Thursday, May 5, 2011

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The alternative vote

I do not know if this issue has been published widely in Spain, but today in the UK there are local elections which adds a referendum on changing the voting system after the next election. The current system, called "first past the post" (first past the post, or the first to reach the goal) means that whoever has more votes in a constituency, whether that be by a majority, wins the seat. As a lifetime. Like Eurovision, for example. The new proposal, called "alternative vote" (AV) means that each voter, by submitting your ballot, must indicate in what order the candidates prefer it. For example: first the Labour Party, Liberal Democrat second, third, the green room, conservative, and so the number of candidates have their ballot. If the first preference count each ballot the most voted candidate does not get absolute majority in the constituency are caught the game in ballots voted first preferences is eliminated and second preferences are added to the other parties. Counted again, and if now is a candidate with an absolute majority wins, and if not, the next game is removed unless re-voted and redistribute their ballots using the second preferences, and until a candidate with an absolute majority or only two candidates. Initially

sounds complicated but really, what makes this AV system is taken into account that the voters can have a second opinion on who wants to win the seat. For example, if your choice is an independent candidate, but that can not win, you may have a preference about who prefer after him (PSOE, PP, IU, another independent, other party, etc). Why, it does not take into account the second choice if your first choice is eliminated? This approach helps to take into account the views of the electorate rather than less. And the person who desire to pull this mess, you can always check only one candidate and not participate in subsequent rounds to be removed if it is. Some people explained it by comparing it to go shopping. If you go for beers, or detergent, and do not have the brand you want, you'll probably get another one, the second most prefer or that offers other things such as best price or more product for your money. Can be comical, but is well illustrated.

The funny (or not so) is that the debate on this system, as surely would happen in Spain, it is focusing on whether it helps or not better reflect the democratic views of the electorate, but what would help or hurt political parties and proponents and opponents of the proposal thus aligning just opportunistic. Thus, AV is supported by small parties, especially the liberal-democratic, the third most votes in the country, which, like the United Left in Spain, less performance out of their votes to the national level could another system. They like the AV not only because they provide more seats, but because in places where removed before the two large, their second preferences can swing the balance in the final tally on the side is best for their supporters, or at least less bad .

In contrast, the major parties prefer the current system, which encourages bipartisanship. The national parties spread their votes much as expensive pay their seats that never get too many, and the parties local, but devastate in a given region, will never make a big deal nationally.

Why should we vote this now in the UK? Because in the general elections did something very unusual, that there was no absolute majority. The largest party was the conservative, the second and the third Labour Liberal Democrat, was left with enough votes to give the government the key to any of the first two. Who give it to the closest ideologically Labour, which had lost the majority and large number of votes, seats and popularity, or the sworn enemy, the conservative right, which had won the election? In the end it was given to the latter, citing the condition, among others, to hold a referendum. And here it is. And you're going to lose.

'll see how the vote goes today, but polls say no AV. And one of the main reasons, it seems, is that the British believe that government coalitions are bad in themselves. I mean, not so much a possibility among others, is that if there is something intrinsically wrong, such as drought or flood. I must seem it's like playing a cup final and if someone does not win by a landslide, giving the trophy to six players on one team and five from another. Whenever there are elections, is seen as a showdown over all between two proposals, which sometimes slips a third party, but where he wins, obviously in a fair fight, style 'Chariots of Fire', gets the whole prize, the other claps, attends the ceremony and will train selflessly to the beach until you reach the next Games. Even the parliament is positioned so that half of the banks is in front of the other half, rather than the supposedly more egalitarian-Chamber coleguil.

is, that those governing rinses two parties together are not going, when are commonplace in other countries. Indeed, elsewhere the strange thing is that there is absolute majorities rule allowing a party without any support needed parliamentarian. Thus, in recent months, the British do not really know what to think of a government blue-gold, 70% Conservative, 30% Liberal Democrat, who is trying to be fiscally conservative and socially progressive, sometimes paddling two opposite directions, having no habit of talking with the enemy, rather than ignoring four years to the tea.

And as the AV is believed to have more favor coalitions in the future will surely be defeated in the referendum. Curious way to look, goodness gracious. Then see who complains that there are not enough choices that democratic party machinery eat any initiative.

And what would happen in Spain with something like this? Well, viz.

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Yellow Blue Silver Wrapping Paper

Televicio 1x08 Releases March-April 2011 USA

Karma Bar (11 February)
http://current.com/shows/bar-karma/
"The first TV series developed by an internet community." This means that there is an open blog where people put their ideas, and some of them occasionally used for any of the episodes. The Title Bar Karma is a kind of pub outside of time and space where the unsuspecting customer who comes in he has the opportunity to change the course of his life seeing what might happen after a major decision. It is an interesting idea which has resulted in the execution. Breakout

kings (March 6)
The "king of the leaks" are some inmates that help capture other prisoners escaping, in exchange for sentence reductions. If during the capture of fugitive B, one of the escapees to turn tries to escape taking advantage of the circumstances, we will double the penalty. Easy to explain and easy to see the problems. Inmates are basically bolli cazapresos pseudodura the street and brainy nigger hateful. Each week we have to get away for someone to leak ingenious way, meet the group, find out where he is or is to be the escape, ensuring that everyone contributes their bit, caught the fugitive, and we will be telling something of the past all these people and the two cops who run them. If anyone was monkey 'Prison break', it may be worth. Especially since in the third inning the fugitive of the week is one of the most memorable characters of this series.

Mildred Pierce (March 27)
miniseries of five episodes of HBO, which adapts the novel of the same name, written in 1941. And there was a film version in 1945 with Joan Crawford. This time the protagonist is Kate Winslet. And this is not TV, this is HBO. It is the story of a housewife in the 30's whose husband leaves her in full recession, and has to leave the kitchen (from home) to start living for herself while caring two offspring, one of which is an insufferable snob. Sometimes it gets a bit melodramatic, but very well set and interpreted, with a fairly slow pace, or rather slow, which need not be boring if you know what is coming.

Body of proof (March 29)
The series has become known for have been released before in at least six countries outside the United States (including Spain) than inside. Would have been released in October 2010, but the failures of two other series of the same chain ('My Generation' and 'The whole truth') is the change made to the following spring. Quickly explained: someone has killed someone and that is the murderer is the "medical examiner (forensic vulgar, to continue with references to Gila," and was a doctor or anything, but I had a Ford, and we called the coroner. ") Has the same advantages and disadvantages that a lot of series of killings. Is easily and quickly, and everything has to be brilliantly solved in 42 minutes, during which we must submit to a significant number of characters that may be the murderer: the husband, the boss, the former girlfriend, the porter house the wedge, etc., who are trapped because science today is an outrage forward as you dare to scratch an ear ten minutes before the crime, you are lost. The actress, Dana Delany, he does very well (despite never getting off of the heels) and the other is quick and forgettable that burger. This does not have to be bad.

Camelot (April 1)
already made some progress in the previous chapter of this column, and I reaffirm what was said: I recommend approaching it with somewhat diminished expectations. Nor is 'Excalibur' and 'Spartacus' and 'Roma' or 'A Game of Thrones', of course. Maybe it looks a little closer to 'The Pillars of the Earth': correct and wasting actors. Joseph Fiennes as Merlin has great potential to be extremely tiresome (though the script with respect to it is quite interesting, making it a manipulator y mentiroso sin complejos), y el Arturo adolescente de anuncio de champú va a tener que mejorar bastante rápido (y preguntar si el otro es mejor que tú en la cama no ayuda). Eva Green, por otra parte, está espectacular de Morgana, y no solamente por lo guapa. Un problema que está teniendo la serie es con el uso de la magia, que intenta ser arcano y temible y resulta más bien ridículo hasta ahora, lleno de monjas, círculos satánicos y caras intensas. Ahí podrían aprenden de Tolkien y Martin, por ejemplo.

