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![]() ![]() Of several settlements made on the San Miguel del Vado Land Grant, San Jose is the most populous and has retained the highest degree in the form of its church plaza and the surrounding houses. San Jose, New Mexico Plaza area, courtesy Google Maps Near the old bridge was the original Santa Fe Trail crossing of the Pecos River. An old Route 66 era steel truss bridge sits abandoned at the end of County Road B41D. 85 and I-25, the highways bypassed the town. Later, when the highway was replaced by U.S. However, it was short-lived and rerouted in 1937. R oute 66 made its way through the village in 1926, probably stimulating the economy. At that time, stockbreeders were forced to search elsewhere for adequate grazing land for their cattle and sheep or abandon this form of livelihood. ![]() The village abandonment was further aggravated by the federal government land surveys of the early 20th century, which assigned the common lands of the original land grant to federal jurisdiction and were then fenced in, greatly reducing the public grazing lands. A steady decline in San Jose’s population followed. Once completed, the railroad bypassed San Jose, and traffic along the Santa Fe Trail all but ended. In 1879, the construction of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad began in New Mexico. In 1858, a post office was established in San Jose, which has been in operation, intermittently, from its establishment to the present. This traffic became more important after the settlement of Las Vegas, as caravans began to bypass San Miguel and traveling a shorter route directly to San Jose. The stagecoach station was probably located in the southeast corner of the plaza.Īs a result of the trade caravans and stagecoaches traveling along the trail, San Jose prospered and grew in population. The stagecoach route, which crossed the Pecos River ford at San Jose, had regular mail service by 1849 and daily passenger service by 1862. The same year, a passenger stagecoach service was established between Independence, Missouri and Santa Fe. In 1846, during the Mexican-American War, San Jose was chosen as a camping site by General Stephen Kearny as he made his way through the area proclaiming the American occupation of New Mexico. San Jose was under the jurisdiction of Nuestra Senora de Los Angeles church at the Pecos Pueblo until nearby San Miguel Del Vado was made a parish and provided with a priest. ![]() In May 1826, permission was granted, by the Bishop of Durango, to erect a church at San Jose. The original adobe homes were built closely together around a square, which could be closed for defense in times of Indian raids. In March 1803, nine years after the founding of San Jose, Pedro Rautista Pino, acting on orders of the governor, partitioned the land to the 47 heads of households of San Jose.Īfter the establishment of the Santa Fe Trail in 1821, San Jose became one of the many stops along the trail in the Pecos River Valley.Ĭhurch in San Jose, New Mexico courtesy Google Maps The residents were joined by Indians of other pueblos, including the more progressive Pecos Indians, who entered into a genízaro status and thus contributed to the depopulation of the Pecos Pueblo. When the Genizaros became unruly in Santa Fe, Governor Fernando Chacon appointed Don Luis Maria Cabeza de Baca to settle them in the Pecos River Valley. The community was first settled by Spanish military personnel and the Genízaro colony of Santa Fe. Genizaros were Indians that did not belong to any tribe, having been captured and sold by the Spanish, educated as Christians, and, consequently, ostracized from their own tribes. This was one of many colonial towns that the Spanish created to serve as buffer zones against hostile Indian raids. After the community of San Miguel was settled in 1794, the original colonists and others arriving from Santa Fe next established the community of San Jose on the west bank of the Pecos River about 28 miles southwest of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Joseph of the Ford) was originally part of the San Miguel del Vado Land Grant in 1794. Like its neighbor, San Miguel, San Jose Del Vado (St. Native Americans were enslaved by the Spanish. ![]() ![]() ![]() You would love the range and their ease of usage. In this converter, we consider concentration measured by mass, although volume and percent. Have you checked our entire range of 100+ online calculators for free? Go ahead and do it now. Convert gram/liter g/L to gram/100mL g/dL - Translators Cafe. grams milliliters × density Thus, the weight in grams is equal to the volume in milliliters multiplied by the density (in g/mL) of the ingredient, substance, or material. Have you tried our free calculator app? Yes, CalculatorHut comes as a free app for its users, and you can download and do calculations at your convenience! Grams to Grams conversion calculator for Weight conversions with additional tables and formulas. However, it is important to pay special attention to the units used for density calculations. m V where: is the density m is the mass V is the volume The calculation of density is quite straightforward. Online free finance calculators, health calculators, vehicle calculators, mathematics calculators, chemistry calculators and physics calculators, miscellaneous calculators – CalculatorHut hosts all these online free calculators on any topic! 