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Caldarella’s

Edward Guillen — Tue, 25 May 2010 14:41:23 +0000

Caldarella’s family business has diversified through the years. In 1898, Jack Caldarella, a native to Italy, founded a meat market in Central El Paso, Texas. The meat market evolved into a grocery store which was eventually turned into a restaurant equipment and supply store run by Jack’s son, Ciro. As years passed, Ciro’s son Joseph took over bringing new ideas and positive growth into the business. In 2000, Joseph relocated the business to a 21,000 sq show room. In the larger location, Caldarella’s has had the opportunity to better serve our customers. The team at Caldarella’s would like to thank our customers for their support and loyalty.
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My Bollywood Studio

Edward Guillen — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:39:56 +0000

“Our Mission is you. Together, with our passion, we can spread a global awareness for Bollywood dance. By providing high quality instructional videos, on demand, we wish to teach, share, inspire and ultimately create peace and fulfillment through movement.” – MyBollywoodstudio.com

MyBollywoodStudio.com is the first online dance studio to launch step-by-step training in Bollywood dance choreography and physical fitness classes with the use of music from the world-renowned Bollywood film industry, and they’re just getting started.

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Yellow Sundays

Edward Guillen — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 04:58:24 +0000

I recently started a personal project called, “Yellow Sundays.” It’s a photography book featuring all of the Historic Missions in the El Paso area. I hope to have it completed and published in hardback by the summer of 2009. So, if your looking for a coffee-table book, continue to visit the site for more info.

I’ve named it Yellow Sundays because I was reminded of walking out of church on Sunday mornings and feeling the yellow warmth on my skin.

The Yellow Sundays website will come first, where you can signup and have the release date of the book emailed to you. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the renovation of the churches featured in the book. Most of them are pretty run down and in need of work.

This is one of the Historic Missions in the El Paso area.