CHAOS (1 de abril)
Comedia dramática o drama cómico sobre espías que no es ni chicha ni limoná. Ha durado tres episodios antes de ser puesta “on hiatus” (Paused holiday), which means it will be canceled soon, perhaps by issuing what has already been filmed. And is it to get into Sudan, North Korea and former Soviet republics invented (Transnistria) with a rifle and a stolen van and will not wash. And much less get away with the mission accomplished and hair intact, while giving time to chistecillos bad. So Bond has changed the tone.

The Borgias (April 3)
like it if you liked 'The Tudors'. It is not good use of such phrases, but in this case it works. Certainly reach the same audience that saw the other and disappoint them. Same chain, same clothes spending, the same design gorgeous scene and less historical accuracy yet. Jeremy Irons is indisputable is his role and the other is yet to be decided. For those who do not sound, is the famous family of English origin (sorry, Valencia) during the XV and XVI walked in the intrigues of popes, dukes, wedding, clergy, scandals, deaths and conspiracies. It has already been renewed for another season.

The Kennedys (April 3)
miniseries that has been surrounded by some controversy in the United States. Commissioned by the History Channel (now History), was rejected because it was not enough historical (what to expect from a product of fiction, I ask myself), but is reportedly several Kennedy family members (including Maria Shriver, wife of Arnold Schwarzenegger) has been lobbying to prevent their issuance. Thus, chain after chain spent to buy the rights to a channel almost unknown, Reelz, founded less than five years ago, dared to it, and have delivered in record time: the eight chapters in six weeks. The series itself is a little thing, but I guess that is enough for a known family, with money and influence put to complain that Bobby was not well or not give true that Jack was having an affair with Marilyn. The best is Tom Wilkinson as the patriarch of the series, John Patrick, which shows that those who arrive high is because someone had to step on to soar. Many have gone to Katie Holmes for a very dull Jacqueline, but does not interfere much. The surprise is perhaps the brothers Bobby and JFK, where the former appears strong and determined, almost sending behind the throne, and the second is a henpecked both, in the wake of everything and everyone. Greg Kinnear, nevertheless, manages to seem physically a lot like JFK.

The Killing (April 3)
The most overrated of late, although it is still recommended to display. Based on a Danish series, is a dead teenager and how it's going to take thirteen episodes to find out who the murderer. For now will be well to dry, but many people is selling too much smoke on it, perhaps because it is the AMC, a station of 'Mad Men', 'Breaking Bad', 'The Walking Dead' and 'Rubicon' til now. Some reasons to prolong the case are well spun, but others, like the costume party, have clearly painted a trap to be able to change a suspect, and to reject evidence turns of the screw when desired. The political plot just not be very compelling. In return, the wet atmosphere and tone of Seattle urban crisis give it a somewhat gloomy and serioso that has its point at times. While you look, however it is the people accustomed to rain, you keep talking while jarrea up instead of getting into the car is a little stupid. It is very sad, very northern, very post-industrial, very end-of-century and very roll 'Seven', but people are not so stupid. Breaking

in (6 April)
sitcom about a company that is dedicated to enter places monitored to demonstrate its security flaws. To this has been and Christian Slater, one of the stars that never left the world of cinema. As the topic is very repetitive, the series is actually about how the new link to the girl wants cute place, although it has a boyfriend. Neither good nor bad, quite the opposite.

Workaholics (April 6)
sitcom about a trio of office workers never seem to work and are more interested in Mary and avoiding smoking heads in the gigs. No, do not look around, you do not come out. Not very polite and friendly tone, even if the humor is always bold that each viewer must decide. Much also depends on whether one is cute the bear's fur coats, for example. Some of his ideas seem to have more fun on paper (and probably in the smoke) that once rolled.

Happy Endings (April 13) more
Another sitcom based on three types and three gals between 28 and 32 years. There are two groups (black and white), two just leave (she is Elisha 'Daughter of Jack Bauer at 24 'Cuthbert), one is gay and the other is left. View each other's house, which are too large to be supposed to be Curritos middling exchanged jokes and pickups, sometimes appearing to annoy parents and siblings, etc, and everything goes peacefully to how many clones of 'Friends ', but no canned laughter, which is what you get now. At times commitment Graciet drop very quickly one after another, before people can decide whether to laugh or not. Be seen. The Paul Reiser

show (April 14)
comedian Paul Reiser is quoted in the U.S., which will surprise those who remember him mostly as Carter Burke, the bureaucratic cocoon of 'Aliens', a role that has nothing to do with the rest of his career as a stand-up comedian "(what in Spain is now called stand-up comedian). The inspiration for this series is clearly 'Curb Your Enthusiasm "(in Spain' Larry David '), where the protagonist plays a telecom version of himself. Indeed, so much so that Larry David appears in the first episode guest. However, while in 'Curb' was much more improvisation from a base situation, which was what has always distinguished from the others, in this case it seems more strictly scripted. We could also link a 'Seinfeld', the famous "show about nothing" where the protagonist simply react to situations more or less rare that everyday life throws up. There will be time for more, as it has been canceled after only two episodes, negative record-breaking ratings on NBC.

And finally, what we all been waiting for:

Game of Thrones (April 17)
The superb adaptation of the series 'A Song of Ice and Fire' by George RR Martin, who faces his biggest challenge career: to convince nonbelievers that a fantasy story can be as interesting as the recent success of HBO 'The Sopranos' 'Deadwood', 'Roma', 'The Wire', 'True Blood', 'Treme', 'Boardwalk Empire', 'Six Feet Under', etc. And this is important, because without spectators who are not already fans of the books will be difficult for the series to continue (although it has been renewed for another season.) For those who do not know what it is a story set in a fictitious continent the size of South America, divided into seven kingdoms, at times more or less medieval technology. The struggles of these kingdoms and groups together to achieve a share of power are more or less great that moves most of a large number of characters ranging from the current king to his principal nobles, the ambitious family of the queen, the sons of former king, etc. Any comparison with 'Lord of the Rings' has to be left out, since the content of this series is more explicit violence, sex and vocabulary, not so morbid as to its center. Just use those things as daily realities in a tough and uncompromising world, where the game of thrones you win or die. If the series of novels is ambitious, the series has not been left behind, and apart from the inevitable complaints from fans for missing this or that scene from the book or this or that detail has changed, it can be said from the beginning that is a great series jigsaw should not even among fans of the genre.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

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The other

The summers of my childhood was spent between Chualar, crushed chiles and especially capirotada. Like everything in house, it was both very Mexican and for a very different to what school and lived in the neighborhood. At all times I had to give explanations about why the Chualar not popcorn, crushed chilies are a type of gamble and capirotada had nothing to do with that bread soaked in the inns. It was also strange to others that we were all the Easter to the church but not the pass giving us real lashes or emotional.

