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el 2009.05.03The origin of the word ‘ Peru ‘ has been traced to the name of an ancient monarch who was named Biru in the early years of the 16 th century. The picturesque country of Peru is a premier country of the South American continent with Lima being its capital city. Peru is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean in the west, Brazil on the east, Bolivia on the south east, Ecuador and Columbia in the north and Chile in the south. The magnificent stretch of the Andes Mountains divide this country into...
el 2009.05.01Blogging and social networking are inextricably linked in the sense that both contain certain features and certain properties of one another. Both are aimed at creating a wide movement as far as multimedia interaction is concerned. private. Another similarity is that both these concepts have existed in cyber space for almost a decade now, but in the initial stages both were rather exclusive of one another. Only in the recent times have they been merged, and their similarity in motives truly...
el 2009.04.01Primitive Word Counter cuenta el número de veces que aparecen las palabras o frases en un documento y las ordena de más a menos. Esto puede serte muy útil para saber si repites demasiado determinada expresión o si tienes que usarla más todavía para destacarla si hablas de un tema que lo requiere. Primitive Word Counter permite importar el texto de documentos TXT o RTF, así como importar el contenido del Portapapeles. Además, puedes decirle que tenga...
Primitive Word: Análisis de textosCoincidiremos en que hacer un control a ojo sobre la repetición de los términos, frases y posibles "latiguillos" en aquello que escribimos, resulta cuando menos aburridísimo. Primitive Word lo hace de manera automática, nada más pegando el texto sobre la caja, y te dirá qué tan poco esmerado has sido redactando, o qué palabras clave que pretendías resaltar no están apareciendo lo...
Coincidiremos en que hacer un control a ojo sobre la repetición de los términos, frases y posibles "latiguillos" en aquello que escribimos, resulta cuando menos aburridísimo. Primitive Word lo hace de manera automática, nada más pegando el texto sobre la caja, y te dirá qué tan poco esmerado has sido redactando, o qué palabras clave que pretendías resaltar no están apareciendo...
el 2009.02.04
R.I.P. ::read Planet X, Nancy Lieder, and Sizzler - Part 1:: I was introduced to the Planet X conspiracy theory in a 2003 meeting of the San Diego Mutual UFO Network, discretely tucked away in the back of a local Sizzler steakhouse. It was in this pastel banquet room that I learned of the cataclysm prophesied to be upon us all by May 15th of that year. The prophet? One Nancy Lieder, endowed with the ability to channel communiqués from the inhabitants of a rogue planet bounding toward Earth....
el 2009.01.29I have been following & mixing it up a little with some of the blog-discussions about FLARF (Ron Silliman has linked to most of it). I have to admit, I like the word "flarf" - sort of a synthesis of fluff, laugh, and a dog barking... My Theory on Flarf is that it is essentially a kind of Clowning - a primitive form of Comedy... its "serious" critical apologia are just another shtick in the program - Allamistakeo, as EA Poe put it... & those who take them seriously fall into a...
el 2008.11.13«The ultimate source of the term animism is the Latin word, anima, meaning spirit, soul, or life force. In contemporary anthropology, animism is the generic term for numerous and diverse religions focused on the belief that nature includes spirits, sacred forces, and similar extraordinary phenomena. This is reflected in the classic minimal definition of religion, a belief in spiritual beings, that was originally formulated by the famous British anthropologist Sir Edward Burnett Tylor in his 1871...
Chicas, ya sabeis, si quereis triunfar el sábado noche vestíos de rojo porque en una de esas investigaciones tipo "Universidad de Garabolos" se cogieron a 27 estudiantes y se les puso una serie de fotografías de mujeres vestidas con diferentes colores, al parecer las vestidas con colores encarnados obtenían mayor puntuación. Incluso volviendo a ponerles a las mismas mujeres pero alterando el color de su vestimenta la conclusión parece ser que era la...
