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The world's largest tropical forest is in danger and the world is reacting. The #PrayforAmazonas label is a worldwide trend on Twitter since the early morning of August 20, after several media confirmed that more than 500,000 hectares in 16 days have been razed by a raging fire. RELATED POSTS The Notre Dame Cathedral detected a fire and the networks react The National Museum of Rio de Janeiro is digitally resurrected on Google This is how technology helps to understand the fire that devastates California Galaxy Note 10 Plus: Review, features, price and reviews The news went viral when NASA, through its Fire Information platform for the resource management system (FIRMS) selected a satellite image with the active sources. This is the highest rate of fire claims since the Burn Program of the National Space Research Institute (INPE) of Brazil began with its follow-up in 2013. According to CNN, "until August 20, INPE reported a total of 72,843 fires in Brazil, which represents an increase of more than 80 percent compared to the same period of 2018." CNN also confirmed that satellite images detected 9,507 new foci in the Amazon basin, the world's largest tropical forest and that it is essential to counteract global warming. The Colombian newspaper El Espectador selected a shocking video of the catastrophe Tree fellers use fire to clear the soil after deforestation. "There is no natural fire in the Amazon. There are people who practice burning, which can worsen and ignite fires in the dry season," they explained from IPAM. Fire in the Amazon: fire arrives in Peru and Bolivia creates an "environmental emergency cabinet" Look also Fire in the Amazon: fire arrives in Peru and Bolivia creates an “environmental emergency cabinet” Moutinho argues that fires always had the hand of man; Fire is used to clean already deforested areas, to open roads or to prepare farmland. The lack of prevention makes these fires spread to areas that did not want to burn and are drier. Many times, if they do not become extinct with the rain, they end up finding more dense and humid vegetation barriers and turn off. - How long does it take to recover those areas? -In the Amazon, the flames run through the jungle floor and their action is enough to cause the death of very large trees, up to two years after the fire. Dead trees lose their leaves and that causes more sun to enter the jungle, which causes that vegetation to become more flammable. If there are no new fires, it takes several decades to recover the same density. In some regions, burned areas are invaded by other species in more arid areas, such as the closed one (the Brazilian savanna, the second largest biome in Brazil). What consequences do these fires leave? - In the beginning, biological diversity and the function of the forest are lost, that of supplying the atmosphere with clouds to produce rain. But also the smoke on the cities of the Amazon leaves serious consequences for health, with serious respiratory problems. And that translates into economic damage. - Does Jair Bolsonaro's government policy encourage fires? - I don't have data to answer that (...). I can say that the problem is very serious and the government should immediately start a campaign to control and prevent deforestation. It is a process that must be interrupted. The illegal occupation of public lands is a robbery of Brazilians. In large part, deforestation is to speculate and resell that land later. - How much was already deforested in the Amazon? - The area of the Amazon basin (covering Brazil and other countries) deforested equals the size of France. It is about 20%. There is still 80% of jungle standing. We still have time to avoid a functional collapse of the jungle, but the solution has to be quick. It must also be taken into account that the degradation of the forest is not only due to deforestation. Also for the effect of climate change, for increasingly frequent phenomena, such as "El Niño", which brings a lot of drought to the Amazon.

