Dayton Timberline 2010

IN BLOOM IN BLOOM

IBAGUE POET IN BLOOM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLIMA

Name: Maria del Rosario Laverde

Email: maminoisa@gmail.com
Country of origin: Colombia Home Address
: Carrera 3 ª no. 2-03 Apt 402 Ibagué

Literary Career

Literary Biography: Publications

Poems: Time Magazine Word (Ibague). August 2009

Poems: CLASSROOM AND ASPHALT, virtual magazine Central University (Bogotá). June 2009

Poems: Letralia digital magazine. February 2009

Poems: Time Magazine Word. September 2008

Poems: CLASSROOM AND ASPHALT, virtual Revista Universidad Central. August 2008

Poems: architrave Magazine (Bogota). December 2007

Chronic Magazine Salmon (Ibague). December 2007

Poems: El Nuevo Día (Ibague). May 2007

Poems: Central University.

May 2007 "Changing Planes" EL Nuevo Dia

March 2007
"Handbook for People Living With Forced Desamor" El Nuevo Dia

February 2007 "Musicians of the Twentieth Century Tolima" Text Review - Editorial Pijao (Ibague) 2002

recognize myself in foreign cities

albeit a bit broken,

but surely it was another

not only be who I am now

traffic properly certain streets

a memory unidentified

burning my throat

understand new language and

guess what they will say

the familiarity of the faces as confirms

've been here before.

A sense of place overwhelms me

Confidentialilty Language

IBAGUE BIBLIOCINE PRESENTS. Transgenic Crops BIBLIOCINE

BIBLIOCINE And Cineforo

Presents: "the Prof"

Date: Wednesday 30 September.

Director: Miguel M. Delgado
Actors: Cantinflas, Marga Lopez, Victor Alcocer, León Barroso, David Bravo, José Luis Caro, Jorge Casanova, Arturo de Cordova, Gerardo del Castillo
Duration 117 min.

Socrates (Cantinflas), a dedicated teacher who has devoted his life to teaching, sacrifice the comfort of the big city to march towards the people of Romeral where their services are needed . There must fight against powerful local political boss, concerned Formenta ignorance of its inhabitants. Socrates has the support of the local priest and Hortense, a young woman who agrees to rent a room in your home. They and the children quickly begin to admire his teacher, are the ones who have to struggle against the forces of the chief and his allies.

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Dawland Nfs Mons Tuanded

BIBLIOCINE And Cineforo

Presents: "The Great Dictator"

Date : Wednesday 23 September.

Original title: The great dictator Address: Charles Chaplin (USA, 1940 ) ; Time: 124 minutes

After the First World War , a Jewish barber who fought with the army of Tomania returns home years after the conflict. Due to a crash does not remember virtually nothing of his life. Similarly it is not aware of the new political situation in his country, where a fascist and racist dictator, Adenoid Hynkel, has initiated the persecution of the Jewish people. Hynkel's ambition has pushed, at the same time, to prepare a military offensive aimed at the conquest and domination around the globe.

With The Great Dictator Charles Chaplin begins his stage talkies. The rise of totalitarian regimes and the spread of fascism in Europe are at this time the focus of the film. Chaplin studied for nearly two years to the German dictator Hitler to carry out a project he defined as "a cocktail of drama, comedy and tragedy, which portrays the grotesque and sinister silhouette of a man believed to be a superhero and think only of value your opinion and your word ". At first, the U.S. wanted to be outside of the war and because of this, Chaplin struggled to make a success of your project.

The interpretation of Jack Oakie as Benzyne Napaloni (Mussolini) was so masterful and faithful, which earned him an Oscar nomination as best supporting actor. In total The Great Dictator received five nominations for the Oscars: Best Picture, Best Screenplay and Best Actor (Charles Chaplin), Best Supporting Actor (Jack Oakie) and the best music (Meredith Wilson). But how could it be otherwise, Chaplin suffered from ninguneo Academy, engaged in a scrum anti-communist.

