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Entrevista a Luz Juarez
No full textInterview with Leticia Arpero conducted by Sanjuana Juarez as part of the Oral History Project "Forgotten Frontera."
Entrevista a Leticia Arpero realizada por Sanjuana Juarez como parte del Proyecto de Historia Oral "Forgotten Frontera."Center for the Study of the American Wes
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Photo of Joe Juarez, American G.I. Forum National Chairman (photograph)
No full textJoe Juarez from Nebraska, American G.I. Forum National Chairman
GAME THEORY ANALYSIS OF COMPETITION FOR GROUNDWATER INVOLVING EL PASO, TEXAS AND CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO
No full textWe examine the potential gains from cooperation in the withdrawal of water from the Hueco Bolson aquifer that provides municipal water supply for El Paso, Texas and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. The aquifer lies beneath the international border, and both cities operate independently regarding pumping rates and withdrawals. We estimate the gains by comparing four scenarios in a dynamic setting: 1) a status quo scenario in which both cities continue extracting groundwater as they are at present, 2) a Nash non-cooperative game scenario, 3) a Nash bargaining scenario, and 4) a scenario that involves maximizing the sum of net benefits in both cities. All scenarios, including the non-cooperative game, provide a longer useful life of the Hueco Bolson aquifer than does the status quo. In the Nash bargaining scenario, both cities gain from cooperation and the sum of net benefits approaches the maximum that can be obtained by maximizing that value explicitly.Resource /Energy Economics and Policy,
[Letter from Ruth B. Juarez to John J. Herrera - December 31, 1976]
No full textLetter from Ruth B. Juarez to John J. Herrera, requesting Herrera look into a legal matter for Juarez; Janie Banuelos has been seeing lawyers about a case and Juarez would like Herrera to talk to Banuelos
29E.102 S34-73-066 El Paso, Juarez
No full textThis image reflects a view of El Paso, Juarez from outer space
Flux until sunrise, a booklet for Geraldine Juarez
No full textAn interview on liquid, crystals, glas
The geology, petrography, and geochemistry of the Laguna Juarez pluton, Baja California, Mexico
No full textScale not givenOne folded plate in pocketThe thesis does not include information as to what type of base map Susan Gunn use for her geological map. At the time of her thesis, 1984, the topographic/contour data, used in later 15X20-minute quadrangles [Arroyo del Sauz ??? I11D84 and El Rayo ??? H11B14, 1:50,000 Carta Topogr??fica], probably existed. It is possible that Gunn???s base map was made from aerial photographs.Arroyo del Sauz map, 1:50,000. I11D84. Carta Topogr??fica. Elipsoide: Clarke 1866. Proyeccion: Universal Transversa de Mercator (Zona/Zone 11). Cuadriculas (grid lines): UTM a cada 1000m / UTM grid lines every 1000 meters. Datum Horizontal: Norteamericano de 1927. Referencia de cotas: Nivel medio del mar / Elevations are height above mean sea level. Procedimento de compilacion: Fotogrametrico. Converencia de cuardricula para el centro de la hoja: 0.37??? / Convergence of grid lines for the center of the sheet. Declinacion magnetica para 199.0: 13?? 00???. Variacion magnetica annual: 1???. Segunda edicion: 1996. Primera edicion: 1996.El Rayo map, 1:50,000. H11B14. Carta Topogr??fica. Elipsoide: GRS80. Proyeccion: Universal Transversa de Mercator (Zona/Zone 11). Cuadriculas (grid lines): UTM a cada 1000m / UTM grid lines every 1000 meters. Datum Horizontal: ITRF92. Referencia de cotas: Nivel medio del mar / Elevations are height above mean sea level. Procedimento de compilacion: Fotogrametrico. Converencia de cuardricula para el centro de la hoja: 0.37??? / Convergence of grid lines for the center of the sheet. Declinacion magnetica para 199.0: 12?? 45???. Variacion magnetica annual: 1???. Segunda edicion: 2003. Primera edicion: 2003.Bibliography: pages 126-134Title of map on Plate I: Geology of the Laguna Juarez plutonThe mid-Cretaceous Laguna Juarez pluton, in the Sierra Juarez Mountains of Baja California, Mexico, is concentrically zoned such that an alumina-poor,\ud
hornblende-bearing tonalite occurs at the outer edge, and an alumina-rich, muscovite-bearing granodiorite and granite occur near the central portions. The body is surrounded by thin septa of metamorphic rocks and older\ud
igneous intrusions, and is capped by a basalt flow. The pluton is medium grained, although a fine - grained facies exists at the core.\ud
Field mapping and petrographic analyses of the pluton were done to determine the extent and positioning of the internal mineral facies that include the hornblende biotite, biotite, medium-grained muscovite-biotite and fine-grained muscovite-biotite facies. Chemistry was utilized to determine the elemental oxide concentrations for whole-rock samples from each facies and also for mineral separates of hornblende, biotite and muscovite. Whole -rock samples showed a\ud
general trend, from rim to core, of increasing Si02, K20, and Na20, and decreasing Al203, CaO, total Fe, Ti02, and MgO. Biotite mineral separates show a decrease in Si02,\ud
MgO, CaO, Na20, and K20 inward and increases in Al203, total Fe, and MnO. Muscovite concentrates have an inward decrease of Si02, total Fe, CaO Na20, and MnO and an\ud
increase in Al203 and K20. An initial Sr87 /Sr86 ratio of\ud
0.70673 -+0.0002 was used to make extrapolations on the source environment. Comparisons were made to literature values for other plutonic bodies of the circum-Pacific region. The normative-corundum, peraluminous Laguna Juarez pluton clearly suggests igneous processes that were\ud
affected by the incorporation of sedimentary rocks
[Ciudad Juarez Train Depot]
No full textPhotograph of the Train Station in Ciudad Juarez. This exceptional view of the Juarez Train station is from south looking north. The western slope of the Franklin Mountains can be seen on the right side of this photograph. On the far left side of the photo, behind the white wall, is the backside of the old Juarez Customs House. The street in front of the Customs House is Avenida 16 de Septiembre
[En Route to Juarez]
No full textPhotograph of revolutionaries walking towards Juarez, Mexico along the banks of a canal. In the rear of the procession, a man, more than likely a photographer or journalist (note equipment) follows. There are a few revolutionaries on horseback. The photo was taken in the outskirts of Juarez, in an open field of some sort. The city can be seen in the distance
[Juarez Political Offices]
No full textPhotograph of a large crowd in front of the Juarez City Council office building. "Ayuntamiento de la Ciudad" translates to City Council in English. "Jefatura Politica" translates to Political Leadership. A note on the back of the photograph states that this is a photo of the Juarez Mayor's Office and that the photo was taken in May of 1911, the time frame when the Battle of Juarez occurred and revolutionary forces took over the city. A carriage is stopped in front of the building. Next to the City Council building is El Sauz, a local meat market
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