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Die Liste der Biografien führt alle Personen auf, die in der deutschsprachigen Wikipedia einen Artikel haben. Dieses ist eine Teilliste mit 561 Einträgen von Personen, deren Namen mit den Buchstaben "Mora" beginnt.

Mora

 Mora Caldas, Jorge (1928–2021), kolumbianischer Jurist und Historiker
 Mora Cid, Juan (* 1983), chilenischer Filmregisseur und Drehbuchautor
 Mora Díaz, Narciso Martín (* 1942), kubanischer Botschafter
 Mora Fernández, Juan (1784–1854), costa-ricanischer Politiker
 Mora Kpaï, Idrissou (* 1967), beninischer Dokumentarfilmer
 Mora Otero, José (1897–1975), uruguayischer Politiker, Diplomat und Rechtsanwalt
 Mora Porras, José Miguel (1816–1887), Präsident von Costa Rica
 Mora Porras, Juan Rafael (1814–1860), Präsident von Costa Rica
 Mora Sandoval, Jairo (1987–2013), costa-ricanischer Biologe, Umweltaktivist und Tierschützer
 Mora Valverde, Manuel (1909–1994), costa-ricanischer Generalsekretär der "Vanguardia Popular"
 Mora y Aragón, Jaime de (1925–1995), spanischer Schauspieler und Geschäftsmann
 Mora y Palomar, Enrique de la (1907–1978), mexikanischer Architekt
 Mora, Andrés de la (* 1994), mexikanischer Schauspieler
 Mora, Ángeles (* 1952), spanische Schriftstellerin
 Mora, Arturo (* 1987), spanischer Straßenradrennfahrer
 Mora, Bernardo de (1614–1684), spanischer Bildhauer
 Mora, Bruno (1937–1986), italienischer Fußballspieler
 Mora, Christian (* 1997), italienischer Fußballspieler
 Mora, Constancia de la (1906–1950), spanische Kommunistin und Feministin
 Mora, Cristian (* 1979), ecuadorianischer Fußballspieler
 Mora, Emilio (* 1978), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Móra, Ferenc (1879–1934), ungarischer Schriftsteller, Journalist und Museumskundler
 Mora, Fernando de la (* 1958), mexikanischer Opernsänger
 Mora, Francisco (1922–2002), mexikanischer Grafiker
 Mora, Francisco de (1553–1610), spanischer Architekt
 Mora, Francisco Javier, mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Mora, Francisco Serapio (1801–1880), mexikanischer Botschafter
 Mora, Isidoro (* 1970), nicaraguanischer Geistlicher, römisch-katholischer Bischof von Siuna
 Mora, Jim L. (* 1961), US-amerikanischer American-Football-Trainer
 Mora, Joaquín (1905–1979), argentinischer Tangopianist, Gitarrist, Bandleader und Komponist
 Mora, José (1639–1707), spanischer Geistlicher
 Mora, Juan (* 1989), costa-ricanischer Fußballschiedsrichterassistent
 Mora, Juan Luis (* 1973), spanischer Fußballtorhüter
 Mora, Laura (* 1981), kolumbianische Filmregisseurin und Drehbuchautorin
 Mora, Lola (1866–1936), argentinische Bildhauerin
 Mora, María Teresa (1902–1980), kubanische Schachspielerin
 Mora, Maxime (* 1984), französischer Badmintonspieler
 Mora, Miguel (1936–2012), spanischer Radrennfahrer
 Mora, Naima (* 1984), US-amerikanisches Model
 Mora, Nílson Esídio (* 1965), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Mora, Octavio (* 1965), mexikanischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Mora, Orestes (* 1962), kubanischer Radrennfahrer
 Mora, Patrick (* 1952), französischer Plasmaphysiker
 Mora, Rick (* 1975), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Mora, Rodrigo (* 1987), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Mora, Sebastián (* 1988), spanischer Radrennfahrer
 Mora, Sergio (* 1980), US-amerikanischer Boxer
 Mora, Simon (* 1977), deutscher Schauspieler, Synchronsprecher, Synchronregisseur, Dialogbuchautor und Underground-Filmemacher
 Mora, Terézia (* 1971), ungarische Schriftstellerin, Drehbuchautorin und Übersetzerin
 Mora, Ute (1945–2003), deutsche Schauspielerin
 Mora, Víctor (1931–2016), spanischer Autor und Comicautor
 Mora, Víctor (* 1944), kolumbianischer Leichtathlet
 Mora, Vinzenz (1922–2021), französischer Ordensgeistlicher der Dormitio-Abtei in Jerusalem

Moraa
 Moraa, Mary (* 2000), kenianische Sprinterin
 Moraa, Salome (* 1998), kenianische Speerwerferin

Morab
 Morabet, Mohamed (* 1998), deutsch-marokkanischer Fußballspieler
 Morabit, Smail (* 1988), französischer Fußballspieler
 Morábito, Fabio (* 1955), mexikanischer Autor, Dichter und Übersetzer italienischer Abstammung
 Morabito, Ito (* 1977), französischer Industrie- und Produktdesigner
 Morabito, Marco, italienischer Filmeditor und Filmproduzent
 Morabito, Rocco (* 1966), italienisches Mitglied der Ndrangheta
 Morabito, Sergio (* 1963), deutsch-italienischer Dramaturg und Regisseur
 Morabito, Steve (* 1983), Schweizer Radrennfahrer
 Morabito-Kelly, Linda A. (* 1953), US-amerikanische Ingenieurin, entdeckte Vulkanismus auf dem Jupitermond Io

Morac
 Morac, Philippe, französischer Autorennfahrer
 Moracchioli, Leo (* 1978), norwegischer Rockmusiker und Produzent
 Morace, Carolina (* 1964), italienische Fußballspielerin
 Morace, Ernest (* 1766), deutscher Kupferstecher
 Morach, Otto (1887–1973), Schweizer Maler
 Moracho, Javier (* 1957), spanischer Hürdenläufer
 Morack, Matthias (* 1962), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Morack, Rico (* 1988), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Moraczewski, Jędrzej (1870–1944), polnischer Politiker; Ministerpräsident Polens (1918–1919)

Morad
 Morad (* 1999), spanischer Rapper
 Morad, Daniel (* 1990), kanadischer Rennfahrer
 Moradi, Ali Akbar (* 1957), iranischer Musiker
 Moradi, Amir (* 1990), iranischer Mittelstreckenläufer
 Moradi, Masoud (* 1965), iranischer Fußballschiedsrichter
 Moradi, Sajjad (* 1983), iranischer Mittelstreckenläufer
 Moradi, Shahab (* 1972), iranischer Geistlicher, Prediger und Universitätsdozent
 Moradi, Sohrab (* 1988), iranischer Gewichtheber
 Moradiabadi, Elshan (* 1985), iranischer Schachgroßmeister
 Moradpour, Mehdi (* 1979), iranisch-deutscher Autor, Dramatiker, Gerichtsdolmetscher und Übersetzer

Morae
 Morael, Jacky (1959–2016), belgischer Politiker
 Moraes Filho, Evaristo de (1914–2016), brasilianischer Jurist, Hochschullehrer und Schriftsteller
 Moraes Small, Ronald Leslie (1930–1999), brasilianischer Diplomat
 Moraes, Angel (1965–2021), amerikanischer DJ, Remixer und Musikproduzent
 Moraes, Antonio Carlos Robert (1954–2015), brasilianischer Geograf
 Moraes, Antônio Ermírio de (1928–2014), brasilianischer Unternehmer
 Moraes, Artur (* 1981), brasilianischer Fußballtorhüter
 Moraes, Basílio de (* 1982), brasilianischer Sprinter
 Moraes, Cicero (* 1982), brasilianischer 3D-Designer
 Moraes, Claude (* 1965), britischer Politiker (Labour Party), MdEP
 Moraes, Consuelo De (* 1968), brasilianische Insektenkundlerin
 Moraes, Davy (* 1997), brasilianischer Volleyballspieler
 Moraes, Dom (1938–2004), indischer Schriftsteller, Poet und Journalist
 Moraes, Drica (* 1969), brasilianische Schauspielerin
 Moraes, Fabiana (* 1986), brasilianische Hürdenläuferin
 Moraes, Fernando de (* 1980), brasilianisch-australischer Futsal- und Fußballspieler
 Moraes, Júnior (* 1987), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Moraes, Mario (* 1988), brasilianischer Rennfahrer
 Moraes, Mateus (* 2001), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Moraes, Octávio (1923–2009), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Moraes, Rodolfo Tito de (* 1997), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Moraes, Rubens Borba de (1899–1986), brasilianischer Bibliothekar, Bibliothekswissenschaftler, Bibliophiler
 Moraes, Vinícius de (1913–1980), brasilianischer Dichter und Gitarrist
 Morães, Wenceslau de (1854–1929), portugiesischer Diplomat und Schriftsteller
 Moraes, Wesley (* 1996), brasilianischer Fußballspieler

Morag
 Moraga, Agustina (* 2002), argentinische Speerwerferin
 Moraga, Hugo (* 1952), chilenischer Cantautor
 Moraglia, Francesco (* 1953), italienischer Geistlicher und römisch-katholischer Theologe, Bischof und Patriarch von Venedig
 Moraglia, Giacomo (1791–1860), italienischer Architekt des Klassizismus
 Moraguès, Pascal (* 1963), französischer Klarinettist und Musikpädagoge

Morah
 Morahan, Andy (* 1958), britischer Musikvideo- und Filmregisseur
 Morahan, Hattie (* 1978), englische Schauspielerin
 Morahan, Jim (1902–1976), britischer Filmarchitekt
 Morahan, Tom (1906–1969), britischer Filmarchitekt, Produktionsleiter und Filmproduzent
 Moraht, Adolf (1805–1884), deutscher evangelisch-lutherischer Geistlicher und religiöser Dichter
 Moraht, Hans Ludwig (1879–1945), deutscher Diplomat
 Moraht, Robert (1884–1956), deutscher Marineoffizier und U-Bootkommandant im Ersten Weltkrieg

