lunes, 19 de abril de 2010

Mariel

ALICE IN WONDERLAND
In the movie, Alice returns to Wonderland once again when she has 19 year old . She going down the rabbit’s hole but in this time she must set things right in the strange land and putting an end to the Red Queen. In this adventure she had friends like Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Caterpillar and other who help her in this crusade.
CELULAR PHONE
Advantages
You can send SMS, play games, listen to music...
we can communicate with others wherever we are
With the cell internet we can read news from country and world, sport news, interesting facts and other.
Disadvantages
costs more money than in stationary phones.they create radiation ( from phone receiver ).
everybody can find us
In the long run it is very annoying

Ipod
The Ipod was invented by Tony Fadell who show his invent to Apple. Apple Computer introduced the iPod, the world's first portable MP3 music player. The first iPod was simply named the iPod. This was released in octuber 2001. Apple still makes iPods like this today, but they are now called "Ipod classic".
The most expensive iPod is called the iPod touch. It has a touch screen, like the iPhone. The first iPod touch was released in 2007 and songs are sold in aac file format, not MP3 or WMA.

miércoles, 14 de abril de 2010

♥ ...The use of technology in classes.

I think that because of the age in which we live is fine to use computers, projection guns and materials that make the class more enjoyable as videos and images to better understand the issues for learning and visuals elements is easier to remember the lessons ... is one of the advantages that we encounter but then the disadvantage is that students can be distracted by these elements and lose attention to what information must be retained as a subjective point because it can go if it is not good use.


Alice in Wonderland
This film by Tim Burton, director and producer known for his different way of making films, he talks foreign, dares to shoot this story as crazy as he and life.
The characters do not leave the originals but if you add features and situations to make their own way, besides being a current version of the story, the one I liked was the character of the Hatter and Red Queen, they are different personalities and characterizations are amazing.
In general I liked the proposal of the director, I recommend the movie.
T h e t e l e s c o p e
It is an instrument that serves to collect light from a distant object and expand it. A telescope, in addition to the obvious advantage of larger objects, reveals poor lighting celestial bodies and therefore invisible to the naked eye, because its objective is able to detect more light than our eyes.

The discovery of the telescope is attributed, almost contemporaneously, by Dutchman Hans Lippershey and Galileo Galilei in 1609.

In general the rule applies that the larger the diameter of the objective (and therefore its surface), the greater the amount of light it captures. In addition, if the diameter of the objective of a telescope (which is usually defined more briefly opening of a telescope) depends on the resolving power of the instrument.

The first telescopes to consolidate throughout the seventeenth century were the Keplerian rate, which were built with focal lengths up to 30 or 40 m, in order to have a large number of increases. Provided notable flickering images and aberrations.


What is the function of the telescope?
Collect light from a distant object and expand it.
When was invented? In 1609
Who did it? Hans Lippershey and Galileo Galilei
What were the first telescopes consolidated? The Keplerian rate

domingo, 11 de abril de 2010

Andrea Yutzill Puebla Rubiales

'Alice in Wonderland'

This one movie belongs to the famous director Tim Burton, stocks in the book 'Alice in Wonderland' of the Britisher Lewis Carroll, it was released in Mexico on Thursday, the 4th of April, in 3D and 2D.

Alicia is 19 years old and returns to wonderland without remembering that she had been in 10 years behind. Alicia would attack the been afraid one Jabberwocky, and at the same time her dreads and weaknesses, discovering the real Alicia who even lives inside her.

In the distribution they appear, as Alicia: Mia Wasikowoska, Johnny Depp like the Mad Hatmaker, Helena Bonham Carter like the Red Queen and Anne Hathaway like the White Queen.