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How to convert 1 milliliter of acetone to grams To convert a quantity of a substance or material expressed as a volume to mass we simply use the formula: mass density × volume We want to calculate the mass in grams from a volume in milliliters. ![]() How CalculatorHut’s online free normality calculator helps you? How to convert 1 milliliter of sodium hydroxide to grams To convert a quantity of a substance or material expressed as a volume to mass we simply use the formula: mass density × volume We want to calculate the mass in grams from a volume in milliliters. ![]() ![]() The federal government has two main vehicles for diverting private resources to achieve policy goals. Regulation can be an important government function. With a better regulatory system, we can enjoy a healthy environment, safe workplaces, more innovative products, and greater opportunities and prosperity for all Americans. This paper examines the important role regulations play in a vibrant economy, how they differ from other government programs, why they can produce unintended consequences, and how reforms could help us achieve the benefits regulations can provide with fewer negative outcomes. ![]() Poorly designed regulations may cause more harm than good stifle innovation, growth, and job creation waste limited resources undermine sustainable development inadvertently harm the people they are supposed to protect and erode the public’s confidence in our government. When regulators behave this way, they invariably cause unintended harms. Yet, despite the best intentions, government regulation too often disrupts the marketplace or picks winners and losers among companies or technologies. Sensible, evidence-based regulations that respect the fundamental role of free-market competition can provide vital public benefits – such as protecting the environment, public health and safety, civil rights, consumers, and investors. Large swaths of the American economy are distorted by government mandates and incentives, and the vast majority of binding “laws” are not enacted by our elected representatives in Congress, but are promulgated by agencies as regulations. Recent decades have seen a decline in economic growth and innovation, and one important cause is poorly-designed government policies. Yet, the United States faces growing challenges in an increasingly competitive global economy. ![]() 1 Through protecting property rights and fostering healthy competition, democratic capitalism rewards work and ingenuity which improves our lives and has liberated more people from poverty than any other system. The American free enterprise system has been one of the greatest engines for prosperity and liberty in history, and has the potential to deliver a promising future for the United States and the world. ![]() ![]() ![]() Bonus tracks were the 7" live ep included with initial pressings of the LP, but the CD sound quality was appalling. The First The Best The Last was the cash-in Sham compilation released after the band split in '79, and it came out on CD in 1992. Polygram put out a compilation and left the albums in the can. A band like Siouxsie and the Banshees who were still active in the 80's did get a full catalogue release from Polygram - Sham's albums were accorded a re-release on vinyl-only by small reissue punk label Receiver in the late 80's. My view is that their albums did not sell all that well on initial release, and other Polydor releases from the 70's did not find their way to CD until well into the 90's, notably Slade, who had much better LP success than Sham. I endured a long explanation from someone at a record fair as to why this was so - because Sham were the real punk deal, anti-authoritarian, from the streets, and the suits at Polygram didn't want to be associated with them anymore, maaaaaaan! ![]() Sham's New York Dolls/Pistols guitar sound from Dave Parsons, coupled with their widely played singles, meant they were the sound most people associated with punk in the late 70's.