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Palomas - Pigeons - Colombidi - Tauben @ Rosario - Argentina
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The Eared Dove, Zenaida auriculata, is a New World tropical dove. It is a resident breeder throughout South America from Colombia to southern Argentina and Chile, and on the offshore islands from the Grenadines southwards. It may be a relatively recent colonist of Tobago and Trinidad. It appears to be partially migratory, but details are little known, although migration may be driven by food supplies. The Eared Dove is common to abundant in savannahs and other open areas, including cultivation, and it readily adapts to human habitation, being seen on wires and telephone posts near towns in Trinidad and Venezuela, almost in all public spaces of large urban areas such as Bogotá, Colombia and feeding near beach resorts in Tobago. Eared Doves feed mainly on seed taken from the ground, but will take other items such as soaked bread. They can be agricultural pests. This is a gregarious bird when not feeding, and forms flocks especially at migration time or at communal roosts. Its flight is high, fast and direct, with the regular beats and an occasional sharp flick of the wings which are characteristic of pigeons in general. It also has a breeding display with a steep climb and semi-circular glide down to its original perch. It builds a small stick nest several meters up in a tree[2] and lays two white eggs. These hatch in 12–14 days with another 9 days to fledging. There appears to be no fixed breeding season in most of their range, and provided with plentiful food and habitat birds will breed almost continuously.


Ganymede & Callisto
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Ganymede was first discovered by Galileo in 1610, making it one of the Galilean Satellites. Of the 60 moons it is the 7th closest to Jupiter, with a standoff distance of 670,900 km. It is the largest moon in the solar system, much larger than the Earth's moon, with a diameter that is about the distance across the United States, of 5262 km (3270 miles). Ganymede is named after Jupiter's favorite cup bearer, from Greek/Roman mythology. Ganymede is one of the Icy Satellites, meaning that it is mostly made of ice. Its main characteristic is the grooved terrain on its cratered surface. The Galileo spacecraft made an amazing discovery-- this moon, which is larger than the planet Mercury, generates its own magnetosphere, one that is bigger than Mercury’s magnetosphere. Ganymede also has a very thin atmosphere. Callisto was first discovered by Galileo in 1610, making it one of the Galilean Satellites. Of the 60 moons it is the 8th closest to Jupiter, with a standoff distance of 1,070,000 km. It is the 2nd largest moon and is larger than the Earth's moon, with a diameter of 4800 km (2983 miles). Callisto is named after one of Jupiter's many lovers from Greek mythology. Read the myth by using the link below. Callisto's main characteristic is its completely cratered and ancient surface. It is considered one of the Icy Moons because it is mostly made of ice. The Galileo mission discovered that Callisto had a very thin atmosphere.


Centaurus A - NGC 5128
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Centaurus A (also known as NGC 5128) is a lenticular galaxy about 14 million light-years away in the constellation Centaurus. It is one of the closest radio galaxies to Earth, so its active galactic nucleus has been extensively studied by professional astronomers.[3] The galaxy is also the fifth brightest in the sky,[3] making it an ideal amateur astronomy target,[4] although the galaxy is only visible from low northern latitudes and the southern hemisphere. A relativistic jet which extracts energy from the vicinity of what is believed to be a supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy is responsible for emissions in the X-ray and radio wavelengths. By taking radio observations of the jet separated by a decade, astronomers have determined that the inner parts of the jet are moving at about one half of the speed of light. X-rays are produced farther out as the jet collides with surrounding gases resulting in the creation of highly energetic particles. As observed in other starburst galaxies, a collision is responsible for the intense burst of star formation. Using the Spitzer Space Telescope scientists confirm that Centaurus A is going through a galaxy collision by devouring a spiral galaxy.


M42
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Deep-Sky Object Properties Name: Orion Nebula Catalog number: M42 Type: Cluster with nebulosity Classification: E+R Equatorial coordinates: RA: 05h 35m 41.5s, Dec: -05° 22' 43 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 356° 04' 10, Alt: +62° 22' 29 Galactic coordinates: Lon: 208° 43' 45, Lat: -20° 03' 24 Constellation: Orion Hour angle: 00h 07m 19.1s Magnitude: 4.0 Angular size: 90' x 60' Number of stars: Mag of brightest star: Description: !!!; Theta Orionis and the great nebula M42 Notes: Trapezium* 6.7-7.7m; >50 var* invl; M 43 to NE Rise: 18:48 Transit: 01:05 Set: 07:18 Location name: Argentina, Rosario Location coordinates: Lon: 060° 39' 59 W, Lat: 32° 57' 04 S Local time: 15/12/2007 01:11:53 Universal time: 15/12/2007 04:11:53 Julian date: 2454449.674919


