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can say that the "prophet" excellence in literature by Jules Verne is due to their considerable scientific predictions But Verne was actually a prophet or a seer? Or was Verne a visionary? Some prefer to say with alleged insight that beyond that, the occult, perhaps the Iluminatti or communication with alien beings, perhaps, were the sources for Verne knew the events that awaited mankind, among other things that live behind the mystery of the novelist. Certainly Jules Verne was a French writer known for being one of the fathers of the science fiction genre. He was born on February 8, 1828 and died on March 24, 1905. Many credit the popularity of his stories to the predictions found in them and not as a writer, but the truth is that Verne is / was an excellent writer, is the second most translated in the world after Agatha Christie. Was criticized in his time, for the same reason that today is glorified his current world view then it was an uncertain world.

In his novel From the Earth to the Moon (1865) and its sequel Around the Moon (1869). Verne sent a man to our natural satellite of a century before the Apollo 11, and does so in a different way but wrong (through a canyon as a method of propulsion), however, that Jules Verne thought the man might to the moon long before any other, is not surprising, the surprising thing is in coincidence with the actual fact much later, curiously Around Moon was written in 1869 and the man on the moon in 1969, but also predicted:

That would be the first to achieve the U.S. (note that then United States did not have great power and scientific knowledge) that the launch site would be in the state of Florida and that would tripulares three (two Americans and a French origins, the crew of Apollo 11 were two Americans and a Source of Roman origin), is known as one of the Apollo 11 crew was called Michael Collins and one of the characters in the book is called Michael Nichols (fixed you can get that says "Cholins" = Collins), The cannon in the novel is called Columbia, and Columbia was called the service module Apollo 11, the bullet sent to the moon in the novel is the same weight and height as the Apollo 11, and also in the novel, to return to land the ball falls into the Pacific Ocean, just four kilometers from place where the Apollo splashed down. In Paris

XX century (1994), and other novales as; XXIX In the century and Propeller Island (1895), many inventions are expected to create in the minds of Verne as example, the calculator, fax machine, electric chair, television, news and even the Internet. Paris particularly in the twentieth century has several phrases that I find particularly striking.

"Although no one read, everyone could read" Electric Concert

"...¡

! And what instruments! (...) Hundred pianos interconnected to an electric current through playing together in the hand of a single artist.

"I do not beheaded anyone. He glared shock.

"He understands that business at the time of paper consumption would increase in unexpected proportions (...); forests and were not used for heating, but for printing.

In Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (1869), shows the investment of the submarine and special suits. In view of the flag (1896), some are predicting a weapon of mass destruction similar to the atomic bomb. In Robur the Conqueror (1886), investment The helicopter and five hundred million Begum (1879), we see one of the most striking predictions, the rise to power of a man named Schultz, whose only ambition was to conquer the world based on the idea that the Germanic race was superior to all other races, so it was right to acquit or make them disappear, written ten years before the birth of Adolph Hitler. Another

who wrote a story about the man on the moon was the American writer Lester del Rey. His novel is called Trip to the Moon (1954). It tells how Apollon spacecraft reaches the moon and when you open the hatch out of her commander Armstrong. Fifteen years before Neil Armstrong on the moon aboard Apollo 11.

"Apollon The ship landed on the surface of the moon. After several small jumps could stabilize. It opened its ramp and she fell to Major Armstrong first stepped on the soil of this unknown world." Travel Moon (1954).

also Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver's Travels (1726), a part of the story reads:

"They look in the sky two lesser stars or satellites orbiting Mars, are named fear and interior far from the central planet three times the diameter in
For the first, and five times in the case of the second ... "

Referring to the red planet inhabited by beings of a single eye in the middle of the skull. Fine words and an imagination, it was believed then, until that 156 years after Hall Asap astronomer discovered the two moons of Mars and baptized as Phobos (fear) and Deimos (Terror), the name of the horses of war god Ares (Mars in Roman mythology). These moons never been seen before by anyone and travel Guilliver already talked about them with great accuracy.

