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El Hobbit: la desolación de Smaug - Un viaje por la Tierra Media

El Hobbit: la desolación de Smaug - Un viaje por la Tierra Media
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Guía tamaños imágenes para Facebook, Twitter y demás redes sociales Actualizado en septiembre 2015: Conoce los tamaños de las imágenes de perfil y fondos en Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google Plus, Pinterest, LinkedIn & Youtube. El que trabaja con redes sociales, sabe que la imagen y la presencia de la marca en digital, incide mucho en cómo es percibida por la comunidad. Por esa razón, las principales plataformas como Facebook, Twitter y demás redes sociales, habilitan que las marcas y usuarios en general, tengan elementos visuales con los cuales se pueden destacar: como foto de perfil, fondo, skins, tamaños distintos según el tipo de publicación, etc. En este sentido, al preparar el material de mis consultorías en marketing y social media, y los talleres de redes sociales en Santo Domingo, quise incluir las informaciones de los tamaños de imágenes para Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, y el resto de plataformas de social media, ya que considero que son necesarias para gestionar la imagen y presencia de una marca en internet.

Preposterous: "Proven! Gods From Outer Space Created Us!" and the Church Agrees! WHAT?? (Shocking Videos) | Prophecy (Before It's News) 23 “Then if anyone says to you, ‘Look, here is the Christ!’ or ‘There!’ 26 “Therefore if they say to you, ‘Look, He is in the desert!’ Matthew 24:23-28 Lyn Leahz | Before It’s News | November 6, 2013 In the desert? “An alien Messiah will come for us!” Let me explain something to you. And if that wasn’t enough, he (Satan) went even further and created space aliens from other worlds—influencing Hollywood, music, and more! Space aliens are Satan’s rendition of the frightening looking cherubim from heaven. His reason is quite simple! A clip from my end times novel, Soul Deceiver, explains my ‘wheel within a wheel’ thought process quite well. Out of the blue, Walt asked, “How soon do you think the rapture of the church is going to happen?” Walt nodded, “I agree one hundred percent. Walt posed another interesting question, “Now, what do you think the rapture of the church will be like?” “I’m not sure, but I’ve always tried imagining. “It’s hard to tell.

Interactive Game of Thrones Map with Spoilers Control Motherfucking Website Alter Your Genes and Cure any Disease The new age gurus, spiritualists or visionaries talk about the power of thoughts and how it manifests into reality. But when the same theory is affirmed by someone from a scientific background, it helps bridge the gap between science and spirituality. Bruce Lipton believes that humans can control their genes by changing their environment Bruce Lipton, a cellular biologist and bestselling author of The Biology of Belief, advocates the idea that we have significant control over our biology, and with our intentions and beliefs we can ‘reprogram’ or ‘control’ our genes and our lives. This challenges the traditional scientific belief that genes control life and people attribute their illnesses to genetic dysfunctions. For instance if cancer, heart failure or some other disease runs in the family, it doesn’t necessarily mean that a younger member of the family would also get those diseases, contradictory to the belief that diseases are hereditary.

Sherlock Holmes The Chaos - A poem by Dr. Gerard Nolst Trenité Dearest creature in creation, Study English pronunciation. I will teach you in my verse Sounds like corpse, corps, horse, and worse. I will keep you, Susy, busy, Make your head with heat grow dizzy. Tear in eye, your dress will tear. My first contact with this poem was via Usenet's rec.humor newsgroup back in the 1990s, when a reader posted a badly mangled version of it together with this note: Thanks to my reader Alan Drake, I'm now able to present the poem in its original form with the proper attribution. Why Permaculture Inspires and Motivates Me I want to tell you why permaculture inspires and motivates me and how I apply it in my own life, but before I do that I need to set the scene. Please bear with me. What do you feel when you read or hear that the Arctic icecap is melting faster than ever before or that clean water, a rapidly dwindling resource, is being globally privatised so that the most vulnerable people will have even less access to it? We are all exposed to these sorts of news reports every day, every time we turn on the TV or radio, or go online. Life is so precious, whether it is animal, human or entire ecosystems, so to see it inexorably damaged (and currently at such an extraordinary rate) makes me feel like a part of me is dying. Psychological insulation Do we switch off, tune out, ease ourselves out of focus in a self-constructed mythology? To deal with this, we need to develop our own sense of resilience and the capacity to find balance. Big stories are hunting for the right people to tell them

A Visual History of Nobel Prizes and Notable Laureates, 1901-2012 by Maria Popova Mapping the greatest cultural and scientific advances in modern history with inspiration from John Cage’s music. After her wonderful visual timeline of the future based on famous fiction last week, I asked Italian information visualization designer Giorgia Lupi and her team at Accurat to create an exclusive English version of another fantastic visualization designed for La Lettura, the Sunday literary supplement of Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera — this time exploring the history of Nobel Prizes and laureates since the dawn of the awards in 1901. Visualized for each laureate are prize category, year the prize was awarded, and age of the recipient at the time, as well as principal academic affiliations and hometown. (Click image for hi-res version) What makes the visualization especially interesting is that Lupi, herself a pianist, was inspired by the work of legendary composer John Cage and the fantastic Notations 21 project. Donating = Loving Share on Tumblr

Dime qué droga tomas y te diré quién eres Por Noemí Maza Antropología de las Drogas. “El 89% de los pueblos de la Tierra toma sustancias psicoactivas potentísimas, y en el 11% restante ahí estamos nosotros, los occidentales” “Nosotros tomamos drogas de esclavos: son drogas para trabajar mucho y pensar poco. Carajillo y cubata: perfecto combinado para esclavos”. “Para mí éste fue uno de los descubrimientos más duros de mi vida, descubrir de pronto que la mayor parte de políticos consumen drogas”. Foto Riyan Babu Joseph M. ¿Qué drogas has consumido? Pues… Mira, vamos a ver, como estimulantes, café, té, cocaína, teobromina (o sea el principio activo del chocolate, del cacao), hojas de coca en bruto, diversos tipos de metamfetaminas, de síntesis naturales también. ¿Cuál es tu posición en el debate en torno a la despenalización de las drogas? Los políticos las prohíben porque es un magnífico negocio que estén prohibidas. ¿Cómo surgió tu interés por los enteógenos y la etnopsicología? Estoy en contacto con un gran maestro de budismo zen.

factoids > adjective order in English The "ugly red wooden box" sounds correct, but the "wooden red ugly box" sounds wrong. There is a "rule" describing the order English adjectives are used in: Opinion or judgment -- beautiful, ugly, easy, fast, interesting Size -- small, tall, short, big Age -- young, old, new, historic, ancient Shape -- round, square, rectangular Color -- red, black, green, purple Nationality -- French, Asian, American, Canadian, Japanese Material -- wooden, metallic, plastic, glass, paper Purpose or Qualifier -- foldout sofa, fishing boat, racing car So: the "beautiful long old curved red Italian steel racing car" Take care when applying the rule to categorise the adjectives correctly. For example, "The old rotund man read a short old story about an ugly big bear" seems to follow the rules, yet sounds wrong. Other languages have similar rules. This information excerpted from postings to rec.arts.sf.written, October 2000, by Katie Schwarz, Fred Galvin, and Lucy Kemnitzer

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