I’ve been invited, though I don’t know if I will go. Does not sell their farms, they buy more. All the guests, except Andrea arrived early. He did, though reluctantly. Remarks: 1.2.1. There are cases in which the use of this comma is facultativo; There are also occasions in which should not be used comma and sometimes that is not used for stylistic reasons. Let’s see some examples that it is preferable not to use the coma:no is black but grey.

It is not nice but funny. It is ugly but friendly. A confusing but interesting situation was then presented. The truth is not another but that. They were rustic but useful wood pieces. The water failed but lift it a little only. Ernesto did not only speak of righteous. That is not clarified only after the middle ages. Learn more at this site: LEGO Papert Professor.

About the distance that separates us from the stars, certain but not gave an answer until the dawn of the industrial era. 1.2.2. The conjunction although it has two functions: a. coordinating conjunction pronombres (when equals but). Example: I have been invited, though I don’t know if I will go. b. conjunction syntactic invalidating (when equals a regret that). Example: Go to the cinema, even if it rains. In this case supports Hyperbaton: even if it rains, will go to the cinema. 1.2.3. Some adversative conjunctions function as ilativos and are scored differently. 1.3 Conjunctions consecutive comma is used before some consecutive conjunctions: so, so, so, in a way that. Examples: Too late, so hurry. It is the time, so let’s go. Everything is fine, so don’t worry. You can also use is semicolon before these conjunctions, especially if the propositions are long. Remark: 1.3.1. Other consecutive conjunctions function as ilativos and require a special score (see the rating of the ilativos). Original author and source of the article.

When the differentiation process has been conducted and continues with the integration, it has as a result holistic education. In which the educator plays a central role to make everything that previously explain. There is a code of ethics of the educators holistas fulfilling each one of it in the set, significant integral education will be present at the same time. This code of ethics is summarized in fifteen principles which the creator Dr. Ramon Gallegos, believes will be the the conduct of the educator guide so that it can move along the path of developing your spiritual intelligence, and reach the wisdom to be able to discern all the elements involved in the holistic education and can integrate them, always within a spiritual context, and with universal love, essence of every human being.

Code of ethics for educators holistas moral development: culture of peace. Zero negativity responsibility Universal dialogue holistic sustainability Global attitude of service Universal Love Social Justice comprehensive policy. Lifelong learning Postconventional ethical constant patience. Conclusions after integrating in this way all the features and aspects of holistic education, I must admit that it gives me a deep sense of responsibility towards the performance of this work, and even though today I’m not as such, it is important to know that I can apply it to any role that play, I am nevertheless quite pleased to have my messes open to accept this vision and educational philosophy and more even in life, awakens in my the deepest desire to work hard to get to be in levels more senior of consciousness, I recognize that I need some way to go to become a spiritual person, but know that I possess their own to shine light and only I am responsible for my internal state comforting me, since to the extent that proposes it to me I will give step small or fast to attain enlightenment.

If they invest and keep their businesses up and running it is because they do not have too many alternatives before the difficulties encountered to remove their resources abroad. The result of this estatizador process is a State which will go running out at one ever increasing rate the country’s non-renewable resources and to display disabled as to generate wealth and to manage the large number of enterprises under its control. The first consequences of this policy of control over the economy are already in sight. Commodity prices are still flying and scarcity reaches extreme situations. An example of this provided by a Venezuelan citizen, Francisco Quintero who told her in a shop in the Government that sells articles of first necessity subsidized for poor people, to The Miami Herald: today there is no nor milk, beans, chicken, meat, butter or cooking oil. Edgar Salas, leader of a pharmaceutical Guild in Caracas, also said: around a quarter of the products that you normally find in a pharmacy because they are not in existence. The apparent inability of Chavez to assure the population the supply of basic goods and services does foresee that situation bordering the collapse to measure added to State control, greater amount of goods and services. For other opinions and approaches, find out what CBRE has to say.

The economic scenario in Venezuela is increasingly darker. How to add one complication to the problems of the economy, social unrest is on the rise and the protests multiply while from the Government is made every effort to silence the press. There is no doubt that Chavez is stubborn with implanting a socialist model while it is doomed to failure before they see the light completely. Vargas Llosa recently synthesized in one sentence the obstinacy of Chavez: (Chavez insists) while history showed us that dictatorships were more inefficient than mediocre democracies. Yet Chavez not culminated his work and already we begin to imagine its end.

Thought as a form of reality Teodulo Lopez Melendez I the world seems a diagnosed patient which are not offered little hope. From the global or regional organization of States until the water problem, since social diseases until the problem of refugees, everywhere the calamities and mismatches are listed. The recurring complaint about the depletion of the UN or the ineffectiveness of the OAS are answered with offers of change that fail to materialize. These so called international agencies, given that are nothing other than intergovernmental, suffer from the heartbeat of its members in search of oxygen. However, in this period of transition from old forms still blurry forms, intergovernmental agencies fulfilled an essential function as it is the of trying to coordinate efforts on this patient called planet. During the Millennium Summit held in New York in September 2000, the 189 UN Member States adopted the Millennium Declaration.

This document contained a set of goals and key objectives, some of which were later redefined in a projection of labour embodied in the Millennium Declaration. The eight goals set are well known: eradication of extreme poverty and hunger, universal access to primary education, promoting the gender equality, reducing child mortality, improving maternal health, combating HIV/AIDS and other diseases, ensure environmental sustainability and develop global partnerships. On each of these goals have been drawn up extensive analysis documents and pointed out faults in their implementation, as well as measurements necessarily diverse on the progress achieved. Personalities and institutions or NGOs have influenced pointing particularities as the inequality in the distribution of wealth rather than missing her definitions on exclusion, mentions about the feminization of poverty, military spending, access to education, child labour, the right to health, this is an enrichment of concepts about human rights that are they extend from civil and political to economic, social and cultural. To do so the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have been forced to leave their homes, migrations that challenge the concept of space delimited, the degradation of the environment, joined all of which implies the need for a new partnership still affected by ineffective practices, the implementation of new and bold methods allowing to evenly balance the reduction of poverty, famine and extensive use of communication technology in the battle. .

The big business of health in USA 10 September 2009 from the ridiculous idea that we want to impose death courts (responsible for deciding who can and who can not be treated), the false idea that this reform is intended to give health insurance to illegal immigrants, and to the notion more vast of a Government on the health system controlObama by listing false versions about his project of reform of the health system. For both U.S. citizens and to the Government, the reform in the health care system is not one minor issue and is why are are living days of intense debates where President Barack Obama struggles with all his strength to make his project approved by the Congress. So far, USA.UU. does not have a system of universal coverage, so citizens must ensure medical coverage that many get through their employers while others subscribe to private health insurance.

Obama put a lot at stake with the reform of the health system and though since some sectors are consider that it is a risk that should not be taken, the importance of health in American GDP and fiscal consequences merit the risk. The President knows that the health system will become increasingly unsustainable in the future. According to a report of the year 2006 of the United Nations program for development, Americans spend on health around 15% of GDP. Popular resistance to reform is strong by habitual distrust that the United States has half that involves government interference. Although still has not submitted the comprehensive project, the first U.S. President has given to meet certain guidelines of the same as in principle which raises is to give the option to Americans go to insurance offered by the State that competes with private insurers. The speech yesterday Barack Obama compared the U.S. Congress was described by many as transcendental.