Sirius - Alpha Canis Majoris
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Star Properties Name: Sirius Bayer letter: Alpha Canis Majoris Flamsteed number: 9 Canis Majoris Catalog number: SKYMAP 6450045 Equatorial coordinates: RA: 06h 45m 31.2s, Dec: -16° 43' 24 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 100° 57' 21, Alt: +14° 10' 00 Galactic coordinates: Lon: 226° 56' 58, Lat: -09° 28' 34 Constellation: Canis Major Hour angle: 18h 25m 12.7s Magnitude: -1.44 B-V color index: 0.009 MK spectral type: A1Vm 1-D spectral type: A0 Surface temperature: 10800 K Parallax: 0.37922 Distance: 8.60 ly Proper motion: RA: -0.03801s/yr, Dec: -1.2231/yr Rise: 21:01 Transit: 03:49 Set: 10:32 Location name: Argentina, Rosario Location coordinates: Lon: 060° 39' 59 W, Lat: 32° 57' 04 S Local time: 21/11/2007 22:10:47 Universal time: 22/11/2007 01:10:47 Julian date: 2454426.549155


Rigel - Beta Orionis
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Star Properties Name: Rigel Bayer letter: Beta Orionis Flamsteed number: 19 Orionis Catalog number: SKYMAP 5140095 Equatorial coordinates: RA: 05h 14m 56.7s, Dec: -08° 11' 22 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 080° 20' 59, Alt: +29° 11' 14 Galactic coordinates: Lon: 208° 59' 07, Lat: -25° 55' 05 Constellation: Orion Hour angle: 19h 58m 22.6s Magnitude: 0.28 B-V color index: 0.023 MK spectral type: B8Ia: 1-D spectral type: B8p Surface temperature: 13400 K Parallax: 0.00422 Distance: 773 ly Proper motion: RA: 0.00013s/yr, Dec: -0.0006/yr Rise: 19:54 Transit: 02:18 Set: 08:39 Location name: Argentina, Rosario Location coordinates: Lon: 060° 39' 59 W, Lat: 32° 57' 04 S Local time: 21/11/2007 22:13:22 Universal time: 22/11/2007 01:13:22 Julian date: 2454426.550949


Canopus - Alpha Carinae
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Star Properties Name: Canopus Bayer letter: Alpha Carinae Flamsteed number: Catalog number: SKYMAP 6230224 Equatorial coordinates: RA: 06h 24m 09.6s, Dec: -52° 41' 42 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 137° 44' 54, Alt: +25° 39' 48 Galactic coordinates: Lon: 261° 10' 22, Lat: -25° 33' 33 Constellation: Carina Hour angle: 18h 00m 11.7s Magnitude: -0.63 B-V color index: 0.173 MK spectral type: F0II 1-D spectral type: F0 Surface temperature: 7240 K Parallax: 0.01043 Distance: 313 ly Proper motion: RA: 0.00220s/yr, Dec: 0.0237/yr Rise: 17:32 Transit: 03:27 Set: 13:19 Location name: Argentina, Rosario Location coordinates: Lon: 060° 39' 59 W, Lat: 32° 57' 04 S Local time: 21/11/2007 21:24:32 Universal time: 22/11/2007 00:24:32 Julian date: 2454426.517037


Saturn
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at 392X with a Meade ETX125PE Eyepiece SP 9.7mm+2x Barlow w/45° Erecting Prism / DSI Name: Saturn Equatorial coordinates: RA: 10h 17m 23.3s, Dec: +12° 33' 16 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 341° 27' 51, Alt: +42° 36' 23 Ecliptic coordinates: Lon: 151° 40' 48, Lat: +01° 47' 47 Constellation: Leo Hour angle: 00h 55m 28.7s Magnitude: 0.5 Angular diameter: 18.54 Elongation: 108.7° Phase angle: 5.9° Illuminated fraction: 99.7% Distance from the Sun: 9.2989 AU Distance from the Earth: 8.9265 AU Sun-planet light time: 1h 17m 20s Planet-Earth light time: 1h 14m 14s Rise: 15:09 Transit: 20:35 Set: 02:05 Location name: Argentina, Rosario Location coordinates: Lon: 060° 39' 59 W, Lat: 32° 57' 04 S Local time: 02/05/2008 21:30:23 Universal time: 03/05/2008 00:30:23 Julian date: 2454589.521100