The famous poet and short story writer Edgar Allan Poe has also been credited predictions one of them is in his only novel, which is called The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym (1838), which for some was a total failure and for others it was an interesting experiment, as in the case of HP Lovecraft who follower I felt veneration for this work. It will include many events narrated in the first navigation by Arthur Gordon Pyn person who secretly embarks on a ship Grampus name. Those episodes highlights in particular the episode of the shipwreck, which tells us that four crew members survived: August, Peters, the boy Parker and the same Pym. After drifting for several days and counting as the only food a bottle Porto, decide to apply the law of the sea, and sort of them would die and which serve as food for other survivors. Bad luck for the boy was Richard Parker who according to the deal was killed and eaten.

funny thing is that the July 5, 1884, a British yacht Mignonette sank name to South Atlantic Ocean, where they managed to save four crew in a boat. After three weeks eating only a turtle that had managed to capture and drinking his own urine decide killing one crew member who was ill from drinking sea water, and building that was sleeping killed him and fed him being, who ran with bad luck was the boy of the ship and bore the name Richard Parker Coincidence?

addition, this event "prediction" turns out to do this in Poe, in his essay: Eureka (1848). A very different to those accustomed to the author and which is based on the obsessions that Poe ever submitted to the science of astronomy. Is also subtitled as "a prose poem," and it really is just that, a long poem in which Poe speaks of his passion for astronomy, the cosmos, metaphysics, mathematics, but also about the spirit of them. Or what is the same as saying: The vision of the universe of the author. The surprising thing is that things like the Big Bang as the origin of the universe and the expansion of this had already been present 70 years before the first of these theories do appear. Besides other things Poe assertion that only part of current theories, such as many of the bodies called nebulae were not such a thing but other galaxies located outside the relationship of time and space in a single concept, the description of the holes Blacks, the recognition of gravity as a force capable of causing a collapse of giant masses was a center, including the theory of a cyclical universe, ie a universe ceases to expand and start a reverse process, the contraction up to the "unity" and lead to yet another Big Bang and a new universe with different properties than ours.

Finally Eureka, Poe discusses God, define your body with the universe and define their psyche as the sum of all the psyches of living beings in the universe, from the elementary to the most complex. Both

Jules Verne and Edgar Allan Poe, were visionaries. They were human beings with an incredible imagination and so changed the world as they did; Verne created the genre of science fiction, Poe is known as the master of horror, also created by the detective genre. You could say that their literatures and their minds were ahead for time.

Another famous case of controversy and also for predictions in the literature is in the novel Futility (1898) of Morgan Robertson, possible inventor of the periscope and a former U.S. Merchant Marine officer. In this novel tells the story of Titan, the largest and most luxurious ocean liner built to that time but he was destined to collapse due to a fatal collision with an iceberg. Reminds you of anything? This story was written fourteen years before the sinking of the Titanic, but the name and the way that ruined are not the only coincidence. Both boats (real and fictional) were bound to draw an American-European destination on their last trip which was the first. The number of passengers was the Titan 2177 and the number of passengers that were in the Titanic was in 2227, only fifty passengers difference. The Titan's lifeboats were 24 and 20 Titanic, few for a boat of considerable size, which was the same for both boats MTS 269. Both boats had the same number of blades, three blades. The speed with which the Titan impact the iceberg was 24 knots, the Titanic struck at a speed of 23 knots. Both ships could reach a top speed of 25 knots. The port of departure is exactly the same for both ships, the Port of Southampton and where it is also sank, 400 miles off Newfoundland. The number of survivors varies by only a hundred people or less; 1300 in the novel, 1400 were the survivors of the Titanic. Later

Robertson wrote another story prophetic name recognition Beyond the Spectrum (Spectrum Beyond), it described a war fought with planes dropping bombs called "bombs soles," so powerful that with a bright burst of light blinding could, one, destroy an entire city. These pumps soles have been associated with the atomic bomb, we must also clarify that by then the planes were only prototypes.

Are these just coincidences or premonitions really exist? Would

aware that these writers had premonitions or just think that these were good ideas for a story?

And if ... "In writing a history are doomed the fate of someone else?