įor some reason, Polydor did not rerelease their albums in the CD age. Sham's roots and influences were in classic soul and British Invasion bands - the Who, Yardbirds, but with no hint of the psychedelia of bands like Buzzcocks, Stranglers, Damned, or the much of the reggae influence on the Clash, Ruts, etc. They were (and still are) a terrific live act, but attracted a fiercely violent and at times extremist right-wing crowd which eventually made leader Jimmy Pursey (who distanced himself from the so-called 'Sham Army') dissolve the band in 1979 (ah, but they were back.). They were one of the most commercially succesful punk bands in singles terms, but their albums sold poorly and were, to be honest, not very good. Sham 69 were a strange and funny band, a real mix of contradictions. I'll bite, since no one else has commented this week. ![]() ![]() So overall we’re uncomfortable with the current focus of Fruit of the Loom’s branding and marketing. Also, we were confused by the color selection in the Body Tone multipack. We would have made the briefs a pick, but we found the “Fit for Me” branding of the extended sizing off-putting. And if you include the extended sizing, Fruit of the Loom has the largest size range of any of the underwear we tested. This underwear is sold in multipacks, including a mix of solids with stripes or florals. But the machine-wash-cold laundering instructions seem restrictive for everyday wear. All of our testers loved the fit (if not the style) of these undies, since they were very comfortable and stayed in place. This underwear is made of quick-dry polyester that reminds us of basketball shorts material. It also comes in a Brief and a Lo-Rise Brief, and in extended sizing, a Fit for Me brief (sizes 9 to 13). If you want a sporty fabric that’s breathable but very basic: Consider Fruit of the Loom’s Breathable Micro-Mesh Bikini Underwear (sizes 5 to 9). And the lacy pattern made our testers feel a little sexy, no matter what kind of clothes they were wearing. The fabric is sheer, with the opaque lace providing some modesty throughout. This lets the undies hug any curves-one tester said, “I can’t get over how great these made my butt look.” It also allows them to lie flat at the hips because there aren’t seams up the sides. Rather than pieced together with front and back panels attached by side seams (as the majority of our picks are), the Hanky Panky boyshorts have a center seam that runs from belly button to butt crack under the gusset. Depending on where you shop, these boyshorts also comes in more than 25 colors (though its core colors, such as light pink, black, white and beige, are widely available). The Hanky Panky pair also comes in the largest size range of our picks, from XS to 3X (which, per the brand’s size guide, will fit folks with hips between 55 and 58 inches). Though these boyshorts provide substantial butt coverage, they don’t show panty lines. The leg holes are cut wide and at an angle, so there is minimal digging. The medium rise and flexible waistband proved great for our testers who have loose skin around their bellies. Our entire testing panel was surprised at the Hanky Panky Signature Lace Boyshort’s comfort and ease of wear. Six styles emerged as the best everyday undies: a classic, cheap cotton pair in a multipack, a high-waisted retro-style bikini, a quick-dry, barely there brief, a lacy boyshort, and two thongs (one minimalist and mesh, the other comfy and paper-thin).īoyshorts are a love-’em-or-hate-’em style, and they can be an uncomfortable nightmare if they cut in too tight at the thigh. Once we narrowed the options-which range from $3 a pair to about $35-some testers continued to wear them for months to test their durability. The panelists squatted, bent over, and reached up high to see whether the undies moved with them or against them, and they checked for panty lines and whale tail. Each tester wore each pair for at least a full day and rated the underwear in terms of comfort, style, and fit. Our testing panel ranged from S to XL in size and self-identified as having various body types the panel consisted of three cisgender and one transgender woman. If you can put on our picks and never have to think about them again, we’ve all won.Īfter consulting experts in the field and researching hundreds of styles, we narrowed our pool to 27 pairs. Our goal was to find pairs you’d love so much that you’d dump out your drawer of rejects-so we spent more than 25 hours researching (and countless hours wearing) women’s underwear. And then there are a few well-loved favorites that rise to the top of the pile every time, rotating from butt to laundry bin and back again. Many people have a drawer full of ’em, with dozens of pairs that just don’t quite fit. It can pinch, pull, tug, cut, and end up in all the wrong places. The high rise undies by Arq are the holy grail of comfortable and also ultra-flattering (read: they dont cut into those sweet curves) foundational garments. Uploading photos to Imgur? To make your image viewable to anyone with the link, but prevent it from being added to the main Imgur feed, select "hidden" for the privacy setting, not "private" or "public".A bad pair of underwear