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42. Puerto Rico Is Fun - Your Travel Guide To Puerto Rico. Guide featuring hotels, resorts, and small inns in San Juan, Ponce, Rincon, and other areas. Find Category Regional Caribbean puerto rico Travel and Tourism Lodging...... rest of the world. puerto rico, without a doubt has several uniquecharacteristics that distinguish their culture from any other. http://www.puertoricoisfun.com/

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45. Escape To Puerto Rico - Your Internet Guide To Puerto Rico Internet guide to everything puerto rico. Offers lots of photos, accommodations and travel information Category Regional Caribbean puerto rico Travel and Tourism...... Attractions Arts culture. puerto rico on the Web http://escape.topuertorico.com/

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46. 87.01.04: Puerto Rico . . . Its Land, History, Culture, And Literature YaleNew Haven Teachers Institute, Home. puerto rico . . . Its Land, History, culture,and Literature. by Frank J. Gallucci. Contents of Curriculum Unit 87.01.04 http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1987/1/87.01.04.x.html

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home Puerto Rico . . . Its Land, History, Culture, and Literature by Frank J. Gallucci Contents of Curriculum Unit 87.01.04: Narrative Geography History Culture ... To Guide Entry The purpose of this unit is to illustrate the interdiscipline of geography and culture, of history and literature. The geography of the land initiates the evolution of a culture. As different cultures are intertwined with the original, the culture becomes more complex. As an island which combines Indian, Black, and White cultures, Puerto Rico provides an interesting case in point. This unit begins with an introduction to Puerto Rican geography, history, and culture and then focuses on its literature. This unit is designed for middle school students in a social studies classroom. But it could be adapted and used in other settings. Geography The distribution of individuals on the island is patterned by the geographic features, with the coast being more populated than the interior. Anthropological papers have shown the biological and physiological differences stemming from environmental sources. History On November 19, 1493, Columbus, on his second voyage, found the island of San Juan Bautista (Puerto Rico). A permanent foothold was established in 1508 by Juan Ponce de Leon, when he founded the town of Caparra not far from the present capital of San Juan. Eventually all the Indians on the island were defeated in battle and subjugated. Badly mistreated by the Spaniards, they died out as a labor force and the role of the Indian was taken over by the African slaves. In time this port city evolved into what is now San Juan and the island Puerto Rico. As the Spanish empire grew, Puerto Rico’s strategic location over shadowed its economic significance. It was thought of by the crown officials as the strongest foothold of Spain in America.

47. Puerto Rico Arts & Culture culture. In 1886, he enrolled in the political party Liberal Reformista dePuerto rico, and later actively participated in the Autonomista party. http://www.puertoricowow.com/html/arts___culture.html

Search Site About Puerto Rico Directories Government Maps ... Visitors' Information Paintings by Julio Rosado del Valle More Art Without Barriers Brian Tracy, an expert on human potential development and personal effectiveness said, “The only real limitation on your abilities is the level of your desires. More ARTS Art Conservation: What to consider? I f you are the owner of a fine piece of art that’s rapidly deteriorating and in need of an art conservation professional, contact the museums in your area for guidelines instead of answering the first ad you find in your local newspaper. As you may know, conservation and preservation of artwork takes time and expertise, so be very careful with anyone who promises quick service. Speak with several conservators, and recognize that not all professionals in this field will agree with certain treatment options. Before engaging in the services, your artwork should be examined prior to any work being done. The conservator should present a written preliminary report, which explains the proposed treatment, expected results, and estimated costs. Ask about insurance, payment terms, and any additional fees.

48. Culture Of Puerto Rico puerto rico has a complex culture .Most people in puerto rico have a cultural andracial mix. puerto rico has lots of deferent sports and recreation leagues. http://www.palmbeach.k12.fl.us/congressms/portfolio/cj_site_files/john_files/cul

Prehistory of Puerto Rico Geography of Puerto Rico Intro of Puerto Rico Index of Puerto Rico Puerto Rico has a complex culture".Most people in Puerto Rico have a cultural and racial mix. Puerto Rico has lots of deferent sports and recreation leagues. Sports like boxing are very popular on this Caribbean island. Another popular sport in Puerto Rico is baseball and of course waterspouts is very Popular. There is lots of arts in Puerto Rico. Arts and crafts are very popular in Puerto Rico during celebrations when the city's gather in the streets .Another celebration is when you stay at the beach until midnight and then when it is twelve and then you fall back in the water for fun. There also very some very famous people in Puerto Rico like Acosta,Jose F. He was a very good music. Puerto Rico is full of culture all the way from celebrations to arts and crafts.

