Thursday, November 16, 2006

What Does Tender Breasts Indicate



Blog derivative and complementary to the TERTULIA WHITE
of and
Robert Blake White , John Henry White , his great-grandfather,
of and
Enrique Uribe White .
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MARUJA WHITE
VIEIRA 1922: December 25, Manizales, Old Gran Caldas, Colombia.


CHRONOLOGY.
(Under construction and review. Updated Nov. 24, 2006. 5:19 a.m.)
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MARUJA WHITE
VIEIRA 1922: December 25, Manizales, Old Great Caldas, Colombia.

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1870: John Henry White (1), his grandfather - the father of his mother Mercedes Uribe White -, Arrives in Colombia from Isle of Wight, England.
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1900: (Environments and comments of the early twentieth century. Under construction)

1909: His parents Joaquin Vieira Uribe Gaviria and Mercedes White , married Frontino (Antioquia). Mercedes was the daughter of Rita Uribe, aunt of General Rafael Uribe Uribe.

1911: April 5. Birth of his only brother Gilberto Vieira White.

... 1922: December 25, was born in Manizales, Caldas, Colombia.

1932: His family moved to Bogotá ...

1933: Singerman declaimer heard the first when he was 11. Then they would friends.

1935: begin to appear at home copies of the magazine "PAN" created and published by Enrique Uribe White (2) *, a cousin of his mother, Mercedes White Uribe. Henry was the son of Thomas Uribe Uribe, Rafael's brother. On his relationship and influence of Enrique Uribe White, in an interview, of 2,006, with NTC ... , Maruja Vieira said: "I started being addressed in the interest of Enrique, ignorant teenager who approached him with awe. There will never be enough words to express what was Henry for me. My first book, "Bell Rain" succeeded because he was instructed to drown in the reservoir of everything that Muna did not seem acceptable. He taught me to vocalize and even climb stairs. He was my contact with literature, music, painting. If anything I have achieved I owe to him. Since his death I'm not entirely sure what I write, because it has the backing of its dramatic views, which certainly saved me a lot of gravel. Enrique was awesome. A kind of Jupiter the Thunderer. In my recent book "The Names of Absence" is my poem to Henry and the picture that you have chosen. ")

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1942: publishes his first poems in El Tiempo.

1947: Publishes his first book of poems "Bell Rain"
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1956: Marries in Cali, with the poet José María Vivas Balcazar (3)
1960: May 15. her husband dies, the poet José María Vivas Balcázar (3). A few months later, her daughter was born Ana Mercedes . He began his working link to the National Service Learning in Cali, an entity that works for twelve years.

1978: He moved to Bogotá with his daughter Ana Mercedes. Script works in the Journal and later at the Colombian Institute of Culture.
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1991: possession is a corresponding member of the Colombian Academy of Language.

1993: Receives the Order of Simon Bolivar, Colombia Ministry of Education.

1996: Elected Fellow of the Colombian Academy of Language and is accepted as Hispanoamericano Corresponding Member of the Royal English Academy.

1997: Reissue, at age 50, of "Bell rain."

1998 - Receives the Grand Order of the Ministry of Culture of Colombia.
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2006:
March: Tribute Women of success. book "The names of absence" (see photos below)
April: Tribute in Manizales. Ron Caldas formula delivery (see photo below)
May: Tribute Caro y Cuervo. Book: Words Anthology.
November 1, Tribute and Recognition Council of Bogotá. (Photo on PRESENTATION OF THE POET)
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2007. receive the prize: DIPLOMA MERIT MEDAL ORALIDAD 2007. Details see: http://mvw-ntc.blogspot.com/2008/01/mrito-en-la-oralidad-2007.html
(3) About Vivas Jose Maria Balcazar:
PHOTOS 2006
During the act of decoration, the Order Alejandro Gutierrez, Aquilino Villegas Class Honor of Merit, the poet, journalist and Professor Manizales, Maruja Vieira White, Governor Emilio Echeverri Mejia received from his hands formula Ron de Caldas. April 2006
--- Introducing the book: Maruja Vieira. names of absence. Editions Sanlibrario, Bogotá 2006. Award "Successful Women 2004" in the category of art and culture. Bogotá
March 2006
Nahum Montt, Ana Mercedes Vivas , Maruja Vieira, Luz Mery Guerrero and Jean Claude
Bessudo.
(photo, March 2006: María Margarita Borda Carranza. Click on the picture to enlarge) ---

