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Artist: ELEA El DOMINIO Real Name: Luis Abner Mojica Sierra Birth Date /Place: 17 de agosto de 1988 , Puerto Rico Age: 34 Social status (Single / Married): Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Trap latino; R&B; reguetón; synth pop Awards: -- Top 3 Songs (Names): "El duro en esto", "Quien te dijo", "Scarface Boricua", "Cambio de gobierno", "Codeine Crazy", "Siempre te quiero" y "Mi favorita", Other Information: Ele A El Dominio pretende enviar un mensaje realista desde una perspectiva humilde a todos sus seguidores con su música. Piensa que es importante el respeto y entender que los seres humanos no tienen límites, siempre y cuando se hagan las cosas bien para seguir adelante, con trabajo y dedicación. Cuyos conceptos lo han proclamado como uno de los artistas más influyentes del género en tan poco tiempo de su trayectoria musical.

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The Juice Probe lifts off today for Jupiter with a long journey of nearly eight years ahead of it. Ignacio Tanco, responsible for operations of the Juice mission, has been on Radio Euskadi. The Juice Probe takes off today at 2:15 p.m. for Jupiter with a long journey of almost eight years ahead. It will do so from French Guiana with the mission of finding out if the moons of the great gaseous planet harbor habitable oceans under the ice sheet that covers them. The objective of the mission is to find out the state of the water in the frozen oceans of Jupiter's moons, since from the earth you can see the first layer of ice that covers them, but it is not possible to know if under the crust water is in a liquid or solid state. After three years of work collecting data, Juice will focus on Ganymede, where it will impact to end the mission. Ignacio Tanco, responsible for operations of the Juice mission, told Radio Euskadi's "Boulevard" how complicated it is to take off a probe that has only one second a day to do it, "today we are very busy... "We are in the countdown phase. Now everything is green to start and all the conditions are in place for the launch to Jupiter." He affirmed that they are ready, "more than tension now is anticipation. With everything prepared, the tension exists, but not like in previous days." But until 2031 they will not reach Jupiter and "once they arrive there we will have 3 years in which we will tour the moons in a very low orbit and see if there are oceans." It is a "mission is exploration, we have great uncertainties to see if there is liquid water. I hope we find evidence that there are liquid oceans on Jupiter." https://www.eitb.eus/es/radio/radio-euskadi/programas/boulevard/detalle/9170799/lanzamiento-a-jupiter-espero-que-encontremos-evidencia-de-que-hay-oceanos-liquidos-en-jupiter/

For this Tuesday, April 18, a public hearing is scheduled to be held to hear the positions of civil society and the State, prior to the Constitutional Court (CC) ruling on the ruling on the constitutionality of the question of the consultation proposal. to allow the exploitation of oil in block 43 of the Yasuní ITT, located in the Ecuadorian Amazon. The judge of the Constitutional Court and rapporteur for the case, Carmen Corral Ponce, called on the interested parties to present their positions in a procedure that will take place electronically this Tuesday from ten in the morning. The proponents of this initiative, the YASunidos collective, submitted a brief to the Court on March 14 in which they requested sanctions against the magistrate, alleging that their rights to due process, to effective judicial protection, and for discriminating against them were violated. maintain an "unjustified delay" in the treatment of the cause. This is because the proposal has been waiting for a response from the State for ten years and about 200 days pending in the Constitutional Court without a pronouncement. However, the plenary session of the highest constitutional control body filed the complaint because the Constitution and the Law of Jurisdictional Guarantees and Constitutional Control (LOGJCC) do not contemplate the imposition of calls for attention to judges for the delay in the processing of a case. . “The petitioners have not invoked a norm that provides for the infraction and sanction that they request, this body considers that if the request presented is accepted, the principle of legality in sanctions matters would be violated. Consequently, the request is inadmissible”, the Court concluded and rejected and archived the request. The po[CENSORED]r consultation proposal arose in 2014 and more than 753,000 signatures of citizen support were collected to formulate the following question: "Do you agree that the Ecuadorian Government maintains the ITT crude, known as Block 43, indefinitely in the subsoil?". At that time, the National Electoral Council (CNE) responded that YASunidos did not obtain the number required by the Constitution and the Democracy Code to carry out the process. But, after several legal appeals filed by the group, in September 2022 the Electoral Contentious Tribunal (TCE) ordered the CNE