Hi dear friends!

First I want to thank you a lot for your continuos support!

I´m very happy with yours comments, they give me an idea of how the world can see my world Your comments make me better, makes me think, I love to share my photos because I can feel the connection with the person that leaves me the comment.. It´s wonderful

With many of you I have a continuos feedback in all of our works, it´s amazing... I like that.. so, in this post of my journal.. just I told you that I´m happy that you are a part of me.. in this little digital world.. and me, a part of you...

Hugs for all of my friends!

You! My Friends in no special order:



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Last Notes....

Please visit all my gallery, I have many photos that I like too much and maybe are older but not for that are uglys And I like if you tell me what do you think about these shots

If you want to see my other big collection of photos (not the very best heheh, about 3000 photos or more) or stuff and laugh a little please enter at my MSN LIVE SPACE [link]

If you want to see my Video Collection and laugh more please enter at YOUTUBE [link]

If you can spend 10 seconds of your life, you can give a child one cup of food everyday free, please click [link] "The Hunger Site", we can help!

And, if you want to contribute with many excellent project around the globe, specially about Science and Medicine, joing BOINC (Open-source software for volunteer computing and grid computing) Its sound difficult to use or joing but not, YOU only need to download an Application and Joing the project that you want, then, the time that your computer is ON, you are helping to the project you joined Its very easy!

BOINC is supported by the National Science Foundation

BOINC [link]

The projects I am in for now are SETI@HOME [link] for the Research of Extraterrestrial Intelligence, using data comming from the Big Raditelescope Arrays in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, [link] and LHCA@HOME [link] The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is a particle accelerator which is being built at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, the world's largest particle physics laboratory.