So far we have come up with Blogspot. The newspaper La Opinión de Tenerife has offered to host my blog on their blogs chain so from now on The Mysterious Island Rail migrates San
http://sanbarandan.laopinion.es 
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Which Actress Has The Biggest Labia
So far we have come up with Blogspot. The newspaper La Opinión de Tenerife has offered to host my blog on their blogs chain so from now on The Mysterious Island Rail migrates San
Monday, August 18, 2008
Breastfeeding The Husband Is Allowed In Islam
migrated Expo 2008
a month ago I visited the Expo Zaragoza. As there needed to write for any job I spent the time away. Some friends have asked me what I think about this massive event which is "the big water festival on earth." I'll post some of my notes here.
Some pavilions, and had warned me, are simple fair stands turísticas. Algunos "souvenir" y poco más. Otros están mucho más pensados como el de Thailandia, Libia o Alemania.
En Thailandia me llamó mucho la atención la producción de hierba vetiver. Un ¿forraje? que frena la desertificación dada su fisiología de raíces y tallos. Además el producto obtenido sirve para diferentes usos. El pabellón de este país está fabricado completamente con esta hierba. Prometo escribir más.
En Libia me llamó la atención el gran proyecto monumental de un río artificial que han hecho para hacer llegar agua a zonas verdaderamente paupérrimas.
Pero sin duda, el pabellón más completo es el de Alemania. It is a pleasure to see how there is a policy of water recycling in Germany, and how we are using the water for purposes such as cleaning drainage, irrigation etc ...
From tomorrow I will begin to capture here my "perceptions" Expo. Although only a month. 
a month ago I visited the Expo Zaragoza. As there needed to write for any job I spent the time away. Some friends have asked me what I think about this massive event which is "the big water festival on earth." I'll post some of my notes here.
Some pavilions, and had warned me, are simple fair stands turísticas. Algunos "souvenir" y poco más. Otros están mucho más pensados como el de Thailandia, Libia o Alemania.
En Thailandia me llamó mucho la atención la producción de hierba vetiver. Un ¿forraje? que frena la desertificación dada su fisiología de raíces y tallos. Además el producto obtenido sirve para diferentes usos. El pabellón de este país está fabricado completamente con esta hierba. Prometo escribir más.
En Libia me llamó la atención el gran proyecto monumental de un río artificial que han hecho para hacer llegar agua a zonas verdaderamente paupérrimas.
Pero sin duda, el pabellón más completo es el de Alemania. It is a pleasure to see how there is a policy of water recycling in Germany, and how we are using the water for purposes such as cleaning drainage, irrigation etc ...
From tomorrow I will begin to capture here my "perceptions" Expo. Although only a month.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Romantic Dinner In Bangalore
And then there was rain ...
rains in Tenerife, in the middle of August. Yesterday [13] and today [14] has dawned with rain, at least on the north side of the island. Another sign that something is changing. This summer is still quite soft on the island, nothing to do with two weeks of stifling heat of July last year. This light rain (do not know how much was collected exacerbation) gives a potential fire truce and improving the situation of irrigation, which can save a few hours of water.
However, meteorological calendars also indicate that in August 2004 and 2005 there were two days that were collected more than 1mm rainfall (ie more than one liter per square meter), but not in August 2006 when it did not rain a single day, so it's not so strange that yesterday and today a few drops have fallen.
According to the forum of the Association of Amateur Canaria Weather http://meteo.viajesinsular.es collected in some areas up to 8.4 mm, which, for August is not bad. 
rains in Tenerife, in the middle of August. Yesterday [13] and today [14] has dawned with rain, at least on the north side of the island. Another sign that something is changing. This summer is still quite soft on the island, nothing to do with two weeks of stifling heat of July last year. This light rain (do not know how much was collected exacerbation) gives a potential fire truce and improving the situation of irrigation, which can save a few hours of water.
However, meteorological calendars also indicate that in August 2004 and 2005 there were two days that were collected more than 1mm rainfall (ie more than one liter per square meter), but not in August 2006 when it did not rain a single day, so it's not so strange that yesterday and today a few drops have fallen.
According to the forum of the Association of Amateur Canaria Weather http://meteo.viajesinsular.es collected in some areas up to 8.4 mm, which, for August is not bad.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Women Nipple Peresing
August throwaway
How far consumerism has led us to not think beyond our own comfort? Every time we go to the countryside, the beach or a party at home we bought dozens of dishes, glasses and cutlery. Is this necessary? Are we aware that the island has limited space and it increases every day because there is no more garbage? Did you ever think that we live like the birds in cages filled with feces and food scraps? Well, yes. I'm not catastrophic. Trash no longer fits in Tenerife. The Arico landfill nearby clogged, then what?
Every weekend the public picnic areas are filled with plastic that will go to those cells. This weekend I've had me and my friends go to celebrate a little bit of Mt. I asked them to take every man his plate and his glass. Upon returning, I scoured three courses and two glasses. Do not throw away these residues, did not cost me a penny. Nor am I tired cleaning it, I did very quickly.
In the mountains where we were three bins and three containers and an igloo for the glass. No yellow container. So the plates, forks useless, glasses, all at Arico.
I know many people think "total, only once every four or five months, "but and what if we remove this small residue? (up leaves us more profitable) and if thousands of people clear the plate, or that glass? how much spare space?
My conscience is clear half, stir in containers that are in front of my house to sort out what my neighbors do not put on your deposit, no more effort than a gesture. I'm very angry, very helpless.
And while more garbage.
that is met statement which says that the closest animal to humans is the pig. Two do not care to wallow in their own excrement.
Every weekend the public picnic areas are filled with plastic that will go to those cells. This weekend I've had me and my friends go to celebrate a little bit of Mt. I asked them to take every man his plate and his glass. Upon returning, I scoured three courses and two glasses. Do not throw away these residues, did not cost me a penny. Nor am I tired cleaning it, I did very quickly.
In the mountains where we were three bins and three containers and an igloo for the glass. No yellow container. So the plates, forks useless, glasses, all at Arico.
I know many people think "total, only once every four or five months, "but and what if we remove this small residue? (up leaves us more profitable) and if thousands of people clear the plate, or that glass? how much spare space?
My conscience is clear half, stir in containers that are in front of my house to sort out what my neighbors do not put on your deposit, no more effort than a gesture. I'm very angry, very helpless.
And while more garbage.
that is met statement which says that the closest animal to humans is the pig. Two do not care to wallow in their own excrement.
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