Reconducir mi vida Erasmus y dejar de ser la prototípica estudiante española para hacer algo como levantarme a una hora normal, antes de las 13:00 a ser posible y tocar más libros y menos Pripps Blå…

FATAL.

MALDITO DÍA 1, LLEGA YA Y ACABA CON MI RACHA DE DESPIPORRE.

A. dixit. Y tiene toda la razón del mundo. Y le doy gracias a Suecia por ser (además de uno de mis destinos favoritos) el lugar en el que me he dado cuenta de más cosas en cerca de 5 meses, y a mi par de ovarios por dejar atrás una situación lamentable por la que estaba pasando en el momento en el que decidí registrare en la SSSB, que en Bilbao durante los anteriores 20 años. Nunca es tarde, dicen.

TACK SA MYCKET, SVERIGE

Y mis posts desaparecen.

Y ¿qué clase de mierda es esta?

vi ses, si algún día esto se decide a cooperar, actualizaré más y (puede que) mejor.

Te quiero, marido

Suena: Comptine D’un Autre Été, L’après-Midi  -  Yann Tiersen

No es por ir de modenna, que a mi siempre me ha hecho gracia esa gente que va de moderna, al tiempo que lo niega para ser aún más “pero mira qué modenna soy”, si cabe. Es solo que, seamos sinceros, ya no queda nada por inventar. ¿Qué hay de moderno en que una punky de palo lleve corbatas por encima de las camisetas? O el ejemplo del año “Leopardo & cuero & tachuelas”. Señoras y señores, yo llevo combinando esos tres elementos junto al pintalabios rojo desde hace mucho tiempo, y esquinera era de lo más bonito que me llamaban pero ¡EH! que está de moda, HOYGAN, que lo llevan cuatro piojosas y ya es in, chic, o como cada cual quiera llamarlo. En fin…está claro que en este país o sucumbe uno a los cánones y es un totaaal, o por el contrario se forja una imagen y es un desfasado. ¿En qué quedamos? Claro que, una cosa es crear uno su propia imagen, y otra ya es estar tan desfasado que la extravagancia acaba apoderándose de la persona.

En fin, que la personalidad es más barata que unos Louboutin o un Dior y el algo que no pasa de moda, creo yo…al menos es más difícil que se apolille.

POR ZIERTO, BISITEN EL BLOG DE MI HAMIJA, HOYGAN!!  http://1yeespin.wordpress.com/

As I cannot sleep, I’d like to introduce you all (if any of you takes the time to read my words) my soon to be Diana F+ Lomographic camera, thanks to my bf I just cannot wait to use it; luckily I’ll take loads of pictures this weekend and will finally be able to update my Flickr, which pro account will soon expire

Anyways, here she is:

Ain’t she (yep, it’s a “she”) the cutest camera ever? I know people will look weird at me while I take pics, but I don’t really care, I’ve been desiring one for a looon looong time as to keep it home!!!

Cheers!

Google Books is  service which mainly indexes the information we get from thousands of printed books, in order to offer the user the chance to find any piece of information they need from them. In order to do that, Google has developed their own technology in order to scan every book to, afterwards, clasify the information.

Although Google Books is accessible to anyone, not every book we can find there will be readable for free, as if they still are protected by any copyright law, the user will only be able to read a small percentage of the work they are looking for.

This modern tool provided by Google, will let us download the books in a very comfortable PDF format, which will make our reserach easier than ever before.

CITEULIKE

CiteULike is a free service which can be used in order to save, share and organize articles of any journal in which we are working. This tool really is useful for students or teachers who currently work in research and read tons of articles which many times simply do not know where to keep.

Thanks to this service, anybody will be able to save all those articles in our personal journal, creating by this our own bibliography. Our references are marked thanks to a bookmarking system, which is easily installed in our navigator, and extracts the data we need to the folder we assign it to.

