Sunday, September 16, 2007

iPod


The Ipod is a digital music player created by Apple Inc.
The line of products iPod, with the exception of iPod Shuffle and iPod Touch, is well-known because of its easy handling based on the use of a single "tactile wheel", called Apple Click Wheel, as the only form of navigation.

At the moment, the line of products iPod is made up of four series:

iPod classic: with possibility of reproduction of equipped video and with a hard disk of 80 or 160 GB. (in black or white)

iPod nano: equipped with a flash memory of 4 GB (in silver-plated color) or 8 GB (blue, red, green and black).

iPod shuffle: without screen and with a flash memory of 1 GB (in pink color, orange, silver, blue and green).

iPod Touch: equipped with memory of 8Gb or 16Gb, touch screen and Wi-Fi.(in black color).

At the moment it's the best selling audio players in the world. Until September of 2006, with each unit of iPod was included a copy of the program iTunes (a library multimedia) to organize the songs, videos, photos and audiobooks of the user. Also it can extract songs from music albums.

Credits:

www.apple.com

www.ipodnoticias.com

www.wikipedia.org

Wednesday, September 12, 2007


Fall Out Boy is an American band from Chicago that was formed in 2001. The members of the band are:
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Patrick Stump (lead vocals, rhythm guitar, and composer).
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Pete Wentz (bass guitar, backup vocals, and primary lyricist).
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Joe Trohman (lead guitar).
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Andy Hurley (drums).
The four were friends from childhood and liked the same kind of music. They started playing in various bands in the Chicago area and later they decided to do something more serious
Fall Out Boy is considered a pop punk and rock band, and is often described as
emo.
Fall Out Boy has won several awards for its major label debut album “
From Under the Cork Tree”.
These are their six albums; from the first to the last.





























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Thursday, September 06, 2007

The Diary of Anne Frank


This summer I’ve read this book because I heard that it was really good.
The Diary of Anne Frank is the story of a 13-year-old Jewish girl and her family who are forced into hiding by the Nazis during World War II.
The book is based on the diary written by Anne Frank while she and her family plus four more jewish people were hiding for two years; from 1942 to 1944 in the Atic of her father’s office, in the city of Amsterdam.
In August 1944 they were sent to a concentration camp called Bergen-Belsen, which was one of the worse. Of the group of eight, only Otto Frank (his father) survived the war.
Her diary, was saved during the war by one of the family’s helpers, Miep Gies, and her father published the diary in 1947, to make her daughter’s dream come true; become a writer.
Today, her diary has been translated into 67 languages and is one of the most widely read books in the world.

My opinion: I really liked this book and I really enjoyed reading it because the way she write’s it makes your feel like you’re the one who’s there hiding and feeling that horrible pain for two years; but in another way, sometimes she gets so detailled with something so it gets a little boring.
I really recommend this book to anyone, I think it’s worth reading it.

Credits: http://www.annefrank.com/
Credits: me!


...My SumMer HoliDayS...



This summer has been very cool; I’ve enjoyed it very much.
On July first I went to a french summer camp with Elisa. It lasted three weeks, I had a lot of because I met a lot of people from all spain, did many friends and I also a lot type of things. On July 21st the summer camp was finished!

My next trip was London. I had never been there. I went with my parents, brother and sister from the 22 of July to the second of August. We did a house exchange; we do it very often, the english people went to stay a few weeks in our house of valencia while we were at their house in London. It rained very much but I really liked it. I think London is a very beautifull city and it’s worth visiting it.
I saw: the big ben, the london eye, the parlament, london bridge, the british museum and many more things!
I also visited Cambridge, Stratford and Oxford. We stayed at London for ten days.

When I got back from London; at the second of August I went two weeks to San Sebastian, where my grandma lives. And then I got back here to get ready to school!

Credits: me!!
Photo: London by night




Monday, June 04, 2007

TRIP TO MADRID & TOLEDO(2)

I think this trip has a lots of objectives that we have reached. The principal objective was to be more autonomous. Another one was to learn to manage ourselfs in a big city like Madrid. Also we have learned to travell by metre, bus train… and and at least myself, I think I have achieved it.

