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Table of contENT:

POLI VS UNAM WHAT'S BETTER?…………………………………………… 2-5

What happiened in 1985? …………………………………………… 6-9

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La llorona, a legend that transcend over the time ……………………………………………… 10-12

robots in the furute ……………………………………………… 13-14

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UNAM VS POLI

Obviously each of these institutes specializing in

different things for example: politecnico in the

engineering and the UNAM in the science, so you are

the judge of which is better

POLITECNICO AND UNAM are de most famous

institutes around the country but the question is…. Which

is the best?

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UNAM Has one of the most fantastic places of the institute “the

botanic”.The botanic is a beautiful place

The UNAM has the most beautiful high school in all

the country a thing that doesn’t have POLI

THE CCH SUR

Is UNAM biggest than POLI? Inaugurated in

1952 , CU CURRENTLY HAS 360 buildings and an ecological reserve which

covers an area of 1.46 square kilometers and lacks Lighting Large

secluded areas . The only care for two thousand 400

As the Polytechnic, Unam has close a subway station which is very

convenient for many who live far away but The Unam has an

exclusive transport THE PUMABUS

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Mexican institutions in the training of technicians and professionals in the fields of

administration, science ,

The institute offers 27 sports seeking to supplement the

education of its students . It counts with facilities such as swimming pools, stadiums, gymnasiums and tennis . Among the most popular

sports are : soccer, football , basketball, taekwondo ,

Unlike the UNAM in which the regulated pass operates , the IPN conducts examinations selection for entry to upper

level all applicants regardless of their origin

The football teham “los burros blancos” has won more football match than UNAM

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WHAT HAPPENED IN 1985?On Thursday September 19, 1985 the most deadly and destructive disaster that had occurred in the history of Mexico City had happened. An earthquake had affected the central, southern and western Mexico region; had been the epicenter located off the coast of Michoacán and Guerrero had happened in the breakage of contact between the plates Cocos and North America with an area of 50 km x 170 km and 18 km deep. The energy that had been released in the movement of the plates WAS EQUIVALENT one atomic bombs of 20 kilotons each 1114.

There had been a 7:19 am (central time) had a magnitude of 8.1 (MW), Informed there was the Institute of Geophysics of the UNAM, lasted nearly four minutes, the minute and thirty seconds WAS Stage with Mayor movement; He had surpassed in intensity and damage the earthquake in 1957.

After the phenomenon had made several aftershocks, the most significant was the day September 20, 1985 7:37:13 pm one the, had been reported by the National Seismological Service with a duration of a minute and a half, with a magnitude 7.5 degrees on the Richter scale and with a depth of 17.6 kilometers; As a consequence, 20 buildings had collapsed more, panic was inevitable. An hour and a half after the President had directed UN message to the population through TV and Radio in which he had expressed its appreciation to the people for their "extraordinary solidarity".

That same day the quake had caused a tsunami in the area of Ixtapa with a height of 1.5m. The government had reported the figures that caused the disaster: there were about a thousand people trapped in the rubble; there were five thousand injured

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and three thousand victims; there were 250 collapsed buildings and another 50 in danger of collapsing. There were many collapsed buildings but their importance are:

-the 11-story Juarez Hospital, where they had about 700 people.

-The Obstetrics and gynecological unit of the General Hospital, where they had more than 500 patients and an undetermined number of newborns.

-The Building "Nuevo Leon" in Tlatelolco, where 185 families lived

-A Unit multifamily Juarez

-The Hotels: Regis, Montreal, De Carlo Romano, Principality and Versailles where he had an unspecified number of guests.

Government buildings that had collapsed were:

-The Secretary of Labor

-FONACOT

-The –SECOFI

Recently released -A Mexican Institute of Radio towers Pino Suarez set Three floors of the north wing of the entire

Consumer -The Secretary occupied by the Federal Judicial Police -Multiple popular colonial building housing Roma , Morelos, Guerrero and Tepito also came down

On Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September had continued the rescue by thirty thousand soldiers of DN-III plan, according to the Department of Protection and Vitality had the dramatic figure of 2,822 dead people.