to grant the certificate of democratic legitimacy on the verification of the signatures and send it to the Constitutional Court to issue its constitutionality ruling on the question. In this context, the judges will decide if the question raised meets the requirements established by the LOGJCC and if so, they will refer it to the National Electoral Council to call an election; otherwise, it will reject the proposal. In addition to the summons to this hearing, Judge Carmen Corral gave a term of three days for the National Assembly, the Presidency of the Republic; the Ministry of Energy and Non-Renewable Natural Resources; the Ministry of Environment, Water and Ecological Transition; the Ministry of Economy and Finance; the Ministry of Women and Human Rights; Petroecuador; the Agency for the Regulation and Control of Energy and Non-Renewable Natural Resources; and, the authorities of the municipal governments of the cantons of Aguarico, Orellana and Pastaza, as well as the prefectures of Orellana and Pastaza, send you "information, reports and updated inputs that, within the scope of their powers, have strict correspondence with the technical management, legal, environmental and financial, with respect to the hydrocarbon exploitation of block 43 of the Yasuní National Park ("PNY"), especially in relation to the subscription and duration of oil sale or pre-sale contracts, public indebtedness associated with said contracts, life usefulness of the declaration of national interest for the exploitation of blocks 31 and 43 of the PNY, amount of crude oil reserves, expectations of total extraction of said reserves, estimated period of completion of extractive activities, environmental and social impacts”. Those who participate in this Tuesday's proceedings will have 20 minutes to present their arguments for or against the referendum; while, the institutions of the State will be able to do it in a time of ten minutes; there will be another five minutes for aftershocks. https://www.eluniverso.com/noticias/politica/corte-constitucional-escuchara-en-audiencia-a-proponentes-y-detractores-de-la-consulta-po[CENSORED]r-para-explotar-crudo-en-el-yasuni-itt-nota/

Santi, the dog that lived in the building of the Presidency of the Republic, lives with three other dogs in his new home. Despite being long-lived, he now runs after the horses and llamas of a farm, in the province of Bolívar, where he was transferred once the tests were carried out and he was officially handed over. Who adopted Santi, shared a video on his social networks with the first experiences that the dog has lived since his arrival. Nature is the main plane of the scenes, an environment very different from what the dog that was rescued from the street was used to. Mounted on horseback, getting acquainted with the other dogs, barking at the llamas and exploring among some crops are the images that are exposed in the publication. On social networks, Santi's departure from the Presidency went viral, as several users claimed that he had been evicted. However, the Animal Welfare Unit (UBA) reported that he was an elderly dog that had been rescued by the workers of this building. It was also mentioned that he would have behaved aggressively, so they decided to have him transferred, although most of the people who knew the dog assured that he always had a docile and calm attitude. Dog that lived in the Presidency went viral due to transfer to the Animal Welfare Unit The animal was transferred to a Veterinary Care, Shelter and Temporary Foster Care Center (Cavrat) to carry out a clinical and ethological evaluation. Since then he began a search for a home that provides the necessary care, since he is considered an older adult. On March 31, the official delivery of the Municipality of Quito to Herdocia was made, who assured that he will have a full life, full of nature and with the affection he deserves. https://www.eluniverso.com/noticias/ecuador/santi-perro-presidencia-denuncia-municipio-quito-bolivar-adopcion-nota/

Giving a name to a car model is not an easy thing. Although unfortunate examples abound in history, we also have many cases where a good success added to a good product generates vehicles that become legendary. And if we talk about legendary, Jeep has some models that have been creating their own history for years. Jeep in particular is a brand that puts a lot of emphasis on its history. That is why the company's marketing teams work hard to reflect it in each product that leaves the factory and that is why they explain what they wanted to convey with each name. wrangler Wrangler means cowboy and, according to the brand, conveys the idea of hard work in environments that can be hostile. The company says the concept fits perfectly with the car's proposition, which is built to tackle rough terrain and equipped with a host of off-road features. The Wrangler is the successor to the classic CJ and was added to the Jeep lineup after 1987, when Chrysler bought the brand. Renegade Jeep first used this name in the 1970s to name a sportier-style version of the CJ-5 and later in the early 1990s on a variant