Today we have created the tables in the database a greenhouse
In today's class we have created the database tables in Access 2003 in a greenhouse. This can be downloaded from the BD here. Dear
Monday, November 9, 2009
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Sample Congratulatory Speeches
begin the academic year 09/10
future engineers:
We have already started the academic year 2009/2010 and knowledge are
Using Google Docs online office suite like. Web Email
GMail. Using Blogger
to create the student's personal blog. From this blog you can access the blogs from other classmates using the list of links on the right.
During the week of 12 to 18 want you to review your blog and I añadáis photo and email. Also you have to do an article (called post in blogger language) where I contéis utilities that you find in Google Docs, GMail and Blogger in a real example.
During the week of 19 to 25 will be in the hospital for knee surgery and no class attendance. But you will have activities to do in EpsoVirtual ( http://epsovirtual.umh.es ). Soon we will reach the username and password, do not worry!. Animo
and work! 
We have already started the academic year 2009/2010 and knowledge are
Using Google Docs online office suite like. Web Email
GMail. Using Blogger
to create the student's personal blog. From this blog you can access the blogs from other classmates using the list of links on the right.
During the week of 12 to 18 want you to review your blog and I añadáis photo and email. Also you have to do an article (called post in blogger language) where I contéis utilities that you find in Google Docs, GMail and Blogger in a real example.
During the week of 19 to 25 will be in the hospital for knee surgery and no class attendance. But you will have activities to do in EpsoVirtual ( http://epsovirtual.umh.es ). Soon we will reach the username and password, do not worry!. Animo
and work!
Saturday, May 9, 2009
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A MYTH THAT SEEMS TO BE TRUE THE SIREN URUGUAY
The chupacabras 
The chupacabras
ORIGIN DOES BIBLE?
Is there any etymological origin of the word Chupacabras? Some trace their origins to biblical times. They talk about this animal was described in the Apocalypse of St. John. In fact that book does not mention anything about it, nor in the rest of the Bible. However, in the book of Isaiah (in the same apocalyptic) refers to a monster femenini named Lilith, who in some versions of the Bible has been translated as Nightjar (eye, is not Chupacabras). Indeed Isaiah describes the end of the old order and the arrival of that new world and ideal. In Isaiah 34.11 is said
it was seized (the Earth) the pelican and the hedgehog, the owl (Lilith or Nightjar) and the raven shall dwell in it, and it will be extended string of destruction and desolation levels .
The Hebrew word translated here as owl is Lilith is the name that was given to the monster of the night. This word also translates as ghost that frightens night and Nightjar. Lilitu is derived from, the name was given in Babylonian mythology, which in turn comes from the Semitic word for "night."
Darkness has always scared the man, who in his imagination has peopled by monstrous beings and strange noises. Modern man has forgotten some of this fear of the night shadows due to the use of artificial light. Although not all forget their old atavism: May we have for example to ufologists continue to find monsters at night.
Lilith in rabbinic tradition, was Adam's first wife long before Eve was created. Adam could not bear alilito because it was too clever (or maybe she could not bear because it was too boring), and that was the reason for their separation. She turned into a demon of the night according to some legends, he allied himself with the serpent to Adam and Eve sinned.
Isaiah, chapter 34, verse 14 says:
The wild beasts will meet with hyenas, and wild goat yell at your partner, the owl also shall rest there home, and find so rest.
Chupacabras Types
Nightjar is the common name given to several birds of the family nightjars, caprimulfigormes order. The Nightjar is about 25 centimeters and is colored brown and gray mottled camouflage allows properly on the ground, has a short beak, but you can open a lot of jaws. During the day they remain perched on the branches in the direction of these; deploys its activity during the night chasing moths; do not build any kind of nest and lay eggs in the soil. They are found in various parts of America, including Puerto Rico.
MYTH OR REALITY?
The Nightjar has a slightly larger brown-red collar on the neck and is more southern distribution. It is characterized by very wide mouth opening, large eyes, small size feet and long tail. The plumage is very plentiful, mimetic coloring. They are generally nocturnal and have excellent maneuverability when chasing their prey. Soft plumage on the wings, allowing for silent flight.
An ancient legend says that nightjars sucked milk from goats. A version of the origin of this legend says the whippoorwill can open its mouth so widely that could suck the udders of cows and goats, another, perhaps the most successful, says the name comes from the animal produces a sound like a goat nursing. In fact the word cops kid or given to the breeding of goats while nursing. It is an onomatopoeic speech sound produced by these animals to feed.
Puerto Rican journalists not complicate life with all these etymologies and simply changed to "cop" for "sucks" and the Chupacabras was born hai.
in Mexico, especially in the southeast, there are old traditions of mythological animals night we could affinity with the legend of the Nightjar. This KAKASBAL such as flying at night feeding on the animals. The CEN UAY, which was the nagual of a witch that took the form of a small cat was introduced in the evenings at home to draw blood from those who were sleeping.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
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La Sirena del Río Uruguay
distant relative of the mermaid mythology, a lonely, grotesque looks out from time to time on the surface of the Uruguay River.
The Myth of the Mermaid of the River Uruguay is one of those classic legends since time immemorial seduce the imagination of people all over the west coast of the country, and even those who live further south of the Republic, it is clear that the famous mermaid River Plate, on which mysteriously some fishermen refer Montevideo, is nothing but the very fresh water nymph in one of his trips further afield. However, it is likely that no other place like this legend holds Salto many anecdotes and testimonials to demonstrate their existence. Despite the ostensible name of this beast, the siren of the Uruguay River is an animal that barely resembles its congener of classical mythology. A major difference comes from physiognomic assessments of each of these species. The sirens of the Hellenistic age were beings of a hybrid, from the waist up resembling a beautiful maidens with long hair and voluptuous ways, while from the waist down was a giant fish. In contrast, the siren of the Uruguay River is not just a complement between a human and other animal species, but perhaps an indeterminate hybrid between the two. Is known to have limbs, but these are not the gentle arms of a nymph, but some species bear long claws, tentacles and fins. There is also consensus that has abundant hair, but these are thin and delicate but greenish and pinchudos as if it were a handful of whiskers surubí. His eyes are yellow and bulging, like a frog, and do not tolerate the light. The whole monster gives the impression of a huge axolotl, but whose features evoke distant, human traits. Their skin, dotted brutally eruptions, is a stone gray camouflage that allows unparalleled in the darkened waters. Another important difference is that while the sirens on which we relate the stories of classical mythology and the epic always move in groups, true harems fantastic marine seductive, siren of the Uruguay River, however, is a sadly solitary entity . Is likely to be the last specimen of his race. The poor girl wanders from here to there, helpless, with no other company that the flow of the river and the occasional proximity of other fish that the chance of adventure in his path. But perhaps the main difference between the species Hellenic and the siren of the River Uruguay, who should be recognized, however, like very distant relatives, "is the absolute disparity between their behavior in relation to humans. The sirens of classical antiquity were singular delight in causing misery and death of men. Their beautiful melodies and hypnotic songs attracted the attention of the sailors, who neglected during their ships and stars and on the reefs, killing all the crew on the water. By contrast, the siren of the Uruguay River is an absolutely peaceful, and more than good-natured, almost innocent, who has never done and is expected to cause no harm to anyone ever. Since, as mentioned, is a loner in the extreme, has, yes, a great curiosity. But it's a character so surly and sullen that whenever you approach a human, and is perceived by him, the siren suddenly dives into the water and fleeing in terror, as if the very idea of \u200b\u200bbeing referred through the eyes of People provoke a shudder more powerful than their boldness being shown. Since the practitioners of African religion Umbanda installed on the beach Las Cavas a beautiful sculpture of Ie-Manje, more frequent sightings of the siren in the city of Salto occurred precisely in the area of \u200b\u200bthe River Uruguay. Many of the devotees of this goddess, usually near the shore of the river to perform their rituals and to present their offerings of flowers, candles and animals, swear they spotted more than once to the "Mother of Waters" jumping to away, or sometimes riding in a boat, dressed in his familiar garb of white and turquoise, its silhouette against the silver mirror of the moon. These views were also confirmed to me by some of the boys Lifeguard body of the Administration that in times of summer guarding the beaches Salta. Towards evening, when they pick up buoys, are often shocked by the sudden water bubbling in his awkward movement of the barge below, produces the siren to go. Similarly, the sailors of the Prefecture, tired of walking and watch with binoculars along the coast of Salto, witnessed his fleeting appearances. Out of these recent records, there was a time when more frequent sightings of the siren of the Uruguay River were made in the port city. Perhaps for this reason, those best able to provide reliable data the existence of this peaceful aquatic monster, are customary fishermen go there night after night to throw their weights. Also in river fishermen, who scour the waterfront with their boats and their nets, they are usually surprised by the visit of this singular monstrosity. Sometimes people into the sunset back to Concordia in the boat, could also see what the siren accompanied by sympathetic way the white line of the engine produces water in the river, putting his head and sinking repeatedly. Other areas of frequent sightings of the siren in Salto Uruguay River are Ayuí rocks, the caves of San Antonio and the floodgates of Salto Grande Dam, a site that is certainly not unusual warning this fantastic animal, jumping merrily along with the gold in the swirling water.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
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Gargoyles: Guardians against Malše looming challenges on the ledges of the great Gothic cathedrals. Hellish monsters, grotesque imagery, Dante sneer or animals. Any representation is good if it achieves its purpose: keeping the sacred precinct of the onslaught of evil. Defenders are petrified, depositories of divine commission ... Are gárgolas.La Legend has it that the French oral tradition formóRefiere the existence of a dragon named La Gargouille, described as a being with long neck and reptilíneo, slender snout with strong jaws, heavy brows and membranous wings, who lived in a cave near the river Seine.