---

Sources:

. The Universe as Edgar Allan Poe

. Jules Verne: Was a prophet or visionary?
. Jules Verne's predictions
. Predictions found in literature
. Prophecies and Prophets
. Morgan Robertson: the prophet Forgot

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can say that the "prophet" excellence in literature by Jules Verne is due to their considerable scientific predictions But Verne was actually a prophet or a seer? Or was Verne a visionary? Some prefer to say with alleged insight that beyond that, the occult, perhaps the Iluminatti or communication with alien beings, perhaps, were the sources for Verne knew the events that awaited mankind, among other things that live behind the mystery of the novelist. Certainly Jules Verne was a French writer known for being one of the fathers of the science fiction genre. He was born on February 8, 1828 and died on March 24, 1905. Many credit the popularity of his stories to the predictions found in them and not as a writer, but the truth is that Verne is / was an excellent writer, is the second most translated in the world after Agatha Christie. Was criticized in his time, for the same reason that today is glorified his current world view then it was an uncertain world.

In his novel From the Earth to the Moon (1865) and its sequel Around the Moon (1869). Verne sent a man to our natural satellite of a century before the Apollo 11, and does so in a different way but wrong (through a canyon as a method of propulsion), however, that Jules Verne thought the man might to the moon long before any other, is not surprising, the surprising thing is in coincidence with the actual fact much later, curiously Around Moon was written in 1869 and the man on the moon in 1969, but also predicted:

That would be the first to achieve the U.S. (note that then United States did not have great power and scientific knowledge) that the launch site would be in the state of Florida and that would tripulares three (two Americans and a French origins, the crew of Apollo 11 were two Americans and a Source of Roman origin), is known as one of the Apollo 11 crew was called Michael Collins and one of the characters in the book is called Michael Nichols (fixed you can get that says "Cholins" = Collins), The cannon in the novel is called Columbia, and Columbia was called the service module Apollo 11, the bullet sent to the moon in the novel is the same weight and height as the Apollo 11, and also in the novel, to return to land the ball falls into the Pacific Ocean, just four kilometers from place where the Apollo splashed down. In Paris

XX century (1994), and other novales as; XXIX In the century and Propeller Island (1895), many inventions are expected to create in the minds of Verne as example, the calculator, fax machine, electric chair, television, news and even the Internet. Paris particularly in the twentieth century has several phrases that I find particularly striking.

"Although no one read, everyone could read" Electric Concert

"...¡

! And what instruments! (...) Hundred pianos interconnected to an electric current through playing together in the hand of a single artist.

"I do not beheaded anyone. He glared shock.

"He understands that business at the time of paper consumption would increase in unexpected proportions (...); forests and were not used for heating, but for printing.

In Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (1869), shows the investment of the submarine and special suits. In view of the flag (1896), some are predicting a weapon of mass destruction similar to the atomic bomb. In Robur the Conqueror (1886), investment The helicopter and five hundred million Begum (1879), we see one of the most striking predictions, the rise to power of a man named Schultz, whose only ambition was to conquer the world based on the idea that the Germanic race was superior to all other races, so it was right to acquit or make them disappear, written ten years before the birth of Adolph Hitler. Another

who wrote a story about the man on the moon was the American writer Lester del Rey. His novel is called Trip to the Moon (1954). It tells how Apollon spacecraft reaches the moon and when you open the hatch out of her commander Armstrong. Fifteen years before Neil Armstrong on the moon aboard Apollo 11.

"Apollon The ship landed on the surface of the moon. After several small jumps could stabilize. It opened its ramp and she fell to Major Armstrong first stepped on the soil of this unknown world." Travel Moon (1954).

also Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver's Travels (1726), a part of the story reads:

"They look in the sky two lesser stars or satellites orbiting Mars, are named fear and interior far from the central planet three times the diameter in
For the first, and five times in the case of the second ... "

Referring to the red planet inhabited by beings of a single eye in the middle of the skull. Fine words and an imagination, it was believed then, until that 156 years after Hall Asap astronomer discovered the two moons of Mars and baptized as Phobos (fear) and Deimos (Terror), the name of the horses of war god Ares (Mars in Roman mythology). These moons never been seen before by anyone and travel Guilliver already talked about them with great accuracy.

