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Miguel Hernández: Impressions and memories.

Miguel Hernández

On October 30 the centenary of the birth of the poet Miguel Hernández. That is the reason that throughout the year 2010 have been going different tributes to the poet of Orihuela throughout our geography. We also have wanted to overlook this celebration and we have prepared our own tribute.

With the hall filled, as he deserved the chance, high school students sang and recited poems for their peers Miguel Hernández, accompanied by the voices and guitars of Jose Arroyo and Juan Antonio Verdi, teachers center. A moving and intimate act, once again, fills us with pride and satisfaction and worth all the effort.

Jose Arroyo, host of the event, also wanted her to leave us here impressions and memories of Miguel Hernández.

Miguel Hernández: impressions and memories.

By Jose Arroyo, a professor of Literature at IES La Caleta

the mid-seventies of last century, when I was a young student of COU, I got to know the poet's work Orihuela. I walked up to her, as I have been to many other important things in my life, my love of singing. I was a fan, I still am a singer- Catalan Joan Manuel Serrat called, whose career seemed commendable human and that I was dazzled with two discs: one of 1969 dedicated to the poet Antonio Machado, and another entitled Mediterranean.

Although a good reader, was not the genre of poetry more attraction exerted on me. At that time, I had read some of the work of Don Antonio - not in vain, albeit superficial, it was common object of study in class - but not his poetry definitely caught me until I heard the album mentioned. Hernandez's case was different: I had never spoken, or in class or any other place, the figure of Miguel.

Serrat Hearing the disc - and chanting, "I began to recognize the voice honest and caring, love and hurt the young poet. Poet who sings for the freedom of man, to declare their feelings of love, to express sorrow for the suffering of the child, to mourn the loss of friend or denounce the miserable existence of the child who works as a beast. And her voice always sounds sincere, firm and powerful.

So I got closer to his books and his life. I knew the poems of Perito en lunas, of The ray does not stop, of wind people and Song and Ballad of absences. course, not everyone liked me, nor all the same size. Some have been printed for good, honest, in my memory, others fragmented. But in all, even those who do not like, I recognize the personal voice of Hernandez and his strong attachment to nature, to earth. Therefore, also never forget those words that gave him his friend and master Pablo Neruda and I portray his figure and his poetry as a snapshot, " With that face Miguel potato has just taken of the earth."

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Literary Contest Awards II "The Cove also reads"

Although we have some time without reporting on this blog of the activities of the Library of IES La Caleta is not to say it has not been produced or that have stopped working, all otherwise. Here we are, once again, with renewed spirits, with the same enthusiasm and excitement, and with some new additions to the team from our library. So we are continuing to blog today and we will not stop.

The first satisfaction that we get has been the publication of the winning stories in our II Literary Contest. It is, as can not be otherwise by the resources of a small school like ours, a modest but worthy publication, made with great effort and enthusiasm and, above all, willing to make known the talent of these young writers today present.

In the foreword to this edition, José Manuel Benítez Ariza us explaining that these literary creations

is written to understand the world and to understand each one, and need to write to achieve these two things because, without writing it ordered and fixed, the thought often becomes entangled in its own intricacies and not getting anywhere [...]

Although this is not the case of young writers gathered here. Among his writings is a poem torn, a real cry of pain and indignation, is an ironic story in which a vampire first-person account of their intimacy, there is a serious attempt to penetrate the mind of an abuser of women, there is a documented semblance of a major figure in the struggle for effective extension of human rights. After writing these texts, their authors know better the world and themselves. And they have helped to extend this knowledge so hard won others. You have to applaud them for it. And encourage them to persist.

course we joined the well-deserved applause and work and on the publication of the winning stories in the Literary Contest III. Library of Caleta you can find this issue and enjoy reading these stories, as well as those who were winners in the first edition. Both of those, though short, has been distributed between different sites of the city and the province, so it is also possible to find in their libraries.

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Literary Awards Competition III "The Cove also reads" New rhymes Bécquer

The jury Literary Contest III "The Cove also reads," composed by D. Gonzalo Durán López (chairman), Ms Juana Gormaz Gormaz, D. José Miguel Domínguez Leal and D. José Arroyo Rosillo, have been awarded the following prizes:

1) is granted First Prize in the category "literary composition", worth 100 euros, the story "The Others" . Open the envelope for the winner of this award has proved Robles Carmen Benitez, a student of IES Manuel de Falla de Puerto Real.

