Nonsense XXII-XXVI

Nonsense XXII.
Nathanael and Natalia .
Spouses Californian Nathanael S. Harrington and Spanish Natalia Hodierna (from Jaén) lived between Ajijic and San Juan Cosalá, west of the former, east of the last mentioned town, on the north shore of Lake Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico, up untin Tuesday, April 14, 1981. They went to Canada on that date, commemorating the departure of Spain's King Alfonso the 13th of Bourbon and Habsburg-Lorraine, on Tuesday, April 14, 1931.
            In his palace cattleya —pale violet— with two views, one toward the lake and the other toward the highway, there is a tower of homage facing the highway.
            A common feature of them was their taste for sandalwood. In his palace they use to light India sandalwood incense straws, bathed with Chinese soap Bee & Flower® of sandalwood, and sometimes they place a kind of "mustache" over their respective upper lip, a small rolled gauze impregnated with sandalwood perfume, Pacifica® brand.
            Both are heave smokers. He, Ornelas cigars (Guadalajara); she, Benson & Hedges cigarettes.
           These billionaires liked touring their visitors from Guadalajara, California and Spain, in their yacht.
           [This is fiction.]

Nonsense XXIII.
Crow.
Mireya used to move over the mud, almost bog, quickly, or better yet, flying like a crow.

Nonsense XXIV.
Flames .
Flames soaring 44 yards high up on the beach, and Edwin was sit over a palm, had marshmallows, so he roasted them. And then he came down from the palm and offered iced tea Lemon Zinger from Celestial Seasonings, Inc., to the attending people that evening.

Nonsense XXV.
Tapalpa .
Laura and Alberto left the hotel at six am, in the drizzle and fog of Tapalpa, northbound to walk the dirt road to the Valley of the Big Stones (Valle de las Piedrotas) and the Friar Hill, where there are perennial streams of clear water, and large quasi spherical stones. Gray birds fly from tree to tree...

Nonsense XXVI.
Multiple dimensional databases, via theory of Riemannian symmetric spaces.
Elvira del Valle Daniels created a three-dimensional data base similar to Lotus 1-2-3 3.0, and then went further: she created databases of multiple dimensions, thanks to the theory of Riemannian symmetric spaces. The difficulty then lay in developing a formula to select only two dimensions, or, at most, three, in special cases, for each inquiry or question, in order to see the result of such research in a computer screen, with: columns (vertical), and lines (horizontal).
            This is possible through the selection of two "lines", or two "columns" (or one "line" and one "column") exclusively each time.
Please see Section 2.3.1 and illustrated in

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B12037_01/olap.101/b10333/multimodel.htm

Then you need to connect them through the respective software. It may be necessary that a "line" can be converted to "column", and vice versa. Or it may be that no conversion is required, as applicable.
            This is fiction. Del Valle does not exist.