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un muchacho áspero y limpiar con un cabeza rapada y sus ojos de color amarillo,fue como los de una serpiente.      "deberíamos volver ahora que nadie nos ha visto, "lloró mattew. Fue striken con miedo. Un mie"buscar y detener snivelling mattew como un pequeño mono." Hubo enojo en la voz de Tom. Él era do que ocupa la mayor parte de él, e hizo de su cuerpo agitar.     "Sólo tienes que seguir las instrucciones de mi Gobierno, no vacilar. Vamos a ir a través de este sin un enganche. Ahora tiene la luz de las antorchas", dijo Tom y. Y arrebató la antorcha de la mano de mattew.      "Nosotros no uséis la luz, hasta llegar al complejo", añadió. La manera habló era grave e intimidante que el asunto tenía miedo de hacer más argumentos.    La noche era fría y el silencio sumido cada donde. Los sonidos regulares de grillos, sizzled en el aire. Los dos muchachos corrían como jack conejos, entrando en el pequeño jardín q...

The company's new laptop, nicknamed "Pixel 3" is highly believed to be the first-ever device to run an Android-Chrome combination OS, called Andromeda. With the ‘Made by Google’ event to be held on October 4, Google seems to have new hardware plans for next year. The company plans to release a new laptop, known by an informal nickname “Pixel 3”, which will be the first ever device to run on the software giant’s new Android-Chrome OS, called Andromeda. Google-watcher blog Android Police reports that the device, internally known as “Bison” will be an ultra-thin laptop with a 12.3" display, but Google also wants it to support a "tablet" mode. The blog also states that Google's planned pricing is still competitive: Bison is pegged to start at $799. Powering it will be either an Intel m3 or i5 Core processor with 32 or 128GB of storage and 8 or 16GB of RAM. This seems to suggest there will be two models, says Android Police. Advertisement:...

 If you're the type who attend weddings or marriage ceremonies, you'll realize that less beautiful ladies get married than the more beautiful ones. Although aesthetic is a product of perspective, men often use girls who the society classify as "beautiful" for sex while they marry those with qualities. In order to know these qualities, read the following advice: 1. Guys love to marry independent and matured ladies... so instead of sitting there and waiting to be bluffed by a guy, focus on getting a career that would take you out of the 'house wife category'... 2. Never let the sweet talks of guys deceive you, most times they just want to go between your legs and run off thereafter. On the flip side, do not see all guys as the same. 3. Remove the mentality from your mind that guys will keep springing up to approach you. The older you get by the day, the less toasters you will have. 4. Playing 'too hard to get' is the worst thing you should ever star...

relationship, love  Remember when you had just met that person, I mean the one you are in love with now. It was so exciting and fun. They were so sweet to you. They could text you all the time. (They could never go to bed without texting you goodnight love.) They could call you daily. (They could never miss a day without hearing your voice.) They could always have your time. . . BUT… . . . . Now what happened to that? All that care and love disappeared. Days and weeks can go by without getting a call or a text from them and you are also comfortable with it. They are full of excuses. They tell you that they are so busy (maybe with work, studies, games, seminars…) and you also buy that because you love them and know who they use to be. Remember those old days when you hard just met them, they could be busy but they could always fix time for you. They would call and text you and they would ask to meet you. But why can’t they do it now? Is it because you hurt them, you bore them,...

Episode 3  It was Monday morning. The school was buzzing with silent tension. The assembly hall humming though a bee-hive. Every student's ear and eyes opened wide in anticipation of the new gossip. There was no staff to conduct the assembly. So the senior prefect walk like a shadow of himself up to the dais. He was a tall boy of eighteen years. "good morning, fellow students!" he greeted sadly and continued. "we all witnessed the horrible incident of last night. A thing unheard of in the annals of st. Peter's college. The questions we should ask ourselves is why is it st. Peters? A school known for values, moral excellence and absolute discipline. The prince of all schools in this local government." there was fire in his eyes. The fire brightened, as his words tumbled out like furious waves to the students. The morning sun had crisped the eastern horizon in pink. Above was a clear sky beautified by lovely white cirrus cloud. suddenly,...

Read Episode 1 here https://helzita.blogspot.nl/2016/09/trouble-in-school-episode-1.html?m=1 Episode 2 funny, action. masked in their eye-opened pillow cases, they stealthily moved into the house. The entrance door was hinging to open. A beam of light came from behind the door. The boys reached the door and hid by the side. The door suddenly opened. "who's there?" the hoarse voice of the principal echoed into the night. It was a voice devoid of resonance and power. The lantern he was carrying illuminating just a few yards in front of him. He was in his pajamas and the further darkness he could not see through, put a dreadful fear in him. The dogs had stopped barking and there was a cold sinister tension that hing like thick cotton wool over the snarling of the dogs. then the principal stepped into the darkness as the lantern dangled in his hand. He decided to check, what had happened to his dogs. As he walked quickly towards the direction of ...

 some Scientists, have invented a new technology that can read the pages of a closed book, an advance that may help archaeologists look into antique books without touching them. Researchers, including Ramesh Raskar from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the U.S, tested a prototype of the system on a stack of papers, each with one letter printed on it. The system was able to correctly identify the letters on the top nine sheets. “The Metropolitan Museum in New York showed a lot of interest in this, because they want to, for example, look into some antique books that they don’t even want to touch,” said Barmak Heshmat, a research scientist at MIT. He said that the system could be used to analyse any materials organised in thin layers, such as coatings on machine parts or pharmaceuticals. Researchers from MIT and Georgia Institute of Technology developed the algorithms that acquire images from individual sheets in stacks of paper, and interprets the o...