2) is granted second prize in the category of "literary composition", worth 50 euros, the story " The Dark Side of the Forest ". Open the envelope for the winner of this award has proved Ayla, a student of IES La Caleta de Cádiz .

3) is given honorable mention without financial support, and the possibility of publication, work "Tale of the environment" . Open the corresponding envelope, the winner has proved Luis Alba Castro, a student of IES La Caleta de Cádiz

4) no award was called the "test mode or article.

From here our congratulations to all the winners and other participants our sincere appreciation for their participation.

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New rhymes Gustavo Adolfo Becquer, "Don Fulano de Tal".

Biographers of Gustavo Adolfo Becquer agree that the poet spent his Seville worst of times around the year 1868. The riots of the 1868 revolution-era forced him censor of novels through the intermediary of his friend Gonzalez Bravo, politician and poet, to retire to Toledo, and also disappeared in the mayhem his book of poems and found his wife's infidelity, Casta. Around that time, the poet malvivía through translations he did for Gaspar y Roig publisher.

Several of these translations, neglected by scholars of the poet has found Augustine Porras (Antequera, Málaga, 1957) a series of poems which he attributes to Gustavo Adolfo Becquer. Account Porras-author of a biography of the poet published in Seville in 2006 by Aeneid, who for several years has been gathering all editions of Gaspar y Roig has been found in bookstores, and especially through the Internet. Their hope was to find some of the translations of which has been reported. Illustrations found in those books signed by VB or VDB, an acronym for Valeriano Valeriano Becquer or Dominguez Becquer, brother of the poet.

Several of these books have a curious signature associated with the translation: Don F. T. The initials, Porras said, he drew attention, "I did not find any contemporary writer ever to our poet whose full name coincide with them." Porras is convinced that behind those initials is Gustavo Adolfo Becquer and, more importantly, that the poet used to write their translations own poems. "Becquer change the structure of the verses, which are full concordance with the rhymes. Are also many images of Becquer; words used instead of threshold threshold, an error already in other texts, or as an atom. In these translations is the universe of Becquer. "

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are thirteen poems that qualifies as new rhymes Porras. They appear in a book by Eduardo Laboulaye - "a French author who was then very popular, but now only be known" - "Abdallah or four-leaf clover (Arabic story) followed by Aziz and Aziza (Tale of The Thousand and One Nights). "

In the turmoil of the revolution of 1868, "La Gloriosa" had lost the poems written by Becquer. They had been submitted for publication Gonzalez Bravo and disappeared in the assault on his office. The poet from Seville, memory, tried to rebuild their texts in "The Book of Sparrows", the manuscript is in the National Library. "It is not known if the translations are older or not the new deed of his verses," says Augustine Porras, although the date, he adds, is likely to be parallel in time.

Says Becquer scholar, "a romantic who arrived late Romanticism ', he is a taciturn and depressed, when he should be, he says," a normal man, even met his wife in the consultation with a doctor of venereal diseases. Don F. T., the pseudonym under which lies the poet stands, according to Porras, Don Fulano de Tal. "It was common to use this formula to hide the name, if, for example, someone wanted to file a complaint against a neighbor without his knowing its origin. In that translation, the mood of Becquer went further and signed Don F. T. and C, which means Don So and so and so. "

Porras outlines several conjectures as to why Bécquer would not associate his name with the translations. "Perhaps he considered a minor work, purely for survival, and so ashamed of it. But it is more plausible theory would not publish his name, linked to a regime overthrown by the revolutionaries, we must remember that the minister González Bravo had been his friend and supporter. " Mastered Becquer Why French? '"Says Gustavo Adolfo Porras, was orphaned as a child, and was welcomed by her godmother, Manuela Monahay, French, based in Seville. The poet learned the language and from an early reading in French. In fact, his fascination with Romanticism comes in many of their early reading. "

Porras continues its research on Adoflo Gustavo Becquer because he believes that "probably written under another pseudonym", after his time at Toledo, he added, led the newspaper "The illustration of Madrid", and before he had worked also in similar publications. "I want to be very cautious with these claims," \u200b\u200badds the researcher, "I am convinced of his own, but for this I rely on intuition and knowledge of his work. However, other experts seconded these theories. "