The Gargouille was characterized by bad manners swallowed ships, destroying everything that stood in the path of his fiery breath, and spit too much water, so that caused all kinds of flooding. Residents of the nearby
Rouen tried to placate his fits of bad temper with a consistent annual human offering to pay a criminal and their crimes, although the dragon preferred maidens.
In 600 the Christian priest came to Rouen Romanus willing to negotiate with the dragon if the citizens of this town agreed to be baptized and built a church dedicated to Catholic worship. Equipped with the convict
year and attributes necessary for an exorcism-bell, book, candle and cross-Romanus dominated the dragon with the only sign of the cross, turning it into a docile beast who consented to be transferred to the city, tied with a simple string.
The Gargouille was burned at the stake, except for his mouth and neck, used to the hot breath of the beast refused to burn, in view of this, it was decided to mount on the council, as a reminder of the bad times had passed to the locals. Sinks
SagradosEsta curious legend, more delightful than real, is to explain the origin of the word as a synonym for spitting gargoyle water easily, primal intention of the sculptures located in the cornices of medieval churches and cathedrals.
The concept of a decorative projection through which water is ejected from the building was known since antiquity, being used by Egyptians, Greeks, Etruscans and Romans.
While the Greeks had a special fondness for the lion's heads, it was the Romans who used these decorative gutters abundance as evidenced by copies of the city of Pompeii, preserved intact until today thanks to the layer of lava that covered during the eruption of Vesuvius in the first century of our era.
Although decorative and symbolic functions fulfilled its main task is to divert rain water to prevent erosion in buildings.
During the Middle Ages, the gargoyles were used as sewers and drains through which water is expelled from the rain, preventing it from falling by
piedra.Es walls and erode the utility is referred to all European languages, where words devised to describe these architectural additions: Italian Gronda sporgente, precise phrase, architecturally speaking, that means "spout projection", the German wasserspeider, describing what a gargoyle can do, that is, spitting water, the English and French gargoyle gargouille, derived from the Latin Gargula, throat, or the English gargoyle, derived from the previous two.
The gargoyles first appear at the beginning of the twelfth century. It is in the Gothic era, specifically during the thirteenth century, when transformed into the drainage system of choice, although not all of them have this utility.
seems that the earliest examples of Gothic gargoyles are those that can be seen in the Cathedral of Lyon, followed that populate the Notre-Dame de Paris. An art terroríficoEs
rare to find a single gargoyle. Can generally be grouped in rows, on top of churches and cathedrals, as a society of people of stone.
The first Gothic gargoyles were hardly developed, but as they were proliferating, the design was becoming increasingly elaborate, transformed into works of art. The distinctive feature is that their expressions were beautiful but never intentionally horrible, grotesque or ironic.
In general, the Gothic is characterized by being more realistic than the Romanesque, with the exception of the gargoyles, which seem to perpetuate the fascination typically Romanesque by the grotesque and monstrous creatures.
From the late thirteenth century gargoyles became more complicated, abandoning the representation of animals, which were replaced by human figures. Grew in size and became more exaggerated figures and demonic connotations caricaturizadas.Las abandoned in the fifteenth century, when strong measures poses and facial expressions, losing its religious significance and become more funny.
The gargoyles were more than a functional decor, but its deeper meaning still remains undetermined. Among the many medieval buildings that people have not been able to find two identical, demonstrating the extraordinary imagination of its builders.
contemporary documentation to its development offers little help in solving the enigma of its meaning derived largely from the medieval custom to create ambiguity, which leads and supports multiple ways.
The great variety, both in meaning ways, goes against the typical medieval use, ie education, if you wanted to show clearly to be understood the message conveyed by the gargoyles. That is why gargoyles are not only in churches and cathedrals, but also in secular buildings and private homes. Guardian
the FeSon many explanations that have sought, over the centuries to explain the hidden meaning of the gargoyles. Have been seen as symbols of the unpredictability of life, they never represent known animal species.
In other cases, it is said that souls are condemned for their sins, which are prevented from entering the house of God. This could be an appropriate interpretation, especially for the most visible and frightening gargoyles, which can serve as moral examples of what can happen to sinners.
Of all possible explanations, the most accepted is that which speaks of them as guardians of the Church, magic signs remain away the devil. This interpretation may explain why so evil and frightening aspects and its location outside the sanctuary.
One theory explains that he created as protectors of the Church.
This line of argument is followed by Fournival Richard, Bishop of Amiens in the thirteenth century, and author of Roman d'Ablandane, which tells how the master mason Flocars made two copper gargoyles that stood at the gateway to the city \u200b\u200bof Amiens, with the intention to evaluate the claims of anyone who would enter it.
If the guy was evil, gargoyles spitting venom on him killing him on the contrary, if it was a good person, the guards were charged with spitting gold and silver.
grotesque figures were also used. Signs
Demon Among the possible interpretations that have been attributed to the gargoyles are those that the treated as representations of the devil, so present in the medieval collective imagination, which reminds Christians of the need to follow religious precepts if you want to escape hell.
Thus, many so-called grotesque gargoyles appear to represent dragons, devils and demons, symbols of evil to the Christian Middle Ages.
The dragon was the most fantastic animal reproduced by medieval art. The dragon comes from the Sanskrit word dric, which means "look", referring to the ability of this animal to destroy your eyes.
While others, like the lion, they could switch their evil nature and beneficial, as the representation is considered, the dragon has always meant, in Western art, evil and destruction. In this way, sometimes the devil is represented as a dragon. Although the medieval
no predetermined fixed representation of the dragon, it can be seen in all the existence of wings like a bat, an animal associated with darkness and chaos. Alas, probably indicate the source angelic demonio.Como is well known, before Lucifer was revealed and was expelled from paradise, was the most beautiful of all angels. But when he fell, all its beauty became ugly, changing his name to Satan, meaning adversary or opponent. "
If you're the devil, Satan, there are many demons, evil spirits of the fallen angel servers. Their representation in medieval iconography includes everything that was nasty and unpleasant nature: if God was the Creator of all things beautiful, his opponent, Satan, could only represent the ugly, sordid and despicable. Some gargoyles
these characteristics, attributable only to the devil and servers. While the external appearance is human, there are many demonic signs, horns, pointy ears, animal, fangs, whiskers, membranous wings, tail, feet, legs shaped cleft and heartbreaking, the bodies devoid of hair and menacing countenance ...
A gargoyle with any of these features, but all was immediately associated with evil, by its medieval audience. Physiognomy polymorphic
these devilish gargoyles was the perfect expression of the ability of the devil to transform, to appear before the unsuspecting Christian under various disguises. 
Gargoyles
Gargoyles: Guardians against Malše looming challenges on the ledges of the great Gothic cathedrals. Hellish monsters, grotesque imagery, Dante sneer or animals. Any representation is good if it achieves its purpose: keeping the sacred precinct of the onslaught of evil. Defenders are petrified, depositories of divine commission ... Are gárgolas.La Legend has it that the French oral tradition formóRefiere the existence of a dragon named La Gargouille, described as a being with long neck and reptilíneo, slender snout with strong jaws, heavy brows and membranous wings, who lived in a cave near the river Seine.
