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THE MYSTERY OF THE TRACK Noelia Adrián González 1 º A

night was quite dark fog. An unemployed superhero named Javier lived in the house of his grandmother. The house had a large garden where Javier used to walk every afternoon. He loved to see the huge trees and shrubs with flowers of different colors that were typical of St. Petersburg. Javier day sat under a tree and found some footprints. Suddenly, he realized that the tracks were not normal. In the evening, Javier went to the local library to borrow a book on animal tracks. When I took was to the garden to find out which animal it was. He searched for 3 hours, but found no match. I thought that was your chance to get to work again. Was inside the house and looked for a flashlight to inspect the area with more detail. When was the garden was a dog leash and was glad. He had found a new track.

Two weeks later ...

From that day he had found the dog leash, did not stop going to the garden to find new clues. Decided to plan a trap for the animal to take him to his hideout. The trap was a can of paint green standing for any product. This boat would be positioned over a plate of food. Thus, when the animal was eating, painting him fall over. Was going several times to see if the trap had worked. Once again it was the garden to make sure if there was a new track. The plan had not been so perfect to the end of the day. A trail of green paint was all over the floor. Javier followed. When finished, looked up from the floor and realized that before him stood a cave. Javier spent 10 minutes and had not yet decided to enter. I was very scared because I knew you'd find in the cave. Upon entering, he saw in the distance a small light. When it got closer, he realized that was not really light but the green paint that had set the trap. Then, Javier saw that ... Was a dog!

What happened was that the tracks were mixed with a squirrel that lived in a tree in the garden. So the footprint could not appear in a book.

From that day Javier was working. Then he told the story to a friend and that friend was transmitted to the mayor of the town. Javier and green dog started to fight against crime. They made a good couple. They won many battles against evil and so the Mayor gave them the golden key of the town that was the key that opened all over the town.

From that day were admired by all the people. Javier's life and the green dog has never been better.

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SOUTH KOREA: FORWARD INTERNET SPEED


South Korea Wants to 1 Gbps internet in homes in 2012
Cony Sturm in Featured, Internet 2 months ago 63 comments

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Although South Korea has the fastest internet speeds in the world That does not stop the country's government to seek further. By the end of 2012, the country hopes to connect every household in the country to the Internet from 1 gigabit per second. This would mean multiplying by 10 the standard that exists in the country (and as per 1,000 that exists in other countries).

the meantime, has launched a pilot project to connect 5,000 homes in five cities. For this connection test, each client pay about 30,000 won per month, about $ 27. Still do not know what it will cost when it is operating globally, although the government say it will be much less than the $ 70 it costs such a connection in Japan.

Currently, South Koreans pay on average $ 38 for a 100 Mbps connection

Who monitors this plan is an engineer with only 28-year-old Choi Gwang. "Many Koreans are early-adopters, and we need to be prepared for things like 3D TV, Internet TV, high definition multimedia, gaming and video, ultra-high definition, cloud computing," said Choi The New York Times.

On the technical side, there are too many challenges to implementing this system in South Korea. DSL lines have to be replaced, but the fiber optic network, which is already widely used, is capable of allowing speeds of 1 Gbps. Anyway, the plan is projected to cost U.S. $ 24,600 million (as most private companies that offer the service).

Link: South Korea Seeks Internet speed of 1 gigabit a second (NYTimes)