December 2010

Friday, December 17, 2010

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Pre-Falls!

A bit of fashion and glamor of the work of great designers and brands. It is seen that this year with the crisis have been less pre-fall collections over previous years, but we will enjoy a little with which we have presented:

A bit of fashion and glamor by Some disigners and brands . This year, with the crisis, There Has Been less Pre-Collections Falls, But Some of the collections see They show us:

Pre-fall 2011 Burberry

hair, boots y. .. "Bellbottoms? It seems that Christopher Bailey, designer of the firm, with a new collection of Burberry wants to put back into vogue again. What do you think of this trend? / Fur, over-knee boots and ... "Flared pants? It Seems That Christopher Bailey, the Burberry designer, Wants Them back again!

NY Carolina Herrera Pre-Fall 2011

As always, Carolina Herrera is all elegance, although the latter feline print dress that I like too. The silver coat is gorgeous do not you think? / As always, Carolina Herrera is synonym of elegance. The silver coat is gorgeous, do not you think?

Chanel Pre-fall 2011

Incredible! Great! I tip my hat to Karl Lagerfield! Times of crisis to return to the Byzantine empire where everything is luxury, such as ornaments in their hair or the clothes pins. The last dress is gorgeous! I love it, do not you think?

Incredible! Amazing! I love Karl Lagerfield! Even in Difficult times like now with the crisis I rescue the luxury of Byzentine Empire: see the ornement on the hair of the models or in Their dresses. And the last dress is perfect and gorgeous! Love it, do not you?

May you have similar? I still have some few more files on my computer, you may update another entry with more pre-fall collections.

What do you think about Them? I have more pictures of Other pre-fall collections, maybe I will make Another update about Them.

you'll have a good weekend! / Have a nice weekend!

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Friday, December 10, 2010

Lemon Juice Safe Dogs

** Subject to change

Estanquillo Museum - Collections

Carlos Monsivais From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Guided tours of the exhibitions

Alberto Isaac and The Great Centennial Celebrations 1910. Alberto Isaac was outstanding in various fields, and maybe that's why none of them gave importance deserved. Isaac was the Olympic narrator, a leading entertainment journalist, commentator and interviewer film, cartoonist, painter, printmaker, ceramicist very decent, director, screenwriter and film official.
Free admission

Laboratorio Arte Alameda

From 17:00 until 22:00 hrs., The public Revolutions can visit the exhibition

18:00 hrs.El Laboratorio Arte Alameda ending 2010 with a night dedicated to publications edited over 10 years, exhibition catalogs as Le Parc Lumiere, Antoni Muntadas - Projects, Jordi Colomer, Marina Abramovic, video installations and many more will be on sale with discounts on regular price. Also tonight will be accompanied by a concert with the participation of Enrique Ugalde Soriah and Vertex Germ.

Free admission

Palace School of Medicine

18:30. Presentation of the play, Pedro Páramo. (First feature). 20:00. Presentation of the play, Pedro Páramo (second function).

19:00 to 22:00 hours. Visit the new exhibition The mark on the bones. An approach to Anthropology physical and Embryology rooms and wax anatomical models of the nineteenth century, and the cabinets Medical Colonial Art Gallery , Botica nineteenth century, and the Temporary Exhibition: Main fragmented.
Free.

Old City Hall

From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Tour the majestic grounds, home from the colonial authority. Read the story behind the palace and discover the most important deliberated in the Hall Councils.

Free admission

Museum of the City of Mexico runs from 19:00 to 22:00 Report

samples Kahlo, Horizon Inverted 13 ° Draft The Clauselito, Landscapes of Heaven and Earth and

Codex AQ Free Admission

Metropolitan Cathedral

20:00 hrs. Cathedral Voices, dramatized by the site visit.

general $ 300.00, $ 250.00
students

Federal District Historical Archive

From 19:00 to 21:00 hrs. Guided tours of the premises formerly Palacio de los Condes de Heras y Soto.

Free admission

Archive Museum of Photography ** Closed for mounting

Teatro del Pueblo

19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Guided tour of the murals in the room.

Free admission

Museum of Army and Air Force

From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Guided tours of the permanent exhibition.

Read the story of the Mexican Army.
Free admission

National Museum of Prints From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Visits by the permanent and temporary exhibitions

Non-Toxic and Prints, Independence and Revolution. Free admission

Cultural Center of Spain

to 22:00 hrs. L

runs on the terrace wall you: The giant gooey, offering the Collective Mural: just a moment here, in addition to the samples

in nature and Other Mexican Moors by Paloma Navares 16:00 a 22:00 hrs.