Morai
 Morain, François, französischer Mathematiker und Informatiker
 Moraine, Eugène, französischer Autorennfahrer
 Moraing, Mats (* 1992), deutscher Tennisspieler
 Morais Amorim, Manoel (* 1984), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Morais Filho, Nascimento (1922–2009), brasilianischer Schriftsteller und Volkskundler
 Morais Foruria, Alberto (* 1976), spanischer Regisseur
 Morais Junior, Luis Carlos de, brasilianischer Hochschullehrer, Philosoph und Autor
 Morais Penido, Geraldo María de (1918–2002), brasilianischer Geistlicher, römisch-katholischer Erzbischof von Aparecida
 Morais Pereira, Isidro de (* 1959), portugiesischer Offizier (Generalmajor)
 Morais Sarmento, Jácome de, portugiesischer Gouverneur von Mosambik und Portugiesisch-Timor
 Morais Silva, António de (1755–1824), brasilianischer Romanist, Lusitanist, Grammatiker und Lexikograf
 Morais Sotero, Kamilla (* 1994), brasilianische Fußballspielerin
 Morais, Andressa de (* 1990), brasilianische Diskuswerferin
 Morais, Davidson de Oliveira (* 1981), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Morais, Diego (* 1983), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Morais, Djalma Bastos de (1937–2020), brasilianischer Politiker
 Morais, Edgar (* 1989), portugiesischer Schauspieler
 Morais, Filipe (* 1985), portugiesischer Fußballspieler
 Morais, Francisco de († 1572), portugiesischer Romanschriftsteller und Schatzmeister
 Morais, Isaltino (* 1949), portugiesischer Politiker und Jurist
 Morais, João (1935–2010), portugiesischer Fußballspieler
 Morais, João Hipólito de (1924–2004), brasilianischer Geistlicher, römisch-katholischer Bischof von Lorena
 Morais, José (* 1965), portugiesischer Fußballtrainer
 Morais, José Álvaro (1943–2004), portugiesischer Filmregisseur
 Morais, José Francisco de (1950–1999), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Morais, Néstor (* 1980), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morais, Nuno (* 1984), portugiesischer Fußballspieler
 Morais, Olinda (* 1951), osttimoresische Politikerin
 Morais, Patrícia (* 1992), portugiesische Fußballtorhüterin
 Morais, Prudente de (1841–1902), brasilianischer Politiker
 Morais, Rafael (* 1989), portugiesischer Schauspieler
 Morais, Silvino Adolfo (1956–2022), osttimoresischer Politiker
 Morais, Welington (* 1996), brasilianischer Kugelstoßer
 Morais, William (1991–2011), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Moraiti, Antonia (* 1977), griechische Wasserballspielerin
 Moraitidou, Evangelia (* 1975), griechische Wasserballspielerin
 Moraitinis, Aristidis (1806–1875), griechischer Politiker und Ministerpräsident
 Moraitinis, Georgios (* 1892), griechischer Sportschütze
 Moraitou, Athanasia (* 1997), deutsch-griechische Fußballspielerin

Moraj
 Morajko, Jacek (* 1981), polnischer Radrennfahrer

Morak
 Morak, Franz (* 1946), österreichischer Schauspieler, Sänger und Politiker (ÖVP), Abgeordneter zum Nationalrat
 Morake, Gontse (* 2001), südafrikanische Hürdenläuferin
 Morakis, Leonidas, griechischer Sportschütze
 Morakis, Nikolaos, griechischer Sportschütze

Moral
 Moral, Carmen Del (1920–1991), argentinische Sängerin und Schauspielerin
 Moral, Enrique del (1906–1987), mexikanischer Architekt
 Moral, Hans (1885–1933), deutscher Zahnmediziner
 Moral, Manu del (* 1984), spanischer Fußballspieler
 Morale, Salvatore (* 1938), italienischer Hürdenläufer
 Moraleda y Montero, José de (1750–1810), spanischer Seefahrer und Kartograf
 Moralejo Lasso, Abelardo (1898–1983), spanischer Latinist und Linguist
 Morales Benítez, Otto (1920–2015), kolumbianischer Jurist, Autor und Politiker
 Morales Bermúdez, Francisco (1921–2022), peruanischer Politiker, Präsident Perus (1975–1980)
 Morales Bermúdez, Remigio (1836–1894), peruanischer Politiker; Präsident von Peru (1890–1894)
 Morales Cartaya, Alfredo († 2010), kubanischer Politiker
 Morales Chavarro, Winston (* 1969), kolumbianischer Dichter, Schriftsteller, Journalist und Hochschullehrer
 Morales Duque, Rafael (1929–2021), kolumbianischer römisch-katholischer Ordensgeistlicher, Apostolischer Präfekt von Guapi
 Morales Flores, Pedro Andrés (* 1985), chilenischer Fußballspieler
 Morales Galindo, Ricardo Basilio (* 1972), chilenischer römisch-katholischer Geistlicher, Bischof von Copiapó
 Morales Grisales, Fabio de Jesús (* 1934), kolumbianischer Ordensgeistlicher, emeritierter Bischof von Mocoa-Sibundoy
 Morales Hernández, Agustín (1808–1872), bolivianischer Militär, Politiker und Präsident
 Morales Martínez, Jesús (* 1985), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales Mendoza, Luciana (* 1987), peruanische Schachspielerin
 Morales Ojeda, Roberto (* 1967), kubanischer Politiker
 Morales Reyes, Luis (* 1936), mexikanischer Geistlicher und emeritierter Erzbischof von San Luis Potosí
 Morales Ruiz, Juan (* 1953), spanischer Mathematiker
 Morales Sánchez, Héctor Luis (* 1954), mexikanischer Geistlicher, Bischof von Netzahualcóyotl
 Morales Troncoso, Carlos (1940–2014), dominikanischer Politiker
 Morales, Alberto (* 1964), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Albino (1940–2020), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Alfredo, mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Alfredo (* 1990), deutsch-amerikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Allan (* 1989), costa-ricanischer Straßenradrennfahrer
 Morales, Ambrosio de (1513–1591), spanischer Humanist, Historiker und Antiquar
 Morales, Beatriz (* 1981), mexikanische Künstlerin
 Morales, Carlos Felipe († 1914), dominikanischer Politiker und Präsident der Dominikanischen Republik
 Morales, Carlos María (* 1970), uruguayischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Morales, Carlos Mauricio († 1917), spanischer Weinfabrikant und Bürgermeister
 Morales, Carlos Raúl (* 1970), guatemaltekischer Politiker, Außenminister von Guatemala
 Morales, Carmengloria (* 1942), chilenische Malerin
 Morales, Celestino (* 1959), mexikanischer Fußballtorhüter
 Morales, Celiangeli (* 1985), puerto-ricanische Leichtathletin
 Morales, Cristina (* 1985), spanische Autorin, Dramatikerin und Tänzerin
 Morales, Cristóbal de, spanischer Komponist
 Morales, David (* 1961), US-amerikanischer House-Musiker puerto-ricanischer Abstammung
 Morales, Diego (* 1979), mexikanischer Boxer im Superfliegengewicht
 Morales, Erik (* 1976), mexikanischer Boxer
 Morales, Esai (* 1962), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Morales, Esy (1917–1950), puerto-ricanischer Musiker (Flöte, Orchesterleitung)
 Morales, Evo (* 1959), bolivianischer Politiker, Staatspräsident (2006–2019)
 Morales, Ezequiel (* 1974), argentinischer Triathlet
 Morales, Fernando (* 1985), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Francisco Javier de (1696–1774), Gouverneur von Chile
 Morales, Heriberto (* 1975), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Horacio (1943–2021), argentinischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Horacio (1943–2012), philippinischer Politiker und Wirtschaftswissenschaftler
 Morales, Iván (* 1999), chilenischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Ivan junior (* 1981), brasilianischer Filmeditor und Filmemacher
 Morales, Jacobo (* 1934), puerto-ricanischer Filmemacher, Schauspieler und Schriftsteller
 Morales, Jimmy (* 1969), guatemaltekischer Politiker
 Morales, Johnny (* 1983), guatemaltekischer Straßenradrennfahrer
 Morales, José (* 1901), mexikanischer Moderner Fünfkämpfer
 Morales, Juan (* 1909), mexikanischer Langstreckenläufer
 Morales, Juan (* 1948), kubanischer Hürdenläufer und Sprinter
 Morales, Juan Manuel (* 1988), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Juan Vicente (1956–2020), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Julio (1945–2022), uruguayischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Morales, Lucas (* 1994), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Luis (* 1997), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Luis Ángel (* 1992), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Luis de († 1586), spanischer Maler
 Morales, Manuel Inocente (1845–1919), salvadorianischer Politiker und Diplomat
 Morales, Mark (1968–2021), US-amerikanischer Rapper und Musikproduzent
 Morales, Martín (* 1978), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Massimo (* 1964), italienischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Morales, Maura (* 1973), kubanische Choreografin und Tänzerin
 Morales, Melesio (1838–1908), mexikanischer Komponist
 Morales, Melissa (* 1990), guatemaltekische Tennisspielerin
 Morales, Memo (1937–2017), venezolanischer Sänger
 Morales, Michel (* 1966), deutscher Filmproduzent, Regisseur und Drehbuchautor
 Morales, Miguel Ramón († 1855), nicaraguanischer Director Supremo
 Morales, Mimi (* 1976), kolumbianische Schauspielerin
 Morales, Natalie (* 1985), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin kubanischer Herkunft
 Morales, Noro (1911–1964), puerto-ricanischer Mambo- und Rumbamusiker, Vorreiter des Latin Jazz
 Morales, Óscar (* 1975), uruguayischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Morales, Pablo (* 1964), US-amerikanischer Schwimmer
 Morales, Pedro (1942–2019), puerto-rikanischer Wrestler
 Morales, Peter, unitarischer Theologe und Geistlicher
 Morales, Ramón (* 1975), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Richard (* 1975), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Romel (* 1997), kolumbianischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Saúl (1974–2000), spanischer Radrennfahrer
 Morales, Silinda Oneisi (* 2000), kubanische Diskuswerferin
 Morales, Sonia, peruanische Folkloresängerin
 Morales, Surella (* 1963), kubanische Sprinterin
 Morales, Tania (* 1986), mexikanische Fußballspielerin
 Morales, Tomás (1908–1994), spanischer Ordensgeistlicher (Jesuit)
 Morales, Víctor (1905–1938), chilenischer Fußballspieler
 Morales, Víctor (* 1943), ecuadorianischer Radrennfahrer
 Morales, Yayo (* 1967), bolivianischer Jazzmusiker (Schlagzeug, Komposition)
 Morales, Zoraida (1927–2004), kubanische Sopranistin
 Morales-Cañadas, Esther (* 1951), spanische Cembalistin und Musikwissenschaftlerin
 Moralez, Maximiliano (* 1987), argentinischer Fußballspieler
 Moralı, Hasan (* 1957), türkischer Fußballspieler
 Morali, Jacques (1947–1991), französischer Musikproduzent
 Moralioğlu, Erdem (* 1977), kanadischer Modedesigner britisch-türkischer Abstammung
 Moralis, Yannis (1916–2009), griechischer Maler
 Moraliswane, Josiah (1914–1996), traditioneller Führer und faktisches Staatsoberhaupt in Südwestafrika
 Moraller, Franz (1903–1986), deutscher Journalist und Politiker (NSDAP), MdR
 Moralt, Adam (1748–1811), deutscher Musiker
 Moralt, Jakob (1780–1820), deutscher Musiker
 Moralt, Johann Baptist (1777–1825), deutscher Violinist und Komponist
 Moralt, Joseph (1775–1855), deutscher Musiker und Dirigent
 Moralt, Rudolf (1902–1958), deutscher Dirigent
 Moralt, Willy (1884–1947), deutscher Genre- und Landschaftsmaler und Großneffe von Carl Spitzweg