The Gargouille was characterized by bad manners swallowed ships, destroying everything that stood in the path of his fiery breath, and spit too much water, so that caused all kinds of flooding. Residents of the nearby
Rouen tried to placate his fits of bad temper with a consistent annual human offering to pay a criminal and their crimes, although the dragon preferred maidens.
In 600 the Christian priest came to Rouen Romanus willing to negotiate with the dragon if the citizens of this town agreed to be baptized and built a church dedicated to Catholic worship. Equipped with the convict
year and attributes necessary for an exorcism-bell, book, candle and cross-Romanus dominated the dragon with the only sign of the cross, turning it into a docile beast who consented to be transferred to the city, tied with a simple string.
The Gargouille was burned at the stake, except for his mouth and neck, used to the hot breath of the beast refused to burn, in view of this, it was decided to mount on the council, as a reminder of the bad times had passed to the locals. Sinks
SagradosEsta curious legend, more delightful than real, is to explain the origin of the word as a synonym for spitting gargoyle water easily, primal intention of the sculptures located in the cornices of medieval churches and cathedrals.
The concept of a decorative projection through which water is ejected from the building was known since antiquity, being used by Egyptians, Greeks, Etruscans and Romans.
While the Greeks had a special fondness for the lion's heads, it was the Romans who used these decorative gutters abundance as evidenced by copies of the city of Pompeii, preserved intact until today thanks to the layer of lava that covered during the eruption of Vesuvius in the first century of our era.
Although decorative and symbolic functions fulfilled its main task is to divert rain water to prevent erosion in buildings.
During the Middle Ages, the gargoyles were used as sewers and drains through which water is expelled from the rain, preventing it from falling by
piedra.Es walls and erode the utility is referred to all European languages, where words devised to describe these architectural additions: Italian Gronda sporgente, precise phrase, architecturally speaking, that means "spout projection", the German wasserspeider, describing what a gargoyle can do, that is, spitting water, the English and French gargoyle gargouille, derived from the Latin Gargula, throat, or the English gargoyle, derived from the previous two. The gargoyles first appear at the beginning of the twelfth century. It is in the Gothic era, specifically during the thirteenth century, when transformed into the drainage system of choice, although not all of them have this utility.
seems that the earliest examples of Gothic gargoyles are those that can be seen in the Cathedral of Lyon, followed that populate the Notre-Dame de Paris. An art terroríficoEs
rare to find a single gargoyle. Can generally be grouped in rows, on top of churches and cathedrals, as a society of people of stone.
The first Gothic gargoyles were hardly developed, but as they were proliferating, the design was becoming increasingly elaborate, transformed into works of art. The distinctive feature is that their expressions were beautiful but never intentionally horrible, grotesque or ironic.
In general, the Gothic is characterized by being more realistic than the Romanesque, with the exception of the gargoyles, which seem to perpetuate the fascination typically Romanesque by the grotesque and monstrous creatures.
From the late thirteenth century gargoyles became more complicated, abandoning the representation of animals, which were replaced by human figures. Grew in size and became more exaggerated figures and demonic connotations caricaturizadas.Las abandoned in the fifteenth century, when strong measures poses and facial expressions, losing its religious significance and become more funny.
The gargoyles were more than a functional decor, but its deeper meaning still remains undetermined. Among the many medieval buildings that people have not been able to find two identical, demonstrating the extraordinary imagination of its builders.
contemporary documentation to its development offers little help in solving the enigma of its meaning derived largely from the medieval custom to create ambiguity, which leads and supports multiple ways.
The great variety, both in meaning ways, goes against the typical medieval use, ie education, if you wanted to show clearly to be understood the message conveyed by the gargoyles. That is why gargoyles are not only in churches and cathedrals, but also in secular buildings and private homes. Guardian
the FeSon many explanations that have sought, over the centuries to explain the hidden meaning of the gargoyles. Have been seen as symbols of the unpredictability of life, they never represent known animal species.
In other cases, it is said that souls are condemned for their sins, which are prevented from entering the house of God. This could be an appropriate interpretation, especially for the most visible and frightening gargoyles, which can serve as moral examples of what can happen to sinners.
Of all possible explanations, the most accepted is that which speaks of them as guardians of the Church, magic signs remain away the devil. This interpretation may explain why so evil and frightening aspects and its location outside the sanctuary.
One theory explains that he created as protectors of the Church.
This line of argument is followed by Fournival Richard, Bishop of Amiens in the thirteenth century, and author of Roman d'Ablandane, which tells how the master mason Flocars made two copper gargoyles that stood at the gateway to the city \u200b\u200bof Amiens, with the intention to evaluate the claims of anyone who would enter it.
If the guy was evil, gargoyles spitting venom on him killing him on the contrary, if it was a good person, the guards were charged with spitting gold and silver.
grotesque figures were also used. Signs
Demon Among the possible interpretations that have been attributed to the gargoyles are those that the treated as representations of the devil, so present in the medieval collective imagination, which reminds Christians of the need to follow religious precepts if you want to escape hell.
Thus, many so-called grotesque gargoyles appear to represent dragons, devils and demons, symbols of evil to the Christian Middle Ages.
The dragon was the most fantastic animal reproduced by medieval art. The dragon comes from the Sanskrit word dric, which means "look", referring to the ability of this animal to destroy your eyes.
While others, like the lion, they could switch their evil nature and beneficial, as the representation is considered, the dragon has always meant, in Western art, evil and destruction. In this way, sometimes the devil is represented as a dragon. Although the medieval
no predetermined fixed representation of the dragon, it can be seen in all the existence of wings like a bat, an animal associated with darkness and chaos. Alas, probably indicate the source angelic demonio.Como is well known, before Lucifer was revealed and was expelled from paradise, was the most beautiful of all angels. But when he fell, all its beauty became ugly, changing his name to Satan, meaning adversary or opponent. "
If you're the devil, Satan, there are many demons, evil spirits of the fallen angel servers. Their representation in medieval iconography includes everything that was nasty and unpleasant nature: if God was the Creator of all things beautiful, his opponent, Satan, could only represent the ugly, sordid and despicable. Some gargoyles
these characteristics, attributable only to the devil and servers. While the external appearance is human, there are many demonic signs, horns, pointy ears, animal, fangs, whiskers, membranous wings, tail, feet, legs shaped cleft and heartbreaking, the bodies devoid of hair and menacing countenance ...
A gargoyle with any of these features, but all was immediately associated with evil, by its medieval audience. Physiognomy polymorphic
these devilish gargoyles was the perfect expression of the ability of the devil to transform, to appear before the unsuspecting Christian under various disguises.
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Nymphs, Mermaids, Nereids Naiades Ondinas and Water Sprites
The water element characterized by love and healing, representing the fall season and sunset, is inhabited by nymphs, mermaids, and Nereids Ondinas , which appear as mythological creatures in all liquid environments such as seas, rivers, freshwater streams, waterfalls and the clouds. Its appearance is variable according to their habitat.
The Nereids are those who rule the seas.
The Undines, the Greeks called Naiades found in lakes, and have a predominance of blue color and receptive energy.
Sirens are women-fish of great beauty and a beautiful voice.
Legend has it that in the past were humans, but were turned into fish by unknown powers.
The upper part of your body is a beautiful woman with skin like silk and tan and green or blue hair like algae. Its bottom is a fish with a tail and silvery-green scales.
Their shapes are similar to humans, with the same weight and height. Although the sirens usually live about 150 years.
Their diet is based on algae, plankton and small fish. To breathe underwater using their scales of fish, allowing them to spend several days under water without needing to surface. Males are
known as Triton. society of these beings is strongly patriarchal. Their villages are installed on cliffs and reefs. They are built with coral and seashells. They like to live in peace and harmony with their environment.
Sirens are very flirty and love to adorn their hair with coral and shells. They may go to the surface and lying on rocks to sing their songs.
