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All photos above, referred to "Ocean" was taken with classic camera, no digital SLR. The procedure was
very similar for all, manual exposure, handheld, no tripod , adjusting the aperture to the greater depth of field to maintain a diaphragm / acceptable speed in order not to "move" the result.
The light measurement was done in the case of dawn with the sun, ie at the point where the sun began to appear within the exposure reading is taken is fixed or blocks that speed and then fires including the preferred object (in this case the boats), and girándonos or positioning us to include the sun in the background.
Council .- Fire several shots, varying the aperture half-point average (if possible) always leaving the same speed. Or do the opposite, setting the diaphragm, and vary the speed a point above and one below. Thus
fired at least three (3) shots. One above, another set to automatic machine, and another shot below.
So make sure you have almost a perfect instant its lights off.
This advice also applies to digital cameras that have manual control of speed and aperture.

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As I like to see the sunrise over the sea ...

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my sea, my beach ...

Another place I like to lose is a small beach, where I have a house, I love going in winter, see the sunrise, sunset and take pictures, lots of pictures ...
I have different perspectives, this is one of them ...
will continue uploading pictures of "my beach" ..

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Well, we started.
This is a view of the cathedral in my town.
Look at the birds that are around the tower ... curious.

The truth is that this view of the cathedral has me hooked, I
done many, many pictures of this view, and I'm doing as I say I got hooked the lecture ...

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This is the beginning of my photo blog, I hope you enjoy it.
I hope your comments.
Thanks.

All the photos shown here are under copy-right and therefore not allowed in any case its copying, duplication, distribution or reproduction linkado except with the prior written permission of its creator , JositoMan.

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87-88 Russel Banks, violence and drabs


Affliction, the novel by Russell Banks was an American film version in 1997, with a luxury cast (James Coburn, Willem Dafoe, Nick Nolte, Sissy Spacek). The data came after a search that considered necessary, because after reading the novel, assumed that a work so singular and reflecting in a way so intense human relationships, should have inspired a movie.

The story may seem simple: in a small town in New Hampshire hunting accident occurs and someone dies. Although this is just an event in the list of events that make up the whole plot, stands in the long run by the obsession that triggers the protagonist of this story, sometimes dark and cynical, narrated in a tempo akin to the calm and density typical of a serious analysis . Wade Whitehouse

exceeds 40 years, had a childhood marked by physical abuse and still lives in Lawford, the town where he was born. If one adds to this the fact that you can not have a normal relationship with her daughter who lives with his mother in another village, "and that for the vast majority of their countrymen is a violent person, just to be included in that American culture is defined as a failure. Should not much progress in reading to understand that Russell Banks proposed Affliction incisive approach to American society, limited to a specific context, but with sufficient emphasis in order to cover a much more comprehensive. The reason is because the characters and situations, all displayed with a psychological profile extremely shredded as if an explicit intention of the author because it was necessary to explain and understand human behavior as was stated or reported.

reading then takes place in an area that stretches, you look away all the situations, not taking part in them, but observe the wisdom of a seasoned reader that even was surprised by the apparent hue conclusive that involves the first sentence of the book: This is the strange history of criminal conduct of my brother and his disappearance.

Nor is it a whodunit in the classic sense, if anything is close to the requirements of today's novels, by questioning its obvious momentum. The truth is that as you connect to the fast pace, despite the measured tone, understands that the real story will not end in line with the course, ie, the detailed resolution of a criminal case announced or suggested in early the novel.

contribute to it that the count: the narrator as such, and the brother of the protagonist. The second most connected emotionally with Wade as the first, although evidence of a personal difference in attitudes and reactions to take place it almost the same level as the author, when trying to describe or recount. However, the space of the novel, the harsh winters of the northern state, is added to the usual intrigue that much of the nearly 400 pages is as leitmotiv. Why

Affliction should have a film version? Simple, because it is told in a cinematic style, which become particularly descriptive passages dramatic force of nature that surrounds Lawrod, near the river scenes Minuit and Parker Mountain. And although many behaviors and characters derived from the discourse suggests, there are the excellent dialogues, some of which, by its restraint and accurately mimic truly theatrical pieces. As a highly valued part of American independent film called, here there are not many straight cuts, those standards conflict, and thus its conventional solution. This is a story that needs time to be counted, however, in that slow progression are being very subtle clues to understand the content. This may be due to the surprise of an open ending, surprising, because as any work likely leaves the reader not the persistent attempt to challenge autobiographical nuance, but the apparent eternal question of whether it is fiction or read the detailed story of a real fact.