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Churidar Pajama Cutting And Sewing

Cangas

say that the inertia forces is one of the most difficult to stop, and the sport has taken a hard drive to predict. It's amazing pace and is picking up popularity, and therefore the level it is acquiring.

this weekend in Spain, cto of public entertainment, the large number of participants, and the high level of people (at least from my humble perspective) have shown the momentum it has.

Sorpresón to see Manu and Sonia, who came to encourage the Armadillos. Great race and put to Monica, is called to be the best, scoring the best overall in the race, you're a crack! Magnificent

Polo encounter with Angel, a fellow in boxes, not on race: how it has grown athletically, stuck with the first to complete the 38, another crack!

The test circuit was perfect for my taste. Swimming with sea calm to return, perfect but very cold water, 14 º said (for the brave that I use 2 caps). At the first buoy we all huddled together, but then the case was stretching, and ended up in my natural position caboose.

and began a rapid transition circuit 5 turns on a journey half up "to parriba" to 14 km / h and half "to pabajo" to 65 km / h. Each lap was the same tune, without burning rate rise to much to lose without pedals and save some energy for the next. My goal was not to overheat the race to meet minimum guarantees. Pelotoncillos formed of 6 units maximum, and it was difficult to find people at your own pace on the rise, something that I like and makes cycling test is not more training than the typical bunch.

Good transition back to start the race on foot to a circuit this time flat 4 laps of 2.5 km. Contrary to what has happened to me this year, where I've been improving the pace and feel as they advanced the mile run, this time went from best to worst. I scored a first lap of luxury with good feelings, but I was losing pace as the laps passed. This segment is where most noticed the lack of pace I've had these Last 2 months where I could only train for lack of time during the 3 weeks prior.

the end, happy to have achieved a minimal quickly get to enjoy it, and recovering all the wonderful feelings that I leave the triathlon in the body, and others are not to think . .. and next to where?

Typical Sayings On Christening Cakes

BIBLIODOCUMENTAL

Presents: Transgenic and future food

Areas of GMO crops in 2005

GM foods are those that were produced from a modified organism genetically engineered genetically. In other words, food derived from one organism to which they have incorporated genes of another to produce a desired characteristic. Currently have a greater presence in foods such as corn, barley or soybeans.

Improving the species which are used as food has been a common motif in the history of mankind. Native and traditional forms of seed selection and crossing between plants that will improve the quality, productivity and aesthetics of food was for many common and natural selection. But in 1983 the first transgenic plant in 1994 was approved for marketing the first genetically modified food. Many of these foods have been fitted with genes of plants and other species, and its suitability for germination that automatically develop herbicides and pesticides pollute more and more products. In 2007, GM crops are produced in 23 countries, of which 12 are developing countries.

In several countries have emerged groups opposed to genetically modified organisms, formed mainly by ecologists, consumer rights, some scientists and politicians, which require the labeling of these, concerns about food safety, environmental impacts, cultural changes and economic dependencies. Call to avoid such foods, whose production would involve damage to health, environmental, economic, social and legal problems and ethical concept of patents.

LOCATION: LIBRARY PARGA RAFAEL CORTES. TIME: 6:15 PM DATE: MONDAY 21 SEPTEMBER 2009.

