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	Mendoza Province - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mendoza is one of the 23 provinces of Argentina, located in the western central part of the country in the Cuyo region.
		José de San Martín was governor of the region and received important support from Mendoza when he took off with his Army of the Andes form Plumerillo in 1817 to cross the Andes in a campaign to release Chile from the "oppression of Spain".
		Mendoza's main industry are the vineyards and the wine production with 1,200 wineries, followed by canned fruits, petroleum refinery (in Luján de Cuyo), cement and others.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mendoza_Province (640 words)

	Mendoza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mendoza is a city in the west of Argentina, and the capital of the Mendoza Province.
		Mendoza is on a major road between Argentina and Chile.
		Mendoza has an intense cultural activity, and the city is a main center for professional congresses and meetings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mendoza (644 words)

	mendoza (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mendoza; the time, the first Wednesday in the month of May, 1789, between the hours of twelve and two; and that the money collected from the spectators to be equally divided.
		Mendoza, on the contrary, stood up to him with great manliness, and followed him with a coolness and resolution that were doubtless of more service to him than the ardour and impetuosity of spirit which in general mark his conduct in fighting.
		Mendoza answered the letter, and expressed his willingness to meet him; but some difficulties started with respect to time: these, however, have been since removed, and they are expected shortly to have a third trial.
	www.sirwilliamhope.org /lsd/resources/mendoza.html (4394 words)

	FindLaw for Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code
		Mendoza appealed the district court's orders awarding summary judgment to Borden on her ADEA, retaliation, and state-law claims and the district court's order granting Borden judgment as a matter of law on Mendoza's sexual-harassment and ADA claims.
		In this case, Mendoza alleges that the harassment she experienced was "constant." This means that she was stalked and leered at every day for at least four months, in addition to being touched, verbally harassed, and sniffed at in a clearly sexual and disgusting manner.
		Mendoza's testimony, viewed in the light most favorable to her and with all reasonable inferences drawn in her favor, was that on a daily basis, she had to work in an atmosphere where the plant's highest ranking executive was always after her.
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	Daniel Mendoza
		Mendoza had a series of storied matches against rival Richard Humphries, one each in 1788, 1789, and 1790.
		Mendoza, a descendant of Spanish Marranos (Jews coerced into conversion to Christianity) who had lived in London for nearly a century, became such a popular figure in England that songs were written about him, and his name appeared in scripts of numerous plays.
		Daniel Mendoza was one of the inaugural group elected in 1954 to the Boxing Hall of Fame and of the inaugural class of the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990.
	www.jewishsports.net /BioPages/DanielMendoza.htm (417 words)

	Introduction: The Mendoza Family in the Spanish Renaissance 1350-1550
		The Mendoza recognized that their aristocratic status was no older than the Trastámara dynasty itself and that it was the product of their ancestors' political agility in serving -- with both sword and pen -- that revolutionary and illegitimate dynasty.
		The history of the Mendoza family suggests that a Renaissance may develop under conditions different from those found in Italy and that the appearance of Renaissance attitudes in the rest of Europe may not necessarily result from a diffusion of the Italian Renaissance.
		Yet even this brief examination of the attitudes of the Mendoza family indicates that the Castilian Renaissance and the Florentine Renaissance are strikingly parallel in their chronology, values, and techniques, an observation which suggests that the two societies were more similar than historians have commonly assumed.
	libro.uca.edu /mendoza/intro.htm (6057 words)

	COINED Argentina - Learn Spanish in Mendoza
		Located at the foot of the Andes, Mendoza is one of the most visited cities in the world, famous for its history, natural beauty, delicious wines, and famous ski resorts.
		The city was founded in the 16th century and it was later reconstructed in a European style, after a devastating earthquake hit Mendoza in 1861.
		Mendoza is also famous for its high-quality wine.
	www.coined.com.ar /web-argentina/Spanish-Schools-Argentina/1-arg-spanish-schools-mendoza-argentina.html (412 words)

	Lydia Mendoza, Book
		In her long, groundbreaking career, Lydia Mendoza united the intimate, family song styles that were characteristic of northern Mexico at the turn of the century with the more polished and commercial performances that typify dance hall, theatrical and recording music from the 1930s to the present.
		The story of Lydia Mendoza and her family is not the usual show-business rags-to-riches tale, but really the struggle of a Mexican family that fled the revolution at home to struggle for economic and cultural survival in the United States.
		The bulk of `Lydia Mendoza' is a wonderfully flowing narrative by Mendoza, her family and friends, tracing her singing career as well as that of the Mendoza family.
	www.arhoolie.com /titles/999b.shtml (1339 words)