Moran
 Morán Aquino, Miguel Ángel (* 1955), salvadorianischer Geistlicher, römisch-katholischer Bischof von Santa Ana
 Moran, A. J., US-amerikanischer Filmschaffender
 Morán, Alberto (1922–1997), argentinischer Tangosänger
 Moran, Brad (* 1979), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Moran, Caitlin (* 1975), britische Journalistin, Autorin und Feministin
 Moran, Carlos (* 1949), salvadorianischer Autorennfahrer
 Moran, Charles (1906–1978), US-amerikanischer Unternehmer und Autorennfahrer
 Morán, Chilo (1930–1999), mexikanischer Bandleader und Jazztrompeter
 Moran, Chris (1956–2010), britischer Luftwaffengeneral
 Moran, Crissy (* 1975), US-amerikanische Pornodarstellerin
 Morán, David (* 1985), salvadorianischer Fußballschiedsrichterassistent
 Moran, Dolores (1926–1982), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Moran, Doug (* 1934), schottischer Fußballspieler
 Moran, Dov (* 1956), israelischer Ingenieur, Erfinder und Geschäftsmann
 Moran, Dylan (* 1971), irischer Schauspieler und Comedian
 Moran, Ed (* 1937), US-amerikanischer Mittelstreckenläufer
 Moran, Ed (* 1981), US-amerikanischer Langstreckenläufer
 Moran, Edward (1829–1901), US-amerikanischer Maler
 Moran, Edward C. (1894–1967), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Moran, Eimear (* 1984), irische Radsportlerin
 Moran, Erin (1960–2017), US-amerikanische Kinderdarstellerin und Schauspielerin
 Moran, Frances Elizabeth (1889–1977), irische Juristin und Hochschullehrer
 Moran, Gayle (* 1943), US-amerikanische Fusionmusikerin (Keyboards, Gesang, Songwriting)
 Moran, George (1893–1957), Gang-Anführer in Chicago; Rivale von Al Capone
 Moran, George († 2002), US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker
 Morán, Héctor (* 1962), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Moran, Hubert Maria (* 1946), österreichischer Autor
 Moran, Ian (* 1972), US-amerikanischer Eishockeyspieler
 Moran, Jackie (1923–1990), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Moran, James (* 1943), US-amerikanischer Astrophysiker
 Moran, Jane (* 1985), australische Wasserballspielerin
 Moran, Jason (* 1975), US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker (Piano, Komposition)
 Moran, Jerry (* 1954), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Moran, Jim (* 1945), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Moran, Jimmy (1886–1951), US-amerikanischer Radrennfahrer
 Moran, Joe, walisischer Fußballspieler
 Moran, Joe (1887–1937), irischer Fußballspieler
 Moran, Kelly (1960–2010), US-amerikanischer Speedwayfahrer
 Moran, Kevin (* 1956), irischer Fußballspieler
 Moran, Layla (* 1982), britische Politikerin (Liberal Democrats)
 Moran, Lois (1909–1990), US-amerikanische Bühnen- und Filmschauspielerin
 Moran, Marshall (1906–1992), US-amerikanischer Missionar
 Moran, Matt, US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker (Vibraphon, Perkussion) und Arrangeur des Modern Creative
 Morán, Mercedes (* 1955), argentinische Schauspielerin
 Moran, Michael (1912–1983), irischer Politiker (Fianna Fáil)
 Moran, Mike (* 1948), britischer Musiker, Keyboarder, Komponist, Musikproduzent
 Moran, Naili (1908–1968), türkischer Basketballspieler
 Moran, Nancy (* 1954), amerikanische Biologin
 Moran, Nathaniel (* 1974), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Moran, Nick (* 1969), britischer Schauspieler, Drehbuchautor und Produzent
 Moran, Owen (1884–1949), britischer Boxer im Federgewicht
 Morán, Paco (1930–2012), spanischer Schauspieler
 Morán, Paola (* 1997), mexikanische Leichtathletin
 Moran, Pat (* 1934), US-amerikanische Jazzpianistin
 Moran, Patrick Francis (1830–1911), irischer römisch-katholischer Geistlicher, Erzbischof von Sydney und Kardinal
 Moran, Pauline (* 1947), britische Schauspielerin
 Moran, Percy (1862–1935), US-amerikanischer Maler
 Moran, Percy (1886–1958), irischer Schauspieler
 Moran, Peter Antony (* 1935), schottischer Geistlicher, Altbischof von Aberdeen
 Moran, Polly (1883–1952), US-amerikanische Filmschauspielerin
 Moran, Robert (* 1937), US-amerikanischer Komponist
 Moran, Rocky junior (* 1980), US-amerikanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 Moran, Ronnie (1934–2017), englischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Morán, Roxana (* 1965), argentinische Tangosängerin
 Morán, Rubén (1930–1978), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morán, Sandra (* 1961), guatemaltekische Politikerin (Partido Convergencia)
 Moran, Schlomo (* 1947), israelischer Informatiker
 Moran, Sean Anthony (* 1978), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler und Capoeirista
 Moran, Shawn (* 1961), US-amerikanischer Speedwayfahrer
 Moran, Steve (* 1961), englischer Fußballspieler
 Moran, Thomas (1837–1926), US-amerikanischer Maler der Hudson River School
 Morán, Victoria (* 1977), argentinische Tangosängerin
 Moran, Vincent (1932–2018), maltesischer Mediziner und Politiker
 Moran, William F., US-amerikanischer Admiral der US Navy
 Moran-Olden, Fanny (1855–1905), deutsche Opernsängerin (Sopran)
 Morana, Eleonora (* 1922), italienische Schauspielerin
 Morand, Blaise-Ernest (* 1932), kanadischer Geistlicher, emeritierter Bischof von Prince-Albert
 Morand, Charles Antoine (1771–1835), französischer General
 Morand, Herb (1905–1952), US-amerikanischer Trompeter des Oldtime Jazz
 Morand, Jean François Clément (1726–1784), französischer Chemiker, Mineraloge und Mediziner
 Morand, Joseph (1757–1813), französischer General in napoleonischen Diensten
 Morand, Max (1900–1990), französischer Physiker und Physikdidaktiker
 Morand, Paul (1888–1976), französischer Autor, Diplomat und Mitglied der Académie française
 Morand, Sauveur François (1697–1773), französischer Chirurg und Enzyklopädist
 Morand, Sylvester, britischer Schauspieler
 Morandell, Peter Paul (1901–1976), österreichischer Maler
 Morandi Manzolini, Anna (1714–1774), italienische Anatomin und Wachsbildnerin
 Morandi, Alessandro, italienischer Linguist und Etruskologe
 Morandi, Bill (* 1983), Schweizer Chemiker
 Morandi, Fabrício (* 1981), brasilianischer Straßenradrennfahrer
 Morandi, Giacomo (* 1965), italienischer Geistlicher, römisch-katholischer Bischof von Reggio Emilia-Guastalla
 Morandi, Gianni (* 1944), italienischer Sänger und Schauspieler
 Morandi, Giorgio (1890–1964), italienischer Maler und Grafiker
 Morandi, Giotto (* 1999), Schweizer Fussballspieler
 Morandi, Giuseppe (1894–1977), italienischer Autorennfahrer
 Morandi, Guglielmo (1913–1999), italienischer Fernsehregisseur
 Morandi, Mauricio (* 1981), brasilianischer Radrennfahrer
 Morandi, Pier Giorgio (* 1958), italienischer Dirigent
 Morandi, Riccardo (1902–1989), italienischer Architekt und Bauingenieur
 Morandi, Rosa (1782–1824), italienische Opernsängerin (Sopran)
 Morandi, Santiago (* 1984), uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 Morandini, Giovanni Battista (* 1937), italienischer Geistlicher, emeritierter römisch-katholischer Erzbischof und Diplomat
 Morandini, Marcello (* 1940), italienischer Designer und Architekt
 Morandus († 1115), Mönch und Heiliger der katholischen Kirche
 Morani, Vincenzo (1809–1870), italienischer Maler
 Moranis, Rick (* 1953), kanadischer Schauspieler, Komödiant und Musiker
 Morano, Albert P. (1908–1987), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Morano, Dominikus († 1785), Kaufmann, Anwalt und Subpraetor
 Morano, Emma (1899–2017), ältester lebender Mensch (2016 bis 2017), italienische Altersrekordlerin
 Morano, Francesco (1872–1968), Kurienkardinal der römisch-katholischen Kirche
 Morano, Magdalena (1847–1908), italienische Don-Bosco-Schwester und Lehrerin
 Morano, Marc (* 1968), US-amerikanischer konservativer Publizist
 Morano, Nadine (* 1963), französische Politikerin (UMP/LR), MdEP
 Morano, Pellegrino (* 1877), Mafioso
 Morant, Breaker (1864–1902), australischer Viehhändler, Reiter, Autor und Soldat
 Morant, George Soulié de (1878–1955), französischer Diplomat, Sinologe und Schriftsteller
 Morant, Ja (* 1999), US-amerikanischer Basketballspieler
 Morant, Joey († 2021), US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker (Trompete, Horn)
 Morant, Johann (* 1986), französischer Eishockeyspieler
 Morant, Peter (1901–1974), Schweizer römisch-katholischer Theologe
 Morante, Elsa (1912–1985), italienische Schriftstellerin
 Morante, Laura (* 1956), italienische Schauspielerin
 Moranville, Ernst Ludwig von (1754–1844), großherzoglich hessischer Generalleutnant und Diplomat