In the Protestant world the church is a place of important socialization, such as Good Friday service after the seven words was a holiday meal to follow at dusk. Easter Sunday was just to have breakfast with tamales and play for hours. Thus, the family was in the middle of everything as usual. Obviously we were not the only difference. The neighborhood, the city and the entire country is made up of different, but the myth of homogeneous and pasteurized Mexican made it and thereby deny ourselves. But the most unusual Easter for my self-flagellation were not Catholic, but the bewildering change of date of holiday and capirotada.

The days of the Earth's rotation, the lunar months and years revolution Earth around the Sun were to blame for my discomfort. Although in apparent synchrony are far from each other multiples round and thus have a simple, beautiful and clear calendar system to the frustration of everyone. By contrast the duration of the year is as ugly with its 365 days, 5 hours, 48 \u200b\u200bminutes and 45, 9678 (...) seconds what to do with those 48 minutes? "Playing football halftime? The extra quarter day each year or talk. So you better not be watching them and ancient civilizations were left as not wanting to build the thing, ignoring the wise aliens helped them to build pyramids. So things Asterix times for the disorder was sufficient to Roman chief executive realized he did not live in the day it should. Julio Cesar then decided that the universe would be nice with years of 365 ¼ days, and every four years add a day. Cute, except that were amassed eleven minutes a year that the Renaissance did drop the early spring around March 11. The good news is that the holidays coming soon, but that did not matter to Gregory XIII workholic tired of holding the carnival, even in winter (tanga ride in Venice and snow must be horrible), made use of a resource misunderstood today: CONACYT summoned medium Vatican to help him, this primitive custom was that the scholars and scientists instead of playing to join the dots on farmville SNI or resolve the problems of the empire (a practice quite eccentric). In this way was that Christopher Clavius \u200b\u200band other Jesuit mathematicians invented a dreadful but practical solution. First flew 10 days remaining, Europeans Catholic slept an October 5 and woke up 15 October. Second, set the length of the year at 365 days 24.22% of the day (instead of 25% previously). Third, the surplus it gathered in a February 29 every 4 years, less the years that were new century. The exception to this rule is that every 400 years instead of the century itself will leap by 29 February, as it was in 2000. February 29 that repeats every 400 years. With all the ugliness that can be this calendar, only delayed one day every 2, 800 years.

What about Easter? Easter is a lunar date and has little to do with it.

That is a mess and moves so far. The moon has a cycle around the Earth of 29.53059 days, which means there is no way to fit between a fixed number of full moons in a solar year equivalent to about 354. 36709 days is the length of the lunar year. To fit the twelve half Moon in the twelve months were invented lunar months of 29 and 30 days, 354 days achieving accurate. Sure eleven days missing a fit to the solar calendar, so he devised lunar cycles of 19 years seven of whom have extra lunar month. So the Jewish holidays (lunar calendar) get delayed with the Gregorian calendar, until it falls a year and anticipate extra month. The Islamic lunar calendar the leap month is not going backwards, and always with respect to our calendar, like Ramadan. So Muslim children are laughing at Santa Claus always going forward. Easter is even more tangled because it mixes elements of lunar and solar. Falls on the Sunday following the first full moon (element lunar) after the spring equinox (solar component). But what the hell is Easter that has gotten us into so many obstacles?


Easter Bunny after reading this blog and not being able to calculate Easter, 2023, the year of the rabbit





The Jews are a strange people because Easter celebrates the Exodus from Egypt where they lived with water, food, weekly English and legal benefits to end around in the desert, no water, no soap and no vaginal lubricant. It's called freedom and worth more than gold from Pharaoh. Jesus himself when was pouring a glass of wine with his buddies in the Easter holidays, not to just tell pa that the Romans were going to get good punks, was also celebrating the freedom that so impaired at the time so looked so much like today.

why the emphasis in Jewish texts, Christians and in general throughout the West on the treatment of aliens. That all were strangers, we are all foreigners and migrants. This also becomes more gloomy news on Easter on the graves in Tamaulipas, full of migrants crossing the desert in search of freedom (by definition poverty, like wealth, are contrary to liberty). This also makes more sinister reading these Facebook days in the comment of a little kid from the "progressive left" calling evil shit born to another because it is not Mexican. When in fact we are a country of migrants, different and foreign. When in reality only exist on the other in which we recognize and differentiate. After all God, really did not do a very couple Universe, or the calendars or its inhabitants.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Illision New Tibia 7.6

Easter march to not


As Milan Kundera a group of people with fists raised shouting the same phrase in unison seems the antithesis of freedom. But also endorse that "even the pain itself is as heavy as the pain felt with someone, anyone, to anyone, multiplied by the imagination, prolonged in a thousand echoes." So I understand the outrage and the courage of those who march against violence Tuesday afternoon, because I feel the same anger, the same courage. Although this does not leave. "I will not because I disagree with some of the slogans that have been released. I really hurts and I have no way to imagine what it feels the father who lost his son by the narco. I mean the poet himself, but other parents and other children that did not generate anger especially among the "intellectuals" and whose blood is just red. Nor leave because I am baffled that carrying a candle for each of the 40 thousand dead, especially considering that some of those dead are the children who have started peace, life and possessions to thousands of families. Maybe my mother fervent Methodist, Catholic and a former girlfriend I dated someone who converted to Buddhism could. But not me. I regret the pain of their families but would flowers for them.

But mostly because I feel I will not support the promoters of violence.

As with the charlatans, we must be careful not to do the dirty work for the narcos. When a reporter gives space to the pseudo medicine or pseudoscience undermines health and intelligence of much of the town. When the "great minds" clamoring against the president, in favor of withdrawing the army to whom is based in reality? Obviously, it is not clearly support a strategy of errors and misunderstandings saturated, let alone the ideology which does not agree, as the president, in my case. Clear that the army in the streets is not the solution, because the armies are designed under a different logic, contrary to that of a policeman. The first attempts to use more firepower in the shortest time possible, the second minimal force to contain and collection of evidence. For the same (and more) the situation is a disaster. But who shot, kidnapped and threatened? Who killed the innocent? How many deaths directly by the army and navy? How many rescued, many captured by the army, mostly indigenous, mostly disciplined?

And more importantly, what to do? The government seems not to know or want to do more than it already has. Precisely why the academic and intellectual world that has been so wronged, is far from fulfilling its social role by reacting with marches, so as late and only when a prominent member and known was affected. Not so with young foreign academics and killed months, years. "In addition to expressing the emotional discharge fill and what is the use of marching? We just went through the trial run of the "rich" (despised by many who now go) and go through the march of technology (despised by many who now march). If every social sector is going to go when it's up not going anywhere, because as we march the ineptitude and corruption continue while the gunfire resonate. Of course how are the difficult, but that they are intellectuals, academics. "I'm not a strategist and I know it is due to" an intellectual focal point of the march in the morning. Me neither, but I think we should encourage

The trials based on evidence (ya! In this year!) Better a hundred guilty was that an innocent prisoner. And responsibility for the MP not evidence to substantiate an accusation.

The total seizure of assets of those involved and support organized crime.

The receipt of goods during the trial of all defendants, including military and police collusion.

request the extradition of foreigners who wash their money and weapons entering the country, although police gringos.

And although not enough, school full time, until 6 pm (with all the budget changes that implies). It is clear that killing has become morally permissible and despised the effort and work, not to mention critical thinking. Notice that more and better cops like you mija, the country will be better is at least misleading. It is with more and better teachers and that means slap SNTE and CNTE and more humility of graduates and German owners, the Madrid and Lancaster.

If instead of going our intellectual CONACULTENSES SNI 3 and can not improve, expand and call for proposals better than this, we can basically say that the country, and left.