	Preface: The Mendoza Family in the Spanish Renaissance 1350-1550
		For the social and economic history of the Mendoza, there is copious material in the family papers, purchased by the Spanish state in the nineteenth century and housed in the Sección Osuna of the Archivo Histórico Nacional in Madrid.
		A modern history of the Mendoza family, the Historia de Guadalajara y sus Mendozas by the provincial archivist of Guadalajara, utilizes and publishes the sixteenth-century notarial documents in the Guadalajara archives pertaining to the Mendoza family.
		Thus I refer to Iñigo López de Mendoza (1398-1458) as Santillana throughout and to Iñigo López de Mendoza (1442-1515) as Tendilla throughout, although Santillana did not receive his title until 1445 and Tendilla did not inherit his title until 1479 and was elevated to the title marquis of Mondéjar in 1512.
	libro.uca.edu /mendoza/preface.htm (2205 words)

	República Argentina - Secretaría de Turismo
		Mendoza: 1 (5), 4 (4), 15 (3), 14 (2), 10 (Apart).
		Rafting on the Mendoza, Diamante and Atuel rivers.
		You should visit one of the famous Mendoza wine cellars and the Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia, a fiesta celebrating the grape harvest held at the beginning of March.
	www.turismo.gov.ar /eng/atra/tour/MAPAS/MEN.HTM (408 words)

	The Mendoza Line
		Mario (Aizpuru) Mendoza was born in Chihuahua, Mexico on December 26, 1950.
		While it is an exaggeration to say Mario Mendoza was born with a fielder’s glove on his hand, he must have excelled as an infielder at a very tender age.
		One of Mendoza’s earliest influences was the legendary Roberto Clemente.
	members.tripod.com /~alpepper/mendozaline.html (4427 words)

	Mendoza : Attractions : Wineries \| Frommers.com
		Less commercialized than their European and American counterparts, Mendoza's wineries are free to visit and easily accessible along wine roads known locally as Los Caminos del Vino.
		Mendoza's wine region is divided into four zones: the High Zone, Mendoza East, Uco Valley, and Mendoza South.
		The Mendoza East Region is the second zone, comprised of Junín, Rivadavia, San Martín, Santa Rosa, and La Paz.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/mendoza/2318024063.html (987 words)

	Mendoza and its wines. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mendoza is where many ski centers operate through the winter season.
		In the last 2 decades of the 15th century Mendoza suffered the domination of the Inca empire.
		Departing from Mendoza in a journey of about 450 km roundtrip visitors are taken in an incredible trip crossing natural tunnels built into the mountain reaching
	www.travelsur.net /mendoza.htm (507 words)

	Mendoza, Argentina: Mendoza City
		ituated at the foot of The Andes, Mendoza is the capital city of the homonimous province and the most important city of the West of Argentina.
		It is an incredible oasis to grow fruits and vegetables due to the presence of the Mendoza and Tunuyán Rivers.
		Land with historic tradition, Mendoza keeps many memories of San Martín's epic in the cerro de la Gloria (Hill of the Glory), El Plumerillo, San Martín Park and the museums that show documents testifying the presence in the region of this Argentinian eminent person.
	www.welcomeargentina.com /mendoza/index_i.html (386 words)

	Gerardo A. Mendoza
		H. Jacobowitz and G. Mendoza, Subbundles of the complexified tangent bundle, Trans.
		Mendoza, The indicial complex of a b-complex manifold, submitted.
		Mendoza, Anisotropic blowup and compactification, to appear in Contemporary Mathematics.
	www.math.temple.edu /~gmendoza (244 words)

	The Mendoza Line
		Mendoza hit.188 in sixteen games with the Twins that year.
		He supposedly looked at the weekly batting averages in the Sunday paper and saw that his was lower than Mario Mendoza's, causing him to say something like "I knew I was off to a bad start when I saw my average listed below the Mendoza line" which was usually around 200.
		Ramiro Mendoza pitched for the Yankees in 1996, and actually won 4 games, though he lost five and had an ERA of 6.79.
	www.bostonbaseball.com /whitesox/baseball_extras/mendoza.html (650 words)

	Mendoza's uneventful career holds everlasting legacy - PittsburghLIVE.com
		Mario Mendoza Aizpuru was, according to baseball-reference.com, a 5-foot-11, 187-pound utility infielder who began his major-league career with the Pirates on April 26, 1974, and finished it with the Texas Rangers on May 22, 1982.
		Most likely, the phrase "Mendoza Line" was either coined by Hall of Famer George Brett or picked up by Brett from an interview he heard involving two of Mendoza's former teammates with the Seattle Mariners.
		It's been written, however, that the term "Mendoza Line" was first used by the Sporting News in 1970 or '71, referring to Minnie Mendoza.
	pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/sports/pirateslive/s_341053.html (490 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online: MENDOZA, TX
		Mendoza is on U.S. Highway 183 ten miles north of Lockhart in north central Caldwell County.
		In 1905 the community had a school with one teacher and forty-seven students, and in the first quarter of the twentieth century Mendoza reported a population of 200.
		The population of the community was still estimated as fifty in 1990.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/MM/hnm31.html (196 words)

