HOUSES IN ENGLAND

HOUSES IN ENGLANDIn England there are different types of houses like:
• DETACHED HOUSE: A detached house is a type of house very usual ion the north of England and in the periphery of the big cities, this house always have a big garden with a yard, and a chimney, usually this houses have more than one floor and a terrace.

• SEMI DETACHED HOUSE: A semi detached house is the most common house in England, and the little cities, is like a detached house but next to another house, are cheaper than the detached house. These houses in Spain are located in the periphery cities or in the countryside.

• BLOCK OF FLATS: The block of flats are little house of more or less eighty meters of surface, there are the most usually in the center of big cities like London, the blocks of flats have normally more than eight floors, this houses is one of the cheapest houses in this cities.

• TERRADED HOUSES: The terraced houses are a mix of block of flats and detached houses, because have two floors and are next to another terraced houses, these are very common in the neighborhoods in the little cities.

• BUNGALOW: A bungalow is like a cottage hose but more little, is very common, in the camping’s, like caravans.

• OAST HOUSE: Is the typical house of the city of Kent, this type of house is very similar to the typical houses of Galicia, in Spain. This type of house was used to dry de beer hoops.
The inside of the England houses is very similar like Spanish new houses have a kitchen, with a fridge, a microwave and in general the kitchen items, but the dining room is very big, more than the Spanish ones, because in the English culture the social live is very important.



Inside an English house

Trabajo de Física y Quimica Noticias de enero y febrero 2011

NOTICIAS DE ENERO                     Carlos Gavidia Ortiz

Un agujero blanco respalda las teorías de Hawking:                             20/1/11  El País

Un equipo de físicos e ingenieros de la Universidad de British Columbia  ha realizado un experimento uncanal de agua cuyos resultados impulsan una teoría propuesta por el eminente físico británico Stephen Hawking hace 35 años. Para ello, los científicos han simulado un «agujero blanco», algo así como lo opuesto a un agujero negro, una región del espacio donde supuestamente no puede caer nada y que todo lo escupe, aunque se trata, sencillamente, de una solución matemática. Esta curiosa investigación ha sido presentada en el ejemplar de la revista Physical Review Letters.



Opinión: Con estas investigaciones se quiere demostrar , que el agujero negro no atrapa el total de la materia , por eso la demostración echa con un agujero blanco confirma las investigaciones sobre la expulsión de dicha materia al exterior.

La química se plantea su futuro al celebrar su año internacional:            22/1/11 El País

A partir del 27 de enero una avalancha de actos, congresos, escuelas, talleres y exposiciones con el denominador común de la química se desarrollarán en todo el mundo, con el objetivo central de celebrar esta disciplina y ponerla en el contexto que realmente tiene por derecho propio. Ese día comenzará oficialmente el Año Internacional de la Química con el acto de apertura en París, organizado por la Unesco y la Unión Internacional de Química Pura y Aplicada. En España el acto oficial de lanzamiento será en febrero en la sede central del CSIC en Madrid, uno de los centros que más y mejor química desarrollan en nuestro país.

Opinión: Este año será una fecha a recordar por toda la comunidad tanto científica como a nivel ciudadano . Se espera que se llegen a establecer nuevos retos y que se logren nuevos avances . Mediante exposiciones y congresos seguro que nos podemos informar asi como enterarnos de cosas interesantes.

La Tierra 'ardió' en el Pérmico                                            25/1/11   El País

Masivas erupciones volcánicas, al quemar la gran cantidad de carbón que había en la Tierra, extendieron una capa de cenizas abrasadoras por todo el planeta, convirtiéndolo en un brasero gigantesco. Este fenómeno aceleró la emisión de gases con efecto invernadero, lo que está detrás de la gran extinción que tuvo lugar hace 250 millones de años.

Opinión: Seguimos viendo que sigen surgiendo alguna que otra teoria sobre la destrucción de las especies en la Tierra , en este artículo se dice que fue provocado por grande erupciones volcánicas , originando grandes nubes de gases , provocando un efecto invernadero.

