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Topic: Rio Abajo Creole

	Rio - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Rio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		Port and resort in southeast Brazil; capital of Rio de Janeiro federal unit (state), and former national capital (1763–1960); population (2000 est) 5,850,500; metropolitan area (2000 est) 10,389,400.
		The city was founded by the Portuguese in 1567 as São Sebastião de Rio de Janeiro (although the site was occupied by the French as early as 1555 under Nicolas de Villecagnon).
		The The neighbourhoods of Rio de Janeiro include the middle-class residential beach resorts of Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon; more recent urban sprawl has resulted in the new suburbs of São Conrado, Barra da Tijuca and Itanhanga to the south.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Rio (358 words)

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		Creole languages are spoken all over the globe from the Americas and the Atlantic region to the Indian Ocean and the Pacific region.
		Creole languages can typologically be defined as a group in that they share many structural features with each other even when they do not share the same lexifier language.
		Creole English emerged on San Andrés and Providencia in the 17th and 18th centuries as a result of British colonial efforts in the Western Caribbean, and, though the islands are currently controlled politically by Colombia, Anglophone Creole varieties are still spoken there today.
	www.unisi.it /ricerca/centri/cisai/aceto.htm (4021 words)

	Ethnologue report for language code:jam
		It may be partly intelligible to speakers of Cameroon Pidgin and Krio of Sierra Leone, spoken by descendants of Jamaicans repatriated between 1787 and 1860.
		Creole is the dominant language and gaining in prestige.
		Creole is not considered proper for literary purposes.
	www.ethnologue.com /show_language.asp?code=jam (343 words)

	Article
		Some historians have suggested that these chests originated in the southern Río Abajo area of New Mexico, but their evidence is inconclusive.
		Upon entering the Rio Grande Valley, the Spanish encountered village-dwelling agriculturists and artisans who possessed firmly entrenched communal and cultural traditions, well-evolved languages, and permanent communities constructed of adobe and timber.
		As a creole culture, eighteenth-century New Mexico was neither purely Hispanic nor Native American.
	www.chipstone.org /publications/2000AF/2000Fleming/FlemingText.html (5023 words)

	Ethnologue: Panama
		WESTERN CARIBBEAN CREOLE ENGLISH [JAM] 100,000 to 299,600 in Panama, 14% of the population (1986); 2,756,000 in all countries.
		Dialects: RIO ABAJO, BOCAS DEL TORO, COLÓN. Ancestors came from Barbados and Jamaica in mid-19th century to work in fruit plantations, and later to build the railway and canal.
		Colón and Rio Abajo have an English base with recent Spanish influence.
	www.christusrex.org /www1/pater/ethno/Pana.html (521 words)

	History of Cuba: 1776 thru 1867
		A Royal Decree finally grants Creoles full legal rights to the lands they occupy (until this time, all property was considered royal property).
		Spaniards discover the "Conspiracy of Vuelta Abajo." Some of the conspirators escape to the U.S., but others are condemned to death.
		By this time, Creole liberals are encouraged by the end of the Civil war in North America, the Spanish defeat in the revolution of Santo Domingo and the victory of Juárez in Mexico.
	www.historyofcuba.com /history/time/timetbl2.htm (2909 words)

	AFROMESTIZO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		There are four distinct variations of Creole English spoken by Afro-Antilleans in Panama.
		Creole French speaking community in Panama that originally came from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia.
		San Miguel Creole French and are the descendants of
	www.bjmjr.com /afromestizo/panama.htm (3317 words)

	Panama - More Than A Canal - Page 2
		Language: Spanish is the official language; however, English is spoken and understood in the major cities...Western Caribbean Creole English is spoken by 14% of the population.
		Their ancestors came from Barbados and Jamaica in the mid-19th century to work in fruit plantations, and later to build the railway and canal.
		Colon and Rio Abajo have an English base with recent Spanish.
	www.angelfire.com /tx/CZAngelsSpace/MoreThanACanal2.html (1984 words)

	Puerto Rico vacations — holidays in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean
		Visit Ponce, the island’s second city, founded in 1692 and a showcase of Spanish, art deco and Creole architecture and art.
		Taking the hiker’s trail through the park, you’ll see four distinct types of forest, which are home to 240 species of wildlife, flowers and trees.
		The Rio Abajo Forest Preserve can be explored easily on 70 walking trails.
	www.doitcaribbean.com /puertorico (525 words)

