NEW TECHNOLOGIES

In my opinion the new technologies are very important developments. it's becoming much easier to find information of any kind in much less time.

But this subject I have taken out has many pros and cons:

-For me, for example, the speed of the internet and all it's supplements are very positive bacause work for school or comunicate whit friends.
Social networks in my opinion are a great invention bacause you can comunicate with friends easly and quickly, and more types of network if you wants to know more new people.

-But this topic i do not like being lost, everthing that went before, the most obvius example are the books... every time people buy fewer books that you may download them as with the music that more and more internet piracy.
I don't like who instead of going down the street to play, choose to say at home chatting whit friends or talking on a social network.
I don't like the uncertainly in the internet. It is very easy to get ripped off online because they are not face to face.

In sumary: On the one hand I think it's great speed and a good technological progress, since it is much easier to communicate and work. But, on the other hand I don't like the insecurity that is has.

BILLY ELLIOT

DATASHEET

• Original Title: Billy Elliot
• Nationality: Britain, 2000
• Genre: Social Comedy
• Duration: 112 minutes
• Director: Stephen Daldry
• Screenwriter: Lee Hall
• Photography: Brian Tufano
• Choreography: Peter Darling
• Producer: Greg Brenman and Jon Finn
• Cast: Julie Walters (Mrs. Wilkinson), Jamie Bell (Billy Elliot), Jamie Draven (Tony Elliot), Gary Lewis (Father), Jean Heywood (grandmother), Stuart Wells, Mike Elliot, Janini Birkett VHS Edition: Universal
  

The Life in northern England in 1984 was very hard because of the miners' strike. Billy Elliot lives with his family in northern England. It is an eleven year old boy who has recently lost his mother. His father and older brother in the head just have to second the miners' strike of 1984. But Billy's life takes a turn when in the gym where he teaches boxing notes about her age to learn ballet. Decides to change his boxing gloves and delivered the ball, body and soul. With the help of Ms. Wilkinson will be introduced in that world, given the opposition of his family. Billy only supported by his best friend Michael and her ballet teacher Mme. Wilkinson sees in him a great potential to reach high into the world of dance. This attitude gets the strong disapproval of his father and brother who see ballet as "some girls" and Billy at home locked away from him. Even with his family against Billy continue to fight for the ball to get his ultimate dream: a theater debut in London's West End. I dream I get 15 years after a spectacular debut in which he demonstrated an innate talent.

CREDITS: http://es.answers.yahoo.com/question

http://www.kerryfilmfestival.com/images/Billy-Elliott.jpg

http://www.auladecine.com/recursos/billy_elliot.pdf

Moby Dick

The story is narrated by Ishmael, who tells how he sailed with his friend, Queequeg

(native to an island in the Pacific), on a whaling ship called the "Pequod".

The ship sails to start whaling, and there is Captain Ahab, which only has one leg because the other devoured Moby Dick.

Ahab seeks revenge on the great white whale trying to kill her. One day a sailor finds Moby Dick and the captain orders capture, but fails.

Ahab asks the ship's blacksmith forge a special harpoon to kill Moby Dick. Time after re-sight the whale.

Ahab orders to kill Moby Dick but does sink the ship and kill its crew. The only survivor is Ishmael.

CHARACTERS

ISMAEL COY: A sailor banned for two years unable to drive any boat to have sunk one on his watch.

TANGIER SOTO: It is a naval museum worker Madrid mapping department.

PETER PILOT: It is an old friend of Coy that owns the Carpanta, the boat with Gloria Dei seeking.

NINO PALERMO: Is Gibraltar and the owner of a large company digger wrecks.

HORACIO KISKŐRÖS: A former Argentine officer. In his time in the Falklands took prisoner some English and is very proud of it, so always carries with him a color copy of the cover of Time with a picture of British prisoners.

LUCIO GAMBOA: An employee of the marina in Cadiz.

PERONA NESTOR: It is a cartographer who has written some books, among other things also made the tables to Tangier and Coy put the coordinates of the Jesuits in the Modern Urrutia in a letter.

