Este sábado a El Molinón

Posted by yerga Published in Asturias, General

Este post va a ir en español ya que la ocasión y el público objetivo se lo merecen.

El Real Sporting de Gijón necesita nuestra ayuda. El equipo está en la peor situación desde hace muchos años, quizá en toda su historia no haya habido una situación así. Se encuentra a un punto del descenso a la Segunda División B. Para remediar esta situación hay que ir a apoyar al equipo este sábado a las 18:30 a El Molinón. El equipo rival será el Numancia, aunque sea lo de menos.

El precio de las entradas hacen soñar con un posible lleno:

Los socios podrán obtener una entrada de acompañante por 5 euros
Adultos: 10 euros
Infantil: 5 euros
Fondo Joven: 5 euros

La gente va a ir a ver a Alonso pagando cientos de euros y nosotr@s, ¿no vamos a apoyar a nuestro centenario equipo por unos 10 miseros euros?

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Margarita Salas

Posted by yerga Published in Asturias, Celebrities, Chemistry

Margarita Salas Falgueras, (November 30, 1938, born in Canero, Valdes, Asturias)

Licensed in Chemical Sciences for the Complutensian University of Madrid. She worked with the Nobel Prize Severo Ochoa in United States. Is employed at the field of the biochemistry specially at molecular biology.
She is pioneering in the enzymology field and in the knowledge of the transmission mechanisms of the genetic information.

At present she investigates in “Severo Ochoa” Molecular Biology Center. She’s a member of the Royal Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences, Royal Academy of the Spanish language and president of Severo Ochoa Foundation.

This May 1, the Asturian investigator Margarita Salas has turned into the first Spanish woman who joins the National Academy of Sciences of USA.
Congratulations.

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Gordon

Posted by yerga Published in Asturias, General

According to weather sources, a small tropical storm is approaching to Spain. It will come to the Asturian coasts approximately tomorrow in the night, so we will have to wait it patiently.

I live to a height of 7m on the level of sea in Asturias and here surely that it’s perceive. It will be hope winds of approximately 100 km/h, strong storms, and a strong sea. It is sure that then it’s not for so much, since here we live in a bubble that any weather effect does not affect.

The tropical storm, now it’s in Azores islands where it was hoping that it was a hurricane with level 1 and winds of 150 km/h.

You take hold of something that but assurance that we go out flying