Alice in wonderland

I thing that this movie is the second part of the original story because this time Alice comes back to Wonderland, the little girl has grown up and return because the red queen has invaded wonderland. This movie starts strong and a little bit sour but then is totally different .
One of all amazing things of the movie is the scenery, was designed by Robert Stromberg. He designed the scenary of avatar´s film.
The movie is a visual feast, for the peculiar Burton´s style but now, the colors are very presents that make the movie a true masterpiece.
In terms of actors, this time Johnny Deep don´t make the exception, marvel again with his crazy hat, totally mat but with all charisma. A character especially for him, a role that could only play Deep doing one of the more bizarre creations that to have made.
Made a great family, joins Helena Bonham, as Red Queen, Anne Hathaway as white Queen and the wonder Alice with a great actuation (for his first participation with a big cast)
This special effects film was very original, is a very particular version of the director, Burton, it´s like a “coloring trip”.

Andrea Yutzill Puebla Rubiales

The microscope

The microscope was invented about the year 1610, for Galilean, according to the Italian ones, or for Zacharias Janssen, in opinion of the Dutches. That of William Harvey on the blood traffic on having observed to the microscope the blood capillaries and Robert Hooke publishes his work Micrographia.
In 1665 Hooke observed with a microscope thin court of cork and noticed that the material was porous. And with pores, in his set, they were forming slightly deep cavities like boxes to which he called cells. It was a question of the first observation of dead cells. A few years later, Malpighi, anatomist and Italian biologist, observed alive cells. It was the first one in studying alive fabrics to the microscope.
In the middle of the XVIIth century a Dutch, Anton Van Leeuwenhoek, using simple microscopes of own manufacture, described for the first time protozoos, bacteria, sperms and red blood cells. Leeuwenhoek, without any scientific preparation, he can be considered to be the founder of the bacteriology. He itself was carving his magnifying glass on small spheres of crystal, which diameters were not reaching the millimeter (his field of vision was very limited, of tenths of millimeter). With these small focal distances he was reaching 275 increases. He, observed the globules of the blood, the bacteria and the protozoos; he examined for the first time the red blood cells and discovered that the semen contains sperms. During his life he did not reveal his secret methods and to his death, in 1723, 26 of his devices they were yielded to the Royal Society of London.
During the 18th century he continued the progress and achromatic lenses were achieved by glass association flint and crown obtained in 1740 by H. M. Hall and improved by John Dollond. Of this epoch they are the studies effected by Isaac Newton and Leonhard Euler. In the 19th century, on there having be discovered that the dispersion and the refraction could modify with suitable combinations of two or more optical means, there are thrown to the market achromatic excellent lenses.
During the 18th century the microscope had diverse mechanical advances that increased his stability and his facility of use, though optical improvements did not develop for the present time. The most important improvements of the optics arose in 1877, when Ernst Abbe published his theory of the microscope and, for Carl Zeiss's order; he improved the microscopy of dip replacing the water with oil of cedar, which allows to obtain increases of 2000. At the beginning of the year 1930 the theoretical limit had been reached for the optical microscopes, not obtaining these top increases to 500X or 1000X. Nevertheless, there existed a scientific desire to observe the details of cellular structures (nucleus, mitochondrion, etc.).
The electronic microscope of transmission was the first type of electronic developed microscope. A bundle of electrons uses instead of light to focus the sample obtaining increases of 100.000X. It was developed by Max Knoll and Ernst Ruska in Germany in 1931. Later, in 1942 there develops the electronic microscope of sweep.


- Who was the microscope invented by?
according to italians, the microscope was invented by Galileo.
according to the dutches, it was invented by Zacharias Janssen.

- When was the microscope invented?
the microscope was invented in 1610

- Who was the electronic microscope invented by?
the electronic microscope was invented by Max Knoll and Ernst Ruska

-When was the electronic microscope invented?
the electronic microscope was invented in 1931

-Where was the electronic microscope invented?
the electronic microscope was invented in Germany
Teams from the ship to Mars Express have been verified for the first time the presence of water ice on the Red Planet's surface, said Friday the European Space Agency.

