios y que lo respetan. 13.La felicidad no es para el malo; no prolongará sus días sino que pasará como una sombra porque no tiene el temor de Dios). 14.Esto es desconcertante en esta tierra: hay justos a los que les pasa todo lo que les tocaría a los malos por todo lo que han hecho, y hay malos a los que les pasa lo que les correspondería a los justos: esto tampoco tiene sentido. 15.¡Viva la alegría!, pues la única felicidad para el hombre bajo el sol es comer y beber y regocijarse: esto le toca por su trabajo a lo largo de los contados días que Dios le concedió vivir bajo el sol. 16.Como me dedicara a conocer y observase la condición del hombre en la tierra, vi que el ojo humano no tiene descanso de día ni de noche. 17.Observé la obra de Dios en su conjunto: el hombre no puede encontrarle un sentido a la obra que se hace bajo el sol. Por más que el hombre se fatigue y busque, nada encuentra, e incluso cuando el sabio pretende saber, no ha encontrado nada.

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Dan Newton's Café Accordion Orchestra is pleased to announce the release of their new album Berets and Bongos. This is the eighth album by the Twin Cities based quintet and is also their most adventurous effort. As the title suggests, there is plenty of that familiar French flair to be found in the form of the musette waltzes lInterdite and Songe d' Automne, and also some Latin heat in two Cumbias and the chorro masterpiece Santa Morena. But that's only the beginning of things on Berets and Bongos. The fourteen tracks include compositions from nine different countries and vocals in six languages. Highlights include three stunning vocal performances by long time CAO associate Diane Jarvi. She sings in Spanish (Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir), Russian (the classic folk song Dark Eyes), and Finnish (a sultry Tango Sa Kuluut). The album also includes Siroon Achkig, an Armenian tune sung by the band's newest member Robert Bell. Robert, an ace swing guitarist, also plays the oud and the banjo. Bassist Erik Lillestol makes his vocal debut joining mandolinist Eric Mohring in a Spanish duet on the campy cha-cha El Bodeguero. Bandleader / accordionist Dan Newton lends his voice to a swingy version of Who's cryin' Sweet Papa and also Yo No Bailo con Juana, a bumpy cumbia with lyrics by Brave Combo's Carl Finch. Dan and the band crank up the kitsch knob on Chose Sauvage, a French waltz version of Wild Thing. Joe Steinger has been CAO's percussionist since their beginning in 1993. On Berets and Bongos, Joe holds everything together with cool understated brush work and of course great bongo playing!

Let’s celebrate! Most language teachers are women, so let’s celebrate all women and highlight eight great ones. This package includes 8 women: Two writers Sor Juana, the most celebrated poet of the Americas. She chose the convent instead of marriage, she studied and corresponded with learned men in other countries. And she cooked. Fanny Calderón de la Barca, a 19th century traveler who wrote about the Mexican world she saw. She was criticized for describing Mexican women of all social classes but her insightful commentary rings true even today. An outsider often sees a society very clearly. One singer Violeta Parra, her protest songs inspired several generations not only in her native Chile but throughout the Spanish speaking world. Two teenage victims Rubí Ibarra – Her 15th birthday invitation became a social media event and 15 thousand people attended. The event transformed her life and the life of her family. Carmen Quintana – A 17-year-old who fell victim to the cruelty of the Chilean Pinochet regime and had gasoline poured over her body and lit. Here is a teenager whose face was totally transformed and had to deal with her new reality. What an amazing way of dealing with female beauty and it´s consequences. Two politicians The powerful Eva Perón, wife of the president, defender of the poor and iconic figure. Clara Campoamor, suffragist, who fought and won the battle for Spanish women´s right to vote. Yet history overtook her accomplishments and after the bloody Spanish Civil War she lived her life in exile. One icon La China Poblana is the symbolic female figure that represents Mexican womanhood but as you will learn in the text, she was born in India, sold as a slave in the Philippines and lived in bondage in Puebla. So how did she come to embody Mexican womanhood? Find out. ALL UNITS INCLUDE READING, COMPREHENSION, ORAL AND WRITTEN EXERCISES, WEB KEY WORDS, THE ANSWER KEY AND MOST INCLUDE BOTH A TEACHER´S GUIDE AND MODEL TESTS. INTEGRATED, INTERDISCIPLINARY UNITS THAT PROMOTE AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE SPANISH SPEAKING WORLD and DESTROY STEREOTYPES. For teachers who would like to work on SPAIN, here is a link to the most important Spanish women in every Spanish province throughout history. The map and the names of the women would make an excellent research assignment for the entire class. I have not included this link elsewhere. https://www.larazon.es/espana/20211214/ju43fvzbxvgclowuzeaa5dzoiu.html

JOYAS BIBLIOGRÁFICAS Museo Lázaro Galdiano, 20 de julio al 8 de octubre de 2017 IMÁGEN IZQUIERDA: Detalle del Privilegio rodado de 1458, por el que se concede a Alvar Gómez de Ciudad Real…

Jan Styka 1858-1925 Polen

A lo largo de los siglos, a Juana la Loca se le ha diagnosticado desde esquizofrenia a psicosis. ¿Y si fuera solo una mujer independiente?

Manuscript images, statues, post-medieval portraits and other images associated with Joan of Arc, the Maid of Lorraine.