ActualityWhat had happened in Chile?

PNV and Psoe’s deal

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Cinema Review

Saw VI

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Sports

Paul the Octopus(3)

Torres’ signing(5)

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Horoscopes

Which will be your future?

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Car review

Today, we have the new sport car Audi R8.

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Funny Excuse

Mike is the winner of our competition, we will view her excuse. (page 6)

Recipe

We are to cook a very tasty orange cake.

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School trip

We spend a nice trip in Barcelona

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Games

If you are bored, try doing it!

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Catastrophe in Chile

The 33 Chilean miners who have been trapped underground for more than a month are no longer celebrating their miraculous survival, and are reportedly growing irritable and rebellious trapped 700m below ground.

The miners are eating what the authorities lower down a hole that they are digging. The health minister said the surface team wanted the trapped miners to set up routines, entertain themselves and attempt to simulate day and night. The miners have been receiving glucose and rehydration tablets lowered down a narrow shaft. Other supplies included small lights, eye patches and medicine.

Some of the miners have also grown frustrated that they haven't received letters from their relatives,

one miner telling local Chilean news station TVN that he felt "abandoned" by his wife.

Those miners could be trapped until Christmas or until the end of the year, but they hope they will be alive. The health minister, Jaime Mañalich, said the men – who had not previously been told how long the operation could take – had accepted the news calmly during talks with the Chilean president, Sebastián Piñera.

PNV and PSOE’s deal

Government managed to close on Wednesday an agreement with the PNV to pave the way to the Executive in taking forward the General State Budget for 2011, sources confirmed the negotiations. Urkullu considered this agreement as a "historical fact".

The deal valued at 472 million euros to the Basque Country the transfer of active employment policies, as revealed by the president of the PNV, Iñigo Urkullu, in statements to the door of Congress after closing the deal with the executive, which he considered "a historical fact "because the PNV called for such transfer since 1988.

Urkullu insisted it clear that this agreement is not a blank check to the government to support the 2011 budget, but from this Wednesday the direction of the PNV open budget negotiations themselves to reach an understanding with the Socialists. Urkullu said he spoke by phone with Zapatero to convey the decision to accept the offer of the PSOE

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In this latest installment of one of the most interesting and bloody sagas of the moment, the principal character follows the plot of Jigsaw (John Kramer), who takes justice into his own hands.

In the sixth installment of this gruesome saga, jigsaw tests to William Easton, the vice president of a medical insurance company, Umbrella Hearth.

The reason why Jigsaw chooses William is that he decides who dies or lives, because he looks for errors in the cases of the patients, and he tries not have to pay to treat their diseases.

The experts of cinema says that this film would be perfect to people who loves horror films, blood and who likes this saga.

Tobin Bell - Jigsaw/John Kramer Betsy Russell - Jill Tuck Costas Mandylor - Mark Hoffman Shawnee Smith - Amanda Young Peter Outerbridge - William Easton Samantha Lemole - Pamela Jenkins Athena Karkanis - Agente Lindsey Perez Mark Rolston - Dan Erickson James Van Patten - Dr. Heffner

Tanedra Howard - Simone Marty Moreau - Eddie Billy Otis - Cecil Adams Mpho Koaho - Timothy Young Devon Bostick - Brent Shauna MacDonald - Tara

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Paul, the Psychic Octopus, who correctly called the winners of last summer's World Cup, has died. He would have been 3 in January.

"Management and staff at the Oberhausen Sea Life Centre were devastated to discover that oracle octopus Paul, who achieved global renown during the recent World Cup, had passed away overnight," the aquarium in Germany said in a statement Tuesday. No further details were given.

Born in January 2008 in Weymouth, England, Paul accurately forecast the results of all but two of Germany's games during Euro 2008 (he slipped up on predicting the defeats to Croatia and Spain).

At this summer's World Cup, he maintained a perfect record, correctly predicting all of Germany's results before picking Spain to beat Netherlands in the final.