Workshop No / w / here: Mexico City by Rogelio López Cuenca The participants will form a multidisciplinary group that will work until the end of 2010 in the research and production tasks a collective work to be presented in January at the Cultural Center of Spain in Mexico.

22:30 hrs. Concert by

Cocoa & Mint. Wednesday

Jazz and Tapas Free admission

Cultural Centre of Contemporary Mexico

19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Walk the grounds, formerly part of the Convent of Santo Domingo

Free admission

Museo Mural Diego Rivera

From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs.

samples

runs Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Central and Bicentennial, ten Latin American eyes 18:30. Winter season, children's choir concert INBA
Free.

Palace University Autonomy 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Permanent exhibition runs

The university became autonomous by the revolution of our word, our strike and our blood, Windows

the Archaeological, the Board of Dental Mexicana, the temporary exhibition Jorge Yazpik. Works and the Auditorium. Free admission

Telegraph Museum (entrance through the side of MUNAL)

19:30, 20:30, 21:30 hrs. Tour

The Role of the telegraph and telegraph during the Mexican Revolution

Free admission

Mexican Museum of Design

Until 18:00 hrs.

display transform your ideas with Corian, sample pieces of furniture and accessories, as well as projects in sheets of drawings and 3D modeling. Cost $ 20.00

Palace Iturbide

** TBC

Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso

** Program to be confirmed

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Vintage Victoria Paris Tracy Adams

Simply confortable!

After a bridge and could have lasted two days of class, and now back to update itself with a look. While this outfit is nothing special, but as I choose when I have to be in college most of the day coming to my house at 9 pm. So, as many of you know by experience, best to opt for simplicity and convenience, and the look that had that day was just that: simple and comfortable!

Aunque un poco de estilo para ir a clase nunca viene mal... no creo que transmita mucho de eso este outfit :)

In Spain the 6th and 8th of December are holidays: we don't have class and we don't have to work, so lot of people take also the day between them for free. After this explanation and this little holidays, I update with an outfit. It isn't cool or glamourous, but for going to class and spending all day there, I need something simple and confortable and that's what the look is about.

Althought a little style to go to class never hurts ... I do not think that's What My looks says:)

Wearing: Zara's blouse and Jumper, Vintage shirt, Le Pepe's boots, Girona's Flea Market earrings, bracelets and Vintage Ring, Do not know scarf

How has been the bridge? Any travel? Although vague with drivers ... When my sister
pass me the photos update with my perfect bridge relax (and study ...):)

Did you have a nice week? Next post pictures of my fantastic and relax (But, of course, Studying) long weekend!

And again one day and weekend! Who have a good time! / A day and weekend again! Have a nice end of week:)

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YUCATAN: LGBT ACTIVIST

ACTION URGENT

LGBT ACTIVIST TORTURED BY POLICE

Cops

the city of Merida, in southern Mexico, was arrested and tortured Arroyo José Ricardo Maldonado, an activist who defends the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT), in an apparent attempt obtain information from him. They kept arbitrarily detained for about four hours, and threatened with reprisals if they spoke about the incident. It is seriously concerned for their safety.

By half past ten in the evening of December 4, four agents of the state judicial police approached Yucatan Jose Maldonado while he was at a friend's house and asked for a suspect in a case under investigation. Jose Maldonado said they did not know him, but police detained him, without showing a warrant or explain the reasons for his arrest.

According to Jose Maldonado, handcuffed, blindfolded him, put him in a car and were circulating about four hours. The police beat him repeatedly in the face, chest and back, and forced him to change his car at least four times during the ordeal. Expressions using homophobic and other threats, he was questioned about the suspect they were looking for and the work of Jose Maldonado as an activist for LGBT rights and to raise awareness about the problem of HIV.

Before releasing him outside his home about three in the morning of 5 diciembte, he said: "No goals chaos, do not make it larger. We'll get back and we'll get to the prison. We're going to get charged. I loaded a bitch. "

After the incident, Jose Maldonado sought medical care and advice of a local human rights organization. On December 5, filed a complaint with Attorney General, but to date no one has contacted him regarding a possible investigation into the incident or on the adoption of protective measures. The state judicial police working under the authority of the Attorney General.

WRITE IMMEDIATELY in English or your own language:

n expressing concern for the safety of Jose Maldonado,

n urging the authorities to provide effective protection in strict accordance with his wishes;

n calling on the authorities to carry out a prompt, thorough and impartial investigation into this case of abuse and torture, to make the results public and bring those responsible to justice.

