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Sunday, March 27, 2011
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Causes Pain Behind Ear
mourns over LAST OF THE STORM
essays Library-REVIEW OF THE WEEK-THE BOOK RECOMMENDED. GRAND
Salvadoran writer Horacio Castellanos Moya
"mourns over the late storm"
Stories from the pain of exile
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Oswaldo Paz y Mino J. - READING barker.
DAILY TIME FOR QUITO ECUADOR.
Inks Latin American literary material chosen and refined. I am pleased to submit this page by Salvadoran writer Horacio Castellanos Moya, who has lived in Europe and Mexico City, which has left a mark in their lyrics.
His resume is extensive, however little known in the middle. Our fundamental mission is to open readers to friends the world of books and authors. We now recommend that the hereafter will be one of your favorites. The Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño, for instance, was among his own.
Castellanos's work with the anguish of the last storm, "Almost all the stories published by Tusquets Editores home in Barcelona, \u200b\u200bSpain, contains 22 stories in 308 pages that go beyond beauty.
are masterpieces of the genre. Bolaño
Horacio Castellanos qualified as a "melancholy he writes as if he were in the bottom of one of the many volcanoes in his country. " And it is he who has walked through these lowlands, the Central, you know and understand that the boiling of the people runs in the blood. Who are lovers of freedom and the "lucky dog," they, like us, here, we're victims of our own mistakes when we choose leaders. We have chosen
exception to the good. The rule has been to prefer the bad, the liar, the arbitrary, autocratic, which ended in dictatorship and abuse of power.
Castellanos, in his stories, reviews the history without being sold to either side. Not doing certain history of extreme positions, the fanatical defenders of muffled and cynical dictators who seek to pattern the lives of citizens in countries with bad governance. Who? They do not have to think too hard to hit. Tracks: Gaddafi identified accomplices, some, while others are covering up the genocide that little or no say about the crimes that the schizophrenia and bipolar Libyan ruler has committed against his people. Story does not ...? But pure and simple truth: Chavez, Castro, Ortega and Morales are cured in health and support the murderer.
Stories written from the trenches, on pain of exile, the tears prior to suicide. Hidden under the covers without prisons wire walkers near oblivion. Lyrics smelling ragged, beautiful, naked, scrawny, suffering, provocative, chosen. Paragraphs
freedoms, unbridled love lines, and outright scary. Art from oblivion, memory, time, death, crime, extreme masturbation, which is a way to feel loved in the absence of accompanying beings in bed, reading in the Mass and death.
'With the heartbreak of last storm' will keep the reader at the conclusion of such a good book. And that really is, "Yes and no rain stops raining." Reading is the act of living. And who has lived intensely option of passing through his hands and mind a collection of literary chapters so exquisite and so much depth level.
The
Dato Cunningham's first novel, 'The Diaspora', won the Premio Nacional de Novela 1988, the Universidad Centroamericana "Jose Simeon Canas." Biographical
Horacio Castellanos Moya
born in 1957 in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Raised in El Salvador, has lived since 1979 in several cities in America and Europe, particularly in Mexico City, where he worked as a journalist for 12 years. He is the author of 10 novels, of which 7 have appeared in Tusquets Editores, with a leading international critical acclaim. In 2009, the English version of his novel 'Folly' XXVIII won the Northern California Book Award. 'The maid and the wrestler', perhaps his most thrilling novel, interweaves the stories of several characters whose relationships form a seething microcosm of humanity in the midst of unimaginable savagery. 
essays Library-REVIEW OF THE WEEK-THE BOOK RECOMMENDED. GRAND
Salvadoran writer Horacio Castellanos Moya
"mourns over the late storm"
Stories from the pain of exile
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Oswaldo Paz y Mino J. - READING barker.
DAILY TIME FOR QUITO ECUADOR.
Inks Latin American literary material chosen and refined. I am pleased to submit this page by Salvadoran writer Horacio Castellanos Moya, who has lived in Europe and Mexico City, which has left a mark in their lyrics.