The QWERTY keyboard is the most common keyboard layout. It was designed and patented by Christopher Sholes in 1868 and sold to Remington in 1873. Its name comes from the first six letters of its upper row of keys. The QWERTY distribution was designed with the purpose of getting people to write faster by distributing the letters so that both hands could be used to write most of the words. Another of the main objectives was to separate the most used letters from the central area of the keyboard, to prevent the first generation typewriters from getting stuck, and although today it is not necessary, this distribution is still used mostly in the write and on computer keyboards. On this keyboard, according to the most widespread typing technique, in the resting position, four fingers of each hand are placed on the central row of keys. In order to find this position without having to look at the keyboard, the keys corresponding to the index fingers of each hand (F and J) usually have some distinctive touch feature. This keyboard layout was taken to computers to more easily move typewriters in offices. In this way, the people in charge of 'typing' documents still knew how to handle the new computer keyboards. The QWERTY keyboard has versions for different languages. There are countries, such as Germany, that exchange the "Y" key for the "Z" key, which becomes a QWERTZ keyboard. In France and Belgium there are more changes and the first six alphabetic keys have the sequence AZERTY. In the Spanish and Latin American provision the letter "Ñ" is included just to the right of the "L", in the Portuguese it includes the "Ç" to the left of the enter. In Japan, it uses kana characters, printed on the side of Latin characters and numbers, but some special characters were moved relative to the English keyboard. See also AZERTY QWERTZ HCESAR Dvorak keyboard external links The Dvorak Zine Detailed history of the QWERTY and Dvorak keyboards in cartoon form (in English) Keyboard comparator Allows you to enter text and calculate the speed it would take depending on the keyboard QWERTY keyboard which is the QWERTY keyboard and why it is called that QWERTY Detailed history. Why we write as we do Diario El Confidencial de España

Familiar is a type of body used in passenger cars. It is a body of two simple volumes in which access to the trunk is a door or gate with rear glass, and "five doors" is usually the general rule. There are also variants "three doors" with double rear side window, double side window being the false rear and body or with only one side moon; necessary are more oriented to mixed transport and are called commercial. [appointment required] There are several synonyms for "familiar" in Spanish: "rural" (Argentina, mainly), "blonde" or "ranchera" (common in Spain), "wagon" or "guayín" (Mexico, specific to its size), "Station Wagon "or" Station (in Chile, Peru and Puerto Rico) and "Station Wagon" or "van" (in Colombia and Venezuela). In the latter country, it is also known as "Ranchera Pickup." Also the term "combi" is common in certain regions, particularly in German models such as Volkswagen, Audi and Mercedes-Benz are often called the German Kombi combi, "combination vehicle", that is, a passenger and cargo vehicle combined. For example, when the rear seats can be removed or added or folded under the floor, for greater load capacity. In the beginning, in the era of vintage cars, family bodies were common and independent models, they did not start from another model. Subsequently, when mass production became widespread in the era of classic cars, family members became big and crude brothers of other vehicles on which they were based and oriented to large families or commercial travelers. With the passage of time, they became much more expensive than their normal variants, due to the greater use of materials in their conception, construction, and so on. As a result, many brands began adding luxury ornaments to these vehicles, such as special chrome or side chrome wood, which "justified" the price increase by far Despite entering the golden age of the family vehicle with the generalization of third row of seats folded under the trunk, raised roof and prominent roof racks, they continued to suffer from an increase in weight with respect to their normal variant, decrease in aerodynamics and, as a result, an increase in consumption. [citation needed] With the arrival of the oil crisis, family members softened or eliminated the overhead roof, lowered the height of their roofs and began to incorporate aerodynamic grimaces at the back of the roof. They also decreased the increase in size with respect to the original car drastically. The rebirth of the family era came with the incorporation of new lighter materials, technologically more efficient engines and archaic computers capable of optimally managing the space gained to the base vehicle. Aesthetically, little was changed, but the trims that overload or the wooden side practically became extinct. Differences with other bodies Peugeot 508 SW. The main difference between a family member and other variants is the size, it is always slightly larger -Alfa 156, Subaru Impreza- to much higher -Chevrolet Caprice, Renault Megane-. Most tourism models, from segment C to E (with the exception of supercars and super luxury saloons) have multiple finishes in their bodies: starting from the classic 4-door sedan (in the case of a saloon) or the classic liftback 3 doors (in the case of a compact), the possible intermediate hatchback option of 5 doors with two and a half volumes and above all the aforementioned family. The difference with the original car is evident since we add a door in the case of the compact and a long side moon behind the doors both in this one and in the saloon. In both the result is: increase in total length, modification or creation of a chassis capable of supporting it and extension of the