NOTICIAS DE FEBRERO

¿A que huele el Universo?                           2/2/11 Agencia efe

Literalmente, a estrellas muertas. Lo cual viene a ser, para hacernos una idea, una mezcla de metales fundidos, hidrocarburos ardiendo y humo de barbacoa. Un olor que resultaría parecido, si pudiéramos percibirlo, al que encontraríamos en un circuito de carreras cualquier domingo por la mañana.

Opinión: Evidentemente nadie a salido al Universo para poder oler ya que moriria lo que se ha observado es de las materias de que está echo , se han recogido muestras y con todo ello se ha confeccionado el olor que puede parecerse .

La prueba del Carbono 13 no engaña, si el jamón ibérico es de bellota    10/2/11   Agencia efe

La Universidad de Salamanca y la Denominación de Origen Guijuelo trabajan desde hace año y medio en un proyecto científico basado en pruebas de Carbono 13, para diferenciar los verdaderos jamones ibéricos de bellota de otros que son ricos en ácidos oleicos provenientes de los piensos.

El objetivo, acabar con aquellos jamones que intentan imitar al sabor del ibérico de bellota.

Opinión: La principal  idea de hacer esto con los jamones es para que no haya imitaciones , una vez más vemos para que puede servir un elemento químico al servicio de la alimentación.

Una señal química en lo huevos de calamar dispara la lucha entre machos   10/2/11  El País

Cuando los calamares macho entran en contacto con un compuesto químico presente en el exterior de los huevos puestos por hembras, cambian inmediatamente de nadar normalmente a un estado de gran agresividad, según un estudio publicado en Current Biology. Simplemente con tocar un huevo, los machos tienden a luchar con otros machos por el acceso a las hembras, incluso aunque estas no estén presentes. Los investigadores creen que este hallazgo representa la primera prueba concreta de una feromona de contacto que induce a la agresividad en un animal acuático.

 Opinión: Como vemos mediante una sustancia química se crea una agresividad que afecta al sistema del calamar . Se pretende hacer estudios para separar este agente químico y probarlo con otro tipo de animal.

ENGLISH HOLIDAYS

                         ENGLISH HOLIDAY

A)   Airline Clerks
Find 2 different flights to London for our class. Look at the cost per person.

We travel on 22 of the December-1 the January 231$

B)   Travel Agent

 Find 1 hotel & 1 bed and breakfast and the prices for each. Save out a page           for each. One room with bed and breakfast 345$

     c) Meteorologist
        What is the weather like in London at this time of year?
        -3º and -6º
       What clothes will we need?
         The coats, gloves, scarf  ...
        d) Transportation
         In plane
       e)Holiday Activity
       How will we celebrate Christmas in London? Suggest two activities to do over                     Christmas. Use the link and Christmas in Britain from World Book.

        Sightseeing, dining with family and sleeping

          Visit monument:

     f) Tour Guide
    Find 5 places of interest to see in London while you are visiting.
  Visited Wembley, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Big Ben and The          London Eye I
    g) Money Changer
    1€ = 0’83 L

i)          Click here to send a London postcard to your teacher Cristina.

      Hello. Who are you?   I travelled in London is very beautifull. I LOVE IT! I visit all the        monuments…I was in Tower Bridge , Big Ben,.. I was five days there  , I travelled at the nine o´clock the twenty two and I turned at the Madrid the  twenty seven at the two o´clock. London is a fantastic city I go back there the problem is the food and the clothes is very expensive I ran out of money…The people is very funny .Good bye

                         ENGLISH HOLIDAY

A)   Airline Clerks
Find 2 different flights to London for our class. Look at the cost per person.