APPEALS BEFORE JANUARY 19, 2011, A:

Secretary of the Interior

Mr. Jose Francisco Blake Mora

Interior Ministry

Bucareli 99, 1st. floor, Col. Juárez,

Cuauhtemoc

Mexico DF, CP 06600, MEXICO

Fax: (+52) 55 5063 3405

Email .: secretary @ segob.gob.mx

Salutation: Dear

Mr. Secretary

Governor of Yucatan

Ms. Ivonne Ortega Pacheco Araceli

Palace Government, Calle 61 by 60, Col. Centro, Mérida, CP 97000, Yucatán, MEXICO

Fax: (+52) 999 930 3124

Email .: @ Ivonne.ortega yucatan.gob.mx

Salutation: Dear Madam Governor

Attorney General of Yucatan

Héctor José Cabrera Rivero

Peripheral 46.5 km west, Susulá-Caucel, Mérida, CP 97217, Yucatán, MEXICO

Fax: (+52) 999 930 3267

Email .:

despacho.procurador @ yucatan.gob.mx

Salutation: Dear Mr. Attorney

can send copies of their appeals and messages of solidarity to repavih@hotmail.com or repavih@gmail.com. Also send copies to diplomatic representatives of Mexico accredited to your country. Please check with your section office, if sending appeals after the above date.

URGENT

LGBT ACTIVIST TORTURED BY POLICE

INFORMATION

Joseph Maldonado is director of the Network of People Affected by HIV (Repavih). This network has been working actively in Merida, Yucatan state, since 2006. Provides medical advice and emotional support to people infected with HIV or AIDS, and organize local campaigns to fight discrimination. In

Mexico are regular reports of arbitrary detention, torture, excessive use of force and enforced disappearances by the municipal police, state and federal levels. Despite some attempts to reform the police, especially federal, and expel the corrupt officials, the continued lack of credible monitoring controls and criminal investigations into human rights abuses undermines progress.

AU: 250/10 Index: AMR 41/088/2010 Date of issue: December 8, 2010

Monday, December 6, 2010

Metal Float Bowl Phbh Delorrto

Program Program Program

** Program subject to change

Estanquillo Museum - Collections

Carlos Monsivais From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Guided tours

exhibitions by Alberto Isaac

and The Great Centennial Celebrations 1910. Alberto Isaac was outstanding in various fields, and maybe that's why none of them gave importance deserved. Isaac was the Olympic narrator, a leading entertainment journalist, commentator and interviewer film, cartoonist, painter, printmaker, ceramicist very decent, director, screenwriter and film official.
Free admission

Laboratorio Arte Alameda

From 17:00 until 22:00 hrs., The public can visit the exhibition

Revolutions 20:00 hrs. Presentation of Ars-thesaurus
Free admission

Palace School of Medicine 18:00. Conference: A skull with a single strain in Mexico.

19:00 to 22:00 hours. Visit the new exhibition
The mark on the bones. An approach to Anthropology physical and Embryology rooms and wax anatomical models of the nineteenth century, and the cabinets Medical Colonial Art Gallery, Botica nineteenth century, and the Temporary Exhibition: fragmented body.
Free. Old City Hall

From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Tour the majestic grounds, home from the colonial authority. Read the story behind the palace and discover the most important deliberated in the Hall Councils.

Free admission

Museum of the City of Mexico 19:30 hrs. vernissage

Codex Tempoal AQ

Free admission

Metropolitan Cathedral

20:00 hrs. Cathedral Voices, dramatized by the site visit.

general $ 300.00, $ 250.00
students

Federal District Historical Archive

From 19:00 to 21:00 hrs. Guided tours of the premises formerly Palacio de los Condes de Heras y Soto.

Free admission

Archive Museum of Photography ** Closed for mounting

Teatro del Pueblo

19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Guided tour of the murals in the room.

Free admission

Museum of Army and Air Force

From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Guided tours of the permanent exhibition.

Read the story of the Mexican Army.
Free admission

National Museum of Prints From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Visits by the permanent and temporary exhibitions

Non-Toxic and Prints, Independence and Revolution. 19:30 hrs. Project Presentation and Exhibition
MoNDAo corp. ENGRAVING, A reflection on the engraving, drawing and writing Marco Arce, Demian Flores, Saul Gomez, Luis Carlos Hurtado, Gabriela Rodríguez Rivera, José Luis Sánchez Rull and Robert Turnbull. Presented by: Magali Lara, Veronica Gerber and MoNDAo corp. +
Free admission

Cultural Center of Spain

19:00.

