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"... lots of pupae out of the lethargy,
entered my wardrobe, wool gloves devoured ..."

LETTERS



Letters came from you, Chanukah cards, birthday, full of color and black and white. Arrived e-mails but that was common, not receive your letters.
your message arrived from the north country when you were not. Sometimes you were so far away that I got sick, at other times so close to you breathing.
I have kept rabbits, scarves, books, roses, gloves, medals, instrumental music, gods of India with its huge eyes, margaritas falling from the sky and the sun, huge, that sun, the sun ... this is the best, the most appropriate - Like it? - I asked.

We talked about many things, all the time. We talked Dead pets, butterflies, morgues, writers friends, dead poets, film, women's, Kate Moss, Victoria Abril, rock & roll, Patti Smith, spoke of love and kiss a thousand ways.
We talked about dogs, full of holiday lights, how was it to grow in the 90's, memories of the future, crazy, books, poems.

I told you about the flowers that lived in my childhood when I fell ass up of a cactus, while non-stop I rushed a stream of dirty water full of algae and left filthy, my love old, among other falls.
tell me stories before going to sleep, taught me words in ancient languages, gave me books, touch me, you made me yours ...

all the time.

* Written by Charlie, part of "Once in Far" .

Charlie
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Uruguay wikipedias Wikimedia Foundation Campaign 2010 Campaign 2010

Wikipedia needs U.S. $ 16 million to continue running

to the foundation that sponsors the online encyclopedia, is not easy to keep free the fifth most popular website in the world.

The nonprofit organization that maintains the popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia, it needs U.S. $ 16 million for the fifth most popular website in the world can continue to operate. According to the paper published online chile Transmedia technology, the foundation needs the money to "Wikipedia and its sister projects to remain freely available for people around the world."

behind Wikipedia Foundation announced a September report from comScore, which ranked the online encyclopedia in the twelfth place of the most visited Web sites in the United States with nearly 80 million unique visitors. Google has 180 million hits Facebook and just under 150 million. But the English Wikipedia content represents only a fifth of the total content. According

Wikimedia Foundation operating costs for 2010-2011 are estimated around U.S. $ 20 million. Last year, the foundation received almost 250,000 individual donations from more than 100 countries which achieved the target of U.S. $ 8 million.

But this year, in addition to cash donations, the foundation asks readers to become editors. The founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales, said: "Over the past 10 years, Wikipedia has become a public resource vital for hundreds of millions of people. We have come to need to be available and that is also free, without bias or interference and without publicity. "

(Source: Notes. November 18, 2010.)

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Wikimedia Foundation

Wikipedia New campaign to raise funds
When you view the overlay a warning appears encyclopedia's founder Jimmy Wales .

Referring to the online encyclopedia Wikipedia these days appears superimposed a huge warning letters asking, please read the surfer a request from the founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales. This is a new fundraising campaign. The message itself reminds Wales at the end: "Every year around this time, we extend our hand to ask you, and the entire Wikipedia community, helps to maintain our joint initiative with a modest donation of 10, 20, $ 50 or more. If you value Wikipedia as a source of information-and inspiration, "I trust that you will act accordingly. My best wishes."

In the text, briefly reviews the history of Wales Project - "I looked puzzled many ten years ago when I started talking to people about Wikipedia." The founder said that many doubted that a project based on volunteers could become an important compendium of human knowledge. "All for the simple purpose of sharing. No ads. Non-Profits. No intentions or hidden agendas." A decade later, he says, more than 380 million people use Wikipedia every month, almost a third of the population with Internet access. Wikipedia is the fifth most popular site on the Internet, but "the other four have been created and maintained with billions of dollars in investment, many employees on staff and relentless marketing. "

Wales addresses the reader and asks for a donation because" together we can keep it free of costs and advertising. We keep it open, so you can use the information in Wikipedia the way you want. We keep growing, spreading knowledge to all parties, and inviting the participation of all. "

editors Loss money problems, however, do not seem as pressing as the need to maintain a stable number contributing editors or review the contents of the popular encyclopedia. Although the message does not mention this point since last year a English researcher , Felipe Ortega, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, drew attention to the loss of publishers holding capacity.

(source: El Pais - Cyberpaís - November 15, 2010)

Catch Phrase Sound Off

"... Yo I can not be always at your side

I do that in your blood going ...

... loneliness is better than to be a prisoner of truth ... "

Retro (I cut my hair: P)







LOOK
(Mondays rain)



trees were hands
giant monsters back to life, from the depths of the earth,
flowers, frogs,
and colors of the meadow transmuted powder
No more trips to heaven!
Neither the center of the universe!
must rest my eyes.

hate so much!
Hatred
get used and put to rest,
leaning over my shoulder.

to die not for love
and not raining
And what shall I do?
poet was born with eyes,
with that tinge of bitterness
with this inclination, with the languor of my eyelids

And what shall I do?! Inevitably this look
full of rain, wet ivy

still raining, so
because, slowly, I am saying goodbye
I'm waking

this is not again, I lived
and, slowly,
I forgot.

And still raining,
because Monday it rains.






Charlie

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