We travel on 22 of the December-1 the January 231$

B)   Travel Agent

 Find 1 hotel & 1 bed and breakfast and the prices for each. Save out a page           for each. One room with bed and breakfast 345$

     c) Meteorologist
        What is the weather like in London at this time of year?
        -3º and -6º
       What clothes will we need?
         The coats, gloves, scarf  ...
        d) Transportation
         In plane
       e)Holiday Activity
       How will we celebrate Christmas in London? Suggest two activities to do over                     Christmas. Use the link and Christmas in Britain from World Book.

        Sightseeing, dining with family and sleeping

          Visit monument:

     f) Tour Guide
    Find 5 places of interest to see in London while you are visiting.
  Visited Wembley, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Big Ben and The          London Eye I
    g) Money Changer
    1€ = 0’83 L

i)          Click here to send a London postcard to your teacher Cristina.

      Hello. Who are you?   I travelled in London is very beautifull. I LOVE IT! I visit all the        monuments…I was in Tower Bridge , Big Ben,.. I was five days there  , I travelled at the nine o´clock the twenty two and I turned at the Madrid the  twenty seven at the two o´clock. London is a fantastic city I go back there the problem is the food and the clothes is very expensive I ran out of money…The people is very funny .Good bye

Princess Diaries

a.Princess Diaries

1. What is a princess?
A princess is a person who is the feminine form of prince and is very rich.
2. What does a princess look like?
The princess look like a princess looks like a very pretty woman.
3. What does a princess do?
A princess in general visit diferent places of a country for improve the relaccionships and give order
4. Are there any princess in your country? Describe them.
Yes,she is Leticia : she is thinnot very high, brown hair, and is very nice,se was journalist.
5. Do you know of any other princesses?
Yes ,I know  some eurpeas as Princess Victoria of Sweden and Princess Caroline of Monaco.

b. Mia´s feelings for the people around her change during the story.-Describe how they change, and wher in the book they start to change.
Phillippe (father, is authoritarian and wants her princess)Lilly(is friend and defender of opressed)
Josh(is the most handsome of institute and Mia like)
Grandmere(is grandmother Mia wants to behave like a princess)Michael(is brother to Lily and like Mia)
Helen(is mother is painting and bohemia)

3. Would you like to be a princess or a prince? Or would it cause too many problems? Write a list of the good things and the bad things about being a princess or prince.


 I do not like to be a prince because it involves many issues and obligationsgood things: you have a lot of money and a palacebad things: you have many responsibilities and much work.

4. Write a diary entry for Mia one year in the future:
- where is she living?
She live in New York
-what things is she doing?
She studing of the institute
-Does she have a boyfriend?
No,she like Josh
-Is she happy?
Yes,she do
-What things can she write in her diary but not say in real life?
-who has a crush on a boy, who can not bear to his grandmother, daily life and especially does not want to be a princess because you are separated from everything she wants.

visit to london

Carlos Gavidia Marcos Herguedas

OXFORD ST: Oxford Street is a major thoroughfare in the City of Westminster in the West End of London, England. There are 548 shops in Oxford Street; it is Europe's busiest shopping street, as well as the most dense.

PICADILLY: Piccadilly is a major London street, running from Hyde Park Corner in the west to Piccadilly Circus in the east. It is completely within the city of Westminster. The street is part of the A4 road, London's second most important western artery.

MUSEUM: The British Museum is a museum of human history and culture in London. Its collections, which number more than seven million objects, are amongst the largest and most comprehensive in the world and originate from all continents.

TOWER: more commonly known as the Tower of London, is a historic castle on the north bank of the River Thames in central London, England. It lies within the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

HIDE PARK: The park is divided in two by the Serpentine. The park is contiguous with Kensington Gardens; although often still assumed to be part of Hyde Park.

HORSE GUARDS: is a large parade ground off Whitehall in central London,. It is the site of the annual ceremonies of Trooping the Colour, which commemorates the monarch's official birthday, and Beating Retreat

EL CAMBIO CLIMATICO

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los plasticos que nos rodean

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