can ruin your day. ![]() ![]() See details and apply here guides and how-tos ![]() ![]() ![]() You will not only get your purchases, you will get my blessings and a karmic boost! (I don’t otherwise participateĪnd you can support my book habit without even spending money on me by following my Amazon links to do your shopping (if, of course, you like shopping on Amazon) As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases (I get a small percentage of every dollar spent while someone is following my referral links), and every month I get a gift certificate that allows me to buy a few books (or, if someone has bought a big-ticket item, even more). If your preferred feed is Twitter, you can follow to get My name is Steve Dodson I’m a retired copyeditor currently living in western Massachusetts after many years in New York City. Thanks, Eric!Ĭommented-On Language Hat Posts (courtesy of J.C. I could have sworn we’d covered zydeco before, but apparently not. That`s how zydeco music got to be called that - or at least that’s my view of it.” Some people didn’t know the whole title of it, so they just asked radio stations to ‘play that zydeco record,’ and they’d go to the dances and ask for the same thing. There was an old record a long time ago called ‘Zydeco Est Pas Sale’ that meant ‘no salt in the beans’ and became very popular. ![]() “But we call a dance or a party a zydeco. ![]() “Which doesn’t make any sense,” Simien says with a chuckle. It also rides an apparently growing ripple of national urban interest in an accordion-based Louisiana brand of music called “zydeco.” Expect, therefore, to hear more in the next few months about zydeco, a term currently about as well known in the mainstream as “toot-toot.” The word zydeco is derived from the French words les haricots, which means green beans. The song’s title and Simien’s widely varied labors in its creation aren`t all “My Toot-Toot” has going for it. several songs, really, and put that word in there: ‘Mon chere toot-toot.'” Plus there was an old song - I never really heard the record, but I used to hear different bands play at house parties when I was a kid, and they would sing. “And I used to hear older guys call their girlfriends toot-toot. They`d pinch the baby on the cheek and say, ‘Isn’t she - or isn’t he - a sweet little toot-toot?’ “I got the idea from hearing my grandmother and the older folks use the word quite a bit. “From the old Cajun (language), a toot-toot is something special, maybe your best girlfriend, your all, your everything,” Simien says. In French-influenced Cajun Louisiana, where the 47-year-old Simien lives, toot is a corruption of the Gallic word tout, meaning ‘all.’ Here‘s a fun three-decade-old piece by Jack Hurst about the name of a long-forgotten minor hit:Ĭountry music’s novelty hit of the year, “My Toot-Toot,” doubtless owes much of its popularity to the obvious question: What is a toot-toot? ![]() ![]() ![]() Reputedly the first European to view the Allegheny and Ohio rivers was Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, in 1669–1670, but the evidence is questionable. The Ohio takes it name from the Iroquois language and means "Great River." The Native American societies included the Iroquois (especially Seneca, Erie, and Mingo) in western Pennsylvania the Delaware and Seneca in southern Pennsylvania and West Virginia the Delaware, Miami, Ottawa, Shawnee, Seneca, and Wyandot in Ohio the Miami in Indiana and the Delaware and Shawnee in northern Kentucky. The valley was occupied by a number of protohistoric and historic Native American societies, some indigenous to the river drainage basin and others who migrated westward, displaced by European colonization in the east. The middle Woodland Hopewell culture, centered in southern Ohio and characterized by earthworks, elaborate burial practices, and long-distance trade, is notable, as is the Fort Ancient culture (1400–1600), located in southern Ohio, northern Kentucky, and eastern Indiana. Human occupation in the Ohio valley began over sixteen thousand years ago, and the region was home to a series of cultures: Paleo-Indian (before 9500 b.c.e.), Archaic (9500–3000 b.c.e.), late Archaic–early Woodland (3000–200 b.c.e.), middle Woodland (200 b.c.e.