49. Caribbean Websites And Links Organised In An Easy To Use Directory Caribbean Site Directory General Directory - puerto rico - society and culture.Welcome to the Caribbean site directory, puerto rico - Society and culture. http://www.caribbeansitedirectory.com/links/puertorico-societyandculture.html

all any Search our Directory - Use spaces to separate your keywords You are here: Directory Back to the Front Page CLICK HERE Add your Site CLICK HERE Link to Us and get Added Promotion!!! CLICK HERE Bookmark this site 'Ctrl-D' for PCs 'CMD-D' for Macs Join our newsletter subscribe unsubscribe Puerto Rico - Society and Culture Home Page ThemeIndex Puerto Rico Puerto Rico - Society and Culture Please support our Link Partners by visiting them. Ramey AFB Historical Association ... http://rameyafb.org Other important links. Aguadilla, Puerto Rico - Nostalgic and Historical... Aguadilla: Cultural and historical facts about a small Puertorican town where Christopher Columbus landed on his second trip to America... http://www.aguadillapr.com Bethel Baptist Church ... Missions, program, pictures, history and school in the municipality of Rio Grande ... http://www.iglesiabethel.com

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51. Puerto Rico's Culture puerto rico's culture. puerto rico was known as Boriquen to the indigenousArawak Indians who had settled the Greater Antilles. When http://www.seabee.navy.mil/nmcb74/Career_Counselor/Puerto_Rico/puerto_ricos_cult

b Seabee Home Page Welcome Homeport Companies/Details ... Aboard Package Puerto Rico's Culture Puerto Rico was known as Boriquen to the indigenous Arawak Indians who had settled the Greater Antilles. When Europeans first settled the island in 1508, the prosperity of the Arawaks prompted the notion that here indeed was a "rich port". Imported diseases soon decimated the Arawak population. Deprived of laborers for their gold mines and due to lower crop yields, the European settlers abandoned their mines and plantations. A few colonists, administrators, and merchants remained in San Juan and Ponce, while most of the nearby interior was turned into grazing land for cattle and subsistence farming. Puerto Rico remained a Spanish colony for the next three centuries, but it never matched the prosperity of its neighbors. Slavery brought the African presence to Puerto Rico in the 18 th and 19 th centuries, and there was a rebirth of European influences. Immigration movements first brought Viscayans, then Catalonians, and finally Asturians, Gallegos, and Majorcans from Spain. A network of new colonial towns developed around the coastal plains. Thriving on sugar and coffee production, Puerto Rico prospered. Spanish loyalists from South America and the Caribbean as well as French planters from Haiti who where fleeing the revolutionary movements and bloodshed found refuge in Puerto Rico. It was in the 19

52. School Listening Session: Puerto Rico - 3/18/99 Dependency status is not clearly defined and is difficult to apply accordingto puerto rico's culture. The SSCR function is not working effectively. http://www.ed.gov/offices/OSFAP/CSTF/puericoscho3.18(ii).html

School Listening Session: Puerto Rico - 3/18/99 What doesn't work What does work What could we do differently Number of participants: 15 What doesn't work? ED does not have a central place where it consolidates and houses information on all of the University's campuses. Too often, the school has to provide ED information that had previously been requested. In addition, the school has to frequently explain to ED its administrative/organizational structure. On SSCR processing, old OPE ID codes are still active along with the new ones. Two sets of SSCR reports are being generated. Records reported under the old OPE ID are not consolidated into the SSCR report with the new OPE ID. Procedures for resetting a password for Title IV WAN/NSLDS processing need to be either revised and/or need to be consistent. Some schools experience great difficulties and other do not. Some schools have been able to reset or change a password over the phone while other schools have been requested to send a new participation agreement. Requesting a new Program Participation Agreement when no changes have taken place is unnecessary.

53. Student Listening Session: Puerto Rico - 3/18/99 automatically given. Dependency status is not clearly defined and is difficultto apply according to puerto rico's culture. What works? The http://www.ed.gov/offices/OSFAP/CSTF/puerostud3.18.html

Student Listening Session: Puerto Rico - 3/18/99 What doesn't work What does work What could we do differently Number of Participants: 14 What doesn't work? There isn't enough information on how to process and apply for Pell. The students have difficulty in filling out the FAFSA application. Sometimes the students receive information in Spanish that is inaccurate or difficult to understand due to poor translations. After the students apply for Pell (information usually provided in poor Spanish language), the information that they receive back from the Department is in English. Many students don't understand English and they don't pay attention to the answer(s) provided in the form and always assume that the Pell has been granted. If a Pell is denied, there is very little information as to what other options the students have to further their education. This is very critical because many students in Puerto Rico don't continue their education; they don't seek any other alternatives. The students have very little knowledge about how to apply for student loans. They have very little knowledge of where to even begin to look to get this information. During High School, many students complained about not having received any information on college education. It was provided only when they asked.