habitability of the rear seats, features that usually come in the hatchback version, if any: the difference between the family and the latter then lies in its boot capacity, which is achieved by increasing the rear overhang to a greater or lesser extent, but; especially, with a higher rear roof height and an inclination of the glass in the door or lower tailgate (almost vertical in some models), thus, it encloses much more space if it is decided to place objects above the line of the rear windows. In addition, almost all family members have folding rear seats, so the useful space is even larger and larger objects can be placed. That is why; despite the tailgate and high roof; vans and vans both cargo, mixed or intended exclusively for people may not be familiar, being mono volumes vehicles. While there is a current trend to offer, in addition to the original, a "off-road familiar" converted with 4-wheel drive, increased ground height and reinforcements on the fenders, the classic and authentic all-terrain are not considered familiar. Other denominations The different brands use variations related to the native language for the commercial names of this body, these are the majority of them: Alfa Romeo: Familiare, Sportwagon Audi: Avant BMW: Touring Chrysler: Wagon, Station-wagon, Touring, Town & Country, Nomad Citroën: Break, Tourer Dodge: Magnum Fiat: Panorama, Weekend, Adventure Ford & subsidiaries: Wagon, Estate, Nomade, Country-squire, Turnier GMC & subsidiaries: Wagon, Estate-wagon, Station-wagon, Grand-safari, Nomad Mercedes: Kombi, Estate Opel: Caravan, Sport-tourer Peugeot: Break, 'SW' Renault: Break, Nevada, Grand-tour, 'SW' Seat: Blonde, Family, Various, 'ST' Skoda: Combi Volkswagen: Variant Volvo: Wagon, 'V'

iPhone X (pronounced as iPhone ten by the Roman numeral X that represents the tenth anniversary of the iPhone) was a high-end smartphone, designed, developed and marketed by Apple and was discontinued from the market on September 13, 2018 due to low sales.Your CEO, Tim Cook, announced the iPhone X on September 12, 2017.1 along with the iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone 8 2 at the Steve Jobs Theater located at the headquarters that the company has in Cupertino, the Apple Park. The phone went on sale on November 3, 2017.3 This iPhone marks the tenth anniversary of the iPhone. History Within the Apple line, the iPhone X is positioned as a high-end model. The leaks, including those of the case manufacturers, as well as the HomePod firmware and the final version of iOS 11, revealed several aspects of the device before its official presentation, including the fact that it would have an almost no OLED screen design frames and would eliminate the physical start button, dual rear camera with enhanced depth detection and a facial unlocking system known as Face ID. On August 31, 2017, press invitations were sent to a press event on September 12, 2017 at the Steve Jobs Theater in Apple Park (California). It was the first event held at the Steve Jobs Theater. Specifications Hardware The iPhone X has a screen called Super Retina HD4 of 5.8 inches OLED type that covers the DCI-P3 and sRGB color spaces, and also supports high dynamic range (HDR) images. It also includes the True Tone technology found on the iPad Pro and other devices of the company, and has a typical maximum brightness of 625 cd / m2. The Face ID5 unlocking system completely replaces Touch ID in this model. An infrared camera reads a dot pattern that is emitted from an invisible 30,000 dot projector on the user's face, creating a unique facial map, capturing an image of the face, and sending the data to the secure element of the Bionic A11 chip (which contains a dedicated artificial intelligence neuronal engine) to contrast the user's face with that stored in the secure element. The infrared illuminator helps identify the user's face in the dark. The spot projector places more than 30,000 invisible points on the face to create a unique facial map. The system will not work with your eyes closed or not looking at the phone, preventing access if you are not actively looking at the device screen. The iPhone X has two 12 Mpx rear cameras. The first is wide-angle with a six-element lens, autofocus, infrared filter, burst mode, ƒ / 1.8 aperture, and optical and digital image stabilization. You can record 4K video at 24, 30 or 60 FPS; or 1080p at 30 or 60 FPS; slow motion video (1080p at 120 or 240 FPS), and fast camera with stabilization. You can capture panoramic photos, as well as recognize the faces included in the photo. The second camera acts as a telephoto lens and has an × 2 optical zum — digitally reaches a × 10 zum—, ƒ / 2.4 aperture and optical image stabilization. It also has a four-LED flash called True Tone. On the other hand, the 7 Mpx front camera called TrueDepth with ƒ / 2.2 aperture. It can capture in burst mode, it has exposure control, face detection, auto-HDR, automatic image stabilization, Retina flash, video recording at 1080p, and allows portrait mode, portrait lighting (beta) and Animoji function. The iPhone X contains the Apple Bionic A11 chip system, which is a six-core processor, manufactured with a 10 nm lithographic process. It includes a neuronal motor, which is an accelerator of artificial intelligence calculations, mostly inferences to recognize the user's face and the gestures he makes, in addition to an integrated M11 motion coprocessor. software The iPhone X was released for sale with an adjusted version of iOS 11 to use its different screen format compared to previous iPhones. The start button is replaced by gestures, similar to those of Nokia N9 and WebOS, but some features such as Siri and Apple Pay will require the side button. problems Screens that do not respond Apple corrected in iOS 11.1.2 a problem that affected the iPhone X touch screen as it could temporarily stop responding when it suddenly moved from a warm stay to an area with very low temperatures