Saturday, April 2, 2011

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Iodine-133 in water of Tokyo




We are hearing that due to leakage of nuclear power in Japan have detected traces of the radioisotope iodine-131 in Tokyo tap water at concentrations above the legal limit. It banned the consumption of water to drink and bottled water is recommended them. This has caused great alarm in the world and not only in Japan though the Japanese authorities insisted there was worrisome. Let's see if they were right or not: The analysis of Tokyo threw water activity values \u200b\u200bdue to iodine-131 between 150 and 210 becquerels per liter in water. A Becquerel (Bq) is a measure of radioactivity whose magnitude is equal to one disintegration per second. That is, in one liter of water from Tokyo, on Tuesday, disintegrated between 150 and 210 Iodine-131 nuclei per second. Is this worrying? English law and assume that the Japanese will be similar in the Royal Decree 783/2001, approving the regulation on health protection against ionizing radiation, is to establish standards for the protection of workers and members the public against the dangers arising from ionizing radiation. In this royal decree establishing alia dose coefficients for ingestion for each of the radioisotopes. (Is Peden available at this enalce BOE, Annex II) http://www.insht.es/InshtWeb/Contenidos/Normativa/TextosLegales/RD/2001/783_01/PDFs/realdecreto7832001de6dejulioporelqueseapruebaelregla.pdf


If we in the table we are interested in the isotope, Iodine-131 (I-131). We see it has a half-life of 8.04 days and that, like the rest of the isotopes, the dose depends on the age of that drink water (or food) containing such isotopes. For an adult over 17 years, the conversion factor is 2.2 • 10-8 (0.000000022) Sv Bq. That is, each Bq of Iodine-131 that you will eat a 0.000000022 radiation dose Sv, or what is the same military 0.000022 Sv This figure multiplied by 210 gives us the amount of Sievert per liter of water, giving a total of 0.00462 mSv / liter The sievert ( symbol Sv) is an SI derived unit that measures radiation dose absorbed by living matter, corrected for possible biological effects.

This unit gives a numerical value that can quantify the effects of ionizing radiation.

Symptoms in humans due to radiation accumulated during a day starting from 250 mSv.

short, and not bore you with calculations, adult would need to drink 54,112 liters of water to achieve the recommended limit. If you drink 2 liters a day would need 70 years to be drinking water that pose a risk. In the case of children and looking at the conversion factors table would leave us so much younger that the recommendation not to drink was made for them but for safety.

Today the dose has dropped to levels not of concern.

Another point to consider is the half-life of iodine 133 that is 8.04 days ie within 8 days would be half past 16 a quarter, ie that after several months would have reduced per thousand.

hope that nothing happens and achieve more serious these problems, but with alarming news are not solved.


http://www.csn.es/index.php Nuclear Safety Council

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Quotes By Deborah Sampson Gannett

De Pavia Rocroi 1x07

De Pavia
July Rocroi Albi de la Cuesta
Balkan Publishers (1999)

The English Empire has always been one of the steps that have been more interest among readers interested in history. And from the beginning of the series of novels "The Adventures of Captain Alatriste 'by Arturo Perez-Reverte, the actions of the English armies during this time have gained new followers. This is one of the books can spend who was admitted for the first time in the history of 'The English infantry thirds of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. " It are treated from its origins to the Catholic Monarchs until the final dissolution of the English Habsburg dynasty in 1700, through its organization, armament, tactics, daily life, reputation, discipline, how to attack, besiege way in including their use as marine and amphibious troops.

Good history books even get to know people who might not be too interested in it, or those who prefer the story more as a backdrop for a novel. This is one that can be read with much delight as if it were a fictional story. Main characters may not have to claw (as long as great generals Spinola, Farnese or the House of Orange), and the female characters fall in palaces or ruling or trailing behind the troops or trying to escape them, but the tingling in real life and by conventions unsweetened novelero is constant in each page. The harshness of life at times was impressive (the things that came to eat in times of scarcity is not for sensitive stomachs, including the horse of a field marshal who came to leave him alone for a moment: to the chair ate the leather no longer animal). The tricks and stunts with the whole surrendering seats were accepted as part of the honor of a war, and the mere fact left to decide whether you play the drum or not to give up (with Case tempered or annealed) was the subject of much discussion.

The author, Julio Albi de la Cuesta (Burgos, 1948) is a English diplomat, who in the past four decades has represented Spain in Senegal, United States, Egypt, Italy, Honduras, Ecuador, Peru, and is currently ambassador in Syria. From the point of view of a historian or researcher career, but you can put the book appointments that are not identified and numbered (although there are a glossary, name index and extensive bibliography), and that chapters are not subsections or separations that facilitate reading. There are also no illustrations. And perhaps by origin the author is read. But once you had all this in mind, I must say that 350 pages are very well detailed and enjoyable to read. Taste is noted that the author has for its theme, and sometimes it is even contagious. To that help not only quotations from generals or princes, but also foot soldiers, some well-known as Captain Contreras and Jerome de Pasamonte. Sometimes even seems that we are reading a Alatriste:

"In their ranks were from Spain to Great Primero, from captains scarred young backpackers, composing a vast piece of Monipodio chaired by a fanatic sense of honor, which allowed them to suffer all unless they speak up. Always underpaid, always cursing under coletos crossed by a red cross thirds framed with gleaming pikes a period in the history of Spain to end up dying under their flags torn in a long agony that, contrary to legend, not ends but starts in Rocroi. It is strange that, nevertheless, have hardly received attention in their own country. It seems as if, contrary to El Cid, after death had lost all his battles. "

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Robert Bunsen, chemist

Today March 31, Google has unveiled on its website this logo so nice in honor of the German chemist Robert Wilhelm Bunsen, born 200 years ago.
To learn more see the following LINK

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

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some time we have the global digital Bibliteca.
This new library is now available on the Internet site Taves www.wdl.org
This site brings together maps, texts, photos, recordings and films of all the time. It has a great heritage value and is easy denavegar.
Teachers and students should have this material, great gift of UNESCO.

Pedro Torres

Saturday, March 19, 2011

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World Digital Library March 19. Full Moon Super

not miss the opportunity this weekend the moon will look a little larger and brighter than in the past 20 years.
The satellite of the Earth is at its perigee, that is, its elliptical orbit places it closer our planet than it has been since March 1993 therefore appear to be size 14% larger and up 30% brighter . In particular, it will be 50,000 miles closer of the Earth than usual, the closest of our planet has been since then. "The phenomenon is worthy of being watched because it always coincides with the perigee full moon phase," recalled the astronomer Geoff Chester, Naval Observatory United States.

If you want to know more about the Moon:
* Wikipedia Solarviews
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* Nasa

Friday, March 18, 2011

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The sound of the earthquake in Japan live over the Internet

The sound of the earthquake and its aftershocks are being captured by the LIDO system, equipped with hydrophones that record, real time and through the Internet, sounds the seabed. The operation is as follows: you get an automatic recording of acoustic events detected and the sources identified and classified according to whether biological or anthropogenic origin. The system allows simultaneous listening to what happens at different points of observation.

March 11, at 1445 hours (local time in Japan), LIDO system detected and recorded acoustically undersea earthquake observatories JAMSTEC agency, located off the coast of Kushiro and Hatsushima. The recording is available through the project website LIDO, within the 'Sound Library' (paragraph Earthquakes, which contains the earthquake and two aftershocks of the seismic event recorded from two observatories in Japanese).

