Saturday, July 11, 2009

Playing Volleyballfallen Arches

TOP 8: Celebrity Deaths

become a major part in our lives. The penetration of different mass media reaches turning strangers into our lives, usually with some extraordinary talent, the real idols and role models.

Sometimes these idols die suddenly, and although you can not compare to the pain of losing someone real, if they affect our psyche and our plans, especially.
then eight more sudden deaths that hit me personally.


1. MICHAEL JACKSON (1958-2009)
This hurt not only because I had tickets to see him in concert in a month but why was my favorite singer in all parts of the eighties and nineties. I think I saw Moonwalker movie like 120 times easier. Ironically, the impressive series of concerts to mark his triumphant return to the stage, to which I contributed, was the straw that broke the glass in his tragic death, whether he committed suicide by the pressure, I have killed for money or have died accidentally while trying to get high as possible to stay in shape.
2. CHRIS BENOIT (1967-2007)
The "Override" (osease, who becomes disabled persons) was until the day of his death model for any aspiring wrestler. After graduating successfully in the three toughest schools in the world wrestling (Calgary, Tokyo and Mexico), Benoit finally win the WWE to become the best exponent of the art of wrestling. But everything changed suddenly one day in 2007 that Benoit did not work. The Canadian wrestler had committed suicide after murdering his wife suddenly and son ...


3. PACO STANLEY (1942-1999)
Ahh, that was fun programs Paco, idiots and repetitive but fun. Stanley was a very popular Mexican television conductor in the nineties until one day he was gunned down leaving a restaurant hours after recording their program. Apparently his debts to the drug there were too many for what some of the Gulf cartel, or somewhere, decided to set a precedent for future defaulters. Several of his associates were accused of collaborating with crime, including the nice Mayito Mayonnaise, Paco who was rumored his wife was pregnant. Surprisingly for the Mexican justice system, this case was never solved.


4. CARL SAGAN (1934-1996)
The "superstar science" earned this nickname by becoming the spokesman for excellence in the dissemination of science and the struggle against pseudoscience in the eighties. The worldwide success of their insusitado series s Cosmo well as her appearances in the Tonight Sho w with Johnny Carson made him a celebrity. Interestingly during the time that Sagan died I was reading one book, Billions and Billions , which let me dial ...


5. EDDIE GUERRERO (1967-2005)
The death of the first Mexican to win the WWE Championship surprised us. Eddie Guerrero was the first case of a fighter who died prematurely at the peak of his career due to a life of excess, from alcohol and drugs to steroids.
6. Luis Donaldo Colosio (1950-1994)
1994 was a watershed year in contemporary history of Mexico. Carlos Salinas de Gortari, President of Mexico from 1988 to 1994, had said that with the advent of the Free Trade in North America, which came into force this fateful year, our country would be practically the first world. Unfortunately, the January 1st appearance the famous Zapatista Army reminded us that most Mexicans still live in poverty and on March 23 shooting death of presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio official, allegedly by rebel in a speech to Salinas, we confirmed that Mexico was in the hands of a mob, which will never stop someone who is against their interests come to power, thus significantly undermining the aspirations of our nation to overcome.

7. HEATH LEDGER (1978-2008)
My first thought when I learned of the untimely death of this Australian actor was "Chin," will be over Dark Knight? ", Then find out that I had, so then I thought "Chin, hopefully not to remove the advertising macabre Joker" and created that did not.


8. JIM HENSON (1936-1990)
The death of the famous creator of The Muppets, Fraggle Rock and acclaimed Labyrinth I was the first memory I have an artist who admired (I was only 9 years). A underserved pneumonia was what finally ended the life of Henson.

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Why Is Coliform In My Urine

NECAXA: End of an era

And were the eleven brothers,
Once kings on the court ...

NECAXA PHASE 3: 1982-2009

Net Cream and fans of the Mexico football fans have received very sad news. After a series of dismal tournament, the Rays have dropped ominously Necaxa in the Mexican First Division Soccer. While it is known that our team never had masses and masses of fans who packed stadiums, Necaxa, in its heyday, always gave us great satisfaction to the lucky few that we supported. There is no better feeling than winning a final at Chivas de Guadalajara in their Estadio Jalisco and silence to 99% of the participants, while the select 1% savoring celebrated wildly happy tears rival, without fear of being lynched by the mostly thanks to the protection of private security. Well, I must admit that in a semifinal against the Pumas if I had apañón by more than ten gang cowards, but this experience just impregnated me stronger colors Necaxa.




Necaxa
The story can be summarized briefly in three stages:

PHASE 1: 1923-1943
Necaxa closely followed by Atlante, is the most popular team in Mexico and the first "great champion" winning four championships in the decade of the thirties. The spectacular and perfect accompaniment to your creditors to make them members nicknamed "The Eleven Brothers." Necaxa The crowd was wild at this time and on one occasion after losing unfairly against Asturias fans completely burned Asturias Park, which was made of wood. Unfortunately our team away when the football goes professional league, and that the ideals of this Necaxa were always linked the values \u200b\u200bof amateur sport, "Necaxa born amateur, amateur and die."
FIGURES: "Pipiolo" Estrada, "Pichojos" Perez, Horacio Casarin, Hilario "Moco" Lopez

FA SE 2: 1950-1971 With
Electrical Workers' Union support the Necaxa does not so triumphant return in the decade of the fifties. It was not until the sixties that luck change and Electricians win the Cup twice in Mexico. Undoubtedly the pinnacle of this phase is when Necaxa Santos of Brazil beats all and King Pelé in 1960. Unfortunately Necaxa is sold to some English in 1971 and renamed the team as Atletico English.
FIGURES: Horacio Casarin, Tulio Quiñones, Julio María Palleiro.


Phase 3: 1982-2009
Necaxa Rays of return but their love was not there. After a rough start of the decade, the Rays slowly begin to consolidate and become the teams to beat. By the late nineties Necaxa and is known as "the team of the decade with three championships, two second places and a CONCACAF championship which gives the ticket to the first world club championship in 2000. In this event the Rays make history by drawing with Manchester United and then beat Real Madrid to take third place in the tournament, something no other Mexican team has managed to do. In 2003 emigrated to Aguascalientes where it starts slowly debacle.
FIGURES: Alex Aguinaga, Ricardo Pelaez, Ivo Basay, "Mouse" Zarate, Alberto Garcia Aspe, Luis Hernandez, Nacho Ambriz, Agustin Delgado.


PHASE 4:?? Interestingly
different historical phases of Necaxa have more or less a standard, two decades of success followed by one into oblivion. Will the decade of the 2020s the golden period following Necaxa? Only time will tell ...