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Olives from across the ocean

Grandpa In 1985 John traveled to the Canary Islands after nearly 70 years of absence from his birthplace. It was formerly known by various sites and was reunited with several relatives of those who occasionally had news. When we returned to the Caribbean in some way, we re-connect with the world. The first meeting had occurred in 79, when several families arrived from New Jersey, filled with an unknown scent and contagious.

Since that time, all packages and shipments arriving from U.S. territory were announced with the smell. More to discover foreign objects, fabrics that unlike the laster they sold everywhere, not burn the skin, but gently conformed like a second skin, which was more attracted to the perfume that permeated the suitcases and then all rooms .

With the grandfather and his companion, a cousin of those who appear and then become lost in a foggy memory, also came unfamiliar equipment and fragrances from across the world. I remember a polaroid that quickly gained mystical powers, thanks to the miracle of the pictures show up shortly after pressing the shutter.

However, the extraordinary thing was some bags of olives that Grandpa brought in large quantities, perhaps willing to share a taste so attached to his life and so difficult to replicate in Cuba 80. For the family that we were born a decade earlier was completely unknown to us.

Olives, he thought, seemed the perfect reference to the Canary Islands. The flavor associated with the land, though he knew that the groves defined in some way to the southern coast of Europe, and that the islands were closer to Africa than the Mediterranean.

Still, every bite was a door that opened to a world of unknown flavors, which I was unable to identify a lack of references. I remember I ate a whole bag, with almost the same fascination with which I ate many years before the first Peter de chocolate.

amazed me everything. I ignorant of marketing and advertising, brand design seemed refreshing and the ability of manufacturers simply brilliant. Especially if they manage to turn a package of nylon, and contain olives in brine, appeared to be shockproof and perforations.

After that year there were over 85 meetings with the olive fruit. Long after the evidence was that there was a world beyond the borders of the island. Was forbidden for most, but who had dollars, could delude itself that it would close.

Only at that time there were so many product need to be also common in the rest of the planet, a jar of stuffed peppers at times seemed impossible. Still there on the shelf, mocking those who entered the store at full speed, hoping to capture all the soap and oil.

Weeks ago, during the weekly shopping at the supermarket, I stumbled upon one of those bags of 80 developers. One of them went to the shopping cart, but the expectation was not very big. Among huge green, black, stuffed with feta cheese, garlic, chili and so on, the variety of olives that have eaten me from staying with a particular flavor.

But as one is not vaccinated against surprises, incredible bag of memory brought me to the memory of discovery and the indescribable flavor also experience as a teenager.

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My most recent encounter with one of my thesis advisor, was perhaps the last to do in his office. The place was a very different picture than it was when we met in December 2005. A large cardboard boxes were proof of the impending move. My teacher is removed and the large number titles covering two side walls are going with it, or will be sold.

The looks that every time they went to the nearly 400 volumes summarizing what that meant to her, and perhaps the pain of quitting. Are somehow the synthesis of a long academic career and life referents.

boxes and little signs of "to sell" must have driven our conversation about the books during the first minutes of the meeting. Another academic friend, also present, said he never gets rid of his own, for the same reason not to break or strip trash the old pictures.

And what to do, I thought, when you have to leave soon and leave behind a large personal library? When asked, I looked with sympathetic expression, but he was only referring to a possibility, or was not showing particularly dramatic.

have long regarded the book as a fellow traveler and adventure. Thus, in its traditional format, because I'm not used to read a computer screen, even if you do it daily. We know well that there are daily exercises to do every day, but we show why extraordinary satisfaction. For example, is there anything more boring than doing the dishes?