The siren song is very sweet and melodious. Many sailors have been killed when listening to this song so evocative.
sirens Many sailors have been killed here are some videos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoTKjJo6UuM
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Congratulating Japanese
very different horses
the Pegasus
According to Greek mythology Pegasus was a horse magical winged son of Poseidon, god of the sea, and the Gorgon Medusa. This fantastic creature, quick and fast like the wind, was born from Medusa's neck after being beaten and killed by the hero Perseus, who cut off his head. Shortly after birth, the magic steed struck with a kick the soil of Mount Helicon and immediately began to flow a spring, later sacred to the Muses and is believed, is the source of poetic inspiration. All in vain to catch and tame the horse and it became the obsession of Bellerophon, prince of Corinth, who, on the advice of a soothsayer, spent a night in the temple of the goddess Athena. As he slept, the goddess appeared to him a golden bridle beside him, and she could easily catch and tame the winged horse. Since that time, Pegasus became a great help to the hero and accompanied him on his adventures against the Amazons and the Chimaera, multiplying their exploits. Bellerophon, however, was the victim of his own pride. When he managed to fly to the top of Mount Olympus to join the gods, the wise horse threw him, leaving Bellerophon wandered aimlessly, heartbroken and rejected by the immortals. Pegasus found shelter in barns and Olympic Zeus ordered him to bring him the thunder and lightning, the symbols of his power. Later the gods transformed into a constellation Pegasus. A winged horse Pegasus is a magical nature. This is an intelligent, loving and wild. A Pegasus is a very shy creature that can only be tamed by riders with a good heart. The Pegasos detect innately evil and who will not try tame them for evil. Legend has it that Perseus beheaded Medusa and Pegasus sprang from his neck. Shortly after birth, Pegasus struck the ground of Mount Helicon and his shot came a spring, which is considered the source of poetic inspiration.
Despite attempts to subdue the magical and swift horse, Bellerophon only got it after spending a night in the temple of the goddess Athena. It appeared to him in dreams and gave him a magic bridle to tame. Bellerophon tried to fly Pegasus to Mount Olympus to join the gods, but the horse broke down before getting Bellerophon. Zeus rewarded the horse giving accommodation in stables of Olympus and gave him the lightning and thunder as symbols of his power. Pegasus became over the years: star constellation which lies between the Pisces and Andromeda. The Pegasos that arise from the neck of a decapitated Medusa belong to a superior race called Great Pegaso Pegasus, they are stronger and it is larger. Leaders are usually hordes of Pegasos and can only be tamed by the noblest heroes. The Pegasos have the shape and size of an Arab horse and a huge feathered wings. Usually white, but are also known brown and there are rumors of black Pegasus. Regardless of color all Pegasos kind and noble beings.
The Unicorns
Unicorns are animals that look fantastic horses with a single horn on its forehead. This horn has magical powers, from purifying water by touching it, to bring good fortune or heal and prolong the life of a person. If someone cut off the horn, the unicorn would not dawn the following day. Are said to be solitary animals, very wise, represents purity, are slippery and lovers of beauty. They say that only those who are pure of heart can get to see them. They also tend to appear to maidens, who care for them. Many people do not know There are many types of Unicorns among us. They live in our imagination and our hearts, which will never die. There are unicorns with long beards and fetlocks, which are said to be the oldest and have been living for even a thousand years. They have a long horn and heavy and muscular neck and bowed by the horn. Although it can be as light as the wind. There are unicorns look exactly Arabian horses, with the exception of thin horn. They are desert unicorns, fast and tireless. Some of them have a hundred years or more, but retain their youthful appearance. Unicorns are rare even donkeys, who have ears longer than the horn, and his voice is softer that of a normal donkey. Not all unicorns are white, come in all colors. There are unicorns beaten by the West of the USA that have a strange friendship with golden eagles. When they lose a feather, drop them on the manes of the Unicorns, who are proud of these ornaments. Palomino Unicorns have a horn so much magic and 3 feet long. They can extend the life of man and heal their pain. There are also unicorns in the rainforests of South America
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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The origin of the Phoenix comes from the deserts of Libya and Ethiopia. Even so, its name comes from the Greek 'Phoinix "meaning red. He was considered a fabulous animal, a kind of demigod according to tradition, the phoenix is \u200b\u200bconsumed by the action of fire every 500 years, and a new, young phoenix arose from its ashes.
The Greeks gave the name of Phoenicoperus, ie red wings, a name that spread throughout Roman Europe and was subsequently adopted to describe the great flamenco by all scientists in the world. For the Greek people was a bird with its wings delicious scented odors, went to the altar the priest Heliopolis, where it caught fire with fire. The day after his death, appeared a small worm in the same place that transformed a day after a big bird adult.
The Phoenix is \u200b\u200ba huge bird in flames and orange-red plumage, like fire. It is a magical and wonderful has been portrayed in various mythologies. It is believed he was the only animal that resisted the temptation Eden, which made him an eternal being. This animal symbolizes different cultures to practically the same thing, immortality and resurrection. In Egypt it symbolized the star Sol, evening dies and is reborn in the morning. The phoenix was regarded by the Greeks and Egyptians as a demigod, and according to legend, this being consumed by his own flames every 500 years, later to be reborn from its ashes like a phoenix young and new.
Ave fabulous reborn from its ashes. It was a sun symbol
ar. Legendary bird that lived in Arabia. According to tradition, was consumed by the action of fire every 500 years, and a new, young emerged from the ashes. In Egyptian mythology, the phoenix represented the sun, at night dies and is reborn in the morning. early Christian tradition adopted the phoenix as symbol of both immortality and resurrection. He has been a relationship with the fire-bird of Native American mythology.
A Jewish tradition says that Choi was the only animal of Eden and I keep resisting the temptation of eternal life. The Egyptians changed a bit and gave this bird the name of Phoenix, a term that refers to their red color, considering it a fabulous animal, a kind of demigod, according to tradition, the phoenix is \u200b\u200bconsumed by action of its own fire every 500 years, and a new, young phoenix arose from its ashes. This myth was widely spread among the Greeks, who gave the name of Phoenicoperus, red wings meaning, a name that spread throughout Roman Europe. Under Roman rule, the early Christians, influenced by the Hellenistic cults, this unique creature made a living symbol of immortality and resurrection. In ancient Egyptian mythology, the phoenix represented the sun, which dies and is reborn evening morning. Another symbolism which gives the phoenix is \u200b\u200bhope, because hope is never to die in man.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
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FIRE BIRD IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
CHARLES DARWIN
The most important evolutionary scientist of the nineteenth century was Charles Darwin (1809-1882). Students from the universities of Edinburgh and Cambridge in England, completed his theological studies at the age of 22 years. Prepared for Protestant minister of the Church, however, Darwin's greatest interest was in the natural world.
In 1831 he joined, as a naturalist, the crew of the British Navy ship HMS Beagle, which would conduct a mapping expedition around the world for 5 years. This trip was essential to the thinking of Charles Darwin. In the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean off South America, was impressed by the species of animals he saw and, above all, by the subtle differences between birds of the islands. From these observations, Darwin realized that these differences could be connected with the fact that the species lived in a different environment with different food. At that time Darwin began to outline his ideas about evolution.
Darwin understood that any population of individuals is slightly different from each other. Variations between individuals makes each one has different abilities to adapt to the environment, successfully reproduce and pass on their traits to their offspring. Over generations, the traits of individuals best adapted to natural conditions become more common and the population evolves. Darwin called this process "descent with modification." Similarly, nature selects the species best adapted to survive and reproduce. This process is called natural selection.
Darwin's thinking was also strongly influenced by the ideas of Thomas Malthus, who wrote that the human population tended to grow exponentially and so to finish the food resources available. This causes a crisis that leads individuals to compete against each other for survival. Darwin believed that variations in heritable traits of individuals made them more or less able to face competition for resources.
Over 20 years later that began to develop his ideas about evolution, Darwin published his theory in his book The Origin of Species (1859). Its publication caused great controversy and is opposed by religious thinkers because he missed the creationist theory land and moved him from the center of creation. This book convinced scientists and the educated public that living things change over time.
The Origin of Species (1859)
The theory of evolution that Darwin had postulated an enormous impact on European thought in the second half of the nineteenth century. The main arguments of the Origin of Species, published in 1859 are:
1. Biological types or species are not fixed or static existence but are constantly changing.
2. Life appears as a constant struggle for existence and survival.
3. The struggle for survival causes the less fit organisms to a specific environment disappear and let the best adapted to reproduce, this process is called natural selection. "
4. Natural selection, development and evolution require an enormous amount of time, so long that a human life you can not see these phenomena.
5. Genetic variations that cause increased chances of survival are random and are not caused either by God (such as religious thought) or the tendency for organisms to seek perfection (as proposed by Lamarck).
addition to this book, Darwin wrote two more: Variations on domesticated plants and animals (1868) and The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex (1871).
Charles Darwin's work laid the foundations of modern evolutionary biology. And although it is now known that species have evolved over time is not yet clear how this has happened.
