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The subject of ghosts of the old town center ADOC these days, it was just informed me that my closet is scared. If so, there's a ghost. In my closet. I've never seen the ghost that supposedly inhabits be and I imagine having fun in the evening trying on my wide skirt. But pa 'to see. This after I was washing dishes one night around midnight, and tenants under my kitchen window complained that the building is haunted, that at midnight, "you hear someone wash and wash dishes." I assure you that these are true stories! In this case, the ghost obviously I was. Well

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I tell them that for the November 1 luncheon we went to eat at Arrival and How and me, I confess, I asked flipped the jab with refried beans and rice. The man whose life depends on my love and die without me, called red deli luncheon swears the Arrival and How it was worth the expense (it looked really good) and was almost as good as what my mom and grandma made while still lived in this world. My

I like the cold cuts - but not love me either - but I relate to eat at home surrounded by aunts, grandmothers, etc., and if I have no such family relations with that season, as they no longer call me attention. As chirmol eat nothing to wear it. Over time, however, I'm sure enjoying it again. To all you used to it.

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Speaking of bologna, I share the comment I sent one of the readers who pointed to the course luncheon in Culinary Academy Historical Center, which was announced on this blog :

Yesterday I went to the course of cold cuts, was buenisimo, the chef was excellent, very taught, the truth had a great time. Highly recommended. Thanks!

Thank you for all your comments and little letters!

Returning to the holiday. That afternoon was beautiful so we walked to the catacombs of Catededral, in which he had never been, and I want to share photos with you but I have half an hour struggling with the phone to see how to take the happy pictures and NADA ! So for photos and information about the crypt of the Cathedral, click here. And also if you click here , for more information.

As stubborn managed to beat the cell and draw the picture will get.

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crypts They are very nice, well lit - some parts had so dark and full of candles, giving a very romantic and gloomy aspectro at once - and read the tombstones celebrities and not so famous, it is quite interesting. And not reopen until the anniversary of the death of Bishop Gerardi. Interestingly, in general, have a less "medieval" than the former.

Indeed, in the stones where it says not to say RIP Rest in Peace but previously wrote in Latin, Requiescat in Pace. Times change and meanings, or at least the most common interpretation of the same ...

What it occurred to me is that these catacombs are delicious for a concert so all tranquilón or a play.

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GOSSIP: I was told this weekend that the south side of Alley Manchén it will close to traffic, pedestrian neighborhood to make room open and events there. Is coming directly behind the Presidential Palace. If true, it would be nice. Talking to a couple of neighbors was, and told me they are very excited about this. Well today

acceleration to the bill, because I have a tremendous do any work. However, I do not want to leave without the information of all the wonderful things that are happening in these days in the Historic Center . Remember return to see more events are added . THEATRE

5 to November 28: Hamlet
The theater community The Lumbre presents a postmodern version of Shakespeare's classic text in the Chamber Theatre Hugo Carrillo . Tickets: VIP (includes glass of wine) Q. 80, Regular Q. 50, students with ID and seniors, 2 x 1 .

November 6 Ixquic
Princess Dance based in the Popol Vuh. At 4 pm. in the Great Hall Efraín Recinos National Theatre. Tickets Q.50 and Q.30.

November 7: The Pa'abanc .
marimba concert at 4 pm in The Great Hall Efrain Recinos National Theatre. Tickets Q.50 and Q.30.

Every Sunday in November: The Case of Women asesinadita Cuernoempanza
For the group at 2:30 pm, El Teatro del Ferrocarril (18 Street between 9th and 10th Ave There parking) Tickets Q.28.

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And now let the rest ...

EVENTS

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6
10 am to 2 pm - Book Fair and Workshops.
front of the Trade Portal and Paseo de La Sexta. Enjoy the nice weather, in a totally pedestrian, offering books, workshops, reading and crafts. Cost Free .

2:30 pm to 6:30 pm - Registration and 1st Workshop
Know your neighborhood. Module III of cultural management course offered by the Cultural Center of Spain and Urban Planning of the Municipality of Guatemala, with renowned writers, promoters and artists in the field of Guatemala. On the premises of Fe y Alegria School (12 Ave 2-07 Z-1, the Cerrito del Carmen). For more information and / or to RSVP, please contact a s.bonilla @ urbanistica.org.gt . Cost Free .