The famous poet and short story writer Edgar Allan Poe has also been credited predictions one of them is in his only novel, which is called The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym (1838), which for some was a total failure and for others it was an interesting experiment, as in the case of HP Lovecraft who follower I felt veneration for this work. It will include many events narrated in the first navigation by Arthur Gordon Pyn person who secretly embarks on a ship Grampus name. Those episodes highlights in particular the episode of the shipwreck, which tells us that four crew members survived: August, Peters, the boy Parker and the same Pym. After drifting for several days and counting as the only food a bottle Porto, decide to apply the law of the sea, and sort of them would die and which serve as food for other survivors. Bad luck for the boy was Richard Parker who according to the deal was killed and eaten.

funny thing is that the July 5, 1884, a British yacht Mignonette sank name to South Atlantic Ocean, where they managed to save four crew in a boat. After three weeks eating only a turtle that had managed to capture and drinking his own urine decide killing one crew member who was ill from drinking sea water, and building that was sleeping killed him and fed him being, who ran with bad luck was the boy of the ship and bore the name Richard Parker Coincidence?

addition, this event "prediction" turns out to do this in Poe, in his essay: Eureka (1848). A very different to those accustomed to the author and which is based on the obsessions that Poe ever submitted to the science of astronomy. Is also subtitled as "a prose poem," and it really is just that, a long poem in which Poe speaks of his passion for astronomy, the cosmos, metaphysics, mathematics, but also about the spirit of them. Or what is the same as saying: The vision of the universe of the author. The surprising thing is that things like the Big Bang as the origin of the universe and the expansion of this had already been present 70 years before the first of these theories do appear. Besides other things Poe assertion that only part of current theories, such as many of the bodies called nebulae were not such a thing but other galaxies located outside the relationship of time and space in a single concept, the description of the holes Blacks, the recognition of gravity as a force capable of causing a collapse of giant masses was a center, including the theory of a cyclical universe, ie a universe ceases to expand and start a reverse process, the contraction up to the "unity" and lead to yet another Big Bang and a new universe with different properties than ours.

Finally Eureka, Poe discusses God, define your body with the universe and define their psyche as the sum of all the psyches of living beings in the universe, from the elementary to the most complex. Both

Jules Verne and Edgar Allan Poe, were visionaries. They were human beings with an incredible imagination and so changed the world as they did; Verne created the genre of science fiction, Poe is known as the master of horror, also created by the detective genre. You could say that their literatures and their minds were ahead for time.

Another famous case of controversy and also for predictions in the literature is in the novel Futility (1898) of Morgan Robertson, possible inventor of the periscope and a former U.S. Merchant Marine officer. In this novel tells the story of Titan, the largest and most luxurious ocean liner built to that time but he was destined to collapse due to a fatal collision with an iceberg. Reminds you of anything? This story was written fourteen years before the sinking of the Titanic, but the name and the way that ruined are not the only coincidence. Both boats (real and fictional) were bound to draw an American-European destination on their last trip which was the first. The number of passengers was the Titan 2177 and the number of passengers that were in the Titanic was in 2227, only fifty passengers difference. The Titan's lifeboats were 24 and 20 Titanic, few for a boat of considerable size, which was the same for both boats MTS 269. Both boats had the same number of blades, three blades. The speed with which the Titan impact the iceberg was 24 knots, the Titanic struck at a speed of 23 knots. Both ships could reach a top speed of 25 knots. The port of departure is exactly the same for both ships, the Port of Southampton and where it is also sank, 400 miles off Newfoundland. The number of survivors varies by only a hundred people or less; 1300 in the novel, 1400 were the survivors of the Titanic. Later

Robertson wrote another story prophetic name recognition Beyond the Spectrum (Spectrum Beyond), it described a war fought with planes dropping bombs called "bombs soles," so powerful that with a bright burst of light blinding could, one, destroy an entire city. These pumps soles have been associated with the atomic bomb, we must also clarify that by then the planes were only prototypes.

Are these just coincidences or premonitions really exist? Would

aware that these writers had premonitions or just think that these were good ideas for a story?

And if ... "In writing a history are doomed the fate of someone else?