"I hope these findings serve," he continues to be re-read Becquer, which remains a great unknown, and has an extraordinary work. Known his "Rimas" and its "Legends" but has other books, including "Letters from my cell," he wrote in the monastery of Veruela, which is a real gem. "

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José Manuel Benítez presents "Benaocaz Diaries" Federico Moccia

LANDSCAPES THE SOUL OF BENITEZ ARIZA

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Benaocaz Journal is not a statement of intent, but a declaration of love for a landscape of the soul. With these words about the public yesterday Manuel Borrás, publisher of the work, the essence of a book that will "eat the maturity of his poetry."

A poetic umbrella of all the good elements that must be equipped, he said. Sharp, with a sense of rhythm and a complicit silence. A work that restores the appearance of the world through your inner landscape. The José Manuel Benítez Ariza, before sailing the seas of his privacy, declined to explain why the Journal. And why Benaocaz, "for that I am here."

The journal is in reference to the format in which time unfolds for all his work, under his offer open daily blog on the Internet. "My novels and poems are not only prevalent in this diary entries," said the poet from Cadiz, who confirmed that he never liked the book format, adopting as their favorite word "books" in response to open perpetuating fantasy. This was conceived from his first flirtation with poetic creation 25 years ago, as spring has Book Fair.

De Benaocaz, where it is developed daily, and much of his life, said the rest. "Poetry can not be abstract because it must translate into a dialogue with the reality before us, a place that invites reflection," he said.

And Benaocaz has been and is the perfect setting. A place for the internalization of the sensations which now passes through this stage of his life. "This place has given me the conditions of life, silence, peace, friendships that needed," he said, in the presence of many friends in the mountain town, from which also moved its mayor.

of his work emphasized the communion of his own creative process in painting, which seems to have drunk more than lyrical sources themselves, in line with the great painter friends also based in Benaocaz. But he also spoke of the theme and structure of a book that abounds in the landscape, the eternal passage of time or love. Topical issues, but necessary, musically framed in a "contrapuntal" and organized according "to privacy."

Thus, the first part of the unifying themes that, broadly speaking, is shelled Benaocaz Journal, his work comes to rest, serenely in a second part, these spots specific to the details discussed between mystical, mysterious and far-reaching of the third, he explained.

also predicts this public confession, the direction will continue to dialogue with their reality closer, including landscapes of his soul.

We the online edition of Diario de Cadiz , chronic to Virginia León on the submission of the last book of poems our colleague José Manuel Benítez Ariza . In the Institute Library you can find several titles of literary production, both poetry and prose:

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• The man on the nightstand
• Smoke Signals
• Strangers

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Lupe Queen, a student at 2 º Bachillerato, started working with us to recommend the novels by Federico Moccia, one of the favorite authors for young audiences.

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ever going to have less importance in young people, reading, and especially girls, read love stories, as written by Federico Moccia, the author of four books with some success in Spain.

Federico Moccia is a writer who was born in Rome on November 10, 1963, the author of several successful novels, which in turn have been adapted to film: He worked previously as director and writer of TV shows to get success in the literary world.

In 1982 he directed his first film, Palla the center, but the lack of success had caused Moccia to write screenplays and directed several series.

In 1992 he wrote three meters above the sky , his first novel, which was rejected by several publishers and decided to pay a small edition at editorial Il Ventaglio.

But that book was also unsuccessful in 1996 wrote and directed the film Classe mista 3A and returned to the world of television. In 2004, twelve years after its first edition Three meters above the sky , was reissued, was a bestseller and even the story was adapted to film. The book, which received several awards, been translated into several languages \u200b\u200band published throughout Europe, Brazil and Japan.

published in 2006 I have wanted to t i sequel to the previous novel, which won so successful that it decided, again, into a film.

Something similar happened with right if I call you love (2007)

whose sequel is the book released in January years Sorry, but I want to marry you .

From my point of view, I think a writer is quite current, and that we, the youth could read, because it is a heavy book but on the contrary, about love between two adolescents but from our vocabulary. I recommend everyone who can, to read all the books by this author.