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The Medical Examiner had said the risk of epidemics due to water pollution with the presence of blood (from the earthquake victims) as there was a health program established by the magnitude of the problem. He had asked the population by the Ministry of Health, tranquility to the complications of pollution and epidemics.

On September 23 patients who had been bedridden Polanco Red Cross were rearranged in rooms that had been decorated with flowers, stuffed animals and even had television. Convalescents, many of whom had received medical indication of complete rest, had the visit of several distinguished ladies among them had stood the first lady of the country and the US, which had toured the affected area had had an large cumbersome and overbearing

The government had reported the death of between 6,000 and 7,000 characters. However, years later with the opening of information from various government sources, the registry had approached CALCULATION 10,000 dead. The ballpark Social Security had been used to accommodate and recognize Corpses paragraph. In that time if had used ice para delay the decomposition of the bodies.

Persons rescued alive from the rubble were approximately more than 4,000. There were people who were rescued alive Among landslides until ten days after the occurrence of the earthquake first.

The number of structures destroyed a whole was of approximately 30,000 and those with partial damage 68,000.A the Latin American Tower and Executive Tower PEMEX This earthquake had not caused harm them some adj.

In hospitals had managed to rescue a part of Newborns (some of them in an incubator); But especially three infants (Two girls and a boy) had been rescued from the rubble of the Juarez Hospital seven days after the quake. A European

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standardization bodies were babies came a know as "the Miracle of the Juarez Hospital" as they had been under the rubble completely alone, there was nobody who were given to eat or drink, which were given heat that covered them. Rescuers and workers had stopped and the machine off and they heard the cry of a baby; This was the cry of one of the baby

With regard to transportation and communication:

The Metro Public Transport System had been affected in 32 seasons. Most service resumed in the following days of the month, however the station Isabel the Catholic did not until November 4 of that year.

The bus service of the old "Route 100" had operated freely in the recovery time of the city.

It had been impossible to external communication via phone and had been badly damaged the structure. It was not until March 1986 that had been restored in full service domestic and international long distance. Because of this, the number of telegrams and telex totaled 685.466, while those reported by radio and television were more than 39,000.

The public telephone service of the then state-owned Telmex had free service until its privatization in the 90s.

The number of jobs lost by earthquakes was estimated between 150,000 and 200,000.

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He had created the civil group "Rescue Squad Topos de Tlatelolco" rescue group has assisted the population even internationally arriving today to participate in the rescue of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, a phenomenon that generated a known as tsunami tidal wave and the 2010 Haiti Earthquake.

La Llorona: a legend that transcend over the time.There are a lot versions of this legend, some more popular than others but all of them are important because they have been transmitted for a very long time generation by generation.

Some people don’t believe that this woman was real and they believe that was only a invention of people, only a story; other people believe that this woman appeared and all of the legends have a real part, a small part of the people saw her walking and heard her moan.

I´m going to show you some of these legends that surround La llorona:

On the first age of the Colonial Mexico there was an indigene woman with a great amount of beauty that she became enamored of a Spanish, after they had three children, but he never married with her, and he almost never visited, sometime later he got married with another woman just for interest.

When the indigenous woman realized the betrayal was crazy and killed his three children, and the drowning in the river, when he realized that he did, in the instant that she felt so bad decided to commit suicide. From this fact, your soul does not have a break, so that every night she tries to find her children crying for their deaths.

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First the Spaniards arrived to Tenochtitlan and the indians gave them tribute and human slaughter, but the Spanish react different; next, the indians gave them the Malinche helped them to reach agreements, and the sick, she was his translator, later, Cortés began to kill and attack, the Malinche helping many people who were the same people who killed his town, and felt ashamed, she every night crying and screaming for their sons (their brothers).

