Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Ham Power Supply No Fan
romantic
Bonito video
St. Petersburg, made of beautiful pictures with pleasant music
Friday, December 17, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Skin Colored Bumps On Body
Bad Times
drought times for the blog, oddly enough, good times to write things that are not published. 
drought times for the blog, oddly enough, good times to write things that are not published.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
Rhymes For Halloween Invitation
Dementia
"get to the point of stating that it was madness to think that art and science created a following his own will, for the state of inspiration that this is not possible, he said, that comes from within, but is the work of some higher principle outside of us. "
Der Sandmann, ETA Hoffmann. 
"get to the point of stating that it was madness to think that art and science created a following his own will, for the state of inspiration that this is not possible, he said, that comes from within, but is the work of some higher principle outside of us. "
Der Sandmann, ETA Hoffmann.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Play Simpson Hit And Run Online
causing some reading New Weekly Update Current Jukebox.
And this week, our jukebox particular we recommend:
http://thecurrentjukebox.blogspot.com/2010/11/y-esta-semana-bohemian-rhapsody.html 
And this week, our jukebox particular we recommend:
http://thecurrentjukebox.blogspot.com/2010/11/y-esta-semana-bohemian-rhapsody.html
Richmond Va Gay Sauna
The Communist Manifesto 2010 (Photos)
Photos of the work we're putting into scene every Sunday of November at 18 pm sharp in Yatay 334.
morenacanterojrs@gmail.com 
Photos of the work we're putting into scene every Sunday of November at 18 pm sharp in Yatay 334.
morenacanterojrs@gmail.com
Sunday, November 14, 2010
3 Year Old Costume Party Invitation Wording
Without words.
The best love to land is probably the strict criticism of her. And I, without loving, most patriotic probably (inadvertently) the who cling fiercely to flags and chants of the past. In the final analysis, we only make this a better place, however impossible that is. I have attached to the land, but not to the nation. The nation is like the wise men, like the tooth fairy, the bogeyman, the bogeyman, finally, a mime, a scam to get a goal. In the case of children the illusion lies or fear of children to behave better (although nowadays to be good capitalists like god), in the case of the nation ... in short, that's more complex.
Feeling like you should go to this anonymous text I've seen in the electronic edition El País. Without another word I leave with their reading and each take out your opinion, which is what I want.
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/espana/coste/becas/elpepuesp/20100929elpepunac_32/Tes
"I studied all my life with scholarships. That said, it seems a cliché, but no. I studied all my life with scholarships, which means, among other things, money from all taxpayers. At 14, the state began to pay me 14,000 pesetas a year as a grant for materials. I have 31, so we talked of 14,000 pesetas in 1993. From the 17 with 32,000 becaron me with so by the time I finished high school, the State had entered my own hard cash 92,000 pesetas.
I entered the University and also had scholarship, I never had to pay a single registration. At an average of, say, 75,000 pesetas per course, so do 375,000. In addition, I received a scholarship that, on average, were about 150,000 pesetas per year: 750,000 in five years. I was running in fifth, also a collaboration grant from my Department. It was supposed to learn to investigate, but all he taught me was to load trucks of paper for the photocopier, the photocopier to run and change the toner in the copier. I paid 23,000 pesetas per month, ten months. Total 1,447,000 pesetas here. About 8700 euros.
I received four different scholarships to PhD. The first one I took was from a foundation that paid me when he thought fit, I did not received payment and, besides, I got into trouble with the IRS. In any case, six months at 600 euros, 3600 euros. Shortly thereafter I received another I timaron patterns within aspects. Did not hire me, but I had to sign full-time. I worked for them under the miserable form of a grant, I taught, published in journals, research visits made ... but days of contributions, zero. 800 euros per month, 36 months, 28,800 euros in total. To this we must add three rooms at prestigious research centers abroad, to say the grant 1200 euros each. This already appears on 1, 2, 3 ... 41,100 euros of the English. Last year, finally, research fellows that we did get a contract. When you sign, you got a piece of paper where you had to sign to give up your maternity leave, if you become pregnant. Now that is political reconciliation and other stories. They gave us the first time, pay extra. He took the Treasury, but the most equal. Twelve months, fourteen paid, at 1100 euros, 15,400 euros, 56,500 in total.
Now comes the stunt. After six years working for the University, was quoted a year. Unemployment money and send resumes. 630, my mother remembers it well. During my sixteen years in the English labor market had multi-use addition to the University: tourist guide for seniors, sports translator of manuals, including professional, manufacturing, non-designer bags and beads, bending radio ads ... Let them not say I did not try in various fields.
I tried with all my strength. I clung to the land of Asturias with hands and feet. I spent a year unemployed, with a career, a masters, doctorate, four languages \u200b\u200band willing to work for it to come out ... but nothing came out. In one was too formed, in others was literally the size-up to clerk of teen clothing store, introduced myself, so I decided to emigrate. The way out of Europe is simple: I see my parents on Skype, my presence is beginning to fade from the memories of my friends - "do you still lived here when this happened?" - And pray to the point that the Lord of immigration stay with my bar of nougat Suchard and my cans of tuna in oil when I provided before Reyes, to join my classes in a great University soleadísima U.S. Pacific coast. The saddest thing is that I am happy here, although I see great sadness in the eyes of my parents.
