Wednesday, October 24, 2007
A sratnge dream
This morning I woke up and fell strange, at night I had a special dream. It was really wonderful, full of new landscapes and imaginary friends that made this dream my favourite.I dreamt I was flying on a plane and I started running and jumped though the window. All the passengers tried to stop me. “Don’t do that, please don’t ,”they told me.My decision had been taken and I couldn’t explain myself how this happened but I started flying with all the birds around me, it was something really impossible to imagine but in my dream I felt it was true.That was happening to me! It was full of different colors and views I had never seen before in my life. I felt something special as if I was living in another world.The best thing was that all the strangers who appeared in it, where new friend for me and every night when I had a dream they are there with me!After living these strange situation I decided to investigate about dreams and it is said that you dream something you like, in case you have a nightmare is because of fear, try to remember every morning what you have dreamt and you will see how wonderful they can be and how far your mind goes while you are sleeping.
Story
Mary
Mary was a 6 year old girl, she was the only child of Tony and Anna Split. One morning she left home to start her first day al “Snow Primary School”, which was situated in the richest area in Wimbledon, London.She was supposed to be picked up at 2 o‘ clock to eat with her parents as every day, Silver was responsible of taking care of her and that day he never appeared, he was found dead next to his car some streets near to the school.Obviously Mary never got home that rainy day, Mr. and Mrs. Split moved all the polices and investigators to look for her daughter and solve Silver’s case. What anyone knew was that Mary Split was not in Wimbledon, in fact she was not in London!Mary woke up and she was scared and confused but that woman in front of her who was full of peace, calmed her in a few minutes. She called herself “Mummy Sally” and Mary was obliged to call her like that. While day passed Sally convinced the girl that she was safe and her mother told her to went there for some holidays, Mary asked many questions but this old woman always answered so that Mary understood the situation. These holidays consisted on being always at home? That was the biggest doubt of Mary. She stayed 4 months in a small room all day long playing with Sally, she was alone only when the woman went to buy food or gifts to Mary, and the girl cried and cried but not because she was alone, she felt Tony and Anna had left her for ever.After a year there the woman decided to take her for a walk, and finally to take her with her family at London. Sally left her at the same place she had taken her, “Snow Primary School” and from that moment nobody, either Mary saw the old and peaceful woman again.Mary was taken home immediately and the whole town made a party to received her, but she never told to anybody his real days with Sally, there was any Psychologist that could made her speak about her life in that year. She missed sometimes the old woman who never explained her why she had done that.The dead of Silver was a case never solved, Mary refused to admit that the woman could have killed him, she only said “That old woman full of peace who was called my mummy for a year had never killed anyone”.
Mary was a 6 year old girl, she was the only child of Tony and Anna Split. One morning she left home to start her first day al “Snow Primary School”, which was situated in the richest area in Wimbledon, London.She was supposed to be picked up at 2 o‘ clock to eat with her parents as every day, Silver was responsible of taking care of her and that day he never appeared, he was found dead next to his car some streets near to the school.Obviously Mary never got home that rainy day, Mr. and Mrs. Split moved all the polices and investigators to look for her daughter and solve Silver’s case. What anyone knew was that Mary Split was not in Wimbledon, in fact she was not in London!Mary woke up and she was scared and confused but that woman in front of her who was full of peace, calmed her in a few minutes. She called herself “Mummy Sally” and Mary was obliged to call her like that. While day passed Sally convinced the girl that she was safe and her mother told her to went there for some holidays, Mary asked many questions but this old woman always answered so that Mary understood the situation. These holidays consisted on being always at home? That was the biggest doubt of Mary. She stayed 4 months in a small room all day long playing with Sally, she was alone only when the woman went to buy food or gifts to Mary, and the girl cried and cried but not because she was alone, she felt Tony and Anna had left her for ever.After a year there the woman decided to take her for a walk, and finally to take her with her family at London. Sally left her at the same place she had taken her, “Snow Primary School” and from that moment nobody, either Mary saw the old and peaceful woman again.Mary was taken home immediately and the whole town made a party to received her, but she never told to anybody his real days with Sally, there was any Psychologist that could made her speak about her life in that year. She missed sometimes the old woman who never explained her why she had done that.The dead of Silver was a case never solved, Mary refused to admit that the woman could have killed him, she only said “That old woman full of peace who was called my mummy for a year had never killed anyone”.
