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9 noviembre 2015: polémica sobre algoritmo de Uber y cómo Putin domina con geografía Resumen de algunas de las notas más relevantes de la semana que concluye, así como propuestas para la semana que arranca. TopNews Travis Durden – When Star Wars meets the sculptures of ancient Greece
1.- Histórico amparo de la Corte sobre mariguana 2.- 11 estados captan dos tercios de las remesas en México 3.- Llegan 300 gendarmes para recobrar Morelia 4.- Argentina investiga posible presencia del 'Chapo' Guzmán en frontera con Chile - 5.- Peronismo y kirchnerismo se unen para derribar la imagen de Macri 6.- El primer ministro de Rumanía dimite tras la tragedia de la discoteca 7.- La UE espera la llegada de dos millones de inmigrantes en 2016 y 2017
8.- Colombia aprueba la adopción entre homosexuales 9.- ‘Generación tormenta’: los jóvenes radicales kurdos que no negocian 10.- 100 empresarios portugueses se unen contra un Gobierno social-comunista 11.- Millionaire ex-Putin aide and Russia Today founder is found dead in Washington DC hotel room after 'heart attack' 12.- NASA: la Antártida ha ganado más hielo pero lo perderá por cambio climático 13.- Anonymous Reveals Full List Of Alleged KKK Members 14.- In 'Spectre,' James Bond becomes Edward Snowden 15.- Marco Rubio is the most likely candidate to win the Republican 2016 presidential nomination
En 15 años no había un incremento tan acelerado de deuda en México
El Saldo Histórico de los Requerimientos Financieros del Sector Público, que da cuenta de la deuda pública registrada, creció 7.9 puntos del PIB durante el Gobierno pasado. En la presente administración, ya aumentó en 10.1 puntos, y todavía nos quedan años antes de llegar al final del sexenio.
= Violenta Ciudad de México = TIME: Cartel Violence Threatens to Destroy the Relative Peace of Mexico City The murder rate is the highest it has been since 1987 @DiegoEOsorno: ¿Qué pasa en DF? Tres activistas de Chiapas que protestaban por ejecución en El Carrizal, son atacados a balazos Una tercera manta, colgada en Tlalpan, amenaza a Mancera y la firman cárteles; PGJDF investiga
= Polémico nuevo Rector UNAM = Por tercera vez consecutiva un ex director de Medicina es elegido como Rector de la Universidad de México. Como parte de su proyecto de trabajo, se incluye el Punto 31, página 43: “Reactivar las cuotas de inscripción de maestría y doctorado”, el meollo de la última huelga en la UNAM: http://www.juntadegobierno.unam.mx/documentos/EnriqueLuisGraueWiechers/Proyecto_EnriqueLuisGraueWiechers.pdf
TrendicTopics 1.- #LoQue2015NosDeja
2.- #CapillaSixtina El GDF instalará en el Zócalo una réplica de la Capilla Sixtina para la visita del Papa; algunas pinturas sugeridas:
3.- #Marihuana
4.- #CarlosSalinas En el marco de la Cumbre México, organizada por el semanario The Economist, el ex presidente mexicano afirmó que la crisis de 1995 impidió aprovechar el crecimiento económico de Estados Unidos con Clinton
5.- #Sub17
HazDF =EVENTOS= 1 De Rubens a Van Dyck Mar-dom 10-18hrs @ Museo Nacional de San Carlos Los máximos exponentes de la pintura flamenca llegaron al Museo Nacional de San Carlos a través de 59 obras de artistas como Rubens, Van Dyck, Martin de Vos, Wolfvoet, Jan de Beer, Joost de Momper “el Joven” y Jan Brueghel “el Viejo”, entre una veintena más. 2 TEX TEX + JESSY BULBO EN 35 FILIJ, DIA 4. LUN. 11/09 | 4:00PM @ CENART 3 DEVELAR Y DETONAR. FOTOGRAFÍA EN MÉXICO, CA. 2015 LUN. 10/26 | 10:00AM - SUN. 01/17 | 7:00PM @ CENART 4 ACROSS THE UNIVERSE MAR. 11/10 | 9:00PM @ AUTOCINEMA COYOTE POLANCO 5 PRESENTACIÓN DE LA REVISTA FALSO RACCORD MIE. 11/11 | 7:00PM - WED. 11/11 | 9:00PM @ MUCA ROMA
Cartelera Algunas de las mejores películas en exhibición en México (calificación en IMDB y MetaScore) 1.- Anomalisa (8,0 - 98)
2.- Bridge of spies (8,1 - 81)
3.- Sicario (8,0 - 81)
4.- A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (7,1 - 81)
5.- The Little Prince (7,7 - 70)
=GRÁFICAS= @conradhackett) Obesity Rank
@ianbremmer) Private Sector Companies, Market Cap
Silicon rally: How the US technology sector has changed since 1980
@usefulcharts) Too bad the expanded universe characters aren't in the #starwars7 movie. Or are they?
