Namiko moon is in DA house

I went to the Con comic Guadalajara may 2013 held in expo guadalajara , and it was pretty... INTERESTING.

But what is a con comic?

A "Con comic or Comic con" is a quarterly convention of comics, movies and video games. In addition to presenting  comics material, we can also find movies, video games and toys based on them. Guests participate in the event giving details of their movies, video games, comic books, serials, etc...

My expirience...

Ok... at first I didn't want to go, and less alone! So I invited a friend of mine that accepted to go but wasn't very sure about ir just lke me. We decided to go early, because we thought that there would be fewer people, but before we decided to see the chapter on "the rose of Guadalupe" on otaku to know more about the topic.(www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6zX83pALjk)

So when we arrived, it was FULL! and there were alot of people with costumes, and even if i tried i couldn't avoid laughing (I know that was bad, and im going to hell because of that). So my friend and I decided to wait for Romo and Jaqui. When we fianlly entered, it was more full! we begin to see stands, and we didn't understand anything, just pokemon, naruto, domo, PSY and more mainstream thing like that.

A weird smell of "Maruchan" surprised us... but latter we discovered that it was ramel, a Japanesse food, is a kind of mauchan, then we discovered this breads of strawberry, chocolate, coffee, and other things, they tasted like bolillo....

Then Valeria arrived and we  saw everything again, the tournaments, the karaoke, the guys dancing k-pop, the fencing classes, the conferences, the autographs area (where we met Jeanny as wonder woman). When we where in the karaoke area the song of Dragon Ball Z started and everyone started singing as their national anthem, and then some weird guy ask Jaqui if he can have a picture with her... but she wasn't wearing a custome (hilarious).


- Kind of people there
Well there were many types of people, but I think that there were most fans of some anime or comic, or of the Japanese culture.

- Craziest thinghs

1. The smell (like Maruchan)
2. The PSY socks
3. The K-pop dancers
4. The Zombie kit
5. And the "blood" energy drink

- Personal opinion

I liked it, it wasn't  as rare as I expected and you can find very interesting things, I would return if it was not so expensive, $80 is very expensive for what it is because isa very small space, The FIL is cheaper and a lot larger.

- New words I learned

Anime/Manga

Cosplay

1. Cosplay: short for "costume play", is a type of performance art in which participants wear costumes and accessories to represent a specific character or idea from a work of fiction.
2. Anime: Japanese animated productions featuring hand-drawn or computer animation. Anime includes animated television series, short films and full-length feature films.
3. Manga. are comics created in Japan, or by Japanese creators in the Japanese language, conforming to a style developed in Japan in the late 19th century.



Comics

4. Comics:  an artistic medium in which images incorporate text or other visual forms of information in order to express a narrative or idea. Comics frequently takes the form of juxtaposed sequences of panels of images. Textual devices such as speech balloons, captions, and sound effects (onomatopoeia) are often used to indicate dialogue and other information.

-Gallery:

Buchon style

Animatrix

Animatrix is an anime that we can describe as the begining of the movie of Matrix. The anime shows  guy writing in the computer, and the computer answering him, and when the guy is on the  school he receives some messages, even  that the phone was off, then he tries to escape because the message said that they knew he knew, we runned chased by some guys in a suit and his teacher than we later discover that it was an agent too.

Later  we see that the revolution of the robots, start when one of them killed his  owners, people were destroying all the robots, but they we’re smarter and stared a new civilization transforming humans.  

Gym UNIVA vox populi

All staff and students to UNIVA waited long enough for the inauguration of the gym Juan Plablo II or CEDEFI, and wanted to know the opinion of teachers, staff and students on the subject, and we did a small survey as shown here:

And after interviewing 100 people obtained the following results ...

1. Of the 100 respondents, only 19 say they knew exactly the date of inauguration of the gym, which according to reliable sources (Lucho) is May 8 this year, in just two weeks, and two weeks before the cultural week UNIVA.

2.Apparently the gym has been waiting for more than 70% of respondents are waiting  already the opening the gym, as can be seen from the following chart:

3.The opinions are divided as to the question of whether they believe that the membership of the gym will be charged directly to tuition.

4. But people prefer to charge a separate fee for the gym?  According to some teachers, the gym membership will be charged in addition to tuition, but this will not have a high price, some say that no more than $ 100 per month, and may be used by high school students, university, teachers and administrative staff.

5. Although we know that most of the students are excited about the upcoming opening of CEDEFI, they believe that the opening of the gym will motivate them to exercise?

6. Perhaps that only high school UNIVA students were interested  in this question, we know that since started the construction of the gym that will feature swimming pool, the swimming-formal which was taught in another swimming school  which had an agreement with UNIVA disappeared, and then last year we discovered that several cultural extracurriculars were removed from the list, and also that now we would count only  with the football selection and the marching band had disappeared. But students think that the opening of the gym would bring new extracurriculars?