From the "how the hell did we miss this" department comes word that the U.S. military is hard at work creating "thought helmets" for its soldiers. If fully realized, this mind-interfacing piece of gear would allow for what plebeians would call magic, and Arthur C. Clark would call basic telepathy. The "good" news is the Army believes telepathic communication between soldiers in the field is entirely possible, some day. The bad news is that "some day" is decades away...
el 2008.07.30
Today's PC printers traces its roots back to the very first of all individual printing machines, the typewriter. This first mechanical printer served as a means to add legibility to writing, to eliminate the vagaries of cursive script and remove its ambiguities and misunderstandings, to make the transcribed word as formal as the work of the printing press. As initially conceived, the typewriter was hardly the breakneck-paced device we came to know in the generation before PCs. It was hardly able to...
Quantic Dream's David Cage, whom you know for Indigo Prophecy, was at France's mega science museum Cité des Sciences et de l?Industrie to talk about emotion and immersion in games, and Gamasutra covered Cage's talk: The more subtle, social emotions such as love, empathy, joy, sadness, jealousy, anger, and shame are frequently addressed in literature and cinema, Cage pointed out, but are rarely successfully tackled by games. He pointed to Ico, Shadow of the Colossus, Rez, Katamari...
C&P:Humanismo sin Credos Ha saltado la noticia no se sabe si por las opiniones sobre religión de Einstein o por la desorbitada cantidad pagada por una carta suya al filósofo Eric Gutkind, 400 mil $. Eric Gutkind, filósofo hoy día semidesconocido, le había enviado a Einstein un libro suyo –?Escoger la vida: la llamada bíblica a la rebelión?– para que le diera su opinión. Esto sucedía un año antes de morir Albert Einstein....
el 2008.05.13"The word 'god' is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation, no matter how subtle, can (for me) change this." Albert...
el 2007.10.15
Electro house (also known as dirty house, electrotech, and often shortened to electro) is a subgenre of house music that rose to become one of the most prominent genres of electronic dance music in 2004-today. Stylistically, it combines the four to the floor beats commonly found in House music with harmonically rich analogue basslines, abrasive high-pitched leads and the occasional piano or string riff. The tempo of electro house ranges approximately from 125 to 135 bpm. The use of the word "electro" to...
Subscribe to the Podcast here. Audio File: Podcast Orange #1: The Development of a Global Citizenship through the U.S. Pro-Migrant Movement From his writing, I know how important it is to The Unapologetic Mexican for people to attribute things to him. I feel like this might be more of an insult than anything that he'd want credit for, though, because I've done such a primitive job with this. Either way, it was Nezua's visceral and moving poem inspired me to try and put out my first podcast. It's something...
Morpheus - Rebis 1. Invocation ov 23 2. Beautiful Lover 3. Anthem 4. Snakeskin 5. Domino 6. Venus in Veils 7. To be forgotten 8. Rebis 9. A Game in the Dark (Revisited) 10. Imposición de manos 11. Vigiliae (3:14 A.M.) 23. ...so as not to wake you "Even the most primitive society has an innate respect for the insane" (Rumble Fish) Sometimes it looks like this is going to be the "Chinese Democracy" of dark ambient. It has undergone so many modifications, even I can't retrace its whole history. I remember...
ALEXANDER COCKBURN, columnista de The Nation, escribe en Counterpunch sobre los histéricos del calentamiento global y cómo saltan cuando alguien osa llevarles la contraria. Nótese que tanto el autor como las dos publicaciones son de izquierda dura. Empieza así: I began this series of critiques of the greenhouse fearmongers with an evocation of the papal indulgences of the Middle Ages as precursors of the "carbon credits"-ready relief for carbon sinners, burdened, because all humans exhale carbon, with...
Last night I wrote the following: The OAS secretary was also deeply and disturbingly insulted by Chavez.And I feel that I should expand on that "disturbingly". The event yesterday was very disturbing indeed, regardless of the so called economic measures announced. First there was the general scenery. I have not been able to find a good picture but the ABN offers one which conveys the moment. The background is a huge portrait of Chavez and the legend, which I could only partially read in another picture, is...
We all know that stress is bad for the body, but we tend to overlook how damaging stress can be to one's career. When pressure hits the red zone, people can lose their heads and give in to immediate impulses that lack judgment. They may say or do things that they later regret, especially when they're passed over for a promotion, or even fired. Stress and work are inseparable nowadays. Handling stress with grace is what sets a great employee apart and what marks a person as upper-management material. a word...
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