Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Company That Makes Paregoric
BY GUILLERMO GARRIDO 4th gear
El Bolson (RLN) .- Popular Radio Correspondent The Black enorguyese is to present a joint broadcast with FM Cutral Revenge of Co in the context of a year of recovery STEFANI bricks factory in the city of Neuquén. This Thursday at 15:30 will start a transmission that can be heard not only give speeches on the spot to place keys in the door of the factory, but also and audio interviews when radio La Negra was there. This moving ceremony with the dignity that charges more than sixty families were being exploited, deceived and cheated by the employer Stefani, and decided not to let something as important as their dignity is in the hands of a master, a person without scruples is without doubt one of the experiences of struggle and most significant organization for many of us.
invite you to share the talk with Second, one of the workers who decided to start writing their own history, and unwittingly (perhaps), are filled with enthusiasm, hope and expectations to the many who every day we turn to ask
"What work patterns?!"
listen to the audio: 
> DOWNLOAD FILE
El Bolson (RLN) .- Popular Radio Correspondent The Black enorguyese is to present a joint broadcast with FM Cutral Revenge of Co in the context of a year of recovery STEFANI bricks factory in the city of Neuquén. This Thursday at 15:30 will start a transmission that can be heard not only give speeches on the spot to place keys in the door of the factory, but also and audio interviews when radio La Negra was there. This moving ceremony with the dignity that charges more than sixty families were being exploited, deceived and cheated by the employer Stefani, and decided not to let something as important as their dignity is in the hands of a master, a person without scruples is without doubt one of the experiences of struggle and most significant organization for many of us.
invite you to share the talk with Second, one of the workers who decided to start writing their own history, and unwittingly (perhaps), are filled with enthusiasm, hope and expectations to the many who every day we turn to ask
"What work patterns?!"
listen to the audio:
> DOWNLOAD FILE
Monday, May 16, 2011
Season 2 Huntik Cards
Die Peruvian writer Carlos Eduardo Zavaleta
Carlos Eduardo Zaveleta writer, considered one of the leading exponents of Peruvian literature in the twentieth century, died Tuesday in Lima, at age 83, his family confirmed today. Zavaleta
died of natural causes although until recently he seemed in good condition. Even less than a month ago was responsible for the speech in tribute to San Marcos University, the dean of America, paid him the Nobel Prize in Literature 2010, Mario Vargas Llosa.
The writer, a member of the prestigious "Generation 50", noted in particular as a storyteller. His short stories are contained in such titles as The Christ Villenas, Clothing mourning, Many Faces of Love, Fog closed and the anthology The Fire and the routine.
He also wrote short stories as The Cynic, The Ingar and learners. In its production there are many reminiscences of the countryside, where he spent much of his early years after the birth in the Andean town of Caraz.
Zavaleta's work was also important as a teacher and critic and is considered as one more effort in Peru introduced the works of James Joyce Irish and American William Faulkner, who devoted their major studies.
Vargas Llosa, for example, publicly thanked him have always approached these authors su juventud. "A él le debo, sin dudas, haberlos descubierto", escribió.
Asimismo, Zavaleta incursionó en la diplomacia y representó a su país en las embajadas de La Paz, Ciudad de México, Madrid y Londres.
El deceso del escritor causó impacto en el mundo intelectual peruano. 
died of natural causes although until recently he seemed in good condition. Even less than a month ago was responsible for the speech in tribute to San Marcos University, the dean of America, paid him the Nobel Prize in Literature 2010, Mario Vargas Llosa.
The writer, a member of the prestigious "Generation 50", noted in particular as a storyteller. His short stories are contained in such titles as The Christ Villenas, Clothing mourning, Many Faces of Love, Fog closed and the anthology The Fire and the routine.
He also wrote short stories as The Cynic, The Ingar and learners. In its production there are many reminiscences of the countryside, where he spent much of his early years after the birth in the Andean town of Caraz.