In 1831 he joined, as a naturalist, the crew of the British Navy ship HMS Beagle, which would conduct a mapping expedition around the world for 5 years. This trip was essential to the thinking of Charles Darwin. In the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean off South America, was impressed by the species of animals he saw and, above all, by the subtle differences between birds of the islands. From these observations, Darwin realized that these differences could be connected with the fact that the species lived in a different environment with different food. At that time Darwin began to outline his ideas about evolution.
Darwin understood that any population of individuals is slightly different from each other. Variations between individuals makes each one has different abilities to adapt to the environment, successfully reproduce and pass on their traits to their offspring. Over generations, the traits of individuals best adapted to natural conditions become more common and the population evolves. Darwin called this process "descent with modification." Similarly, nature selects the species best adapted to survive and reproduce. This process is called natural selection.
Darwin's thinking was also strongly influenced by the ideas of Thomas Malthus, who wrote that the human population tended to grow exponentially and so to finish the food resources available. This causes a crisis that leads individuals to compete against each other for survival. Darwin believed that variations in heritable traits of individuals made them more or less able to face competition for resources.
Over 20 years later that began to develop his ideas about evolution, Darwin published his theory in his book The Origin of Species (1859). Its publication caused great controversy and is opposed by religious thinkers because he missed the creationist theory land and moved him from the center of creation. This book convinced scientists and the educated public that living things change over time.
The Origin of Species (1859)
The theory of evolution that Darwin had postulated an enormous impact on European thought in the second half of the nineteenth century. The main arguments of the Origin of Species, published in 1859 are:
1. Biological types or species are not fixed or static existence but are constantly changing.
2. Life appears as a constant struggle for existence and survival.
3. The struggle for survival causes the less fit organisms to a specific environment disappear and let the best adapted to reproduce, this process is called natural selection. "
4. Natural selection, development and evolution require an enormous amount of time, so long that a human life you can not see these phenomena.
5. Genetic variations that cause increased chances of survival are random and are not caused either by God (such as religious thought) or the tendency for organisms to seek perfection (as proposed by Lamarck).
addition to this book, Darwin wrote two more: Variations on domesticated plants and animals (1868) and The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex (1871).
Charles Darwin's work laid the foundations of modern evolutionary biology. And although it is now known that species have evolved over time is not yet clear how this has happened.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
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ALBERT EINSTEIN "an alien? LEGEND
ALBER EINSTEIN
Albert Einstein was exhausted. For the third consecutive night, his baby son Hans, crying, kept the household awake until dawn. When Albert finally dozed off ... was time to get up and go to work. We could not miss any days. Needed the job to support his young family.
Walking briskly to the Patent Office where he was a "Technical Expert, Third Class," Albert was concerned for her mother. It was getting old and fragile, and their relations were strained with her: he did not approve his marriage to Mileva. Albert looked at a shop window for passing. Her hair was a mess, he had forgotten to comb it vez.Trabajo. Family. Survive until the end of the month. Albert felt all the pressure that any young father and husband.
To relax, he revolutionized physics.
Right: Young Albert Einstein at the patent office.
In 1905, at the age of 26 and four years before getting a job as professor of physics, Einstein published five of the most important articles in the history of science-all written in his "spare time." He proved that atoms and molecules existed. Before 1905, scientists were not sure about it. He argued that light came in little bits (later called "photons") and thus laid the foundation of mechanics quantum. Einstein described his theory of special relativity: space and time were threads in a common fabric, he proposed, which could be bent, stretched and twisted.
Ahh, by the way, E = mc2.
Before Einstein, the last scientist who had a creative outburst was Sir Isaac Newton. This happened in 1666 when Newton retreated to his mother's farm to prevent an outbreak of plague in Cambridge. With nothing better to do, he developed his Theory of Universal Gravitation.
For centuries historians called 1666 the annus mirabilis of Newton, or "miracle year." Now those words have a different meaning: Einstein and 1905. The United Nations has declared 2005 "The World Year of Physics" to celebrate the centenary of Einstein's annus mirabilis. (Nobel Prize winners and other eminent scientists will meet with the public next month to discuss the work of Einstein.
modern popular culture paints Einstein as a súperpensador messy hair. His ideas, they say, were probably well ahead of other scientists. He must have come from another planet, maybe the same one Newton grew up.
"Einstein was not alien," laughs Peter Galison, a physicist and historian of science at the University of Harvard. " He was a man of his time. " All Articles of 1905 unraveled problems were being studied, with mixed success, by other scientists. If Einstein had not been born, [those papers] would have been written in one form or another, over time, by others, "Galison believes .
Súperpensador of tousled hair "? "Common man? Or both?
What is striking about 1905 is that a single person authored all five papers, plus the original, irreverent way Einstein came to his conclusions.
For example: the photoelectric effect. This was a mystery in early 1900. Cu 'm
light hits a metal, such as zinc, electrons fly off. This can happen only if the light comes in little packets concentrated enough to knock an electron free him. A separate wave would not do the trick photoelectric.
The solution seems simple, light is composed of particles. Of course, this is the solution Einstein proposed in 1905 and for which he won the Nobel Prize in 1921. Other physicists like Max Planck (working on a related problem: black body radiation), more senior and experienced than Einstein, were closing in on the answer, but Einstein got there first. Why?
is a question of authority.
"In the days of Einstein, if you tried to say that light was made of particles, you found yourself disagreeing with physicist James Clerk Maxwell. Nobody wanted to do that, "says Galison. The Maxwell equations were enormously successful, unifying the physics of electricity, magnetism and optics. Maxwell had proved beyond any doubt that light was an electromagnetic wave. Maxwell was a figure authority.
Einstein did not give a fig for authority. He did not resist being told what he had to do, not much, but hated being told what was true. Even as a child he was constantly doubting and questioning . 'Your mere presence here undermines respect class for me, "spat his seventh grade teacher, Dr. Joseph Degenhart. (Degenhart also predicted that Einstein" would never get anywhere in life "). This character flaw was to be a key ingredient in Einstein's discoveries.
Right: Einstein High School Diploma. Contrary to popular legend, Albert did well in school.
"In 1905," says Galison, "Einstein had just received his Ph.D. in physics. He was not beholden to any supervisor or other authority figure. "Consequently, his mind was free to roam.
In retrospect, Maxwell was right. The light is a wave. But so was Einstein. The Light is a particle. This bizarre duality baffles Physics I students today, like Einstein in 1905. How can light be both? Einstein had no idea.
That did not stop him. Without thinking twice, Einstein adopted the intuitive leap as a basic tool. "I believe in intuition and inspiration," he wrote in 1931. "Sometimes I feel like I am right while not knowing the reason."
Although Einstein's five papers were published in a single year, he was thinking about physics, deeply, since childhood. "Science was the topic of conversation at a dinner at Einstein's house," says Galison. Einstein's father Hermann and uncle Jakob ran a German company making such things as dynamos, arc lamps, light bulbs and telephones. This was the latest technology at the beginning of the century, "as it would be today a Silicon Valley company," says Galison. "Albert's interest in science and technology came naturally."
Below: The family of Einstein: Albert and his sister Maja (below left), his father Hermann (above), and his mother Pauline (bottom right).
Einstein's parents sometimes took Albert to parties. No babysitter was required: Albert sat on the couch, totally absorbed, solving math problems in silence, while others danced around him. Pencil and paper were Albert's Game Boy!
Einstein had an amazing ability to concentrate. His sister, Maja, recalled "... even when there was much noise, he could lie down on the couch, grab a pen and paper, precariously balance an inkwell on the backrest and engross himself in a problem as the background noise stimulated rather than disturbed him. "
Einstein was clearly intelligent, but not excessively more than their peers. "I have no special talents," he said, "I am passionately curious, nothing more." And again: "The contrast between the valuation popular of my abilities and the reality is simply grotesque. "Einstein credited his discoveries to imagination and pesky questioning more than conventional intelligence.
Later in his life, as recalled, he struggled mightily to produce a unified theory of field, combining gravity with other forces of nature. Failed. Einstein's brainpower was not limitless.
Neither was Einstein's brain. It was removed without permission by Dr. Thomas Harvey in 1955, when Einstein died. Probably expected to find something extraordinary. Einstein's mother Pauline had famously worried that baby Einstein's head was lopsided. (Grandmother Einstein had another opinion: "Too fat!"). But Einstein's brain was like any other, gray, wrinkled, and, if anything, slightly smaller than normal.
are recent and few detailed studies of Einstein's brain. In 1985, for instance, Prof. Marian Diamond of UC Berkeley, reported a number of glial cells (which nourish neurons) of superior quality in areas of the left hemisphere responsible for checking math skills. In 1999, neuroscientist Sandra Witelson reported that Einstein's inferior parietal lobe, an area related to mathematical reasoning, was 15% wider than normal. Also found Slyvian crack, a groove that normally extends from the front of the brain to the back, not walked all the way in the case of Einstein. Would this have allowed greater connectivity between different parts of Einstein's brain?