In short, Spain has invested in me, directly, nearly ten million pesetas, as well as university education and is now taking advantage of another country, a place where I feel useful and productive member of society . The biggest problem is that my case is not unique. In my fifteen doctoral fellow, only two are working in Spain, in appalling conditions, however, in the University. Only us, only in our little corner of the room with his pigeons nested fellows in a window, the English government threw away 130,000,000. One hundred thirty million pesetas were eager to revert to the society in that for which we had formed, but we will not be possible. We work a free time, long time without a contract, many more hours than a standard working day, without health, without the right to maternity leave, no right to strike and, above all, no right to complain. Because we were privileged, the creme de la creme of the intelligentsia that was to lead Spain to levels never before seen. And that last is all right. We are the generation that will lead Spain to levels never known despair, frustration, anxiety, maternity cases, of grandparents who are going to have to learn Chinese or English to ask your grandchildren for skype-in \u200b\u200bwhat color the bike is calling on the Kings at home the grandparents and they will arrive by mail.
* This reader specifically asked not to give his name. " 
The best love to land is probably the strict criticism of her. And I, without loving, most patriotic probably (inadvertently) the who cling fiercely to flags and chants of the past. In the final analysis, we only make this a better place, however impossible that is. I have attached to the land, but not to the nation. The nation is like the wise men, like the tooth fairy, the bogeyman, the bogeyman, finally, a mime, a scam to get a goal. In the case of children the illusion lies or fear of children to behave better (although nowadays to be good capitalists like god), in the case of the nation ... in short, that's more complex.
Feeling like you should go to this anonymous text I've seen in the electronic edition El País. Without another word I leave with their reading and each take out your opinion, which is what I want.
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/espana/coste/becas/elpepuesp/20100929elpepunac_32/Tes
"I studied all my life with scholarships. That said, it seems a cliché, but no. I studied all my life with scholarships, which means, among other things, money from all taxpayers. At 14, the state began to pay me 14,000 pesetas a year as a grant for materials. I have 31, so we talked of 14,000 pesetas in 1993. From the 17 with 32,000 becaron me with so by the time I finished high school, the State had entered my own hard cash 92,000 pesetas.
I entered the University and also had scholarship, I never had to pay a single registration. At an average of, say, 75,000 pesetas per course, so do 375,000. In addition, I received a scholarship that, on average, were about 150,000 pesetas per year: 750,000 in five years. I was running in fifth, also a collaboration grant from my Department. It was supposed to learn to investigate, but all he taught me was to load trucks of paper for the photocopier, the photocopier to run and change the toner in the copier. I paid 23,000 pesetas per month, ten months. Total 1,447,000 pesetas here. About 8700 euros.
I received four different scholarships to PhD. The first one I took was from a foundation that paid me when he thought fit, I did not received payment and, besides, I got into trouble with the IRS. In any case, six months at 600 euros, 3600 euros. Shortly thereafter I received another I timaron patterns within aspects. Did not hire me, but I had to sign full-time. I worked for them under the miserable form of a grant, I taught, published in journals, research visits made ... but days of contributions, zero. 800 euros per month, 36 months, 28,800 euros in total. To this we must add three rooms at prestigious research centers abroad, to say the grant 1200 euros each. This already appears on 1, 2, 3 ... 41,100 euros of the English. Last year, finally, research fellows that we did get a contract. When you sign, you got a piece of paper where you had to sign to give up your maternity leave, if you become pregnant. Now that is political reconciliation and other stories. They gave us the first time, pay extra. He took the Treasury, but the most equal. Twelve months, fourteen paid, at 1100 euros, 15,400 euros, 56,500 in total.
Now comes the stunt. After six years working for the University, was quoted a year. Unemployment money and send resumes. 630, my mother remembers it well. During my sixteen years in the English labor market had multi-use addition to the University: tourist guide for seniors, sports translator of manuals, including professional, manufacturing, non-designer bags and beads, bending radio ads ... Let them not say I did not try in various fields.
I tried with all my strength. I clung to the land of Asturias with hands and feet. I spent a year unemployed, with a career, a masters, doctorate, four languages \u200b\u200band willing to work for it to come out ... but nothing came out. In one was too formed, in others was literally the size-up to clerk of teen clothing store, introduced myself, so I decided to emigrate. The way out of Europe is simple: I see my parents on Skype, my presence is beginning to fade from the memories of my friends - "do you still lived here when this happened?" - And pray to the point that the Lord of immigration stay with my bar of nougat Suchard and my cans of tuna in oil when I provided before Reyes, to join my classes in a great University soleadísima U.S. Pacific coast. The saddest thing is that I am happy here, although I see great sadness in the eyes of my parents.
In short, Spain has invested in me, directly, nearly ten million pesetas, as well as university education and is now taking advantage of another country, a place where I feel useful and productive member of society . The biggest problem is that my case is not unique. In my fifteen doctoral fellow, only two are working in Spain, in appalling conditions, however, in the University. Only us, only in our little corner of the room with his pigeons nested fellows in a window, the English government threw away 130,000,000. One hundred thirty million pesetas were eager to revert to the society in that for which we had formed, but we will not be possible. We work a free time, long time without a contract, many more hours than a standard working day, without health, without the right to maternity leave, no right to strike and, above all, no right to complain. Because we were privileged, the creme de la creme of the intelligentsia that was to lead Spain to levels never before seen. And that last is all right. We are the generation that will lead Spain to levels never known despair, frustration, anxiety, maternity cases, of grandparents who are going to have to learn Chinese or English to ask your grandchildren for skype-in \u200b\u200bwhat color the bike is calling on the Kings at home the grandparents and they will arrive by mail.
