sebastian soberanis: i am sebastian soberanis ia am 14 ears old i have 8 ears going to school i have to much hobbies i like plaing socer but i also like lisening music plain futball and doing alot of things  i also like plaing computer games but i like mor the activitis that are aoutside the home i love the singer michel telo ho sing ai seute oego that is a new song that all young peolpe hear.

carlos chew: i am 13 aers old i have 7 ears in the school i have to much hobbies but i love plaing socer i like to play baseball and i like plaing things aoutside the house or clasroom  i like lisening music but i like one singer especificly i like los tigres del norte and my favorite song is golpes en el corazon with paulina rubio y like to est tortillas with salt i like also go out with my friend in the street to plai soccer in rhe street  i like also going with partys with mi best frien ho dance bery bery nice villalba that man dance relly cool  he can dance shofoling and all that.

the real me

by :  Jose Rodrigo


my name is Rodrigo and i´m from guatemala city i m 12    years old and  i am in 1st coures B at solalto.
i have a lot of hobbies for example : make pankakes, cakes, dance  etc..  i love play soccer it is very cool wen i play i get distract i play left defence. i play to chess with my brothers and with my dady. i m interesd with guitars i pay guitar.
i m a person that likes to  do the things quikly.  i am a person that likes talk a lot. i want to play in the national team of guatemala.

             by Carlos gonzales campo

my name is carlos and im from guatemala  i have 12 years  i am in 1st cours i go to centro escolar solalto. i
have two brothers one is called juan miguel. i like mount bicicle. one of mi hobbies are play soccer, play basketball, read , and go to walk with my family. i like a lot to talk with my friends when is time to talk with mi friends but then i like to study.  i like to go a party  with my friends. i have go to an academi of soccer and it is very very hard and you have to make a lot of squats. i am very god with my friends.





att: Rodrigo Villalba Lopez.

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The real me                                                             by Carlos

My name is Carlos and I am from Guatemala. I am 12 years old
and I am in 1st course at Solalto School.
I have so many hobbies. I like to play so many sports, but I
particulary enjoy more play soccer and tennis. I also enjoy to
play computer games and videogames like FIFA.
I am a hard-worked in school and I am a bit impatient
sometimes. and I am a little talkative with my friends.

The real me                                                             by Jose

my name is Jose and I am from Guatemala. I am 13 years old
and I am in first course at solalto school.
I have so many hobbies and interests like sports. I enjoy a lot
playing sports, but I prefer to play soccer. In my opinion I am very good
in soccer. I also like to dance in parties.
I am very talkative, I am very loyal and I do a lot of joykes.

My own Profile:
My name is Jose Andres Godoy and Im from Guatemala city. Im 13 years old and Im in year of 1rst course at Centro Escolar Solalto. Ive got a lots of hobbies and interests. I love playing fifa 2012 and to play soccer with my friends. I also do other sports like: Tennis, Basketball and pin pong.
Im not a quite person, I like to have fun everytime. I like the candies a lot. but my favorite food is the carpacho.
I have 6 brothers, and I love dancing its of my favorites hoobies. My favorite team sport is the Fc Barcelona.


Profile of my friend:
My name is Rodrigo Molina Palmieri and Im from Guatemala City. Im 13 years old and Im in 1rst course at Centro Escolar Solalto. Ive got a lot of hobbies and Interest. I love playing Raquet Ball, and to spend time with my friends. I also like soccer and Pin Pong.
Im a very quite person, I ussually spend quite almost in the class concentrated. My favorite food is the "Shucko" Its very delicius.
I have 2 Brothers, and I like to spend time with they. My favorite team sport is the Fc Barcelona.

Counting the carbon cost of bringing water to the desert

Abu Dhabi, UAE (CNN) -- During the summer months, in the arid, subtropical coastal plains of the United Arab Emirates, temperatures rise to 40 Celsius plus -- while average rainfall is a desolate four inches a year.

And yet, in the years since the discovery of vast oil reserves in the late 1950s, a forest of skyscrapers, luxury apartments, verdant green gardens and golf courses has risen from the sand.

It's been made possible only with recourse to unimaginably large amounts of water. Indeed, at 550 liters a day, Emiratis consume more per head of population than anyone else on earth.

"It just evaporates very, very quickly," explains Ivano Iannelli, CEO of the Dubai Carbon Center of Excellence. "Then when you add the lifestyle requirements -- the giant swimming pools; the cooling systems; the big gardens that need irrigating four times a day ... it goes some way to explain why the water consumption is so high."