Masterbatting Females

IBAGUE IN FLOWER POET POET AND WRITER

JORGE LADINO GAITÁN BAYONNE

BIO-BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY

born in 1977 in Sogamoso (Boyacá-Colombia). Resident in Ibague (Tolima, Colombia) since 1989. Member of Research Group Literature Tolima of University of Tolima in Colombia where he is currently Fellow for graduate study. Aspiring doctor in literature the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile . co-author of Tolima Novel 1905-2005: bibliography and review (Ibagué: Atlas Publishing, 2008). He has published articles, features, reviews and stories in books, magazines and newspapers, besides the book of poems Rock Asylum (Bogotá: Universidad del Tolima, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2009 ) with which it was first finalist in the National Poetry Competition María Mercedes Carranza in 2006. speaker at the VIII Conference of Latin American Literature Andean (Jalla, 2008 ) in Santiago de Chile and Literature Fifth International Symposium: Memory and Imagination in Latin America and the Caribbean in Cusco (Peru, 2009). As a graduate honors degree in modern languages \u200b\u200b University of Tolima. First place in the National Award Chronicle Germain Santamaría category and university teachers in 2005. Contest finalist University VI National Poetry organized by Externado University of Colombia in the 2000.

Poems

Taken: Bayonne Gaitán, Jorge Ladino. Rock Asylum . Bogotá: Universidad del Tolima, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2009 .

CREDO DE HENDRIX

“And I come back to find the stars misplaced

and the smell of a world that has burned”

“Up from the skies”, Jimi Hendrix)

believe in hell I am,

denier of heaven and earth goodness.

I believe in the guitar, my only beef,

conceived by the grace of absence;

born where the rain weaves the horror,

suffered under the sun, lord of the Pilate

was asylum ghosts,

cloudy and banished,

down to the records,

the third cry worked his conviction;

is hung to the left of fear

-father all- spiteful

from thence he shall come to judge the memory and its silences.

I believe in the wound in time,

the sick church of my bones,

the communion of the rockers,

resentment of the dead,

the echo of my steps

and eternal punishment.

Amen.

ME FROM YOUR POR

"I'm going to throw the ninth floor,

I'll pulling for you "

(" Ninth B "Charly Garcia")

Some crazy flow like flutes,

scratch the stones voices:

"Blessed among all the vices

music make us for soñarnos angels! ".

smile and the air is full of instruments.

Someone plays piano on the tips of my eyelashes.

I threw the rest without hours.

Nine floors and I'm not dead.

city begins.

fleeing injuries among birds and songs.

The moon is eclipsed executioner.

always will be found,

in a bottle of whiskey or grandfather Beatles discs.

Dan Doctors In Phoenix

Tolima University

CARLOS ARTURO GAMBOA BOBADILLA

liteatura degree in English and, Especialisata in greenhouse gases and a masters student in UTP-UT
Literature Professor at the area of \u200b\u200bliterature and
lengujae
Poet and storyteller

Books:

The slit The Times (poems)
imperfect Dream (Stories)


LITERARY AWARDS


First post. Language Day Competition. Form poetry. Universidad del Tolima. Ibague. 1997.

First post. Language Day Competition. Story mode. Universidad del Tolima. Ibague. 1997.

First post. Departmental competition for talent under 30 years. Joint fund to promote the culture of Tolima. Ibagué.1998.

First post. IDEAD story contest 15 years. Ibague. 1998. Contest Finalist

literature Interuniversity ESAP. Story mode. Ibague. 2004. First post

ESAP literature intercollegiate competition. Test mode. Ibague. 2004.

SAMPLE POEM POETRY OF THE STREETS

horizontal perpetuates

where men multiform flower
years
Footprint

rhetoric and blind observer after

where millions of feet flesh

Roen

streets as eternal oasis,

are the only place they impartial

in
hawks

carbon dioxide
graze beside the pigeons



POEM WITH SOLEDAD



come from the south

waves of heat that suffocates my heart
Others
force, delicious allergy

bodies undergoing the ancient rite of desire.

The little one that sleeps under my abdomen

suddenly shrinks and cast iron moments

It has invaded everything. Willing

a battle of bodies, endless struggle

Where the tasting up the win.

Each bore a trench

And mutate weapons harmless from moisture.

A curve here, an avenue unexplored

Anywhere there is mysterious magnet

And the hands do not fatigue on their journeys.

only smoke floating in a square millimeter

Announces a short truce

But the bodies are willing to fatigue

mixture again to make moan the night with their screams.