Robert Nesta Marley

He Born on 6 February 1945, in Nine Mile, north of Jamaica, the son of an African woman in Jamaica, 18 and Norval Marley, a British army captain, who disowned his son. In the late fifties, Robert moved with his mother to Kingston, the capital. It was the city where people from rural areas flocked to improve their economic situation. Like most rural families, their fate was the slums and miserable. Had great influence in the life of Bob Marley ,Rastafarian religion, a mixture of Biblical prophecy, naturist philosophy and black nationalism.

It was in this environment where she met Robert Neville O'Riley Livingstone (Bunny) and Peter McIntosh. Together they started playing, influenced by the music of Ray Charles, Fats Domino and Brook Benton. In 1963 he formed a group, 'Wailing Wailers', releasing a first single to reach number one in the Jamaican lists. Marley became one of the first to write songs about young offenders Kigston ghetto. In 1966, Bob Marley married Rita Anderson. With his friends Bunny and Peter, create a new group 'The Wailers'.

Because of the 'spirituality of his songs representatives had trouble finding the early seventies, joined forces with Lee Perry, a producer who revolutionized their work, resulting in some of his best works. In 1972, the group publishes its first album, 'Catch a Fire', which was very successful, prompting the label to make a tour of England and America. In 1973 came out his new album, 'Burnin', with new versions of their old. In 1975 Bunny and Peter left the band to pursue his solo career. I replaced the woman in the group of Bob, Marcia Griffiths and Judy Mowatt.

The group became known as, Bob Marley The Wailers. In 1976 he published ,Rastaman Vibrations. After a failed attempt to the, Bob Marley leave Jamaica and moved to Florida, multiplying their tours U.S., Europe and Africa. The following year he released the album Exodus. In 1978 he published Kaya, a new success with songs of love and homage to marijuana. Following the release of the album. Babylon By Bus, Bob visited Africa, a fact that inspired her new album, Survival,, a tribute to the African homeland.

In 1980 he published, Uprising, the end of his last European tour, Bob became seriously ill with cancer, caused by an injury that was done some years earlier.

On May 11, 1981 Bob Marley died in a Miami hospital at age 36. His body was returned to his hometown of Nine Mile, where he lies in a mausoleum. His funeral was attended by the prime minister and senior figures in his country.

What are the urban tribes?

Gangs are groups of mainly young people who gather around fashion, interests, philosophies, and common places. In general, each of these so-called "tribes" have their music and their characteristic dress. Each defends its own ideals and objectives, and sometimes are highly territorial. Detection is achieved that the common denominator in these tribes is the failure and social exclusion. The member of these gangs maintains an attitude of rebelliousness (violent or otherwise) to society, which they describe as hypocritical and nonsensical. Rebels all set to hate and governed by rules and traditions.

Tribes best known

1. The Gothic: The literature reflected his penchant for mysticism, the spiritual and metaphysical. The music was composed by melancholy sounds like Gregorian chants, choirs, etc.., The Gothic period is a time of dreams, the spirit of perspective, contrast, guarantees on the death

2. the Punk: The Sex Pistols banda, gave life to the movement, advocating a mystic to believe in the idea: his rejection of the real world at large, his impudence to say I fuck! "And spit on when they seem hypocritical system.

3. The skinhead / Neo-Nazis: bands composed mainly of young urban workers, they adopted the custom of cut his head, using chains on their boots and clothing almost military support racism and xenophobia.

4. Rappers : The Rap is nothing but an expression of disappointment and social criticism, particularly through music, clothing and the famous "graffiti

5. Emo : A person is considered "emo", outside the field of music, are people who try to appear with his aesthetic sad and bitter people, based around his physical "emotional." For over a decade, the term "emo" was used almost exclusively to describe the genre of music that prevailed in the 80s

6. Hippies : This ideology was born as a criticism and rejection of consumer society, the materialism, violence, racism, and everything that went against a peaceful and harmonious world. The hippies formed a kind of counterculture, where the values were the love that puts the freedom of nature and spirit.