Morao
 Morao Andreazza, Luis (* 1939), italienischer Ordensgeistlicher, emeritierter römisch-katholischer Bischof von Chalatenango
 Morao, Manuel (* 1929), spanischer Flamenco-Gitarrist

Morap
 Morapeli, Alfonso Liguori (1929–1989), lesothischer Ordensgeistlicher, Erzbischof von Maseru

Morar
 Morar, Natalia (* 1984), moldauische Journalistin und Mitorganisatorin von Protestaktionen gegen die Regierung
 Morariu, Ana Caterina (* 1980), rumänische Schauspielerin
 Morariu, Corina (* 1978), US-amerikanische Tennisspielerin
 Morariu, Octavian (* 1961), rumänischer Rugbyspieler und Sportfunktionär
 Morariu-Andriewicz, Sylvester (1818–1895), rumänischer Metropolit und österreichischer Politiker
 Moraru, Dumitru (* 1956), rumänischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Moraru, Gabriel (* 1982), rumänischer Tennisspieler
 Moraru, Marin (1937–2016), rumänischer Schauspieler
 Moraru, Mihail (1891–1953), rumänischer Politiker (PMR)

Moras
 Moras, Bernard Blasius (* 1941), indischer Geistlicher, emeritierter römisch-katholischer Erzbischof von Bangalore
 Moras, Evangelos (* 1981), griechischer Fußballspieler
 Moras, Joachim (1902–1961), deutscher Romanist, Publizist und Übersetzer
 Moras, Karen (* 1954), australische Schwimmerin
 Moras, Narelle (* 1956), australische Schwimmerin
 Moras, Walter (1856–1925), deutscher Maler
 Morasch, Johann Adam (1682–1734), deutscher Mediziner und Hochschullehrer
 Morasch, Karl (* 1963), deutscher Wirtschaftswissenschaftler
 Morass, Masaki (* 1979), japanischer Fußballtrainer
 Morassi, Alessandro, italienischer Bogenbiathlet
 Morassi, Andrea (* 1988), italienischer Skispringer
 Morassi, Gio Batta (1934–2018), italienischer Geigenbauer
 Morassi, Mauro (1925–1966), italienischer Filmregisseur
 Morast, Bernd (* 1949), deutscher Diplomat

Morat
 Morat, Fabien (* 1981), französischer Badmintonspieler und Meeresbiologe
 Morat, Franz jun. (1911–1986), international tätiger Unternehmer
 Morat, Johann Martin (1805–1867), deutscher Kunstmaler und Lithograf
 Morat, Lucile (* 2001), französische Skispringerin
 Morat, Philippe (* 1937), französischer Botaniker
 Morata, Álvaro (* 1992), spanischer Fußballspieler
 Morata, Ginés (* 1945), spanischer Entwicklungsbiologe
 Morata, Olympia Fulvia (1526–1555), italienische Dichterin und humanistische Gelehrte
 Morata, Ursula Micaela (1628–1703), spanische Nonne, Gründerin des Klosters in Alicante (Spanien)
 Moratelli, Angelica (* 1994), italienische Tennisspielerin
 Moratelli, Sebastiano († 1706), italienischer Sänger (Alt) und Barockkomponist
 Morath, Adelheid (* 1984), deutsche Mountenbikerin
 Morath, Albrecht (1880–1942), deutscher Staatsbeamter und Politiker (DVP), MdR
 Morath, Inge (1923–2002), österreichische Fotografin
 Morath, Johann Anton (1718–1783), deutscher Barockmaler
 Morath, Joseph Anton (1761–1831), deutscher Maler
 Morath, Walter (1918–1995), Schweizer Kabarettist
 Morath-Pusinelli, Petra (* 1967), deutsche Organistin
 Morath-Vogel, Wolfram (* 1956), deutscher Kunsthistoriker
 Moratinos, Miguel Ángel (* 1951), spanischer Diplomat, Jurist und Politiker
 Morato (* 2001), brasilianisch-portugiesischer Fußballspieler
 Morato, Nina (* 1966), französische Liedermacherin
 Moratón, José (* 1979), spanischer Fußballspieler
 Moratorio, Carlos (1929–2010), argentinischer Reiter
 Moratorio, Pablo (1897–1981), uruguayischer Politiker
 Moratti, Angelo (1909–1981), italienischer Unternehmer und Fußballfunktionär
 Moratti, Letizia (* 1949), italienische Unternehmerin und Politikerin
 Moratti, Massimo (* 1945), italienischer Unternehmer und Fußballfunktionär
 Moratti, Rudolf (1942–2000), österreichischer Bildhauer
 Moratz, Simon (* 1990), deutscher BMX-Radsportler
 Moratz, Steffen (* 1967), deutscher Hörspieldramaturg, -regisseur und -sprecher

Morau
 Moraud, Yves (1934–2014), französischer Romanist und Literaturwissenschaftler
 Morauskaitė, Modesta Justė (* 1995), litauische Leichtathletin
 Morauta, Mekere (1946–2020), papua-neuguineischer Politiker
 Moraux, Paul (1919–1985), belgischer Klassischer Philologe

Morav
 Morava, Georg J. (1932–2012), tschechisch-österreichischer Schriftsteller und Literaturhistoriker
 Morava, Jack (* 1944), US-amerikanischer Mathematiker
 Moravčík, Dušan (* 1948), tschechischer Hindernisläufer
 Moravčík, Jozef (* 1945), slowakischer Politiker
 Moravčík, Ľubomír (* 1965), slowakischer Fußballspieler
 Moravčíková, Zuzana (* 1956), tschechoslowakische Mittelstreckenläuferin
 Moravcová, Jana (1937–2018), tschechische Schriftstellerin und Dichterin
 Moravcová, Klára (* 1983), tschechische Biathletin
 Moravcová, Martina (* 1976), slowakische Schwimmerin
 Moravcsik, Andrew (* 1958), US-amerikanischer Politikwissenschaftler
 Moravcsik, Gyula (1892–1972), ungarischer Byzantinist
 Moravcsik, Julius Matthew Emil (1931–2009), US-amerikanischer Philosoph und Philosophiehistoriker
 Moravcsik, Michael J. (1928–1989), US-amerikanischer Physiker und Informationswissenschaftler
 Moravec, Andreas (* 1982), österreichischer Fernseh- und Radiomoderator
 Moravec, David (* 1973), tschechischer Eishockeyspieler
 Moravec, Emanuel (1893–1945), tschechischer Militär, Buchautor und Kollaborateur
 Moravec, František (1895–1966), tschechoslowakischer Nachrichtendienstler
 Moravec, Fritz (1922–1997), österreichischer Alpinist
 Moravec, Hans (* 1948), kanadischer Robotik-Wissenschaftler
 Moravec, Ivan (1930–2015), tschechischer klassischer Pianist
 Moravec, Jan (* 1987), tschechischer Fußballspieler
 Moravec, Jessy (* 1990), Schweizer Schauspielerin
 Moravec, Michael (* 1964), österreichischer Journalist
 Moravec, Miloslav (* 1923), tschechoslowakischer Zehnkämpfer und Hürdenläufer
 Moravec, Ondřej (* 1984), tschechischer Biathlet
 Moravec, Paul (* 1957), US-amerikanischer Komponist und Hochschullehrer
 Moravec, Rosemary Dorothy (1946–2013), britisch-österreichische Musikwissenschaftlerin, Autorin und Komponistin
 Moravec, Vlastimil (1949–1986), tschechoslowakischer Radrennfahrer
 Moravec, Zdeněk (* 1968), tschechischer Astronom
 Morávek, Augustín (* 1901), slowakischer Politiker
 Morávek, Jan (1887–1960), tschechischer Historiker und Archivar
 Morávek, Jan (1888–1958), tschechischer Schriftsteller und Journalist
 Morávek, Jan (* 1989), tschechischer Fußballspieler
 Moravek, Karl (1911–1943), nationalsozialistischer Rassentheoretiker
 Morávek, Václav (1904–1942), tschechoslowakischer General und Widerstandskämpfer
 Moravetz, Bruno (1921–2013), deutscher Sportreporter
 Moravetz, József (1911–1990), rumänischer Fußballspieler
 Moravia, Alberto (1907–1990), italienischer Schriftsteller und Politiker, MdEP
 Moravia, William de, 1. Earl of Sutherland, schottischer Magnat
 Morávková, Dana (* 1971), tschechische Schauspielerin

