Senin, 04 Juli 2016

Yo estuve ahí


Ese sábado mi hija se despertó un poco más tarde, fue bueno, porque necesitaba unos minutos más de sueño.
A las 9 y media ya estaba lista, a si es que dediqué unos minutos más para dejar a Francisca levantada. Debo decir que aunque sabía que ella lo iba a pasar bien, porque sus abuelos vendrían a verla, no podía dejar de sentirme un poco culpable por quitarle la compañía de su madre ese día, y es que Felipe y yo generalmente dedicamos el sábado a actividades familiares. Pero yo quería ir, a si es que la dejé viendo un video de Barney en espera de los "tatas" y me fui.
Después de algunas complicaciones, que incluyeron enterarme que durante la madrugada habían robado el auto de mi vecino, organizar rápidamente una reunión de emergencia para tratar el tema de la seguridad en el condominio donde vivo (no lo había mencionado, pero soy uno de los tres delegados), hablar con mi hermanita para saber cómo había amanecido (el día anterior le habían sacado dos muelas), coordinar con mi madre su visita a mi casa y dar un par de vueltas buscando estacionamiento (al final, me enteré que en la Biblioteca hay estacionamientos) por fin llegué. Y pese a que había planeado presentarme relativamente temprano, los imponderables de siempre me hicieron aparecer justo a las 11 AM. Ahí estaba yo, en el primer Taller Legal para Bloggers.
El ambiente se notaba bueno, era como respirar "aire positivo". Creo que, de alguna manera, todos anhelábamos juntarnos. Miré un poco alrededor, pero no mucho, porque justo en ese momento Daniel Álvarez tomaba el micrófono para darnos la bienvenida. Lamentablemente, este aparatito nos jugó una mala pasada y toooooda la mañana tuvimos problemas. Pero eso no importaba, porque estaban las ganas de aprovechar el tiempo, a si es que pronto se dejó el micrófono a un lado y todos hablaron a viva voz.
Primero, la Mesa Redonda, moderada por Christian Leal. Simplemente, notable. Debo decir que Roberto Arancibia se lució. Y es que no podía ser menos. Comprobé que el apodo de "el padre de los blogs chilenos" o "el maestro" le quedan perfectos. AMiguel Paz y Manuel Contreras no los ubicaba mucho, algo había leído sobre ellos, y escuché de su parte interesantes puntos de vista desde el ámbito del periodismo. Finalmente y por supuesto, Arturo Catalán y Soledad Ferreiro enriquecieron aún más la conversación.


Después, comenzamos con el taller. El primer tema fue "Libertad de Expresión y Responsabilidad", dictado por Rodrigo Moya, quien, debo confesar, me cautivó con su forma de hablar. Su expresión y convicción en cada frase y el entusiasmo que proyectaba al hablar, no dejó que me perdiera una sola palabra. Bien por ti, Rodrigo, y por los asistentes, ya que el tema era complicado y el público, exigente. Debido al retraso en el programa, quedaron algunas preguntas pendientes que los organizadores se comprometieron a responder a través de la página de Derechos Digitales, donde, además, está publicada la Guía Legal del Blogger.

