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Life should ask what I can do for Spain? Crisis

Guest: What question would you the president?

ZP: You should ask what I can do to help Spain to end the crisis?





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I really like the programs I have a question for you, at least get people to get involved in politics. ZP should be copied to Obama and start talking weekly on Youtube. It is important for democracy to get people to get involved in politics and know what the government and spent their money.

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The world economy collapses. The wave of the banking crisis has already arrived and these other companies rush to cut costs before the fall in demand. These cost reductions are obviously the layoffs, which only accentuate even more the drop in demand and worsen the crisis.

This is common to all countries but Spain is a special case. The construction unit that Spain will take longer than most other countries stabilize. While other countries are expected to cease in 2010 job losses in Spain will probably fall over the next two years.

This week, Zapatero will go to I have a question for you. Likely to be much harder for him this time than before. But the question is: What should the government do to overcome this crisis? and at least I have no clear answer.

I often hear people basically proposes to drop the building and to seek life. It would be a cruel but valid solution if Spain did not exist in a thing called welfare state, which means that nearly a million people that the strike would not only cease to contribute to social security and paying taxes, but the state would be paying the strike and during that period would have little incentive to seek employment. Somehow you have to get that fall is very soft, and that is exactly what the government tries to 8000 million for works, keep the jobs of thousands of workers. Why

given to municipalities rather than investing in major infrastructure? In my opinion for two reasons, firstly because the housing bubble disappeared one problem is the financing of municipalities, and thus cover their expenditure on public infrastructure, and the second money is because it will be much more uniform.

understand those who say that what we have to do is take that money and put it in a technological sector (whether renewable, web, or any other). This idea indicates the need for a successful restructuring of the English economy, and would have my full support ... A couple of years ago. But then it did not. Zapatero's government, and before that of Aznar failed to modernize the English economy and diversify the GDP. And at this point that solution, in my opinion is no longer valid. Technology sectors are attractive precisely because of its high productivity, they need a few people (but qualified) to produce enough wealth. For example, Microsoft only has about 80,000 employees. In Spain we have about a million workers about to go to stop and start sucking from the public coffers as both unemployment and other public services. The money the government spends if it does not have an income if the construction is going completely to hell.

Economic restructuring will have to do from the private sector and the role that government should do is encourage by legislation (even more than economic) the creation and growth of companies in those sectors which make the English economy competitive . Precisely the kind of measures taken for this to happen will come from new management-labor conflict. The dismissal prompted employers obviously free and ask workers job security. Some people wonder how come with a 14% unemployment there is still no general strikes, and in my opinion it is precisely because the government still has not touched a single right of workers and invested everything he could to maintain employment many of them. And in my opinion, do not touch those rights. In Spain we have a much more flexible labor market than in other European countries like France, Germany and Holland. The English unemployment problem is not lack of flexibility, but lack of productivity due to an economy based on non-competitive sectors.

In the past, I often like to think what I would do if he were prime minister. Right now I just do not like to be. The situation is so extremely bad, and so complex that no apetecería me anything to be in that position. The government has sunk everything he could and the economy still does not react. Now there are only two ways, begin to force companies (such as forcing banks to give loans and ensure that companies have to prove the necessity of the dismissal to the survival of the company) or forcing workers loaded the concept of settlement and force the unemployed to make public services until they find own work. Neither option looks good, I wish them luck, they'll need.

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Washington DC this week is a party. Bush disappears from the map and takes over Barack Obama. In this web can convert any of your photos in a Obamizada. West will be watching very closely at each of the actions of Obama in the coming months, I wish you luck, I would not be in your shoes right now.

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Dusseldorf for plasma balls

photos for this post is not going to do honor to the city. The day was cloudy, snowy and foggy, a true Hell for any photographer. However, look what appears in the photos, Dusseldorf is considered the sixth best city to live worldwide, and the best city to live in Germany.

Founded in barbarous times, reaches its city status in the thirteenth century. During the industrial revolution had an enormous growth in becoming an industrial center in Germany. Was severely damaged during the First and Second World War, but after they again become a center of commerce, industry and services that make its inhabitants are among the richest in Germany. She is known for the advertising industry and fashion, although telecommunications in recent years have had a boom. Not only that but other large companies such as EON, L'Oreal or Henkel also have their headquarters there.

I walked the city from north to south (the consulate of Spain is on the north side of town). To the north, along the Rhine is a park that lets you walk while watching boats pass and where, on clear days there are good views of the bridges and towers of the contemporary area of \u200b\u200bthe city.



Down the Rhine, you will reach the old city area. The downtown is pretty careful or rebuilt old houses keeping at least part of the style. To highlight the fourteenth century church of St. Lambertus, the XIII century tower that was part of a fortress and is now the Museum of navigation, or the square with the statue of Johann Wilhelm II, under whose leadership the city grew and became an artistic and cultural center during the XVII and XVIII.




