Mentenanță CS1: Text în plus: lista autorilor ( link) Ground Warfare: an International Encyclopedia Vol I (ed. Mentenanță CS1: Limbă nerecunoscută ( link) If Germany Attacks : The Battle in Depth in the West (ed. A Life of General De Gaulle: The Last Great Frenchman. The Last Valley: The Battle of Dien Bien Phu. The Smoke and the Fire, Myths and Anti-myths of War 1861–1945 (ed. Command or Control? Command, Training and Tactics in the British and German Armies 1888–1918.  The Road to Verdun: France, Nationalism and the First World War. Verdun and the Battles for its Possession (PDF). War of Extermination: The German Military in World War II, 1941–44. Verdun, les Forts de la Victoire (în French). Battle: A Visual Journey Through 5,000 Years of Combat. German Strategy and the Path to Verdun : Erich von Falkenhayn and the Development of Attrition, 1870–1916. N & M Press 2004 facsimile of Hutchinson 1919: General Headquarters and its Critical Decisions 1914–1916). Die Oberste Heeresleitung 1914–1916 in ihren wichtigsten Entschliessungen (ed. The Harper's Encyclopedia of Military History: From 3,500 BC to the Present (ed. Cambridge, MA: The Belknap Press of Harvard University. Pyrrhic Victory: French Strategy and Operation in the Great War. London: Publications of the German Historical Institute. Great War, Total War, Combat and Mobilization on the Western Front 1914–1918 (ed. Falkenhayn, Politisches Denken und Handeln im Kaiserreich (în German). Pentru francezi bătălia de la Verdun a fost, după cea de la Marna, al doilea moment culminant al Primul război mondial Bătălia de la Verdun a fost cunoscută după remarca « Ils ne passeront pas » (Ei NU vor trece) atribuită lui Robert Nivelle. ĭacă la Marna în 1914 a fost o bătălie în stil clasic, care s-a clarificat în câteva zile, la Verdun a fost prima bătălie care a avut toate caracteristicile războiului de tip nou. 49☁2′29″N 5☂5′19″E ﻿ ( ) ﻿ / ﻿ 49.2081°N 5.4219☎Īproximativ 30 000 de soldați pe 21 februarie 1916Īproximativ 150 000 de soldați pe 21 februarie 1916īătălia de la Verdun ( 21 februarie 1916 - 19 decembrie 1916), din timpul Primului Război Mondial, a mai fost numită și „Abatorul” deoarece numărul de morți, răniți și dispăruți se ridică la 700 000 de persoane.

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#Amo back in focus full# Inside the restaurant, all employees still mask up as they work. “Just be friendly and nice to your bartenders.” “It’s not easy working at a restaurant, especially now,” he says. He sees the restaurant coming back to life and hopes that customers continue to follow regulations. Matamoros added he feels very thankful and happy to be back to work. He said he likes the volume of customers and the chance to meet new people. #Amo back in focus full# Originally, he went to work for Amazon, but described the work as “out of my comfort zone.” He joined staff at Te Amo a year ago, and now works as a full time employee. When Covid-19 hit, he lost his job working at another restaurant. Matamoros said he likes working at Te Amo Tequila. “It was difficult to accommodate but we did our best, we had our good days and bad days,” he said. He said that now that vaccines are available and Covid-19 rates have started declining, things are a little more relaxed. Several months ago, he struggled with customers who did not want to obey mask orders. When the restaurant first reopened, he said that customers wouldn’t respect the guidelines. He helped implement new mask rules, a 90-minute time limit on tables, and a limit of six people per table. She and several of her team members are now fully vaccinated.īartender Erick Matamoros, who has worked at Te Amo for a year, experienced the change within the restaurant. Salazar said that with the addition of delivery, both restaurants are now busier than they were before the pandemic. “Once they knew we weren’t playing games, everybody started listening and came to the restaurant with a different attitude.” “At the beginning it was very difficult … customers weren’t following rules,” she said. But it wasn’t easy.Īs restaurants reopened gradually last summer, customers were not eager to comply with citywide mask wearing mandates, she said. Having a clean and safe environment in place was a top priority, she said.  Her staff worked overtime making sure social distance procedures were being followed, and sanitation around the restaurant was maintained. She attributes that to the size of the restaurant and the restrictions she had to implement to keep everyone safe. Salazar used the funding to bring back her employees and hire four new staff members at Te Amo and three at Barracuda She said that much of the funding went to Barracuda, which is located on Chapel Street, because it struggled more. “I get 100 percent support.”ĭuring that time, Salazar was able to secure Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funding, a form of federal small businesses relief. “My customers is my motivation,” she said. Meanwhile, dedicated customers kept ordering food and some bought gift cards that they planned never to use. She implemented smaller shifts to keep kitchen staff safe. Salazar worked to keep 14 staff members employed even though the restaurant’s focus was more on takeout and delivery. Salazar said that even one day of unexpected closure can be “fatal:” takeout and delivery helped the restaurant stay afloat as bills, rent, and taxes piled up. Given statewide orders, she implemented a pickup and delivery model in April of 2020. While the world shut down, she said her employees didn’t hesitate to come to work and keep the restaurant running. Ultimately, she put those plans on hold to ride out the pandemic. When the state issued shelter-in-place orders last March, Salazar was in the midst of thinking about opening a third restaurant. Salazar said the Temple Street restaurant never truly closed down-it just pivoted. “We’ve always had that from our clients.” “I wake up every day, thinking of that support,” Salazar said in a recent interview at the restaurant. The restaurant has welcomed back customers with new public safety guidelines during the Covid-19 pandemic. Restauranter Sonia Salazar has kept the business afloat while also managing Barracuda Bistro & Bar down Chapel Street. Walking down the street, the restaurant's hi-top tables and black seats are easy to spot.Ī year after reopening its doors during the pandemic, Te Amo is bouncing back. Te Amo Tequila Bar & Tacos is located on 182 Temple St., where restaurants, package stores and ice cream shops sit cozily shoulder to shoulder and pull in foot traffic. A single corner table sat open behind a Frida Khalo painting, as if it was waiting for a new arrival. Vintage Marc Anthony blared over the speakers. Customers laughed and chatted, some spilling out onto the restaurant’s outdoor seating while others remained inside. An aroma of sweet corn, chorizo and bubbly cheese drifted out onto the street. On a recent Saturday night, almost every seat at Te Amo Tequila was full.

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