---

Sources:

. The Universe as Edgar Allan Poe

. Jules Verne: Was a prophet or visionary?
. Jules Verne's predictions
. Predictions found in literature
. Prophecies and Prophets
. Morgan Robertson: the prophet Forgot

Test Honeywell Chronotherm Iv

Child Crisis afraid not learn


"Kumon is an individualized study approach which seeks to train students self-taught, ie, able to learn for themselves. In Kumon every day people are self disciplined, able to face challenges and realize their dreams. " This website says Latin America.

Toru Kumon, Japan in 1958 created the method is now applied in many company sites spread across several countries (in 1998 arrived in Argentina) has said "Nothing is more important to open new worlds for our children to explore. "

do not doubt the excellence of the Kumon method (although I know my goal is not to question it) but the question I ask is why this brand?!

Why this expression timid, frightened, insecure, almost timid in the face of the child? Perhaps for fear of unexplored worlds of good Toru? I think not ...

If in Kumon every day people are self disciplined, able to meet challenges and realize their dreams why not urgently change the logo, which has nothing to do with what they say they do?

this child, in other words, there should be an expression of self, confident, self-confident?
Yeah, sure it should.

Test Honeywell Chronotherm Iv

Child Crisis afraid not learn


"Kumon is an individualized study approach which seeks to train students self-taught, ie, able to learn for themselves. In Kumon every day people are self disciplined, able to face challenges and realize their dreams. " This website says Latin America.

Toru Kumon, Japan in 1958 created the method is now applied in many company sites spread across several countries (in 1998 arrived in Argentina) has said "Nothing is more important to open new worlds for our children to explore. "

do not doubt the excellence of the Kumon method (although I know my goal is not to question it) but the question I ask is why this brand?!

Why this expression timid, frightened, insecure, almost timid in the face of the child? Perhaps for fear of unexplored worlds of good Toru? I think not ...

If in Kumon every day people are self disciplined, able to meet challenges and realize their dreams why not urgently change the logo, which has nothing to do with what they say they do?

this child, in other words, there should be an expression of self, confident, self-confident?
Yeah, sure it should.

Hordourves Wedding Reception

Who comes to this I recommend reading post after purchase because of something you have to live in the revived magazine crisis . The image that illustrates these lines is the top of number three for February and March of the current.

aside if K or anti-K, in my humble opinion the magazine is very interesting and very well written. Its design is very austere, with comfortable margins and columns of a wide-friendly, rhythmically arranged on the page and with a generous interline, perhaps somewhat monotonous if one is permeable to graphics devices as found in modern magazines day but, in reality, we must remember-or forget-that crisis is a magazine to read and think. And that is something.

Typographically is also austere. It uses little and squeeze it well.

Its cover is a photo and a title, crowned by the word crisis and in lowercase italics, as if sustantivizar and soften the thing, but without forgetting the past: the magazine previous (published in the '73 to '76), whose title was also sensitive, but Clarendon furious.

Falling into the swamp of personal taste, I signed it is a pretty magazine. O cool, if I want to skate at all. Designed , say a fellow friend whose name I withhold.

The magazine is political, even without knowing all that this might mean. Its reporters develop many different subjects, but always under the umbrella of the local political scene, regional or global. No film critic and humor and recipes. Until a few notices have (which, for publishers, I do not know whether it will be a source of pride or worry ...).

position and has a foundation and a reader, sometimes agree and sometimes not, has to deal with that and establish dialogue and dumb fights with sheets of paper acaballo. And that's the prettiest of all, I think.

In my head, crisis competes with Veintitres and the News. I have no doubt with which I stay. On second thought, I think what I came to the magazine is that the vast majority of journalists who write it are from my generation, have all my age, year, year younger. Will the glut of reading at the usual generational or sympathy? I do not know, but I know that attracted me.

In short, it's always good to have new publications offering new things. Welcome to the kiosks, crisis! For now, I will follow, whether or not we agree.

Hordourves Wedding Reception

Who comes to this I recommend reading post after purchase because of something you have to live in the revived magazine crisis . The image that illustrates these lines is the top of number three for February and March of the current.

aside if K or anti-K, in my humble opinion the magazine is very interesting and very well written. Its design is very austere, with comfortable margins and columns of a wide-friendly, rhythmically arranged on the page and with a generous interline, perhaps somewhat monotonous if one is permeable to graphics devices as found in modern magazines day but, in reality, we must remember-or forget-that crisis is a magazine to read and think. And that is something.

