41. Bullfighting Definition Of Bullfighting In The Free Online Encyclopedia. bullfighting, national sport and spectacle of Spain. Called the corrida de toros in Spanish, the bullfight takes place in a large outdoor arena known as the plaza de toros. http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/bullfighting

42. Tickets In Spain | Spanish Football Tickets | Barcelona And Madrid Tickets | Ol� Tickets for events in Spain be it football, live music, opera or bullfighting. http://www.oletickets.com

43. Bullfighting Videos - By Video Site Tags Bullfight Oct. 14th, 2006. Portugese Bullfight in Thornton. At the end of the bull's fight. These guys are nuts. ***For all of you people who love jumping to http://www.dvbs.eu.org/bullfighting/

44. Bullfighting Summary | BookRags.com bullfighting. bullfighting summary with encyclopedia entries, research information, and more. http://www.bookrags.com/eb/bullfighting-eb/

45. Ride Lonesome - The Bullfighting Budd Boetticher - Nitrate Online Feature Sean Axmaker takes a look back at the life of the matador turned director. http://www.nitrateonline.com/2001/fbudd.html

Ride Lonesome The Bullfighting Budd Boetticher feature by Sean Axmaker , 14 December 2001 When Budd Boetticher, the last of the old Hollywood two-fisted directors, died on November 27, 2001, his passing was barely noted. The old-fashioned studio pro with an independent streak, a colorful history, and a filmography largely forgotten by modern critics had been inactive for decades, his last Hollywood credit on the script for the 1970 Two Mules For Sister Sara . Only Todd McCarthy, the chief film critic at Variety and their resident keeper of the film history flame, offered a worthy obituary. Chalk it up to the short memory of critical hive-mind. His rich cycle of Randolph Scott westerns of the 1950s number among the greatest westerns ever made, but apart from the occasional TV showing (which does great disservice to his two gorgeous CinemaScope productions) those films are rarely seen, and his seminal 1956 film, Seven Men From Now was effectively missing-in-action for decades. That all seemed to change just a year ago, when Seven Men Seven Men �They can lick you (which they can�t) or they can fire you, and once you know that you�re not afraid of anybody.�

46. Animal Fighting bullfighting. bullfighting aficionados claim that the bullfight is a battle to the death in which either participant, bull or matador may die. In reality, before the match even http://www.idausa.org/facts/fighting.html

Bullfighting Bullfighting aficionados claim that the bullfight is a battle to the death in which either participant, bull or matador may die. In reality, before the match even starts, the bull doesn't have a fighting chance to win. Before the fight begins, bulls languish in pens that lack sunlight, food, and water. They are commonly fed laxatives or drugs to debilitate them. In fact, scientists from Spain's Salamanca University found that one in five bulls had been given anti-inflammatory drugs, which could disguise injuries that could weaken the animals' strength prior to fighting. They are also stabbed in the backs before release into the arena. A traditional bullfight consists of three stages. During the first stage, picadors, men atop heavily padded, blindfolded horses, approach the bull and drive pics into his neck muscles to begin the flow of blood to weaken the bull. The banderillos come next, working on foot to place "their banderillas (brightly adorned, barbed sticks) in the bull's shoulders in order to lower its head for the eventual kill." The blades of these spears continue to move and dig into the bull's back throughout the fight, causing bleeding and tissue damage. The bull may also suffer internal bleeding.

47. Spain Info Com Guide to culture, history, area guides, working, living, property, fiestas, bullfighting, and the world s largest tomato fight. http://www.spain-info.com/

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48. Bullfighting bullfighting is a cruel sport, pitting bulls against men wielding weapons http://www.wspa-international.org/helping/action/Bullfighting/bullfighting.aspx

Home Who we are Contact us You are in: International Change location World Society for the Protection of Animals WSPA's work Latest news How you can help Take Action ... Animal welfare groups Subscribe to newsletter Enter your email address: Home How you can help Take Action Bullfighting Bullfighting Tweet Bullfighting is a cruel sport that pits a bull against men who wield a variety of lethal weapons. WSPA is working with Spanish member societies to end this cruel ‘sport’ in the region of Catalonia, northern Spain. Our ongoing joint petition is handed into the Catalan authroities at strategic moments to support anti-bullfighting activities. Why are bullfights cruel? Most bullfights last for about 15 minutes, with a series of deliberately vicious stages. The bull is taunted and stabbed with a variety of spears, barbed spikes and daggers. These weapons are designed to inflict intense pain and cause blood loss to weaken the animal. After this period of suffering, the Matador finally kills the exhausted and dying bull. Many bulls die drowning in their own blood because the Matador’s inaccuracy often pierces their lungs instead of the heart. Following this, a short dagger, or 'puntilla', is used to sever its spinal cord at the neck before the bull is dragged out of the arena, sometimes still alive.