* This reader specifically asked not to give his name. "
Friday, November 12, 2010
Yellow Vacccination Card Blank
Updated weekly, put the jukebox.
Like every Friday, every week, we have a new update of Current Jukebox.
This week: http:/
/ thecurrentjukebox.blogspot.com/2010/11/y-esta-semana-in-army-now.html 
Like every Friday, every week, we have a new update of Current Jukebox.
This week: http:/
/ thecurrentjukebox.blogspot.com/2010/11/y-esta-semana-in-army-now.html
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Brownies Vest Patch Placement
RAE "yes? HKSAR "?
Anyway, it was expected that they stuck to the cloth end up with anything innovative reforms in the SAR.
I heard and read many complaints and surprises, from all sides, most especially people who have no fucking idea. Interestingly, the opinion among philologists have been more relaxed, perhaps because we see the sheer magnitude of the case, perhaps because we knew that many of these changes have already been made throughout the nineties.
is important to review this data before, although it is true that there are changes absurd as the omission of accents in spelling diphthongs. Anyway, it's funny to see people complain about the new spelling:
"is the catastrophe! I'm going to make many spelling mistakes!"
But child mine / a, is that perhaps you did not before? Finally, seraph. One question that comes to me is if my name with the tilde diphthong spelling and I'll disappear one syllable less.
Well, for those who want the comments and opinions with a survey that I have beautiful (as always) right. This time with several options so as not to leave any out.
Regards and tomorrow.
I heard and read many complaints and surprises, from all sides, most especially people who have no fucking idea. Interestingly, the opinion among philologists have been more relaxed, perhaps because we see the sheer magnitude of the case, perhaps because we knew that many of these changes have already been made throughout the nineties.
is important to review this data before, although it is true that there are changes absurd as the omission of accents in spelling diphthongs. Anyway, it's funny to see people complain about the new spelling:
"is the catastrophe! I'm going to make many spelling mistakes!"
But child mine / a, is that perhaps you did not before? Finally, seraph. One question that comes to me is if my name with the tilde diphthong spelling and I'll disappear one syllable less.
Well, for those who want the comments and opinions with a survey that I have beautiful (as always) right. This time with several options so as not to leave any out.
Regards and tomorrow.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Howlong Does It Take For A Hematoma To Dissolve
Poetry Recital in Honor of JA Labordeta
As
I wrote the other day, last Sunday took place on poetic tribute in memory of JA in the park now Labordeta namesake. For now I have passed my own photos, but I am going to link the Laid provided by Anais Perez, whom I had the pleasure to meet and read with her. As
to go higher you can whet your appetite with their own:
http://laberintodelashesperides.blogspot.com/2010/11/recital-labordeta-jardin-de-invierno.html
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Swollen Red Elbow Warm
A plus point for the generative. Tributes to Labordeta
; Here I link to you and copy a very interesting article published in the newspaper El Pais entitled "A New Language created from scratch "by Javier Sampedro, 03/02/2005. It discusses the features of the language for the deaf that although traditionally been considered artificial, recent studies show that it is really a natural human language. Moreover, fully demonstrated, it would be a plus point for the generative theory / language and Chomskyan nativism in language acquisition, and what to say, with which I agree.
"The clan of Al-Sayyid, a group of 3,500 Bedouins in the Negev desert in southern Israel, was founded 200 years ago by one man arrived from Egypt, who married a local woman and had five children. In the third generation (The grandchildren of the founder), the cousins \u200b\u200bbegan aa intermarry. The first born profoundly deaf began in the fifth generation and today, after playing two more rounds of inbreeding, total and 150 people including children and adults.
High rates of profound deafness in this population are explained by a defective gene on chromosome 13, probably imported by the first traveler arrived from Egypt and revealed every time a child inherits two defective copies because inbreeding. Nothing new. But scientists have been astounded by studying their sign language. Because it was invented 70 years ago from scratch, not like into any language in the area, talk or gesture, despite this, in a single generation, has developed a complex syntax very similar to that of any fully developed language in the world. The work is presented in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (online edition).
"Our results indicate that the human brain is equipped to impose a formal structure in any system of human communication," said in an interview via email the main author of the study, Wendy Sandler, University of Haifa (Israel .) "It will take several generations of cultural standard to distinguish consistently different grammatical functions [subject, verb, object] and establish a formal relationship between them. On the contrary, this system arises almost immediately in the life of a new language, with no requirement that the existence of a small community of speakers, or speakers of signs, in this case. "
The sign language the Al-Sayyid Bedouin mark grammatical functions of each word by its order in the phrase: always subject-object-verb. It is not the typical sequence of Castilian, but the most common in the 5,000 languages \u200b\u200bin the world. And Bedouins There can not be copied, because the order of the sentence is different in every language spoken in the area, including theirs, and also in the languages \u200b\u200bof typical signs of Israel and Jordan. Are also peculiar its punctuation (hold hands, repeating the last character) and his silent version of the intonation of the sentence (tilt your head, change the facial expression).