Maybe, but back to the volumes that go away, I could not avoid a return to my collection, I accumulated for many hoping to someday have a room large enough so that they fit all . However, the problem of space in Cuba is almost proportional to the size of the island into a planisphere. For some geographic reason, my country is close, although the issue of the narrowness and its relationship with Cuba always suggest more associations.

I could never have a decent rack, not a sensational and almost dying like my teacher. Almost every book I could buy second-hand bookstores in Havana or in the afternoon auction, came to occupy, after reading them, the little space that gave them some cardboard boxes stored under the bed. It was during the years that just were printed texts, so the previous editions were being recycled or acquired the status of relic and as such began to be sold.

The first and only time I attended one of those shots we make us of an old copy of The Plague of Albert Camus , by more than 40 pesos. Yet that figure in Havana in 1991 was a big budget, which covered the cost of a month in the life of a college student. Perhaps no one imagined that in the next auction would sound ridiculous amount compared to what they were willing to pay for those who were pushing religious texts.

guess my tutor has acquired their titles with fewer problems, but will not remove it difficult to pack them and decide their fate. However, I assume that too many have been a mere support for their investigative work over 30 years, ie, basic bibliography and reference.

This kind of personal library does not remind me so much to me, copies of which were either nowhere, but to a certain former employee of MINED *, who discovered in the middle of an operation in the early abandonment 90.

was checking what I was selling a semi-clandestine bookseller in Santa Clara, when I thought I heard a familiar voice. "And you buy all kinds of literature?" The seller, perhaps anticipating a lot of incunabula yes, hopefully. "Because I have a number of books of Marx, Engels and Lenin, that's what I want." When I turned, I recognized one of the members of the department of Marxism from my old Vocational School.

Today, over time, the scene seems too rushed for time. The year was 91, there could be no longer the Soviet Union, however, the speed with which some took certain decisions, it was somewhat difficult to avoid a kind of shock.

* MINED - Ministry of Education in Cuba

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Goodbye London, violent city.

happens so unexpectedly, like many things in the big city. It's a typical day, one weekend we decided, as usual, meet with whom we want and who we want. May is almost over and until it reaches the next month the state of finances will not improve, although this improvement did not have much to do with credit crunch and other scary predictions of the bag.

suddenly desisted friends and I play to be theoretical in the global economy, we just want to see us, talk, now that summer is still a promise in the British Isles, because after a few days of sun, The panorama has become winter and rainy.

is looking for a place set up camp, make time for a coffee and a wedge cake that almost put an end to the reserves of the purse. Unfortunately, they are closing at the Tate Modern and meeting, even briefly, has to move from the stage. What to do? Someone suggested the Royal Festival Hall and recently opened its huge lobby, newly furnished, spacious domain where, fortunately, you do not eat, no action shall be verified to why this city is among the highest in the world.

Once there the traditional siege organize a table large enough to accommodate six. Within minutes the concert starts the main hall and the huge room full of activity. Appears Finally, the table. Now we chat, we comment on this movie we have not gone to see, we look from time to time in the corners or at the windows, thinking about the need for a better afternoon for a walk along the south bank of the Thames.

And right there, while planning another group outing, someone notices that her bag is not where he left off, here at the ground between his legs.

The action then switches to a quick search, ignored the obvious, you think of all the places we've been. Tours mentally, the journey ends quickly. The certainty is overwhelming: They have stolen the bag.

We report the safety of the building, the police, you have to cancel bank cards, ask for directions. Just now the day was dull and even boring, as of now is synonymous with sorrow. This Sunday will be one either. And in our particular memory is marked as the day we discovered that in addition to vast, peculiar and sometimes living, London is also a violent city.

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Cape Verde, "new global stockpile of tunes?

Perhaps prior to 1992, anyone with knowledge of the recording industry or the musical currents of the planet, he thought of Cape Verde as a possible global stockpile of music. The African archipelago was until that time totally unspoiled terrain. Not characterized by a booming economy, or to have more exotic tourist attraction.