Zavaleta's work was also important as a teacher and critic and is considered as one more effort in Peru introduced the works of James Joyce Irish and American William Faulkner, who devoted their major studies.
Vargas Llosa, for example, publicly thanked him have always approached these authors su juventud. "A él le debo, sin dudas, haberlos descubierto", escribió.
Asimismo, Zavaleta incursionó en la diplomacia y representó a su país en las embajadas de La Paz, Ciudad de México, Madrid y Londres.
El deceso del escritor causó impacto en el mundo intelectual peruano.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Nadine Jansen Bra Gallery
writer Ernesto Sabato died: farewell to the great Argentine writer
was to be honored this Sunday at the Book Fair to be held in the grounds of the Rural in Buenos Aires. The celebration on behalf of the author was to take place since that June 24 would be 100 years old. Sabato
The wake will begin at 17 at the headquarters of Club Atlético Defensores de Santos Lugares, located in Langeri to 3100, Holy Places, in front of the house where the writer died this morning.
The viewing room will be open until las 24 horas de hoy y reabrirá mañana de 7 a 12, hasta que parta el cortejo fúnebre.
Asimismo, se anunció que a las 14 horas su hijo, Mario Sábato, ofrecerá una conferencia de prensa en la sede del Club Santos Lugares.
Su obra. Galardonado con el Premio Cervantes en 1984, el escritor llegó a ser propuesto por la Sociedad General de Autores y Editores de España como candidato al Premio Nobel de Literatura de 2007.
"Me salvó el arte y por eso mi arte es trágico", reconoció en 1992 el autor de Sobre Héroes y Tumbas a la revista Newsweek, a la que confesó que estuvo dos veces tentado de suicidarse. Afín al socialismo, Sábato también fue reconocido por su defensa a los derechos human.
In 1984 he chaired the National Commission on Disappeared Persons (Conadep) which drafted the "Report Sabato" and never about the horrors of the last military dictatorship (1976-1983).
also wrote letters to public opinion against terrorism of ETA and essays on the plight of children.
Humanity is experiencing a "time of immorality," he warned in late 2000 on a text for the United Nations Fund for Children (Unicef).
The foreword to the report Nunca Más Sabato earned strong criticism from humanitarian agencies who question the "theory of two evils" on violence policy that hit Argentina in 1970.
In the text, the writer said that in the 70 Argentina "was convulsed by a terror that came both from the extreme right and extreme left."
"Our children were not demons. They were revolutionaries, guerrillas, wonderful and unique to defend the homeland," said the president of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, Hebe de Bonafini, during a speech on March 24, 2006, when the 30th anniversary of the coup. "(...) What made Sabato is a mess but his thinking is, "said Bonafini.
But beyond the controversy, posture, committed Sabato does not detract from readers: his essay "The Resistance (2000), which was first published on the Internet despite the objections of the writer to every means that globalization was a success and the first printed edition of 100,000 copies, sold out quickly.
International fame came in 1961 with the novel On Heroes and Tombs and the consecration in 1974 with Abaddon the destroyer, which was awarded in France, where he was named Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres. These two works
completed a trilogy with his first novel, The Tunnel (1948), whose version was adapted to the landscapes of Spain in April 2006.
before turning to literature, Sabato studied physics at the Universidad Nacional de la Plata and between 1938 and 1939 he worked fellow at the Curie Laboratory in Paris.
On his return to Argentina, in 1940, he taught and published his first book, a collection of essays entitled One and the Universe, in 1945, when he abandoned his scientific career to devote himself to literature.
His last published work was Spain in the papers of my age, the result of travel in 2002 to English lands as Argentina plunged into the fiercest economic crisis in its history.
Among the many awards received by Sabato also include the Menéndez Pelayo (1997) and Gabriela Mistral (1983), awarded by the Organization of American States (OAS).