Scientists had already determined in recent years that systems of signs used by deaf people have the same complex structure of spoken languages, and are based on the same brain mechanisms, but the specifics of phonation. For this reason, Sandler and his collaborators consider the language of Al-Sayyid a unique opportunity to witness the birth of a new language, and explore to what extent this process is based on an innate ability of human beings.
"There is currently an intense debate about which parts of the innate linguistic knowledge," he told this newspaper one of the authors, Carol Paden, University of California at San Diego. "Our results do not clarify what language are genetic architectures. What we bring is a description of how to develop a new language. We see that the distinction between subject and object, and the order of prayer, appear very soon, while certain aspects of morphology, such as inflections, or endings, take longer to develop. But this does not necessarily mean that the former are innate and the latter learned. It may be simply that the former are easier to learn. "
" The data we have published relating to the second generation sign language users, "says Sandler." We are now compared with the third generation and we have found some interesting differences. "You see, the language can evolve very quickly even without substantial external influence."
version to read digital newspaper go to:
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/sociedad/nuevo/lenguaje/creado/cero/elpepisoc/20050203elpepisoc_6/Tes
; Here I link to you and copy a very interesting article published in the newspaper El Pais entitled "A New Language created from scratch "by Javier Sampedro, 03/02/2005. It discusses the features of the language for the deaf that although traditionally been considered artificial, recent studies show that it is really a natural human language. Moreover, fully demonstrated, it would be a plus point for the generative theory / language and Chomskyan nativism in language acquisition, and what to say, with which I agree.
"The clan of Al-Sayyid, a group of 3,500 Bedouins in the Negev desert in southern Israel, was founded 200 years ago by one man arrived from Egypt, who married a local woman and had five children. In the third generation (The grandchildren of the founder), the cousins \u200b\u200bbegan aa intermarry. The first born profoundly deaf began in the fifth generation and today, after playing two more rounds of inbreeding, total and 150 people including children and adults.
High rates of profound deafness in this population are explained by a defective gene on chromosome 13, probably imported by the first traveler arrived from Egypt and revealed every time a child inherits two defective copies because inbreeding. Nothing new. But scientists have been astounded by studying their sign language. Because it was invented 70 years ago from scratch, not like into any language in the area, talk or gesture, despite this, in a single generation, has developed a complex syntax very similar to that of any fully developed language in the world. The work is presented in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (online edition).
"Our results indicate that the human brain is equipped to impose a formal structure in any system of human communication," said in an interview via email the main author of the study, Wendy Sandler, University of Haifa (Israel .) "It will take several generations of cultural standard to distinguish consistently different grammatical functions [subject, verb, object] and establish a formal relationship between them. On the contrary, this system arises almost immediately in the life of a new language, with no requirement that the existence of a small community of speakers, or speakers of signs, in this case. "
The sign language the Al-Sayyid Bedouin mark grammatical functions of each word by its order in the phrase: always subject-object-verb. It is not the typical sequence of Castilian, but the most common in the 5,000 languages \u200b\u200bin the world. And Bedouins There can not be copied, because the order of the sentence is different in every language spoken in the area, including theirs, and also in the languages \u200b\u200bof typical signs of Israel and Jordan. Are also peculiar its punctuation (hold hands, repeating the last character) and his silent version of the intonation of the sentence (tilt your head, change the facial expression).
Scientists had already determined in recent years that systems of signs used by deaf people have the same complex structure of spoken languages, and are based on the same brain mechanisms, but the specifics of phonation. For this reason, Sandler and his collaborators consider the language of Al-Sayyid a unique opportunity to witness the birth of a new language, and explore to what extent this process is based on an innate ability of human beings.
"There is currently an intense debate about which parts of the innate linguistic knowledge," he told this newspaper one of the authors, Carol Paden, University of California at San Diego. "Our results do not clarify what language are genetic architectures. What we bring is a description of how to develop a new language. We see that the distinction between subject and object, and the order of prayer, appear very soon, while certain aspects of morphology, such as inflections, or endings, take longer to develop. But this does not necessarily mean that the former are innate and the latter learned. It may be simply that the former are easier to learn. "
" The data we have published relating to the second generation sign language users, "says Sandler." We are now compared with the third generation and we have found some interesting differences. "You see, the language can evolve very quickly even without substantial external influence."
version to read digital newspaper go to:
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/sociedad/nuevo/lenguaje/creado/cero/elpepisoc/20050203elpepisoc_6/Tes
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Impacted Bowel Remedies
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These past few days have been conducting a series of events in memory of the figure of José Antonio Labordeta (no further than last Sunday a tribute to his songs in Grande Park now Labordeta Park).
These past few days have been conducting a series of events in memory of the figure of José Antonio Labordeta (no further than last Sunday a tribute to his songs in Grande Park now Labordeta Park).
Thus, and in this series, tomorrow, November 7 Sunday, hosting a poetry reading organized jointly with the Journal Eclipse, with the participation of its components.