Bibliography:

-http://www.taringa.net/posts/info/898458/Tribus-Urbanas.html
- http://www.detribusurbanas.com/
- http://www.telefonica.net/web2/elcodigo/tribus/

FAMILY GUY..

Family guy

Family guy is an animated television series created for adults in 1999 by Seth MacFarlane. The series was canceled in 2002, but due to public demand the series returned in 2005 with a new series - also created by Seth MacFarlane-called American Dad

There was much debate over the rumor and ran the second and third seasons of Family Guy on whether it would be canceled or renewed. Fox publicly announced that the program had been canceled at the end of the second season.
A change in power at Fox led to the creation of thirteen new episodes that form the basis of the third season. Being aware of the uncertainty about the future of the show, the writers made reference to this uncertainty in several episodes. During the third season, Fox announced that Family Guy was canceled for good.

In 2003, parents began to broadcast in Canada Télétoon network, which quickly gained popularity. Several months later, the replacement of the series finally found a permanent home at night Adult Swim block of Cartoon Network, which continues to issue from 2008. According to a press release from Cartoon Network,

credits:

http://dreamers.com/padredefamilia/menu.php

The contemporary or modern dance

A style designed to express the feelings. As well as the feelings change, contemporary dancers must change constantly. It is important to individualism, abstraction and delivery to the art. The dancers have little in common apart from the rejection of the existing traditions and the desire to revisit the fundamental principles of dance as a means of communication. There are currently two techniques: The Graham, and Cunningham, but contemporary dancers tend to stir.

differences between ballet and contemporary dance:

Ballet

1 .- The forms are always graceful and beautiful.
2 .- The body needs to have a particular way and since children are working on that.
3 .- The work is moving and high jumps.
4 .- The basic steps are rigidly defined
5 .- The choreography follows a history and has several characters.
6 .- It dances with clothes and special shoes.
7 .- In the pas de deux, the man burden to women in ways defined.

Contemporary dance

1 .- The forms show how beautiful and the ugly of life
2 .- The body can weigh or measure anything while this strong and flexible.
3 .- It works on the ground and falls.
4 .- There are many styles of steps
5 .- The coregografía is based on ideas and feelings
6 .- It dances with the clothes they may be. Usually they dance barefoot.
7 .- The man burden to women in unusual ways. Even women's burden to man

History

The origins of the movement date from the late nineteenth century when four dancers felt too many restrictions on the ballet to express themselves. Americans Loie Fuller and Isadora Duncan influenced a lot in Europe while the Europeans Rudolf von Laban and Mary Wigman marked to the Americans. Fuller work in transforming his body in a flower or a butterfly. She blew the ability of new technologies, to dance in a cloud of silk illuminated by the new electrical systems theatrical lighting. Duncan used the ideals of ancient Greek art to inspire more natural forms of dance. Duncan used the human body as an instrument of emotional expression

credits:

http://www.arrakis.es/~enricang/literaria/ball/danzacontemporanea.htm

http://ladanzacontemporanea.blogspot.com/

http://www.mipunto.com/temas/01/danza.html

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danza_contempor%C3%A1nea

GUILLERMO OF OCKHAM

"God can do all that, to be done, does not contradict"

William of Ockham Arguably Ockham is a philosopher quite original, although many of the themes that will deal had been initiated by Duns Scotus, and others (particularly the logic of the thirteenth century). Ockham developed themes that characterized the concerns of the intellectuals of his time and represents a turning point in the history of scholastic thinking.

ckham is not a systematic thinker as it were, Thomas Aquino, her role is essentially that of a critic.

His criticism will produce the independence of philosophy that will begin to focus on other issues such as Nature.

The principles addressed by Ockham fudamentales are regarded himself as "Aristotle", however, pose in practice, a clear break with the Greek tradition and scholastic earlier.

In fact, represent an innovation in the history of philosophy.

Credits:

• http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guillermo_de_Ockham

• http://www.franciscanos.org/enciclopedia/guillermoockham.htm

• http://www.webdianoia.com/medieval/ockham.htm

• http://www.wikilearning.com/curso_gratis/filosofia-guillermo_de_ockham_1285_1349/12412-30