Screening of Women in the Revolution Documentary / Mexico / 2009 / 54 ' The Mexican Revolution was one of the most momentous events of the twentieth century and laid the groundwork for what would be Mexico as a nation in subsequent years. Thus was conceived the 1917 Constitution, where the first items were set out for the rights of women.
Presents: Ana Cruz Navarro, Director of the film, and Director General of Arts and Culture in Motion. 22:30 hrs.
concert by Old Station. Wednesday
Jazz and Tapas
Free admission

Cultural Centre of Contemporary Mexico

19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Walk the grounds, formerly part of the Convent of Santo Domingo

Free admission

Museo Mural Diego Rivera

From 19:00 to 22:00 hrs.

samples

runs Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park and Bicentennial, ten Latin American eyes 18:30. Christmas Music Concert, led by Artistic Initiation School No. 4
Free.

University Autonomy Palace

19:00 to 22:00 hrs. Permanent exhibition runs

The university became autonomous in the revolution of our word, our strike and our blood, Windows

the Archaeological, the Board of Dental Mexicana, the temporary exhibition Jorge Yazpik. Works and the Auditorium. Input free

Iturbide Palace

19:00 to 22:00 pm. Sample runs

Independence and Revolution. History and Folk Art Free admission

Mexican Museum of Design

Until 18:00 hrs.

display transform your ideas with Corian, sample pieces of furniture and accessories, as well as projects in sheets of drawings and 3D modeling. Cost $ 20.00

Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso

TBC ** Program

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Safe Bicycle Storage For Outside Of House

tortured by police cyberaction: What do you do against HIV / AIDS? Renewed Commitment

social networking activity between Group 44 and Group LGBT Right to Health "Love, Mind, Body" for the World Day to Combat AIDS

(December 1, 2010)

Campaigns:

( ((ACT))),

(((Demand Dignity)))

What do you do against HIV / AIDS?

On 1 December 2010 will mark 29 years of the first diagnosed case of AIDS and 22 years of the Programme Joint United Nations Programme on HIV / AIDS (unused) proposes commemorate "World Day against HIV / AIDS."

Despite the efforts of world governments, has not been sufficient and the epidemic continues. Recorded daily 14.000 new infections, and 6 people die every minute. Now speak of "risk groups" is to bring the epidemic, as are the actions that put us at "risk", so that men and women of all ages are susceptible to infection.

Of the cases diagnosed in men last year, 49.4% were related to heterosexual transmission, transmission 21.3% 26.4% bisexual and homosexual transmission. The 2009 UNAIDS report referred to 33. 4 million children and adults as in the world living with HIV, of whom 2.7 million are new cases a year.

addition to the damage that the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) causes in the body, add the abuse and discrimination people living with HIV for public officials and health personnel as which exacerbates the situation by denying or impeding access to medical services efficiently with all the advances that science has developed health.

The latest National Survey on Discrimination reported that 44% of Mexicans would not be willing to live at home with someone infected, 18% never engage a patient in your company and 16% would change their child from school if she knew that the school is a child with AIDS. For patients infected with HIV death is nothing compared to this discrimination, social isolation because this is a living death.

discriminatory policies and practices by action, such as the prohibition to donate blood to the bisexual, gay, with tattoos as being of "risk groups", or omission as lack of enforcement, when in our country is required or ELISA test is applied without knowledge and therefore without the consent of the person, result in the denial to the people access to information, support and services necessary to make informed decisions and reduce their vulnerability and the risk of infection.

All persons, including those living with HIV and AIDS, we are entitled to enjoy the highest attainable standard of health. As with all other rights, non-discrimination is at the center of the "right to health."

Amnesty International defends the rights of people living with HIV / AIDS:

- Performing campaigning to ensure the physical integrity and security of those infected.

- Working for detained persons living with HIV / AIDS have access to medical care and information.

- Working to protect people at risk of becoming infected with HIV as a result of discrimination or violence (including sexual violence).

- Performing campaigning on the right to health, which includes, among other things, that the appropriate bodies available to people living with HIV medical services, accessible, acceptable and quality.

What do you do against HIV / AIDS? Groups Love, Mind, Body (Right to Health) and the Group 44 LGBT the Mexican Section of Amnesty International , have joined forces to combat discrimination and improve the quality of life of people affected. Find out about our proposals, acts, join the challenge. There is no better time than now. Medicine alone has proved unable to stop the epidemic in the past 29 years, it is time that we managed to fight for human rights.

us dream of a world without discrimination and without HIV / AIDS.