Moraw
 Moraw, Fabian (* 1998), deutscher Schauspieler
 Moraw, Peter (1935–2013), deutscher Historiker
 Moraw, Susanne (* 1965), deutsche Klassische Archäologin
 Morawe, Bodo (* 1938), deutscher Rundfunkkorrespondent
 Morawe, Henriette (* 2001), deutsche Filmschauspielerin
 Morawe, Petra (* 1953), deutsche Bürgerrechtlerin
 Morawe, Uwe (* 1966), deutscher Kommentator
 Morawe, Walter (* 1929), deutscher Maschinenschlosser und Mitglied der Volkskammer der DDR
 Morawec, Ernst (1894–1980), österreichischer Violinist, Bratschist und Musikpädagoge
 Moraweck, Lucien (1901–1973), französischer Jazz-Pianist, Arrangeur und Filmkomponist französischer Herkunft
 Moráwek, Carl Gottlob (1816–1896), deutscher Heimatforscher und Volksbildner
 Morawek-Hollensteiner, Marianne (* 1983), österreichische Judoka
 Morawetz, Alfred (1909–1988), österreichischer Unternehmer
 Morawetz, Carl, österreichischer Uhrmacher und Erfinder
 Morawetz, Cathleen Synge (1923–2017), kanadisch-US-amerikanische Mathematikerin
 Morawetz, Franz (1872–1924), österreichischer Uhrmacher und Erfinder
 Morawetz, Oskar (1917–2007), kanadischer Komponist
 Morawetz, Sieghard († 1993), österreichischer Geograph
 Morawetz, Silvia (* 1954), deutsche literarische Übersetzerin
 Morawetz, Victor (1859–1938), amerikanischer Jurist und Eisenbahnmanager
 Morawetz, Wilfried (1951–2007), österreichischer Botaniker
 Morawiecka, Bronisława (1926–2016), polnische Biochemikerin und Hochschullehrerin
 Morawiecki, Jarosław (* 1964), polnischer Eishockeyspieler und -trainer
 Morawiecki, Kornel (1941–2019), polnischer Politiker und Hochschullehrer
 Morawiecki, Mateusz (* 1968), polnischer Bankmanager und Politiker (PiS)
 Morawiecz, Barbara (1938–2017), deutsche Theater- und Filmschauspielerin
 Morawietz, Kurt (1930–1994), deutscher Schriftsteller
 Morawietz, Marie-Luise (1932–2014), deutsche Politikerin und Landtagsabgeordnete (SPD)
 Morawietz, Melanie (* 1971), deutsche Politikerin (CDU), MdBB
 Morawietz, Nina (* 1987), deutsche Schriftstellerin, Illustratorin und Grafikdesignerin
 Morawitz, Georg (* 1923), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Morawitz, Hans (1893–1966), österreichischer Politiker (SDAP), MdL (Burgenland und Niederösterreich), Abgeordneter zum Nationalrat
 Morawitz, Markus (* 1978), österreichischer Westernreiter
 Morawitz, Paul (1879–1936), deutscher Internist und Physiologe, Begründer der Blutgerinnungslehre
 Morawitzky, Theodor Heinrich Topor von (1735–1810), bayerischer Verwaltungsbeamter und Staatsminister
 Morawska, Anna (1922–1972), polnische Publizistin, Übersetzerin und Schriftstellerin
 Morawska, Lidia (* 1952), polnisch-australische Physikerin
 Morawski, Adam (* 1994), polnischer Handballspieler
 Morawski, Franciczek von (1868–1938), polnischer Gutsbesitzer, Publizist und Politiker, MdR, Mitglied des Sejm
 Morawski, Franciszek (1783–1861), polnischer General und Schriftsteller
 Morawski, Jerzy (1918–2012), polnischer Politiker, Mitglied des Sejm (PZPR), Botschafter im Vereinigten Königreich
 Morawski, Kazimierz (1852–1925), polnischer Altphilologe, Historiker und Übersetzer
 Morawski, Piotr (1976–2009), polnischer Bergsteiger
 Morawski-Dąbrowa, Eugeniusz (1876–1948), polnischer Komponist
 Morawsky, Erich (1890–1958), deutscher Filmproduzent und Filmfirmenmanager
 Morawskyj, Iwan (* 1992), ukrainischer Biathlet
 Morawskyj, Wolodymyr (* 1989), ukrainischer Biathlet

Morax
 Morax, Jean (1869–1939), Schweizer Maler
 Morax, René (1873–1963), Schweizer Dramatiker, Inszenator und Theaterleiter
 Morax, Victor (1866–1935), Schweizer Augenarzt

Moray
 Moray, Ceren (* 1985), türkische Schauspielerin
 Moray, Dhana, deutsche Moderatorin, Songtexterin, Programmansagerin und Synchronsprecherin
 Moray, Gilbert of, schottischer Geistlicher
 Moray, John Randolph, 3. Earl of (1306–1346), schottischer Adliger
 Moray, Robert († 1673), schottischer Universalgelehrter, Freimaurer und Mitglied der Royal Society
 Morayma (1467–1493), Ehefrau des Emirs von Granada
 Morayta, Miguel (1907–2013), spanischer Filmregisseur und Drehbuchautor des mexikanischen Films

Moraz
 Moraz, Patrick (* 1948), schweizerischer Musiker
 Moraza Ruiz de Azúa, Jesús (* 1945), spanischer Ordensgeistlicher, emeritierter Prälat von Lábrea
 Moraza, Mateo Benigno de (1817–1878), spanischer Politiker
 Morazán Quezada, José Francisco (1792–1842), zentralamerikanischer Präsident
 Morazzone, Pier Francesco (* 1573), italienischer Maler


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Home > Rain Forest
"One Forest, Three Countries. . ." by Dalia Amor Conde
One Forest, Three Countries: Forecasting Deforestation
and Economic Impact of Roads in the Mayan Forest.
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Dalia Amor Conde
PhD Candidate Duke University
Email: dac21@duke.edu
The Mayan forest is the largest remnant tropical forest in the Mesoamerican biodiversity hotspot. In spite of national and international conservation strategies to reduce deforestation rates, such as the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor, the rate of forest loss has been steadily increasing since 1970. In addition to an increase in deforestation in the region, a major development project proposed to connect a series of roads is planned. The objective of the present analysis is to forecast the impact of the roads on the Mayan forest in Belize, Guatemala and Mexico, and to understand their role on deforestation dynamics. Together with UPC* a Mexican NGO and the Conservation Strategy Fund, we used the RED** model to implement a cost-benefit analysis of the proposed roads for each of the countries. To quantify the historic deforestation trends in the region we analyzed LADSAT satellite images for three time periods (late 1970s, 1970s-1990, and 1990s-2000). Our land-cover change analysis showed differences in the trend of deforestation dynamics between the three countries. Belize showed a large reduction in deforestation, Mexico has had a steady increase, and Guatemala showed an exponential deforestation increase between 1990 and 2000. Our results show that roads distance and density resulted to be a robust and significant predictor of deforestation. Our cost-benefit analysis suggests that the economic benefits associated with proposed road building will not be sufficient to counterbalance the cost of building and maintaining the roads. This research suggests that the proposed road network will contribute to further deforestation, fragment key conservation areas in the Mayan forest while the costs of the roads are higher than its benefits.
*UPC , Unidos para la Conservación A.C , a Mexican NGO
*** Road Economic Decision Model, World Bank
Copyright © 2006, 2007 Dalia Amor, All Rights Reserved.

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This one is a big stash report. Honestly, I don't know where to begin so I'm going to start at the beginning.
The childcare children and I were outside playing when the lady who delivers our mail pulled up. It wasn't our normal mail time. She had three packages for me and explained that it's easier to drop big packages off before the routes so she has room in her car for the regular mail. Then she opened the door to reveal and HUGE package. I don't think a person could carry a box that was any bigger.
The kids were dancing around and happy. They think all packages are books or toys for them…this one was not. It was for me…but I had to wait until nap time to dig in…shucks.
I told you the box was HUGE!!
I started digging in. It was all haphazardly put together and that made it even more fun to sort. Is it okay to admit that I was so excited that I suddenly remember that I should quit digging in the goodies and stop and find if there was a note included?? I did find the note but it took a bit as I opened the box upside down as it was sagging in the bottom it was so heavy.
I finally found the note….The box was from…..Phyllis in PA. Phyllis explains that she is in the process of cleaning out her sewing room. She went to a yard sale and bought the contents of a quilter's room. (OH MY!!) She didn't do anything with the person's started projects and such and was passing them on to me.
WOW. That explains many of the projects.
I can't imagine the treasure trove of goodies Phyllis must have gotten from the yard sale as all the goodies in my box were good quality fabric and there were several different types of projects for doll clothes patterns, to hand applique, to make applique, to flannel projects, to batiks, to quilt fabric…so much variety!
This was all fabric. It took a lot of time to sort through. I can't imagine Phyllis' task to sort even more of it. The sorting was worth it all….
Many of the projects had a block or two then had "Block of the month" kits to make make two more blocks but not the whole set. I debated what to do with them then Kalissa said "I thought you were making a blue and yellow quilt. Take the fabric and skip the other directions. Quit worrying that it was once in a kit."….SMART GIRL. That's what I ended up doing with several of the projects. The fabric was wonderful and there weren't directions to complete the project so it made perfect sense.
I am in such awe of the great work that this quilter did. From the looks of the projects, she tackled many that were hard and she loved Block of the Month projects.
I had a blast sorting and finding homes for all the pieces. I have a big pile of scrap that I am going to tackle once I get my boot off my foot. The boot is about 1 1/2″ higher than my shoe. I get such a cramp in my hip if I stand at the table very long….and I've found for me, the best way to use up smaller cuts of fabric is to cut it up in my scrap users system.
These projects have waited quite awhile…I imagine they can wait a month or so to find their next temporary home until it makes it's way into a quilt.
THANKS so much for thinking of my Phyllis. It was a blast sorting and organizing…the next part, sewing, is going to be even better. What a fun way to spend a nap time!!
To see what others are doing with their intake or output of fabric, check out Patchwork Times.
This entry was posted in Stash Report on October 23, 2016 by Jo.
Wonderful gift box. I do have a pet peeve with your blog writing though. Could you please use "spell check" ????? It drives me insane to try and figure out what you are trying to say sometimes :-) On the other side of things, I love your blog and your inspirations.
I am a retired Reading jr high teacher and never have a problem reading your blog. Guess I am so excited to see what is happening in your world I never see any spelling problems. Wish I lived closer as I would load my SUV to bring you and the girls another load of fabrics and projects.
My momma always said that if you can't say something nice….don't say it at all.
I'm a friend of Kitty's (library) and she sent me your blog. I am a former Military Intelligence Center and School Magazine and Newspaper editor. I read your recent post and noticed nothing annoying what-so-ever. Just get it out there! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, what a wonderful box of treasures you received! Woohoo!!
Loving your blog. I have to admit I love your way of telling a story (and have not ever noticed any spelling issues at all). Thanks for sharing your life with us – I have to commend your honestly and straight forward attitude. Enjoy your day.
Lucky you ! I've just had to do about the same thing here in France, we've moved from a house to a condo (view of the Eiffel Tower to compensate a little), and I had to give away so so much.
Thanks for all your lovely posts, Jo, and may I tell you they are always perfectly written.
Along the same lines . . . I was probably in kindergarten when my mother started teaching me that there are many things you can think, but should not say. I really enjoy your blog, Jo. You have a lovely family, and you are some kind of quilting superhero in my opinion. Thanks for sharing.
What a lovely surprise to get a box of goodies like that. Excellent advice from Kalissa to just use the fabrics and not worry about the partial block of the month project. As for standing up to cut scraps with the boot on, I've had to make adjustments the past year or so because of an ankle acting up (old Arthur, I suppose) and I use my adjustable height rolling office chair that I use as my sewing chair set at it's highest point and and adjustable height smaller table like this one https://www.amazon.com/Lifetime-28241-Folding-Personal-Table/dp/B0006D50RO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1477244656&sr=8-1&keywords=small%2Badjustable%2Bfolding%2Btable&th=1 set at it's half-way point so I can cut comfortably while sitting down. Makes a world of difference in my ankle hurting and then my whole leg. Sometimes we just need to make adjustments for the situation.