However, the fragrant Miss output of Cesaria Evora, marked a turning point in the global presence of the former Portuguese colony, and in the marketing of the melodies of the islands of the Atlantic where it almost never rains. This third CD of the "barefoot diva" meant also a strong backing for the label Lusáfrica that, directed by José da Silva, would be responsible for bringing to light subsequent projects Cesaria Evora.

Thus, in early twenty-first century, Cape Verde was already a remarkable musical reference. The morna, close relative of the Portuguese fado, became a recognizable rhythm, not only by their origin but by the letters of composers like Tito Paris , Lusáfrica usual collaborators.
While early drafts of the famous singer of Mindelo, may be described as very traditional in the lyric, thematic and rhythmic patterns, with fame came more contemporary records relating to sound. No wonder in later recordings, Cize, as his friends call him, had the luxury of working with singers of varying Marisa Monte source as , Caetano Veloso , Bonnie Rait , Salif Keita , and our Orquesta Aragón.

With Lusáfrica and travel to Cuba from its main producer, Cuban artists as Leyanis López Montañez Polo and recorded albums and enjoyed the small but important contribution to the label. The musical links between the two countries exceeded those of previous decades. As recalled, Cape Verde and Sal Island was the first stop on the travel of Cubans to Angola, during the years of civil war in that African nation.

Una de las canciones de Miss perfumado , Sodade , ha pasado a ser con el tiempo una especie de himno que identifica al archipiélago. Cuenta una historia triste de emigración y lejanía, como ha sido la de tantos caboverdianos que en tiempos difíciles han buscado un mejor futuro en otras tierras, ya sea en la antigua metrópoli o en España o Francia. Con ellos han viajado las tradiciones de las islas y el crioulo , ese dialecto que por ratos recuerda al acento angolano del portugués. Y es que tras asentarse en los países de acogida, los emigrados y sus descendientes lejos de cortar los lazos con la patria, se preocupan por buscar nuevos modos de vincularse a ella.

Lusáfrica is no stranger to this search. Da Silva was born in Cape Verde, but grew up in Dakar and Paris. The creation of the label is the best example of the activity of this peculiar diaspora, which has found in music an excellent letter.

Lura and Sara Tavares , both of Cape Verdean origin and settled in Lisbon, raided in the late 90 at the World Music market, in addition to achieving wide coverage in Portuguese media. In 2005 they released two productions that stood by and showed maturity as artists. Lura

with Di korpu ku soul, was evidence the variety of the music of these lands bathed by the Atlantic. Comforting to know that someone would have bet on his voice so sweet and malleable, accurate to break any prejudice on the island rhythms, if indeed some critics were quick to surmise that. With this third CD as colorful as it is diverse and no one had to prove that Cape Verde was just morna and lyrics of longing. Following the success, Lura presented in 2007 his fourth project titled M'Bem di fora.

Sara Tavares The journey has been longer. Born and educated in the mainland, on disk Balance Portuguese is heard more crioulo the . However, the prevalence only questions the connection to their origins, though in the case of a larger project designed for the international market.

When we went to her last December at the Queen Elizabeth Hall of South Bank in London, noticed that his repertory was not yet conceived to fill the almost two hour concert. However, Tavares scene looked restless, with an extraordinary energy reserve. Near the end of his performance, the audience, who had danced the beautiful with some issues, asking for more, so she had no choice but to return and sing the same as the his initial concert. And then the party again.

recently had the privilege of seeing another girl from Cape Verde, Mayra Andrade . Only six months earlier had alternated with Angelique Kidjo and now came with the endorsement of having received the award from BBC in the World Music section. Sung in French and crioulo , Surf is a great compilation for any beginner. Interestingly, the young Andrade hear much better live than in the compact recorded in Paris. She was born in Cuba and raised in Senegal, Angola and Germany, has placed its base in the French capital. There is a group of fans willing to follow wherever I go, people are filled with pride when they sound the rhythms of their nation.