Source: WTO - Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya




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Thursday, March 17, 2011

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A central uses a technology called boiling water reactor or BWR (Boiling Water Reactor). The core of the reactor fuel or heated in a pot of water and protected by a structure called containment. The fuel reaches up to 2,000 degrees and boils the water. The steam is piped to a turbine that generates electricity. For this reason, the fuel must be covered by water to avoid overheating.


What happened in Japan?
The earthquake damaged power supplies from abroad. The plant then activated the emergency system alone, but it broke flooding. Without electricity, the system failed core cooling and began to overheat. Was used to prevent sea water, but not enough causing the kernel heats up destabilizing the system
Since the core material is different: the fuel of uranium or plutonium and zirconium metal sheaths that protect the control rods made of boron iodide (a material that stops nuclear reactions), in addition, steel and cement, when the temperature rises, all these materials react uncontrollably.
steam at high temperature metals oxidize rapidly. The pods are deteriorating and volatile radioactive particles released fuel. In addition, the oxidation process releases hydrogen which is explosive.

Can pass as in Chernobyl.
No, since it had no containment structure, the core spin blew releasing most of its content. Japan is expected to resist the containment vessel
In Japan, on the other hand has another problem: The spent fuel is stored in swimming pools that maintain a high temperature with high radioactivity at the moment have also been left without water cool them.
have so far been released into the atmosphere, the lighter particles. The noble gases krypton and radon and elements such as iodine, cesium, strontium, ruthenium and tritium.

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Sunday, March 6, 2011

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Televicio USA Releases February 2011 Issue of Ursúa

Eagleheart (3 February)

curious parody of the series of sheriffs, and other Texas Rangers.'s Conaco produced by the company Presenter Conan O'Brian, and episodes lasting 10 minutes. As I say, not a comedy, but a parody where the characters are even more unreal and where some of the humor comes from what are some rare cases. With the brevity of the episodes, some sketches seem a bit more elongated. It has a couple of good shots by chapter, but more curious than graceful. Make it

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The Chicago code (7 February)

Shawn Ryan is one of the producers and writers that are most worth pursuing in the United States. He has participated in other projects, such as 'Angel' 'The Unit' and 'Lie to Me' ('Lie'), but the best thing he did was 'The Shield', one of the best police series ever, and 'Terriers', which I like very much, but that has not gone through a season. After this setback, it plays another cop show. If 'The Shield' Los Angeles was a protagonist, one much wants to do here with Chicago, which has the reputation of being the dirtiest political city in the country, which is saying. Barack Obama grew up politically there, and has become president in a heartbeat, while others have finished in the trials and prisons. Nicknamed "The City That Works" (The city that works - The city \u200b\u200bthat works) in this series we see it from three perspectives primarily: that of a black councilman, as everyone has come where it is based on shady deals so far have not been discovered, the superintendent of City Police (Jennifer Beals) who tries to catch him in giving up, and a pair of detectives machacas, veteran and novice, are those who kick the streets and hit the shots. A Beals me love me (and it is splendid to 47), but I see a little too young to have come to Police Chief of a city as large and complicated. The pilot episode and take a few seconds to explain that it is a dedicated port and exceptional, but it was much more credible Glenn Close's captain of police in 'The Shield'. The best of the series is probably Jason Clarke, the veteran cop, who goes as it should be a Chicago cop, macho, despeinao, arremangao, his tie to the remanguillé and Polish name mispronounced (Jarek Wysocki). Make it

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Traffic light set (8 February)

The idea of \u200b\u200bthree couples who know each other is another fashion trends in recent American sitcoms. A 'Better With You' and 'Perfect Couple' is now added 'Traffic light', where the difference is that one of the men's singles, and instead of couples have pickups. Another couple has just moved to live together, and the latter has a baby now. Is based on an Israeli series, and is shot in a less "sitcom" normal, no more laughs and a couple of sets. And much about driving, it seems. As seen, the joke is usually more in the male direction, laughing at you and maniacs metepatas (supposedly) are the guys. Make it

fixed / go a bit further / Leave it? - Begins to be an embarrassment because of glitches graciosetes of couples, but still a little

Mr Sunshine (9 February)

Matthew Perry, Chandler Bing forever in 'Friends', returns to sitcom this series where the protagonist is now almost complete (in fact is also the co-creator of it). Visiting the operations officer in a multi-purpose indoor arena every night the same hosts a concert than a circus to a business convention, which allows adding different situations each time. Ben Donovan (Perry) is the leading suffered crushing a decade holding officers, employees, clients, pets, etc and the poor do not even have a girlfriend. The series may be impaired by the fact that a clear "star vehicle" for the well-known Perry, but effective. With director Thomas Schlamme and Alison Janney (CJ Cregg on "The West Wing") as head round the pot, and just lack Aaron Sorkin as a screenwriter. Make it

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Mad love (14 February)

Another more romantic sitcom. This time with only two pairs, one of which has just met, and begin to see whether or not like at all and such, and the other is the friend of his and her friend, who hate at first sight and will be the sauce until it is exhausted series rolling, probably. The head of the cast is Jason Biggs, of 'American Pie', and Tyler Labine is best, friend Grasset, bearded carota him. Make it

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Camelot It does not start until 1 April, but the pilot and has been seen, and I recommend approaching it with expectations diminished somewhat. Nor is 'Excalibur' and 'Spartacus' and 'Roma' or 'A Game of Thrones', of course. Maybe it looks a little closer to 'The Pillars of the Earth': correct and wasting actors. Joseph Fiennes as Merlin has great potential to be extremely burdensome in a couple of episodes, and Arturo shampoo commercial teenager will have to improve quite quickly. Eva Green, on the other hand, is spectacular Morgana, and not only so beautiful. Make it

fixed / go a bit further / Leave it? - The whole see whatever happens, because what I Arthurian cool, but they may not all like it.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

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Ursúa The issue of crimes Aguirre and Robert Southey

Kingdom of Redonda, 2010

Kingdom of Redonda, the editorial writer and academic Javier Marias, this book fulfills its twenty-rescue works past that are not easy to find. Several of them have to do with the history of Spain, as the autobiography of Captain Contreras in the Golden Age, or the memories of an English rifleman in the Napoleonic wars. In this case we go to 1560 to read in just 150 pages the story, as the highly descriptive title, "The expedition of Ursúa Aguirre and crimes. " Or how a Basque fifties, lame and low-born, eventually encountered native Indians, English conquistadors, Felipe II and even God himself that he had taken the lead in a blood bath that he only learned later fleeing to escape, to shed even more, to end his own.

Amid Amazon completely foreign to minds and bodies of southern Europe, a couple or three hundred soldiers and covered with iron bearded could achieve extraordinary feats or horrendous crimes. Empires could win or lose life, from his family and to the site from his home half a world away. Lope de Aguirre belonged to the second group, and its history has never stopped remembering. In the twentieth century were movies like "Aguirre, The Wrath of God 'or' El Dorado ', or feathers of Ramón J Sender and Gonzalo Torrente Ballester who did it, and in the nineteenth century, notably in 1821, was Robert Southey, Poet Laureate of England and historian, who published the version in question, after these extraordinary events surprised when researching sources for a 'History of Brazil' he was writing.

