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Following the trail of graffiti neorrabiosa go out to photograph that has become today, my cinemas yesterday.
Blue Film
Savoy Cinema 
Rialto Cinema
Rex Cinema 
Goya Film 
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Drinking Mineral Water While Pregnant
Twilight of the gods. 5 Kurosawa
Blue Film
Blue Film 
Saturday, February 26, 2011
What Does Macy's Look For In Employees
REFINERY PENCO
E sta beautiful view of the refinery appeared Penco published in a 1945 calendar issued by the industry. Fireplaces - which were three in total - are seen here working at full steam. The high production of refined sugar was shipped from here across the country mostly by train. After its closure in the 70 stopped the machines, the workers left and all was abandoned, until today. This picture I was given by Anita Riquelme is a testament to the importance that factory activity in Penco, so that new generations know.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Monthly Counseling Statement
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Rashomon (1950). Film No. 12 in the films of Akira Kurosawa is the first internationally successful Japanese film at a time when the country began to emerge from the ruin brought by the end of World War 2. The film is about the difficult status of truth. Four characters tell one violent incident from their point of view. Everyone seems to tell the truth but everyone can lie. Innovative for its time, with those fhash false back and a voice-over unreliable. One of the most influential works of the History of Cinema, was the fifth collaboration Kurosawa with the great Toshiro Mifune, his favorite actor.
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Living (1952). The official Watanabe, patient and aware that his end was near, he realizes he has lived shut up in itself and has not done anything for others, then nothing will remain of him when he dies. Distraught and alone, seeks to give meaning to their lives end. Movie funeral, deep reflection on life and death as he speaks, not so much the gap to its proximity and the fear of not having lived long enough. Memorable final scene with the dying Takashi Shimura singing a song remembers his wife, while balancing on a swing in the park.
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The Seven Samurai (1954). Cinematic storytelling at its best. The clearest sense and ethical epic Japanese director. The story of the 7 Samurai, collected by the villagers to defend themselves from bandits, will influence the American cinema from the 60, there's his travel to the western world by John Sturges with The Magnificent Seven. With this film, Kurosawa began to use multiple shooting method cameras at once, especially in the fight scenes.
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Dersu Uzala (1975). His first shoot outside of Japan, in a strange language and Japanese actors, a coproduction with the Soviet Union based on the life of the military explorer Vladimir Arseniev Russian ethnographer. It is the story of his friendship with Dersu Uzala, a taiga hunter guide that makes it. Filmed in long shots, little dialogue, with austerity cleaning and formal, is constructed through a flashback to the narrator's voice (Arseniev) that the dead man's grave, recalls his friendship. The film contrasts two opposing characters, one that represents the reason and order, and another, intuition and connection with nature, and narrated in terms Kurosawa harmonics and naturalists.
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Ran (1985). Freely adapted from Shakespeare's King Lear to the History of Japan. Shot with big media, thanks to the contribution of the French producer Serge Silberman, and a huge formal freedom and attention by the visual elements of the story. In the war sequences, blood literally flooded the characters, creating a brutal contrast to the colors of your armor. Reflection on power and its perpetuation full of insight and wisdom.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
What Causes Swelled Ankles In An Alcoholic
THE "BOTICAS" Salvador
E l prohibition regime at weekends which prevailed in Penco for several years was not in any way an obstacle to buying wine. By contrast, the measure rather than moderating consumption seemed to increase. Even encourage creativity both buyers and retailers because they had to circumvent the ban. The first they knew how to walk the streets to avoid the police, they also knew how to hide the bottles - wrapped in newspaper, and second, the sellers created false entries to their wineries to provide wine outside the law.
The order was in effect from the 14 hours on Saturday, when the curtain fell, until midnight on Sunday. Who not able to supply within the fatal hour had, fortunately, the option of using the local underground to avoid dying of thirst, even if paying more. Additionally, however, was in danger of being caught. This sale was illegal in vox populi Penco, one knew where and who sells. In these areas some call the pharmacy. Unusual
was to enter these premises by the false doors call it living in the house, the entrance to the dining room, the kitchen or a patio portoncito. The surprise awaited in the space provided by the retailer for the sale of wine: a dark room and seedy, a barbecue, garage, shack. The site was most of the time with a good turnout of parishioners who talked about the most diverse, playing cards or hopscotch skills involved in outdoor site within the property and along the garden, the garden or the house. What was missing was not the pitcher of wine in hand. All present were always cufifos except the local owner who face apparent concern with looking out the window when police appeared. If that were to happen there was a plan to avoid the penalty: quickly remove the glasses and jugs, nothing has happened here.
But illegal immigrants who would remain there only to buy what will last filling bottle, and paid back to the street, with the container in newspaper aforrado. The owner looked out the door first, looking in all directions, as was clear on the coast, gently pushing the buyer to get out fast and we walked to the house, if you've seen I do not remember.
The above were established vendors and their patents to date, just not willing to lose market because of a legal provision. There were other, smaller rides buying wine in jugs and he drew four times the cost expended appropriately named wine. Were the least sold at home and preferred to attend to their thirsty customers at night, because was safer. So passed
weekends and holidays for those evading the law fifties to toast with a glass of Pipeño. 
E l prohibition regime at weekends which prevailed in Penco for several years was not in any way an obstacle to buying wine. By contrast, the measure rather than moderating consumption seemed to increase. Even encourage creativity both buyers and retailers because they had to circumvent the ban. The first they knew how to walk the streets to avoid the police, they also knew how to hide the bottles - wrapped in newspaper, and second, the sellers created false entries to their wineries to provide wine outside the law.
The order was in effect from the 14 hours on Saturday, when the curtain fell, until midnight on Sunday. Who not able to supply within the fatal hour had, fortunately, the option of using the local underground to avoid dying of thirst, even if paying more. Additionally, however, was in danger of being caught. This sale was illegal in vox populi Penco, one knew where and who sells. In these areas some call the pharmacy. Unusual
was to enter these premises by the false doors call it living in the house, the entrance to the dining room, the kitchen or a patio portoncito. The surprise awaited in the space provided by the retailer for the sale of wine: a dark room and seedy, a barbecue, garage, shack. The site was most of the time with a good turnout of parishioners who talked about the most diverse, playing cards or hopscotch skills involved in outdoor site within the property and along the garden, the garden or the house. What was missing was not the pitcher of wine in hand. All present were always cufifos except the local owner who face apparent concern with looking out the window when police appeared. If that were to happen there was a plan to avoid the penalty: quickly remove the glasses and jugs, nothing has happened here.
But illegal immigrants who would remain there only to buy what will last filling bottle, and paid back to the street, with the container in newspaper aforrado. The owner looked out the door first, looking in all directions, as was clear on the coast, gently pushing the buyer to get out fast and we walked to the house, if you've seen I do not remember.
The above were established vendors and their patents to date, just not willing to lose market because of a legal provision. There were other, smaller rides buying wine in jugs and he drew four times the cost expended appropriately named wine. Were the least sold at home and preferred to attend to their thirsty customers at night, because was safer. So passed
weekends and holidays for those evading the law fifties to toast with a glass of Pipeño.
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