The ship, which is orbiting the planet's surface, showed the presence of water ice at the south pole of Mars, said agency scientist Allen Moorehouse.

"It's the first time it has been detected" water ice on Mars, "said Moorehouse. "This is the first direct confirmation."

If at one time Mars had water on its surface, it is possible that life forms have existed, although Moorehouse said it was still too early to give conclusions.

Although scientists have indicated in the past that presumably contain the polar ice, the findings were based on indirect methods such as analysis of the temperature or the detection of trace amounts of hydrogen.

European scientists said their discovery was based on the analysis of vapor molecules detected by an infrared camera aboard the Mars Express is orbiting the Red Planet's south pole.

"If you look at the photographs and prints, it is found that is frozen water," said Moorehouse.

In 2001, the instruments of the ship Odyssey, released by NASA, found that there was a large amount of ice just 45 centimeters from the surface.

However, the science director of the European agency, David Southwood, said that these previous conclusions were based on indirect measurements, such as detecting traces of hydrogen, and that Europe was more specific finding.

"Previous measurements were indirect. This is the first time we have direct indications that there are molecules in the water," said Southwood.

However, Orlando Figueroa, director of the Mars exploration program at NASA, on Friday questioned the European claim that the discovery was new.

"Our ship Odyssey, which orbited Mars since 2001, discovered vast quantities of water ice at the north and south latitudes," Figueroa said the cable channel CNN. "Therefore, it is not something new, but we are happy that the Satellite (European) has been detected where there is" the water.


What discovered the team Teams from the ship to Mars Express in mars?
They discovered water ice

What´s ship name that orbited mars since 2001?
The name ship is Odyssey

Who says that this isn´t a new discovery?
Orlando Figueroa, the director of the Mars exploration program of nasa

Which country made the descovery?
Europe

adventages and disadvantages

to marry

adventages
*spend time with the person that you fall in love
*you´ll never be alone
*the family grow up
*you can have a family

disadventages
*you have to learn to live with all defects of your couple
*you´ll have some problems of communication with your couple
*Maybe you have to leave your family

sábado, 10 de abril de 2010

Ana LaUra Téllez

Synopsis:

ALICE IN THE LAND OF THE WONDERS

It is a film produced and directed by
Tim Burton.
Its main characters and very
Fun:
Mia Wasikowska, Johnny Depp, Michael Sheen,
Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, Alan
Rickman, Stephen Fry, Crispin Glover,
Christopher Lee, Matt Lucas, Timothy Spall,
Marton Csokas, Jemma Powell, Tim Piggot-
Smith, Lindsay Duncan, Geraldine James, Leo
Bill, Paul Whitehouse, Barbara Windsor.


It all starts with a girl who sleeps under the shade of a tree in your dream begins a great adventure ....

It is a rabbit that becomes his friend and so many more like the crazy hat, the cat.
After discovering the magical world and see so many things in the real world she would never so much fun.

I could never miss the bad of the story, which makes life miserable for the inhabitants, the woman who is obsessed with the color red.
Alicia is the heroic because the faces and defends all his friends and kill this evil injustice that made them happen.