A large number of young women migrating from the countryside to the cities in search of their dreams, to study, and more money for their families. One of them comes to town and was working in a rich house, first she falls in love with the son of the rich couple, he leaves her alone when she was pregnant, she was fired from her job.

Then, she went back to her house, hiding her baby, and later her family noticed the baby and began to bother her because they were Christians. Then, one night, she ran in the rain towards the river, she threw her baby and when she thought of what she did jumped behind the guy trying to catch him, but it was too late and the two were killed

Another legend start with a women that kill her sons in her house, next the woman became suicide, and time later this woman appeared on the highway, when a car stop to help her she ask the driver (there were only mans) that he could take her to home, when they arrived she started to said that she can´t enter to her house because she was scare because her sons were there; the legend say what the person who take her to home be dying and the person never appear.

Many historians think that “la llorona” is from Mexico, in the culture that Mexico has it mention some gods like “Cihuacóatl” the female god of the mexicas, middle woman middle snake, the legend said that she exit from the lake of Texcoco and she cry for her sons, this legend have some coincides with “la llorona” bout shout and cry at night and exit or have a relation with the water.

In Mexico (1521-1810) people said that they heard and saw her, the scare was too big that cause that the habitants in a determinate hour of the day they should staid in his houses trying to evade this woman with terrifying moans.

In Chile they meet “la llorona” like La Pucullén the legend say that started when she was young and was pregnant then some people take away her baby, and they believe that se cry until the last day.

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Only the people that are going to die can see her, or people with special abilities.

In Colombia is a ghost of a woman that walk around the mountains, near the lakes, that dress a black dressing gown, she has black , large and curly hair; her face is a skull with eyes totally white with a dead baby in her hands and she cry blond tears.

In the legend of Guatemala the version is different because first she cheat on his husband and she become pregnant, time later she decided to kill her sons because she was too scare that husband could know the true, next when she did it, started to thinks that was a terrible idea and then she made suicide.

Which is why it is doomed to repeat until the end of time his cry of “Oh my children”.

This legend every November 2nd is remember in Mexico, it have a play that one woman represent “la Llorona”

Some people ensures've seen the woman who were in front of they, another saw her floating, but all of them said that they heard her moaning and crying, they felt shivers, people say that she is a beautiful woman, the persons that were drunk and alone at night the “llorona” appear and she take them.

There are many legends of this amazing creature.

What legend do you prefer to believe?

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Robots in the future Over the next ten years, breakthroughs in nanotechnology may help us build better and smaller machines.

A nanometre is just one-millionth of a millimetre in length and nanotechnology involves studying and working with materials on an ultra-small scale.

Using nanotechnology, scientists have created a tiny walking nanobot, using only the building blocks of life: DNA.

The microscopic walker, which is only 10 nanometres long, uses its legs to move along a footpath.

Nanotechnology could also lead to a range of materials with new qualities such as stay-clean glass and magnetic liquids.

There may also be breakthroughs from scientists trying to implant computer programs into living creatures - known as wetware.

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This technology could help people with false arms or legs to move them just by thinking about it.

Catching a thief by their face.A man walks up to the front door of a jeweller in the centre of Rotterdam and buzzes to enter but it doesn’t budge. He waits. While he lingers by the door, a facial recognition camera quickly scans his face and cross references the image with a watch list of

known shoplifters from the local police department. It turns out he has a criminal record for shoplifting and the jeweller doesn’t want him on the premises.

That was one example of a pilot called FotoSwitch in 2011, a program run by the Rotterdam Rihnmond police department, the Netherlands’ Ministry of Security and Justice, and the Dutch Federation of Gold and Silver, aided by Spanish biometrics firm Herta Security.

The pilot gave jewellers an opportunity to quickly screen customers before they entered. The door would also stay locked if a person was wearing sunglasses or something obscuring their face.