Most of the story is limited to describing the journey of Aguirre in the Indies and the continuing massacres that occurred in his case, but in the early nineteenth century, History with a capital hache should have a moralizing intention, and thus never ceases to be called Aguirre a "traitor" or "maverick" throughout the text. Southey's preface own ends: "It is (...) good example of the power that intoxicates men weak, the wicked crazy." Among the latter, in addition to Aguirre, "the fans of the era of Cromwell and the monsters of the French Revolution, as well as oriental despots and emperors." He ends by saying: "The atmospheric pressure is not necessary for the physical life of the man who brake the law and order is for his moral being."

The crux of the story, which is what is more that treaty in history, tells how went the famous expedition of Pedro de Ursua in search of El Dorado and its fabulous wealth (meaning both "big" as "dummy"), the viceroy of Peru sent organize, in part to get busy and away from him much of the dangerous soldiers who had been jobless after the end of the civil war against Gonzalo Pizarro. Aguirre, who had come to America with 21 years and I had been a quarter century on the continent that would never leave, was one of them. From there, everything that could go wrong went wrong: El Dorado did not appear, linked to badly Ursúa government spend time frolicking in the issue with his mistress Ines de Atienza, and natural rebel veterans who had his master too far had no patience to endure or false promises or hard without reward. In the name of freedom and against tyranny, Ursua was killed, his successor as head of the expedition as well, and Aguirre was gradually becoming the leader of those who were staying, by force of his personality and the fear that was his bloodthirsty spirit amid wild surroundings that offered no protection and no means of escape. The slightest suspicion, real or not, was punished without mercy, so that his whims were the cause of death of the fourth part of the English who came in the expedition. The book reports on several decisions to which his more ruthless, with patients, supporters and even her daughter. Amid all this, wrote letters to Felipe II challenging and viceroys. As news of his misdeeds were arriving at other English enclaves, was bound to come out to hunt, capture and death, until it occurred in Barquisimeto (Venezuela), October 27, 1561, after ten months of madness .

"There was something remarkable in its character, while monstrous", the story ends, and "any dramatic fable never met a catastrophic outcome so clear and so tragic."

Sunday, February 13, 2011

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Spark (literal) of revolution Televicio 1x06

The story of how he started the First World War is known: the driver of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand left his route wrong street in Sarajevo, and accidentally found the activist Gavrilo Princip, who took the opportunity to kill him. Possibly have been a war anyway, but this occurred because the circumstances, far and near, converged all together on 28 June 1914.

On December 17, 2010 Mohamed Buazizi (Bouazizi, transcribed into French), 26, left his modest house in the village of Sidi Buzid of 40,000 inhabitants, in the dusty heart of Tunis, with his trolley full fruit and vegetables to sell in the market, as had been done since the age of ten. I was worried because he had a debt, an astronomical amount of 180 euros, and thought I would never achieve the dream of his life: a van to stop having to pull cart. So I had to sell their merchandise on and off.

Once in the market, little was presented with a municipal inspector, Faida Hamdi, 45, who confiscated his fruits and vegetables do not have permission to sell in order. Other sellers say, in the village there are three possibilities in this case: running away, abandoning your merchandise, pay the official fine, equivalent to several days collection, or reach an unofficial agreement with the inspectors. In other words, bribery. Mohamed decided that day, where to look you, I would not do any of the three. When he tried to avoid being cogieran apples, the inspectorate for slapped him. According to witnesses, he also spat upon him and knocked the truck scales, and inspection assistants beat him.

Mohamed, who according to his own sister has never been either an angel or a selfless martyr, got angry, went to the municipal office a few blocks away and demanded the return of his things. He turned to shake. Then he went to the regional government, where this time he hit, but yes he was told that odd. And to see the governor in person, even less. No one paid attention when he said: "As I see, I light my fire." Less than an hour after the start of the incident, at half past eleven, Mohamed returned with a couple of bottles of paint thinner is poured them over, asked for the last time to see the governor, and set himself on fire as he said he would. Severely burned ninety percent of the body. The local hospital was little they could do for him, and took him to the nearest big city, Sfax.

Meanwhile, half the town gathered outside the government building, where police exacerbated the problem rather than solve it. Five days later, during a demonstration on the same site, a 22 year old man committed suicide by electrocution, while shouting "No to misery! Not to stop!". The protests, spurred by the Internet, began to rise across the country. The police opened fire on demonstrators, causing even more deaths.

to all this, Muhammad had not died. Seeing that it was becoming a symbol, it led to the best hospital in the country, in the capital, and the president of the nation's visit, all contrite. Eventually died on January 4, eighteen days after the incident. His funeral was crowded. The following weekend, twenty-four people died in police firing during protests over. The president fled the country, and instead of their photos, people began to take pictures of Mohamed. The rest you know: the revolt spread to four other countries, where more people as well, perhaps also called Mohamed, has been living in the same way as him.

has now become a martyr, and that reality can be distorted a bit, but today it is more difficult to brew controls, at least while there are those who keep asking questions. For example, somewhere was said that Mohamed was a university degree in computer science, making history in the typical lack of opportunities even for people amply prepared that strives to outdo itself. In fact, Mohamed left school at age 14.

also really, though it has inspectors from life (mention of corruption in the country have appeared in the filtered cables WikiLeaks), Mohamed just jumped the fuse is the day when he hit a woman a cake in public, so his days of anger probably had more to do with that than with other things. That does not mean, obviously, to accept the reality of the lives of many people in many countries were bad enough to have reached the same result by another route, and if a cake is causing a revolution is coming to be seen.

And indeed, the villain of the case was until now a symbol of progress: a world single male and a job "man" has ended up in jail "for their own protection." Meanwhile, is preparing a film about Mohammed, a Kuwaiti has offered ten thousand dollars for your truck, and said that a place in Paris could carry his name.

As Manuel Vicent said today in 'El Pais Semanal', "in ancient tyrants were overthrown by hitting a shot. Now the shot you've got to give you and the most we get is that the tyrant change the country taking a ton and a half of gold. "

Saturday, February 5, 2011

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News USA January 2011 Televicio

These are the 16 new (and media) released during the first month of the year on American television.

Insecurity (Release 4 January)

In previous posts I said that within sitcoms I like everything, but this is rather lie still. It's a Canadian series that parodies spies and villains, and it shows a little lack Media and the charisma of the actors.

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Bob's Burgers (9 January)

Animated Series about a family that has a burger. The family's last name is Belcher (burping), so you can see over the issue. Despite that, the Graciet are usually not fart, poop, pee, but it does not run from using a certain vulgarity in its humor. It's like a hamburger, go: sometimes you feel like, sometimes you get bad to think what it can hold. It also follows the pattern of Bob, the father, just try to defend as you can in the situations he throws his business, his wife, health inspectors and three kids each one more problemático.Y even a cow. Make it

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Episodes (9 January)

As I said in my previous entry, 2011 begins with the year of "Inglés transplant." Up to three series at once (see below) have debuted in a week that are remakes of British series, and to top it we have this other, which is a British writer who move to Hollywood to make a remake of the series. As often happens in English comedies, much of the humor turns to embarrassment, the kind of saying things in the wrong time. As a comedy, the characters may be somewhat exaggerated (the American producer with more money than sense, the obsession with beauty, visitors posh fucking repressed English) but certainly more of a thing is based on (and will be even worse) in reality. Special mention Matt LeBlanc, who was Joey on 'Friends' (and 'Joey'), and makes of himself with his gray hair natural forties. Although they continue to present a very positive, drinker and bon vivant as yet not without brain

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Shameless (January 9)