This picture was taken in the party we organized in "The Jockey Club". We enjoy a lot this wonderful night full of teenagers dancing and having fun the whole night. Fortunately many students went to our party even from other schools. As one of our last activities in our last years of school we were really happy and emotioned. The most important part was that we danced all together and reach all our expectations we had for that day. We will never forget this years together and each photo is a moment taht will stay for ever.
I think we were waiting for these since kindergarden and now that it is finishing we must enjoy a lot together because we will never forget this experiences we are living.
I think we were waiting for these since kindergarden and now that it is finishing we must enjoy a lot together because we will never forget this experiences we are living.
Be creative in choosing a career: deciding on a good career fit will take some exploring - Special FeatureCareer World, Sept, 2002 by T.J. WallisYou'll want to be creative in your search for the right career fit. After all, no one wants to wake up every morning dreading to go to work.In the real world, you have to invest a little time and effort into figuring out what kind of work will suit you best, especially in light of the seemingly endless career choices we have today. It's exactly all those options that can make career planning seem like an overwhelming task. But it's also those choices that allow you to break away from the ordinary and do something that truly fits your aptitudes and interests.Of course, to have a clear career path in mind, you need to know yourself fairly well. That might take a little exploring, and that's all part of the fun. Here are some easy, creative ways to figure out the ideal career for you, and to avoid "the nightmare career" scenario.Mirror, Mirror on the WallWhat's the fairest job of all? For each of us, the answer to that question will be different, depending on our interests and skills. But each of us should start by looking in the mirror and examining our own interests. Am I outgoing? Am I sports minded? Do I want to work in an office, or do I prefer the outdoors?Think about the things you enjoy doing on a regular basis. What kinds of activities are you involved in, and what is it about those activities that keeps you doing them? Do you like working on the computer? Are you a history buff? Would you rather be the boss or an employee? These are the kinds of questions you should be asking yourself.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
School Week
This picture was taken at the School Week , while we were doing the "Presentacion", which was about all TV programmes that are shown now adays, like Susana Gimenez, Patito Feo, Cupido, Rugby games,Gran Hermano, Discovery Channel, Duro de domar, etc.
All of us had worked so hard for it to succeed. Although we had expected more people to come, we really enojoyed it.
This one belongs to the decoration of the escenary. We (the girls, of course) had been working all day to put the escenography on.
Unseeded Nalbandian upsets Federer
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MadridOctober 22, 2007 - 9:44AM
Argentina's David Nalbandian celebrates after defeating Switzerland's world number one Roger Federer.Photo: Reuters
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Unseeded Argentine David Nalbandian claimed a shock victory over world number one Roger Federer when he came from a set down to clinch his first Masters Series title with a 1-6 6-3 6-3 win in Madrid on Sunday.
Nalbandian, who beat world numbers two and three, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, on his way to the final, became only the second player since Boris Becker in 1994 to beat the top three at the same event.
The Argentine, who has slipped from a top 10 slot to 25th in the rankings this season, looked out of it when Federer raced away through the first set.
But he became the first man to crack the Federer serve this week when he broke in the second set and kept his nerve to level the match before taking advantage of some uncharacteristic errors by the Swiss to claim a famous victory.
It was Federer's first defeat since he lost to Djokovic in the final of the Montreal Masters in August and only his seventh loss of the year.
Federer had beaten Nalbandian in eight of their last nine meetings including a 6-4 6-0 win in the semi-final here last year, but the Argentine was the last man to beat the Swiss indoors when he won the Masters Cup in Shanghai in November 2005.