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Rouhani names academics as energy, science ministers
TEHRAN – In a letter on Saturday, President Hassan Rouhani introduced two candidates, most notable for their academic careers, for post of science and energy ministers to the parliament, IRNA reported on Saturday.
Rouhani nominated Reza Ardakanian as energy minister, after his first pick, Habibollah Bitaraf, failed to receive a vote of confidence.
Rouhani's other ministerial pick is Mansour Gholami, who has been proposed as the new science minister. The president did not introduce any candidate for the post when he introduced his cabinet members to the parliament on August 8.
Gholami was born in Hamadan in 1953. He received a BS degree in agriculture from Bu-Ali Sina University in 1976. He also has master's degree in horticaltural sciences from Tarbiat Modares University. He received his PhD in horticulture and oenology from the University of Adelaide in Australia in 1996. Currently, he is president of Bu-Ali Sina University in Hamadan.
Ardakanian was born in Yazd in 1958. He received a BS in civil engineering from Sharif University of Technology and a master's degree in water engineering. He holds a PhD degree in water resources management from Canada's McMaster University. He is the founding director of the UN University's Institute for Integrated Management of Material Fluxes and of Resources (known as UNU-FLORES).
MH/NA/SP
Parliament OKs new cabinet
Parliament to vote on proposed science, energy ministers Oct. 29
Majlis votes for proposed science and energy ministers
Rouhani appoints new advisors, vice-president
Iran parliament approves Rouhani cabinet nominees, rejects ?
Habibollah Bitaraf
Reza Ardakanian
Mansour Gholami


God Calls us to be Christ's loving arms in the world spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ through our worship, education, outreach, and ministry. Whoever you are, wherever you are on your faith journey, Saint Anne's welcomes you.
"Do you Feel the LOVE?"
As I mowed the overly luscious lawn on this glorious Sunday, I had time to reflect on this awesome, Spirit-filled weekend. Mike and I are the very proud parents of Bridget Coonan, who was confirmed into the Episcopal Church on Saturday morning at St. Mark's Cathedral. She was accompanied by five of her Saint Anne's friends: Aidan McNally, Anna Dupont, Sydney Truran, Erin Sweeney, and Carter Henry and their mentors: Dan Davis, Dan and Lisa Rooney, Carolyn Swiszcz, Emilie Rexeisen, Mike Coonan, and the Fearless Leader-Jennifer McNally. They had dedicated two years of their life to study, discernment, support, friendship, food, and love. Bobbie Moraine, Stephen Dupont, and Carolyn Swiszcz were also received into the Episcopal Church. As I sat in that beautiful cathedral, I remembered another time I felt that pride and love, when Grace was confirmed in the same cathedral by the same Bishop, Brian Prior. Both our girls have a very special relationship with Bishop Prior through their Teens Encounter Christ experiences. He has a wonderful sense of humor and has a special way with teenagers. The Episcopal Church of Minnesota is very blessed to have him. Grace calls him "Bi Pri."
As the Saint Anne's community and friends and family of the candidates for confirmation were approaching the front to lay hands on each of the confirmands, the Bishop said to Bridget, "Do you feel the LOVE? That is a big group of supporters!" He was correct: there was a lot of love in that Cathedral!
In his sermon, he mentioned that the news has reported that the Church is dying in the United States. He also stated that looking at the packed Cathedral, all there to welcome 84 teenagers from across the State that have decided to confirm their faith and officially join the Episcopal Church, he has a hard time believing that the Church is dying. He reminded all in attendance that WE ARE THE CHURCH and as such, it is our responsibility to share God's message of love.
After the confirmation service, we returned to Saint Anne's for a beautiful luncheon put on by parents and mentors. More family, friends, and Saint Anne's members joined in the celebration. A great time was had by all that came to support and celebrate with these young adults! Thank you to all the contributors, workers, and all that took time out of their day to join in the fun.
Here is a quote from Balancing the Christian Life by Charles Ryrie: "Pentecost Sunday is a commemoration and celebration of the receiving of the Holy Spirit by the early church. Today, in many Christian churches, Pentecost Sunday is celebrated to recognize the gift of the Holy Spirit, realizing that God's very life, breath and energy live in believers. During this service, John 20:19-23 may be the core of the message about our risen Savior supernaturally appearing to the fear-laden disciples. Their fear gave way to joy when the Lord showed them His hands and side. He assured them peace and repeated the command given in Matthew 28:19-20, saying, 'As the Father has sent me, I am sending you. Then He breathed on them, and they received the Holy Spirit' (John 20:21-23). The Episcopal Church has made the news many times over the last 25 years for taking a stand on diversity and inclusiveness. The Episcopal Church ordains women, openly gay priests, welcomes all Christians to the communion table, and ordained the first woman Bishop."
Mike, our girls, and I have been blessed members of the Saint Anne's Episcopal congregation for over 25 years. Mike and I were married in this church 25 years ago this fall. We are proud to say that we are members at the cute little church on the hill on the corner of Charlton and Hwy 110. The newly redecorated interior space, the new organ, and for our youngest members, the addition of the playground represent the pride that our members take in keeping our church home comfortable and refreshed. And, we feel grateful that our congregation shares our beautiful space with another awesome group of Christians, Spirit of Hope Catholic Community.
I reaffirmed my faith today. I felt the Holy Spirit this weekend. I was a proud Mom this weekend. I took time to feel grateful for all our wonderful friends, family and the entire Saint Anne's community that have been a true blessing in our lives.
I hope you had an opportunity to feel the spirit and feel grateful for the blessings and special people in your lives this weekend and if you happen to be looking for a new church home...Saint Anne's would welcome you with open arms and love! May God Bless You Always!


for them. Their father's abused them and they are fatherless now. It's funny I have been there done that. There were plenty of father's day's where I sat and back and said poor me, I don't have a dad, so sad, so pittiful....etc.
this day rolls around and you don't have the love of a "daddy" in your life. It's not easy and takes a long time to get past.
dad here....so what. I no longer have to look at the day as a negative and heartache. I look at it now as just another day.
their "daddy" and you have no one to celebrate.
them or put them away somewhere, whatever works for you.
It is possible.....to begin your new life now....find your ULTIMATE FORGIVENESS!!
live under their rule? It means that you set yourself free from those feelings.
renounce it. You put on the yoke of love, instead.


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Atletico Madrid v Olympiakos Betting Tips
Atletico Madrid v Olympiakos Betting Tips Wednesday 26th November 2014
Spanish side Atletico Madrid host Olympiakos on Wednesday evening in what is a crucial game. Atletico Madrid are three points clear at the top of Group A with Juventus and today's opponents Olympiakos just three points behind the Spanish side. Thus meaning that a victory today is very important for both teams as they look to secure qualification to the knockout stages. As always Bet365 are allowing you to bet in-play on this event, so why not sign up with the best bookmaker in the United Kingdom today!
Atletico Madrid come into this form in very good form, they've now won 9 of their last 11 matches in all competitions including a 3-1 victory over Malaga on Saturday. The three points moved Atletico Madrid to just two points behind Barcelona and four points off the league leaders Real Madrid. In the group stages so far the Spanish side have won three of their four matches, that includes a superb victory over Juventus.
On the other hand Olympiakos's results have been poor as of late, they've won just one of their last four matches and that includes an entertaining 3-2 loss against Juventus in Italy however they have scored in six of their last seven matches.
The Key Players
Koke – The 22 year old Spaniard has played every minute of every match for Atletico Madrid this season and he already has 15 caps for Spain, a big move is on the horizon in my opinion. Koke has had a superb start to this season, he's scored three goals and two of those have come in the Champions League. Not only does he score, he creates goals, Koke has assisted an incredible 12 goals this season and one of those came against Malaga on Saturday. Consistency is key among the best players in the world and Koke has been incredibly consistent this season.
Kostas Mitroglou – After making a big money move to Fulham last season he has moved back to Olympiakos on loan and he's been a success once again. This season's he has scored four goals despite only starting five matches in the league, he's also got a great record in the Champions League scoring ten goals over the last five seasons. If Olympiakos are going to win this game, which realistically they need to do, Mitroglou is going to need to have a superb game up front. I wouldn't be put off backing Mitroglou to score on Wednesday evening, he'll certainly have chances.
Bet365 Odds
Atletico Madrid 1.36 – Draw 4.75 – Olympiakos 8.5
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Both teams to score in this match at odds of 2.25 is a very generous price in my opinion. These two met in September and it was a goalfest, Olympiakos won that match 3-2 and there could've been more goals. Atletico Madrid have scored 20 goals already this season and Olympiakos have scored on 19 occasions. Both sides are full of goals, especially Olympiakos in this Champions League campaign, they've scored six goals and have conceded seven!


the government pledged at a symposium this week marking the culmination of The TES Time To Care campaign to address problems faced by children in care.
Parmjit Dhanda, minister responsible for looked-after children, spoke in London to delegates from around the country. The event followed the year-long campaign which raised awareness of the ways in which children in care are often failed by the system.
Only six per cent of looked-after children attain five or more C-grades at GCSE, compared to 59 per cent nationally. Mr Dhanda said: "We all know that the gap between children in care and other children's outcomes needs to be addressed and needs to be addressed urgently."
Last month the Government released a green paper which called for looked-after children to be given greater stability in the lead-up to their GCSEs. The Government has credited The TES with inspiring this move. Alan Johnson, education secretary, said: "Time To Care has had a huge influence over what we have put in the green paper."
But many of the delegates claimed the green paper does not go far enough.
Sonia Jackson, professor at the Institute of Education in London, said: "We should not get fixated with GCSEs. It's more important children get on with their carers. It is the most important thing to ensure they do well."
"Much of this discussion sees schools as passive and reluctant recipients of children in care, when they are key players. There is nothing in most training courses about the care system."
The one-day symposium was co-hosted by banking firm HSBC. Stephen Green, its chairman, announced that the bank was pledging pound;10million over five years, to support street children around the world. An additional Pounds 1million would provide private mentoring and tutoring for looked-after children in Britain.
Judith Judd, TES editor, said: "We are delighted with the success of the Time to Care campaign and the effect it has had on government policy. We look forward to seeing further progress towards a better deal for these vulnerable children."


