Hello!!! This time I am writing about Terram's website :D

I'm a student of Public Administration and I'm personally interested on the Public Policies about Environment and Sustainable Development, so one of my favorite career related website is Terram. This website belongs to Terram Foundation, which is a civil organization and makes  proposition of sustainable development. I think Terram's website is great!

It has information about the organization. It also has a lot of sections with different information: press release, opinion newspapers, Terram publications and seminar, links of the other sites of interesting and a photography database. All this contents is downloadable.

I always visit the site when I need do an investigation for the university about Political Science or Public Policies. Also I often visit Terram's website to keep up-to-date on this topic. I like to red the news everyday.

I like this website because I always find useful information. I love the site's interface, because it is very organized and easy to use.

Hi! Today... some place of the world..

I would like to visit Kioto. It's an important city of Japan, located in the centre of Honshu's island.

I want to visit Kioto because it used to be the capital of Japan and it was the only city that wasn't invaded during the Second World War. So this place has an historical importance and a magnificent cultural and architectural patrimony.

My boyfriend would be my partner in this travel, because he dreams about knowing Japan. So it would be the perfect opportunity for us to go together.

I believe that we would to travel when both of us have finished our university studies, so we would work and save enough money, because we will need a lot of money for a place to stay and food.

I want to know many temples and palaces of the locality, I want to go to some places where they have made some movies of samurais. Also I would like to visit the museum and I would buy a kimono.

Hi!!!!!! Today you will know to Sashiko!

I like all of my pieces of techonology, because they help me in my daily studies and enterteinment... but my favourite piece is my notebook!

I love my notebook, I even gave it a name... I called it Sashiko. I got it when I finished high school in 2009, It was a gift from my father.

I use Sashiko for many activities. If I want to entertain me... I listen to music and radio, I watch videos, tv series, japanese animation and videoconferences, I reed manga (I don't buy the paper version becasuse it's very expensive), I surf the internet and downland many things and finally I sing karaoke!

Also if I want/need to study... I use all the tools of Microsoft Office (principally Word, Power Point and Excel) to do task and homeworks... In general it is simple to use although there are tools that I don't know how to handle....

I also use the webcam to connect me whit my boyfriend, friends and university classmates on Skype.

I like Sashiko because it allows me to do all the activities that I mentioned and it helps me during my universities studies. Although that notebook's batery is dead, I keep using it everyday. Life whithout Sashiko would be difficult and I would feel lonely!

Hello! Today I'm going to write about Ana Tijoux

Ana is a French-Chilean musician. She was born in French on 1977 (she has an autobiographical song called 1977) then traveled to Chile in 1983, and began her musical work in 1997 together whit her band Makiza, and then in 2007 she started her single career as hip hop composer and singer. Nevertheless, she often works with known musicians in live presentations, such as Andrés Celis in the keyboard, Dj Dacel in tornamesa, Max Reyes as drummer and Miguel Barriga in the bass guitar.

I like this singer because she makes urban music and tries to create messages for society. She reflects reality through of her music because every song speaks about problems or situations that are part of everyday life.

My favorite song is Shock. I like it because the lyrics criticize society and economic model. This protest song's musical video is focused in education, showing images of the protests of 2011 in Chile.