Sunday, February 27, 2011

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Lesson 4: Note figures

But of course! How can we talk of letters without knowing their figures. Let us begin this lesson. To play music you need to know how long each of the sounds (and silences, remember that music is the harmonious combination of sounds and silences) and how high each ring (height: what as severe acute or heard).
Fundamentally, the notes are represented by a circular, called head. According to the head position on the staff, the sound it represents will be low (severe) or high (sharp), so that from above the staff is more acute will be the note. This, as to the height of sounds.
The duration of the note varies according to the figures of note. Basically, the notes are: round, which is represented by a circle a little thicker and lasts four times (a three iii iii III two four iii), the white , a bean white with a stick (whip or escrow), which gives the appearance of white golf club, which is two times (a two ii iii), the black that looks like a golf club dark and lasts a while (a ii), the quaver , black golf stick to which was added a flag ( bracket) at the other end of the escrow, and takes half the time, so as to play two notes at a time (one III = two eighth), the sixteenth , which has two hooks and a quarter last time (a iii = four sixteenth notes), the fusarium with three brackets and one-eighth length of time (a iii = eight eighth notes ) and the sixteenth note, with four brackets and sixteenth-long time (a = 16 sixteenth note iii).
The above is an unorthodox explanation, since in music theory states that the round is the absolute unity, so that the white is half of that unit (half) black, the fourth (fourth), the eighth, the eighth (eighth), the sixteenth, 1 / 16, the eighth note, 1 / 32, and sixteenth note, 1 / 64. But for practical purposes, I think it helps them to understand the term that should give each of the sounds that will play with his inseparable companion.
One final note: the figure note represents a relative value. Why relative? Because it is very subjective to say that a note is worth the full time or part time in a bar, since we still know how fast or slow actually takes the time , absolute value * (real or actual) expressed in the degree of agility that we give to the production of individual sounds and silences.

* absolute value is determined by the air , the speed of the work.

Leopard Gecko Eating Pinkies



The National Assembly session which questioned the Minister of Energy and Petroleum, left me very worried more by the actions of the parliamentary opposition and least for the lies of the Minister, which was expected (this regime could not survive if they tell the truth). He fell into the trap of allowing the agenda to be deflected into a Byzantine discussion scheduled on whether to disregard for the Armed Forces (FAN) for not attending opposition to the Angostura session in protest to the General Rangel Silva speaker. We attempted to separate a General condemns the censorship of the institution. You can not. We must reclaim the FAN has not taken disciplinary action against the officer who threatened democracy. So for me, the most serious is that he is still subject to the military as if they were the arbiters of our future. We assume that are beyond reproach and that the ruling and opposition compete in show submission. In countries where military power is subordinate, indeed, the civil power that General had been removed. The opposition had to be postponed for another stronger responses during the FAN, making it clear that those who are disrespectful officers who act outside the Constitution in open violation of the essence of democracy.
The second thing that bothered me was the negative charge that the ruling put to words like Fedecámaras, meritocracy, the private sector. In the business world they are an obstacle to overcome, the private sector and privatization, bad words to be eliminated language and meritocracy in a scheme to deceive the unwary. We must be convinced that without a productive private sector, investors, managers, efficient and modern unions will not progress. One need only look at the successful countries today as China, Singapore, Brazil, Chile, South Korea, who have been to stimulate the private sector and bury the myths of outdated educational systems like ours. What really worries is the lack of a position of our members. Why no one stands up and says, I do support Fedecámaras? Why when a company confiscated the majority opposes claiming to defend jobs, but few express their direct support to owners and management? Why when he criticizes the failure of nationalized companies condemned the inefficiency of the system administrator, but it says that the private sector was more efficient and that a new government will have to re-privatize I seized and much more? Why no one remembers the Minister Ramírez to his diatribe on the old PDVSA and the disqualification of the Apertura, this process he left the country 600,000 barrels a day (b / d) of new production in the Orinoco Belt and 500,000 b / d in the Operating Agreements, that the communist regime has not produced a single barrel again and that all PDVSA Business Plans have been grossly violated? Is it possible that many of our opposition is still statist at heart? If so, the problem is us and ... Chavez.
Our parliamentarians have to organize better and to act in line cross-examine the questioned, in addition to each member his own question if I had time. The most important thing: we must not allow the FAN is taboo and that privatization and trade unions become devalued words for unacceptable wear their importance.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

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Lesson 3: If you can count start doing