His resume is extensive, however little known in the middle. Our fundamental mission is to open readers to friends the world of books and authors. We now recommend that the hereafter will be one of your favorites. The Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño, for instance, was among his own.
Castellanos's work with the anguish of the last storm, "Almost all the stories published by Tusquets Editores home in Barcelona, \u200b\u200bSpain, contains 22 stories in 308 pages that go beyond beauty.
are masterpieces of the genre. Bolaño
Horacio Castellanos qualified as a "melancholy he writes as if he were in the bottom of one of the many volcanoes in his country. " And it is he who has walked through these lowlands, the Central, you know and understand that the boiling of the people runs in the blood. Who are lovers of freedom and the "lucky dog," they, like us, here, we're victims of our own mistakes when we choose leaders. We have chosen
exception to the good. The rule has been to prefer the bad, the liar, the arbitrary, autocratic, which ended in dictatorship and abuse of power.
Castellanos, in his stories, reviews the history without being sold to either side. Not doing certain history of extreme positions, the fanatical defenders of muffled and cynical dictators who seek to pattern the lives of citizens in countries with bad governance. Who? They do not have to think too hard to hit. Tracks: Gaddafi identified accomplices, some, while others are covering up the genocide that little or no say about the crimes that the schizophrenia and bipolar Libyan ruler has committed against his people. Story does not ...? But pure and simple truth: Chavez, Castro, Ortega and Morales are cured in health and support the murderer.
Stories written from the trenches, on pain of exile, the tears prior to suicide. Hidden under the covers without prisons wire walkers near oblivion. Lyrics smelling ragged, beautiful, naked, scrawny, suffering, provocative, chosen. Paragraphs
freedoms, unbridled love lines, and outright scary. Art from oblivion, memory, time, death, crime, extreme masturbation, which is a way to feel loved in the absence of accompanying beings in bed, reading in the Mass and death.
'With the heartbreak of last storm' will keep the reader at the conclusion of such a good book. And that really is, "Yes and no rain stops raining." Reading is the act of living. And who has lived intensely option of passing through his hands and mind a collection of literary chapters so exquisite and so much depth level.
The
Dato Cunningham's first novel, 'The Diaspora', won the Premio Nacional de Novela 1988, the Universidad Centroamericana "Jose Simeon Canas." Biographical
Horacio Castellanos Moya
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BOOK THE ADVENTURES OF A TRAMP ...
Library RECOMMENDED THE BOOK OF THE WEEK. BEAUTIFUL. Tribute to reading
Sunday, 27 February 2011 tribute
OSWALDO reading Paz y Mino J
REVIEW JOURNAL ENSAYÌSTCA
TIME FOR QUITO ECUADOR. I want to open the review
today with the appointment contained in the back of the book that I have chosen to share with you, with no hidden intention to persuade you to buy full. We therefore face a "a first novel that is a tribute to the most incorrigible vice of humans: the reading."
The author of this book, published by Ediciones Destino in 189 delicious pages is Paul Desalmand, a French art lover, officiating mystical culture, which debuts as a novelist with The Adventures a book tramp.
The title, "I confess, caught me when I saw him on a walk on the hunt for books among the solid landings library that is Mr. Books, which include the hits of the year have been repatriated to Quito to one of his best and more knowledgeable booksellers: Marcos Gonzalez, an authority in suggesting literary works that can change our essence.
arrived to work, the smile was sly and vindictive emotion of curiosity I installed in mind, going to confession of the book itself to learn of the perils of such a tramp and compare those with mine, I noticed similar since I declare patiperro in exercise because of others like it.
no secret that ground alone spend so unrepentant, the floor and my uncomfortable shoes always brushing my feet between the shelves of every stripe who have bookstores. Addicted to reading and writing, what are you going to do. Ink in my blood from the most distant ancestors.