After several days listening to records of these singers, I wonder if it's different rhythms of Cape Verde one day conquer the average listener. Proposals for Sara Tavares, Lura and Mayra Andrade, suggest just the prelude to what musical talent in a small country can contribute to the soundscape of this universe.

Maybe next decade is that of most contemporary African rhythms, and unfortunately I have the impression that Africa is more a reference to "essential" that "specific" in to music. For often the African musical creation is an indication of "traditional practices", "rhythms dating from the origin of time", "sounds that have passed from generation to generation and from land to land, but it's all in the generality and few manage to appoint at least a dozen contemporary African musicians.

And who says Africa must include a sound space as diverse as the music produced by the north, south, east and west of the continent, each zone with its themes and rhythms. Seen in this context, Cape Verde is barely a blip on the map, but judging from the latest recordings coming from the archipelago and its diaspora, should give reason to a Cape Verdean who sat near us in the audience at the Barbican, Mayra Andrade threw an impromptu decision: we are few, but we are good.

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Vanessa Redgrave, the actress.

" The Year of Magical Thinking " opened on 25 April in London, after a period of good reviews on Broadway. Since we got tickets for opening night had high expectations to see the stage adaptation of the book I read with great pleasure during the summer of 2007. Furthermore, it was great opportunity to appreciate about the expertise of one of my favorite actresses, Vanessa Redgrave .

essentially expected a minimal set, one character narrating events and going deep to them again and again with the intent to understand. And so, when it lifted the curtain of the room Lyttelton National Theatre in London, the actress appeared in proscenium, reciting the opening lines, everything was ready for the show revolved around a sentence, that what is to count can happen to anyone, and will happen to anyone.

Curiously, a text originally conceived as a kind of memories, so it fits the scene. And is that Joan Didion , author of Year of magical thinking is more than anything, a very technical writer with broad skills to devise an argument that, despite retain some timeline, there are so eclectic, because there are constant flashbacks, temporal leaps and phrases and images that connected while most of the events described.

Reading the book was not the only motivation for the premiere of the play, was also essential to have the appeal to the Redgrave in the role. Perhaps the dramatization of a text "depressing" as the prudish standards will not be too attractive to some. Perhaps only those who have suffered death unexpected of a loved one can understand the unforeseen events that completely change the life, the familiar, routine, play it safe. Because after the devastating effect it brings to realize how true it is time, not much room for consistent responses. And perhaps the process of understanding and to overcome that loss may take months or years.

Recently, I have only memory to a similar story, the film The Son's Room , Nanni Moretti and now this book play. In both cases, the authors avoid the melodramatic approach to death and turn their stories into stories about the search for explanations exposed while still accepting the loss and learn to continue with the absence of a loved one. Vanessa Redgrave

is known to be an actress from experience, that his presence on stage is inevitable that at some point you're going to stay engrossed watching a very beautiful woman, even at his age. However, all this preamble only prevents this piece as verbal and accurate, one also is admired to see her, in addition to the story, keeps almost constant communication with the public as a way to reassert its dominance of the night.

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Boosting confidence or reason to venerate the National Press of Cuba

Every day I receive guests in the library where I work (as young of a certain age) whose demands I suggest that being in an open space should look both ways to discover if the spaceship that brought his world still has the hot engine due to the recent landing. So, I get to watch them and wonder, yes, with decency and softly, where the hell did you came out?

weeks ago, a grandmother, her hard-working, came looking for a book of a Japanese author. My answer to that we had only a copy and was on loan was not enough. Determined not to give up so early, I took the list of literature its course and inquired if, perchance, had on our shelves some other writer, also from Japan, named Tanizaki.