Jupiter
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at 196X with a Meade ETX125PE Eyepiece SP 9.7mm w/45° Erecting Prism / DSI Name: Jupiter Equatorial coordinates: RA: 19h 36m 23.1s, Dec: -21° 37' 31 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 103° 36' 01, Alt: +19° 37' 28 Ecliptic coordinates: Lon: 292° 18' 16, Lat: -00° 02' 02 Constellation: Sagittarius Hour angle: 18h 39m 58.9s Magnitude: -2.4 Angular diameter: 41.37 Elongation: 110.8° Phase angle: 10.4° Illuminated fraction: 99.2% Distance from the Sun: 5.2027 AU Distance from the Earth: 4.7588 AU Sun-planet light time: 43m 16s Planet-Earth light time: 39m 35s Rise: 22:50 Transit: 05:53 Set: 12:51 Location name: Argentina, Rosario Location coordinates: Lon: 060° 39' 59 W, Lat: 32° 57' 04 S Local time: 03/05/2008 00:33:23 Universal time: 03/05/2008 03:33:23 Julian date: 2454589.648183


M 41
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Deep-Sky Object Properties Name: Catalog number: M41 Type: Open cluster Classification: II 3 m Equatorial coordinates: RA: 06h 46m 20.5s, Dec: -20° 45' 32 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 056° 19' 44, Alt: +78° 34' 49 Galactic coordinates: Lon: 230° 44' 53, Lat: -11° 00' 32 Constellation: Canis Major Hour angle: 23h 19m 24.1s Magnitude: 4.5 Angular size: 38' Number of stars: 80 Mag of brightest star: 6.9 Description: Cl; vL; B; lC; st 8... Notes: 150 members to 13 mag; orange * near center Rise: 19:44 Transit: 02:32 Set: 09:16 Location name: Argentina, Resistencia Location coordinates: Lon: 058° 59' 00 W, Lat: 27° 27' 00 S Local time: 09/12/2007 01:01:26 Universal time: 09/12/2007 04:01:26 Julian date: 2454443.702384


NGC 2070
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Deep-Sky Object Properties Name: Tarantula Nebula Catalog number: NGC 2070 Type: Cluster with nebulosity in the LMC Classification: E Equatorial coordinates: RA: 05h 38m 32.8s, Dec: -69° 05' 45 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 183° 37' 52, Alt: +48° 09' 45 Galactic coordinates: Lon: 279° 33' 21, Lat: -31° 44' 10 Constellation: Dorado Hour angle: 00h 27m 11.8s Magnitude: 8.3 Angular size: 20' Number of stars: Mag of brightest star: Description: !!! vB; vL; looped Notes: 30 Dor cluster in LMC Rise: Transit: 01:24 Set: Location name: Argentina, Resistencia Location coordinates: Lon: 058° 59' 00 W, Lat: 27° 27' 00 S Local time: 09/12/2007 01:01:26 Universal time: 09/12/2007 04:01:26 Julian date: 2454443.702384


Neptuno
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Neptuno es el octavo planeta del Sistema Solar. Forma parte de los denominados planetas exteriores o gigantes gaseosos, y es el primero que fue descubierto gracias a predicciones matemáticas. Su nombre proviene del dios romano Neptuno, el dios del mar. Tras el descubrimiento de Urano, se observó que las órbitas de Urano, Saturno y Júpiter no se comportaban tal como predecían las leyes de Kepler y de Newton. Adams y Le Verrier, de forma independiente, calcularon la posición de otro planeta, Neptuno, que encontró Galle, el 23 de septiembre de 1846, a menos de un grado de la posición calculada por Adams y Le Verrier. Más tarde, se advirtió que Galileo ya había observado Neptuno en 1611, pero lo había tomado por una estrella. Neptuno es un planeta dinámico, con manchas que recuerdan las tempestades de Júpiter. La más grande, la Gran Mancha Oscura, tenía un tamaño similar al de la Tierra, pero en 1994 desapareció y se ha formado otra. Los vientos más fuertes de cualquier planeta del Sistema Solar son los de Neptuno.


NGC 2070
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Deep-Sky Object Properties Name: Tarantula Nebula Catalog number: NGC 2070 Type: Cluster with nebulosity in the LMC Classification: E Equatorial coordinates: RA: 05h 38m 32.8s, Dec: -69° 05' 45 Horizontal coordinates: Azi: 180° 28' 49, Alt: +53° 51' 09 Galactic coordinates: Lon: 279° 33' 21, Lat: -31° 44' 10 Constellation: Dorado Hour angle: 00h 03m 10.6s Magnitude: 8.3 Angular size: 20' Number of stars: Mag of brightest star: Description: !!! vB; vL; looped Notes: 30 Dor cluster in LMC Rise: Transit: 01:07 Set: Location name: Argentina, Rosario Location coordinates: Lon: 060° 39' 59 W, Lat: 32° 57' 04 S Local time: 15/12/2007 01:10:36 Universal time: 15/12/2007 04:10:36 Julian date: 2454449.674028


