Javiera Pino

Zaha hadid, was an Anglo-Iraqi architect, was born on October 31, 1950 in Baghdad, and died on March 31, 2016 at the age of 65 due to a heart attack, she was the first woman to win a pritzker prize Architecture was not the only thing she was engaged in, she also served as a teacher at several prestigious universities, designed interior spaces, furniture, prototypes of futuristic cars, collaborations with clothing brands such as Lacoste and the creation of her own clothing brand. Zaha Hadid's works will go down in history for his innovative and revolutionary vision of architecture and his masterful use of the curved line, having several important projects that represent his vision, such as ¨The Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku¨, ¨The Opera of Guangzhou¨ and the ¨ Galaxy SOHO Building in Beijing¨ After her death her architecture office (which has 400 workers) is still active, creating great projects such as the case of a hotel in dubai (the most important of the meliá hotel chain) that w...

Well, this is a very strange and a bit bizarre story, with some friends we had made an agreement to go to a very busy disco, one of the most popular at the time, in order to enter, you had to sign up on a list and arrive at a specific time, the point is that we fell behind and arrived at the just time, the place was so full that when we managed to get to the door, our time had passed and they did not let us in, as we had already arranged and were ready, we went to another, but this was super expensive, afterwards, the normal night passed, very entertaining, the problem is that when we got to our houses we connected to Instagram, and we found out that in the disco where they did not let us in there was a huge fight, several girls were very hurt, seriously injured, insults and even theft of cell phones. For once, lateness saved me

1. Fill in the definition here: The total amount of greenhouse gases produced to directly and indirectly support human activities, usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide (CO2).   2. Provide some examples (from the same website): -Amount of CO2 emitted by burning one liter of gasoline: 2.3 kg of CO2   -Driving a car for 6 km: add 1 kg of CO2 -Creating 5 plastic bags: add 1 kg of CO2 -Producing a cheeseburger: 3.1 kg of CO2.   3. Quiz results:  -What is your carbon footprint weight? My carbon footprint is  82 %   -What is the target weight impact?  8.6 tonnes   -What percentage was in stuff, travel, food and home? : stuff  37% , travel   32% , food   18% home   13%   “Plants and animals can adapt to climate change, right?” 4.  When was the last time the Earth warmed up so fast? -If we want to know, we have to go back millions of years to what's called...

The first day I will go to: The Tate Modern Art Gallery On Monday morning I will arrive at 10 am, just at its opening, to make the most of the experience, make the most of the day and go to another place in the afternoon. The entry fee is £ 5.00 I will head there by bus, getting off at Southwark Bridge Bankside Pier (Stop BC) station Stop 71573 In the afternoon I will go to: Golden Hind Once finished, approximately 4pm I will go there walking since it is only 11 min Your ticket is worth £ 5.00 On the second day (Tuesday) I will go to: Brunel Museum I decided to go to this place since it opens a little later (12 am) and as the day before and I got up early it is more relaxed The entry fee is £ 6.00 I will go by public transport, getting off at The Stanley Arms (Stop PD) station On the third day (Wednesday) I will go to: Camden market I plan to arrive at 10 am, since most of the premises open at that time As they are market streets, it has no entry price, I would only spend if I buy ...

What do you think of the video? Do you meditate? Why? Do you feel it works? Why? - I think that the way he explains meditation is good, he explains it from a scientific field that allows people who are more skeptical or who do not believe in spirituality to consider doing it, or at least give it a try - I do not meditate, I think that if I do not do it well, it will be irrelevant that I do it, I will not achieve a real change and I will end up leaving it, but I do think it works, i know because I know people, friends and acquaintances who meditate, and mention that it is very useful, in addition to noticing positive changes in them, such as getting away from excesses, getting more sleep and feeling better. How are you feeling these days? Why? - I feel quite overwhelmed, my life has become a routine, and that depresses me, in addition to the problems that happen such as power outages, internet outages or that we only have a computer in the home, online classes complicate me, due to that...

I consider gender roles to be a simple way to pigeonhole people, to assume that they should do things because this way they have been taught it is simpler than to assume their responsibilities, leave the tedious tasks and without economic remuneration to the other(women as a housewife) , or to wait to have someone take over the house economically(man as head of household)in a simpler traditional system. It is for this comfort that I consider it more difficult to make people understand that gender does not classify you with certain activities, which leads to it still existing so strongly in most of the world.