One million jobs have prevented me from continuing this blog so far, but here we are again with this short and simple note, I hope.
Well, the whole score is one of its main elements, immediately after the key signature (which indicates whether key employees of treble, bass or do) a couple of numbers, one below the other, a kind of mathematical broken. Calm down, those not managed with mathematics, which we are not going to do complex operations with its dreaded fractions! No. Ladies and gentlemen, these numbers represent the type of measure we are using.
As we are beginners here start with the beat 4 / 4 (four quarters). Which is it, then, with fractions?, Perhaps some exclaim. Quiet, quiet.
In music, the time signature expresses the length of each bar (in the score is divided by vertical lines), in the present case, our bars will serve four times: one, two, three, four.
If you have at hand any time musical score 4 / 4 and quarter notes (the dark beans with a stick, called a horn) to take his violin and play each time counting the notes aloud ( or low, if you like, but growing!).
times, as we violin teacher taught the heroic Cuba, sing: un'y-dos'y-tres'y-square and [one two iiii iii iii three four III.] III What is important, and is even more important that each syllable is pronounced with a uniform duration, because later they will long to play the eighth notes (those black premiums that will add the flag pole or are linked together with a single horizontal line).
And, if each quarter note is worth one time and each eighth note is worth half, to recite the sequence, where black played a single note can also play two black (Vgr: negra1 = a III = two iii negra2 .. ./corchea1 = a, corchea2 = III corchea3 = two, corchea4 = III ...). Practice
his scores with a full stroke of the bow to the quarter notes and half for the eighth movement, and do so with the speed they can, trying to increase the speed later.
A nice exercise, if they have a score at hand is touching the air the four strings of the violin, giving time to each one of them: sol, re, la, mi, mi, la, re, sol. And playing two notes per string, for their eighth: sol, sol, re, re, la, la, mi, mi, mi, mi, la, la, re, re, sol, sol. Remember
touch the air means without pressing the strings with the fingers. Until next time ...

Sunday, February 20, 2011

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CREATE AWARENESS "?

In an interesting exchange with Congressman Juan Carlos Dugarte through Radio Union struck me that by now the ruling party thinks that the citizens in this country are or are mentally retarded or totally uninformed. That day, Tuesday 02/15/1911, El Nacional collected statements by President Chávez and Ramírez Minister in the sense of the need to reduce the domestic supply of oil by 100,000 barrels per day (b / d) because consumption had increased disproportionately. During the program Dugarte used as an argument to justify the need for action to "raise awareness" among consumers and topped the absurdity of the argument by invoking the power crisis, therefore, he said, the excessive consumption of Venezuelans. He added that citizens had an "understanding" the causes of power rationing and suggested that the problem was resolved, although we all know, that with the exception Caracas, unscheduled power outages continue to be the day our daily bread. The electricity crisis is due to the lack of investment in power generation projects that were planned since 1999. Lack of maintenance has significantly reduced the energy available to stand thermal power plants and turbines of Guri. Corruption is not known what happened to the money of the items that were budgeted for these new projects. All this has been documented. The case of hydrocarbons is very similar. In 2005 PDVSA produced a business plan that included the construction of new refineries and expanding existing ones to a net increase in refining capacity more than 600,000 national b / d. Nothing was done. Nor is it necessary to invest in crude oil production and volumes fell 3.3 b / d to 2.3 million b / d. Worse, refiners receive a diet rich in heavy oil which has reduced the production of "targets" such as gasoline and increased residual of less value. Therefore, PDVSA buys third large volumes of crude and products to replace their own shortcomings (1.249 million b / d in 2009). Moreover, there are reasons to be consumed than is strictly necessary both gasoline (heavy traffic, holes in the street, the lack of efficient public transport) and residual fuel oil and (lack de suministro de gas que obliga a usar estos combustibles en plantas eléctricas y otras industrias).
Por último, está el delicado asunto del precio de la gasolina. PDVSA compra este combustible a terceros por $100-$120 el barril y lo vende aquí a $5 el barril. Durante los 12 años de Chávez la gasolina ha mantenido el mismo precio. Con restricción al consumo no se solucionará ese bárbaro subsidio que favorece a los que tienen más de un automóvil y perjudica a los pobres que no reciben otros beneficios sociales por el enorme desaguadero que significa el bajo precio de la gasolina y de otros combustibles. El problema que tiene el régimen es cómo justifica aumentarles el precio a los venezolanos mientras Cuba gives him a 100,000 b / d of oil and sell at a discount to other countries. By the way, how much they owe to PDVSA countries benefited from the generosity of the government?
for its inefficiency, the regime is put in a serious energy problem. If rationing or raise the price of gasoline will face a civil protest. If you do nothing will show weakness. No way out without paying a high political cost. Alberto_quiros@intercon.net.ve