A book that opens, a distinctive voice and daring him to say it without fear or favor. The detailed log of his life being published, which contains all the risks of death and daring escapes. Dialogues with other books, favorite authors and metaliterature wise, smart and talented.
a lengthy history. Pages on travel, social relationships and amatory disappointment. The book is a living and has been through: Friction, with volumes and recognition scrolls haughty sages. Testimonials readings bodies and souls of others. Nothing has escaped, has been with many bizarre and rare creatures and has risen from rags to rich man's recent, as a bureaucrat gold among the garbage and recycling.
Passionate without restraint of freedom of speech, not save anything when trying to mark their disgust by genocidal tyrants, burner of books such as Hitler and others like that now take the lead in Latin America. Those who believe that almighty look at Egypt, Libya and take note, as always days are numbered.
Writers and readers can not miss' The Adventures of a book tramp. " Neither the publishers, booksellers and promoters. A poignant volume, a mirror to find the reasons for our rights, the causality of our obligations. And the justifications we have to love books with their own lives. The data
'The Adventures of a book tramp' is the first novel by Paul Desalmand.
Paul Desalmand
Biography Born in Haute-Savoie (France) in 1937. For many years served as school teacher, after which he decided devote himself to writing and reporting. He is the author of over fifty books on various subjects of culture and art, among them 'ecrire est un miracle', about the writer's craft and biographies' Stendhal Cher 'and' Picasso Picasso couple. " 
Library RECOMMENDED THE BOOK OF THE WEEK. BEAUTIFUL. Tribute to reading
Sunday, 27 February 2011 tribute
OSWALDO reading Paz y Mino J
REVIEW JOURNAL ENSAYÌSTCA
TIME FOR QUITO ECUADOR. I want to open the review
today with the appointment contained in the back of the book that I have chosen to share with you, with no hidden intention to persuade you to buy full. We therefore face a "a first novel that is a tribute to the most incorrigible vice of humans: the reading."
The author of this book, published by Ediciones Destino in 189 delicious pages is Paul Desalmand, a French art lover, officiating mystical culture, which debuts as a novelist with The Adventures a book tramp.
The title, "I confess, caught me when I saw him on a walk on the hunt for books among the solid landings library that is Mr. Books, which include the hits of the year have been repatriated to Quito to one of his best and more knowledgeable booksellers: Marcos Gonzalez, an authority in suggesting literary works that can change our essence.
arrived to work, the smile was sly and vindictive emotion of curiosity I installed in mind, going to confession of the book itself to learn of the perils of such a tramp and compare those with mine, I noticed similar since I declare patiperro in exercise because of others like it.
no secret that ground alone spend so unrepentant, the floor and my uncomfortable shoes always brushing my feet between the shelves of every stripe who have bookstores. Addicted to reading and writing, what are you going to do. Ink in my blood from the most distant ancestors.
A book that opens, a distinctive voice and daring him to say it without fear or favor. The detailed log of his life being published, which contains all the risks of death and daring escapes. Dialogues with other books, favorite authors and metaliterature wise, smart and talented.
a lengthy history. Pages on travel, social relationships and amatory disappointment. The book is a living and has been through: Friction, with volumes and recognition scrolls haughty sages. Testimonials readings bodies and souls of others. Nothing has escaped, has been with many bizarre and rare creatures and has risen from rags to rich man's recent, as a bureaucrat gold among the garbage and recycling.
Passionate without restraint of freedom of speech, not save anything when trying to mark their disgust by genocidal tyrants, burner of books such as Hitler and others like that now take the lead in Latin America. Those who believe that almighty look at Egypt, Libya and take note, as always days are numbered.
Writers and readers can not miss' The Adventures of a book tramp. " Neither the publishers, booksellers and promoters. A poignant volume, a mirror to find the reasons for our rights, the causality of our obligations. And the justifications we have to love books with their own lives. The data
'The Adventures of a book tramp' is the first novel by Paul Desalmand.