Typographically is also austere. It uses little and squeeze it well.

Its cover is a photo and a title, crowned by the word crisis and in lowercase italics, as if sustantivizar and soften the thing, but without forgetting the past: the magazine previous (published in the '73 to '76), whose title was also sensitive, but Clarendon furious.

Falling into the swamp of personal taste, I signed it is a pretty magazine. O cool, if I want to skate at all. Designed , say a fellow friend whose name I withhold.

The magazine is political, even without knowing all that this might mean. Its reporters develop many different subjects, but always under the umbrella of the local political scene, regional or global. No film critic and humor and recipes. Until a few notices have (which, for publishers, I do not know whether it will be a source of pride or worry ...).

position and has a foundation and a reader, sometimes agree and sometimes not, has to deal with that and establish dialogue and dumb fights with sheets of paper acaballo. And that's the prettiest of all, I think.

In my head, crisis competes with Veintitres and the News. I have no doubt with which I stay. On second thought, I think what I came to the magazine is that the vast majority of journalists who write it are from my generation, have all my age, year, year younger. Will the glut of reading at the usual generational or sympathy? I do not know, but I know that attracted me.

In short, it's always good to have new publications offering new things. Welcome to the kiosks, crisis! For now, I will follow, whether or not we agree.

Diagram Vtech Phone -honda

faso are talking about!

Yeah, it's silly.

But I can not stop smiling every time I see the subtle operation of recognition, Identity Theft P poor who, at the hands of a drugged anonymous vandal, is naked and confused with his cousin F.

Convida!

Diagram Vtech Phone -honda

faso are talking about!

Yeah, it's silly.

But I can not stop smiling every time I see the subtle operation of recognition, Identity Theft P poor who, at the hands of a drugged anonymous vandal, is naked and confused with his cousin F.

Convida!

What Are Some Tattoo On The Side

A. .. Pif! Twenty-four hours


Having spent walking in front of a poster on the need for all we demand the bill of what we buy I was wondering what rare is the new name of the AFIP.

time ago he faced a redesign that gave to branches of a standard graphics and signage that gave a fight to the disorder prevailing in many government departments. While forms continued to be no man's land, seemed to have good intentions.

less time, the AFIP changed again, and one never gets to know well why. If the earlier mark (see below, accompanied by the infamous Don Carlos ) and had some problems of clarity, the new the power to dangerous extremes.

Returning to the new tastes aside, I get questions like:
- Maybe I'm wrong or extreme sin of literalism ... but the mark of the federal administration of public revenues, ie agency that collects and manages tons of money from all taxpayers, should not be as transparent as possible and as solid and reliable as steel? I mean something clear right up. And since it uses the abbreviation or acronym, should not be recognizable to the naked eye, without delay?
- What is the purpose of removing "Public Revenue of the nomenclature or fall of the mark? Why the subtraction?
- What should be the operation on the A? If it is to maintain diagonality of the earlier mark, we are faced with a fad that severs the most important of a bill: its identity.
- Why choose for the descent, a typeface that seems to be deficient in their performance in reading at a medium distance or smaller sizes? More wrong choice if it is used to label sections of website organization.
- What kind of spatial relationship between the brand and its down? No doubt there is one, but unbalanced and without a tight harmony.

In short, a very low mark for a body which should not be at all.

What Are Some Tattoo On The Side

A. .. Pif! Twenty-four hours


Having spent walking in front of a poster on the need for all we demand the bill of what we buy I was wondering what rare is the new name of the AFIP.

time ago he faced a redesign that gave to branches of a standard graphics and signage that gave a fight to the disorder prevailing in many government departments. While forms continued to be no man's land, seemed to have good intentions.

less time, the AFIP changed again, and one never gets to know well why. If the earlier mark (see below, accompanied by the infamous Don Carlos ) and had some problems of clarity, the new the power to dangerous extremes.

