ľǽաʥĸнڡImmaculada Concepcion (Immaculate Conception)˵ʥĸʥС
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- Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/09/2005
ŷһ,Ǽŷ.
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- Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/09/2005
maya is better than me because she feels alone after party.I feels alone at party when I was in spain.Feliz Navidad Y el ano nuevo! - Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/09/2005
Feliz Navidad Y el ano nuevo!
Σͷϸպһʻ飬ǺǣHappy Xmas and new year - Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/10/2005
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1213ī Guadalupe ʥĸڡ ӻֱīǵijʥձݣܺÿġҪͨ
- posted on 12/10/2005
has already made up her mind not to marry. The most important thing is that who have this kind of character is difficult to get along with heterosexual and also does not know how to compromise another.
Compared with US, Spain is a second class country now.
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ľǽաʥĸнڡImmaculada Concepcion (Immaculate Conception)˵ʥĸʥС
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- Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/10/2005
Dear Maya,
Would you like to come to Switzerland for a visit, may be one week ? I live in Basel, very close to old town tower Spalentor at city center, and have a botanic garden nearby, there are different exhibitions going on here. You are welcome to live at my home, and eat together if you do not mind my cooking is not good enough. (I am your reader once a while,a Lady, and also like travel).
Having fun there !
Sunshine
- Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/11/2005
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la tuna˧кüÿ궼ҪͽȥʥǸ糯ʥhuliniͷѪͳ˵ÿ궼Ҫȥʥ
ʥǸͷ˵ʥͽjamesѳѵءdzʥ·ͼ

- posted on 12/11/2005
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Santiago (St. James), the patron saint of Spain and the first Christian martyr, is buried in Santiago de Compostella at the northwest tip of the Iberian peninsula. The Apostle James was beheaded in Jerusalem in 42 AD, and legend has it that the remains were transported by his disciples to be buried here. Stories of the discovery of the Apostle's tomb in the 9th Century brought pilgrims from around Europe, and the "Camino de Santiago" - Road/Path/Way to Santiago - soon became the most important Christian pilgrimage of the Middle Ages.
While there are many paths to Santiago, four major routes developed starting from Tours, Vlezay, Le Puy, and Arles in France, to cross the Pyrenees at the Somport or Roncesvalles passes, joining together at Puente la Reina in Navarra (near Pamplona) to form a single path across northern Spain to the saint's shrine at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostella. [Due to space limitations the map starts just west of Logroño (La Rioja) - some 75 km from the crossroads at Puente la Reina.]
The Spanish part of El Camino de Santiago runs some 800 km (500 miles) from the Roncesvalles pass through Puente la Reina, La Rioja, Burgos, Leon and finally crossing Galicia to Santiago. While not everyone has the time and energy to repeat Andrea Kirby's feat, the Road to Santiago is a fantastic tourist venue for hikers and walkers. The Road crosses some of the country's most spectacular landscapes, and is dotted with beautiful Romanesque and Plateresque churches, chapels, and monasteries - the above photo shows the cloisters at the Silos monastery near Burgos where monks still sing Gregorian chants (they even made a record).
A proper pilgrimage must be made on foot, bicycle or horseback - the pilgrim has the use of free hostels along the route, and gets his pilgrim's passport stamped along the way and certified at the Cathedral in Santiago. Whether you plan to do a proper pilgrimage or not, the Road (or just about any a part of it) is a great way to see Spain, and enjoy the Camino's period architecture, shrines, villages, countryside, and hospitality. - posted on 12/11/2005
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⼸rondaͺcardizrondaǰɺܹǸ϶ţϵСǣĪ˵ĩصĵط
̫ˣд¸ڿʼÿ7Сʱ赸ˡ ȥcardizǸǣȥƷȵģ֮Ϳʼԭα¶ˣϿȻ˯ܲʬҰţȤȫޣңڶõסҵ찡 - posted on 12/11/2005
Here are two links regarding Germany and Switzerland, if you are interested in and may have time after finishing your planed trip, language and dancing courses:
http://www.kaiyuan.de/
http://www.swissinfo.org/scn/swissinfo.html?siteSect=410
You are right, one should try to get into local life/culture and contact with local people.
- Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/11/2005
ٴллsunshine´һȥġ - posted on 12/12/2005
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- posted on 12/12/2005
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ҹٵ˵ͷϣҪ磬ҵ磬ʱáûиʣҲûδԲϵĶһ챻˶Ҹǵ;ˣǾͲˡûʲô˶ûж˶һЩɨˣҲܺá - posted on 12/12/2005
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2004117 - Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/12/2005
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ǧɽˮߡ - posted on 12/13/2005
I was quite puzzled by the date (Dec.8) of this holiday. Since Christmas is on Dec. 25, it means Mary's pregnancy would have to last for more than one year. So I googled Wikipedia and got the following information that answered my question:
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The Immaculate Conception is a Catholic doctrine that asserts that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was preserved by God from the stain of original sin at the time of her own conception. Specifically, the doctrine says she was not afflicted by the privation of sanctifying grace that afflicts mankind, but was instead filled with grace by God, and furthermore lived a life completely free from sin. It is commonly confused with the doctrine of the virgin birth, though the two doctrines deal with separate subjects. Mary was conceived by normal biological means, but her soul was acted upon by God (kept "immaculate") at the time of her conception.
Common misinterpretation
There is a widespread misunderstanding of the term immaculate conception. Many people, even many Catholics, believe this refers to the conception of Jesus by Mary. Nearly every time this term is used in television or in popular culture, it is in reference to the conception of Jesus by Mary. The conception of Jesus by Mary is more properly called the incarnation of Christ. The phrase "Immaculate Conception," by Catholic interpretation, is not directly connected to the concept of the "Virgin Birth." The Catholic Church celebrates the Immaculate Conception on 8 December, exactly nine months before the official birthday of Mary. The Incarnation of Christ is celebrated on 25 March, nine months before Christmas Day.
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ľǽաʥĸнڡImmaculada Concepcion (Immaculate Conception)˵ʥĸʥС - Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/24/2005
Merry Christmas to Maya! - Re: 独在异乡为异客posted on 12/26/2005
Feliz Navidad!
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Merry Christmas to Maya!
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