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Homenaje a Rafael Alberti

In addition to the celebration of World Book Day, the Reading and Library Plan and the DACE organized a tribute to the poet Rafael Alberti on Friday at the Auditorium of the Institute. Specially designed for students in 3 º ESO, but also attended some courses in 4 º ESO and 2 º Bachillerato.

The event was attended by a large number of students and some teachers who recited several poems in the book Marinero en tierra, one of which they are part of the route in the third grade reader . A simple act, but full of excitement and joy, which especially appreciate the difficulty facing a reading of this kind at a public event and also a large attendance. We say that our boys and girls were outstanding. Thanks all of them, reciting those who participated, and also all those others who attended the same respect and attention to the work of their peers, and learned to recognize through their applause.

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recited at the ceremony were projected some videos with Rafael Alberti's poems to music by different singers Jarcha, Rosa León, Pepa Flores and Paco Ibáñez, in addition to the versions performed live our fellow Pepe Arroyo , Francisco and Juan Antonio Traverso Verdi, the latter on guitar.

The event was presented by Francis Traverso with heartfelt words that we reproduce below:

"I left with a closed fist and come back with an open hand in sign of harmony among all the English."

This is the first sentence pronounced Rafael Alberti to get off the plane in 1977 after having suffered a long exile, first in Argentina and later in Italy, following the end of the War English Civil. This makes it a unique character of our recent history.

is true that the exile because of his affiliation with the Communist Party, marks its vital aspect in regard to their social concerns. It is also true that this sentence reflects an attitude that invites optimism and approach their work with an attitude of freedom and happiness. And in that sense, today we are gathered here to remember above all the poet and his work.

Rafael was born in Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz) in 1902. At fifteen he moved with his family to Madrid and his first book, Marinero en tierra (1924), for which he won with 23 years the National Book Award, reflects the homesick native, recalled from Madrid. The poems of this work is that mainly is recited today.

But also important to remember that during the last stage of the Franco era, the singers played an important role in the opposition. Some of them also carried a great job of popularizing classical and contemporary English poetry. In this dual role of folk artists dedicated to social protest and cultural dissemination include, among others, Paco Ibanez, music to gallop, what version today, and Joan Manuel Serrat, who composed a moving song with the poem "La Paloma" to listen too.

Rafael Alberti has filled the pages with their most important lines of contemporary poetry. Belonging to the legendary league as the 27 Generation group most poetic splendor of the twentieth century. Dawn of the Wallflower, On the Angels, Green and not see, A painting, Ora sea, the eyesore (theater) can be considered his most important works.

Teachers Project which consists of IES La Caleta reader is pleased to once again organize an event of this nature with motivaros pursued for reading and will bring a chance to enjoy the poetry of a countryman of fame.

We invite you once again for optimism, the pleasure of reading and therefore it serve you to be wiser, freer, happier.

JA Marina says pessimism now enjoys the intellectual prestige does not deserve. I can not agree more.

Francisco M. Traverso

Geography and History Prof. IES La Caleta

Finally, we leave here some videos that we had a chance to enjoy during the event.

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RAFAEL ALBERTI IN OUR LIBRARY.

• Grove lost
• Marinero en tierra
• Poetic Anthology
• Rafael Alberti children

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Award Espiral Edublogs APRIL 23, 2010

What rush! Our blog has been chosen as one of ten finalists in blogs IV edition Espiral Edublogs Award-2010. From here on behalf of the entire working group of Reading and Library Plan of IES La Caleta, we want to thank the jury for considering us worthy of this honor. We can not consider otherwise given the opportunity we have had to assess the quality of the work of many colleagues. Congratulations to all of them and congratulate the other finalists this year who wish you good luck (Though of course we would love to be among the winners). If pinchais here, you can access the blogs finalists and participants.

Thanks also to all of you who asomais to this corner from time to time, and give meaning to this work.

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World Book Day

The Mexican poet José Emilio Pacheco


The celebration of April 23 as World Book Day is not a random choice. A April 23, 1616, by coincidences of fate, killed three great writers of world literature, Miguel de Cervantes, William Shakespeare and Inca Garcilaso de la Vega . It is, therefore, a date for a strong symbolic character, which is reinforced because an April 23 were born or died other important writers such as Vladimir Nabokov , Maurice Druon, Halldor K. Laxness, Josep Pla or Manuel Mejia Vallejo .

is also the great day of English literature, as it delivers the Cervantes Prize, the most important letters in our language, this year has fallen on the Mexican poet José Emilio Pacheco of whom can read a brief biography and some of his poems on the link above.

