Monday, January 14, 2008

Flat Screen Tv Screen Has Green Edges

BYE ..... FOR THE WORLD


A Threshold Francisco would have liked to be there. Would have liked to see a moving tribute on Monday his newspaper, El Mundo, he surrendered at the Circulo de Bellas Artes de Madrid. Witnessed surely now become the distances be said to be at least his elf wandered around the stage, peered out from behind the famous Olivetti, mute object a simple stage design in which the word was enough to arouse the applause.
A threshold would have liked to see how many people, from both sides, "friends and enemies," as Carmen Rigalt, remember attending a demonstration of that legend is beginning to be beyond ideologies.
The Monday was, five months after his death, the real farewell ceremony, that August is a month of absence and inactivity. Monday's was an act done as the writer, witty, fun, turning on a kind of game very umbralian, reminding all attendees who were, or would have liked to be, at the Café Gijón the night arrived at a local Young arrived from provinces ready to conquer the world. Francisco Umbral
A would have loved to hear the words of the current Culture Minister Cesar Antonio Molina. "His prolific and tireless literary production will triumph by all successive filters coming years to extend, enlarging, with hindsight, the dimension of a literary work that, above all, reflects an aesthetic project free, powerful and united, "he said.
would have listened carefully to Esperanza Aguirre and Alberto Ruiz- Gallardón, both grateful for the literary dimension that the author has given Madrid, scene of his glorious immortal pages such as the Lisbon Pessoa or Joyce's Dublin, as noted by the mayor.
would have enjoyed, especially when testing llenazo. More than 600 people in the Hall of Columns Circle. Together for once the political figures, popular faces, friends, fans devoted and anonymous readers, the same as every day at breakfast with his columns.

The director of El Mundo, Pedro J. Ramirez's widow embraces Threshold, Mary Spain, in the presence of Diego Lopez Garrido. (Photo: José Aymá)
A Fernando Sanchez Drago, master of ceremonies, accounted for addressing function open to all attendees. "And Paco, in case you have here," he said. "Of course it is," came the voice of a woman in the back row. The truth is that it appeared the ghost of a writer. Peered through his writings, read by different voices, poetic, tender, sharp, vile, lucid, harrowing ... Peered through his images, projected all the time on a big screen and realized his steps through life.
scarf, glasses, Threshold
presence was there with his scarf, with her thick myopic glasses, with his deep voice, through the anecdotes he told his closest and through their own spin, contained in a video prepared by the WORLD TV equipment and tacking on a beautiful text by the poet and journalist Angel Antonio Herrrera.
The audience, dedicated, generous when it comes to the cheers and laughter accomplices, such as thanking the Cervantes threshold appeared to His Majesty with their thanks, when he repeated the now famous phrase in television: "I came here to talk about my book" or when he recalled the definition of academic language he never became "the death of a man who becomes a couch."
For the Fine Arts was passed that threshold witty, but also the human, who reported Peter J. Ramirez, his Master in columns, Carmen Rigalt and Raul del Pozo, friends and comrades in the liturgy of the column. If Peter J. remembered his wit in the desktop when removed, the unswerving and scarf and began to count the jokes of the cultural and political life, Rigalt referred to its most tender, "Especially with animals and children."

The opposition leader, Mariano Rajoy (left), president of the Community of Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre (right) and former Minister Pilar del Castillo. (Photo: Diego Sinova)
"The Threshold column is not a sacred space but haunted," he said, for its part Raúl del Pozo, his successor in the latter. "I see them and me the desire to break the spell each day to be at the height of a genius who is overweight," he said, dedicating a prayer he had just wished him eternal glory, but begging him not to return to touch the mouse computer by changing some words by others. Finally, another game umbralian.
spoke of three critical books delivered: Miguel Garcia-Posada, Santos Sanz Villanueva and Javier Villa, who argued that threshold is not just style, but thought, "critical, progress, dramatically raised awareness of literature as a counter" (Villa) and its contribution to the novel as a genre that encompasses all (Sanz Villanueva) and constant development of language, "although the English Royal Academy took no aware" (García Posada). Tattoo
of Concha Piquer, opened the event, and my Beloved, liked the song that the writer began closing after the excited words of Mary Spain, who eventually melted into an embrace with Peter J. Ramírez. "Threshold is dead! Threshold Viva! Viva literature," he shouted Drago. And he closed the curtain.

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

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vs Ramadan. Christmas traditions and Christmas


Some parties where we do not stop eating, excess and abuse of forget a little about the daily routines and formalities. This is often called Christmas, and center behind them all, the traditional and the religious framework. This is the opposite of what is known as Ramadan Islamic issue.


determine exactly when Ramadan begins is important in view the fulfillment of religious requirements associated with this month. Many Muslims insist on following the tradition of marking the start of Ramadan to the naked eye, ie, scanning the sky to receive the first crescent after the new moon. Others are guided by the date and time pre-calculated for each zone or wait for the official announcement of any Islamic organization.

