RAISING ARIZONA REPORT (6)

RAISING ARIZONA

The movie is full of fun!!! The story is about H.I. (Nicholas Cage) an ex-convicted and "Ed" (Holly Hunter) an ex-police who meet when he keeps getting arrested for robbing convenience stores.

They fall in love, get married, decide that "there is just too much love" between them, and they want to have a baby.

I think the first important mishap is when they found that "Edwina's insides were a rocky place".
Then, they tried to adopt but are turned down because of H.I.'s record. Then they read in the newspaper about Nathan Arizona, owner of "Unpainted Arizona", and his wife having quintuplets as a result of fertility pills, and who joke that "They got more than they can handle".

I guess another mishap is when they plan to take one of the babies and raise it as their own!! In the movie sounds funny but I think it is terrible in the real life!

Then, I think that the best part of the movie is when they decide to return Junior to his parents! I took it like a moral because sometimes it`s difficult to realize when we are wrong and we want all kind of things that we can`t have.

However, I recommend it just to have fun in a sunday evening!!

BBC NEWS PODCAST REPORT (5)

LONG AWAITED JUDGE'S VERDICT ON MILLS VS McCARTNEY

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/podcasts/radio1ents/






Heather Mills and Paul McCartney are divorced at last! Fortunately it`s over, especially because Heather had been making declarations against Paul that didn`t has evidence, like Mills claims of physical abuse by McCartney despite of there is no anecdotal evidence of Paul ever being physically abusive towards any woman.

Heather Mills wanted excesive 125 million pounds, imagine that !!! Do you want to know exactly what Heather Mills was demanding? :

By houses and properties, 3 milliion pounds to by a second one in new york and 8-12 million to buy another one in London.
For hollidays, 499 000 pounds every year including plane and helicopeter flights.
Tha fashion, 125 000 pounds in clothes every year.
The stuff, 868 000 pounds including security and drivers.
The lifestyle, 39 000 for wine, 40 000 pounds for horse ridding and 3.2 million pounds for year in cash.

But she doesn`t drink anymore or ride horses !!

The judge disagree and the 17th March of this year, she was awarded 23.7 million pounds (currently about 47 million dollars) in her divorce.

"I'm so glad it's over," said Mills, "and it was an incredible result, in the end, to secure my and my daughter's future, and that of all the charities that I obviously plan on helping."

Jajaja , my goodness!!!

BBC NEWS PODCAST REPORT (4)

ANTARTIC ICE SHELF BREAK-UP

LOOK AT THE VIDEO

This is latest crack in Antartic! Since few weeks ago, part of the ice shelf in this place have been disintegrating, and will soon crumble.

The same happened with six ice shelves in the same part of the continent that have already been lost.

Professor Vaughan had predicted in 1993 that the northern part of the Wilkins Ice Shelf would be lost in 30 years if climate warming continued. Unfortunately, we are realizing that it is happening more quickly than he expected. The climate warming have had an important impact in the region.

I think we have to reconsider what are we doing to avoid that climate warming continue, because it is affecting the environment and I think that government and us should take some steps.

For example:
to use efficient lights,
to increase the use of solar energy,
to decrease the gas of greenhouse emission.

And if we made them, certainly, we were helping to take care of our wonderful world.

BBC NEWS PODCAST REPORT (3)

HUBBLE SITE : TONIGHT'S SKY , HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MARCH 2008 SKY

http://hubblesite.org/explore_astronomy/tonights_sky/

Did you know that the largest stars have the shortest life span (still billions of years)? More massive stars burn hotter and faster than their smaller counterparts (like the Sun).

Or that stars twinkle when we see them from the Earth's surface because we are viewing them through thick layers of turbulent (moving) air in the Earth's atmosphere?

Stars (except for the Sun) appear as tiny dots in the sky; as their light travels through the many layers of the Earth's atmosphere, the light of the star is refracted many times and in random

directions (light is bent when it hits a change in density - like a pocket of cold air or hot air). This random refraction results in the star winking out (it looks as though the star moves a bit, and our eye interprets this as twinkling).

The universe is amazing! And this is an interesting site!! You can see, for example:

the March constellations (Gemini and Cancer),

March deep sky objects ("The cloudy star"),

March planets (Saturn, that is the only "star" that doesn`t twinkle),

and March events (The Equinox).