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Comment: I found a solution (Score 1) 431

Instead of taking the 405, he should continue south until he reaches Palisades park. And he should be pulling a Jetski or a motorized kayak. Jump into the ocean, and come out at Dockweiler beach state park. Have another car waiting for him there, and then take Imperial hwy which converts into 105.

Comment: Re:Immigration (Score 1) 484

by guantamanera (#43427087) Attached to: Zuckerberg Lobbies For More Liberal Immigration Policies
Easy, Your aquientaces didn't do any research is their fault. There is this one form called Adjustment of status that you can use to stay in USA when you marry a citizen. If that does not work legally divorce and have the person leave the country and apply for a fiance visa Then you can marry and do the adjustment again. To bring a family member, friend or whoever as a visitor a citizen resident you need to fill out an affidavit of support I have even brought people from cuba this way to come and visit me. Bringing Cuban visitors is good, they are legally allowed to bring cigars and rum. I am not a lawyer but all the information is in the goverment site and all it requires is some reading.

Comment: Re:USA = World? (Score 1) 198

by guantamanera (#43365949) Attached to: Film Critic Roger Ebert Dead at 70 Of Cancer
My favourite movie is Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo. It was filmed in Spain and it was directed by the talian Sergio Leone. The USA title is The good, the bad and the ugly. I saw, Memoria de mis putas tristes form Mexico Heleno Brazil Frankenweenie USA The Hobit New Zealand Tengo ganas de ti Spain. Lincoln USA Masterplan argentina Tesis sobre un homicidio Argentina Ensayo de un crimen Mexico El secreto de sus ojos Argentina

Comment: Most world famous?? (Score 0, Offtopic) 198

by guantamanera (#43363265) Attached to: Film Critic Roger Ebert Dead at 70 Of Cancer
I never heard of Mr Ebert, may he rest in peace, until today. Maybe he is anglophone world famous, but not world's most famous film criti. I am very sure 1 chinese critic or indian critic will take his spot away easily. And I do know of Anglophone critics, one that I follow is Robbie Collin.

Comment: Re:Depends on the source (Score 1) 749

I can't hear the difference, but is weird I get different feelings. Maybe just because you cannot hear does not mean exactly you will not feel it. Bethoven was deaf and he used to lie on top of his piano so he could feel it. Get a high quality sample of an explosion and encode them at different levels and I bet you will feel the difference.

Comment: Re:Tyranny of Age (Score 1) 196

by guantamanera (#43248679) Attached to: Google Reportedly Making a Smartwatch, Too
I am such outdoors person, and mostly near, in or on the water. I only use mechanical watches for diving since they have to be open less the integrity is better. But this is a choice I am more comfortable with them plus a watch is also fashionable and is the only piece of jewelry I wear. And just because they're old fashion does not mean they're not complicated. I got watches with slide rule that allows me to do calculations way faster than a calculator since I just quickly rotate the bezel. You can also use your watch to check you pulse just put some pressure on one of your veins and look at your watch and count, and not only you will see it but also feel it. You can also use your watch to find out where north is, this is an old boyscout trick. I sail many times a year to Revillagigedo islands, Clipperton Island or halfway to hawaii for fishing and I am not dumb to rely on any of those digital gadgets. I always keep an analogue chronometer running while moving. I can confidently say that I had to rely on digital gadgetry I would be dead sine I had them fail on me more than once. Salt munches on circuit boards.

Comment: Re:Do people still wear watches? (Score 3, Interesting) 196

by guantamanera (#43228723) Attached to: Samsung Also Making a Smartwatch
Yes, lots of people still wear watches. smart phones are just smart pocket watches now days. But to check the time a wrist watch is faster. I prefer analogue mechanical watches, that way I do not have to worry about batteries since I have so many. I do have a digital watch is though solar pathfinder by casio that I use when I go hiking to keep track of the altitude changes and to predict the weather. And in my opinion Analogue is better starting a coutdown just requires a quick rotate of the bezel. I also have a watch that has a slide ruler I rotate it and can do complex calculations really quick. I also use a analogue mechanical watch to keep time when I go diving. And the best feature is that a good watch can get you laid.

Comment: Re:Intercontinental? (Score 2, Insightful) 176

by guantamanera (#43038331) Attached to: Intercontinental Mind-Meld Unites Two Rats
Depends where you go to school. In Mexico 6 continents. They ignore Antartica sometimes they will say 5 Then I moved to finland, and they count 6. From there we went to czech republic also 6 continents. Then highschool 10th grade in USA they counted 7 continents. I also noticed that refering to a USAian as american is mostly an anglophone thing. While traveling through Europe I could say I am an Amererican, and they knew I was not referring to USA. And it probably was because I do not have a north american english accent or I could speak the local language. And canadians they're are americans they just hate getting confused with their southern neighbour. Even if you say they're From North America they still end up being americans from the north. I took some english classes, studied 1 year in USA and here is how I interpret the name United States of America with my limited english. the key is in the word "OF" a proposition I believe. It says the These united states belong to america. It does not say They are America. Is like saying "the united union of kentucky", "the sons of Carl", "the many cars of Mike" For the name to actually mean the name of the country is America it would have to say it something like this. United American States. Now this would imply they are american and not just belong to. Funny thing is 99% of USAians don't know where the name come from. When you ask they usually end up saying it means freedom or something like that.

Comment: Journal (Score 3, Informative) 379

by guantamanera (#43009833) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: How Would You Feel About Recording Your Entire Life?
I been writting a journal since age 12, and all I been using is pen and paper. Going through the pages is faster than rewinding with a digital device. When you read through memorable moment many years later you will notice the the memories will flood back in, and even the smells of the moment will make it back. You don't even have to read the whole to thing you wrotem just a few snipets and your brain will fill in the blanks. Also written journals are more collectible than digital files, so if your family does not read it after you pass some stranger will.

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