49. TBlog - Bull Fighting I mean, people here in Spain say they're against bullfighting but a lot of people endorse the war in Iraq where they're killing humans . The war is bad, but it doesn't make http://bullfighting.tblog.com/

Bull Fighting Blog For Free! Archives Home 2004 June 2004 May My Links Learn Spanish Translation Service Job Search for bilinguals Foreign Language Schools tBlog My Profile Send tMail My tFriends My Images Sponsored Blog women bullfighters 06.29.04 (7:31 am) [ edit A real problem in bull fighting world (not so subjective like if it should be stopped or not) is the male chauvinism. Spain had a few women bullfighters like Juanita Cruz, Conchita Cintrón, Maribel Atiénzar, and other, but they had much less recognition than men. A clear example is CRISTINA SANCHEZ DE PABLOS, a brave bullfighter from Madrid. She started fighting in 1986, when she was 14 years old. After 13 years of great performances, she finally left the sport in 1999 due to the position of the bull fighting world in ignoring her. They simply left her out from the posters of the "corridas", although the great work she was doing. As she said "The limit has been I couldn't see myself announced in my fair (San Isidro, Madrid)". If women are able to take a career so dangerous like that, they shouldn't be discriminated. If they want to dare their lifes it's their problem. Or maybe the problem from men's point of view it's THEY don't want to dare to be surpassed by women. (note: I'm a man, I'm not feminist but I have to be fair).

50. Bullfighting - News - Times Topics - The New York Times News about bullfighting. Commentary and archival information about bullfighting from The New York Times. http://topics.nytimes.com/topics/reference/timestopics/subjects/b/bullfighting/i

@import url(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/css/topic/screen/200704/topic.css); Log In Register Now Help Home Page ... Times Topics Search All NYTimes.com Monday, November 1, 2010 Times Topics World U.S. N.Y. / Region ... B > Bullfighting E-MAIL Bullfighting News about bullfighting, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times. ARTICLES ABOUT BULLFIGHTING Newest First Oldest First Page: Animal Welfare Activists to Protest Bullfighting in Spain By RAPHAEL MINDER About 150 semi-naked animal welfare activists plan to stage a protest on Saturday at the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao to demand an end to bullfighting. August 21, 2010 MORE ON BULLFIGHTING AND: CRUELTY TO ANIMALS DEMONSTRATIONS, PROTESTS, AND RIOTS SPAIN Scientists Produce First Cloned Fighting Bull By JAMES KANTER The team says that its dark brown calf, named Got, is the only representative of a lineage that goes back 300 years. July 30, 2010 MORE ON BULLFIGHTING AND: CLONING SPAIN Lawmakers in Catalonia Vote to Ban Bullfighting By RAPHAEL MINDER Bullfighting suffered its most significant setback to date on Wednesday when lawmakers in Catalonia voted to ban fights in their region.

51. Bullfighting Photos On Fotopedia - The Photo Encyclopedia bullfighting (also known as tauromachy, from ταυρομαχία – tavromachia, bullfight; or as corrida de toros in Spanish) is a traditional spectacle of Spain, Portugal http://www.fotopedia.com/en/Bullfighting

52. 404 - File Not Found | PETA.org, 404 - File Not Found | PETA factsheet explaining that the bulls are not the only victims. The blindfolded and often surgically muted picadors horses are frequently knocked down and gored so badly they are disemboweled. http://www.peta.org/factsheet/files/FactsheetDisplay.asp?ID=64

53. Bullfighting Each bullfight comprises six bulls and three matadors, each of whom fights two bulls. The bulls are specially bred fighting bulls, usually from the same http://shssenorsilva.tripod.com/id4.html

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); La p�gina de la red del Se�or Silva Bullfighting Home Spanish II - Listening Section Palabra Diaria Vocabulary Ch 8 ... Flamenco Preliminary Phase During the preliminary phase the footmen, peones or capeadores work the bull with large magenta and gold capes while carefully appraising its agility, intelligence, dangers, sight and, most importantly, its strength. It's very important for the matador to determine the animal's qualities such as whether it favours one horn or the other (eg hooks to the left) or swings its horns up at the end of each pass. Sometimes a bull is reluctant to fight in which case it will be tactfully withdrawn on the sign of a green handkerchief from the president. First stage This is when the picadores, mounted on padded and blindfolded horses provoke the bull to attack them. The aim is to plunge their lance into the bull's neck thus weakening its strong neck muscles. This causes it to lower its head without which the matador couldn't perform the coup de grace in the final part of the fight Second stage When the bull has been sufficiently weakened by the picadores, the next stage commences, during which barbed darts decorated with colourful ribbons are placed in the bull's neck. The banderillero, carrying a banderilla in each hand, runs towards the charging bull at an angle and places the banderillas in its neck. These are not supposed to weaken the bull but rather correct any tendency to hook, regulate the carriage of the head and slow it down.