With scarce native freshwater supplies, Iannelli says the oil-rich nation spends hundreds of million of dollars a year purifying coastal seawater. For a country that, according to OPEC, boasted over $74 billion crude-oil export revenue in 2010, the financial burden may seem relatively light. But the cost to the climate, says Iannelli, is certainly not.

"Desalination requires a lot of power ... we estimate that about four tonnes of carbon are emitted per million gallons of freshwater produced here," he says, with reference to the energy-intensive process of removing salt from seawater (see factbox).

To put that figure in context, Iannelli says that the energy required to pump freshwater from underground (which, he says, is the most common source of drinking water in the West) typically produces just over 1.5 tonnes of CO2 per million gallons.

Read related: From polluter to protector: The UAE's 'Green Sheikh'

 The Fujairah desalination plant in Abu Dhabi has a freshwater generation capacity of 492 million liters a day, making it the biggest single producer on the planet, according to Iannelli, who notes that it "totally dwarfs anything found in the West."

Facebook to Google: 'Don't be evil'

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Facebook, Twitter and MySpace have a message for Google: "Don't be evil."

A group of developers from those companies banded together to call Google's bluff on claims about its controversial new Search Plus Your World tool. The recently launched tool prominently spotlights Google's fledgling Google+ social network in Google.com's search results -- while leaving rival social networks in the dark.

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Google (GOOG, Fortune 500) says there are technical limitations that curb its ability to include competitors' content. A company spokesman says Facebook and Twitter, for instance, "don't allow us to crawl them deeply and store things."

But the opposition group -- which calls itself "Focus on the User" -- says Google already has the technology in place to offer a better "social search" service. It's called Google.com.

In a "proof of concept" bit of software code, Focus on the User released a "bookmarklet" that replaces Google.com's Search Plus Your World results with results from Google's regular, run-of-the-mill search algorithm.
Those changes accomplish much of what Google implied it couldn't do.

A search for "AT&T" through the altered code links the company's profile to its Twitter feed, which has far more followers than its Google+ page. That mirrors what happens in Google's organic search results, where AT&T's (T, Fortune 500) popular Twitter feed ranks much higher than its less frequently updated Google+ page.

In other words, Focus on the User's widget ranks information according to Google's search algorithm, instead of by prioritizing Google+.

The bookmarklet's name is "don't be evil" -- a snarky jab at Google's official code-of-conduct motto.

"We wanted to see how much better would social search be if Google surfaced results from all across the Web," says Blake Ross, Facebook's product director and an engineer on Focus on the User. "I think the results speak for themselves."
Google did not respond to a request for comment.

A spokesman from Facebook said Ross "said it best in the video" posted to the Focus on the User website and declined to comment further. Twitter also declined to comment.

The Focus on the User tool is far from perfect. It doesn't pull anything from rivals' social networks other than basic profile information like photos, names, and some bios. Want real-time tweets? You're out of luck.
The bookmarklet isn't actually intended to be a social search engine model. Its real goal is to highlight the flaws in Google's approach.
The quick-and-dirty prototype makes a pretty effective point: Google.com was already good at measuring social relevance, and surfacing content accordingly, long before Search Plus Your World.

That's an issue that could draw attention from the antitrust regulators who are keeping a closely eye on Google's expanding empire.

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I think facebook, twitter and those socialnetworks are better than the google's socialnetwork. Google is just a website for browse not for chating. Google wont be better that Facebook.

Sabotage, bombing, sanctions: A growing web of pressure over Iran

Iran is facing an extensive and growing international campaign aimed at destabilizing its rigime. The web has openly aknowledged all of the moves iran has planned such as assesinations, explosions, etc.

While the news are spread all over the globe, the one who is planning this remains a mystery.

U.S. and Western officials have threated Iran, targeting its central bank, oil exports, deals and more--- the goal is to stop the nuclear pogram of Iran and sit them down. The mysterious incidents that have struck Iran over the past few years involve the country's nuclear and military programs.

European Unions are making pressure in Iran, they said on Monday they will cut off oil imports and freeze assets. The pressure is to calm down Iran and bring it back to negotiation.

European have sanction all imports and exports from, or to Iran. But Iran deputy foreign minister said this acions will only harm the European Union.

The U.S. goverment has sanction all of Iran's largest banks.

Iran says its nuclear program is not military, but the United States and many of its allies suspect Iran intends to produce a bomb. If Iran doesn't shut strait they will starve in the country's nuclear program of funding.