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Tercios de Flandes

Tercios de Flandes

La escopeta fue un arma de fuego portátil predecesora del arcabuz y de menor calibre que éste, siendo el esco…

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The Red Flags That Say “Don’t Take That Salon Job”

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By Nail Bytes, Anne Moratto, Carlos Valenzuela
| NAILS Magazine Verified
Looking for a healthy salon job? Watch for these red flags in listings, interviews, and salon culture to avoid a toxic environment and find the right fit. July 15, 2025 Finding the right salon home—or any workplace that feels safe, supportive, and growth-minded—starts long before you step on the floor. This article from LiveCareer, a UK-based site that provides resources for a successful job search, highlights red flags in the hiring process—often drawn from traditional office settings.
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50 Smart Things Beauty Educators Have Told Us

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By Carlos Valenzuela, Anne Moratto, Modern Salon
| Modern Salon Verified
It's a wonderful thing to be surrounded by so many smart people. Our industry is filled with educators who teach by example as much as they educate on technique. We rounded up some nuggets of wisdom we have heard in the recent past to give you an at-a-glance tip sheet. These range far and wide, from holiday rush time-management, to emotional regulation, to extending the life of vivid hair color. Credit: Pixabay/picjumbo ON CONSULTATIONS & CLIENT COMMUNICATION 1. Ask why, not just what.
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Castigar con la espada. La disciplina en la época de los tercios

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By Carlos Valenzuela
| blogspot.com
Escribí esto hace siete años sobre el empleo de las armas blancas o de asta para disciplinar a los soldados de infantería española: El oficial podía castigar con la espada, la alabarda o la jineta al soldado en el momento de la falta, pero esto no era tanto una pena, como un correctivo, aunque pudiera causar la muerte. Esta mala justicia, no obstante, podía ser muy caprichosa.
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