Nobody knows.
Not knowing makes some researchers feel uncomfortable. It exhilarated Einstein: "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious" he said. "This is the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true science."
is the fundamental emotion that Einstein felt, walking to work, awake with the baby, sitting at the table during dinner. The unknown spell expired from exhaustion, every day.
Walking briskly to the Patent Office where he was a "Technical Expert, Third Class," Albert was concerned for her mother. It was getting old and fragile, and their relations were strained with her: he did not approve his marriage to Mileva. Albert looked at a shop window for passing. Her hair was a mess, he had forgotten to comb it vez.Trabajo. Family. Survive until the end of the month. Albert felt all the pressure that any young father and husband.
To relax, he revolutionized physics.
Right: Young Albert Einstein at the patent office.
In 1905, at the age of 26 and four years before getting a job as professor of physics, Einstein published five of the most important articles in the history of science-all written in his "spare time." He proved that atoms and molecules existed. Before 1905, scientists were not sure about it. He argued that light came in little bits (later called "photons") and thus laid the foundation of mechanics quantum. Einstein described his theory of special relativity: space and time were threads in a common fabric, he proposed, which could be bent, stretched and twisted.
Ahh, by the way, E = mc2.
Before Einstein, the last scientist who had a creative outburst was Sir Isaac Newton. This happened in 1666 when Newton retreated to his mother's farm to prevent an outbreak of plague in Cambridge. With nothing better to do, he developed his Theory of Universal Gravitation.
For centuries historians called 1666 the annus mirabilis of Newton, or "miracle year." Now those words have a different meaning: Einstein and 1905. The United Nations has declared 2005 "The World Year of Physics" to celebrate the centenary of Einstein's annus mirabilis. (Nobel Prize winners and other eminent scientists will meet with the public next month to discuss the work of Einstein.
modern popular culture paints Einstein as a súperpensador messy hair. His ideas, they say, were probably well ahead of other scientists. He must have come from another planet, maybe the same one Newton grew up.
"Einstein was not alien," laughs Peter Galison, a physicist and historian of science at the University of Harvard. " He was a man of his time. " All Articles of 1905 unraveled problems were being studied, with mixed success, by other scientists. If Einstein had not been born, [those papers] would have been written in one form or another, over time, by others, "Galison believes .
Súperpensador of tousled hair "? "Common man? Or both?
What is striking about 1905 is that a single person authored all five papers, plus the original, irreverent way Einstein came to his conclusions.
For example: the photoelectric effect. This was a mystery in early 1900. Cu 'm
light hits a metal, such as zinc, electrons fly off. This can happen only if the light comes in little packets concentrated enough to knock an electron free him. A separate wave would not do the trick photoelectric. The solution seems simple, light is composed of particles. Of course, this is the solution Einstein proposed in 1905 and for which he won the Nobel Prize in 1921. Other physicists like Max Planck (working on a related problem: black body radiation), more senior and experienced than Einstein, were closing in on the answer, but Einstein got there first. Why?
is a question of authority.
"In the days of Einstein, if you tried to say that light was made of particles, you found yourself disagreeing with physicist James Clerk Maxwell. Nobody wanted to do that, "says Galison. The Maxwell equations were enormously successful, unifying the physics of electricity, magnetism and optics. Maxwell had proved beyond any doubt that light was an electromagnetic wave. Maxwell was a figure authority.
Einstein did not give a fig for authority. He did not resist being told what he had to do, not much, but hated being told what was true. Even as a child he was constantly doubting and questioning . 'Your mere presence here undermines respect class for me, "spat his seventh grade teacher, Dr. Joseph Degenhart. (Degenhart also predicted that Einstein" would never get anywhere in life "). This character flaw was to be a key ingredient in Einstein's discoveries.
Right: Einstein High School Diploma. Contrary to popular legend, Albert did well in school.
"In 1905," says Galison, "Einstein had just received his Ph.D. in physics. He was not beholden to any supervisor or other authority figure. "Consequently, his mind was free to roam.
In retrospect, Maxwell was right. The light is a wave. But so was Einstein. The Light is a particle. This bizarre duality baffles Physics I students today, like Einstein in 1905. How can light be both? Einstein had no idea.
That did not stop him. Without thinking twice, Einstein adopted the intuitive leap as a basic tool. "I believe in intuition and inspiration," he wrote in 1931. "Sometimes I feel like I am right while not knowing the reason."
Although Einstein's five papers were published in a single year, he was thinking about physics, deeply, since childhood. "Science was the topic of conversation at a dinner at Einstein's house," says Galison. Einstein's father Hermann and uncle Jakob ran a German company making such things as dynamos, arc lamps, light bulbs and telephones. This was the latest technology at the beginning of the century, "as it would be today a Silicon Valley company," says Galison. "Albert's interest in science and technology came naturally."
Below: The family of Einstein: Albert and his sister Maja (below left), his father Hermann (above), and his mother Pauline (bottom right).
Einstein's parents sometimes took Albert to parties. No babysitter was required: Albert sat on the couch, totally absorbed, solving math problems in silence, while others danced around him. Pencil and paper were Albert's Game Boy!
Einstein had an amazing ability to concentrate. His sister, Maja, recalled "... even when there was much noise, he could lie down on the couch, grab a pen and paper, precariously balance an inkwell on the backrest and engross himself in a problem as the background noise stimulated rather than disturbed him. "
Einstein was clearly intelligent, but not excessively more than their peers. "I have no special talents," he said, "I am passionately curious, nothing more." And again: "The contrast between the valuation popular of my abilities and the reality is simply grotesque. "Einstein credited his discoveries to imagination and pesky questioning more than conventional intelligence.
Later in his life, as recalled, he struggled mightily to produce a unified theory of field, combining gravity with other forces of nature. Failed. Einstein's brainpower was not limitless.
Neither was Einstein's brain. It was removed without permission by Dr. Thomas Harvey in 1955, when Einstein died. Probably expected to find something extraordinary. Einstein's mother Pauline had famously worried that baby Einstein's head was lopsided. (Grandmother Einstein had another opinion: "Too fat!"). But Einstein's brain was like any other, gray, wrinkled, and, if anything, slightly smaller than normal.
are recent and few detailed studies of Einstein's brain. In 1985, for instance, Prof. Marian Diamond of UC Berkeley, reported a number of glial cells (which nourish neurons) of superior quality in areas of the left hemisphere responsible for checking math skills. In 1999, neuroscientist Sandra Witelson reported that Einstein's inferior parietal lobe, an area related to mathematical reasoning, was 15% wider than normal. Also found Slyvian crack, a groove that normally extends from the front of the brain to the back, not walked all the way in the case of Einstein. Would this have allowed greater connectivity between different parts of Einstein's brain?
Nobody knows.
Not knowing makes some researchers feel uncomfortable. It exhilarated Einstein: "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious" he said. "This is the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true science."
is the fundamental emotion that Einstein felt, walking to work, awake with the baby, sitting at the table during dinner. The unknown spell expired from exhaustion, every day.
Pharmacceutical Calculation
most renowned
the legend of El Dorado
fabulous place sought by explorers in the sixteenth century.
The origin of the myth of El Dorado, the most famous of those who encouraged the exploration and conquest of the Americas, dating back to 1534, when an Indian from the territory that is now revealed to the English Colombia one of the chief's ritual ceremonies Guatavita, which was to awaken the greed of soldiers and adventurers. Covered
naked body with gold dust that clung to his skin by a tincture of turpentine, the chief, to his people, was shipped only in Lake Guatavita; to reach the point where they passed two strings stretched perpendicularly from shore to shore, bathed and threw the water in honor of divinity valuable offerings consisting of pieces of gold and emeralds. Tribute equally surrendered his subjects.
Based on a true fact, as has been demonstrated by studying the habits of the Chibcha Indian legend of the gold was reported by the conquerors, swept through northern South America, down to Peru, and from there, some years later, the Rio de la Plata, but was quick to assimilate new and fabulous elements that completely distorted. Myth concluded
not unrelated to the chief gold, and was called El Dorado gold and diamond regions in different parts of America, absolutely imaginary, which is believed emporium of riches untold.