Some of the extracurriculars

most requested are:

7. Some of the graduates also argue that they should have access to the gym, because it  was promised a long time ago , and it was assumed that the construccion would only take only eight months, considering that construction began on May 27, 2011 the delay is of more of a year and a half, but the staff UNIVA says...




8. But besides worrying  about the opening, we should also worry about the maintenance that  the gym should have.









9. For the placement of the first stone was counted with a big event where  only university directives had access, also  the sports teams such as volleyball, cheerleaders and tae kwon do and the representatives of school society, but for the inauguration, Would yo like a great event where students and teachers are invited?


10. Think it took a long time building it?

Considering the delay in the construction, people showed quite excited about the topic of the next inauguration of John Paul II gym or CEDEFI.

It is estimated that the investment was over 20 million dollars and covers over three thousand 228 square meters and will have two levels and pool.

The Comprehensive Physical Development Center "Juan Pablo II" will house areas for the practice of different sports, from swimming, synchronized swimming, volleyball, racquetball and squash.

The main structure of the complex has a steel three-pointed membrane, allowing natural light into the building to save energy, and also have easy access for people with disabilities.

The CEDEFI was named in honor of John Paul II's recent beatification .

By: Alejandra Jiménez Eguiarte and

Jaqueline Ortega Duarte (http://jaquiortegaduarte.blogspot.mx/)

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North Korea

South Korea

Why are there 2 Koreas?

Politically Korea is divided between the Republic of Korea (South Korea), democratic, and the Democratic Republic of Korea (North Korea). The division was the one that ended World War II in 1945, but was permanent after the Korean War in 1953, after which he never signed a peace treaty, but only a truce that has been in effect since.

North Korea 

North Korea is a state that occupies the northern half of the Korean peninsula, starting from the edge-parallel 38 south and bordering China and Russia along the Rio Aprok. Its capital is Pyongyang and the state continues a communist ideology that initially approached the Soviet and recently it has come to the Chinese version.

South Korea

South Korea is the state that occupies the southern half of the Korean peninsula, starting from the edge-parallel 38, bordering North Korea to the north and ends at the Pacific Ocean to the south. Its capital is Seoul and the state continues anti-communist ideology that initially went a model of national economic development under President Park Jung-Hee.

Rulers

Pak Pong-ju - Prime minister (NK)

Pak Pong-ju born on October 24, 1939 in North Hamgyong is a politician and was Premier of North Korea elected by the Supreme People's Assembly of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea from 3 September 2003 until 11 April 2007. Again takes over as Premier from 1 April 1962 was 2013.En manager of a food factory in the province of North Pyongan.

On April 11, 2007, the Korean Central News Agency reported that during the 5th session of the 11th Supreme People's Assembly of the DPRK, Pak was "relieved ... of government" and Kim Yong-il was elected as the new premier.Se believed to have been removed from office for embezzlement of oil that would be used in agriculture or who was very focused on developing economic policies similar to the PRC, rather than national policies.

Park Geun-hye - President (SK)

Park Geun-hye is a South Korean policy of the Conservative Party in 2012 Saenuri elected as the first woman for the presidency of his country, a position he assumed on 25 February 2013.

Daughter of the late dictator Park Chung-hee, has apologized for all the crimes and human rights violations that occurred after he came to power through a coup.

Conflicts

• After the surrender of Japan in 1945 the Allies of World War II divided the Korean peninsula at the 38th parallel, leaving the Soviet troops north and south of the U.S.. In 1948 the Korean peninsula is divided into two political entities: the Republic of Korea (South Korea) and the Democratic Republic of Korea (North Korea).

• The December 17, 2011 died North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. His youngest son, Kim Jong-un, was named as his successor.

• On March 5, North Korea ended the Armistice Agreement was signed in 1953. On March 8 declared unilateral renunciation of all existing non-aggression agreement between Pyongyang and Seoul, and announced the cutting of telephone communication line between the two countries.
• On March 26, North Korea declared that it is ready for combat and threatened to beat Guam, Hawaii and the continental U.S.
• On March 27, North Korea decided to break the military direct line of communication with Seoul. The same day, North Korea sent a message to the Security Council of the UN saying that the situation on the Korean peninsula is on the brink of nuclear war.
• On 29 March, two stealthy B-2 bombers of the U.S. Air Force capable of carrying nuclear bombs, made ​​their first military exercise on the Korean peninsula.
• On March 30, North Korea announced that relations on the Korean peninsula have entered a state of war and decide a case with the South under the rules of war. The South Korean government quickly responded to this declaration Pyongyang, saying that "the North Korean statement is not a new threat, but the continuation of its provocative threats", while the U.S. made the decision "seriously". And all this for wanting to make nuclear weapons tests.