–500 c.e.), late Woodland (500–1600 c.e.), and late Prehistoric (c. Since prehistoric times the Ohio River and its tributaries have served as a major conduit for human migration, linking the Atlantic seaboard and Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi valley. See also: Erie Canal, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, National Road, Northwest Ordinance, Ohio, Old Northwest, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Main Line Canal, Steamboats, West Virginia Within a year three more settlements were made in the territory. The first settlement founded under the Northwest Ordinance was Marietta, Ohio, which was named the capital of the Northwest Territory in 1788. In 1787 Congress passed the Northwest Ordinance, which set guidelines by which territories became states. Congress sold the company 750,000 acres (304,000 hectares) in what is today southeastern Ohio. Shares were sold to raise enough money to petition the Congress of the Confederation to purchase land beyond the Ohio River. The Ohio Company of Associates was organized in 1786 in Boston, Massachusetts. But conflicts with the French stymied British efforts to settle the region and the company failed. The first was the Ohio River Valley Company (sometimes called the Ohio Company of Virginia), formed in 1747 when England's King George II granted London merchants and landed Virginians 200,000 acres (81,000 hectares) west of the Allegheny Mountains. Two companies also helped develop the region. Settlement of the Ohio River Valley was aided by the federally built National Road (completed 1852), New York's Erie Canal (1825), and by Pennsylvania's Main Line Canal (1837). By 1820, more than 60 steamboats plied the Ohio, which remained the main westward route into the region until 1825. Soon many settlers traveled the Ohio River westward. government established the Northwest Territory (the present-day states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and part of Minnesota). In 1783 it became part of the new republic of the United States. The Ohio River Valley passed to British control (from the French) in 1763. Numerous battles were fought in the valley, including the French and Indian War (1754 –1763), the last major conflict in North America before the American Revolution (1775 –1783). The fur trade flourished, making the region a coveted possession for both the French and the British. In the first half of the 1700s, traders traveled the Ohio River, finding the surrounding valley a plentiful hunting ground. The Ohio was first seen in 1669 by a European, French explorer Sieur de La Salle (1643 –1687). Commercial cities -trade centers that grew as transportation along the principal waterway increased -also dot the region. The region surrounding the Ohio River is rich farmland. Navigable by barges its entire length of 975 miles (1,569 kilometers), the Ohio River empties into the Mississippi River at Cairo, Illinois. ![]() The river then turns west-northwest to form the border between Ohio and Kentucky before turning southwest again between Indiana and Kentucky, and between Illinois and Kentucky. From there the Ohio flows southwest, forming the border between Ohio and West Virginia. The river is formed by the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Ohio River drains into a fertile basin that measures 203,000 square miles (528,101 square kilometers) -stretching across Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky. ![]() ![]() ![]() Before you buy Desperados III, please check the store page for any information about activation restrictions in your region. However, some shops don’t share information regarding regional locks in their product feeds and that can lead to some very occasional mistakes. We always try to make sure that price displayed in our comparison is assigned to the correct regions. If the price is still too high, create a price alert and receive an email notification when Desperados III matches your budget! Does Desperados III cd key activate in my region? Check the price history of the game to determine how good the deal is in relation to historical low offers. ![]() All offers already include discounts from vouchers to save you time and money. GG.deals aggregates game keys from over 40 digital distribution stores so you can find the best deals on video games. The Showdown mode allows you to pause the game anytime and react to ambushes or surprise attacks.Adjust the game to your playstyle with various difficulty settings and special replay challenges.Choose between non-lethal and deadly attacks, stealth and blazing guns.Witness the glory of classic Wild West scenarios like frontier towns, mysterious swamps, sprawling modern cities, and many more.Defeat large groups of enemies with careful planning and execution.Experience true freedom of choice with countless different ways to overcome any obstacle.Play five unique characters, each with a very particular set of skills.And then there is this mysterious woman from New Orleans, Isabelle…Ĭombine your team’s special skills to overcome each tough challenge in your own style. Kate can fool almost any man with the right outfit, and kills discreetly with her hidden gun. Cold blooded bounty hunter McCoy likes to be methodical, using lures, knockout gas, poison syringes and a custom long-range pistol. Strongman Hector carries a giant bear trap and can slay the toughest opponents with his trusty axe. A good plan can make the difference between survival and finding yourself at the business end of a pistol.