In search of El Dorado came out many expeditions, so that in 1538, and within a week concidieron in desolate areas and the three who led Guatavita Belalcázar Federmann and Jimenez de Quesada, from Peru, Venezuela and Santa Marta , respectively. Sir Walter Raleigh
stands out among the foreigners who dazzled the famous legend, and who came to America in pursuit of a chimera in Europe had also fervent propagandists.
The origin of the myth of El Dorado, the most famous of those who encouraged the exploration and conquest of the Americas, dating back to 1534, when an Indian from the territory that is now revealed to the English Colombia one of the chief's ritual ceremonies Guatavita, which was to awaken the greed of soldiers and adventurers. Covered
naked body with gold dust that clung to his skin by a tincture of turpentine, the chief, to his people, was shipped only in Lake Guatavita; to reach the point where they passed two strings stretched perpendicularly from shore to shore, bathed and threw the water in honor of divinity valuable offerings consisting of pieces of gold and emeralds. Tribute equally surrendered his subjects.
Based on a true fact, as has been demonstrated by studying the habits of the Chibcha Indian legend of the gold was reported by the conquerors, swept through northern South America, down to Peru, and from there, some years later, the Rio de la Plata, but was quick to assimilate new and fabulous elements that completely distorted. Myth concluded
not unrelated to the chief gold, and was called El Dorado gold and diamond regions in different parts of America, absolutely imaginary, which is believed emporium of riches untold.
In search of El Dorado came out many expeditions, so that in 1538, and within a week concidieron in desolate areas and the three who led Guatavita Belalcázar Federmann and Jimenez de Quesada, from Peru, Venezuela and Santa Marta , respectively. Sir Walter Raleigh
stands out among the foreigners who dazzled the famous legend, and who came to America in pursuit of a chimera in Europe had also fervent propagandists.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
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The Plagiarism Checker - See who copy your educational material on the network, which students copy, etc ...
Today I present in these parts bloggers The Copiarism Checker who used to copy a text search (which enter into the tool) ... any easier to find those that we copied (or copied, in the case of our students). The Copiarism Checker used internally calls for Google searches.
Then leave a video of how it works:
Today I present in these parts bloggers The Copiarism Checker who used to copy a text search (which enter into the tool) ... any easier to find those that we copied (or copied, in the case of our students). The Copiarism Checker used internally calls for Google searches.
Then leave a video of how it works:
Monday, January 19, 2009
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Some queries on the database greenhouse
Customers whose name is 'Alfonso'.
Solution:
SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS WHERE NAME = 'Alfonso'
customers whose name begins with 'A'.
Solution:
SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS WHERE NAME LIKE 'A *'
Customers
sorted by last name.
Solution:
SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS ORDER BY SURNAME
Name of customers who are delinquent.
Solution:
SELECT Name, Surname FROM WHERE PAYING CUSTOMERS = True 
Customers whose name is 'Alfonso'.
Solution:
SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS WHERE NAME = 'Alfonso'
customers whose name begins with 'A'.
Solution:
SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS WHERE NAME LIKE 'A *'
Customers
sorted by last name.
Solution:
SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS ORDER BY SURNAME
Name of customers who are delinquent.
Solution:
SELECT Name, Surname FROM WHERE PAYING CUSTOMERS = True
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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Student 2.0 How we will assess the subject
I leave here the method of evaluation of the course: 50%
Test Questions (1 Mal subtract 1 Properties) - repeat 20% of the works of EpsoVirtual .
20% A Access database
EpsoVirtual 30% exercises and your Blog
The sum of the three parties has to give 5.00.
We give a second chance a week later. Animo
and study!
Michael and Marco. 
I leave here the method of evaluation of the course: 50%
Test Questions (1 Mal subtract 1 Properties) - repeat 20% of the works of EpsoVirtual .
20% A Access database
EpsoVirtual 30% exercises and your Blog
The sum of the three parties has to give 5.00.
We give a second chance a week later. Animo
and study!
Michael and Marco.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
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Hieroglyphs
THE MAYA AND hieroglyphics
BRIEF HISTORY
The Maya people are a homogenous group that has occupied almost always the same territory for thousands of years. These people speak a language so similar thirty 
Hieroglyphs
Numerous features distinguish the Mayan cultures of ancient Mesoamerica, but one that has attracted explorers, scholars, and enthusiasts for centuries has been the Maya hieroglyphic writing. The style of calligraphy and the complexity of the illustrations in the writing of the Maya hieroglyphs are like no other writing system.
Although it has advanced rapidly in recent decades in the decipherment of Maya hieroglyphs, different opinions about whether Maya writing was a simple number of words with a drawing or a sophisticated phonetic system and overwhelming deciphering for years. Actually, it was only a mid-twentieth century following a breakthrough by Tatiana Mayanist Proskouriakoff which entry (or experts in hieroglyphics) were finally able to agree in the Maya Hieroglyphic Writing was a fully functional system based on phonetic signs.
Although our system is also based on phonetic signs, compared with Scripture Maya seems much simpler. All our words are formed by various combinations of only 26 signs that lists all the letters that we call the alphabet. By contrast, all Maya words are formed by various combinations of about 800 signs, each sign represents a syllable, and that list of signs is called a syllabary, not alphabetically. Twenty-six signs versus one hundred
signs? Sound impossible? Not really. As can be seen in the Spelling down, while a sign of our alphabet may represent only one sound, Maya writers can select from many different signs to represent a sound. For example, there are at least five different signs to represent the syllable ba Maya. Please note that the Spelling includes only about 100 of the 800 possibilities.
presented in the syllabary, the signs are formed by combining a consonant in particular with one of the five vowels a, e, i, o, u. If a writer Maya wants to describe the act of "writing" (or tz'ib 'in Maya) the writer may select from a number of signs to make the sound.
Although it has advanced rapidly in recent decades in the decipherment of Maya hieroglyphs, different opinions about whether Maya writing was a simple number of words with a drawing or a sophisticated phonetic system and overwhelming deciphering for years. Actually, it was only a mid-twentieth century following a breakthrough by Tatiana Mayanist Proskouriakoff which entry (or experts in hieroglyphics) were finally able to agree in the Maya Hieroglyphic Writing was a fully functional system based on phonetic signs.
Although our system is also based on phonetic signs, compared with Scripture Maya seems much simpler. All our words are formed by various combinations of only 26 signs that lists all the letters that we call the alphabet. By contrast, all Maya words are formed by various combinations of about 800 signs, each sign represents a syllable, and that list of signs is called a syllabary, not alphabetically. Twenty-six signs versus one hundred
signs? Sound impossible? Not really. As can be seen in the Spelling down, while a sign of our alphabet may represent only one sound, Maya writers can select from many different signs to represent a sound. For example, there are at least five different signs to represent the syllable ba Maya. Please note that the Spelling includes only about 100 of the 800 possibilities.
presented in the syllabary, the signs are formed by combining a consonant in particular with one of the five vowels a, e, i, o, u. If a writer Maya wants to describe the act of "writing" (or tz'ib 'in Maya) the writer may select from a number of signs to make the sound.
Monday, January 5, 2009
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Decoding MORE DIFFICULT TO THEORIES OF ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE AND LIFE
Although there are thousands of theories none of them will be one hundred percent right nobody knows how step is so frustrating that one comes to think that religious theory is the most accurate because it is the only one that explains everything from scratch and do not know if it is correct
Many believe that the universe is an entity that has no beginning or end. It has no beginning because did not start with a bang or collapse, in the distant future, to be reborn. The theory opposes the idea of \u200b\u200ban evolutionary universe is known as "steady state theory" or "continuous creation" and born in the early twentieth century.
The proponent of this idea was the English astronomer Edward Milne and she said, the data collected by observing an object located millions of light years, must be identical to those obtained in
BSERVING or the Milky Way from the same distance. Milne named his thesis "cosmological principle." In 1948 astronomers
Herman Bondi, Thomas Gold and Fred Hoyle took up this idea and added new concepts. This marked the "perfect cosmological principle" as an alternative for those who reject outright the Big Bang theory.
This principle establishes, first, that the universe has no origin or end, as the interstellar matter has always existed. Second, it argues that the general appearance of the universe, is identical not only in space but also in time.
Our universe would be the latest of many that emerged in the past, after his
cessive explosions and contractions (beats).
The time when the universe collapses on itself attracted by its own gravity is known as "Big Crunch" in the scientific environment. The Big Crunch would mark the end of our universe and the birth of a new one, after the subsequent Big Bang that formed.