3:30 pm - Book Presentation at Casa de Cervantes wheel
See information below.


5:00 pm - II International Guitar Festival
In Rock-ol Vuh (6th Ave 1-32 Z-1). Sponsored by The Rock Circus. To view an informational video about this event, click here . Tickets Q.100.

9:00 pm - Republi-K and Hot Sugar Mama
Concert In The Grand Hotel (9a Calle 7-64 Zona 1). For more information, see flyer below. Cover Q.25.


SUNDAY NOVEMBER 7

10 am to 2 pm - 5 Year Rolling by
Guatemala Guatemala Critical Mass extends them the following invitation: we will be holding our Memorial for our 5th tour. Anniversary of rolling through the streets of our beautiful Guatemala. Will gather as usual at Jocotenango Park (6th Ave and 3rd Street z. 2, formerly Morazan Park.) Cost Free .

WEDNESDAY 10 NOVEMBER

3:00 pm - What to do with your free time? Discussion on
NA Historical Center (7a Calle 3-62 Z-1). Free admission .

7:00 pm - Poetry on the Edge
With Lester Oliveros and guests at The Grand Hotel (9a Calle 7-64 Zona 1). Free admission .

Today I have not received much information ( yet! ) but as I'll be going is the setting, so come back often to see what's new.

In the meantime, I recommend the following to do these days:

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1. Go to see books and coffee at the Library in Cervantes House, which is the former managers of the Library The Thoughtful of Antigua. And tell them of which we have those if they give us a good book for the holidays, we are happy and no matter whether an economic issue or even used (if it's something old or a title is no longer available.) So consider giving books for Christmas! For more information, see flyer below.


2. Visit museums and Cathedral La Merced, which are re beautiful, and the collection of historic photos of History Museum. museums and Mima House House of Invisibles Musicians are also beautiful and spectacular homes. The latter can also have lunch and repair. For directions and more information on museums, please click here .

3. courses will be offered artistic silkscreen several days a week at the Experimental Printmaking Workshop . They are fantastic! For more information, contact the tallerexperimental@hotmail.com or visit the workshop at the Metropolitan Cultural Center (former Central Post Office) on Saturday mornings from 9 am. It is great enter Centro Cultural Metropolitano and see children and adults take classes in painting, music, sculpture, singing and more. Dense around there if you have not gone!

4. Cultural Center of Spain and Urban Development are offering the third module of its successful cultural management course called Know your neighborhood. And it is free of charge . Recommend is the super . One of his most outstanding student groups formed the Cultural Collective Pie Wool, who has been standing out in the field of Historical Center for its educational and cultural events such as Festival on October 20 Don Poncho honor Bauer in the beautiful avenue of trees .

5. Other crafts and crafts workshops will be offered in the MUSAC (9th Ave 9-79 Z-1) from 18 to 15 November in Educentro Santa Stone (11 Calle 6-50 Z 1) the entire month of November and December (classes every day of the week!) and there are courses in arts and crafts on Saturday morning outdoor El Paseo de La Sexta , between 8th and 9th streets, those of The Sixth free of charge.

6. Well, you know, Pasaje Aycinena, the Portalito, Tacos Tequila Bar Central (Ex-Central) ...

And remember: coming soon 2010 show yourself and many other events! Stay tuned and as, you know, here they are loved and are always "Wellcome."

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IF YOU ARE GOING TO DO, DO IT WELL

boy with his grandfather feeding the pigeons

I tell them that the recent article published in Siglo XXI with the title of "The Historic Center Find Your Identity" is an example of much of what is wrong with journalism today, and I will use from now on all classes taught in Guatemala (and taught several), as an example of how NOT journalism should be done. I recommend that other professors to read it and consider doing the same with him.

You know that if it is a good example? Of handling and distortion of information. By the way, you can read the full article clicking here.

First, perhaps because the report focused on giving low blows and bad journalism, had neither the reporter or reporter's name, no space to leave comments readers. Gives the impression that nobody was interested in refuting what there exposed. It is not uncommon to "writing" in a note instead of the name of the reporter, but in an article "research" of this size, if set.

then please see the paragraph that begins the article:

"Under the Microscope lived near some of these stories in the bleak environment of the Historical Center and compiled a series of changes which looks to rebound from recovery of pedestrian spaces, to the park rejuvenation and circulation. "

is, seems to intimate that such a bleak environment is everything Historical Center but argues, falsely of course, who will talk / collected on the number of changes being sought to claim the center, recovery of pedestrian spaces, etc. Or am I misunderstanding? But then, throughout his career, and again not to mention anything - but nothing - positive as the Historical Center. In other words, are positioned as they are going to have some balanced and impartial, prior to muddy everything with all their negativity.