Definition
Fasting is total abstinence from anything that breaks the fast (either food or drink or sex) from dawn to sunset.
fasting month of Ramadan is obligatory on every Muslim adult, healthy and with justice, either male or female.

When does it start?
month of Ramadan is the ninth lunar month and the fasting begins with the appearance of the moon at the end of Sha'ban (the eighth month in the Islamic lunar calendar).
says the Prophet (PBUH): "Fast to his vision (see the moon) and break your vision and if you is hidden (because atmospheric moon) concluded the month of Ramadan counting thirty days. Also at the beginning of the month Ramada is thirty days of Sha'ban will be seen but the birth of the moon.

The pillars of fasting
The pillars of fasting in Islam, either in the month of Ramadan or in other months, are: 1) abstinence from anything that breaks the fast [Whether food, drink or sexual intercourse) from sunrise to sunset. 2) To note the intention must have it in the mind and heart, without saying anything to the language [of pronouncing something concrete (ie intention)] has to be before fajr (Start time the first sentence of the day), and may be said every day, or throughout the month since its inception.

Who should fast? The duty of the Muslim fasting adult trial healthy, healthy, living either male or female. As women, should be out menstruation, and postpartum care. Therefore, should not fast the mentally ill, not the least, neither the woman during menstruation or postpartum and pregnant women, the infant who fears for his small, weak or elderly.


Duties are preserved during fasting
1) As-sahar: The suhoor is to take some food in the morning, long before Fajr, however little it may be the amount of food or drink even a little water, once it expands from midnight until the entry time of prayer before the first light of dawn, with the intention of fasting in the mind, it is a blessing suhoor and prosperity as says the Prophet (PBUH).
2) Breaking the fast immediately after sunset and the start time of the maghrib prayer:
So says the Prophet (PBUH): "The men remain in the well while not delay breaking the fast after fantastic. "
3) To pray and plead at the time of breaking fast: for example, said the Prophet (PBUH): "It was the thirst, the veins were hydrated, and achieved the reward with the permission of God."
4) by avoiding anything that contradicts the fast in the moral: Because fasting is a great school of discipline and doctrine, spiritual and moral, it is not limited to abstinence from eating or drinking alone, but all that is bad word, bad act or evil thought. The fasting person should be lenient if they are insulted or assaulted by anyone and must avoid all obscenities.
5) The use of siuák during fasting: A piece of special branch of a tree found in the Arabian peninsula and that is many benefits, both for the teeth to the gums and mouth, and used as a toothbrush.
6) Be generous: A Muslim must always be generous, but more so in the month of Ramadan.
7) Increasing the reading of the Qur'an: During the month of Ramadan in which was revealed the Quran, one must recite it more often than in the other months. Furthermore the Prophet (PBUH): "Fasting and the Quran will intercede for the servant on the Day of Resurrection."
8) Increase the internship: Especially in the last ten days of Ramadan, as did the Prophet (PBUH).

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To see classmates, spent the Christmas and this is also about traditions and cultures. There are many symbols, songs and Christmas gadgets but ... really know its origin, from where, I clarify what sereis .... so few understood all of this Christmas ...


TREE DECORATIONS
balls, stars and horseshoes today hanging Christmas trees representing the ancient stones, apples or other things that adorned by an oak. Each of these objects have meaning. The light bulbs have replaced candles symbolize the light of the world. They say the shoes that bring good luck. Pineapples are a symbol of immortality. Show bells Christmas joy. Apples and Christmas balls represent the abundance and the star of the tree represents the star of Bethlehem. AGUINALDO


is customary to give a Christmas bonus. Were traditionally gives public servants and private: scavengers, carriers, guards, servants, etc. means gift or gratuity or shape to compliment the Christmas. In Spain were banned in the fourteenth century, another way to do it is to sing Christmas carols to neighbors in exchange for food or coins. In Ecuador it is customary to dress up and ask for the bonus widow with a life-size doll represents a friend or a politician who eventually burned. In Mexico, the bonuses are distributed sweets and candies during the Posadas and Christmas Eve. In Bogota (Colombia) play the bonuses betting small amounts.

CHRISTMAS TREE
seems that the custom of the Christmas tree was born in Germany, in the first half of the eighth century. British missionary was preaching a sermon San Bonifacio, Christmas Day, some druids to convince Germans that the oak tree was not sacred. Oak and cut a shot that other well until they dropped all but a fir tree which was called the Christ child. This tradition came to Spain until the first quarter of the twentieth century.

