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Year: <span>2020</span>
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Puzzle June 12
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Puzzle June19
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Rotary Presentation: Post COVID-19: Lessons Learned
Rotary Presentation
“Post COVID-19: Lessons Learned”
Tue, Jun 16, 9:30am
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UU Service “Behave as a Human Being”
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Online Service
“Behave as a Human Being”
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Arvid Straube
Sun, Jun 14, 10:30am
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The Streets Are Empty of Locos and the Masks Have Been Set Aside
Memory has stretch marks. Although many would like to throw
2020 into the junkyard of oblivion, the truth is we will remember it.
It will be like those who recalled the epidemic of 1800 when,
according to historian Cornelio Lopez Espinosa “people walked
down the street, suddenly sneezed, and lay there.”
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Claims of Unfair Hotel Closings
The Hotel Association is objecting to two hotel closings by the municipal authorities. It asserts that this represents government harassment and that the claims of housing tourists are false, since these guests had come to San Miguel de Allende to work.
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Support Local Musicians: Zoom The Music
On June 13th at 7pm there will be a free online concert where donations will be accepted to support musicians who have been affected by the contingency we are facing. Featuring: Rafael de la Vega Ger Veloz Alan Minus Poli Olvera Gonzalo Brazo Alfredo Vargas Rodrigo Díaz Sahid Nevares You can register here.
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Panis Focacius
Unleavened breads with toppings are characteristic of many cultures. Citizens of ancient Greece produced a flatbread called plakountos that was enlivened with herbs, onion, cheese, and garlic.
Persian soldiers baked flatbreads with cheese and dates on top of their battle shields. A precursor of pizza was probably focaccia, a Roman unleavened bread known as panis focacius, to which toppings were added.
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Learning to Live in an Upended World: Artificial Intelligence
It’s no secret that we humans have suffered immensely with the COVID-19 pandemic. There is no need to enumerate the countless slings and arrows—the deaths, fears, anger, anxiety, and stress. We have all agonized over the invisible global threat to our lives and the ensuing separation from society through lock downs and face coverings.