Returning to the new tastes aside, I get questions like:
- Maybe I'm wrong or extreme sin of literalism ... but the mark of the federal administration of public revenues, ie agency that collects and manages tons of money from all taxpayers, should not be as transparent as possible and as solid and reliable as steel? I mean something clear right up. And since it uses the abbreviation or acronym, should not be recognizable to the naked eye, without delay?
- What is the purpose of removing "Public Revenue of the nomenclature or fall of the mark? Why the subtraction?
- What should be the operation on the A? If it is to maintain diagonality of the earlier mark, we are faced with a fad that severs the most important of a bill: its identity.
- Why choose for the descent, a typeface that seems to be deficient in their performance in reading at a medium distance or smaller sizes? More wrong choice if it is used to label sections of website organization.
- What kind of spatial relationship between the brand and its down? No doubt there is one, but unbalanced and without a tight harmony.

In short, a very low mark for a body which should not be at all.

Hardy-weinberg Equilibrium Practice Problems

/ saroh ortaucitnieV

Farmacity is at a stage that, at least in Buenos Aires, seems to be booming: no longer open premises, all very neat, with a recognizable architecture and carefully designed.

One of the characteristics of the transmission-indeed, one of its signature services, is that their premises are open 24 hours. That, in traditional pharmacies communicates with a field of white light-usually with a green cross painted over-turned at the door of the premises, the Farmacitys announce it through a sign that flashes flashing, visible from generous distances.

Within the non-investment which means solving the graph of each site, the strange thing is that there is an obvious design problem -indeed, for readability, which is not taken into account: the posters were resolved by the silhouette of the number 24 and the letters H and S. So far, so good. The Matete is a weapon if you come walking down the other side of the sign, as portrayed in the photograph. What says there?

not despair: Farmacity can enter and buy both a mirror and something for the dizziness ...

Hardy-weinberg Equilibrium Practice Problems

/ saroh ortaucitnieV

Farmacity is at a stage that, at least in Buenos Aires, seems to be booming: no longer open premises, all very neat, with a recognizable architecture and carefully designed.

One of the characteristics of the transmission-indeed, one of its signature services, is that their premises are open 24 hours. That, in traditional pharmacies communicates with a field of white light-usually with a green cross painted over-turned at the door of the premises, the Farmacitys announce it through a sign that flashes flashing, visible from generous distances.

Within the non-investment which means solving the graph of each site, the strange thing is that there is an obvious design problem -indeed, for readability, which is not taken into account: the posters were resolved by the silhouette of the number 24 and the letters H and S. So far, so good. The Matete is a weapon if you come walking down the other side of the sign, as portrayed in the photograph. What says there?

not despair: Farmacity can enter and buy both a mirror and something for the dizziness ...

Get Rid Of Poofy Hair

Microscopic story of a brand and a customer


A good brand is built with small things. Sometimes insignificant elements whose absence or neglect can bring down any strategy spoil pompous or heavy investment.

In the case of a clothing brand and Mistral, the shopping experience (how is local and how we serve) and quality of the garment are gained weight issues when deciding to buy again.

in my head was well positioned, I had it listed as a brand rather expensive but good quality clothes and attractive design, according to my taste, of course.

The point is that a few days ago I bought two shirts and Bermuda shorts. As I do not review what I buy, if you know what I buy is no second choice, soon I noticed that the two T-shirts (make Sandley) one was punched in the back and Bermuda had a hole in one legs. Something

annoying, I returned to local return defective items. I changed the shirt on the other (first assignment on my part: I did not get the same garment he had chosen), but the Bermuda was not an easy thing: the model I bought was gone. Was in other colors, I did not like, or had no waist. An employee tried a revealing explanation: "Uh! You had bad luck, three pieces you took two failed" and another, more compassionate, he said he was going to look at other sites and was going to tell me if he had news. Friendly, asked me my phone and promised to call.

I called. And I said that the branch had Abasto a bermuda identical to the one I wanted but I had to go over there to make the change (second assignment: I, ie the customer who is always right , is who should move to find the item you sold him broken in the first instance).

I, excited. And that was identical Bermuda was not identical, was the same color but different model. And the employee who thought it was identical apologized ... and I ran out of Bermuda and, for good measure, with an unnecessary trip to the Abasto.