=ARTÍCULOS DE FONDO=
Trespassers on the rooftops: a secret history of Mexico City's cultural revolutionaries (Dr Atl on the roof of former convent La Merced, with church cupulas in the background. Photograph: Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes) In the 1920s, Mexico City’s roof spaces, or azoteas, became a laboratory for modernist creativity, offering a space where artists and thinkers could push the boundaries of culture and bridge the gaps in society, writes Valeria Luiselli
Retrato de paisaje con joven mexicano (Nexos: José Merino) En la sala de tantas casas, en sus paredes, cuelgan los retratos de juventud de padres, tíos y abuelos. Nuestro vínculo directo con el pasado que no vivimos desde el cual ponderamos mucho de nuestro presente. Esos retratos expresan historias personales y el contexto que las posibilitó y/o constriñó. La madurez temprana; la escuela trunca; el inicio en la vida laboral; el embarazo inoportuno o esperado; el abuso o el afecto en la familia (usualmente una combinación); las posibilidades y elecciones de esparcimiento; las expectativas de vida, apachurradas entre lo factible y lo utópico; los reflejos de entornos adversos en pequeñísimos detalles, un zapato roto, una ropa modesta, un empeño evidente en dejar para la posteridad la imagen más digna posible; las caritas de entusiasmo por un futuro en el que terminamos nosotros. Retomando a Octavio Paz, como un poema, los retratos no dicen, expresan.
The Secrets Of Uber's Mysterious Surge Pricing Algorithm, Revealed Is the way Uber changes its prices fair? And, maybe more importantly, does it actually work? Researchers just reverse engineered the app to find the answers. Most people who use Uber know they may pay more for a ride on a rainy winter evening than on a sunny summer’s day. Uber’s use of dynamic surge pricing—its practice of charging more when demand for rides is higher than the supply of cars—is now famous (or infamous, if you are someone who paid hundreds of dollars for a New Year’s Eve lift.) Other industries, even Disney’s theme parks, are copying the model. And the entire selling point of would-be competitor ride hailing companies is that they’re surcharge-free.
5 Brilliant TED Talks That Will Boost Your Emotional Intelligence These talks will inspire you to think differently about yourself and others. Emotional intelligence is more than a hot topic or trending hashtag. The term describes an extremely important concept: a person's ability to recognize his or her own and other people's emotions, to understand the powerful effect of these emotions, and to use that information to guide thinking and behavior. This quality greatly enhances your efforts to achieve success--in many areas of life. So how do you develop emotional intelligence? As with any skill, you must study and practice. Here are 5 TED Talks that will help you increase self-awareness and start targeting areas for improvement.
Dorms for Grownups: A Solution for Lonely Millennials? In a new model of living, residents will have their own “microunits” built around a shared living space for cooking, eating and hanging out. This office looks like a pretty typical co-working space, what with the guy with a ponytail coding in one corner, the pile of bikes clustered in another, and the minimalist desks spread across a light-filled room. Troy Evans opened this space, CoWorks, in a downtown building here in February.
The rating game. How Uber and its peers turned us into horrible bosses ("CUSTOMERS EXPECT RITZ CARLTON SERVICE AT MCDONALD'S PRICES.") The on-demand economy has scrambled the roles of employer and employee in ways that courts and regulators are just beginning to parse. So far, the debate has focused on whether workers should be contractors or employees, a question sometimes distilled into an argument about who’s the boss: are workers their own bosses, as the companies often claim, or is the platform their boss, policing their work through algorithms and rules?
Russia and the Curse of Geography. Want to understand why Putin does what he does? Look at a map. Vladimir Putin says he is a religious man, a great supporter of the Russian Orthodox Church. If so, he may well go to bed each night, say his prayers, and ask God: “Why didn’t you put mountains in eastern Ukraine?”
Y Combinator, the X Factor of tech A tech talent-spotter has come to dominate Silicon Valley’s startup scene. IT SOUNDED like an oddball idea, but that is how many breakthroughs in Silicon Valley begin. In late 2008 three young men applied to Y Combinator (YC), a school for startups, looking for help with their tiny firm, AirBed & Breakfast, a website that helped people rent out inflatable mattresses in their living-rooms during conferences. Paul Graham, one of YC’s founders, did not think much of their idea, but liked their pluck. Strapped for cash, the three had sold novelty breakfast cereals during the presidential election (Obama O’s and Cap’n McCains) to earn enough money to keep their startup going. Mr Graham and his partners at YC helped them to refine their idea and meet early investors. Today Airbnb, as their firm is now known, rents out whole apartments in 190 countries and is one of the most talked-about startups, valued at $25.5 billion.
Why Virtual Classes Can Be Better Than Real Ones I teach one of the world’s most popular MOOCs (massive online open courses), “Learning How to Learn,” with neuroscientist Terrence J. Sejnowski, the Francis Crick Professor at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies. The course draws on neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and education to explain how our brains absorb and process information, so we can all be better students. Since it launched on the website Coursera in August of 2014, nearly 1 million students from over 200 countries have enrolled in our class. We’ve had cardiologists, engineers, lawyers, linguists, 12-year-olds, and war refugees in Sudan take the course. We get emails like this one that recently arrived: “I’ll keep it short. I’ve recently completed your MOOC and it has already changed my life in ways you cannot imagine. I just turned 29, am in the middle of a career change to computer science, and I’ve never been more excited to learn.”
Architects Say This Apartment Complex Is the Year's Best Building–Here's Why The Interlace is an apartment complex in Singapore designed by Ole Scheeren, a German architect who spent many years as a partner at OMA (where he masterminded Beijing’s CCTV building). Today at the World Architecture Festival, it was chosen as Building of the Year after two days of presentations from finalists vying for the award.
(con dedicatoria) The Ultimate Guide To Getting Published In A Literary Magazine In this essay, I will attempt to tell you everything I’ve learned about submitting and publishing in literary magazines. Here’s the first thing: When you publish a book of stories that were published in literary magazines, you have to pitch essays like this one. Here’s the second thing: “Write what you know” is horrible advice for fiction writing, but really good advice for essay-to-promote-a-book writing. And pretty much the only thing I know about is literary magazines.
“No te rindas. Siempre hay una salida..” Joaquín GL
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