First of the aforementioned British remakes. In the UK, this series is already about 90 episodes in 8 seasons since 2004 and is a "dysfunctional family" (adjective fashion) without mother, alcoholic father and not has given a stick to water life, and with six children who grow up as they can, between the eldest daughter, neighbors, pickups and who pass through it. Transplanted from Manchester to Chicago, maintains the level of dirt in the home district of the same type, foreplay or so out of control everywhere, and not one "normal" family in sight. The title means "No Shame" (or "scoundrel"), and the viewer must decide whether to admire these people for making a living or is repulsed by them when they do things like take an old lady in a nursing cheat an inspector. Make it

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The Cape (January 9)

Another attempt (failed) to make a good superhero series. A police officer's death hidden for good arm / hidden with a layer against a private company and their evil minions. They help a circus troupe (wtf?) Layer that provides the title, with which the holder is able to grab and hit things, and that "is made of pure silk spider" (wtf again?). It does not seem very clear whether or not the powers we have, as it only says it's all illusion, but I do not school, really. There are many elements comiqueros, as being in a fictional city (Palm City), having strange and colorful villains and even the kid with the main character read a comic called 'The Cape'. Because all this, the main character has a wife and son who do not know who is not dead, you're out partying. Best of all is when she goes to the roof to see the kid difrazado Cape, as the Chicken Colorao in 'Red Eagle'. In short, that even the producer has cut the season from 13 to 10 episodes. Make it

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Lights out (January 11)

Best of the new batch, and may the year. Is a retired boxer, his family, his gym and its economic problems. The title is a pun on the nickname of the boxer, Patrick 'Lights' Leary. Good scripts, good characters and room to grow within a well-known genre and too danger that things sound a longer view. Strongly recommended. Make it

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Off the Map (January 12)

'Grey's Anatomy' in the jungle, it's like have sold (and not the first series recently sold mentioning 'Grey's Anatomy'). Some little doctor very lush, very, very Yankee goons will be "somewhere in South America, reflecting a huge lazy writers who do not even choose a specific country, lest they have to investigate something. It's all a green generic with its waterfall, its cantinita and Tapiocca Colonel shorts, the local population speaks English seseante, nor are the poorest of the poorest, but it is remote-but-tourism, in order to get American patients and not have to do the whole series in English. The characters will save lives, rescue people, get life lessons from each other, love, hate and drink to forget at the end of the shift in the midst of incomparable framework. I have been three episodes, but not for me, really, but certainly has its audience. Make it

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human (17 January)

Second British import, about a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost house they share today. At least they do facilitated to summarize, understand and even anticipate what can happen. Whoever fundamentalist vampire theme as I hate with all his heart that the fellow to ride day and if such a thing, and mania is everywhere lately. Apart, of course drink blood bag. That's not a vampire or anything. I'll give a little leeway to do, but put it at the end of the tail. Make it

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Harry's law (January 17) David E Kelley

is one of the biggest names in American television, and it is a series of specialist lawyers: "The law in Los Angeles', 'The lawyer', 'Ally McBeal' and 'Boston Legal'. As seen from the list, the degree of peculiarity of their lawyers has been increasing with each project, and this is the last attempt to get out a bit of a genre trilladísimo standard, which is a bit risky, because throw rarejas what the characters may draw a lot when you want to take the case seriously. Or are we to mushrooms or a Rolex. The pilot promised an absolute disaster, with a history unable to justify how a patent attorney just boring faux defender of criminals / selling designer shoes (no, not an error), but the protagonist is none other than Kathy Bates and that is an important value. The following two episodes have been much more positive. The cases were brought, tied and untied in 40 minutes, and there are speeches and debates on the stand on major issues before judges allowed them to be rantings and impressive and all. Good for when you feel like a little pill of legal drama not too dramatic. Make it

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Skins (17 January)

Third of British recruits. Is a series about a group of dieciseisañeros to spend the day thinking (and doing) no drinking, drugging and fucking (or try). The name comes from the papers, or "skins" for rolling joints. Rarely see them go to class, and almost always are partying at home each other. Parents do not appear anywhere, or when they do they are a bunch of idiots, and almost all adults who leave. The original series in the hands of MTV in its American version, further underlines the fact that it targets an audience of the same age if not dream of doing something similar, at least conforms to see and fantasize. How to be cool to leave your parents house a week and will leave you a thousand dollars in an envelope. In addition, the American version removed a gay boy and a girl lesbian adds. Many advertisers, such as Clearasil, have withdrawn their ads from the intermediate. What in Europe was little more than a sort of cult teen series (in France, apparently all the rage), as in the U.S. of A becomes a cause celebre. Make it

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Retired at 35 (January 19)

sitcom is the third year in the middle is the subject of a thirties coming back to live with their parents (after 'Big Lake' and 'Shit my dad says'). In all three cases ignores the economic and moral suffering, and the scripts are going more for the generational joke and how the child has to endure a peculiar father. In this case we are in Florida, where all the Americans withdraw, and therefore it's going to difficulty urinating and flirting in the bingo. Be seen for now. Make it

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(January 20)

's beautiful, lives on a boat and takes the red-soled Louboutin heels now put all superwomen (just give luck: Piper Perabo took a nomination Emmy for a role quite bland in 'Covert affairs', and got out or not to run). Is a mediator of conflicts, but also a lawyer, or something like that, same way as you solve a robbery at a coffee trial a domestic dispute. All very spontaneous and instinctive, without trying, because I'm worth. In a country where the work ethic is what is promoted everywhere, it is curious the attraction they feel for characters who can do everything without apparent effort. Or rather, they seem to do things without effort. You can fall out of bed and combed and made up, mismatch wrongs while you take the Starbucks coffee, and decide what you take to bed. Or not. Make it

fixed / go a bit further / Leave it? - Go a bit further. Sarah Shahi is too good to quit. And he went on 'The L word '.

Perfect Couple (January 20)
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Another sitcom about three couples as friends and their neuroses and quirks. Seems to want to be more subtle than overtly based on jokes (in fact, dispenses canned laughter), but it has to curdle a bit yet.

Portlandia (January 21)

More than a sitcom, is a series of sketches where the two main actors, male and female, make parodies various characters based on people and situations in Portland, Oregon in the northwest alternative geek, skim, organic, and eco-obsessed country. Part of the humor may be somewhat difficult to understand for foreigners, and some the sketches are obviously better than others. There are some quite rare, the truth, and more curious than graceful. May be of interest to those seeking something different. Make it

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Onion News Network (ONN) (21 January)

My new favorite comedy. It's a parody of the news Americans seem increasingly info-tainment shows (info-entertainment areas) than purely information services. There is a large study by the hostess skirt and heels blonde walks giant screen going expert correspondent while fast-talking news completely invented, some of a point which would be true, such a report with all media delivery on the idiots who come by car to buy when they are warned that there is time, or the arrival of a terminator determined to end the future with Suri Cruise . The funny thing is that everything is done with the serious tone that really put the news without putting parodic voices, but with a very satirical scripts. In fact, the series is an expansion of the newspaper 'The Onion', a kind of 'El Jueves' to the U.S., created in 1988. To make matters worse, while presenters speak even more hilarious headlines appear in the "crawl" on the screen below, which hardly gives no time to read. Thus, can be difficult to follow, but if it manages one, it is a full axis. Make it

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Spartacus: Gods of the arena (21 January)

