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Today, I will talk about my favorite piece of technology: I don’t really think that the objects are the most important thing in the the life, but exists something that I use so much: my cell phone.

In the past December I won a contest, and I had to expended the prize buying in Ripley.  So, I chose to buy something great: a Samsung Galaxy S (in addition to clothes :3).

My cell is amazing: you can listen to music on it, it has a great camera and internet connection (so I can connect to my facebook account and use other social networks, watch videos and read books and manga) and I can call to my friends, answer my e-mail and use so many different applications.  Also, it’s so beautiful: dark, simple, and it has a cover with the appearance of a cassette <3

I really like my phone. I always use it, and it symbolizes to me that the works worth: it’s my price baby!

Finally, I have two things more to say:
1)  I could life without my cell: have it isn’t a question of life and death. But it really contribute to make me feel happy.
2)  I became attached to my cell at the point that I gave it a name. And that’s the title of the post (:

Me, my cell and my very-weel friend, Kimbo.

One of my favorite things

I have loved National Geographic since I was a child. The TV programs and the magazines always make me learn about some interesting things about the nature, the animal and the humans around the world. It was the first thing that inspired me to study Anthropology, and that's why I have no hesitation in recommending the Natgeo website to you (I suppose that if you are reading my blog, you like the Anthropology, or do you want to know more about it J)

This site contains many different sections: photography, news, trailers about the Natgeo movies, articles, travel, etc. All of them are related to animals, geography, amazing places of the world, history, anthropology or science. The section I like the most is the one where articles are published.

At the website you can find so many articles about Social Anthropology –related to tribes, lifestyles around the world, etc.–, Archeology (many different finds and archeological sites) and Physical Anthropology (At this moment I’m reading about the cannibalism on Virginia, United States, at 1610 :s).

This website is full of pictures, articles about explores, science and culture. I don't visit it so much, but I have to do that: I really love it <3

Martial Arts Picture, India