Paul's method: His caretakers at the Sea Life Centre placed a mussel in each of two clear plastic containers within his tank, and each container was marked with the flag of the competing soccer team. Paul always took his first mussel from the container bearing the flag of the team he "knew" would win.

Aries Adventurous day. Do you feel like having an

adventure? Well today, you're more likely to have

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an adventure when you go on a short journey. No need to go very far, just someplace you've wanted to go before, yet never been. Today is also a good day to surprise a close friend with news or a small gift.

TaurusDifferent strokes for different folks. Today, more people around you will differ in their beliefs from yours. Rather than clash with all of them, listen respectfully to their opinions. Then only if absolutely necessary, try explaining your position. Great day to expose yourself to other points of view.

GeminiShiny happy person. Today your individuality will really shine. So for the best day possible, try showing off the qualities that make you different and unique. That could involve wearing your favorite clothes, sharing your hobbies and collections, or even telling others your most unique desires.

CancerOn one hand, you'll want to take part in social activities. And at the same time, you'll need some time alone. Fortunately, you can and should do both! Today plan time with others, and also try to find someplace quiet where you can spend an hour alone.

LeoPeople power. To feel your best today, spend more time socializing with others. Attending a party

would fit the bill perfectly! But, that's not the only solution. You can also go to any crowded public place where you can mingle with lots of people. Great day to go to a popular restaurant, movie theater or store.

VirgoOut in front. Today your leadership skills are stronger than usual. So much so, that you should put yourself into situations where you can take a greater leadership role. You'll find you're especially effective when you get out in front and lead others by example. Great day to invite friends to join you.

LibraMake up your mind! Today spending too long making decisions won't benefit you. In fact, it could cause you some unnecessary grief. That's because today you'll tend to overanalyze your options. The simple solution to this problem is to make decisions more quickly, especially on unimportant matters.

ScorpioCan you avoid money? Today you may want to try! That's because today your judgment regarding the use of money is at below normal levels. Try putting off any major purchases or investments.

SagittariusRelationship elevator going up. Today you'll want to spend more time with someone you find

special. That's because today the stage is set for your relationships to improve and mature. If possible, try planning something unique with that someone special. And don't let outside influences interrupt your time together.

CapricornBetter shape. Great day to focus on bettering your health. That's because today your health and physical wellbeing are in stronger focus. To help achieve the best results today, try to focus mostly on eating healthy foods, and on getting enough rest for your body to rebuild its natural defenses.

AquariusThe language of love. Today romance is a much greater possibility! So what can you do to improve your chances? You needn't say a word. That's because today your nonverbal signals are the key to improving your chances of making a love connection. When

PiscesBack to the simple things. Today, simplicity is your key to having the most successful and satisfying day. That means you'll want to avoid situations that seem overly complex. Instead, choose to do things in the simplest manner possible.

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Frank Arnesen defends Chelsea spending

Chelsea's sporting director Frank Arnesen has defended the capture of Fernando Torres, saying it does not stop the club producing its own talent.

Chelsea’s football team after been in Liverpool’s team. Now Fernando Torres earns about 200.000£ in a month.

Chelsea have been criticised for spending huge sums on

players rather than producing new talent through the

club's academy, which is one of the best facilities in the

Premier League.

Arnesen, who has been responsible for the club's

academy, told us: "Torres signing, is fantastic.” "This will

give us inspiration. If you can get Torres in, a European

champion, a world champion, one of the best strikers in

the world, he comes to the club and everybody is happy."

Also he said “If you want to win trophies you always need

to have the best players. If you want young players then

you will probably not win a lot of trophies” .

In addition to signing Torres on transfer deadline day, Chelsea also paid Benfica

about £21m for Brazilian defender David Luiz.

The Audi R8 is

a sport car with a longitudinally mounted mid-engine, and uses Audi's trademark “quattro”, and the

r8 has got an all-wheel drive system. It was introduced by the German automaker Audi AG in 2006.

The car was exclusively designed, developed, and manufactured by Audi AG's high performance private company, “quattro” GmbH, and is based on the Lamborghini Gallardo form.