specific to the first-generation Wrangler and then also used. used to name a concept that was shown at the 2008 Detroit Auto Show. Renegade can be literally translated as renegade, but Jeep's intention is to associate it with the concept of rebellion, as one that escapes from the ordinary and breaks standards. gladiator Jeep used this legendary name on trucks from the 1960s and 1980s, now it's used again to name the Wrangler-derived pickup. In Spanish it means gladiator, like those fighters who gave their lives in the arenas, and the intention was to show strength and courage. compass In Spanish it means compass or compass, a well-known instrument used for navigation and orientation. According to Jeep, the concept behind the name is to convey the idea that the owner can easily go wherever he wants. In addition, it awakens fundamental characteristics of the category such as fearlessness, lifestyle and off-road abilities. commander Commander means "commander" in Spanish and conveys the idea of leadership, authority and leadership. It was first used in an SUV introduced in 2006. Like the current Commander, it also offered seating for seven passengers. Cherokee Cherokee comes from the name of a people native to North America characterized by its fierceness and courage and served Jeep to name one of its most important and long-lived products. Later, in 1992, the largest and most luxurious variant was born, which simply added the “Grand” (great) to the nomenclature. And what does Jeep mean? Here's a prize for those who read the entire note. Perhaps they did not know that the origin of this name has several versions. The main version is that during World War II, the off-road vehicle prototype had the initials GP, (for General Purpose or general purposes) in English, GP is pronounced as "yip" and that is where the origin of the name seems to come from. But there is another theory, perhaps more colorful but just as plausible, that has to do with Popeye the Sailor. In that cartoon there was a cat-like character named Eugene The Jeep, who was characterized by his ability to go anywhere and do anything. Eugente the only thing he could say was "jeep" and that is where the name could also have been taken from. Did you know the origins of these names? https://noticias.autocosmos.com.ec/2023/04/14/el-significado-del-nombre-de-los-modelos-de-jeep

I first heard of lucid dreaming as a teenager and for a brief period was fascinated by the subject. The idea of being aware in your dreams and even being able to direct and adapt them is appealing. Did you ever want to fly? Walk on walls? Anything is possible, at least in theory, in a lucid dream. A lucid dream is a dream in which you realize that you are dreaming, while you are asleep. Of course, there is a wide spectrum within what can happen in a dream of this type: from a fleeting and passive awareness that you are in a dream, to taking control of the dream and being able to direct it. In sleep research labs, if people are able to point with eye movements while in rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, then "we agree they were lucid dreaming," says Karen Konkoly , a doctoral researcher in psychology at Northwestern University, in Illinois, United States. REM is the phase in which dreams occur. spontaneous or stimuli While some people experience lucid dreams spontaneously, others only have them from an external stimulus (such as having a conversation, watching a video or reading an article about lucid dreaming, or after working very hard to achieve one). ). "There are people who can learn (to have one) in a few days, and others need three months," explains Michael Schredl, a researcher at the sleep laboratory at the Central Institute for Mental Health in Mannheim, Germany. Studies have found that the main motivation for lucid dreaming is to have fun or fulfill a wish, but many also use lucid dreaming to better deal with nightmares or bad dreams, solve problems, explore creative ideas, or practice skills. Some research revealed that participants who practice simple motor skills in their lucid dreams, such as finger tapping, improve their waking ability compared to control groups. One study found that people who clenched their hands during lucid dreams showed activation in the same areas of the motor cortex as in the waking state. It has even been suggested that lucid dreaming could be used to treat serious psychological disorders, such as clinical depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). my first lucid dream After first hearing about lucid dreaming in the early 2000s, I started keeping a dream journal and very soon had my first lucid dream: I was walking down a street near my school and passed a girl. friend and we stopped to chat. For some reason, the conversation had something unreal about it, and that made me realize that I was dreaming. I yelled at my friend and immediately jumped up and started flying, while my partner waved at me. Over the years, I had a few more lucid dreams. I belong to the average po[CENSORED]tion when it comes to experiencing lucid dreaming. In a 1998 survey on the