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CREATE LANGUAGE INTERNET ELECTRONICS BESAR

Nobuhiro Takahashi created the "Kisses transmission device, which includes movements of the tongue for playback on the device of another person, perhaps thousands of miles away, via the Internet. The system is intended to give and receive kisses, reports the Daily Chronicle on Wednesday. It is perfect for lovers online. Also, can be programmed to store a few kisses and well, then play them whenever you want.

The device needs to improve, because a rotating plastic tube has little to do with the texture of a tongue of truth and is able to twist or changes in the way you can do that muscle. "The elements of a kiss include how to breathe and moisture of the tongue," said Takashi. "If we can recreate those aspects I think we have a really powerful device," he says. PERU.COM

Stop Lag On Emulators

WRITER SHOP OPENS IN HIS BOOK THAT SELLS ONLY THE CHIMP TALK

This is a story alien. "I rented my apartment and told my friends and family, without a hint of irony, I was going to Mars." Thus Andrew Kessler explains in his account of Summer Martian (Martian summer). He wrote more than 300 pages of nonfiction content, Kessler had an idea. That sums it up this way: write a book and mounted a bookstore.

Martian Ed's Book, at Hudson Street, West Village New York, is a unique place, heir of an old barber shop which is still a trace on the back of the sheet. When it reopened a couple of weeks ago, inside there were 3,000 volumes. What titles can be found on their shelves? Does the last selling?

Not really. The only book in this room for the founder of the business. Only Martian Summer, Andrew Kessler, 32, resident of Brooklyn, who has served his profession as a publicist for the benefit of his literary creation. The first, a narrative that has the subtitle The robot's arms, jeans astronauts and my 90 days with the Phoenix mission to Mars. For three months, in 2008, Kessler enjoyed the opportunity of being in the control center of Tucson (Arizona) the experience of exploration on the red planet made NASA. "I was lucky enough to live, day to day, with a group of the most brilliant scientists in the world and that coexistence is what I explain," he says proudly, especially since it is customary in such transparency federal agency.

"Part of it is very difficult for people interested in books. We try to change this situation. " Its commercial inspiration he found in other areas. "Why not a library with a book? In churches or mosques have only one. In the Lower East Side (Lower East Side) is a restaurant serving meatballs and I know another that only sells products made from rice. "

In these troubled times for the publishing world, still confused by the book's impact e-Borders empire is bankrupt, "the author wants to provoke reflection.

"If you're a celebrity or you engage in the scandal, nobody cares about books and this is my way to try to make people think about them," he says. No matter what the format is electronic or paper, the problem lies in that increasingly leemenos says. "We read many things online, but each time is further reduced copy sales."

reflection has a special point of personal influence. "Each author wants his book is in the window. Are you a writer who starts, no one will give the window, unless you're very famous. So I did my library. " Acknowledges the assistance of many friends to launch this initiative, "which makes the book an art installation."

has an expiration date to mid-May if no stock-out before, but Kessler enjoy as much of your experience. One of the things that intrigues you is the behavior of pedestrians. For it has installed a blackboard on the outside, where the message changes, depending on the trend shown by the curious.

Saturday was written the following legend: "We have a single book but not of Scientology." Sunday was another text. "The number of books that need to sell to pay the lease, 2583."

recognizes that put that figure in the dark. He claims that this afternoon has sold "at least fifty", a $ 27.95 unit. "At first I just understand this business as part of a cult. Now, what worries them most is how I'm hitting local payment. The acoustics lets you hear what he says passersby to see your assembly. "In general they are very impressed. They project themselves on this space. Some show happiness, enjoy because they consider it a wonderful idea. Others, however, feel angry, do not understand where the money comes, they get very aggressive. I think for them is a challenge not accepted. They argue that it's crazy, stupid. "

ensures that some ask from the door, as if they were afraid to enter, "there is really only a book?". Other: "You can not sell a single book" or "Why do you have installed here?".

Al wagered outside certifying that. Two pairs of friends stop. "Amazing", "interesting", "if the book is good ..."," maybe after this sold another and another, "are some of the comments left to go, drawing laughs.

All four are gone. He stops a middle-aged man. "What do you think? Absurd, you never reach Mars or at least never see. " Things extraterrestrial. lavanguardia.es

How Does A Ethereal Cord Work

, LIE AND MAKE AUCTION POESIAS

Barcelona. (EFE) .- The American Marriage Deborah and Roger S. Fouts has dedicated his life to fighting the idea that language is the "last bastion" of human uniqueness and the result has been more than 40 years of work with chimpanzees who have not only learned to communicate with sign language, but to lie and make poetry.