THE BETHLEHEM
Put the crib is one of the most popular traditions of Christmas. The origin of this custom is in the sculptures and paintings in the temples had to explain Christmas, but the tradition was born in the thirteenth century when on Christmas Eve , 1223 San Francisco de Asis installed a live nativity scene in a cave. This crib was so successful that the tradition was spread throughout Italy. In Spain arrived in the eighteenth century. In many places in Spain is still the tradition of making a living Nativity
BASKET OF CHRISTMAS, THE EXTRA PAY, lotteries and raffles
The Christmas basket, extra pay, lotteries and raffles are the modern representation the traditional Christmas bonus. Christmas Shopping has its roots in the baskets that were used by farmers to deliver the bonuses. The contests have been around for a long time and is another way to make money. In Spain in 1857 was declared all raffles will be drawn with the winning numbers in the lottery. The first lottery drawing for the Christmas and Reyes were in 1812 and 1942 respectively. In some countries of America and Argentina also played the lottery for Christmas.

CHRISTMAS LOG
The Yule log is a tradition that survives in many parts of Spain, France, England and Slavic countries. The old custom was to light a log with a fragment of its predecessor that was kept throughout the year to protect the home against evil.
One of the traditions that still exists in parts of the Pyrenees and Teruel is that of the trunk or Toza Christmas. Van Mount and after asking apologize cut the logs and light it on Christmas Eve in the fogaril. After the midnight mass the family was put around the trunk and a blessed person such as: Good
blight, good man,
good house, good grilled.
God bless this house goods
and that she is.
Or this one:
Tronca Tronquera
or will be in pole
fogaril Nabidae Beni.
Another rite which was celebrated with the trunk was placed in the holes candies, candy, coins, etc.. After beating her children and stayed with what came out of the trunk, in some places as they beat the Tronca said: Nadal Tronca

shits and pixa turrons vi blanc.


MISTLETOE AND HOLLY
say that mistletoe brings luck and fertility and that's the reason I placed sprigs of these plants in the doorways and windows. Tradition says that if two people are in a door on which there is holly and mistletoe must kiss. This tradition comes from northern European countries. In the United States became fashionable in the nineteenth century. Has little tradition in Spain but in Latin America has more. HOLIDAY TIPS


According to legend the tradition arose with Romulus, the first king of Rome whom the first day of his aides received a cut branches of a fruit in the forest of the goddess Strenia. Later this gesture has become a rite that is celebrated every first day of the year and called Stren. GIFTS


With bonuses as background, Christmas gifts have become the most popular of these festivals, transcending religious sense. Depending on the country gifts may be brought by the Magi, Santa Claus or the Baby Jesus himself. In many places popping fireworks. In Peru, say a little prayer to the Infant Jesus before opening gifts. Open in Ecuador after Christmas dinner. In El Salvador the open on Christmas Day morning. KINGS


The tradition of the Magi comes from when the Magi brought the baby Jesus gold, frankincense and myrrh. Now now children write a letter to the Kings telling them how you've behaved and solicit gifts. If you have been good they bring the gifts that have requested and have been ill bring them coal. The Magi arrive home from the children the night of 5 to 6 January and leave gifts in exchange for drink and corn for the camels. HOLY INNOCENTS


The Innocent Saints Day is celebrated on 28 December. It is customary people make jokes like calling the door and go running, paste paper dolls on their backs, etc. Sometimes people will spend the known bad joke.

CHRISTMAS CARDS
In 1831, a newspaper in Barcelona wanted to implement the technique of lithography Christmas congratulating their readers. Quickly spread the habit of congratulating the holidays through one of these lithographs. From 1870 he introduced color in the congratulations. The construction of the first Christmas in London is often attributed to Sir Henry Cole, who in 1843, having no time to write letters of congratulations to your friends, commissioned a card printed with the message "Happy Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo”. A partir de 1870, el uso de este tipo de tarjetas se generalizó, con la imagen de Santa Claus como protagonista.

UVAS
La tradición de tomar las 12 uvas se remonta a principios del siglo XX. La implantación de esta costumbre, que por cierto, es exclusiva de nuestro país, no se debe a motivos religiosos o culturales, sino más bien a intereses económicos. En la nochevieja de 1909 los cosechadores de uva tuvieron una gran producción de esta fruta y para deshacerse de tanta uva inventaron el rito de tomar las uvas de la suerte en la última noche del año.

VILLANCICOS
El origen de estas canciones son unos poemas sobre el amor que en los siglos XV y XVI se cantaban en los salones nobles y luego repetía el pueblo llano. Durante el siglo XVII los maestros de capilla pusieron música a miles de cancioncillas religiosas para ser cantadas en los maitines de las festividades litúrgicas. Como las que mejor recordaban los fieles eran los maitines de Navidad el término quedó como sinónimo de canción para la Nochebuena.