ĭrifter, gunslinger, and natural leader Cooper can kill quietly with a knife, or take out multiple foes with his revolvers. On Cooper’s quest for redemption, his adventures lead him and his gang from rural towns, over swamps and riverbanks, and finally to a dramatic showdown worthy of Wild West legends. In this long-awaited prequel to the beloved classic Desperados: Wanted Dead or Alive, John Cooper will join forces with the runaway bride Kate, the shady hitman Doc McCoy, the giant trapper Hector, and Isabelle, a mysterious lady from New Orleans. The first in the mission Lulaby of Four Aces in Desperados: Wanted Dead or Alive and the second in the Trouble at Eagle's Nest mission in Desperados 2: Cooper's Revenge.Desperados III is a story-driven, hardcore tactical stealth game, set in a ruthless Wild West scenario. This is the third time that Eagle Nests has appeared in the series.This mission was released as the third DLC on November 3, 2020.Internally, this mission is called " eaglesNest".Speedrun: Complete the mission in under 30:00 minutes.Complete the mission on Hard difficulty.Take the secret passage into the fortress.Free Doc before entering the Village or the Camp.Get in there, grab the money, get out and ride off into the sunset. Of course things go horribly wrong, but that has never stopped you before. It is locked up in the highest tower of the infamous Eagle's Nest, which in turn is guarded by innumerable bandits.īut fret not, because Hector has a plan. It's been a long road, but Vincent DeVitt's money is finally within reach. ![]() ![]() Guided by their map, the gang reach Eagle's Nest, where they hope to finally lay hands on Vincent DeVitt's money.Īgainst their better judgement, they begin enacting Hector's very elaborate plan. Assaults happen frequently, and the owner never stays the same for long. Over the years, the Nest has become infamous as a hideout for bandits and outlaws. In the third and final part of "Money for the Vultures", the journey concludes in a fan favorite location, the infamous bandit fortress Eagle's Nest.īrave the walls of Eagle's Nest with cunning and guile, carry out Hector's plan in all its crazy glory and find out if Rosie will keep her word, or if she still has an ace up her sleeve.ĭeep in the deserts of New Mexico lies Eagle's Nest, an old pueblo fortress whose real name nobody cares to remember. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Subsequently, this office was often filled by a cardinal. The square in the front of two churches: Santa Maria Scala Coeli (right) and Santi Anastasio e Vincenzo (left)Ĭardinal Branda da Castiglione became the first commendatory abbot in 1419. At the same service, seven cardinals consecrated the seven altars within. Pope Honorius III restored the Church of Saints Vincent and Anastasius and personally consecrated it in 1221. Of the fourteen regular abbots who governed the abbey, several besides Blessed Eugene III became cardinals, legates, or bishops. When Innocent granted the monastery to the Cistercians, he had the church repaired and the monastic quarters rebuilt according to the usages of the order. He assigned a Cistercian colony from Clairvaux to the abbey, with Peter Bernard of Paganelli as their abbot, who five years later became Pope Eugene III. In 1140 Pope Innocent II withdrew the abbey from them, and entrusted it to St. In the tenth century, it was given to the Cluniacs. Its abbot exercised ordinary jurisdiction ( abbatia nullius) over this area. The abbey was richly endowed, particularly by Charlemagne, who bestowed on it the Isola del Giglio off the Tuscan coast, and Orbetello and eleven other towns with a considerable territory. The pope committed this abbey to them as a refuge. Toward the middle of the seventh century, the persecutions inflicted on the Eastern monks by the Monothelites obliged many of them to seek shelter in Rome. They were to care for the two older sanctuaries, as well as their own church. Third are the church and monastery dedicated to saints Vincent and Anastasius, built by Pope Honorius I in 626 and given to the Benedictines. In this church is the altar Scala Coeli ("ladder to heaven"), from which the church receives its present name. The second church, Santa Maria Scala Coeli, dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title "Our Lady of Martyrs", is built over the relics of Saint Zeno and his 10,203 legionaries, who were martyred at the order of Diocletian in 299. These still flow and are located in the sanctuary. Legend accounts for the three springs ( fontane) with the assertion that, when severed from Paul's body, his head bounced and struck the earth in three different places, from which fountains sprang up. Paul was beheaded by order of Emperor Nero. Paul of Three Fountains, was raised on the spot where St. Belonging to the monastery are three separate churches. ![]() |
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