For our part, we did not want to miss this opportunity to recall at this time one of our great writers, Miguel Delibes , who died recently, and received the award earlier in the year 1994. We have prepared a modest booth at the entrance to our institute with works by Delibes that you can find in our library, and a mural with some of their selected pages, we hope you will encourage and invite their works known to those who still not to experience.

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The events to mark World Book Day in our center complete with a poetry reading of "Marinero en tierra" by Rafael Alberti, to be held in the Assembly Hall on Friday.

Finally we leave you message here Ms. Irina Bokova , Director General of Unesco, to celebrate World Book Day 2010.

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writer Miranda Javier Castro visits the IES La Caleta

On April 9 was held at the Auditorium Center, an activity prepared by our colleague Cristina Flowers and organized by the Reading and Library Plan.

We visited Javier Castro, a young and promising writer Cadiz, whose presentation was followed with great interest by the students present, belonging to 2 degrees of Bachelor and 4 of ESO

Javier knows the literary world because he works in a bookstore, because it reads a lot and it is documented very well to write his historical novels. So much so that at times has come to find historical documents and bibliographical interest.

Javier Castro (right) during a time of its intervention

The production revolves around Cadiz past has published two titles. The first, "Al-Sanam. The fall of the idol" on Muslim Cadiz, the second, "The Sea Devils. The Odyssey of Black Trick" on the Cadiz sailor and cosmopolitan of the eighteenth and early nineteenth . It is also about to introduce a novel that reflects the atmosphere of the city for Courts Cadiz and the spread of yellow fever. Some look forward to the publication.

But Javier not afraid to explore other literary worlds and has written "The Ritual (project UR-21) ", a work that fuses aspects of the scientific world and the time of dreams and fantasy.

In short, a prolific work if we consider that, as we said before, is a young man with a future.

Our writer explained to the students' sources of inspiration and, above all, and is welcome, encouraged reading and writing as a source of aesthetic pleasure, asking them not to lose heart in the difficult task of a possible publication. At the request of our colleague Gonzalo Duran, who acted as host of the event, and his insightful questions, was shelled all attractive and captivating universe that was enveloping the present.

I can only remember, before ending this brief review, Alice has been my student, I greatly welcomed him and remember that some modest grain of sand will have contributed to it has become what it is today. This type of situation we invite optimism educational and not falter in this task is to encourage and promote reading. I congratulate you.

Francisco M. Traverso

Professor at IES La Caleta

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The Reading and Library Plan of IES La Caleta Andalucia

The VOICE newspaper today starts a weekly section devoted to the world of education. To release it, Lola Rodriguez has chosen a news item entitled marine bubble knowledge on the center FP Zaporito Maritime of San Fernando, and another on our Reading and Library Plan, which we reproduce below, and for which we again express our joy for what is in recognition of work done by all of us around this project.

The Caleta published his first book and reading plans designed

An editorial, readers itineraries tailored to each course or a large mural with the most popular characters in literature. These are some of the activities of the IES La Caleta, one of the leading centers in the development of 'Reading and Library Plan. " Your manager, Gonzalo Durán explains also encourages students' writing. So much so that it has seen the light of the paper that children 4 º ESO has developed on its journey to progress. Another pupil has published her first novel. The literary competition, for the second consecutive year has called La Caleta among all public schools in the province, remains open term. On the other hand, kids who complete their recommended reading routes added merit. Soon the library will be decorated with a mural of pictures of Alicia, Frankenstein, Don Quixote or Sinbad.

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To mark the Day of Andalusia, began to prepare to celebrate this event with an enthusiasm known to all center colleagues, those wanting to work in a subject that is enriching, not only by the issue itself, but because we believe it is the best way for students to learn and appreciate our Andalusia and all it entails, by this approach through literature.