But one of the most emotional recognition of his life that filled with tears his face came in 2004 when he was honored with repeated ovations during the Third Congress of Language, in the city of Rosario (Argentina). 
El escritor argentino Ernesto Sábato falleció este sábado en la tranquilidad de su casa de Santos Lugares, a los 99 años
Políticos, intelectuales y decenas de vecinos acompañan en el Club Defensores de Santos Lugares a familiares the writer.
bronchitis. His late wife Elvira González Fraga, confirmed the death of the author of The Tunnel. "15 days ago had bronchitis at the age of him this is terrible," she said in dialogue with Mitre radio. Sabato was to be honored this Sunday at the Book Fair to be held in the grounds of the Rural in Buenos Aires. The celebration on behalf of the author was to take place since that June 24 would be 100 years old. Sabato
The wake will begin at 17 at the headquarters of Club Atlético Defensores de Santos Lugares, located in Langeri to 3100, Holy Places, in front of the house where the writer died this morning.
The viewing room will be open until las 24 horas de hoy y reabrirá mañana de 7 a 12, hasta que parta el cortejo fúnebre.
Asimismo, se anunció que a las 14 horas su hijo, Mario Sábato, ofrecerá una conferencia de prensa en la sede del Club Santos Lugares.
Su obra. Galardonado con el Premio Cervantes en 1984, el escritor llegó a ser propuesto por la Sociedad General de Autores y Editores de España como candidato al Premio Nobel de Literatura de 2007.
"Me salvó el arte y por eso mi arte es trágico", reconoció en 1992 el autor de Sobre Héroes y Tumbas a la revista Newsweek, a la que confesó que estuvo dos veces tentado de suicidarse. Afín al socialismo, Sábato también fue reconocido por su defensa a los derechos human.
In 1984 he chaired the National Commission on Disappeared Persons (Conadep) which drafted the "Report Sabato" and never about the horrors of the last military dictatorship (1976-1983).
also wrote letters to public opinion against terrorism of ETA and essays on the plight of children.
Humanity is experiencing a "time of immorality," he warned in late 2000 on a text for the United Nations Fund for Children (Unicef).
The foreword to the report Nunca Más Sabato earned strong criticism from humanitarian agencies who question the "theory of two evils" on violence policy that hit Argentina in 1970.
In the text, the writer said that in the 70 Argentina "was convulsed by a terror that came both from the extreme right and extreme left."
"Our children were not demons. They were revolutionaries, guerrillas, wonderful and unique to defend the homeland," said the president of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, Hebe de Bonafini, during a speech on March 24, 2006, when the 30th anniversary of the coup. "(...) What made Sabato is a mess but his thinking is, "said Bonafini.
But beyond the controversy, posture, committed Sabato does not detract from readers: his essay "The Resistance (2000), which was first published on the Internet despite the objections of the writer to every means that globalization was a success and the first printed edition of 100,000 copies, sold out quickly.
International fame came in 1961 with the novel On Heroes and Tombs and the consecration in 1974 with Abaddon the destroyer, which was awarded in France, where he was named Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres. These two works
completed a trilogy with his first novel, The Tunnel (1948), whose version was adapted to the landscapes of Spain in April 2006.
before turning to literature, Sabato studied physics at the Universidad Nacional de la Plata and between 1938 and 1939 he worked fellow at the Curie Laboratory in Paris.
On his return to Argentina, in 1940, he taught and published his first book, a collection of essays entitled One and the Universe, in 1945, when he abandoned his scientific career to devote himself to literature.
His last published work was Spain in the papers of my age, the result of travel in 2002 to English lands as Argentina plunged into the fiercest economic crisis in its history.
Among the many awards received by Sabato also include the Menéndez Pelayo (1997) and Gabriela Mistral (1983), awarded by the Organization of American States (OAS).
But one of the most emotional recognition of his life that filled with tears his face came in 2004 when he was honored with repeated ovations during the Third Congress of Language, in the city of Rosario (Argentina).
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