Maruja Vieira, Jean Claude Bessudo, Luz Mery Guerrero and Benjamin Villegas.
(photo, March 2006: María Margarita Borda Carranza. Click on photo to enlarge)

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

My Wireless Mouse Receiver Broke



MARUJA VIEIRA WHITE
Manizales, December 22, 1922

March 2006 Photo
Photo: Patricia Caycedo of Villaveces for NTC ...
fragment that appears in http://ntcblog.blogspot.com/2006_07_23_archive.html , number 3
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BIOGRAPHY
Maruja White Vieira was born in Manizales, Colombia, on 22 December 1922. Joaquin Vieira daughter Merceditas Gaviria and White.
Poet, professor, literary critic and journalist. Some of his published books rain Bell, 1947; The poems in January, 1951 Poetry, 1951, Shadow of love, Words of Absence, 1953; City backwater, 1955 Minimum Key, 1965: my own words, 1986 Time to live, 1992. It is a full member of the Colombian Academy of Language. A selection of his poetry was published in Medellín by poet Jorge Montoya Toro in 1951.
bio-bibliographical DATA OF VIEIRA MARUJA
Taken from the book "MY OWN WORDS" (Collection of poems) Maruja Vieira. XIV International Poetry Festival of Bogota. June 15 to 22 of 2006 Instituto Caro y Cuervo and Poetry Magazine Ulrika. 46 pages.
Source: http://ntcblog.blogspot.com/2006/07/ntc-235-julio-25-2006.html

Maruja Vieira was born in Manila in 1922 . Academic Language, in Colombia and corresponding number of Latin American English Royal Academy. Poet journalist and lecturer, has published ten books of poetry.
His career as Professor of Literature, Cultural Journalism and Public Relations took several Colombian universities, among which include the Central University and the Universidad de la Sabana.
His literary and academic merit made it worthy of the Grand Order of Culture, Ministry of Culture of Colombia, Simón Bolívar Medal of the Ministry of Education and the Honor Medal for Artistic Merit of Bogotá DC He was awarded the Order of Chile Gabriela Mistral, and the department of Caldas and his hometown of recently decorated him with the Order Aquilino Villegas and the Cross in Manizales.
For over ten years he was Secretary General of the PEN Club, a chapter of Colombia, and represented his country at major international competitions.
His poetry has been translated into English, French, Greek, Hungarian and Galician.
His professional literary career and his defense of the rights of women in 2004 earned it the award of the Women's Foundation of Success in the category of Arts and Letters.
His work is compiled so far in the following books: rain Bell (1947) , January Poems (1951), Poetry (1951), Words of absence (1953), a low key (1965), My Own Words (1986), time to live (1992), Commemorative Edition (1997), Shadow of Love (1998), The names of absence (2006) and My Own Words (anthology) (2006 )
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> Extensions:
Maruja Vieira in the poetics of absence. For Carlos-Enrique Ruiz
---> Complements: http://colombia.poetryinternationalweb.org/piw_cms/cms/cms_module/index.php?obj_id=9586&x=1 (July 14 , 2,007) Excellent page on Colombian section Poetry International Poetry International. There LINKS English translations (texts and readings) ---
Maruja Vieira and his daughter Ana Mercedes Vivas
in Caldas Liquor Industry
Source: http: / / www.ilc.com.co/boletin/fotpag1.JPG (Click on photo to enlarge)

During the act of decoration, the Order Alejandro Gutierrez, Aquilino Villegas Class Honor of Merit, the poet, journalist and professor Manizales, White Maruja Vieira, Governor Emilio Echeverri Mejia received from his hands Ron formula de Caldas.

Vieira According to Ms. White, counsel for the Language of the English Royal Academy, was your father, Joaquin Vieira Gaviria, who brought to Manila Ramon Badia the original formula Ron de Caldas in 1930, while after the same Don Aquilino, had been the first manager of the Department income.

The poet Maruja Vieira White had in his homeland work "The Names of Absence" that led her to get the Successful Women 2004 Award in the Arts & Culture, awarded by the Women's Foundation success is supported by the Synergy Group - Servientrega. ---

Maruja Vieira receives Award Tribute and the Council of Bogotá
Bogotá, November 1, 2006.