The selection of poems related to cities and monuments of each of the provinces of Andalusia, made it possible for us to do a tribute to our community on March 12, completing this unique art form with images.

students and pupils of 4 th of ESO and Bachillerato B 1, attended the event organized by Cristina Flores in the hall. The audience was enthusiastic and participatory. They were there for the recitation of each of the poems by Ayla, Melanie Canto and Antonio Ruiz (4 º ESO). José Miguel Molina (4 º ESO) accompanied the reading with the guitar and grew even more excitement. The words of Antonio Burgos dedicated to Cadiz, the Aleixandre, to Malaga, those of Juan Ramón Jiménez, the Auroras Moguer, those of our colleague and poet, Jose Manuel Benítez, the Níjar Fields, Cordoba , described by Gongora, Juan Morales and his poem to Jaen, and Camilo Valverde, to Granada. The dance also took place in the event, sandwiching the projection of images and recitations by the intervention of two young men, this time, performed the art of our land through your palms and footwork.

Everything was special: the occasion of the celebration, the atmosphere in which the act was developed, the active participation of the whole community of IES La Caleta (and former colleagues of Reading Group and Library) ... special and it certainly was the joy that was contagious to all and all. MARY

GÁMEZ ROVIRA

Professor of English Language and Literature

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Day Poems Valentine

As you know a couple of weeks ago we celebrated in the Institute a oncurso letters c and love messages on Valentine's Day , and its result was made public a few days ago. The turnout was very high, as we are very happy.

Today take the opportunity to play here the winning poem and two especially highlighted by the jury. I hope the winner has enjoyed the romantic dinner was the prize.

The winning poem was to Patricia Stops, a student of 1 º Bach. A predilection has called and reads

You see nothing is the same

now everything is different now

I love to laugh and I love my

destination.

You see, I'm happy

with little or much that I have,

and I want nothing more

that people really, those

they were always

and were to support.

That now I do not cry,

and if I do it for happiness,

I am now happy

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with happiness.

that part I am now indifferent

who just wants to enjoy

that girl

rebel who just wants to play.

Now I know what matters

and will not ever matter.

Now I know what I want,

now I know what I feel.

Patricia

addition, the jury also highlighted a poem by Ezequiel Herrera, a student of 1 º Bach. B, What I can say I do not know? .

What I can say I do not know?

could list your strengths,

and not finish on time,

could tell my longings,

but I miss you if you exist,

could even die for love, but

dead yet, continue loving you.

And finally, the third selected by the jury, headed love you forever, Nerea A., 2 º ESO A:

Even my breath sighs

your name each time
even surprised me.

Crossing dreams

subject the string

kisses your own

of my love affair.

If only

touch I feel in heaven

and want to hold

with all my longing.

love you forever

is my goal,

feel safe and complete

leaving to focus

the strings of my puppet.

If love is sin

damn lucky

of my heart, I prefer

rather than lose

die for love.

Congratulations to all three.

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Blogs winners to encourage reading

The Journal of Jerez today, José García Oliva published an article recognizing the potential of blogs as Forna to encourage reading and hard work that we do. Between blogs and readers citing plans is ours, so from here we want to thank you for the recognition of both our business or that of many other colleagues other centers, of whom we learn something new every day.

then reproduce the entire story.

"E l Reading and Library Plan of the Ministry of Education of the Junta de Andalucía, has generated a lot of player movement in the centers that are being developed. On the one hand by the original economic provisions renewed funds in many centers as well as other materials, and secondly because it involved many teachers have been working on the issue, and also, as a result of this, because it has led to collective dynamics also involve teachers and families and levels are rising reading in schools and beyond.

One way of intervention, collaboration and entertainment are being what for some were the enemy of reading: the computing resources. Make web-quest "before, during or after the readings, supplement and contextualize works, get in touch with other readers of the same titles, including authors, no doubt ... And the blogs have been created in many centers and they are portals, storefronts, working and reading rooms.

appear in these books discussed blogs, reviews of activities, interviews, new arrivals at the library, images in different presentations (galleries, videos, "slide"), songs in audio and / or video to hear along with the lyrics of these songs and poems to read.

In the town of Barbate draws attention to the draft joint blog of all places, "reads Barbate", in which there are many partnerships of schools and colleges providing texts produced by students. There is also a developing novel to read chapter by chapter, also own production.