54. FAACE - Fight Against Animal Cruelty In Europe Campaigning against bullfighting, blood fiestas, hare coursing, quail shooting and Spanish hunting dogs. UK. http://www.faace.co.uk/

Welcome News FAACE Campaigns ... Links WELCOME Welcome to FAACE FAACE is a UK based organisation, that campaigns to stop the torture and death of animals for entertainment. FAACE fights against cruelty to all animals. The suffering of animals is not confined within national borders, neither is the work of FAACE FAACE specialises in campaigning against: Bullfighting, Blood Fiestas and Hare Coursing. Since 1987 FAACE has been working on the issue of the Blood Fiestas of Spain. Vicki and Tony Moore of FAACE have confronted the authorities and the people, in the Spanish town s where such acts of sadism take place. FAACE is not Anti-Spain, but Anti-Cruelty FAACE has saved the lives of some of the animal victims FAACE gives a voice to the tortured animals FAACE has made a real difference FAACE is totally voluntary and is run by Tony Moore Co-founder Vicki Moore with rescued donkey Join FAACE today and become part of the solution Together we can make a REAL difference How YOU Can Help The Animals Top of Page Welcome News ... e-mail FAACE action@faace.co.uk

55. Articles About Bullfighting - Orlando Sentinel bullfighting News. Find breaking news, commentary, and archival information about bullfighting from the Orlando Sentinel http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/keyword/bullfighting

56. Bullfighting News And Video - FOX News Topics - FOXNews.com Watch breaking news videos and read news updates about bullfighting on FOXNews.com. http://www.foxnews.com/topics/bullfighting/bullfighting.htm

57. Bullfighting@Everything2.com Out they come, two zorrolike fellows on bare horses, followed by the Matadors, like canaries they dress, they are the shiny center of attention. http://www.everything2.com/title/Bullfighting

Near Matches Ignore Exact Everything Bullfighting cooled by Jet-Poop thing by piq Fri Nov 10 2000 at 2:40:59 Out they come, two zorro -like fellows on bare horses, followed by the Matadors , like canaries they dress, they are the shiny center of attention. The others follow, parade around and greet the crowd. The two leaders take center, one horse is brown, one white. A circle is marked by the helpers in their peacock dress; the sand is still yellow, unbroken. Standing by the barricades, they wait. The Toro gate is opened. The audience falls silent. Out he steps, confused. The aggravate him and Blam the horns hit the solid wood . They dance before him with their mystic cape, he runs, slips, aims for the people . The horsed man is shiny, the horse is blindfolded, as blind as the bull is clueless . The spit tears the flesh, like gigantic tears the blood runs into the now ruddy sand. The bull is still as clueless as the battered horse. How brave he is, atop his armored horse, wielding a twelve-foot pole. He is cheap, digs into the bull, injuring the shoulder muscle. People boo and hiss at him, yet he continues to

58. Brooks Kraft: Photographer, Washington, DC Photojournalist s portfolio of people, place and politics - featuring George Bush and bullfighting. Includes contact information and short biography. http://www.brookskraft.com/

Brooks Kraft Bio Born in New York City, Brooks Kraft graduated from Wesleyan University with a degree in photography and film. Early in his career, Kraft spent a year as an to apprentice photographer Irving Penn and traveled with Nelson Mandela during the historic South African Presidential election of 1994. Immersed in commercial photography for the past twenty-five years, Kraft has become one of the world’s most well known and accomplished photojournalists. His work has appeared across the globe in thousands of publications and his iconic images have graced the cover of magazines such as Time, US News, Forbes, Business Week, Life, People, The New Republic and The Atlantic. As a White House photographer with Time magazine for fourteen years and a veteran of six presidential campaigns, Kraft traveled with the president on Air Force One throughout America and to more than fifty countries. In the corporate world his diverse clients include Goldman Sachs, McDonald’s, Harvard University and the Wall Street Journal. From the hyperkinetic world of presidential campaigns to the boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies to the factory floor, Kraft’s unobtrusive style and gift for composition allow him to quickly translate everyday scenes into powerful imagery.

59. Bullfighting In Spain, Bull Fights In Spain, Culture Of Spain Whether you like it or not agree with it or despise it - bullfighting exists in Spain and is an important part of their history and culture. http://www.idealspain.com/Pages/Information/Bullfighting.htm

60. Spaniards Are Prejudiced - And All The Better For It - Telegraph Daniel Johnson in Madrid. Why the English should be as tolerant of foxhunting as the Spanish are of bullfighting. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/personal-view/3575458/Spaniards-are-prejudice

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