It costs around $110.000 (81.000€ or 68.000 pounds)

Mike arrives 2 hours late to the school, and his teacher asks him why is he late.

-Why are you late, Mike?-Well, because my dog eats my breakfast, and I have gone to the shop to buy more milk and biscuits…-But you are 2 hours late, it’s so much.-Oh…Is that when I was arriving home with breakfast. A car run over my knee and an ambulance comes to carry me to house. But when I was in the ambulance, the engine broke down.-Is it a joke? You don’t have anything in your knee!-I know but I don’t finish telling what happened to me yet.-Well, tell me exactly what have happened.

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-In the ambulance, they can’t put me a bandage, so they told me that I have to call to the hospital in the afternoon. After that, I call my mum to carry me to the school in her car, but she says me that she can’t left the office. Finally, I came to school walking. I spend 20 minutes to come here and now I am here telling you why I were late.

Ingredients:

• 4 Eggs • A packet and a half of yeast• 1 glass of sunflower oil • 2 glasses of sugar

• Grated orange • 3 glasses of flour• 1 glass of orange juice

1 st step: First of all, you have to beat 6 eggs in a dish until become orange liquid.

After that you have to mix the sugar with the well-worn eggs. We shake all of it again.

2 nd step: Now, we add a glass of

sunflower oil in the dish. When we have all of it, we have only to mix it with 3 glasses of flour.

3 rd step: The recipe now has to become a little bit thick. Whip the mixture well and after that add the packet and a half of yeast.

4 th step: When we have all of ingredients together in a dish, move the recipe to a bowl where we are going to put in the oven. The oven will be preheated at 180º. We’ll cook it in the oven around half an hour to become tastier.

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1 st day:

We took the bus to Barcelona at 6a.m. We spend 7 hours more or less in the travel. We arrive in Barcelona at 1 p.m in the afternoon; because we stopped to eat some sandwiches before arrive there.

Then we visited Cavas Codorníu, a company that that makes very famous and good cava. The tour guide of the company gives us some grape juice to taste it.

After that we went to visit the sea’s cathedral and we have eaten next there the lunch. Then we have a walk around the monastery, it’s wonderful! Finally we went to the Ramblas Street to enjoy some.

At night we arrive in our hotel, and there were a lot of people of other different countries.

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2 nd day:

We must woke up at 8 o’clock in the morning and we took the bus again to go to the science museum. There were a lot of interesting things. There were a lot of people from different high schools.

We ate the lunch in a park next the museum, and we took the bus again. Then we arrive in Sagrada Family. It’s a very beautiful and worked building. Inside looked like a very big church made by very important arqitects. However the building was built by Gaudí.

Then, we have visited Güell Park in Barcelona. It is very big and it was very easy to get lost. There were some mini shops that sells souvenirs.

Finally, we took the bus again to a hotel in Salou, and we went to a one disco.

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3 rd day:

In the 3rd day, we also must woke up at 8 o’clock, and we go to Tarragona. In Tarragona we saw the roman wall, the roman circus and the coliseum.

The wall was like other walls, without very special things. The circus was wonderful, but the tourist guide said that in the roman age was bigger, 300 metres long, and now there is only a part.

This day, we had the afternoon free to visit Salou. Some went to the hotel swimming pool, and others one went for a walk. At the night, we weren’t allowed to go to the disco, but we do a party in our rooms.

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4 th day:

That day, we went to Port Aventura, which was the best thing we visited in our opinion. We entered at 10.am. and our teachers allowed us to go to the place we wanted.

At 2.pm. we went outside the park, and we eat. Together, we enter again to the amusement park. The worst things were the queues, that lasted more or less 1 hour.

The best stalls were the Dragon Khan and Furius Baco, but the last one was closed. The Huracan Condor was very exciting too.

Finnaly we returned to the hotel to have dinner, and after that we went to the disco again, but we stay there until 3.am.

5 th day:

The last day, we visited the Camp Nou, the football field where Barcelona FC plays. After we visited it, we took the bus to came back to Portugalete.

We left Barcelona at 2.pm. and arrived Portugalete at 9.pm.

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