Re: [ranchos] Una Pendejada: Re: Ashkenazi: Names 's' and 'z'/HOHOHO

[Alicia Carrillo <alliecar@...>]

Joseph and Victor,

 

I take the liberty of inviting myself to the next Ranchos group reunion be it in North Carolina in California or in Guadalajara with the Mariachis. Siendo Mexicana, estoy bien puesta para una pachanga. Yes as a good Mexican I am always ready for a good fiesta, anywhere, anytime and especially with my primos, primas and compadres.

 

Arriba la fiesta y vamos a la fiesta, I will bring the atole blanco and the tamales de elote. My mother in-law made the best atole blanco and my tia Lupe made the best tamales de elote and I make a darn good pozole if I do say so myself.

 

Felices dias Navideños a todos and to all a good year and good cheer.

 

Atentamente,

Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo

Joseph Puentes <makas@...> wrote:

yeah I know, but still the diiiiistant possibility exists. small as it
maybe. And do I really believe that I'm a Levite, pues no, what do you
think I'm a tarugo? but still the tarugo in me wonders about stuff like
this and I just know that there are a lot of various ethnic groups from
a lot of different countries that all worked together to make "me." And
though I "might" not be a Levite "I am this or that or the other". .
.and all of them in their time very very very interesting and I'm sure a
suffering people if our understanding is correct of what times past were
like.

so let me just keep on wondering, sometimes I like to let my Tarugo get
the best of me. . .

joseph

ps: hey sometimes you got to toss out a pendejada.

pps: Victor when are you coming to NC? let me know and I'll cook you a
big pot of Menudo. We'll toss back a few cerbezas and celebrate the next
day with some Menudo to cure the crudo, just like it was the New Year.

A ti, Victor y su familia Feliz Navidad.


v.h.villarreal wrote:

>Joseph,
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>A 3 step mutation near match with someone from a different
>geographical region and with a different surname is quite a loooong
>distance. As we say in Spanish: "Una golondrina no hace verano."
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>This is most likely a case of haplotype convergence and not indicative
>of a real genetic affinity.
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>Victor
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>--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes wrote:
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>>no, I meant Ashkenazi. . .my spelling is not so good. I am not sure but
>>some of my y-DNA indications are Ashkenazi, the priests of the tribe of
>>Levi, a Levite. I don't know how much evidence there is for this but
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>>Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
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>> Cimet, Adina, 1951-
>>Ashkenazi Jews in Mexico : ideologies in the structuring of a
>>community / Adina Cimet.
>>p. cm. -- (SUNY series in anthropology and Judaic studies)
>>Includes bibliographical references and index.
>>ISBN 0-7914-3179-7 (hardcover : acid-free). -- ISBN 0-7914-3180-0
>>(pbk. : acid-free)
>>1. Jews--Mexico--Politics and government. 2. Mexico--Ethnic
>>relations. I. Title. II. Series.
>>F1392.J4C56 1997
>>323.1'1924072--dc20
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