In summary, the bermuda my mother deftly put a patch "invisible" decently solved the problem of hole In parallel, likely to return to buy a piece of Mistral. And every time you see a warning or a glass of Mistral think of the hole, the trip to the Supply and patch saving. Positioning Chau, chau Mistral.

Moral: always check what you buy, even first choice: ^)

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Microscopic story of a brand and a customer


A good brand is built with small things. Sometimes insignificant elements whose absence or neglect can bring down any strategy spoil pompous or heavy investment.

In the case of a clothing brand and Mistral, the shopping experience (how is local and how we serve) and quality of the garment are gained weight issues when deciding to buy again.

in my head was well positioned, I had it listed as a brand rather expensive but good quality clothes and attractive design, according to my taste, of course.

The point is that a few days ago I bought two shirts and Bermuda shorts. As I do not review what I buy, if you know what I buy is no second choice, soon I noticed that the two T-shirts (make Sandley) one was punched in the back and Bermuda had a hole in one legs. Something

annoying, I returned to local return defective items. I changed the shirt on the other (first assignment on my part: I did not get the same garment he had chosen), but the Bermuda was not an easy thing: the model I bought was gone. Was in other colors, I did not like, or had no waist. An employee tried a revealing explanation: "Uh! You had bad luck, three pieces you took two failed" and another, more compassionate, he said he was going to look at other sites and was going to tell me if he had news. Friendly, asked me my phone and promised to call.

I called. And I said that the branch had Abasto a bermuda identical to the one I wanted but I had to go over there to make the change (second assignment: I, ie the customer who is always right , is who should move to find the item you sold him broken in the first instance).

I, excited. And that was identical Bermuda was not identical, was the same color but different model. And the employee who thought it was identical apologized ... and I ran out of Bermuda and, for good measure, with an unnecessary trip to the Abasto.

In summary, the bermuda my mother deftly put a patch "invisible" decently solved the problem of hole In parallel, likely to return to buy a piece of Mistral. And every time you see a warning or a glass of Mistral think of the hole, the trip to the Supply and patch saving. Positioning Chau, chau Mistral.

Moral: always check what you buy, even first choice: ^)

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songs Cold, pale veins.
I miss you and should not be surprising,
For my love has been your strength.
is sad to see my kisses fall from the deadly
Elisio and sad to see the death of the days under the avalanche.

miss the aroma of your eyes
and the sound of your body.
miss the look of your lips and taste infinity
your voice.

Strange as you say, "I love you my body hugging your smile ...
and your cheeks red, when pronouncing my name and I was nervous.
How sad day do die without you and remember that others behind still alive today for me.

not missing you because my body just love you, miss you
or because you became a habit.
why I miss my soul is still broken and I miss you loving
why more than 6,000,000,000 people,
decided to love you, and you decided, at moments, love me and kiss me ... Cold

songs, pale veins.
A touch of despair my tears now wants to revive. Infinite
skin color alone, have mercy. Sooner or later
time opportunities would end, and someday
walk out on me and let me die.

miss the aroma of your soul
and the sound of your hair.
miss the look of your wings
And the taste of your infinite love.

I just miss you and I miss you

Itunes Not Been Modified

songs Cold, pale veins.
I miss you and should not be surprising,
For my love has been your strength.
is sad to see my kisses fall from the deadly
Elisio and sad to see the death of the days under the avalanche.

miss the aroma of your eyes
and the sound of your body.
miss the look of your lips and taste infinity
your voice.

Strange as you say, "I love you my body hugging your smile ...
and your cheeks red, when pronouncing my name and I was nervous.
How sad day do die without you and remember that others behind still alive today for me.

not missing you because my body just love you, miss you
or because you became a habit.
why I miss my soul is still broken and I miss you loving
why more than 6,000,000,000 people,
decided to love you, and you decided, at moments, love me and kiss me ... Cold

songs, pale veins.
A touch of despair my tears now wants to revive. Infinite
skin color alone, have mercy. Sooner or later
time opportunities would end, and someday
walk out on me and let me die.

miss the aroma of your soul
and the sound of your hair.
miss the look of your wings
And the taste of your infinite love.

I just miss you and I miss you