19 promotion the best!!!







Podcasting


A podcast is like a blog but instead of written articles, you make media files. The term "podcast" comes from the name of Apple's portable music player, the iPod, and broadcast.


But to create a podcast or even to listen to one, you don't need to own an iPod, or any portable music player .Podcasting is a new type of online media delivery. You publish selected audio files via the internet and allow your users to subscribe via an RSS feed to automatically receive new files. Podcasting lets you create your own online talkshow or radio program.


For a quick example of the latest podcasts, check out: http://audio.weblogs.com/.



Thursday, May 24, 2007




TRIP TO MADRID & TOLEDO

Last month we went five days to Madrid it was a fantastic trip, in fact I think one of the best trips I've ever done. We had a great time all thanks to Maria.G., Maria.S and Eva. I also liked very much the trip because usually we go to the mountain and this was something different. I'm going to tell what we did each day!!






First day (7th of May):


We started our trip!! We went from Valencia to Madrid by bus. It took us four hours aproximatly. We arrived to the hostel “Casa de Campo” which was very good. Then we left our packages and we went to see Madrid. First we saw the museum “Reina Sofia”, It was very good. Later, we saw the “Plaza Mayor” and we had dinner there. We got back by metre.



Second Day (8th of May):):


First, we saw the "Puerta del sol" and we walked a little bit around Madrid. At lunch we went to eat to the restaurant "Hylogi" and we ate very well!! the food was delicius!! Then we went to the museum Thyssen, I liked it but less than the "Reina Sofia".




Third Day (9th of May): ):


This day was a little crazy xD... We should have taken the train to Toledo at 10'45 but we arrived late, so we had to wait untill 12'00 to go. The trip was very exciting and fast!! we were in Toledo in 25 minutes!! when we arrived there it was very hot so we took a bus that left us in the centre. We walked for a while to see Toledo, we saw the "Sinagoga judía" then we had lunch, and the teachers left us some free time to buy things for our family and see Toledo. At 9'00 we took the train again to Madrid.




Fourth Day (10th of May): ):


This day we did a lot of things!! We went to the famous "Prado museum" I liked it but the security guards were very unfriendly with us, so Maria.G and Eva filled in a form to complain about it. Later we had lunch in the Prado's gardens. We had lots of fun that day. We had dinner at the hostel and we didn't sleep much!!




Last Day (11th of May): ):


Bye Madrid!! Today was the day to go back to Valencia!!, we had lunch at the bus and we were at school by 4'00.

It was an amazing trip, I will never forget it!!!
Thanks another time!!!










Friday, March 30, 2007

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The Sahara is the world's largest hot desert, and second largest desert after Antarctica. At over 9,000,000 square kilometres, it is almost as large as the United States.
The traduction of Sahara in arab is tuareg of tenere
The majority og the people in the Sahara are nomads, witch means that they travel from place to place.
The climate of the Sahara has undergone enormous variation between wet and dry over the last few hundred thousand years. During the last ice age, the Sahara was bigger than it is today
The composition is grave, sand and dunes. Three quarters of the desert is grave, and the other quarter is sand and dunes.


Credits:
wikipedia

Sunday, March 04, 2007

William Shakespeare


rWILLIAM SHAKESPEAREr


William Shakespeare was an English poet and playright known as the greatest writer of the English language, and as the world's best dramatist. He wrote approximately 38 plays and 154 sonnets, as well as a variety of other poems.
William Shakespeare was born in 1564 into a middle-class family. His father was a glove maker in the small market-town of Stratford-upon-Avon. In 1590, the young actor and writer moved to London. He became the most famous playwright of his time for his poetry and more than 37 plays, including tragedies, comedies, and history.
These are the most important plays of Shakespeare:


Top 10 Shakespeare:

Hamlet
Romeo and Juliet
Othello
Macbeth
The Tempest
Twelfth Night
King Lear
Antony and Cleopatra
Measure for Measure
Sonnets




..THE FALLAS...!


