Tuesday, February 15, 2011

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Process and media concoction recipe ... and a digression cocolo


Seeing "The blood reached the river" video essay has presented a cardiologist Digital creative team (thanks Mark for getting involved in the kaleidoscope of our reality) and ponder what is suggested (mixed with my experiences in electronic media) seem to understand how to process the information seeking make the juice, squeeze and blend the emotions so that messages are pieces of images in a sensational puree to serve as clay slurry is served with crushed ice, topped with tabasco and vodka: Requires use of device called the "Noticiareizer" ...

With this advancement of technology has been popularized news recipe called "Disturbing passion" eg

Preparation of a segment of "Haunting Passion":

Noticiareizer In You pour pitcher visual pieces of reality, squeeze a few rounds of assorted testimonials, add pineapple juice, China and bilberry ('Cranberry') and then the tabasco and vodka, the process by remeneo horny. Serve in short reports pouring on crushed ice and atmosphere with rhythmic music ('uptempo). You can decorate with strawberries, mint and lemon slices. Show, pompous voice.

This recipe serves well to make great graphics for print displays when left in a refrigerator for about fifteen minutes, then add cherries ('cherries').

Other news exotic concoctions you see often are:

a little crazy with coconut, Amores cursed, Burning purple anise frustrated dreams, Tequila corrupt, Banana Flambe with brandy skim Lives, among others.

All these offers mesmerizing, low nutritional value but powerful hallucinatory effect can be decorated with an imaginative variety of deceptions such as the famous umbrellas and flowery rhetoric.

cocolo .- The digression I do not know why but to be investigating the issues I have presented on these creative recipes of the news media, an old song by Tommy Olivencia came to mind:

Trucutu knows tricks
So he told his aunt:
'I run out of energy to lift the matruco'

alas!

Un sabio que estaba oyendo
De esos sabios bien pelu'
Le dijo : 'No traigas trucos,
No es el matruco que eres tu'.

Trucutú cutú cu que trucutú

No es el matruco que eres tu... (coro)


Nota de salida.-

Favor ver

'The blood came to the river'

Available at:

http://dialogodigital.upr.edu/index.php/% C2% A8La-blood -get-the-river% C2% A8.html? sms_ss = facebook & at_xt = 4d5aa6f89627a1a7, 0

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