Picking themselves up after the bruising collapse of their health care plan, President Trump and Republicans in Congress will start this week on a legislative obstacle course that will be even more arduous: the first overhaul of the tax code in three decades.
Mr. Trump's inability to make good on his promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act has made the already daunting challenge of tax reform even more difficult. Not only has Mr. Trump's aura of political invincibility been shattered, but without killing the Affordable Care Act, Republicans will be unable to rewrite the tax code in the sweeping fashion that the president has called for.
The grand plans of lower rates, fewer loopholes and a tax on imports may have to be scaled back to a big corporate tax cut and possibly an individual tax cut.
A lot of people think Mr. Trump might go for this to get an easy win.


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'The Good Place': Manny Jacinto Thought a Third of the Cast Would Leave the Show After Season 1
Abeni Tinubu
Though The Good Place only lasted four seasons, the cast formed an incredibly close bond with one another. Considering the show boasted an ensemble cast, it's rare that all the actors seemed to get along very well. However, the show's six main actors: Ted Danson, Kristen Bell, William Jackson Harper, D'Arcy Carden, Manny Jacinto, and Jameela Jamil have all been very candid about how they are all good friends and will remain that way even now that the show ended.
D'Arcy Carden, Kristen Bell, Manny Jacinto, William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil, and Ted Danson | Earl Gibson III/Getty Images
But funnily enough, there was a time when Jacinto didn't think that a third of the cast would even make it past the first season. Fans of The Good Place will recall the shocking twist of the Season 1 finale when viewers and the humans actually discover that they aren't in The Good Place at all. But as shocked as viewers were, most of the cast was even more shocked.
Most of 'The Good Place' cast had no clue about the Season 1 twist
Though Danson and Bell had full knowledge about the show's shocking twist prior to filming, the rest of The Good Place cast and the crew were kept in the dark about the truth until right before they filmed the episode. Mike Schur (who created the show) wanted his cast to genuinely believe they were in heaven so he waited until the last minute to tell them the truth.
RELATED: 'The Good Place' Star Says This Cast Member Is 'From a Different Planet'
But not knowing how Season 1 of The Good Place ended certainly didn't stop the cast from speculating about theories. In a 2019 interview with Rolling Stone, Jacinto (who plays everyone's favorite lovable idiot, Jason Mendoza) recounted the many times he spent thinking about how the season would end.
Manny Jacinto had tons of ideas about how the first season would end
"We all had our speculation and our theories about what would happen, but we had no idea," Jacinto shared about how his castmates desperately tried to figure out how Season 1 of The Good Place would finally conclude. "I was like, 'Maybe we go back to earth.' A lot of the theories were, 'We're going to go back to earth and it's going to become like Parks and Rec, and we're just going to reset every day, and it's not going to be serialized anymore.'"
But Jacinto had an even stronger theory. He actually believed that two of his fellow actors would leave The Good Place cast after Season 1. "My main theory was that Ted and Kristen were so big, they're these legends on TV right now and they don't have time to be playing with us," Jacinto confessed. "So I thought that they were going to leave at the end of this season and it was just going to be the four babies running the show. That was my speculation. They were going to pass the baton. I was so wrong."
'The Good Place' cast wouldn't be the same without Kristen Bell and Ted Danson
We're sure that fans, Jacinto, and the rest of The Good Place cast is thrilled that Bell and Danson stuck around for all four seasons. After all, the show would hardly be the same without them.


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'You Have Two Cows…": Alternative Take on Region
How a couple of cows explain a changing region: equal opportunity offender edition.
In the early years of the Cold War, in an effort to simplify — and parody — various political ideologies and philosophies, irreverent wits, in the spirit of George Orwell, went back to the farm. No one really knows how the two-cow joke known as "Parable of the Isms" came about, but most students of Political Science 101 have likely come across some variation of the following definitions:
Socialism: You have two cows. The government takes one of them and gives it to your neighbor.
Communism: You have two cows. The government takes them both and provides you with milk.
Nazism: You have two cows. The government shoots you and takes the cows.
Capitalism: You have two cows. You sell one and buy a bull.
Over the years, the parables gradually expanded, using the two-cow joke to explain everything from French unions (You have two cows. You go on strike because you want three cows.) to the Republican Party (You have two cows. Your neighbor has none. So what?). While in its original iteration the cows were a metaphor for currency, capital, and property, they later began to take on different meanings.
Today, the Middle East has replaced the Cold War as America's primary foreign-policy preoccupation. As opposed to the seemingly ideologically homogenous communist bloc, however, the 22 diverse countries that compose the modern Middle East are still confusing to most Americans. Why can't the Israeli and Palestinians stop fighting already? What's the difference between Libya and Lebanon again?
Herewith then is a satirical effort to simplify the essence of Middle Eastern governments so that, in the immortal words of George W. Bush, "the boys in Lubbock" can read it. And, rather than symbolizing property, the cows here symbolize people, which — funny enough — is how most Middle Eastern regimes have traditionally viewed their populations.
You have two cows with endless reserves of milk. Gorge them with grass, prevent them from interacting with bulls, and import South Asians to milk them.
You have two cows. You interrogate them until they concede they are Zionist agents. You send their milk to southern Lebanon and Gaza, or render it into highly enriched cream. International sanctions prevent your milk from being bought on the open market.
You have five cows, one of whom is an Alawite. Feed the Alawite cow well; beat the non-Alawite cows. Use the milk to finance your wife's shopping sprees in London.
You have two cows. Syria claims ownership over them. You take them abroad and start successful cattle farms in Africa, Australia, and Latin America. You send the proceeds back home so your relatives can afford cosmetic surgery and Mercedes-Benzes.
You have no cows. During breaks from milking on the teat of the Iranian cow you call for Israel's annihilation.
You have three cows: one Sunni, one Shiite, and one Kurd. The first is milked by Saudi Arabia, the second by Iran, and the third smuggles its milk abroad. The United States picks up the manure.
You have three cows: two Shiites and one Sunni. Invite Saudi Arabia to come kill a Shiite cow and import another Sunni cow.
You have two cows. Feed them khat instead of grass and neglect to milk them. Watch them fight each other.
Hosni Mubarak's Egypt
You have 10 cows. Neglect to tend to them, but prevent them from fighting Israel in order to get milk from America.
Post-Mubarak Egypt
You have 10 cows who think they now own the farm. There's still no milk.
Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali's Tunisia
You have two cows. Beat them regularly and use the milk money for your wife's shopping sprees in Paris. When the cows revolt, retire to Saudi Arabia.
Post-Ben Ali Tunisia
See post-Mubarak Egypt.
You have two cows. You wish they were camels. Feed them only your words of wisdom and kill them if they dare moo.
You have two cows and one sheep. You claim that the sheep is really a "mountain cow."
You have one cow that has hundreds of udders. You use the limitless milk money to set up a television channel that broadcasts the other cows in the region being milked (except Saudi Arabia's).
You have two cows. You bring in Filipino nannies, South Asian laborers, and Russian prostitutes to make sure they're well taken care of. Sell the milk to build the world's biggest shopping mall.
You have one cow, surrounded by wolves. Pretend that it's a magic cow that has the power to pacify wild animals, and then ask America for milk.
You had two cows that were lost decades ago. Lament them.
You have two bulls. Pretend they are helpless calves.
Syrian Sectarianism Threat to Wider Region RAMZY BAROUD: The recent massacre of civilians in Syria marks the beginning of a spiral of horror which could engulf the whole region ...
'Live Long and Prosper': My Message to Region LEONAR NIMOY, TABSIR: There is a viable plan to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It's the 'two-state' solution and its application is, how should I put it, simply logical. ...
Shopping in The Kingdom: Hell Just Got Warmer SUSIE OF ARABIA: One of the largest retail conglomerates has just introduced a 'no returns' policy in Saudi Arabia. Cue mass rage...
'Aramco Brats' Offer Alternative Take on Kingdom SUSIE OF ARABIA: Three young American men have sought to confront the prejudice and assumptions that surround Saudi Arabia...
Give Iran the Bomb to Give the Region Stability RICHARD SILVERSTEIN: "By reducing imbalances in military power, new nuclear states generally produce more regional and international stability, not less..."...
A Region in Revolution, With One Constant – Change BRITINBEIRUT: The events in Egypt came as a surprise to many (not least, it appears, the U.S State Department), however in the Middle East conflict is never far from the surface. ...
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The linguistic aspect of the book is excellent, but as a primer on the Movement, it is sadly and hopelessly outdated. Some photographs of the "contemporary" Esperanto scene are over forty years old, most are at least a quarter century in vintage. The web revolution is unknown. An updated edition is seriously in need. If this book is meant to entice new speakers, it will fail without a twenty-first century makeover.