	Major League Baseball : News : Major League Baseball News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mendoza, who has been rehabbing all season from 2004 shoulder surgery, played for the Yankees from 1996-2002, playing a part in all four of Torre's World Series title teams.
		Mendoza spent the last two years with the Red Sox, getting a championship ring last season after appearing in 27 games.
		Mendoza was 1-0 with a 0.75 ERA in eight games with Columbus, allowing just four hits in 12 innings.
	mlb.mlb.com /NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20050901&content_id=1192798&vkey=news_mlb&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb (918 words)

	George Mendoza
		The thirty minute documentary of George Mendoza will begin with a poignant glimpse into his childhood the shattering moment when the child's future was altered, when the child and mother discover the loss of George's sight.
		Vision of the Soul: The George Mendoza Story is a compelling documentary that tells the life story of George Mendoza who was a promising high school athlete when he was stricken with a rare eye disease that left him legally blind.
		Vision of the Soul: The George Mendoza Story examines the life journey and artistic work of this man who inspires so many people with his positive inner vision of the world and drive to achieve despite his near blindness.
	www.georgemendoza.com (1653 words)

	Mendoza (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		After a few days in Mendoza we realised we had made the right choice and our plans began to fall into place.
		In Mendoza a typical breakfast is media lunes (similar to a sweet croissant) and cafe con leche (milk coffee).
		Traffic in Mendoza is hectic with an incredible number of buses flying through the streets.
	thometz.org /aero/mendoza/mendoza.html (847 words)

	Benjamin Mendoza - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	Mendoza, Pedro de on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Leaving Juan de Ayolas in charge, Mendoza sailed for Spain in 1537 and died at sea.
		Herencia Mexicana: Son hijos de Pedro Infante, Lola Beltran, Javier Solis, Juan Mendoza y Juan Zaizar.
		Argentina: Luksic acquires land for vineyard in Mendoza.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/M/MendozaP1.asp (383 words)

	Welcome to Mendoza's Heroes, by Al Pepper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		He of a.190 batting average and nine big league home runs; however, one of those homers helped win a game in the 1984 World Series.
		Using eye-opening statistics, interviews with players, and anecdotal biographies, Pepper's Mendoza's Heroes serves as a rollicking tour through baseball history -- from baseball's ancient and chaotic nineteenth century through today.
		For a limited time, "Mendoza's Heroes" is available for $12.95 in USA and $17.95 in Canada, plus $2.00 shipping.
	www.mendozasheroes.com (256 words)

	MENDOZA AND THE ANDES - ACONCAGUA AND THE MAGIC OF THE ANDES - Argentina - Ripio Turismo Incoming Tour Operator ...
		MENDOZA AND THE ANDES - ACONCAGUA AND THE MAGIC OF THE ANDES - Argentina - Ripio Turismo Incoming Tour Operator Argentina.
		Mendoza city main features lie on its wide clean sidewalks view, its citizens hospitality, its leafy trees, its squares and parades, its low-buildings, and its quiet road traffic.
		The capital city (110.447 inhabitants, 750 metres above sea level and 54 km2) is the commercial and administrative center of Mendoza, which offers a wide range of cultural events through its museums, universities, churches, art galleries, theatres, congresses and conventions.
	www.ripioturismo.com.ar /emdz.htm (234 words)

	Welcome to Mendoza Miami Restaurant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the heart of Miami's Financial and Business Center mendoza miami restaurant is an escape from your routine, a location that you may refer to for many different occasionsfor an important business lunch, a special dinner, a romantic moment, inspired ideas, or enjoyment of your favorite newspaper.
		Mendoza Miami Restaurant is about fresh Mediterranean Cuisine and a tribute to the wines of Mendoza; especially the Malbec, the new Ambassador of Argentine wines.
		MENDOZA - 1155 Brickell Bay Drive - (Brickell & 12st on the Bay)
	www.mendozarestaurant.com (115 words)

	Mendoza hotels and accommodation, hotel reservations in Argentina, by All-Hotels(tm)
		Making a last minute travel reservation with all-hotels is easy: simply choose the hotel room for your Argentina vacation and book a room rate that suits your budget.
		Located 5 kilometers from the city center of Mendoza and the Casino and 1 kilometer from the shopping center.
		Located in the heart of Mendoza in front of "Plaza de la Independencia" on road Chile, next to the popular Sarmiento walkway, one...
	www.all-hotels.com /south_america/argentina/mendoza_e1.htm (538 words)

	Pat Mendoza - Storyteller, Author, Singer
		He is a treasure that should be recognized by the State of Colorado and the nation.
		Mendoza will be one of the nation's most unusual and talented performers in the future!"
		Pat Mendoza sings and tells of history...and the ghosts of our past.
	www.patmendoza.com (953 words)

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