dream behavior of 1,000 Austrians, at least 26% reported having lucid dreams at times. A 2011 survey of 900 German adults found that half of them reported having ever lucid dreamed, and it was more common among women and young people. A 2016 meta-analysis had similar results. Most lucid dreamers have these dreams naturally and spontaneously, without intention. Quite often, natural lucid dreaming begins in adolescence, sometimes as a coping mechanism for frequent nightmares, says Tadas Stumbrys, a professor of psychology at Vilnius University in Lithuania. Techniques to induce lucid dreams Since lucid dreamers are often rare, researchers may find it difficult to achieve high success rates in inducing lucid dreams, making them difficult to study, especially in laboratory settings. For this reason, research is currently focused on determining which techniques work best "Right now, we don't have a single technique that can induce lucid dreaming reliably and with a high success rate," Stumbrys says. However, there are several easy ways to facilitate them. People who remember dreams well, for example, are more likely to recall having lucid dreams. Dream recall can be improved by keeping a dream journal, recording audio of the dream on your phone or playing it in your mind for 10 minutes after waking up, says Denholm Aspy, a psychology researcher at the University of Adelaide in Australia. . Testing reality is another widely used technique. It consists of asking yourself several times a day if you are dreaming or not, with the hope that you will too. https://www.bbc.com/mundo/vert-fut-65286458

The latest leak of secret Pentagon documents that include classified intelligence on the war between Ukraine and Russia, as well as on China and US allies such as Israel, South Korea and Canada, is one more in a long line of leaks that have had political and diplomatic repercussions in the world. Past revelations have cast doubt on US military campaigns, embarrassed several White House occupants, prompted the resignation of a president and created tensions with other countries and leaders. To this must be added the reaction of the public to see the activities of the government in the exercise of its internal and foreign policy naked. Experts say Jack Teixeira, the young military cyberspecialist suspected of leaking the latest confidential US documents, could serve a long prison sentence if convicted of participating in what the Pentagon has deemed a national security risk. "very serious". Teixeira faces charges under the Espionage Act, a federal law enacted in 1917 that formed the basis for previous convictions of spies and those who shared classified information with the press and the public. However, not in all cases there has been a conviction against those responsible for the leaks. Some have even been classified as "heroes" for having dared and risked exposing the -sometimes questionable- secret activity of the State. Here we remember four of the great and historic leaks that shook the United States. Line The Pentagon Papers In 1971, a man leaked thousands of pages of secret US government documents to various newspapers, including The New York Times and The Washington Post. The documents became known as the Pentagon Papers, a study of US military and political involvement in Vietnam, between 1945 and 1967, conducted by the US Department of Defense. The more than 7,000 pages of the secret study revealed that the government knew, from the beginning, that the war in Vietnam was unlikely to be won and that continuing it would only lead to more casualties. They also pointed out that the previous administration of Lyndon Johnson had lied to Congress and the American people about the status of their country's involvement in Vietnam. When The New York Times first reported on the matter, the administration of then-President Richard Nixon sought an injunction to stop any more documents from being released and launched a manhunt for the person responsible for the leak. But the Supreme Court of Justice ruled that the publication was justified and the reporting resumed. Two days before that ruling, the person responsible for the leak, Daniel Ellsberg, publicly acknowledged his role. A disenchanted military analyst Ellsberg was a military analyst who participated in the preparation of the secret study on the Vietnam War, commissioned by the Pentagon to the RAND Corporation, an independent analysis center for which he worked. Previously, he had been a Pentagon employee since 1964, under Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara (one of then-President John Kennedy's main foreign policy ideologues) and was in Vietnam for two years, representing the State Department. Upon his return in 1967, he began working again for RAND, with whom he had already been employed in the late 1950s. Ellsberg became disenchanted with US foreign policy and began attending antiwar rallies. So, in late 1969, he made several photocopies of the classified documents he had access to for distribution to the press. https://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-internacional-65276952