"Junichiro Tanizaki ? - I asked, remembering the novelist Some prefer nettles , text edited and republished in the island. The old woman, struck her, she blurts out, "oh, you know? I, "Yes, of course (with adverbial emphasis, in a tone of yes-English-arrogant-imperialist snob-you-also
-what-should-know-it-is-a-writer-universal). Flipped a few keys, looked up the title he wanted, did not have copies in English but in Japanese. And in English in my country, I thought - National Printing Viva Cuba!

guess that reading Chinese characters must have seemed insurmountable and, disappointed, she insisted to another author Asia, this time Eileen Chang. I was meditating while writing his name in the search of the catalog. "Oh, that's not the movie? ( Lust, Caution of Ang Lee). My client, with some surprise, I said: yes, yes, the film is that I have to do an essay about it. I found one of his books and he wrote down classification.

And finally, as if missing some option in the "full service", the woman returns to the load, between hurried and uncertain: what have here will not know if any DVD movie in Chinese film maker .. . What? I ask. "This he did ... ah, how is this movie called ... Red Lantern? ". "Zhang Yimou ? - Impossible to forget the title of that film we had to simultaneously view and edit, as the projectionist of Acapulco began the roll two. "Ah, yes, the same" he replies and adds: Hey, but you know everything.

I, modest in the end, I said no, and who wish to add: for I work in a library. Although in reality and in my mind, always with the inner voice, always courteous, he was dropping that of: making!, Three, three, or three to zero, because one has to be place, so be it diplomatically in this country where once in a while featuring characters with an air of lords and ladies resulting snub unbearable.

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Camden Town or Brownian motion

London is defined as hyper-diverse. I know of several studies on this topic, several characterizations of entire neighborhoods not only interesting for academics understand a little worried about the planet from the analysis of this capital, a meeting point for human tribes. Its particular areas become battlegrounds for political and inexhaustible source of inspiration for comedians. Each one is unique in its geography daily, in addition to its architecture, its people and the importance gained as regards the entire city.

put Camden Town, for example, one of those unique places in the panorama of London. It is not easy to characterize with a single word, but cosmopolitan your convenience. This urban layout that stretches to the north is similar to a kind of diverse sample of a busy city. There are areas more organized and more advanced, but all appears to be in an invisible window for each person or each item is displayed as it is.

sometimes suspicious of the adjective "alternative" too much used to refer to this part of London famous in the early 90's in the anti-globalization. Today it is difficult to distinguish between the thousands of people and characters moving from one limit to another neighborhood, those valiant in a specific asset, perhaps because on the way there is room for everything from the purchase and sale of unusual objects such as The Hemp Store in , made from cannabis fibers, until the much-vilified or coveted shoes Nike JDSports. In Camden Town

everything and fit it all. Starting from the tents of the latest products in the music industry, and followed by others of vinyl records, a mythical gems glorious musical past, a past that suggested to be closely linked to the neighborhood. At this point the London landscape music is not expensive. Whether in clubs to jump and take the night djs orders of worship or shrines hottest bands ( Koko ) through oasis of intimacy and improvisation (Jazz Café ) and calling in the announcing as habanera corner of London ( The Cuban ).

While these You can find more traditional melodies, there are other sounds that may not be recorded to be played behind closed doors, but someone always wants to try. Because Camden is the scenario where the city runs its most anarchic urban symphony and innovative, not just through the speakers of the shops and restaurants. The composition appears frightened pigeons flapping, the cries of vendors, traffic horns and whistles unstoppable, the concert of voices and languages, or emissions of a steamer interrupting the tedium of the canal.

However, nothing defines both the place and its people, diverse and irreverent as the world, shy and exhibitionist, like all capital. And can that the appeal of this area goes back to another era. It is not only the preferred site for unique examples of contemporary celebrity Amy Winehouse style, or the best open gallery of Banksy, graffiti artist. Lived in Royal College Street, is loved and fought two damned poets (Rimbaud and Verlaine. century early English painters such as Walter Richard Sickert , Spencer Gore and Robert Bevan, among others, recreated on canvas images of the environment and still camdeano can be found here at fans of punk, with their hair colored, drawn, strutting through the streets as if it belonged to them, mindful of the cameras trying to capture them, whose owners do not notice a reminder that everything has a price, even if an innocent frame as a memento of a visit.