Sunday, February 13, 2011

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FUTURE VISION OF OVERCOMING THE SHADOWS II

Now that Venezuela raised in the discussion on higher education, Andres Oppenheimer reports: "Stop Stories "(Debate, 2010) The author visited several countries to discuss their educational systems. The first thing that jumps out is that education should view it as a ladder whose steps are all critical. From preschool to graduate all play an important mission and there is no excellence in the last seats if the student is prepared from childhood. We must educate for innovation and creativity. Those countries, like ours, where instruction is given to "catch up" falling behind to the societies they study to create a "new day." There are indicators as the number of patents that countries have in international markets. South Korea recorded a small nation 7,500 patents a year. Venezuela recorded 2 in 2009. Another crucial factor is the number of hours devoted to primary education. Evaluation systems for teachers and students. The alternatives open to all students from short technical courses to university. The countries that have progressed in recent decades are those that have opened their higher education system of globalization. Have allowed the presence of foreign universities in their territory and have stimulated the studies of foreign nationals without fear of brain drain convinced that they will return if the country has advanced work and research. There is no discussion possible. The key to success is a modern education from cradle to college with alternatives for different skill levels of students.
At the end of his book, Oppenheimer gives 12 keys to success for Latin American countries.
1. Look ahead. The obsession with the past in Latin America it takes time to build the future.
2. Governments are more interested in public works that are seen in education. Society, institutions, NGOs have to build a great national front to demand quality education, setting goals and measuring compliance.
3. And the World Bank has prospered the notion of measuring educational GDP compare annual spending on education achievements displaying the finished product.
4. Preschool education: improving nutrition, health services and the right incentives. To finance these services can reduce subsidies to universities should generate their own resources through patents, consulting fees and payments selective.
5. Train good teachers. Select the best pre-university students and make teaching career in the elite of knowledge.
6. Give higher status to teachers and
7. Providing salary incentives tied to student performance measured under international standards.
8. Create national pacts to boost education reforms (already mentioned).
9. Family culture. Family support and participation in assessment and student motivation are essential.
10. Breaking the educational isolation. Having time to time (5 years) an evaluation of education systems made by international experts.
11. Attracting high technology investment.
12. Up Down complacency and paranoia. It takes a dose of humility to recognize the educational backwardness of the majority of our countries ... But we do not have!

Sunday, February 6, 2011

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In a meeting with the National Association of University Private (ANICUP) met through some very clear statements, the problem of the institutes and colleges universities that offer short courses and specializations including often not taught in traditional university. I can not comment on the efficiency of these institutions. I imagine that as in all education sectors will be qualitative differences between the best schools and those who do not provide adequate quality. This, as in the sector groups, is due to a lack of control of resources and excessive bureaucratization of the permits to operate. Do not confuse impediment, operational controls. It is possible that there is no automated system that allows academic networks, for example, the easy transfer of students between these institutes.
Moreover, the pedagogical use of modern information technologies and communication is heavily regulated by the state. Apparently, and this does not leave most of our universities, neither the state nor the academy have internalized the fact that both content knowledge and methodology for transmission has changed dramatically over the past 30 years. Since knowledge can not be totally focused on the teacher and it has a captive audience. By contrast, stimulating the curiosity of students and their conversion into an active agent are now learning to develop virtues.
I always believed in the need to create institutions and modern sprints. Unfortunately this administration has done is to transform public institutions Bolivarian universities massive, unwieldy and of poor quality.
To achieve development and poverty reduction there is no doubt that the most important factor is the quality of education. Economic growth alone does not guarantee success. In a recent book by Andrew Oppenhaimer on education systems in several countries, a conclusion is that the level of teacher competence is more important to resize the number of students per classroom. Instruction in math and science is vital, which does not mean that humanity should no longer be an important factor in comprehensive training.
The colleges sector has to be rescued from abandonment to which he has subjected the state. Must participate in discussions on the reform of higher education. Must occupy an important space where modern education is offered to our students, these institutes will come prepared with recognition public careers have taken useful for national development.
Finally, I have two comments: 1. The education sector is one. The separation between public and private sectors is artificial. Education is a public act regardless of who dispense. There should be no odious distinction or separation. 2. The other has to do with the Higher Education Act. I think there is still much to delve into the shortcomings and successes of our system of higher education before preparing and proposing a law. Refer the reader to my article last week that includes many questions still unanswered. The law must be the servant of the target. No adequate legislation until all the goals of higher education in Venezuela are clearly defined. Alberto_quiros@intercon.net.ve