REFERENCE PAGES:

• Buscador de libros-Google Books, retrieved December 23rd 2009, from http://google.dirson.com/o.a/google-books
• Google Books permite descargarse  los libros públicos en formato PDF, retrieves december 23rd, from http://google.dirson.com/post/2787-libros-google-formato-pdf/
• La Educación y las Nuevas tecnologías de Apendizaje, retrieved December 23rd, from http://www.acurbelo.org/blogs/?p=889
• CiteULike, web social académica, retrieved December 23rd, from http://martinej.wordpress.com/2007/03/01/citeulike-web-social-academica/

diehard zombie-stuff fan, and appart from loving Jane Austen’s original work, there are no doubts that I will enjoy its zombie version a very lot. I’ve read infinite critics, but you know, it is better to read it and have a personal opinion rather than don’t give the book a chance to impress you and pay attention only to what others say.

Anyways, I’ll read it and then upload my opinion as soon as I find a bit of time for myself…

Cheers!

Markup language or language of marks is a way in which we can codify a document that, with the text, has labels or marks that contain aditional information about the structure of the text or its presentation. The language of marks which is the most extended one is the HTML, Wold Wide Web’s fundament. Markup languages are usually missed with programming languages. But they are not the same thing since markup language has not aritmetic or variable functions, whilst programming languages do.

Appart from that, another important markup language types would be the next ones:  GenCode, TeX, Scribe, GML, SGML, XML and XHTML

XML, for example, is a metalanguage, which means that it has been created in order to “build” other languages basing on it. As the time has passed by, it has become the best system when it comes to store semistructured data.

Another example, SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language), for example, was created a simply GML (Generalized Markup Language) in the 1970s. It’s a language designed yo mark and describe different documents in a really autonomous way to the hardware and software we have used. The SGML markup language is used to define the markup rules of each document, and it does not assing any characteristic labels.

HTML and XML were created from the syntaxis od SGML.

Reference pages:

• Markup language. (2009, November 2). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 11:30, December 10, 2009, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Markup_language&oldid=323542392
• Lenguajes hipertextuales @ Hipertexto.info. Retrieved 12:32 december 10th 2009 from http://www.hipertexto.info/documentos/lenguajes_h.htm
• Extensible Markup Language (XML) @ W3. retrieved 12.34, december 10th from http://www.w3.org/XML/
• Lenguaje de marcado XML Retrieved 12:36 december 10th from http://www.escet.urjc.es/~vfresno/oa/WebContent/trasparencias/Tema4.1.pdf

The British Library

The British Library is the National library of the United Kingdom and nowadays one of the biggest libraries in the world. It possesses aroun 150 million articles and each year about 3 million more books are added to the initial amount.

The British Library has got maps, books, articles, partitures, letters, etc-amon others. The British Library offers its information to students and researchers coming from the UK itsefl and from all over the world. Each year six million searchs are done and more than 100 million objects are dispossed to the researchers to richen their investigations or studies.

The Darlington Digital Library

The main donnor of the Darlington Digital Library was William M. Darlington, since the library’s material almsot entirely corresponds to him. He was an attorney born in Pittsburgh in the year 1815. The library contains books, manuscriots, atlases and a long etcetera.

During the 1840s, Mr. Darlingotn has developped a great interest in the history of colonial America, specially in everything that had something to do with West OPennsylvania and the valley of Ohio. At the begginning he adquired books about those subjects, but later he wided his horizons to subjects related to the exploration of the Trans-Mississippi, the far West, or even the history of the world. He also got litographies, pages and etcetera from diverse works of art.

fter his death, his wife, Mary, kept on collecting material, as his husband did and because he had transmited his passion for books to his wife.

Reference Pages:

• Biblioteca Británica. (2009, 13) de octubre. Wikipedia, La enciclopedia libre. Fecha de consulta: 22:49, octubre 15, 2009 from http://es.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Biblioteca_Brit%C3%A1nica&oldid=31942484.
• British Library picture retrieves october 15th 2009 22:53 and taken from http://www.urban75.org/london/images/british-library-01.jpg
• The Darlington Digital Library, retrieved october 15th 2009, 22: 25 from http://digital.library.pitt.edu/d/darlington/
• The Darlington Digital Library, retrieved october 15th 2009 22:45 from http://translate.google.es/translate?hl=es&langpair=en|es&u=http://digital.library.pitt.edu/d/darlington/