Después de un merecido break, se dio paso al segundo bloque: "Derecho de Autor y Creative Commons", presentación hecha por Daniel Álvarez y Claudio Ruiz. En ella, nos enteramos que todos los bloggers o, por lo menos la gran mayoría, estamos actuando ilegalmente al publicar textos e imágenes sin la debida autorización de los autores, ya que en nuestro país las excepciones al derecho de autor son mínimas. Por supuesto que esto lo hemos hecho de manera involuntaria, por ello la importancia de haber participado en esta actividad, ya que nos entrega herramientas fundamentales para continuar en el mundo blog. Después, nos enseñaron lo que es Creative Commons y cómo podíamos aprovechar sus ventajas. En resumen, "es una organización que permite a la gente publicar sus obras creativas bajo una licencia que da más flexibilidad que el de ‘todos los derechos reservados’, que viene por defecto en las leyes sobre derecho de autor". Para no caer en irregularidades, este texto lo copié diectamente del sitio de Creative Commons Chile.
Finalmente, el último bloque, "Privacidad y Normas Laborales", dictado por Alberto Cerda y Paula Jaramillo, quienes velozmente nos presentaron los límites de la privacidad, desde el punto de vista de los blogs, y la relación y los conflictos entre los bloggeros y sus trabajos.
Buenos temas, poco tiempo. Queremos más.
La experiencia fue muy buena. Y llegó para validar esta actividad frente a quienes aún están escépticos, aunque nosotros no necesitemos esa validez, pues mantendremos estos espacios propios de la misma manera como lo hemos venido haciendo hasta ahora.
Los blogs hoy en día son considerados una poderosa fuente de información, con potencialidades aún insospechadas. Tal como lo dijo Roberto en la Mesa Redonda, pronto estaremos entregando en nuestra información personal, además del número de teléfono y la dirección de mail, la dirección de nuestro blog. Recuerden que si no aparecen en Google, no existen. Por lo pronto, yo existo.
Gracias por la organización de este evento y espero que hagan más en un futuro cercano, porque el encuentro que se produjo fue más que sólo un taller. Fue un enriquecimiento desde todo punto de vista.

PS: Las fotos las saqué del Fotoreportaje que hizo Nelson Rodríguez en su blog y están bajo licencia de Creative Commons, por lo que se pueden pedir prestado, reciclar y republicar según las reglas de la licencia.

Kamis, 16 Juni 2016

Choosing the Best Gambling Game



With the introduction of the world wide web, gambling games have never been the same. It used to be that people went to the casinos to play craps, black jack, poker, slot machines and what have you inside the casino.

It used to be that people went to the bingo social hall to play bingo and be a part of the rowdy, noisy group hollering, shouting, and jumping up and down to announce their winning card. Bingo!!! Bingo!!!

It used to be that people who bet on horses or dogs went to the race tracks to place their wagers and stakes and to experience first hand the outcome of the race.

But with the ever increasing complexity of the technology we now have, gambling has already invaded even our homes and that's we call Domino Online Indonesia .

The proliferation of online gaming systems has required people to be connected to the world wide web to play mostly casino games such as poker, craps, roulette, and slots.

Bingo has been turned into an online game too.

In some states, offline betting has already invaded them. So there is no need to actually go to the race track to place a bet on your favorite horse.

These days it seems that you need not go out of the house anymore to get a dose of adrenaline pumping through your veins to experience the high of winning or the low of losing.

Choosing your game is mostly a personal decision and choice. Some people have natural affinity with horses or dogs, thus they tend to play race track betting games either on the racetrack, online or offline.

Some prefer the thrill of waiting for the next ball to be announced and be ready to jump up and shout throughout the place, "Bingo! I won! I won!"

Some prefer the anonymity of playing casino games in the privacy of their homes just so when they lose, no one is the wiser. Or if they win big, no one would also be in the know.

Others prefer to feel the cards at their fingertips and would rather stay in a casino nearby to play not only a card game, but the psychological game with the dealer and the other players at the table.

The choice therefore rests on the player. All gambling games have their unique risks. All have their highs and lows. The initial makes the decision to choose which game could be considered the best gambling game.

Ranking the Best Gambling Business



There are gamblers and there ARE the gamblers. For those who cannot control their gambling addiction and those who want to delve into the business of gambling, there are some areas to turn in a profit, day or night.

Knowledge of state laws is crucial in making your choice as well as other regulatory and statutes that you need to be knowledgeable of. Remember, the law does not exclude anyone.

As in any type of business, the most crucial aspect in establishing your business is where to locate it. Location, location, location is the key. Unless you want to jumpstart the economy of a certain locality, choosing the perfect location is by far the most difficult decision to make.

Another decision you need to make requires you to evaluate which type of gambling business you would like to get into.