"All the artists and groups involved in this tribute they do so altruistic and disinterested, which gives a measure of prestige, affection and admiration that the figure of José Antonio Labordeta awakened among the people of Zaragoza culture. Therefore, from the city of Zaragoza want to thank you for your cooperation and effort to participate in this tribute, with which we celebrate the imposition of the name of our broken songwriter one of the most emblematic of the city ", has commented Luis Alberto Laguna, council parks and gardens. - From the Public .
"All the artists and groups involved in this tribute they do so altruistic and disinterested, which gives a measure of prestige, affection and admiration that the figure of José Antonio Labordeta awakened among the people of Zaragoza culture. Therefore, from the city of Zaragoza want to thank you for your cooperation and effort to participate in this tribute, with which we celebrate the imposition of the name of our broken songwriter one of the most emblematic of the city ", has commented Luis Alberto Laguna, council parks and gardens. - From the Public . The appointment will in the Winter Garden José Antonio Labordeta Park at 12 am, do not hesitate to come and participate, it is an event open to the public who wishes to pay tribute to this singer also our fellow citizens, almost a figure of our city for both land lovers and for those who are not, is a symbol to remember.
PS I have to say there will be another event in the reminder of the Film Archive Labordeta Zaragoza, which has scheduled the screening of two films by director Antonio Artero Aragon where he was part of the deal. Specifically, the film "Monegros" will be screened on day 24, and the next day you can view their performance in the film "Interior Biography."
Have a good weekend.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Does Meat Increase Testosterone
The Communist Manifesto 2010 (premiere)
A 14-year
its world premiere, re-released "The Communist Manifesto," the theatrical version of the text of Marx and Engels namesake.
Premiere: Sunday October 24, 1918 hours sharp. Features
Sunday in October and November 1918 hours sharp.
Location: Yatay 334 - CABA 
A 14-year its world premiere, re-released "The Communist Manifesto," the theatrical version of the text of Marx and Engels namesake.
Premiere: Sunday October 24, 1918 hours sharp. Features
Sunday in October and November 1918 hours sharp.
Location: Yatay 334 - CABA
Monday, August 30, 2010
Jenna Jameson Boat Film
"LESSONS OF FAITH," a comedy by Claudia Sacha incredulous
LAST 2 WEEKS!
Until 30 October.
Starring: Haydee Cáceres
Elvira de la Puente
Emanuel Soriano Headed by Carlos Acosta
Season: Thursday 9 September to 30 October
Functions: Thursday, Friday and Saturdays at 8.30 pm
Location: THEATRE SOUND (Av. Balta 170, Barranco - a half block from Ovalo Balta)
More information:
http://leccionesdefeteatro.blogspot.com
Information and reservations:
98720-5924
contacto@teatroracional.com
Tickets on sale at Sound Theatre Box Office: General
- 20 Students and Seniors
soles - 10 soles
A THEATRE production
FIFTH WALL ON THE WORK:
Esperanza (Elvira de la Puente) is a staunch political partisan, you do not miss a meeting, defended the President to the hilt, and expects everything from the Mayor of the day. And Mary Fe (Haydee Cáceres) is a devout religious do not miss a Mass, collects stamps of all the saints and blindly trust that God will provide.
They are half sisters, sharing a very old house and fought without respite for their beliefs, by the house and for the love of Philip (Emanuel Soriano), the youth who have grown up since childhood.
When the walls of the house and threatening to collapse, is the perfect opportunity to prove to Felipe who will save them first: God or the Mayor. But ... Did anyone attend the call of these gullible midwives? Is it possible to rebuild your home only by faith?
Meanwhile, patience Felipe is exhausted. Your room has no walls. We no longer know who to believe. And your cat ... where is your cat?
"LESSONS OF FAITH" by Claudia Sacha, is a comedy about Faith incredulous features performances of Elvira de la Puente, Haydee Caceres and Emanuel Soriano, directed by Carlos Acosta. 
LAST 2 WEEKS!
Until 30 October.
Starring: Haydee Cáceres
Elvira de la Puente
Emanuel Soriano Headed by Carlos Acosta
Season: Thursday 9 September to 30 October
Functions: Thursday, Friday and Saturdays at 8.30 pm
Location: THEATRE SOUND (Av. Balta 170, Barranco - a half block from Ovalo Balta)
More information:
http://leccionesdefeteatro.blogspot.com
Information and reservations:
98720-5924
contacto@teatroracional.com
Tickets on sale at Sound Theatre Box Office: General
- 20 Students and Seniors
soles - 10 soles
A THEATRE production
FIFTH WALL ON THE WORK:
Esperanza (Elvira de la Puente) is a staunch political partisan, you do not miss a meeting, defended the President to the hilt, and expects everything from the Mayor of the day. And Mary Fe (Haydee Cáceres) is a devout religious do not miss a Mass, collects stamps of all the saints and blindly trust that God will provide.
They are half sisters, sharing a very old house and fought without respite for their beliefs, by the house and for the love of Philip (Emanuel Soriano), the youth who have grown up since childhood.
When the walls of the house and threatening to collapse, is the perfect opportunity to prove to Felipe who will save them first: God or the Mayor. But ... Did anyone attend the call of these gullible midwives? Is it possible to rebuild your home only by faith?