	FORO EMAUS:
		Despite the fact that there is an accumulation of sworn declarations, that clearly support the existence of union persecution, the Minister of Labor and Social Security has not taken action.
		On the periphery of the banana plantations, small farmers are not allowed to grow some of their traditional foods, such as Creole banana, because the banana companies fear that this might attract the disease Sigatoka and spread it onto the plantations.
		At the same time, the fields and water sources of the campesinos are virtually destroyed by the constant fumigation by air with toxic products by the planes of the banana plantations.
	members.tripod.com /foro_emaus/2ing.html (14225 words)

	Puerto Rico Travel, Hotel, Restaurant and Activities Vacation Guide - Caribe Resource
		West of San Juan, near Arecibo, is an area known as Karst country which is a region of naturally eroded limestone sinkholes interspersed with hills (known as mongotes, the hills are the original land area that did not collapse).
		On September 23, 2005, FBI agents were involved in a shoot out with Filiberto Ojeda Rios, the fugitive former leader of an independence group known as the Macheteros.
		Located 6000 Rio Mar Boulevard, Rio Grande; 500 acre property; 600 guest rooms and suites with either an ocean or mountains view, 72 suites, including 66 one- and two-bedroom Ocean Suites (Furnished balcony in every room and suite).
	www.cariberesource.com /puertorico/puertorico.html (8451 words)

	RoadNotes - Guide to State Scenic Byways (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		This 7-mile scenic route in central New Mexico follows NM 448 north of Albuquerque to Rio Grande State Park.
		The byway begins in Cerro and travels south alongside the Rio Grande River through the Wild Rivers Recreation Area.
		It is 13 miles long and follows Wild Rivers Road, which is also known as NM 378.
	www.roadnotes.com /scenicdrives/3511book.htm (15308 words)

	Borderlands circa 1850 A.D.
		Priests such as Padre Martínez in the Arriba, and Padre Gallegos in the Abajo put forth an intellectual and social movement that has defined Nuevo México to this day.
		At the heart of their efforts was a patriotic duty toward their “countrymen.” While peoples of El Norte shared centuries of history, philosophical and political formation is less clear during the Spanish Colonial period.
		In 1837 patriots from both Río Arriba and Río Abajo organized a revolt against the Centralized Government in Mexico City in an effort to achieve sovereignty for Nuevo México.
	www.unm.edu /~ecdn/essay1850.html (1118 words)

	Chapter 1
		Notes: Examines residency movement of the Pueblo Indians in the Rio Grande Valley.
		Notes: A discussion of early Indian agriculture in the Rio Grande Valley during the sixteenth century.
		Rio Ignacio del. Vertientes Regionales de Mexico: Estudios Historicos Sobre Sonora y Sinaloa (Siglos XVI-XVIII).
	wwwlibrary.csustan.edu /bsantos/Californiabiblio9.htm (11020 words)

	Borderlands circa 1900 A.D.
		One patriot who survived the battle, Manuel Cortés of Mora, organized and led effective and unstoppable military campaigns against the U.S. Army, which lasted until the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in the spring of 1848.
		Politically, nuevomexicanos established an important and lasting culture of civic participation which is unmatched by any Latino group in the history of the U.S. Three political patriots worth noting are Colonel José Francisco Cháves of Valencia County in Río Abajo, Juan Patrón of Lincoln County, and Sheriff Francisco Chávez of Santa Fe.
		Colonel José Francisco Cháves was once described by Congressional figures in Washington as the most anti – American individual in “this great land.” Born into a wealthy and landed family of the Río Abajo, Cháves was educated in some of the most prestigious military academies in both Mexico and the United States.
	www.unm.edu /~ecdn/essay1900.html (2958 words)

	SOMOS PRIMOS: Dedicated to Hispanic Heritage and Diversity Issues
		There were no immigration quotas for Mexicans, but those who planned to stay in the United States had to present a visa, pay a head tax, and pass a literacy test at a border-crossing station-- all of which took time and money.
		Mexico's struggle for independence against Spain began on the night of September 15/16, 1810 when a mild-mannered Creole priest, Father Miguel de Hidalgo y Castillo, published his famous outcry against tyranny from his parish in the village of Dolores.
		Slidell was supposed to offer Mexico $25,000,000 to accept the Rio Grande boundary with Texas and to sell New Mexico, Arizona, and California to the U.S. However, the President of Mexico, preoccupied with internal dissension and suspicious of American intentions, refused to see Slidell.
	www.somosprimos.com /spapr02.htm (14370 words)