In general, the entire center is nice to walk, and eat something. Besides the ride from the shore of the river continues through the old part of town.



away from the river, one comes to the Königsallee, the main street of the city. They are a sort of mini Champs Elysees with a channel (frozen in winter) in the middle, and all the fashion boutiques on either side of the world. This is where the posh people of North-Rhine Westphalia comes to purchasing. Also not long ago opened Schadow Arcades, whose building is very striking.



At the end of the street there is another park with a lake and many statues (including a Meninas) and the Goethe Museum. Worth a few minutes walk or even sit and read a while there.




Going south of the city, we reach the contemporary area where each of the buildings have wanted to give a special touch, from strange forms until it colors. Most of these buildings house offices of radio and television stations, and there is also the Rheinturn, the telecommunications tower of 240 meters, said the city skyline. On its axis as the biggest attraction is the world's digital clock.




one day to do a better time to bring me back to Dusseldorf and I will put a picture that more worthwhile.

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One of the vagaries geeks that allowed me as a student at Valencia was to buy a ball of plasma (or plasma lamp some call it). Like most people, the first time I saw them was at a science museum (in Barcelona to be exact) and I was fascinated.

The basic operation of these balls is quite simple to understand, but understand every detail becomes much more complicated, and indeed, I do not understand However, so accept alternative answers, which I will learn well.

plasma balls are inside a transformer that applies an alternating voltage (typically a few tens of KHz) of several kilovolts between the small central area and the glass (or plastic) that surrounds it. The glass contains a gas (usually a noble gas) at very low pressure. Given the enormous voltage applied, the gas molecules are ionized plasma forming a conductor on the moving electrons. The electrons in each molecule up to high levels of energy and emit light fall. As the electrons flow the gas is heated, and convection currents that cause the plasma rise and thus the path followed by electrons. This is the same performance we see in the post switches for engineers, and basically the same thing happens when a capacitor voltage is increased too until arcing occurs, except that the glass outside is a good driver (and this will be important for the next point).

What happens then approached the finger? So unless I am mistaken, the reason why the current is directed toward him is that our finger forms a capacitor with the exterior glass and this gives a less intense way to alternating current as the glass is very bad driver. So that as the current seeks the path of least resistance, toward us.

Why when approaching a currency seized by the fingers until it is close enough to jump an arc from the glass hurt? (Yes, I know from experience) because I'm not sure, but think it has to do with the fact that the currency itself is a good driver, and must accumulate enough charge that jumps to hit with the arc producing a important transient current (not alternating), but for me it is complicated to explain.

And why when two people who are playing the ball to touch each other with the same hand, there is often a shock? I think this is because it to be touching the ball at different points in the two people in any way be charged to different potentials, and touch potentials are equated with what is new is generated transient current does not mix that produces the shock.

Finally, among the nicest things you can do with these balls is photographed in a long exposure. In the photo collection some that used to be about Chulis wallpapers.

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Bonn is a small city (about 300,000) in western Germany who acquired great importance after the Second World War to become the capital of West Germany. This condition is transformed into an administrative city, and as is usual in these cities, the streets are well maintained, there are great parks, and have their own university.
Here are some photos of the streets of downtown, which is very pleasant for walking:




Near the center of the city is also home Beethoven's birthplace:



By the middle of the city that the prince's palace, which is currently the main building of the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, and in front of him lies the iconic lawn of the university. On the right, the Poppelsdorfer Allee is a long promenade linking the palace of the prince with his summer palace.





Bonn was the capital of Germany until unification in 1990, and the government remained in Bonn until 1999. When the government moved to Berlin, much of the land it occupied was sold for housing 16 institutions of the United Nations in what is called the UN Campus. The two buildings campus's most prominent are the United Nations building and the headquarters of DHL.



DHL HQ in HDR

The United Nations building houses, among others the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

Next to the UN Campus is the largest park beautiful city with a huge lake that freezes in winter and where people play ice hockey.



This is my new standard for tourism, technology hat-tech! (Stanford T-shirt is four layers below,-P).

This was the first time in my life that I walked on a frozen lake, so I decided to complete my collection of photos of feet.




Leaving the park, you can return to the center of the city along the Rhine, which is usually very nice evening.



And HDR taken another gift that ride ;-)

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New Year New template new template

After the many criticisms I received for the new template (some even in person ) I decided I had to do something, and since for some unknown reason only care Wordpress comments he pleased, I decided to take a new template in Blogger, and stay at least until you have fewer problems with migration.

The new template is less flashy but clean. For some strange reason does not go well in Chrome and Safari (the sidebar is part) but because it works in Firefox and Internet Explorer, I think the problem is they and not me.

So now that I can start again in 2009 to focus on what I like is to write, not fight with templates. The main purpose for this year is to travel a lot, I go all cities you can from Central Europe, and visit at least 7 countries, so they appreciate sofas to sleep a night,-P. I also try to keep the pace of blogging: a guest post every Monday / Sunday night, and at least two more throughout the week. Finally, I have to learn German and learn English in Cologne, that the emigrants must stand together

hehe ... Hugs to all and Happy New Year!