The Fallas are enormous models made out of papier mache, wood and wax. The models are burnt on the night of 19 March in a festival of fire and fireworks. Fireworks and firecrackers play a big role in this fiesta.Be careful of firecrackers being thrown along the street by youngsters.


The Fallas are divided into seven important stages. The city is adorned in decorations and fallas. During the week the following ceremonies take place: the nomination and proclamation of the Fallas Queens (whose role will last all year), the Exaltation, the Crida, the Cavalcade of the Ninot, the Offering of Flowers, the Planta and the Cremá.




The Crema is when the models of the Fallas are burned. For some it is the saddest moment, while for others it is the highest point of the festival. The Fallas are lit on the night of St. Joseph, 19th March.




The last ones to be burnt are the fallas which have won prizes for the best ones. One "ninot" is saved each year, from the flames by popular vote, and exhibited in the Museum of the Ninot. When at about midnight Valencia goes up in flames as more than three hundred fires are burnt throughout the city, the spectacle is as awesome as it is unforgettable.

Sunday, February 25, 2007



r...The black cat & other stories...r

Book title: The black cat & other stories

Date of first publication: 1991



My personal opinion


I liked this book very much because it has a few scary stories and Edgar Allan Poe wrote them very well.

He chooses the more apropiate characters for each story and he has a very special way to describe them with many details and strange words.

Thursday, February 15, 2007

Valentine's Day


..Be My Valentine..


Saint Valentine's Day or Valentine's Day is on February 14th. It is the traditional day on which lovers express their love for each other sending Valentine cards or candy. It's also very common to present flowers on Valentine's Day.

Valentine's Day is a day to express love to anyone you find special. The person does not necessarily have to be your boyfriend or girlfriend; he or she can be your mother, father, teacher, sibling, friend, aunt or anyone who has in anyway touched your heart.

Cards are a celebrated symbol of Valentine's Day. Everyone from young to old, make an expression of love through a beautiful and heartfelt Valentine's Day Card.

Thursday, February 01, 2007

..The green house effect..


The greenhouse effect..*
The sun gives us energy in light and heat. But like the earth is not able to absorb all that energy, a part goes to tha space.
Though, not all that radiation escapes through space, a part is absorbed by the greenhouse gases, that are at the atmosphere.
These gases are: carbon dioxide, methane and water steam.
This way the heat is well kept at the atmosphere and at the surface of earth.
This process is called "Green house effect" and lets earth keep an adecuate temperature for the development of life.

The greenhouse effect is important. Without the greenhouse effect, the Earth would not be warm enough for humans to live. But if the greenhouse effect becomes stronger, it could make the Earth warmer than usual. Even a little extra warming may cause problems for humans, plants, and animals.


Sunday, January 14, 2007

Princess Mononoke


Princess Mononoke
We have already finished watching the film of the princess mononoke with our english teacher Maria.We've seen it in original version: in Japonese with subtitles in spanish and because this year in my school we're working the saustenibility.
The princess Mononoke is a movie with Japanese animation from the director Hayao Miyazaki . "Mononoke" is not a name, it's a general term in Japanese for a spirit/god/monster of the natural world.
I think that in this film Hayao Miyazaki tries to give us a vision about the love to the nature, in which the humans and nature aren't in a constant fight.
The Story:The story of Princess Mononoke is about a young warrior called Ashitaka.He got a wound in a fight with a devil and he must look for a cure . Along the way he finds a town which is changing the environment. Industry and war threaten to overtake the natural forces of good. Ashitaka must try to end the conflict and cure his affliction before it's too late.

Saturday, January 13, 2007

Bomb at the T-4


Bomb at Madrid's airport
A powerful car bomb exploded at the car park of Madrid's international airport of Barajas on 30th of December, leaving two people dead and at least 26 wounded. The terrorists were the Basque separatist group of ETA.The bomb contained between 18 to 20 kg of explosives.
It was Eta's first attack since the group declared a permanent cease fire in March,(9 months ago).

With the explosion in the Terminal 4 parking, the terrorist band has achieved one of the major expansive waves of their history: they've broken the peace process, the great political bet of Zapatero's government.