Paul Desalmand
Biography Born in Haute-Savoie (France) in 1937. For many years served as school teacher, after which he decided devote himself to writing and reporting. He is the author of over fifty books on various subjects of culture and art, among them 'ecrire est un miracle', about the writer's craft and biographies' Stendhal Cher 'and' Picasso Picasso couple. "
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
What Causes Inncrease In Cervical Mucus?
The message of God (Part 1)
The interview
[Cortina program]
Science TODAY (rapid succession of images of scientists, technological equipment, human works, buildings, bridges, helicopters, a rocket, satellite)
( Voiceover) Hosted by Alberto Saldías
Conductor: Good evening Latin America! Welcome to another edition of science today, the program highlights the current state of science in the year 2035, 15 years after the creation of the Latin American Union of Nations (ULATNA).
(Applause)
Driver : And today is a pride for us in this program, submit to a multidisciplinary team of our nation, a team composed entirely of Ulatnos!
(More applause)
Conductor: We welcome you to Ana Laura Bermudez, Joaquin de Souza, and Romina Zelaya. Welcome! The 3
: Thank you
Driver: Well, well, Tell us where they are and make
Ana Laura: Well, my name is Ana Laura, I'm from the province of Peru, and I am molecular biologist Romina
: Yes, my name is Romina, genetic engineering and I'm from Argentina province
Joaquin: Well, my name is Joaquin, I'm from the province of Brazil. We are part of a research team working in Ulatna National University, the Capital
Driver: Ah, but good! University is very active, is that the academia in Cochabamba is moved. Romina
: Yes, there are many interesting lines of research, and due to the excellent level of work being done there are many funds that are supporting research. Without going further on the laboratories that work Siemens has donated electronic equipment we need, and SurPharma provides us with the reagents and components that need ... without these contributions could not be carrying out research
Conductor: And what exactly is research?
Ana Laura: This is junk DNA
Driver: What?
Ana Laura: Well, you know that DNA contains the instructions to arm every living being. Every part, every organ, every cell type is encoded in our DNA. It is through protein synthesis ... hehe, well, I think it would be difficult to explain that now, but basically if the DNA is unrolled a long strip containing "molds" for making proteins that then direct the cellular machinery make their activities ... create new cells grow, divide, creating a body, etc.
Driver: Yeah ...
Ana Laura: Well, and has been known for several years that a large portion of our DNA does not encode anything. It is as if this "strip" of DNA unwinding, it ends a little after half the equivalent of "STOP / STOP / STOP." Conductor
: Fascinating ...
Joaquin: Yes, approximately 20% of DNA is "junk DNA" sequences that are never put into action.
Conductor: Excuse me: Does that mean that there is 20% of DNA in humans is not known what it does, and it's just there, doing nothing?
Romina: Yeah, well, actually this is true in almost all living beings, not just the man.
Driver: But excuse me, and please correct me if I'm wrong ... Humans differ from chimps by only 5% of their DNA, right? Romina
: If
Conductor: Wow ... the possibilities are endless ... Ana Laura
: We think so. If indeed this 20% of DNA can be activated and encodes something, could create a completely new ... or do not know why.
Driver: But this has ethical implications? Joaquin
: Of course, of course ... Ana Laura
: Our laboratory is audited once a week by the department of bioethics at the university, and must report any progress when it occurs. But the point is that we do not think
activate genes Joaquin : Not at this time, of course, we want to know what would. So we use current knowledge of genetic programming to try to figure out what that DNA encodes. Romina
: Our work is mostly computer simulations, and at a later time we manipulations to human cells already formed, such as skin cells or muscle to activate these sequences and verify the synthesis of proteins provided by the simulations ... Nothing to work with embryos or to create monsters, jajajaja
Conductor: This is very interesting. And they expect to find in that junk DNA? Joaquin
: I do not know. So we are doing research.