There are a lot of options to choose from in going into the gambling business. One can choose to establish a casino, a lottery outlet, a wagering system, bingo social halls, sweepstakes and dice games.

Casinos

Establishing a casino at the right location can make an individual (who can afford to build one on his own) or a group of individuals rich. But the initial investment is also very steep as the place needs to be at par with world class standards to be considered as the in place to be.

Lotteries

Everybody plays the lottery. Who doesn't want to get rich quick? So getting a franchise or a license to open a lottery outlet is also another way of making a fast buck.

Wagering and/or Race tracks

Some go for the higher stakes of taking a chance on the outcome of the game from a jockey or from someone else. Building a race track for horses, for dogs or for any other animal is also a lucrative business that can be looked into. Provided state laws allow these animals to be a part of the gaming industry.

Bingo

People just love to play bingo. And formalizing a bingo social hall is just the right business around that corner if your community is into it day and night. Aside from its entertainment value, most charity institutions use bingo socials to forward their causes and solicit funding for their activities.

Sweepstakes and dice games

These have fairly been in the community long before the more elaborate and higher stakes gambling activities available now. However, these do not lose their charms as they provide a high that most people just can handle in their daily lives.

Last word on any gambling business you would want to establish, know your state laws.
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Rabu, 15 Juni 2016

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Selasa, 19 Januari 2016

Luxury Sports Car of This Generation

Most of the luxury cars are modified with two doors and can perform with great speed on the road. These cars are expensive because of the limited versions of their kind. Car manufacturers many times have their own classifications of luxury sports cars that they sell in the car market industry for those drivers who look for pleasure and extravagance in a car. Here are some examples of luxury sports cars that you can compare and rate according to their prices and features. If you want to rent a sport car, you can rent from car rental singapore


  • One of the most extravagant and most expensive sports cars is the Ferrari F430 Spider. Ferrari has generated this car as the second fastest car in the world that reaches a speed up to 193 mph. This awesome speed has lived up to its expectations because Ferrari has always been consistent in promoting and endorsing top of the line models and designs for its cars. The Ferrari F430 priced at $180,000 is an all around sports car with a 486-hp engine and is considered as the company’s best F-1 technology.
  • Another top of the line luxury sports car is the Jaguar XK. This car will be released early this year as their main attraction for the 2007 series of the Jaguar. This car is said to be the lightest of the Jaguar designs because of the bonded-aluminum platform that is used in its modernized features. It weighs lighter than the previous version, which is the DOHC 4.2-liter engine. 


  • The Porsche Cayman can be considered as the most well rounded Porsche sports car that is released. Although it is not considered the fastest or most expensive design in the car market, many car enthusiasts are still fascinated with this car because of the accuracy of the steering wheels and mid-engine balance it gives the driver when it is on the road. The car is priced $59,985.
  • When car enthusiasts are looking for a fast car and would like to satisfy their need for speed, the Chevrolet Corvette ZO6 has it all. This car can blast up to 200 mph. To topple the Corvette’s great speed you have to acquire the Ford GT and spend $150,000. Just like the Le Mans C6R Corvette racecar the ZO6 has a 7-liter and 505-hp engine. It also features carbon fiber front fenders and dry sump V8.


These are only a few of the certified luxury sports car that car drivers can find when wanting to make comparisons in the car market. Many sports cars can be one of the top-of-the-line cars when you talk about their classification for being a luxury sports car.


Jumat, 21 Agustus 2015

Things People Forget During Moving House

Things people forget during moving house

During the stresses and pressures of a house move, people often forget important things, the most common things people forget:

Keys and Valuables

Keys and valuables are commonly forgotten during a move. Make sure youve checked all your secret hiding places and removed all valuables and that your spare keys are located and left for the new owners.


Disconnect White Goods

Many removal firms will be unable to unplumb washing machines and most cannot disconnect gas or elevtronin cookers.  Remember to turn the services off at the main and get a professional to remove them.