Among the bustle, the comings and goings of naive and hopeful, of melancholy and adventurers, of desperate and curious, also overlook the Gothic with its dark clothing, mingled with tourists, mostly English sure that a tour without going through Camden Town does not count, because this is where one can appreciate the "great march" of the capital. And also get challenging school processions, noisy and gregarious, as cats marking territory to conquer,

Although the marks are not distinguishable, because here is not intended both as personal bubble as in other parts of the British city. Above all one must move, not only to imagine the pace of the place, it should feel. Immobility has no place in this environment often rickety and fragile as a building of Havana, after a hurricane.

And if it is difficult to stand still is impossible to remain inert, because the space heightens the senses requires sensory alertness. Do not listen to the polyphony of the neighborhood! I do not see the contrasts, the faces, the colors! How to limit the touch of a mere recognition of surfaces! How to resist the smell of smoldering combinations Asian, Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, African and even Central America! I do not feel this piece of London!

weeks ago a fire destroyed part of the neighborhood. The flames rose enough to foretell the complete destruction of this kind of lung northern London. However, the fire only burned a handful of buildings, which had little influence on the steady heartbeat of the neighborhood.

life apparently begins and continues here, judging by this gesture of invitation, offering mountains of noodles the Chinese vendors, the good mood of the Lithuanian jewelry trading with Baltic amber, the indifference of the antiquarian, the complacency of modern Moroccan carpet merchant, joy bovine dealer almost inviting you to know what travel, or simple citizen apathy way to work, warns his arrival in Camden Town by bus window. As he passes, the indisputably city moves and buzzes, as I said a great friend, the pace of a busy beehive.

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New Henry VIII

was presented this week The other Boleyn girl , starring Scarlett Johansson , Natalie Portman and Eric Bana . A doubt assailed us when we saw the movie poster in the underground corridors. The fact that the Australian star of Hulk, Munich and Troy does not look like Henry VIII. So I decided to find among those who have played the famous king, and was surprised to find prominent names in Hollywood: Charles Laughton , Ray Winstone , Rex Harrison, Charlton Heston and Richard Burton, among others .

Almost all, except for Laughton, starred in those films not only for her remarkable talents but also for their physical attractiveness. The same Laughton, perhaps the smallest size of the entire list, even won an Oscar in 1933 for his portrayal of the notorious ruler.

In recent times there has been on British television some attempt to give more glamor to the figure of historical character. A BBC TV series presented his reign as a kind of family war in the style of the Sicilian Mafia. Jonathan Rhys Meyers , the role of the sovereign, lacked not only look similar to Henry VIII, but also a wardrobe like the Tudor, so much more like a contemporary rapper a medieval monarch.

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VIII always show him with a face that does not fit today's standards of male beauty, so why leave for Middle Ages. Her plump and expressionless profile seems to have better comparison with the beginning of the bullet that wrote the American Will Cuppy in Decline and Fall of almost everyone . Cuppy suggested that it was known, among other nicknames, by Henry Cake Face.

In the National Gallery in London the tables on the king did not deviate much from this description ironic. Any examination may only serve to raise the surprise or to agree to an old saying that to subdue, or else how it was possible he had his six wives, apart from courtesans adventures imaginable.

When we visited the castle in Hampton Court, we learn that besides his few physical charms, also characterized certain complex relative to the size of your penis. According to the story of our guide at the palace, now a museum, the paintings invariably tried to correct the shortcomings of the model. In Hampton Court

guides wear costumes typical of the time of Henry VIII, have names and titles of ladies of the court and to speak in English full of old money, perhaps medieval. Thus description of the "problem" of sovereign and permanent reference to a bulging crotch in most of the paintings that portray him, it was quite funny.

We'd heard about this, during the visit to Salisbury Cathedral . To a question from our friend Deepa, that as a practitioner of Hinduism do not know much about the Catholic religion, another friend, Mireya, told the Tudor schism with the Pope of Rome and the birth of the Anglican Church. And as added touch the issue of proportions, with that gesture that I do not know if it is unique in Latin America, where the thumb and forefinger of the hand almost play as an indication of something small.