54. The House Of Puerto Rico and social organization established under the laws of the state of California forthe purpose of sharing and communicating the culture of puerto rico to the http://houseofpuertorico.com/

ON OFF (Music ) Español History Puerto Rican Population In California Local Events La Casita Project PR Links Puerto Rican in the News Articles by Daniel M. Lopez The Spanish American War and Puerto Rico The Spanish American War and its Effects on Puerto Rican Migration Complete Library of Articles House of Puerto Rico San Diego Board of Directors This website is designed by Don Jibaro Criollo and maintained by the HPR-SD Web Team Click here to send feedback and contributions. HPRSD Objectives: To promote a better understanding of Puerto Rico amongst people of all nationalities and races, To promote and cultivate the Puerto Rican culture and To promote social activities amongst its members. HPRSD is A Non Profit Organization IRS code 501 (C) (3) What's Happening In San Diego!

55. Puerto Rican Life : Culture Site Covering News, Celebrities, Literature, Celebra Explores the culture focusing on, but not limited to, puerto Ricans living in the United States.Category Regional Caribbean puerto rico Society and culture...... MLB.com. US Navy starts last round of bombing exercises on puerto ricoisland. A US Rican sites. Music of puerto rico.com. The introduction http://www.puertoricanlife.com/

A cultural site for Puerto Ricans. Home Articles Links Feedback ... Vote for me in Puerto Rican Top Sites Articles: see all articles... Benítez - A Family of Poets by Lorraine Rivera Puerto Rican Rum by Lorraine Rivera A favorite of Puerto Ricans. Roberto Clemente by Lorraine Rivera Almost 30 years after his death, Roberto Clemente is still remembered as one of baseball's greatest players. Salsa by Lorraine Rivera Where did Salsa come from? Puerto Rican News: School board opts to retain controversial books Alexandria residents Alice and Richard Ess have lost yet another round in their quest to remove from Fairfax County Public School libraries several books they find objectionable, including "When I Was Puerto Rican." By Jennifer Cooper Hero Queens Marine Died 'Doing What He Wanted' By MARIANNE GARVEY and BILL HOFFMANN Miss Massachusetts crowned Miss USA 2003 Miss Massachusetts Susie Castillo was crowned Miss USA 2003 in the 52nd annual staging of the pageant Monday night. Associated Press Related Links: see all links...

56. Puerto Rican Life : Culture Site Covering News, Celebrities, Literature, Celebra puerto rico and the United States by Lorraine Rivera A brief descriptionof puerto rico's relationship to the US. Music of puerto rico 19291947. http://www.puertoricanlife.com/article1007.html

A cultural site for Puerto Ricans. Home Articles Links Feedback ... Recommended Items Puerto Rico and the United States by Lorraine Rivera A brief description of Puerto Rico's relationship to the U.S. This article sponsored by: DogToys.com - Celebrating 35 dog years online! DogToys.com does it best as the web's first online pet supply store it celebrates 5 years serving the Internet shopper. Recently a guy I work with took a trip to Puerto Rico. As he was recounting his adventures for the twentieth time, the girl he was talking to (and flirting madly with) asked, “Is that a foreign country?” “Well, I don’t know,” he answered. “I didn’t need a passport, but I had to go through customs. I don’t think it’s a state, but they use American money there. I just don’t know.” I'm always surprised at the number of people I encounter who don’t know how Puerto Rico is a related to the United States. Then there are many people who know that Puerto Rico is a commonwealth, but aren’t quite sure what that means. Here’s a quick rundown. At the end of the Spanish-American War in 1898, Spain ceded Puerto Rico to the United States of America, and in 1917 President Woodrow Wilson passed a law giving Puerto Ricans US citizenship.