Address Notifications
When you move, you need to notify employers, government offices, banks, schools, friends and family to make sure you continue to get your mail. Try and remember to notify everyone you need to.

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Rabu, 01 Oktober 2014

artificial reef park indonesia

Teguh Ostenrik, the Indonesian artist vagabond, has finally brought to life his underwater fascination to realize his environmental concern, with artworks planted deep in the waters around Senggigi, Lombok.
But instead of the delicate shapes and colors that often form his canvases, a maze-like structure seems to push its tentacles underneath the water mass. Soon corals will be covering the iron bars of scrap metal through whose pipes a light electric stream flows.
The project was launched on May 24, an uses the biorock artificial reef park indonesia system, which turns dissolved minerals in seawater into biorock or “seament,” to accelerate coral growth six times faster than natural growth.
The initiative is a collaborative effort by the Lombok Hotel Association (LHA) and the Indonesian Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry, with support from the Gili Eco Trust.
Starting off in the middle of Senggigi Beach, it is planned to extend to the entire length of the beach.
Teguh’s installation, which he calls Domus Sepiae, or Squid House, appears like artists’ floating palettes dancing five meters below the surface of the water. The lightweight appearance is deceptive, as each of the 16 modules of six-millimeter-thick iron plates, measuring 130 by 140 centimeters, weights 200 kilograms. Each is set on a two-meter-high iron pole.
“I have made holes in the thick plates as a way of fortification against strong currents and to allow fish to play around or hide from predators,” Teguh says.
“The poles are linked to each other to ensure that they stand firm even against strong currents.”
Asked how working with scrap metal this time differed from the process for his scrap metal works in the Defacement series in 2008, the artist says that this time he had to heed the guidelines from Delphine Robbe to protect the budding corals from being crushed when the structure trembles.
How did he come to be so passionate about the coral reefs?
“I was shocked when I found that the underwater landscape near Senggigi was barren like the Sahara desert,” Teguh says, explaining his resolve to use his art to reclaim the coral reefs.
He had been diving there nearly 30 years ago, admiring the underwater paradise. His fascination led him to present his amazing installation “Alam Dibawah Air” in 1988 at the building that now is the National Gallery. The public was invited into a darkened room, and entering it as if coming into the realm of the underwater world, one was provided a mask to make the illusion more real when looking at his paintings featuring his artistic representations of this wondrous world.
But when he returned to Lombok in 2011 he was taken aback: instead of the coral reefs and the pristine paradise with schools of fish, lobster and squid that he vividly remembered, he found a lifeless underwater desert.
Apalled, the artist whose sublime series “Homo Sapiens,” with his ancient images morphing the past with the present,  then decided to do what he considers his mission as an artist living amid such grave environmental degradation.
Indonesia, which has the highest coral reef biodiversity in the world, has only 6 percent left in a pristine state. Overfishing, dynamite fishing, pollution and other factors have left the rest destroyed or damaged.
When invited for a residency at Qunci Villas in Lombok, Teguh proposed to research the possibility of revitalizing the coral reefs through his art works.
“Rather than only making works to decorate walls with, I wanted my art to help recover the reefs that are the habitats of fish and so many other  species and the livelihood of the people dependent on them,” he says.
He learned of biorock, the artificial reef system that has been applied in other places, and was fortunate to get to know Robbe, the passionate and inspiring director of Gili Eco Trust, a local nongovernmental organization with an active involvement in protecting coral reefs.
After a lot of effort collecting enough scrap metal from around Lombok, Teguh then created his underwater installation that he called Domus Sepiae.
While other foreign artists have previously been involved in such efforts, Teguh is the first to provide his own materials, according to Robbe. For the others, the Gili Eco Trust provided for their needs.
And on May 24, the ARTificial Reef Park that Teguh denoted as an underwater museum was launched, off the beach from de Quake restaurant, located approximately midway along Senggigi. It is planned to extend along the entire beach eventually.
“I hope other artists will be interested in collaborating,” the 64-year-old says

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