"I was very focused, knowing I'd have to play incredibly to win and everything went right for me," said Nalbandian. "It was a big boost for me to beat so many good players here this week."
Federer admitted he had been able to hold the Argentine in the final two sets.
"I guess when you beat Nadal and Djokovic back-to-back you come into the final feeling better than ever," said Federer. "It was a pity I couldn't stop him today.
"He played well and came back strong and he was the better player all in all."
The world number one appeared to be on course for another win after making his customary polished start on the ultra-fast court at the Madrid Arena.
He broke the Nalbandian serve in the fourth game after putting the Argentine under pressure with a superb backhand pass and again in the sixth with a fierce forehand drive as he wrapped up the first set in half an hour.
But just as the Swiss looked as though he might run away with it, Nalbandian fought his way back into the match by breaking Federer's serve in the second game of the second set.
The match was interrupted briefly when the watering system for the courtside flowers sprang a leak, but Nalbandian maintained his concentration and withstood some heavy pressure on his serve to take the set 6-3. Federer looked uneasy at the start of the decider and gifted Nalbandian another break in the third game after two uncharacteristically loose shots that drifted beyond the baseline.
The world number 25 kept Federer on the ropes with some excellent serving and deep returns and broke again in the ninth to claim the sixth ATP title of his career and make up for the disappointment when he lost to Marat Safin in the 2004 final.
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Argentina's David Nalbandian celebrates after defeating Switzerland's world number one Roger Federer.Photo: Reuters
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Unseeded Argentine David Nalbandian claimed a shock victory over world number one Roger Federer when he came from a set down to clinch his first Masters Series title with a 1-6 6-3 6-3 win in Madrid on Sunday.
Nalbandian, who beat world numbers two and three, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, on his way to the final, became only the second player since Boris Becker in 1994 to beat the top three at the same event.
The Argentine, who has slipped from a top 10 slot to 25th in the rankings this season, looked out of it when Federer raced away through the first set.
But he became the first man to crack the Federer serve this week when he broke in the second set and kept his nerve to level the match before taking advantage of some uncharacteristic errors by the Swiss to claim a famous victory.
It was Federer's first defeat since he lost to Djokovic in the final of the Montreal Masters in August and only his seventh loss of the year.
Federer had beaten Nalbandian in eight of their last nine meetings including a 6-4 6-0 win in the semi-final here last year, but the Argentine was the last man to beat the Swiss indoors when he won the Masters Cup in Shanghai in November 2005.
"I was very focused, knowing I'd have to play incredibly to win and everything went right for me," said Nalbandian. "It was a big boost for me to beat so many good players here this week."
Federer admitted he had been able to hold the Argentine in the final two sets.
"I guess when you beat Nadal and Djokovic back-to-back you come into the final feeling better than ever," said Federer. "It was a pity I couldn't stop him today.
"He played well and came back strong and he was the better player all in all."
The world number one appeared to be on course for another win after making his customary polished start on the ultra-fast court at the Madrid Arena.
He broke the Nalbandian serve in the fourth game after putting the Argentine under pressure with a superb backhand pass and again in the sixth with a fierce forehand drive as he wrapped up the first set in half an hour.
But just as the Swiss looked as though he might run away with it, Nalbandian fought his way back into the match by breaking Federer's serve in the second game of the second set.
The match was interrupted briefly when the watering system for the courtside flowers sprang a leak, but Nalbandian maintained his concentration and withstood some heavy pressure on his serve to take the set 6-3. Federer looked uneasy at the start of the decider and gifted Nalbandian another break in the third game after two uncharacteristically loose shots that drifted beyond the baseline.
The world number 25 kept Federer on the ropes with some excellent serving and deep returns and broke again in the ninth to claim the sixth ATP title of his career and make up for the disappointment when he lost to Marat Safin in the 2004 final.
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