This is the "half-set" that deíamos at first. Because cancer sufferer Andy Whitfield, star of the original Spartacus, are used the time to do this prequel while healing. Unfortunately, it was not possible to recover to the level required for a demanding role, and the series will continue with another Spartacus next year. Meanwhile, the prequel account the five years before the arrival of the ludus of Batiatus Spartacus, and therefore, we again see the characters of the first series. Very careful who has not seen the original series, however, because this prequel begins by reviewing what happened in it, so it's a bit of spoilers in a pure state. Moreover, it has the same tone of fake blood, muscles, sword slashes, nudity, sex, mass and dialogues full of fucks and cocks. In other words, a "Do it fixed" like a house. Make it

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Working class (28 January)

sitcom about a blonde, divorced twice, to try rubbing the forty raising three children and brother-based journal Curran in a super. And based on lowered the neckline and skirt get when he wants something from the boss, the dentist or the ex-husband. Even though he always repents and confesses and such. It is best veteran Ed Asner's fellow work mates. Nothing special, be seen. Make it

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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

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1x05: The loss of 'Lost' music Rogornmendaciones

In previous generations it was said that everyone would remember where you were when Kennedy was killed. It was one of those times when television came to be seen as a key in what was later called "the global village." Later became the first man on the moon, or more carpetovetónico plan, 23-F or 12-1 to Malta, or not moving Chanquete boat. Finally, that each generation will have their moments in this regard. And the harvest of 2010 in the future will remember a few things on TV: Where was the final day of World Cup (even though I hate football), and the end of 'Lost'.

The end of "Lost" has even more to pick. Because it's just not knowing where he was, but how. Were you in U.S.? Are you plugged into a pirate feed re-retransmitting ABC in real time? Have you got off the first file of 100 Mb that someone hung by cumbersome to be? Or 350? Or did you even bother to download it and saw it streaming on a blog? Did you have shims to live and Inglés, or did you use subtitles, and English because they were more or less you get by if you see it written, or were in English hot dog? Would you wear it anyway and as soon as possible or keep it to a quiet moment? Do you expect to give it folded in four, and if so, you saw it live and with all the publicity (in which case you are done to see a couple of hours), or you saved? In other words, there is much more to say that "in the bar with colleagues and then to the source of the square." Where it goes.

'Lost' has pioneered a few things, and one of the issues can be highlighted and no one has given much consideration is that the issue issuance of soap operas, for all the problems that seems to have, you can still give a lot of juice when squeezed knows well. When those responsible for the series were in Italy to present the fifth season, they found that the public asked them questions on the sixth, demonstrating a knowledge that should not officially yet. "But how do you know that or the other if he has not been given here?" Producers asked, obviously knowing the answer beforehand, amid the laughter, even hidden, in the auditorium. And there is the question: 'Lost' showed that there is a market, foreign from the point of view of American producers, where miss big opportunities. Anyone who has seen the chapters on the Internet will most likely not see them again when the series was officially issued by foreign chain that acquired the rights. This will lead to a smaller audience, and therefore to lower advertising revenue, and therefore that the series in question is changed in place (time, day or channel) or is not finished broadcasting. Which in turn will lead to the public interested in continuing series increasingly use internet to see other proposals, despairing of a television channel that can leave you in interruptus.

The free TV is a great advantage over film when to deal with piracy and is not obliged to pass as the ticket office to see the product, may use advertising to generate revenue. According to university research, there are people earning between 300 and 4000 dollars a day maintaining websites illegal downloads. Obviously, if the download is not who pays for it, where does that money? Advertising. Advertising goes where people go, and if people are going to illegal page, the advertising will be there too.

course, also go, and even more money, where they issued legal content, so the question is: why not happening? Why not make efforts to pull in a series with a foreign country will see the same day or no later the same week it comes out in America? The phenomenon of 'Lost' has shown that people appreciate something. When he reached the end of the series, not everyone took it down like a madman, but many will want to seek the pleasure of the moment and the right conditions for him, as he sees his favorite movie. Thus, there is much public rather than bothering to go get off the chapters, most likely would see on TV if issued soon to the original, with the resulting increase in audience and revenue, and interest in future installments. If there is paranoia about the spoilers, the foreign country might have chapters in advance time for folding. If you can, to keep secret, because the chapters are being broadcast as they do, you could have the infrastructure to be able to see a subtitled version the next day (that's what we're doing the rock now, and the nose, so no excuses worth), and a folded days later, the country of destination if needed, before issuing the next new episode in America.

more, and giving the final step: why go looking for markets outside? Chapters emitted directly online, without territorial restrictions. People go to the website of the ABC, NBC and FOX and see him as quiet, while one in Arkansas or Wyoming. Even though the video is "on demand" (which the user can start and stop whenever you want), make it so that people can not skip commercials, and there will be advertising revenue. And on top to save on brokers, overseas shipments, and other expenses. Right now anyone with an Internet connection can see 'Red Eagle' or 'Big Brother' (or La 2 documentaries, not to depress the staff) anywhere in the world. Why you can not do the same with 'Fringe', 'The big bang theory' or '30 Rock '? ('Mad Men' True Blood 'or' Treme 'are another matter. That is because pay TV, which is another story.) If life advertisers have paid for ads in the knowledge that people change the channel in between, why not do the same, or more, the internet, which goes further? And if life has been maintained only channels that are based on audience and advertising, why do they insist on ignoring an audience that could reach via the Internet, almost no cost? How can people not drop things? Offering them so easily that they need it.

There are plenty of money there, so. I do not know how often American executives figures serve foreign markets when making a series, but in cinema the "overseas box office" is taken into account, and there are movies that raise more outside than inside.

And finally, perhaps ideas like this (and not because I have thought that surely someone else in the industry has come up) are perhaps they should be discussing and analyzing the peoples of the sector rather than capable of tracing IPs.

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Additional Scenes:

-Next, on Televicio: the first news of 2011, dominated the English court.

-summon a "caption competition". Put foot photo accompanying this entry. What are they saying Locke and Desmond while movies are downloaded e-Dharma?
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your war stories You can also tell you how you saw the end of 'Lost'.

Monday, January 24, 2011

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Now we begin to publish our scientific schedule, with more events and anniversaries relevant science.
I present some of them, of course there are many more, Anino you get them.





The January 8, 1642 Galileo dies in Florence Renaissance man and father of the heliocentric theory and physics of modern physics.






The January 9, 1954 IBM in New York presents the first calculator of integrated circuits or "electronic brain.







The January 12, 1716 born Antonio de Ulloa. He founded the Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid the Astronomical Observatory of Cadiz and the first metallurgical laboratory in the country, and a member of the Royal Swedish Academy, the Berlin Academy of the Royal Academy of Sciences in Paris. He was also the discoverer of platinum.







The January 21, 1926 died Camillo Golgi, Nobel in medicine in 1906, is the discoverer of the apparatus of an irregular network of fibrils, cavities and pellets in his honor in front be called the Golgi apparatus and plays an essential role in cellular operations as the construction of the membrane, lipid and protein storage or transport particles along the plasma membrane.




The January 25, 1627 Robert Boyle was born in Ireland, is the first important scientist who performed controlled experiments and published his paper explaining in detail its procedures, the devices used and their comments. He managed, almost single-handedly, that chemistry was a respectable activity, studied the behavior of gases and promoted the idea of \u200b\u200bthe existence of atoms. Through his work lays down what is now known as "Boyle's law": the volume of a gas varies inversely with pressure. "

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