There will be a tomorrow
Everything must be consumed while the nocturnal

And your inmost desire permits.

- CHECKMATE

I was banished by the King in an act of injustice total erotic. From Torres poisoned arrows and threw me as he left the castle bound and sharp swords of the Bishops lacerating my back, I tried looking back. Exile on foot because my horses were thrown into the pit of crocodiles. Until one day laborers swore to be faithful lackeys now reproached my face. Only she will be thinking of me, remembering my nocturnal visits to fill your body of Oriental, remember my hands to fight her bra, my sticky fingers penetrating its corners, my tongue wetting her hot navel. She has immunity home and yet allowed me listening to his legs, navigate their forest foraging underground, walk her back and stop just where the terrain is rough to lay there my deadly liquid. She did not notice my escape, now must keep his belly explored my lips so that the King plays his game. Banished but I took my victory. With excessive loved this lady and I built a monument in his body to lust.
(From the book "Dream imperfect" Unilibros-UT. 2009)

is best run after sitting waiting crazy dream ...

Ticks & Fleas On Humans

"Ibague en Flor"



IBAGUÉ POETRY RECITAL IN FLOWER.

Successfully hid his poetry reading on Thursday September 17th, 2009 at 4:00 pm at the Park Arnulfo Ducuara of the University of Tolima. The poets participating in 10 minutes each, read and narrated each of his literary works. Among the poets participating
find: Orienta Lozano, Carlos A. Gamboa, Maria del Rosario Laverde Jorge Ladino, Gaitan, Daniel Padilla, Julio Cesar Arciniegas, besides the participation of some students as William G. Rodrigues of 8 semesters of English Language program, and a young woman approached, and which do not publish his name because it was not recorded.

The poetry reading lasted approximately until 5:30 pm, and completing it is heard loud applause from the audience to the event.

After 5:30 pm it started the play directed by the Corporation and Puppet Theatre Tent. Who collected the attention of the audience at the concert and many of the passers-by near Ducuara Park.

For those who want to see the bibliographic record of what happened there, here are some of the photos of the event.

Cystic Fibrosis Jewelry

BIBLIOCINE PRESENTS. CONFERENCE



BIBLIOCINE And Cineforo

Presents: Modern Times
Date: Wednesday 16 September.
"Modern Times" (1935): Direction, screenplay, music, directing actors: Charles Chaplin.

Charles Spencer Chaplin was born in London (04/16/1889). Abandoned by his father and admitted to his mother in an insane asylum where he died shortly after he met with his older brother Sydney, slums, hunger, orphanages and abuse. In the six years up to the stage to perform a dance number, heir to the qualities of his mother, go to the circus and circus and develops provincial tour at the Music Hall, with his brother. Hired a troupe of comedians, participate in a tour of the United States. His first contract is with Marck Sennet comedies and films 35 a roll.

Chaplin, fully understood that running times correspond to a heartless world, whose organization was based on the profit (capital accumulation). Modern Times is the caricature of humanity degraded in the factory work.

The film is "a man (Charlotte) who works in a serial production line in a factory. Your job is to screw two nuts at the same time at high speed, this will produce an initial and recurring tic, reaching to dementia. It is held in a psychiatric hospital, where to find out the closure of factories. It is the crisis of the 29 that plunged into misery for workers in the United States and throughout the world. " In love with a young orphan, vagabond, seeking to rebuild their life. Despite the gloom of the moment. LIBRARY

RAFAEL CORTES PARGA

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New Born Funny Messages

writer and columnist Oscar Collazo



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Invites: The Conference

writer and columnist vallecaucano: Oscar Collazos, who stood as a guest on the national meeting of poetry and narrative "Ibagué blooming
tolimense In tribute to the writer Rómulo Gallegos Prize. William Ospina


Presents: Héctor Sánchez

Date: Wednesday September 16, 2009

Venue: Aula University of Tolima Teleconference

Time: 4: 00 pm Free admission

, we wait.