Thursday, January 04, 2007

Hannuka

In the Jewish culture there is a thousand-year-old tradition not related to the Christian Christmas,that is celebrated in December and the children also receive gifts.
It is called Hanukah's festivity and evokes the rebuilding of Jerusalem's Temple that took place in 165 b.C.That's why it receives the name of the festivity, since Hanukah, in Hebrew means inauguration.
For years, in the Temple of Jerusalem, other polytheistic people from the Middle East installed pagan idols and stole part of its treasures.
It is in the year 165 b.C. when took place the expulsion of the population who was occupaying Jerusalem and the Jewish people recovered the Temple.
In that occasion, when the Jews wanted to light the chandelier of the Temple, they found only one pitcher of oil and according to their calculations it would last only one day. But a miracle took place and the oil of the chandelier lasted for eight days.That's why Hanuka's festivity begins the 25th of the Hebrew month of Kislev (December for the Christians).
For eight days that the celebration lasts, and after sunset, they dedicate a few minutes to the ceremony of lighting the candles. The chandelier that is used in this holiday has nine arms: one is in the middle, called Shamash (in Hebrew "servant"), and four to each side of the Shamash in the same position. The first day they light the shamash and with it another candle.The second day they light again the shamash and with it two candles.And this way successively up to completing eight candles in the eighth night.
The children are the big beneficiaries since it is a tradition for the parents to give coins(Hanuka's money) or other gifts,like games, songs and delicious recipes to the kids.

Sunday, December 31, 2006

Christmas in Spain



Christmas in Spain


Christmas is a very special time of the year.The streets are full of lights and the people walk aroung carrying their shopping bags.Christmas is an important family celebration in Spain.There are several special dates.The first one:Christmas Eve(24th of december) the night in which the whole family gathers around the table to have dinner and celebrate that Jesus was born.Nowadays some people in Spain give each other their presents on Christmas Day(25th of december) because Santa Claus leaves the presents on that night.

The next important date is the 5th of January when the "three wise men" come with gifts for spanish children.In many Spanish towns and villages the City Councils organise some interesting parades in order to impress the kids.These are expecting the presents from the "three wise men" and they find them when they wake up the next morning,on the 6th of January.

Monday, December 18, 2006

The mistreatment


Unfortunately mistreatment to women is very common nowadays. It is also called "genre violence"
There are two types of mistreatment: physical and psychological: insults, humiliations, etc...
Ill-treated women are usually around 40 years old and 65 % of them are married or in the separation process.It is surprising the number of ill-treated women who are single(17 %). A high percentage (almost 70 %) does not have the primary studies or only the secondary school certificate. The majority of the women do not have a job so they are afraid to get separated.
Many women do not denounce their aggressors for fear that they kill them, but other women who denounce them are not sufficiently protected and the aggressors continue attacking their victims.In other cases they do not denounce because they have children and are afraid that they're going to be attacked by the aggressor.
The safety of the women threatened is based on the protection of the victims by keeping the aggressor far, but this is very difficult and many women die for not having the sufficient attention.

Monday, December 11, 2006

My Routine..

..My RouTinE..
I usually wake up at seven o'clock on weekdays but in the weekends I wake up later.
First I go to get dressed and after I have breakfast.
Normaly I go to school at 8:45 because it takes me only 10 minutes to get there.
When I finish school at 4:30 I wait untill my mum or dad comes for me.
I arrive to my house at 5:00 more or less.On monday and wednesday I have English after-school activity from 5:30 to 7:00.
Then I do my homework,I get a shower,I watch TV(if I have time) and I finally I go to bed....
and good night!!!

Tuesday, November 28, 2006

My Favourite Singer.*]


..My FavoRitE singeR..

The truth is I don't have a favorite singer.I like pop-rock music,and my favorite singers are Avril Lavigne,Green Day,Simple Plan,Hilary Duff,Rihana...as you can see
I like a lot of singers!

But if I had to choose one of them I would choose Avril Lavigne.

Avril Lavigne is a Canadian rock singer.She is the the youngest punk singer in the world. She has three cD's out: Under my skin,My World and Let go.The one I like best is Under My Skin and my favourite song is "Fall to pieces".