Driver: Well, some idea should be ... "Humans with wings? With infrared vision? With a third eye? Ana Laura
: (forced smile) hehehe ... Well, technically, if so may be something completely different to what we know, not even be "beings Human "but perhaps a new species. But we want to avoid that kind of speculation, are really sensational and have nothing to do with our investigation.
Romina : In fact we hear all kinds of nonsense on this subject. Indeed certainly is a byproduct of evolution and is really trash.
Driver: Oh yeah? But what crazy things they say?
Romina : Nothing, some say that mankind was created by extraterrestrials, and that part DNA left a message for us to read when we have the technological development needed ... something like a message in a bottle
Ana Laura: Yes, indeed some say is a message from God that we left in the DNA
Joaquin: Yes, but we want to make clear that these speculations are totally divorced from our research. Our research is about what it means that DNA, which has biological or evolutionary sense, and as it is there ... Conductor
: Guys, what they say is extremely interesting, but now we have to go to a commercial. (facing the camera) not go, folks, that the next block will show the latest advances in nanotechnology ... We'll be back!
man angrily pressed the remote control. The TV went off with a buzz protest.
His face is a grimace of hate, dismay, and anger. If we could enter his thoughts would know that angry that people play at being god. Only God can give life, or amended. And these scientists are playing with fire.
- Something to do - was surprised to hear his own voice, dry and scratchy - Something must be done ...
He rose from his chair and went to his attic, where he kept long since their "tools."
After unwrapping a neatly packaged box, stroked an automatic pistol was inside. Skillfully disarmed, found that all the pieces worked, that the magazine is full and also the 2 extra chargers.
then saved it again as murmurs: - I would consult with his father Mario.
and closed the attic.
[ continued ... ]
The interview
[Cortina program]
Science TODAY (rapid succession of images of scientists, technological equipment, human works, buildings, bridges, helicopters, a rocket, satellite)
( Voiceover) Hosted by Alberto Saldías
Conductor: Good evening Latin America! Welcome to another edition of science today, the program highlights the current state of science in the year 2035, 15 years after the creation of the Latin American Union of Nations (ULATNA).
(Applause)
Driver : And today is a pride for us in this program, submit to a multidisciplinary team of our nation, a team composed entirely of Ulatnos!
(More applause)
Conductor: We welcome you to Ana Laura Bermudez, Joaquin de Souza, and Romina Zelaya. Welcome! The 3
: Thank you
Driver: Well, well, Tell us where they are and make
Ana Laura: Well, my name is Ana Laura, I'm from the province of Peru, and I am molecular biologist Romina
: Yes, my name is Romina, genetic engineering and I'm from Argentina province
Joaquin: Well, my name is Joaquin, I'm from the province of Brazil. We are part of a research team working in Ulatna National University, the Capital
Driver: Ah, but good! University is very active, is that the academia in Cochabamba is moved. Romina
: Yes, there are many interesting lines of research, and due to the excellent level of work being done there are many funds that are supporting research. Without going further on the laboratories that work Siemens has donated electronic equipment we need, and SurPharma provides us with the reagents and components that need ... without these contributions could not be carrying out research
Conductor: And what exactly is research?
Ana Laura: This is junk DNA
Driver: What?
Ana Laura: Well, you know that DNA contains the instructions to arm every living being. Every part, every organ, every cell type is encoded in our DNA. It is through protein synthesis ... hehe, well, I think it would be difficult to explain that now, but basically if the DNA is unrolled a long strip containing "molds" for making proteins that then direct the cellular machinery make their activities ... create new cells grow, divide, creating a body, etc.
Driver: Yeah ...
Ana Laura: Well, and has been known for several years that a large portion of our DNA does not encode anything. It is as if this "strip" of DNA unwinding, it ends a little after half the equivalent of "STOP / STOP / STOP." Conductor
: Fascinating ...
Joaquin: Yes, approximately 20% of DNA is "junk DNA" sequences that are never put into action.
