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Pooka (Alejandro Miranda), from EDUSOL
Ben mentions he left Google Reader and went back to Liferea, but mentions a series of bugs that keep him from being happy. After pondering it a bit, a couple of months ago I also left Google Reader, but I turned to a free webapp: rssLounge aggregator. Although it does not fully cover Ben’s wishlist (I’ll get to it now), I am happy using it as it covers my main need: Being able to read my stuff from just about everywhere, without installing even a ssh client (that would make public Windows machines a liability for me, as they could...
Photo by “phylevn” — http://www.flickr.com/photos/phylevn/2983203982/
Ufff… Every three years (since the second — Strange system) in UNAM we have to present a report stating everything (academically measurable) we have made during the past three years. This years, it’s been seven years I work at the Economics Research Institute of UNAM. And yes, I had to devote between one and two weeks of real productivity to gathering papers (even though I have most of it well organized!), organizing them, even writing nice words about myself, explaining why I deserve my salary level (or even more!) In the end… this is the result. From bottom to top,...
I’m sorry, this would not make any sense if I translate it to English. It might not be well understandable in locales other than es_MX. But anyway — It shows most clients have a clear use case for Tehuacán Peñafiel.
Lets go eat some T.Bon (T-bone) and Ribay (rib eye)!
Some days ago, reading my local Couchsurfing groups, I stumbled across an announcement by Australian Peter Davies to go to each of the 148 stations in the Mexico City Metro system, take some photos of the environment, and document on his impressions. I have followed and enjoyed the Mexico City Metro blog since I learnt of it, and have grown used to looking forward to the daily post-or-two. Peter writes each of his entries both in English and Spanish (you can tell it’s not a native Spanish, but it’s a good effort). He has been doing the stations in a...
After the strong and unexpected cold and wet weather that has lasted around two weeks, my cats decided on the best startegy to maximize the sun reception on the first sunny afternoon
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