A section write: "According to the National Civil Police, from 1 January to 13 October this year, there was a report of 960 crimes."

This Historical Center. And yes, many crimes. More like do not put how many crimes have been reported in areas 9, 10, 15, 18, or what not more, at no time can judge if the downtown area, one more crime than other areas. I venture to say that there is less or equal. Therefore distort information to make it look like there is more crime in the Historic Center in other areas of the city. Among

everything they say, adding "They have become points of proliferation of commercial sex, both women and men." Also The Montúfar right? If not all --- everyone! - the city centers that have met in many places, and met enough, have pockets of prostitution. And on top photo to sex workers, without regard for your privacy. Those details are the most basic ethical taught in any journalism career.

addition, he still threw the chipotazo on El Amate, sold porn and pirated movies like that to be great novelty in this country. And was not that also sell medicines and soaps all natural, there is a small library, there are ice cream shops and banks and everything else. So is "balanced" this worthy investigative reporting.

in English to this kind of reporting is called mud-slinging : throwing mud. Typical during elections. I would add

of which we have many who work in different capacities to move forward with the Historic Center in different areas: San Sebastian Barrio, Barrio Modelo, the neighborhoods surrounding the Cerrito del Carmen and others. There are neighbors who make a lot of their neighborhoods, cultural and urban level, and are happy to live here. Here's hospitals, museums, public and private schools.

not only La Sexta which is being developed, although that, of iconic, seems to have become the "eye of the storm" of discussions lately. Still, The Sixth never be a "Oakland Mall" so those who use it are those who use these malls and shopping centers. Is a better place for people that all life has come to spend their Sundays at the Centre. Which if well used or not the resources to develop material La Sexta is discussed and it is good that it exists, but that's another story.

This reporter, reporters / as, who are in XXI Century , for whatever reason - because he spoke to them rudely or political ideology - perhaps he wanted to drive to the Mayor, as the Mayor was "Historic Center" ... but "the Centre" are all who live and work in the day a day and have pride of place. I know few places where there is a sense of community and tradition that exists in many of its neighborhoods.

An article so unprofessional and ill-intentioned. not research. If you are going to do research, please do it well. Present bad, of course, but also good.

Ultimately, it would have been more professional, if the "grudge" is against the mayor, leaving the closet and do research about him openly. And if they wanted to do an investigative report on the Centre itself, I fear that managed just a sad imitation of what really should be. Focus

just in the pathology center (yes have them), not in a spirit of social contribution but only to distort, stereotype and encrudecerlas, ignoring all the good pit or by placing the good and that everything would just work the Mayor, is intentional misappropriation of information and unworthy of being considered serious journalism. It is also a disrespect and insult to the work of those who live and work in and through the Historic Center.

Finally, thanks to the reporter by explaining in detail how to get cocaine in the Historic Center. There are many who can explain in detail how to get it as easy in the fields fashionable Zona Viva and even universities. Clarification

: I have friends who are journalists Century, whose work is respected, and I'm sure this is not the work of them.

And before I quit, I come to invite you to view events previous post as it has many events this week, and you have added more, such as the beautiful Baroque concert will be held in Conservatory and Halloween parties around the Centre.

Let me remind you also of this excellent opportunity free of charge (Do you see that if good things happen at the Center?):

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Know your neighborhood

Module III Management Workshops Cultural Neighborhood

theoretical and practical training. Months will be held from November 2010 to March 2011 during the weekends and will include workshops with experts in various fields of cultural management, talks and film forum. Among the workshops are Max Araujo (cultural legislature), Julio Solórzano (producer of cultural and performing arts), Pancho García (Core 3), Erick Menchu \u200b\u200b(The Torana), Io Fender (Transcend) and many more. For further information with Bernardo Euler ( b.euler @ urbanistica.org.gt ) or Siomara Bonilla (s.bonilla @ urbanistica.org.gt) . free of charge.

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