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Top Chef Just Desserts
August 24, 2011, 5:20 PM ET
Gail Simmons breaks down the early competition, and gives the scoop on some of her premiere fashions.
By Gail Simmons
Bravotv.com: What makes the new season different?
Gail Simmons: Johnny and I were raring to get started with the new season, and right off the bat you'll notice a number of differences: One, Johnny lost the pompadour. By choice. He looks fantastic -- although he always looks fantastic. And, the other thing you're going to notice is that we demand a lot more of our chefs this year. The M.O. for this season is make it bigger, make it better, make it sweeter, make it taller. Although the first Quickfire might seem deceptively easy, the results weren't that impressive. And the Elimination Challenge really turned our pastry chefs upside-down and made them realize this season is not just going to be about plated desserts. It's about showing all your skills at a really high-level. And the talent this season is up for the task.
Bravotv.com: Well, let's start with that disappointing Quickfire Challenge. The chefs had to recreate or make soda shop desserts.
GS: We met them on the pier in Santa Monica early in the morning. I had a bad cold and was wondering whether I may not sound like myself. And it was colder than I expected, which is why I'm wearing a jacket.
Bravotv.com: We loved that jacket!
GS: It was one of our producer's! I was wearing a silk blue shirt underneath and we kind of got out there and it was freezing cold, so, I literally took that leather jacket off of Casey Kriley's, our executive producer's, body, and wore it on the show!
Bravotv.com: But we digress…
GS: So, we thought this would be a fun way to start off. We put them in a very traditional soda shop atmosphere and asked them to create a dessert based on a classic soda shop treat, but using all of their creative skills, and their imaginations. What we didn't want was seven banana splits. And what we got was five banana splits and two other desserts. A bit disappointing. We were so surprised that the chefs we know are so capable of blowing our minds, gave us pedestrian food. The first challenge, especially when they're in this very cramped little space, is always very difficult. But we had a few desserts that we liked.
Carlos and Rebecca's cereal bowl milkshake was fun. It had great texture, and it was different because they made a shake, so, it was just refreshing to see something in another format other than just on a plate or in a sundae bowl. Amanda and Nelson gave us the most interesting flavors, that's why they won. Their chocolate sponge cake with pickled cherries was surprising and fresh. The cherries were quickly pickled, which really balanced out the dish. It made everything a little less sweet, it gave a tartness, and it didn't seem pickle-y. It really added a brightness and a freshness and a little more acid to the dish, which really went well with the chocolate-y cake and the cream.
Bravotv.com: On to the Elimination Challenge, which was inspired by fairytales. They're a lot darker than maybe people remember.
GS: The versions we gave the chef were Grimm's versions, very dark versions of the fairytales, darker than the Disney versions I remember as a child. But I think we wanted to give the chefs as much inspiration and as much room to play as we could. For the most part, I thought their inspirations were great: "Goldilocks and the Three Bears," "Jack and the Beanstalk," "Little Red Riding Hood," and "Hansel and Gretel." There was certainly a lot to draw from each of the stories. The most important part of this challenge was that we asked them to make a showpiece right off the bat. We really wanted them to know we were serious about desserts, and we also wanted to get them using all the skills and techniques that a pastry chef should have in their back pockets, specifically chocolate and sugar work. Most of them did a pretty great job considering this was their first challenge, they had never worked in the Top Chef: Just Desserts kitchen before, which, by the way, looked incredible this season. Our kitchen was just unbelievable.
Most of them did OK. Certainly two were better than the other two. Just talking about the show piece, Little Red Riding Hood did the best job there, although Goldilocks and the Three Bears had a lot to it as well, used a lot of texture and beautiful chocolate and sugar work. Both of them drew some really great inspiration from the story and showed a lot of detail. Jack and the Beanstalk, and Hansel and Gretel, in terms of a show piece, were not that great. Jack and the Beanstalk, at first glance, looked beautiful, but when we started to walk around it, we realized they were very rushed, there was not a 360-view that we had hoped, and it was falling apart at the seams. The Hansel and Gretel team certainly had the most flawed show piece. None of the people on that team had great experience with show pieces, and you could see from the piece that they did work as a team. It was so disjointed, and they made a lot of decisions that didn't make sense. Also, when you think of Hansel and Gretel, you think of a gingerbread or candy house! But the house they created was a sad-looking affair. If they didn't want to use gingerbread, they could have at least covered it with candy, they could have done so many things to give it color and texture to make it appealing to the eye, and they just didn't do that. Bravotv.com: Some viewers could argue that Craig could have gone home—was it because his team's showpiece turned out better?
GS: Yes, absolutely, their showpiece and their desserts turned out better. To make the decision of who goes home, first we have to choose the team that did the worst. From that team, we choose someone to go home. And, overall, the Beanstalk team's show piece looked better, and their desserts were better. Their desserts had some flaws for sure, but were certainly better than the Hansel and Gretel team's desserts. One we made the decision as to which team did the least well, we were choosing from those three people only. So, Craig was, luckily, bolstered up by his teammates. In this episode he got very lucky. He certainly did not show that he had the skills and the aptitude for what this challenge really required. I think he'd be the first to admit that.
For the win, it was between Little Red Riding Hood and Goldilocks and the Three Bears for the flavor of the desserts, as well as for their idea, their inspiration and their execution. I think both teams did a great job, but both of the desserts the Little Red Riding Hood team made were really focused, really creative, especially the little bombolini, with the strawberry gel you injected into it. And they did a chocolate cake as well, which reminded me and Johnny of Amanda's Quickfire Challenge dish from the day before. Similar flavors, but it made sense because it was sort of a Black Forest inspiration, and the Black Forest is this bewitched forest where a lot of these stories supposedly take place. And of course the work that Chris did on their showpiece was exceptional.
Bravotv.com: The only other point of contention between the groups was Orlando telling Rebecca that she shouldn't make rice pudding for her porridge; he suggested oatmeal, which she ended up doing. Do you think if she had made rice pudding, that would have been a mistake?
GS: No, I don't think it would have been a mistake if she had done it really well. If all the tastes were created properly and it had the right texture it could have been great. I mean, rice pudding is very, very simple. And oatmeal's not that much more complicated. If you do a really delicious rice pudding with a lot of flavor and spices, perhaps, she could have done it with berries and cardamom, things that she thought the bears would have eaten, if you tell a good story, and if it tastes good, why not? She just needed to trust herself. Although, it wasn't as abysmal as I thought it was going to be in the end, there were so many things they could have done, but at least they were on the right track. On the Hansel and Gretel team, it was between Lina and Melissa, but we could have made an argument for all three of them to go home because they just didn't work together well at all. We also thought Van did the least amount of team work. But when we looked at what Lina did, we saw she made choices that just did not make sense at all for that showpiece. She couldn't accept and understand the input of her teammates, she didn't really contribute much to anything else and the things she did contribute, the drink that went along with Melissa's dessert, it was sweet and so off-balance, it didn't work with the dish. It felt like an afterthought, as if they threw it on the plate without tasting it. So, I'm sorry, Lina's a sweetheart, and I know she cooks at a great restaurant -- Stephan Pyles in Dallas, Texas, and I know she's very capable, but we all agreed that she just didn't complete the challenge the way we asked her to.
And btw, I just want to note that I wore a cape for this episode.
Bravotv.com: I was going to say, did you and Danielle fight over the red cape?
GS: She was Snow White. She was in a blue cape. We had no idea that they were going to ask us to dress in costume. Literally only the night before we were told by our production team, that they wanted us to be in costume. Hilariously, the boys were all for it, they couldn't wait to get all dressed up. Of course, Dannielle and I went kicking and screaming, wearing those capes. But it was fun -- I've never been asked to rock a red riding hood cape before!
Check out all of Gail's looks -- with a serious focus on her shoes -- this season in our "Gail Simmons: Fashion Plate" photo gallery.
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Q: Android Studio BUILD SUCCESSFUL even with evident errors in code I have an Android Studio (Bumblebee 2021.1.1) project, composed of a main app plus two imported libraries, one Java and one native, developed by me.
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The old adage, "Watch the pennies and the dollars will take care of themselves," still holds true today.
The trick is finding the spare pennies to save, especially as the country limps out of the worst recession since the Great Depression.
Those few coins jingling in your pocket every day don't seem like much, but over a year they can add up to big bucks. The U.S. Treasury estimates that Americans hold about $15 billion in loose change. Saving just 50 cents a day in coins will get you 40 percent of the way toward a $500 fund for emergencies, notes America Saves. And just $1.37 a day will add up to the full amount.
To save your change, use only bills when you pay for cash, and save all the coins. Then cash the coins in periodically and put the money in a savings account, money market account, or certificate of deposit to earn interest. Some community banks offer free use of machines to count your change, or you can enlist your kids' help to roll up the coins yourself.
2. Fewer Fancy Coffee Drinks Equals One $500 Certificate of Deposit.
Giving up fancy drinks can save hundreds of dollars a year, and you can still get your caffeine fix. Instead of lattes and cappuccinos every day, America Saves suggests switching to regular coffee without the frills. Over the course of the year, you'll have more than enough for a $500 certificate of deposit.
3. Reduce Restaurant Meals and Boost Savings Rate.
Eliminate one dinner out at a restaurant, or bring your lunch to work instead buying it. Do either of these, and you'll save hundreds. Do both, and you could save as much as $1,000.
4. Give up premium cable channels.
Rent films instead. Online rental services and over-night movie rental kiosks are far cheaper than the high-end channels.
5. Think Investments and Use the Library.
Get reacquainted with your library. Borrowing books and reading magazines in the library will cut down on money you spend at the book store. While you're there, you can read up on investing.
6. Tune Up Your Car, and Add to Savings Account.
Keeping your tires inflated to the right pressure, and your car engine tuned can save up to $100 a year in gas.
To make the most of the money you set aside, shop for the best savings rates online. A variety of online banks offer better rates on savings accounts and CDs than big-name brick-and-mortar banks. Also consider an online interest checking account. Many online checking accounts charge no fees and offer rates as good or better than some savings accounts.


activities took place in this westernmost area that the Tartars once inhabited.
from Cartage. Roman legions appeared for the first time in the 3rd century BC.
northern Africa and for half a century united the shores of the two continents.
achieving its greatest glory shortly afterwards for the following 150 years.
persisted and led to the start of the Civil War in 1936 and its consequences.
acting as the main instrument representing a population of close to six million.
sound of guitars. Flamenco is the genuine expression of Andalusian folklore.
the essence of Andalusian cooking, inherited like so many things from Al-Andalus.
to the only desert on the European continent found in Tabernas, Almera.
Mediterranean with hot and dry summers and mild winters with irregular rainfall.
Andalusia has witnessed a considerable improvement in its transportation system.
is Mlaga; one of Europes twenty most important in its number of passengers.
windsurfing, water-skiing and scuba-diving in the Atlantic and Mediterranean.