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Así como esta canción, las despedidas tienen sentimientos encontrados. Dejo este blog (y otros que tengo, incluso el teléfono) porque indudablemente todo me recuerda a ella, buenos y malos recuerdos. Ya va a ser una semana desde que hablamos por última vez y yo no seré el primero en caer en la tentación. Dejo esto en espera de algo mejor.
Como dice Benedetti: "sé que soy un idiota al esperarte, pues sé que no vendrás"
Adiós, muy probablemente, adiós para siempre.
Favus distillans labia tus, mel et lac sub lingua tua.
Hablando esta noche de besos.
Son un amor las bugambilias. #love
Florecer. #flower #bernal #queretaro #queretarock #loves_mexico #mochileromx #followme #mextagram #mexigers #igersdf #igersqro #bugambilia
Yo que tengo ojeras de hace mil eternidades, que no consigo soñarte, que no he podido arrojarme a la noche desde que no estás. Yo que sigo queriéndote a centímetros, a tiempo detenido, a te quieros no dichos. Yo que traigo pendiente dos cafés contigo y cada tres horas te extraño. Yo que te pienso más en los días sin viento, que te escribo pensando que me lees. Yo, que te quise, que te quiero y te querré.
ideasviajando (M. Sierra Villanueva)
Hay días que no me quedan letras para ti, ni poesías que dedicarte, ni insomnios que digan tu nombre. Hay días que te olvido.
ideasviajando (M. Sierra Villanueva)
Darle la espalda a la vida actual para darle la cara al mundo. #bernal #queretarock #queretaro #followme #igersdf #igersqro #mextagram #mexigers #mochileromx #mexico #loves_mexico #igers_mx #me #selfie #church
Indeed.
Coqueteo. #bugambilia #bernal #queretaro #queretarock #tree #nature #flower #followme #loves_mexico #mochileromx #mextagram #mexigers
Ya sucedió, ella partió.
Está canción describe muy bien nuestros últimos días.
Pensar en tu mirada y en mi olvido dejando el pensamiento dilatado a través de tus ojos, anegado de su mismo vivir con su sentido; después mirar tu olvido que en mí asoma, es entregarme a ti sin más denuedo que la lucha del cuerpo contra el viento, y contigo soñando estar tan quedo como náufrago mar o vano intento: porque ya que pensarte en mí no puedo, dejo olvidado en ti mi pensamiento. Alí Chumacero
De nuevo a caminar sólo :'( #peñadebernal #igersqro #mochileromx #sky #bernal #queretaro #followme #sombrero #nature #picoftheday #instapic
The Chinese Periodic Table: 元素週期表 (Part 1)
In a language like Chinese that doesn’t use an alphabet-based language, naming the elements was not a trivial matter. When chemistry began to flourish in China in the early 1900’s, chemists got together to give each element a systematic name to prevent any ambiguities in communication.
Their first step in naming was to group the elements into four groups based on their physical properties at STP, with each to be represented by a common motif (what we call a 部首/"radical"):
气 (“gas”): Gaseous elements like hydrogen, oxygen, and xenon.
釒/钅 (“gold”): Metallic elements like sodium, copper, and lead (with the exception of mercury).
石 (“stone”): Solid nonmetals and metalloids like carbon, silicon, and iodine.
水/氵(“water”): The two liquid elements mercury and bromine.
After grouping the elements into these four groups, the characters were constructed based on three different methods: native characters, property-based, and pronunciation-based, .
Native characters are used for those elements already known to the ancients, either in pure or mineral form. These characters include gold (金, jīn, gold), carbon (碳, tàn, charcoal), mercury (汞, gǒng), and boron (硼, péng, from 硼砂/borax) among others.
Property-based characters include those for bromine, nitrogen, chlorine, and oxygen. These characters are constructed by adding on a different character to the radicals as mentioned above. For example:
Bromine, known for its awful stench, is composed of the radical portion 氵 and the character 臭 (chòu; ancient pronunciation xiù) meaning “stinky” to create the character 溴 (xiù)
Oxygen, the gas that the vast majority of living beings need to live, is composed of the radical 气 and the character 羊, which is an abbreviated form of 養 (yǎng) meaning “to nourish/raise”, to create the character 氧 (yǎng).
Nitrogen, the primary component of our atmosphere, is composed of 气 and 炎, abbreviated from 淡 (dàn) meaning “dilute”, to create the character 氮 (dàn). (Nitrogen “dilutes” the breathable oxygen in the air.)
Pronunciation-based characters are constructed by adding on a character to the radical that is suggestive of its pronunciation in European languages. The vast majority of the elements, and any new elements that are discovered, are named using this method. For example:
砷 (shēn): arsenic
碘 (diǎn): iodine
鋁 (lǚ): aluminum
鈉 (nà): sodium (Latin: natrium)
鎢 (wū): tungsten (originally named wolfram)
But, as always, nomenclature will always have strange exceptions and variations, and this is no different. The characters in the image shown above are the standard for Taiwan; in a later post, we’ll talk about the standard for Mainland China and Hong Kong/Macau, and the different ways they differ.
Para los químicos que quieren aprender chino.
Paisaje Teotihuacano. #teotihuacan #loves_mexico #mochileromx #edomex #mexico #igersdf #igersoaxaca #igersqro #igerstampico #skyporn #blue #pyramid #mextagram #mexigers #picoftheday #followme
Atardecer en Tequesquitengo. #instapic #picoftheday #followme #igersdf #igerstampico #igersqro #tequesquitengo #morelos #afternoon #sunlight #sun #tree #nature
It’s the birthday of Oskar Klein, who was born in 1894 in Danderyd, Sweden. In 1921 mathematician Theodor Kaluza cast Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity into five dimensions (four space; one time). Kaluza’s extension had the advantage that four-dimensional general relativity and four-dimensional electromagnetism emerged neatly from theory. But what was the meaning of the extra dimension? In 1926 Oskar Klein proposed that the fourth spatial dimension is curled up in a circle of such tiny radius that a particle moving a short distance along the dimension’s axis would return to its origin. The extra dimension would be effectively invisible. Klein’s imaginative idea of compactifying spatial dimensions formed the basis of Kaluza–Klein theory, which unified gravity and electromagnetism, and of later theories, such as M-theory, which requires 11 dimensions.
from Physics Today
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