	CLAH NEWSLETTER (Summer 1995)
		Naylor's photographs were subsequently shown at the museum of modern art in 1943 under the title "Faces and Places in Brazil." Reznikoff's drawings depicting the brutalities of Fascism were originally exhibited at the museu nacional de belas artes in Rio.
		The term CREOLE is most often associated with the Caribbean and its "northern tip," Louisiana.
		I found substantial material on a variety of social groups--Indians, women, the free poor, and slaves--whose lives were transformed by the war but whose history has been overshadowed by that of soldiers, generals, and statesmen.
	www.h-net.msu.edu /~clah/newsltr/newsltr312.html (16150 words)

	CLAH NEWSLETTER, VOL. 32, No. 1 (Spring 1996)
		Rather, from the outset, the earliest interpretations of the legends emphasized the role of the Mexican creoles, and this was rooted in the version of the earliest spokesman of the apparition cause, the creole priest Miguel Sánchez.
		Although the natives were included in part of this vision, it was the creoles to whom the story had the greatest attraction.
		The role of Guadalupe in creole aspirations became apparent in 1810 when Miguel Hidalgo adopted Guadalupe as the symbol of his revolt.
	www.h-net.msu.edu /~clah/newsltr/newsltr321.html (17627 words)

	rio wine cellar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		Rio All Suite Hotel & Casino - Dining - Wine Cellar & Tasting Room: The Wine Cellar at the Rio Suites Hotel and Casino is Las Vegas's most famous wine bar and retail shop and is home to one of the most impressive public wine collections in the United States.
		Monte Rio Moraga Morgan Hill Moss Beach Mountain View...
		house at 4875 Rio Pinar Drive brings a touch of the Southwest United States to southwest Reno.
	licznik4u.info /viewtopic,1511.html (1528 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		Ponce is the second largest city and boasts Spanish, art deco and Creole art and architecture along with its annual Carnival in February.
		For hikers of varying experience, the Rio Abajo Forest Reserve on the Western half of the island offers 70 walking trails.
		Exploring the smaller islands can be equally as rewarding, offering peace and tranquillity in a beautiful setting.
	www.dbtravel.co.uk /puertorico.htm (358 words)

	Salinas Pueblo Missions NM: Architectural History (Bibliography)
		In Kathleen Deagan, et al., Spanish St. Augustine: The Archeology of a Colonial Creole Community.
		Rio Abajo: Prehistory and History of a Rio Grande Province.
		Mera, H. Population Changes in the Rio Grande Glaze-Paint Area.
	www.nps.gov /sapu/hsr/hsrb.htm (4552 words)

	Brief Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		Even within Brazil, Rio is a law and scene unto itself, right on the cutting edge.
		With virtually everyone on this disc unknown to most audiences, it's a fabulous journey of discovery that extends far beyond samba and bossa nova.
		Reissue of Bonfa's debut, with plenty of bonus cuts, and a chance, in retrospect, to judge how important he was to the genesis of bossa nova in Brazil.
	www.globalvillageidiot.net /briefreviews.htm (17835 words)

	The social dances and their history
		Tango (the dance with the stop "Baille Con Carte") is one of the most fascinating of all dances.
		Originating in Spain or Morocco, the Tango was introduced to the New World by the Spanish settlers, eventually coming back to Spain with Black and Creole influences.
		In the early 19th Century, the Tango was a solo dance performed by the woman.
	www.pleasedancewithme.com /danceshistories.htm (9341 words)

	Nicaragua travel guide - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		However, "tu" is used occassionally and will always be understood by Nicas.
		English, Spanish, creole and indigenous languages are spoken on the Atlantic coast.
		Smaller than the Inter, close to Plaza Inter.
	wikitravel.org /en/Nicaragua (2493 words)

	Alphabetical - Things To Do In Los Angeles
		Ricardo Vejar's 1st Adobe (Rancho San Jose Abajo) Adobe Sites
		Rio Rancho Pontiac GMC Buick Isuzu Auto Dealers - Buick
		Rio Rancho Pontiac GMC Truck Auto Repair - General
	www.laokay.com /la2doNamesR.htm (903 words)

	Committee Reports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		The increase is for the Middle Rio Grande (Bosque) Research program.
		The Committee recommends $9,639,000 for Coastal programs, which is equal to the request.
		Cane River Creole NHP, LA (curatorial facility) 1,216
	www.congress.gov /cgi-bin/cpquery/R?cp108:FLD010:@1(sr89): (10840 words)

	The whole shebang (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-10)
		Los Del Rio - La Nina (Del Panuelo Colorado) - The Party Radio Edit (4:08)
		Los Del Rio - La Nina - The Afterhours Meme Dub (6:43)
		Los Del Rio - Macarena - River Fe Mix 103 BMP (5:04)
	laeren.zoggins.net /music/mp3list.php (11947 words)

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