Conductor: Excuse me: Does that mean that there is 20% of DNA in humans is not known what it does, and it's just there, doing nothing?
Romina: Yeah, well, actually this is true in almost all living beings, not just the man.
Driver: But excuse me, and please correct me if I'm wrong ... Humans differ from chimps by only 5% of their DNA, right? Romina
: If
Conductor: Wow ... the possibilities are endless ... Ana Laura
: We think so. If indeed this 20% of DNA can be activated and encodes something, could create a completely new ... or do not know why.
Driver: But this has ethical implications? Joaquin
: Of course, of course ... Ana Laura
: Our laboratory is audited once a week by the department of bioethics at the university, and must report any progress when it occurs. But the point is that we do not think
activate genes Joaquin : Not at this time, of course, we want to know what would. So we use current knowledge of genetic programming to try to figure out what that DNA encodes. Romina
: Our work is mostly computer simulations, and at a later time we manipulations to human cells already formed, such as skin cells or muscle to activate these sequences and verify the synthesis of proteins provided by the simulations ... Nothing to work with embryos or to create monsters, jajajaja
Conductor: This is very interesting. And they expect to find in that junk DNA? Joaquin
: I do not know. So we are doing research.
Driver: Well, some idea should be ... "Humans with wings? With infrared vision? With a third eye? Ana Laura
: (forced smile) hehehe ... Well, technically, if so may be something completely different to what we know, not even be "beings Human "but perhaps a new species. But we want to avoid that kind of speculation, are really sensational and have nothing to do with our investigation.
Romina : In fact we hear all kinds of nonsense on this subject. Indeed certainly is a byproduct of evolution and is really trash.
Driver: Oh yeah? But what crazy things they say?
Romina : Nothing, some say that mankind was created by extraterrestrials, and that part DNA left a message for us to read when we have the technological development needed ... something like a message in a bottle
Ana Laura: Yes, indeed some say is a message from God that we left in the DNA
Joaquin: Yes, but we want to make clear that these speculations are totally divorced from our research. Our research is about what it means that DNA, which has biological or evolutionary sense, and as it is there ... Conductor
: Guys, what they say is extremely interesting, but now we have to go to a commercial. (facing the camera) not go, folks, that the next block will show the latest advances in nanotechnology ... We'll be back!
man angrily pressed the remote control. The TV went off with a buzz protest.
His face is a grimace of hate, dismay, and anger. If we could enter his thoughts would know that angry that people play at being god. Only God can give life, or amended. And these scientists are playing with fire.
- Something to do - was surprised to hear his own voice, dry and scratchy - Something must be done ...
He rose from his chair and went to his attic, where he kept long since their "tools."
After unwrapping a neatly packaged box, stroked an automatic pistol was inside. Skillfully disarmed, found that all the pieces worked, that the magazine is full and also the 2 extra chargers.
then saved it again as murmurs: - I would consult with his father Mario.
and closed the attic.
[ continued ... ]
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Conference LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN AND INDEPENDENCE
The next day March 10th at 18:30, M. Vázquez Angeles will deliver a lecture on the role of women in Latin American independence.
Location: Civic Center Cerro Buenavista, Getafe-Sector III of Madrid. Hall
Address: Avda Water Arcas, 1 28905 Getafe-Madrid
Tel: 91 6826900
Free entrance capacity
The conference was complemented by a extended trailer of the documentary: "Women in arms. Part 1: Agustina de Aragón. Part 2: The American liberators" led by Diego More Trelles, the movies produced by Fiesta, SL
Location: Civic Center Cerro Buenavista, Getafe-Sector III of Madrid. Hall
Address: Avda Water Arcas, 1 28905 Getafe-Madrid
Tel: 91 6826900
Free entrance capacity
The conference was complemented by a extended trailer of the documentary: "Women in arms. Part 1: Agustina de Aragón. Part 2: The American liberators" led by Diego More Trelles, the movies produced by Fiesta, SL
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