NGC 104
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47 Tucanae (NGC 104) or just 47 Tuc is a globular cluster located in the constellation Tucana. It is about 13,400 light years away from Earth, and 120 light years across. It can be seen with the naked eye, and it is bright enough to earn a Flamsteed designation with a visual magnitude of 4.0. It is one of only a small number of features in the southern sky with such a designation. 47 Tucanae was discovered by Nicolas Louis de Lacaille in 1751, its southern location having hidden it from European observers until then. The cluster appears roughly the size of the full moon in the sky under ideal conditions. It is the second brightest globular cluster in the sky (after Omega Centauri), and is noted for having a very bright and dense core. It has 22 known millisecond pulsars, and at least 21 blue stragglers near the core.[3] 47 Tucanae is included in Sir Patrick Moore's Caldwell catalogue as C106.


NGC 2070
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The Tarantula Nebula has an apparent magnitude of 8. Considering its distance of about 160,000 light years, this is an extremely luminous object. Its luminosity is so bright that if it were as close to Earth as the Orion Nebula, the Taurantula Nebula would cast shadows. In fact, it is the most active starburst region known in the Local Group of galaxies. The nebula resides on the leading edge of the LMC, where ram pressure stripping, and the compression of the interstellar medium likely resulting from this, is at a maximum. At its core lies the extremely compact cluster of stars - R136a - that produces most of the energy that makes the nebula visible. The closest supernova since the invention of the telescope, Supernova 1987A, occurred in the outskirts of the Tarantula Nebula.


My DELL XPS M1330, broken after 4 months of use :( .... choose another brand - Warranty? some parts are not available in some countries, soo ... March 29, 2008: almost 2 months after it failed, and still no news from D(h)ell ...
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MORE problems at www.larrylim.net/seo-online-marketing/was-it-worth-the-up... Good for some magazines who tested it surely for a couple of days ...... despues de muchisimo esperar, mas de 50 mails, muchisimas llamadas telefonicas, quejas en todo tipo de foros, bla bla bla bla ... llego. Si es un buen equipo o no, esta por verse. Los reviews le dan los mejores puntajes (al equipo), en cuanto a la atencion al cliente de Dell, no digo mucho mas de lo que se puede leer en el mismisimo blog de Dell. En lo referente al mercadeo de la XPS M1330 y sus dmoras en las entregas, cancelaciones, ect., etc., etc., fueron un desastre.


Algunos gobernantes y sus obras de gobierno ...
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Algunos fueron elegidos, otros no, algunos tienen adeptos hasta el dia de hoy, otros no, algunos fueron abiertamente criminales, otros fueorn mas sutiles, otros fueron simplemente ineptos y se dejarorn manejar. Lo que si tienen en comun es que dividieron a su pueblo y en todos los casos buscaron chivos expiatorios, intelectuales, campesinos, comerciantes, gente comun, lo primero que tuvieran a mano .... estamos repitiendo la vieja historia? NOTA: creeria que ninguno de los que se muestran es comparable entre si, todos hicieron (o hacen) merito propio.


Por fin llego !!
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despues de muchisimo esperar, mas de 50 mails, muchisimas llamadas telefonicas, quejas en todo tipo de foros, bla bla bla bla ... llego. Si es un buen equipo o no, esta por verse. Los reviews le dan los mejores puntajes (al equipo), en cuanto a la atencion al cliente de Dell, no digo mucho mas de lo que se puede leer en el mismisimo blog de Dell. En lo referente al mercadeo de la XPS M1330 y sus dmoras en las entregas, cancelaciones, ect., etc., etc., fueron un desastre.


Water Cooling - Enfriado por agua - Piensenlo 2 veces !! Think it twice !!
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El agua y los electronicos no son buenos amigos, si les gusta el agua, compren una pecera, pero no la pongan dentro de su PC !! Water and electronics are not good friends, if you like water, buy a fishtank, but DO NOT put it into you PC !! Gracias a Chuki/Ale (aka idalo, divo, salvador, etc., etc.) por salvarme por 89a vez ! Thanks to Chuki/Ale (aka idalo, divo, salvador, etc., etc.) to save me for 89th time !


Nuevo juguete - GPS-CS1KA - Unidad GPS para geolocalizacion de fotos
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esta porqueria guarda un mes, mas o menos, de informacion de geolocalizacion que obtiene de 10 satelites GPS's, despues cuando uno carga las fotos a la PC, sincroniza la info de las fotos con la del GPS y ubica las fotos en el exacto lugar donde fueron tomadas, con un error relativo de unos pocos metros, asi cuando viajo no tengo que estar pensando donde saque tal o cual foto.