Meanwhile, patience Felipe is exhausted. Your room has no walls. We no longer know who to believe. And your cat ... where is your cat?
"LESSONS OF FAITH" by Claudia Sacha, is a comedy about Faith incredulous features performances of Elvira de la Puente, Haydee Caceres and Emanuel Soriano, directed by Carlos Acosta.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Drivers For Netopis Gusb2-n
"17 Camels": 4 LATEST FEATURES! A RATIONAL THEATRE MEETS
LAST 4 FUNCTIONS:
Wednesday 11, Thursday 12, Friday 13 and Saturday August 14, at 8:30 pm
SEVENTEEN camels, Eduardo Adrianzén
dramatic one-act fable
Address: Gustavo Lopez Infantas
Cast:
The Nation: Sonia
Francisco Seminar / Soldier of Arica: André Silva
Miguel / Soldier of Miraflores: Emanuel Soriano
Dora Irene Andrés Eyzaguirre
: Mario Ballon
ON THE WORK:
elapses action in Lima, 2010, in a middle-class neighborhood very
impoverished.
Dora is a woman of 45 who has decided to travel to Chile to
stay and live with the man she loves: a Chilean city of Concepcion, whom he met on his last trip as a maid. This decision creates a terrible conflict: confronting their three children: ANDREW, 25, FRANCISCO, MIGUEL 23 and 21, who all their lives have depended on the mother emotionally and physically. ANDREW had studied history in college, but took the high school even though dreams of becoming a professor, and now drives a taxi. Francisco joined the army and is now licensed for disability final, having lost 3 fingers on his right hand in a conflict with native jungle, defending a state which feels totally disappointed. MIGUEL
has studied computer science and was recently fired from Ripley where he was
reponedor merchandise, and now, unemployed, is beginning to join a gang
. The three of them feel like failures and losers, without a place in Peruvian society and the future presents as a massive black hole to swallow. To make matters worse, the three live obsessed with one subject who spoke his father disappeared 16 years ago: War of the Pacific. At the head of these young people, all of Peru's ills are caused by this defeat, and only feed resentment and revenge abstract ... and her mother go and "leave" to go with an "enemy" them loose in the most extreme reactions, making her feel like a traitor and a prostitute. In addition, three of them claim to DORA finally confesses what happened to his father.
They still remembered as a man who, in addition to promoting hatred Chileans told them a fable with a math puzzle: that of an Arab merchant inheritance left 17 camels to his three children, but could not quite remember how to solve the division
not divided.
ANDREW Amid all occasionally talks to the Fatherland, personified as a woman with a sharp sense of humor, or with the sad ghosts of the Unknown Soldier, twentysomethings killed in the battles of Arica or Miraflores, carried by heroes perhaps were not so, and the circumstances that
exceeded.
LAST 4 FUNCTIONS:
Wednesday 11, Thursday 12, Friday 13 and Saturday August 14, at 8:30 pm
SEVENTEEN camels, Eduardo Adrianzén
dramatic one-act fable
Address: Gustavo Lopez Infantas
Cast:
The Nation: Sonia
Francisco Seminar / Soldier of Arica: André Silva
Miguel / Soldier of Miraflores: Emanuel Soriano
Dora Irene Andrés Eyzaguirre
: Mario Ballon
ON THE WORK:
elapses action in Lima, 2010, in a middle-class neighborhood very
impoverished.
Dora is a woman of 45 who has decided to travel to Chile to
stay and live with the man she loves: a Chilean city of Concepcion, whom he met on his last trip as a maid. This decision creates a terrible conflict: confronting their three children: ANDREW, 25, FRANCISCO, MIGUEL 23 and 21, who all their lives have depended on the mother emotionally and physically. ANDREW had studied history in college, but took the high school even though dreams of becoming a professor, and now drives a taxi. Francisco joined the army and is now licensed for disability final, having lost 3 fingers on his right hand in a conflict with native jungle, defending a state which feels totally disappointed. MIGUEL
has studied computer science and was recently fired from Ripley where he was
reponedor merchandise, and now, unemployed, is beginning to join a gang
. The three of them feel like failures and losers, without a place in Peruvian society and the future presents as a massive black hole to swallow. To make matters worse, the three live obsessed with one subject who spoke his father disappeared 16 years ago: War of the Pacific. At the head of these young people, all of Peru's ills are caused by this defeat, and only feed resentment and revenge abstract ... and her mother go and "leave" to go with an "enemy" them loose in the most extreme reactions, making her feel like a traitor and a prostitute. In addition, three of them claim to DORA finally confesses what happened to his father.
They still remembered as a man who, in addition to promoting hatred Chileans told them a fable with a math puzzle: that of an Arab merchant inheritance left 17 camels to his three children, but could not quite remember how to solve the division
not divided.
ANDREW Amid all occasionally talks to the Fatherland, personified as a woman with a sharp sense of humor, or with the sad ghosts of the Unknown Soldier, twentysomethings killed in the battles of Arica or Miraflores, carried by heroes perhaps were not so, and the circumstances that
exceeded.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
30 X 30 Shower Home Depot
THREE FUNCTIONS IN THREE DIFFERENT AREAS, THIS WEEK: Call
"C, E, F." Cronopios, hopes, famas. Morena Group Jrs.