57. The Women From Puerto Rico; The Culture, The Intelligence And Beauty Of Puerto R Translate this page The Women from puerto rico. Dayín. OJOS ASTRALES. Zoraida FonalledasMiss puerto rico Universe 2000. Brenda Lopez - Miss puerto rico 1999. http://members.aol.com/boriken01/prgirls.htm

The Women from Puerto Rico OJOS ASTRALES toda fuente de luz, Pero si - lleno de agrios enojos por tal blasfemia- tus lindos ojos Dios te arrancase, para que el mundo con la alborada de tu pupila no se alumbrase; tender la Noche sobre la Nada.... con el recuerdo de tu mirada! P.H. Hernandez Migdaliz Women of intelligent beauty... The girls and women of Puerto Rico are bright, intelligent, graceful and gorgeous..loving daughters, sweethearts, wives, mothers and proffesionals, partners and dynamic contributors to the present and the future of the island...women of intelligent beauty in which capacity and intelligence don't compete with physical beauty. Each one faces life in a unique manner but there are common elements in their varied experiences and talents. They all love their work and strive to make the ordinary extraordinarily well. Without exception, they live wanting to be better human beings, improving themselves and being just beautiful in and out.. Las Hermosas Mujeres de Boriken Zoraida Fonalledas Miss Puerto Rico Universe 2000 Brenda Lopez - Miss Puerto Rico 1999 Joyce Giraud 2nd runner-up at Miss Universe 1998 Pageant Circuit of Beauty Contestants of Puerto Rico Miss Puerto Rico Universe 2000 Dayanara's Official home Page Brenda Lopez Homepage ... Arlene Torres Miss Mundo de PR 1999 La Chica Boricua del mes...

58. Puerto Rico Travel Guides, Photo Culture This 360page paperback edition gives mighty accurate information about PuertoRico, covering everything from culture to the unique way Spanish is spoken. http://www.micaminito.com/good_reading.htm

Good Reading about Puerto Rico: Travel Guides and Photo Journals Travel Guides Before you take that trip to Puerto Rico, get yourself any of these travel guides and read up on the towns you'd like to visit. You'll be glad you did. These books will pre-acquaint you with the people, the places, the food, and more. Explore Puerto Rico (Fifth Edition) by Harry S. Pariser Just browsing through its' 360 pages will give you a definitive sense of the culture, beauty and people of Puerto Rico. Rated 5-stars by the readers who have bought it, especially for the accurate maps, photos, and insider tips on finding Puerto Rico's treasures. This has to go on the top of our list! Puerto Rico Off the Beaten Path (2nd Edition) by John Marino This 192-page paperback edition is another customer rated 5-star travel guide, especially for the traveler who likes to get off the tried-and-true main roads to explore a bit more of Puerto Rico's countryside and towns. Between the recommended routes, restaurants, places to stay, and trivia info, you'll find that this book is truly a gem. You'll always want to keep it close at hand, while you enjoy the most memorable vacation of your life. Insight Guide Puerto Rico (4th Edition, release due in March 2003)

59. Puerto Rico Food Facts, Puerto Rican Recipes Find other puerto Rican sites that have joined together to present the best ofpuerto rico's culture, traditions, and information by clicking on this link http://www.micaminito.com/

Puerto Rico's Foods and Recipes Puerto Rico has a rich source of foods cultivated in its tropical hillsides. In these rural areas, the majority of the traditional recipes were born and are still perpetuated, even though most of the cooking methods of times past have been replaced by modern techniques. The wide variety of fruits and vegetables growing on our fertile soil ensure that our meals are never boring. During the year, Puerto Rico's mountain towns celebrate festivals related to some of the foods grown, and to other traditional and cultural facets of the Puerto Rican society. Whatever the theme, there's always an encounter with the culinary delights found in our distinctive cookery. We especially want to share this part of the Puerto Rican culture with both the second-generation Boricuas and the tourist travelers. When you make plans to visit Puerto Rico, reserve a few extra days to go to the countryside, " el campo ". As you travel the back roads, stop and savor the local dishes and the fruits in season. Discover how and why our cocina criolla - home cooking - is so flavorful and unique. ¡Bienvenidos a Mi Caminito!

60. Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration (PRFAA) For over 500 years, puerto rico’s unique culture born of Native Indian, Spanish,African, and American influences - has been the living manifestation of a http://www.prfaa.com/eng/AboutPR.asp

PR Fact Sheet The Commonwealth is similar to most state governments in its structure and the services it provides to constituents. More PRFAA is transforming popular beliefs about Puerto Rican culture by promoting the whole spectrum of Puerto Rican art through events and exhibitions in communities nationwide. This Month's Featured Artist Salvador Brau More PRFAA Home ... Business Opportunities

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