The invention of the telephone

Historically, the invention of the telephone has been attributed to the Scottish-American Alexander Graham Bell, however, in June 2002 the U.S. Congress acknowledged that the phone was designHistorically, the invention of the telephone has been attributed to the Scottish-American Alexander Graham Bell, however, in June 2002 the U.S. Congress acknowledged that the phone was designed by an unknown Italian immigrant named Antonio Meucci "unbelievable truth?
As I have argued for decades textbooks in Italy, the Italian inventor Antonio Meucci is the true inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell what was "stolen" the idea of one of the most important media in history
.
This was recognized by the United States Congress, who last week approved, by acclamation, a document recognizing the Italian as "inventor of the telephone" and emphasized "the extraordinary and tragic" scientific career. "The life and achievements of Antonio Meucci should be recognized and their work in inventing the telephone."
The document also acknowledges that Meucci's death made her forget the legal process that had begun against the Western Union (who supported Graham Bell to boost its "invention") as concluded by pointing to its capital contribution to an invention for the entire humanity.
This acceptance has been received in Italy as a posthumous victory of a person mistreated by history, and has been echoed in the media world because Americans have come to recognize that a foreigner is the true inventor of the medium. Lawmakers acknowledged that, had we had those ten dollars, "Bell could not patent the invention of the telephone as their own."
Around 1854, Meucci, a Florentine immigrant and low income, built a mechanical phone (not electric) to connect your office to your bedroom located on the second floor, due to his wife's rheumatism.
It was not until 1871 when in New York lodged a patent application for his invention, "teletrophone", but in 1873 was to renew the patent, which was not for lack of $ 10.
In 1874 he presented his prototype to the Western Union telegraph. Two years later, he learned Italian who celebrated the "invention" of the phone by Scottish researcher Graham Bell, sponsored by Western Union.
At that point began a long legal battle with the powerful company and although in 1887 a New York court gave the reason, could not claim part of the economic benefits of the invention and that its application for patent had expired many years earlier.
Meucci died poor and embittered in 1889 and never saw the glory and recognition of his talent, which collided with her limited knowledge of English and his lack of panache to the legal tricks and the enormous economic interests of U.S. corporationsed by an unknown Italian immigrant named Antonio Meucci "unbelievable truth?
As I have argued for decades textbooks in Italy, the Italian inventor Antonio Meucci is the true inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell what was "stolen" the idea of one of the most important media in history
.
This was recognized by the United States Congress, who last week approved, by acclamation, a document recognizing the Italian as "inventor of the telephone" and emphasized "the extraordinary and tragic" scientific career. "The life and achievements of Antonio Meucci should be recognized and their work in inventing the telephone."
The document also acknowledges that Meucci's death made her forget the legal process that had begun against the Western Union (who supported Graham Bell to boost its "invention") as concluded by pointing to its capital contribution to an invention for the entire humanity.
This acceptance has been received in Italy as a posthumous victory of a person mistreated by history, and has been echoed in the media world because Americans have come to recognize that a foreigner is the true inventor of the medium. Lawmakers acknowledged that, had we had those ten dollars, "Bell could not patent the invention of the telephone as their own."
Around 1854, Meucci, a Florentine immigrant and low income, built a mechanical phone (not electric) to connect your office to your bedroom located on the second floor, due to his wife's rheumatism.
It was not until 1871 when in New York lodged a patent application for his invention, "teletrophone", but in 1873 was to renew the patent, which was not for lack of $ 10.
In 1874 he presented his prototype to the Western Union telegraph. Two years later, he learned Italian who celebrated the "invention" of the phone by Scottish researcher Graham Bell, sponsored by Western Union.
At that point began a long legal battle with the powerful company and although in 1887 a New York court gave the reason, could not claim part of the economic benefits of the invention and that its application for patent had expired many years earlier.
Meucci died poor and embittered in 1889 and never saw the glory and recognition of his talent, which collided with her limited knowledge of English and his lack of panache to the legal tricks and the enormous economic interests of U.S. corporations

1. Who was the real inventor of the telephone?
Antonio Meucci

2. Why did Alexander Graham Bell is not considered to be the inventor of the telephone?
stole the idea because one of the media

3. Who supported Graham Bell to promote his invention?
Western Union

4. Meucci Why did not renew the patent?
because he had no money

5.
What year Meucci died?
in 1889

Drug Legalization

Advantage

It would end so much corruption
It would end so many crimes
The country would grow more economically
There would be more control in all aspects

Disadvantages

Would be accessible to all
There would be more people addicted
Discussion would have to sell between
traders.

I think that we should legalize drugs because it would have fewer problems
in society, now most of the problems facing society
is because of drugs.