Cantero-independent theater-
Cast: Martin Vega, Eduardo Perelló, Ariel Aguirre, Claudia Cesetti, Martin Sienra, Luciana Morcillo, Dominica Medina, Santiago Alvarez Rodriguez, Eugenia Bertotti, Patricio Finoli, Luz Andujar.
Heads of stage and hall: Fernando Conte, Natalia Filo
Address: Ivan Moschner
This work is part of: FELCO - Latin American Festival of Working Class
The theater is reminiscent of surrealism and writer Julio Cortázar.
Monday 17 Function: 21 pm. Teacher
Joaquín V. González
Address: Ayacucho
A cap 632
Friday 21
THE STAINED GLASS Address: Rodriguez Peña 344
Capital Federal - Buenos Aires - Argentina
Phone: 4371-0948 Web
:
http://www.teatroelvitral.com.ar Admission: $ 30.00 - Friday - 22:30 pm - Until Saturday 22
28/05/2010
Function 21 hours. YATAY
Address: 334 Yatay
Capital Federal - Buenos Aires - Argentina
Festival - Saturday - 21:00 am - 22/05/2010
morenacanterojrs@gmail.com 
"C, E, F." Cronopios, hopes, famas. Morena Group Jrs.
Cantero-independent theater-
Cast: Martin Vega, Eduardo Perelló, Ariel Aguirre, Claudia Cesetti, Martin Sienra, Luciana Morcillo, Dominica Medina, Santiago Alvarez Rodriguez, Eugenia Bertotti, Patricio Finoli, Luz Andujar.
Heads of stage and hall: Fernando Conte, Natalia Filo
Address: Ivan Moschner
This work is part of: FELCO - Latin American Festival of Working Class
The theater is reminiscent of surrealism and writer Julio Cortázar.
Monday 17 Function: 21 pm. Teacher
Joaquín V. González
Address: Ayacucho
A cap 632
Friday 21
THE STAINED GLASS Address: Rodriguez Peña 344
Capital Federal - Buenos Aires - Argentina
Phone: 4371-0948 Web
:
http://www.teatroelvitral.com.ar Admission: $ 30.00 - Friday - 22:30 pm - Until Saturday 22
28/05/2010
Function 21 hours. YATAY
Address: 334 Yatay
Capital Federal - Buenos Aires - Argentina
Festival - Saturday - 21:00 am - 22/05/2010
morenacanterojrs@gmail.com
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Free Solutions Libby Accounting
BICENTENNIAL CRONOPIOS
Costume , lighting technicians, set designers, wizards, actors and actresses for the next group project called "The Communist Manifesto" (Reset).
Monday, April 19, 2010
How To Get Rid Of Face Indentions
ANAZER
article Alonso Alegría, published in his column "Palms and Palos Peru Journal 21 (Thursday, April 15, 2010)
" The day will come when you'll spend your life as a woman on fire "is listening on last tree, a play written and directed by Franklin Dávalos, the man who, last year, we were stunned with Blind Spot, by Claudia Sacha. In the last tree, "his debut as a playwright, acting much as Enrique Victoria, accompanied by Giselle Collao and Emanuel Soriano. The work, according to a press release, not seen, premieres tonight, is "a poetic story full of metaphors about destiny, love impossible and death of children. " But this debut not as important as the line marked Theater Sound since its inception. In its local escapades Barranco-product of the enthusiasm and desire to Eduardo Adrianzén, Claudia Sacha and Franklin himself Dávalos-only works are Peruvian. Most of them are world premieres, and so are exciting. The authors are close, alive and kicking, and sweating perhaps lost in a brand new audience. Good luck tonight, Dávalos new colleague!
In Chile, for decades, and perhaps even today, the Catholic University Theater decided to devote himself exclusively to works Chile, presenting them in premiere. Some have passed into history and others to oblivion, but that initiative was legitimized and proliferate the Chilean National Theater, bringing their drama to international levels much envied in Lima. Sound Theatre Lima has no such resources of production, or is subsidized by anyone, but has gotten into this endeavor with devotion and with this show plays an entire year - an entire year! - To be give to give to works play written in our land, always maintaining a professional, committed to the core with a high quality Peruvian theater. What more could we ask? Many other theaters are made equally rational (And national). But is it asking too much?
SEE FULL STORY: PALMS AND STICKS - PERU 21 
article Alonso Alegría, published in his column "Palms and Palos Peru Journal 21 (Thursday, April 15, 2010)
" The day will come when you'll spend your life as a woman on fire "is listening on last tree, a play written and directed by Franklin Dávalos, the man who, last year, we were stunned with Blind Spot, by Claudia Sacha. In the last tree, "his debut as a playwright, acting much as Enrique Victoria, accompanied by Giselle Collao and Emanuel Soriano. The work, according to a press release, not seen, premieres tonight, is "a poetic story full of metaphors about destiny, love impossible and death of children. " But this debut not as important as the line marked Theater Sound since its inception. In its local escapades Barranco-product of the enthusiasm and desire to Eduardo Adrianzén, Claudia Sacha and Franklin himself Dávalos-only works are Peruvian. Most of them are world premieres, and so are exciting. The authors are close, alive and kicking, and sweating perhaps lost in a brand new audience. Good luck tonight, Dávalos new colleague!
