Monthly Archives: December 2006
It’s Xmas for…
A gang child in the street in Río de Janeiro A child armed with AK-47 in Kivu A miner child in Potosí A child in a brothel in Phnom Penh An abandouned child in an lost orphanage in China A … Continue reading
Christmas party, again
On Tuesday we have the Christmas party in Portiño. Last year we couldn’t celebrate this because the lack of volunteers, but this quarter two new volunteers, Tamara and Carolina, joined to Iria, who began with me in the group, and … Continue reading
0.05 License to hack
Today was the end of a great era in the little free software movement in my University. GPUL has been for all moved from the 0.05 office of the Faculty of Computer Science. In that office GPUL born and grew. … Continue reading
Maybe we still are not God
Some days ago I watched in TV the BBC documentary “The ghost of your genes” directed by Nigel Paterson. Of course, it was a very interesting program so the public TV passed it around 2:00 AM . The beginning point … Continue reading
Ashes in the darkness
“You say you’ll give me A highway with no one on it Treasure just to look upon it All the riches in the night You say you’ll give me Eyes in a moon of blindness A river in a time … Continue reading
454 a reversible number
The Dec, 3th of 1552 in a lost island in front of Chinese coast, St. Francisco Javier died after 120.000 Km. of faith voyage. This 2006 we have celebrated the 500 years of his birth. It was a year to … Continue reading
Dawn
Nobody reminds, but some decades ago, Carlos Pumares, an Spanish movie reviewer, was scriptwriter. He wrote the script for a movie “El extraño amor de los vampiros” (Strange love of vampires). That movie ended with a suicidal (for love) vampire. … Continue reading