If this theory were to have full support, the Big Crunch would happen in about 150 billion years. If we refer to calendar Sagan, this would be within about 10 years from December 31
Although there are thousands of theories none of them will be one hundred percent right nobody knows how step is so frustrating that one comes to think that religious theory is the most accurate because it is the only one that explains everything from scratch and do not know if it is correct
The big bang theory
assumes that makes between 12,000 and 15,000 million years ago, all matter in the universe was concentrated 
in a remarkably small space, and exploded. Matter driven out with great energy in all direcciones.Los shocks and a disorder caused matter clumps together and concentrated more in some parts of space, and the first stars formed and the first galaxies. Since then, the universe continues in constant movement and evolution. This theory is based on observations is mathematically rigorous and correct from an instant after the explosion, but no explanation for the zero time origin of the universe, called "singularity."
in a remarkably small space, and exploded. Matter driven out with great energy in all direcciones.Los shocks and a disorder caused matter clumps together and concentrated more in some parts of space, and the first stars formed and the first galaxies. Since then, the universe continues in constant movement and evolution. This theory is based on observations is mathematically rigorous and correct from an instant after the explosion, but no explanation for the zero time origin of the universe, called "singularity." tries to explain the first moments of the universe. It is based on stud ios 
on very strong gravitational fields, like those near a hole negro.Supone a single force split into the four we now know, Universo.El source to produce initial thrust lasted for a while virtually nil, but it was so violent that, despite the pull of gravity slows the galaxies, the universe still crece.No can imagine the Big Bang, the explosion at a point of matter in a vacuum, because at this point focused all matter, energy, space and time. There was no "outside" or "before." Space and time are also expanding with the Universe.
on very strong gravitational fields, like those near a hole negro.Supone a single force split into the four we now know, Universo.El source to produce initial thrust lasted for a while virtually nil, but it was so violent that, despite the pull of gravity slows the galaxies, the universe still crece.No can imagine the Big Bang, the explosion at a point of matter in a vacuum, because at this point focused all matter, energy, space and time. There was no "outside" or "before." Space and time are also expanding with the Universe. The Theory of Steady State
Many believe that the universe is an entity that has no beginning or end. It has no beginning because did not start with a bang or collapse, in the distant future, to be reborn. The theory opposes the idea of \u200b\u200ban evolutionary universe is known as "steady state theory" or "continuous creation" and born in the early twentieth century.
The proponent of this idea was the English astronomer Edward Milne and she said, the data collected by observing an object located millions of light years, must be identical to those obtained in
BSERVING or the Milky Way from the same distance. Milne named his thesis "cosmological principle." In 1948 astronomers Herman Bondi, Thomas Gold and Fred Hoyle took up this idea and added new concepts. This marked the "perfect cosmological principle" as an alternative for those who reject outright the Big Bang theory.
This principle establishes, first, that the universe has no origin or end, as the interstellar matter has always existed. Second, it argues that the general appearance of the universe, is identical not only in space but also in time.
The Pulsating Universe Theory
Our universe would be the latest of many that emerged in the past, after his
cessive explosions and contractions (beats). The time when the universe collapses on itself attracted by its own gravity is known as "Big Crunch" in the scientific environment. The Big Crunch would mark the end of our universe and the birth of a new one, after the subsequent Big Bang that formed.
If this theory were to have full support, the Big Crunch would happen in about 150 billion years. If we refer to calendar Sagan, this would be within about 10 years from December 31
Religious Theory
The theory of the origin of the universe is called "The Creation", this we tells of a supreme power called God, this have created everything around us (the flora and fauna, the universe), in only 6 days, first creating the water, light etc ... Although a bit fantastic and it's hard to believe, there are many people on the planet who believes in God and in this theory, based on religious faith
Sunday, January 4, 2009
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MERRY CHRISTMAS !!!!!!! THESEUS
Roman and Christian background of the history of Christmas
The new year was a matter of religious celebrations in the Mesopotamian tradition. So 4000 years before the Mesopotamians celebrated it processions to temples.
The Christmas story seems to be the first record in the years 320-353 linked to the celebration of the birth of Christ through Christian communities. Before the Romans also held their celebrations on 17 to December 23, in a few days holidays on which the art of cooking had a significant role and December 25 was the pagan celebration of the exaltation of the Sun Although it is believed that Jesus was born more towards the spring - and about five years ahead of our time fixing counted. But the early Christians chose the date to coincide with the pagan Sun holiday
From the late IV, Christianity began to celebrate the tradition of Christmas on December 25. Pope Julius I fixed the date of December 25, the day close to many of the winter solstice holiday celebrated in antiquity. It should be understood that it is the combination of inherited traditions and customs. The customs, myths and legends have been added after over the centuries from many different countries, up to the current celebration of Christmas.
The date of birth of Jesus and Christmas
In the year 540, a monk Dionysius error "Exiguus" in the calculation of the dates, led to the establishment of a wrong date in the birth of Jesus set on the night of 24 to 25 December. The error could be even in the year. It is believed that Jesus was born between four and six years before the beginning of the Christian era during the reign of Herod.
The theme of the dates are controversial. While the church attempted to verify the actual time of the birth of Christ and all fuediscutido in the second century (with other issues such as the date of Easter, the commemoration of the death and resurrection of Christ), the Scriptures say that death alone fueen Christ's Passover. This precision
adds the complexity arising in the computations of calendars Jewish, Greek, and Latin. There are reports of some Christians originally celebrated the birth of Christ in March or April.
But in the end a consensus was reached to hold the conception of Christ on March 25, the same as the feast of the Resurrection, and therefore the date when the angel appeared to Mary. However, according to the ancient Jews and early Christians, life begins at conception. If this is true and Christ was conceived on March 25, nine months later, he was born, ie on 25 December.
History of Christmas and Santa
The figure of Santa Claus (Santa Claus, Sinterklaas and Pere Noel, by country) - seems to be inspired in the life of the Bishop of Myra - now Turkey, known today as St. Nicholas, whose immense popularity for his kindness and generosity to the poor provision for the establishment of a myth for Christmas.
THE LEGEND OF THE NVIDIA
Roman and Christian background of the history of Christmas
The new year was a matter of religious celebrations in the Mesopotamian tradition. So 4000 years before the Mesopotamians celebrated it processions to temples.
The Christmas story seems to be the first record in the years 320-353 linked to the celebration of the birth of Christ through Christian communities. Before the Romans also held their celebrations on 17 to December 23, in a few days holidays on which the art of cooking had a significant role and December 25 was the pagan celebration of the exaltation of the Sun Although it is believed that Jesus was born more towards the spring - and about five years ahead of our time fixing counted. But the early Christians chose the date to coincide with the pagan Sun holiday
From the late IV, Christianity began to celebrate the tradition of Christmas on December 25. Pope Julius I fixed the date of December 25, the day close to many of the winter solstice holiday celebrated in antiquity. It should be understood that it is the combination of inherited traditions and customs. The customs, myths and legends have been added after over the centuries from many different countries, up to the current celebration of Christmas.
The date of birth of Jesus and Christmas
In the year 540, a monk Dionysius error "Exiguus" in the calculation of the dates, led to the establishment of a wrong date in the birth of Jesus set on the night of 24 to 25 December. The error could be even in the year. It is believed that Jesus was born between four and six years before the beginning of the Christian era during the reign of Herod.
The theme of the dates are controversial. While the church attempted to verify the actual time of the birth of Christ and all fuediscutido in the second century (with other issues such as the date of Easter, the commemoration of the death and resurrection of Christ), the Scriptures say that death alone fueen Christ's Passover. This precision
adds the complexity arising in the computations of calendars Jewish, Greek, and Latin. There are reports of some Christians originally celebrated the birth of Christ in March or April.
But in the end a consensus was reached to hold the conception of Christ on March 25, the same as the feast of the Resurrection, and therefore the date when the angel appeared to Mary. However, according to the ancient Jews and early Christians, life begins at conception. If this is true and Christ was conceived on March 25, nine months later, he was born, ie on 25 December.
History of Christmas and Santa
The figure of Santa Claus (Santa Claus, Sinterklaas and Pere Noel, by country) - seems to be inspired in the life of the Bishop of Myra - now Turkey, known today as St. Nicholas, whose immense popularity for his kindness and generosity to the poor provision for the establishment of a myth for Christmas.
find more details on this page http://www.euroresidentes.com/navidad/navidades/historia-de-la-navidad.htm
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