"== REFORMA ==

Rockero, I am not sure what has been your involvement in the PROCESO article, I wanted to get a third party involved in a discussion that I am having with the main editor of the REFORMA article, and since I saw that you contributed in the former I would appreciate your contributions to the latter.  Thanks man.  

Leaving Wikipedia

Just a quick note to thank you again for the help you gave on that article, as well as to say that as of today I am no longer participating with Wikipedia. If you'd like to contact me, you may do so at either of these two email addresses: andrewparodi@aol.com or andrewmichaelparodi@yahoo.com Thanks again.   
KUCI
What's your interest in KUCI?  
I can't stand commercial radio, so I stream non-commercial radio at work. I discovered KUCI after giving up trying to find something good on KCSB. Now I stream it just about daily. I like ""the Blues disease"" (currently streaming), the Zydeco show, and ""Uptown Top Ranking"". The Salsa/Merengue show is decent when the DJs shut up and play the music, although Reggaeton has been creeping into their playlist. Are you a listener? 
Alumnus. - 
Oh yeah, I got a good laugh when you said:
¿Qué pasa Evrik? Thank you for the huelga barnstar. I am honored (*blush*). It's the first time I get one from somebody who is not raza.
 ;-)  

Rockero, could you look at this article for me Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lloyd Monserratt. I would appreciate your support.  

 Sigüenza y Góngora 

Hi Rockero, thanks for all the work on the Carlos de Sigüenza y Góngora article. Interesting material, and I'd never seen it before.

I have one minor question. Was his father really born in America? I knew Carlos was, but I had assumed his father was from Spain, because of the royal tutoring.

 
The oversight can perhaps be attributed to haste. My sources mention nothing abut his birthplace, but a Continental birth is much more likely, given the timeframe and his position. I changed it to peninsular, only to discover the deficiencies in that article.
I presume you are referring to S y G's theories about the origin of the Olmecs and the evangelization of Thomas when you say you found the new material interesting? Such theories were actually quite common, and it appears that SyG was one of the first to come up with them, or maybe just the first to popularize them. The Mormons were way behind. 8)
One final note: I'm guessing that ""book examiner"" is your translation of ""corregidor general"". Is this correct? My English-language sources make use of the term ""censor"", which I can only guess is one and the same as corregidor general. I have added Censor (Catholic Church) to the censor dab page, in hopes of composing an article on the post, but refrained from linking it from the SyG article. If I am in error, please correct me. Thanks for your comments, and the pic looks great,  
Yes, if I remember correctly he was listed as corregidor general, but I'm away from my encylopedias now and can't definitely verify that. I'm sure I can find a copy of Enciclopedia de México in a library here (I'm in Los Angeles now), but it may be a little while before I get to that. ""Book examiner"" wasn't really my translation. I had no idea what the original term meant, but I found him referred to as ""book examiner"" on a web page, and I identified the two. I think it's safe to assume all three terms refer to the same office.
 

 Cat:Indigenous Mexicans 

Gidday Rockero, I've responded at my talk page to your comments and insight on this and people-categorisation generally. Appreciate any further comments you may have, cheers.  | TALK 

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