Nyasca, revista online de ciencia y tecnología

Escribir sobre Avances tecnologicos es un asunto no muy fácil de lograr pero para la gente de Nyasca es algo que les sale muy bien pues lo saben hacer de una forma natural y agradable.

Nyasca es una revista online que trata precisamente estos temas a veces tan complicados de escribir, pero ellos los escriben para que sean fáciles de leer y entender, sólo hay que entrar en su sitio Web para darse cuenta de ello y empezar a disfrutar de sus artículos de Ciencia y Tecnologia. Les aseguro que permanecerán por mucho tiempo en Nyasca.com y lo mas probable es que regresen todos los días para ver que hay de nuevo.

Los juegos en facebook, una revolución

La salida de facebook como la nueva red social del momento, revoluciono la comunidad mundial de internet. Un lugar donde podamos compartir prácticamente todo con nuestros amigos, era algo realmente nuevo, y que a la fecha muchos han intentado superar.

Pero facebook no es tan solo un lugar donde compartir con nuestros amigos de la forma convencional, sino que existen otros medios más didácticos, los juegos en facebook
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Con los juegos de facebook podemos compartir de una manera entretenida en los juegos sociales, un nuevo género de juegos que entra al mercado (el cual es altamente rentable por lo demás). La idea es poder jugar junto a nuestros amigos con diversos juegos, y todo desde un mismo lugar.

Ya no es necesario poseer múltiples cuentas e invitar a nuestros compañeros a varios servidores, con los llamados juegos masivos online o los juegos de navegador. Los juegos en facebook han llegado para desplazarlos a todos ellos.

So I fiiiiiiinally got to see "Whiskey for Elephants"!

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So, I read the book a few months ago, in advance of a screening that was meant to happen outside of Seattle.

Although I really liked the picture the story painted and my heart strings were tugged by the compassionate nature of the lead, I had issues with the plot - namely, why in the hale do Jacob and Marlena actually fall for each other?

It's just sort of assumed of the principle characters take that leap from "hi, nice to meet you" to "let's start a new life together".

I mean, is "you're a beautiful women, you deserve a beautiful life" enough? Really?!

I digress...

Things I loooved about the movie:

Rob. Ok, ok, I know it's somewhat of a given but that boy delivers - I don't care how much some may tease him about Twilight, he is present throughout every second of his character's lives. Plus, hearing him talk in another language did fluttery things to my insides - hummana!

The atmosphere. It looked AMAZE! The details, from the lighting and the sweat to the costumes and the set-dressing, felt so authentic. Gorgeous job.

Christoph Waltz. That dude was the exact embodiment of the character from the book - enough to equally creep and scare the begeezus out of me - wow!

The editing. I don't know how else to put it but - from when Jacob was going to be flung from the train, to when they were discovered at the hotel, and when Rosie swiped August about the head - man, there were some incredible moments!

Twilight quoteage. Viewing bud @Kitty_Elvis (who is also responsible for the rebranding) totally called it when Jacob asked "Do you mind if I look?" about Silver's hoof - biology scene flash back anyone?

Things I didn't love quite so much:

The love scene. Ugh, I wanted to like it - trust. It had such potential, what with Rob's musicians fingers dancing their way up her thigh, but I was so very disconnected from that scene *sigh* just me?

Claudia. You know, when they dressed Rob up in drag? Haha, ok maybe it was funny but the pasty crossed the line *cringe*

Sad pandas. ...and horses and elephants and dogs and cats - I know it's only showbiz but still makes me upset to see :(

Overall, I like the movie a lot - the production value is of a high quality and I'd recommend it as a good watch to Rob and non-Rob fans alike.

However, the story its-self always lacked that certain element of truth that convinced me of Jacob and Marlena's desperation to be together - for me, this similarly lacks in the film.

- Lorabell