Anyway, I do not think Justin Chadwick, director of The Other Boleyn Girl interests you clarify or recreate the anatomical detail of Henry VIII. Although it has not really done too much for your film is almost constant beyond the producers claim to summarize the story as a minimum full episode of pretty faces. For some, fortunately or unfortunately, the film remains a mere vehicle for entertaining.

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She (Julie Christie) and I

My first encounter with Julie Christie was decisive. Before seeing her on screen in Billy Liar I had come across his face on more than one occasion. She appeared in a score of pictures representing the 60, illustrating some film encyclopedia available in the library of Casa de las Americas . I also remembered in the frames of Miss Mary, a film now almost forgotten in the race for the British.

For many, this story of the English governess in the middle of the aristocracy Argentina, marked a reunion with a familiar face in the past. I have not seen this performance of Maria Luisa Bemberg, and it was not until the early 90's when the Cinematheque of Cuba dedicated uno de sus ciclos a John Schlesinger, que logré, por fin, apreciar uno de aquellos filmes otrora tan comentados.

Y la oportunidad no pudo ser mejor, aunque no alcanzara ver Darling , actuación por la cual ella obtuvo un Oscar en 1966. Quizás se debió a un olvido de los programadores de La Rampa, o a un inesperado apagón, tan común en aquellos tiempos, o tal vez fue mi culpa por no asistir a todas las presentaciones del ciclo.

Años después, en una temporada como la actual, de elecciones en Estados Unidos, la Televisión Cubana sorprendió con la exhibición de Power en el espacio de La película del sábado . It was an interesting proposal, one embodiment pre- The West Wing, so I do not know if the receive the same now, who are in the TV series the main reference about how the machinery presidential election and a little of everything that large North American country, whose world centered in California Farandulera never entirely seduced Julie Christie.

My fascination and obvious affinity that grew with every film, starring her, projected somewhere accessible. I even remember when a group of friends excited about the novelty of video-beam, to the palpable extinction of 35 mm film in theaters Cuban took me to watch a grainy copy deplorable Doctor Zhivago.

When he finished he did not know whether to agree with another good colleague and his personal theory on the face of the Christie. For him, my lovely blonde had a bad skin too thin, where wrinkles and skin folds appear earlier than in the rest of mortals. Then the knowledge of both the art of cosmetics were nil, so imagine the havoc that would cause the tropical sun at the iconic profile of the 60, and discouraged by the age difference, my passion was reduced.

In late 2007 we went to see Away from her. The presence of Julie Christie was the main attraction, but also as a director Sarah Polley. A Canadian remembered tender and fragile My Life Without Me , the beautiful film by Isabel Coixet. I confess that in the least that I noticed was Christie wrinkles, not only because it had aged beautifully, but because it starred a story on aging.

impressive thing was the filmmaker's ability to grasp with minimal resources, the painful, frustrating and devastating it can be the loss of function. I say minimal resources, yet the phrase is debatable. It is known that the actors must give substance characters, show them entirely, which, of course, involves the emotions. However, more recent release of a contemporary cinema evidence not always the case. In

Away from her, some close-ups of the Christie, distressed and absent without handles, I would say that summarize their histrionic ability. It's those moments that validate my view this film and come to any viewer. It is an intense film story, because the stronger the human existence. The rest is the actress, her face somewhat aged, but beautiful, in a film without much reference to a specific place or country, perhaps because everyone can touch us from attending the final days of someone very dear, when the past, the events in common life, are slowly erased.

In the next Academy Awards, Julie Christie wait, perhaps without many expectations, the American Academy granted the award. He deserves it, although it takes Marion Cotillard, a tough contender. Brings out the French, pure and lung, a biopic minor as La vie en rose . Do not take home the golden statuette guess not much affecting the life of Christie. I, on the other hand, I would like Away From Her not the last visit to the set for this wonderful woman I owe unforgettable moments in my brief existence of inveterate movie buff.