In Chile, for decades, and perhaps even today, the Catholic University Theater decided to devote himself exclusively to works Chile, presenting them in premiere. Some have passed into history and others to oblivion, but that initiative was legitimized and proliferate the Chilean National Theater, bringing their drama to international levels much envied in Lima. Sound Theatre Lima has no such resources of production, or is subsidized by anyone, but has gotten into this endeavor with devotion and with this show plays an entire year - an entire year! - To be give to give to works play written in our land, always maintaining a professional, committed to the core with a high quality Peruvian theater. What more could we ask? Many other theaters are made equally rational (And national). But is it asking too much?
SEE FULL STORY: PALMS AND STICKS - PERU 21
Friday, April 16, 2010
Monster Energy Coloring
Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace in St. Petersburg
Among the many architectural monuments located in the Nevsky one of the most notable is the palace of the princes Beloselsky-Belozersky. His wonderful pale pink facade is decorated with Corinthian pilasters and balconies with Atlantis. It was built in 1848 by the famous architect of the era of Nicholas I Andrey Stackenschneider in neo-baroque style and was the last private castle appeared on the main street of the city. A contemporaries loved the new palace that stood out for its size and luxury, said it was "magnificent" and "absolutely perfect" and compared him to the palace of the czar.
The first owners of the palace, princes Beloselsky-Belozersky, belonged to a noble ancient lineage that descends from the Russian Prince Vladimir Monomakh. Many of them were warriors, diplomats, occupied important positions in the court of the czars. We also liked music, theater, literature, had collections of art (painting, porcelain, silver).
late nineteenth century the palace was acquired by the son of Emperor Alexander II, Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich, when marriage to the Princess of Hesse She (the Russian Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna). Born of that marriage no children, but years later became foster parents of Sergio's nephews, the Great Duke Dmitri Pavlovich and Maria Pavlovna. After Sergio was appointed Governor General of Moscow in 1892, moved to one of the palaces of the Kremlin. On February 18, 1905, the Grand Duke Sergius was assassinated in the Kremlin by the Socialist Revolutionary Kalyayev Ivan.
After the October Revolution of 1917 the palace was nationalized. Here is housed the local Communist Party committee. During the siege of Leningrad, the building was damaged by bombing and artillery fire and after the war was restored.
In 1992 the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace stayed Cultural Center in St. Petersburg. And since January 2003 the building was transferred to the jurisdiction of the Russian Presidential Administration. However, with a reservation for the specific date and time can visit.
On the first floor of Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace are still some staterooms where even now you can admire the talented work of craftsmen of the nineteenth century fireplaces, lamps, frames, paintings, mirrors, stained glass, furniture, etc.
Beloselsky Princes Palace in St. Petersburg-Belozersky
The Palace of Beloselsky-Belozersky is at the center of St. Petersburg, where the Fontanka canal crosses the Nevsky. The bridge over the Fontanka Anichkov is famous for Mundal 4 groups of sculptures depicting the young horses (Klodt sculptor).
The first owners of the palace, princes Beloselsky-Belozersky, belonged to a noble ancient lineage that descends from the Russian Prince Vladimir Monomakh. Many of them were warriors, diplomats, occupied important positions in the court of the czars. We also liked music, theater, literature, had collections of art (painting, porcelain, silver).
Prince Esper Beloselsky-Belozersky (1802-1846)
late nineteenth century the palace was acquired by the son of Emperor Alexander II, Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich, when marriage to the Princess of Hesse She (the Russian Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna). Born of that marriage no children, but years later became foster parents of Sergio's nephews, the Great Duke Dmitri Pavlovich and Maria Pavlovna. After Sergio was appointed Governor General of Moscow in 1892, moved to one of the palaces of the Kremlin. On February 18, 1905, the Grand Duke Sergius was assassinated in the Kremlin by the Socialist Revolutionary Kalyayev Ivan.
The Grand Duke Serge Alexandrovich of Russia and Elizabeth Feodorovna (Princess of Hesse She)
After being widowed, the Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna went into mourning and all her jewelry and sold goods estate to found the convent of Santa Maria and Santa Marta, and became its abbess. He soon opened a hospital, a chapel, a pharmacy and an orphanage on the site. His palace in St. Petersburg Elizabeth Feodorovna gave it to his nephew and ward, the Grand Duke Dmitri Romanov (who later participated in the murder of Grigori Rasputin.)
Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich Romanov, the last owner of the palace
After the October Revolution of 1917 the palace was nationalized. Here is housed the local Communist Party committee. During the siege of Leningrad, the building was damaged by bombing and artillery fire and after the war was restored.
In 1992 the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace stayed Cultural Center in St. Petersburg. And since January 2003 the building was transferred to the jurisdiction of the Russian Presidential Administration. However, with a reservation for the specific date and time can visit.
The Staircase Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace
On the first floor of Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace are still some staterooms where even now you can admire the talented work of craftsmen of the nineteenth century fireplaces, lamps, frames, paintings, mirrors, stained glass, furniture, etc.
Oak Room (the Library) is also used as a concert hall
Stained Glass in the Oak Room
Picture Gallery
main dining
Hall of Mirrors with excellent acoustics was used for concerts and dances
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