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TAKE PICTURES or take pictures?

If you do not know, I love taking photos to other people, but also I got pictures of landscapes. What is the meaning of this title? This question can be doing from you to me, but, I ask you: Do you like taking photos? If you answer is right, You take the a pic, or the pic is taken by the camera for you? Think it just a second. My answer is clear, I take pics , I mean, I not only turn on the camera, press the button and than see my results, before each photo the are a lot of things that you have to keep in mind if you want to be beyond other people that say:"I am phographer, look my new camera" and they have bought it the last week. Talking about all the things and techniques about photography , you will never know all about this term, neither me nor the most professional photographers, you will always learn something new . But I think that you will get you own style by working and working. That is the only way to get what you want. People usually contact me, they said
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Endurance training

Here I leave my resistance training , designed for a person who rode bicycles , but left him for 3 months, and now wants to recover the physical form he had. Click here  to see the training I designed. I hope you like it.
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TV PROGRAM

The new term English project , the TV program is on wheels.   There is still work and hours of editing, but nothing compared to how good it is doing it! I hope that you like the things I`m doing the day that shows it.
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Glossary 3º Term

Whistle(silbato):  Object that when blowing by the emits an acute sound. Cabbages(repollo): type of vegetable. Rougher(agitado): choppy. Wheat(trigo): type of cereal. Were bleeding(sangrando): blood flow. Torn(agrietado):  Which has holes, cracks, grooves. Wiped(seco):  Lacking water. Wounds(heridas): injury. Breathing(respiración): respiration. Forehead(frente):  Upper face. Chest(pecho):  rib cage. Delighted(encantado, contento): fells well, happy. Attempting(intentando): trying. Cheek(mejilla):  Each of the two prominences that are in the human face under the eyes. His face lit up(su cara e iluminó):  Expression of happiness. Sewed(cosido):  It has been joined with a piece of thread. Settler(colono):  Person who colonizes a territory or who lives in a colony. Yard(patio):  Closed space with walls or galleries, which in houses and other buildings is usually left uncovered. Gates(puertas):  Regularly open on a wall from the ground to a convenient height, to enter and
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Last Tranche

We started the third term after these mini Easter holidays. In just a month and a half of the summer we have to give everything in this term to finish the course well. Encouragement for all!
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UPDATE and NEW STYLE

Blogger has updated their templates, and as you have already seen, I have changed mine. To clarify the things, I  made this brief video about the interface, I hope it was useful for you . See you in class¡ Click in this Link to watch the video
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Volleyball

1.- Volleyball´s court is a rectangle of 18 by 9 meters, divided by a center line (9 meters to each halves). The line of attack is located to 3 m to the center line. The net varies in height: ,43 for male and 2,24 for womens. 2.- One game has 3 sets, sometimes 5 and one set has 25 points, if it´s 5 set, it has 15 points. Every time a team wins a rally, they get a point and the right to serve. A team gets a serve until they have 2 points more than the enemy team. If the teams are tied, they play a final set of 15 points. 3.- -Touching the ball with any part of the body. -Touching the net with any part of the body if it isn´t involved in the game. 4..- -To vary the order of rotation during the development of the set. -Take or hold the ball with the hands. 5.- At first a reception of the ball, normally with a forearm pass to the setter, the setter set-up the ball usually by finger pass to players that are in a front position to smash the ball an
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