This pair of comparative psychologists from the Institute of Communication between humans and chimpanzees from Central Washington University, will retire next summer knowing that they have fulfilled their mission and have been able to "close the mouth" many scientists-including the linguist Noam Chomsky, which for decades denied this communicative ability, explained in an interview with Efe.

The Fouts were followers of the work begun in the sixties by another marriage, the psychologists also Allen and Beatrice Gardner-NASA who gave the chimpanzee Washoe after NASA dropped its investigation "chimponautas."

Washoe was introduced into a human environment where they only spoke the language of the deaf, a very different way of equipment, decades earlier, had tried to teach oral language to a chimpanzee in six years only could pronounce, and clearly no, four words: "mama" "dada", "cup" and "up", explains Roger simulating the sounds that came from the mouth of the primate.

The Gardner and his team, where Roger was a scholar, believed that the vocalizations of chimpanzees was involuntary, as the sound of a human if you hit your finger with a hammer. Bet to harness the natural movement of your hands (as used by individuals in the wild, with dialects) and Washoe decided to raise a deaf child with sign language U.S.

The primate learned more than a hundred signs communicated watching the team, so I could order food or scratching it, or to express complicated concepts like "I'm sad" or apologize.

But domestic life with Washoe became complicated. When the Gardners decided to transfer her to central Oklahoma, Roger would not leave her alone in that laboratory, where would embarrassed in cages next to a fellow whom he called "black bugs" - and managed to transfer her with him to Washington for further investigation, until the death of the chimpanzee in 2007.

In all these years marriage of researchers, which has passed through Barcelona invited by CosmoCaixa and Mona Foundation, saw how moved the Washoe language "family", Tatu, Dar and Loulis-a baby who learned the signs taken without human intervention-to levels surprising, coming to speak on their own while "reading" a magazine, because they are able to put names to what they see in the photos (food, drink, ice cream, shoes ...). "They talk as a family, if some argue, trying to make peace, when he removed a magazine Loulis Washoe, she cursed him and said 'dirty'," says Deborah, indicating that primates also know how to use the signs to lie .

Así se ve en una grabación en la que Dar hizo creer a Washoe que Loulis le había pegado y se tiró al suelo señalándole y pidiendo con signos a su madre un "abrazo", que además acabó regañando al supuesto agresor, una infantil malicia típica de Bart Simpson o de un delantero en el área pequeña.

Poesía para simios

Más sorprendente si cabe fue otra grabación en la que uno de los chimpancés repetía "llorar, llorar; rojo, rojo; silencio, silencio; divertido, divertido", an enigma for the team until a poet friend of the couple said that the signs of these words were similar and that it was an alliteration of sign language, a poetic?.

"There is evidence that they are able to learn the signs, sort and talk, have a syntax, they are even able to invent and transmit them," notes Roger Fouts. Although retiring from his job at the university to devote to her five grandchildren to see little, will recognize that going to see his other "grandchildren" chimpanzee. "We can not say that we have 68 years and we retire, we'll go see them but no longer every day," forward.

The Fouts are satisfied with the ban on bullfighting in Catalonia and trust that extends to the rest of Spain. "With our animal companions have had a relationship of exploitation, we have treated as slaves, now, though slowly, at least we are going the way of compassion," says scientist hopeful, critical of the deal still gives chimpanzees in laboratories EE.UU.La many couples regret that the spread of his amazing investigations have served to stop the mistreatment of these primates, but they trust that they reach school and cause a change of attitude in the younger generation. Cnn .-

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VIRGINITY BY BELGIAN STUDENT € 50,000

Brussels. (Dpa) - The Belgian student virginity of a 20-year-old nicknamed Noelle, was auctioned to the highest bidder through a Dutch company engaged in prostitution estate for 50,000 euros (74,000 dollars), reported today the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf and Belgium's Het Nieuwsblad.

According to both newspapers, she was "bought" by a man, whose name has not been disclosed, for that amount of money. The bid was made from the past March but it is a "charitable purpose." "It is, for that amount, Noelle spend 24 hours with the 'buyer'" says Sarah Zentjes, luxury brothel policy in the Netherlands.

"The 'buyer' of Noelle, the walk will take all day and night, you can take her home or a hotel room," says the manager of the brothel.

One of the conditions of this process, "commercial" is that the client can not ever know the real name of Noelle. The "initiative" raised blisters on both countries of Benelux. Many feminist organizations vigorously protested the "instrumentalization" of the body of the woman in question, which, however, declared his full consent to the "commercial transaction", the newspapers reported. She said it will donate 5 percent of your winnings to War Child, a Dutch organization that deals with victims of war children. Zentjens Sarah also said it will donate 25,000 euros to the cause.