A good advantage of these blogs are the links, as well as lead to sites of interest, to connect some other blogs "Copying healthy" ideas, as with the game of "paragraph found" born in the IES Caleta.

are also a good opportunity to compete, as we found in almost all: the bookmarks, the mascot of the library, stories and poems ... and of course the celebration of Peace Day, in Andalusia,., which each holds in his own way: a review related books, chronicling events at the center or the city, putting special links ...

addresses the different posts could be provided for those interested in Educational Management in Delegation Provincial Plan for the charge of L and B. I leave http://biblioalmunia.blog spot.com /, the IES Almunia, one of my favorites because of the developments that have had and the good update (which is essential). "

José García Oliva. Specialist children's literature.

You can read the full story in the online edition of Daily Jerez, where we have taken her.

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Our Reading and Library Plan from the outside

The summer of 2009 was presented the journal Speculum, an initiative of the Club Lyrics University of Cádiz (UCA). In the number 0 is an article by Pilar Gómez Ratia entitled "Literature and days, in which the author, against those who are against this type celebrations, defends the validity of these as a way out of our reverie and remind some of the problems that are out, thus establishing what she calls ties with life. As an example of how to work this kind of celebration provides us with Reading and Library Plan, which also fill us with pride, is another incentive to continue the efforts to bring the books to our students and make us see our way it is shared by others.

From here publicly thank Pilar Gómez Ratia recognition and we leave the link for you can read this and other articles from the magazine.

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III Literary Contest "The Cove also reads"

IES La Caleta, Cadiz, through its Reading and Library Plan, calls this I II Literary Contest "The Cove also reads" to be governed by the following

BASES

1 .- SCOPE OF THE CALL. This contest all students may participate Secondary Education enrolled in public schools in the province of Cadiz during the current academic year 2009-2010

2 .- RULES. may be attending this exhibition in either of these two modalities.

• literary composition in prose or verse
• Essay or article on a scientific topic, historical or humanistic

3 .- SCOPE AND FORMAT. All papers must be submitted typed and double spaced. The extent of these will be:

• in the form Composition literary prose or verse : to prose, from 1 to 5 pages (maximum 30 lines per page), for poetry, between 30 and 100 verses, divided into one or several poems.
• in test mode or article about a scientific subject, historical or humanistic : 2 to 5 pages (maximum 30 lines per page)

4 .- PRESENTATION. Papers should be submitted in quadruplicate, signed with an alias, not to put on them the author's true name or any other information that can be identified. Be sent in a sealed envelope with no return address to:

FOR COMPETITION LITERARY

IES La Caleta

Sagasta Street Cadiz 11002 102

Inside the envelope, shall contain a smaller one stating the author's full name, age, the way in which it is registered, the study center where the town of the same and contact numbers, both individuals and the center.

5 .- AWARDS. A jury composed of 3 teachers of IES La Caleta, and chaired by the head of Reading and Library Plan, grant awards to the best works in each mode in each case evaluating the originality and merit of them. Be granted the following awards:

• mode of literary composition in prose or verse : a first prize of 100 euros and a second prize worth 50 euros.
• test mode or article : a first prize of 50 euros.
• Honorable mention, without any monetary award and publication opportunity for all jobs, in the opinion of the jury is qualified.

6 .- TEMA. In line with the educational objectives that are inserted in this notice, provided that the papers presented to it must relate to a general subject fixed in advance by the organizers. The of this issue will be:

Environment in literary fiction and the great cultural and historical events

reference is understood that this issue is only indicative, and should not in any condition when freedom of approach to the work involved.

7 .- TERMS AND JUDGEMENT. The deadline for entrants will work on 2 March 2010 to April 30 of that year. The jury will meet during the month of May and will issue its ruling before the 31 month. The decision will be communicated to the winners, who will attend, accompanied by a relative or a representative of your institution, the awards ceremony to be convened before the end of this school year.

In case of a tie in the jury's decision, the Chairman thereof may make use of their vote.

If the Jury deems that none of the participants work presents the minimum required quality can make final.

The jury's decision is final.

8 .- After the verdict, no work Winners will be destroyed except those awarded with any of the awards and citations provided in this call, which will be available to the convening Center and may be included in a specific publication, to be released during the year 2010-2011.

9 .- These regulations will be published on the blog "The Cove also reads" (http://elcaletatambienlee.blogspot.com). Any doubts about them may be made in the form of comments attached to the entry of this blog, which will be duly addressed.

In Cadiz, February 24, 2010

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700,000 euros for a manuscript of Lope de Vega