Grand touring (car) Go to navigation Go to search For other uses of this term, see Gran turismo. BMW M6, a great tourist car. An Aston Martin DBR9 chases a Ferrari F430 in the 24 Hours of Le Mans of 2007. Despite not being a great tourist, the F430 participates in the races of this modality. Rimac Concept One, an electric car of great tourism. The term great tourism (GT) comes from the Grand Tour that developed from the seventeenth century until the po[CENSORED]rization of the railway. The tradition of adding the acronym GT to the name of cars comes from Italy, where many national manufacturers, such as Alfa Romeo and Ferrari, began using these acronyms in some of their models. In 1951, the Lancia Aurelia B20 GT was one of the first to sign up for that fashion. Currently, four-seater or 2 + 2 sports cars, relatively high total weight, high-power central front engine and large wheelbase are often called "big tourism." It is worth noting that they should not always be two-seater vehicles: many large coupe can have only two seats and be authentic GT, since their behavior thus diagrams it. Unlike a supercar, the GT are designed to handle them both relaxed and fast, for example on long trips. Examples of current big-tour cars are the Ferrari F12berlinetta, BMW 6 Series, Jaguar XK, Maserati GranTurismo, Mercedes-Benz CL, Bentley Continental GT, Aston Martin DB9, Bentley Brooklands, Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupé and Aston Martin DBS. In motor racing Likewise, the variant of speed motor racing that runs on street sports cars is called great tourism, even those that do not meet the definition of the previous paragraph. A large part of the large passenger car categories use the endurance race format, while others compete for short races, such as the GT International Open, most of the major national touring car championships, and the Porsche Super Cup monarch. It is also common for large cars to compete simultaneously with sport prototypes. The 24 Hours of Le Mans is the most important car racing race in the world. It is part of the World Endurance Championship, the main competition of the specialty, where sport prototypes also compete. The GT1 World Championship was one of the world championships recognized by the International Automobile Federation. The contest was organized by the Stéphane Ratel Organization, also responsible for the Blancpain Endurance Series and several national touring car championships. In North America, several categories of large rival cars have coexisted throughout history, such as the Trans-Am, the IMSA GT Championship, the American Le Mans Series, the Rolex Sports Car Series and currently the United SportsCar Championship. The main endurance races in the United States are the 24 Hours of Daytona, the 12 Hours of Sebring and the Petit Le Mans. Variations of the acronym GT The acronym GT has many variations: GTI, acronym for Gran Turismo Iniezione (from the Italian Gran Turismo Injection), first used by Maserati in 1961 for its 3500 GTI model. In 1975 the German company Volkswagen was the first to mass produce a GTI vehicle, it was the Golf GTI. Many manufacturers mimicked the acronym for their hatchbacks with sports features, until Volkswagen claimed the exclusive rights to those acronyms. GTE or GT / E, acronym for Gran Turismo Iniezione Einspritzung (from the German Gran Turismo Injection). GTO, acronym for Gran Turismo Omologato (from the Italian Gran Turismo Homologated), acronym that designated the vehicles created and approved for the competition. It was first used by the companies Ferrari and Pontiac. GTA, acronym for Gran Turismo Alleggerita (from Italian Gran Turismo Aligerado). It has also been used by Ferrari to designate the Grand Automatic Tourism. GTAm, acronym for Gran Turismo Alleggerita Modificato (from the Italian Gran Turismo Lightened and Modified). GTV, acronym for Gran Turismo Veloce (from the Italian Gran Turismo Veloz). GT-R, acronym for "Gran Turismo Racing" GTS, acronym for "Gran Turismo Sport" GTX, acronym for "Gran Turismo Xtreme", the case of the Dodge GTX and the Plymouth GTX.

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Diosdado Cabello, president of the National Constituent Assembly and first vice president of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), denied Monday that he had held secret meetings with envoys from the United States Government to agree to a departure from the regime of Nicolás Maduro. "Do not ask me to confirm what you published against me, or me or your agency. Do not ask me because that is not healthy," the politician responded to an Associated Press (AP) journalist, who published the information meeting) this Monday at a press conference. "It looks like the agency wants me to legitimize what it took. [It's] a lie, a mani[CENSORED]tion." According to AP published, last July the number two of Chavismo would have initiated dialogues in hiding with a person close to the White House in Caracas to discuss the possibility of facilitating a peaceful exit to the political crisis in which the South American country is located. The intermediary, who was not identified, said that Washington does not try to promote Cabello or facilitate the way to replace Maduro. "If you have confirmation, don't ask me, get the source. Anyway, you can write AP that the most important thing about these conversations is that there will be parliamentary elections, whether or not the Venezuelan opposition wants, before December 2020," he added. the head of the Constituent and strong man of the regime. The Donald Trump Administration has explored endless alternatives to dethrone Maduro. In January, John Bolton, a White House security adviser, said they were considering granting an amnesty to the leaders if that allowed a peaceful transition to democracy in Venezuela. But the road to a change of government is tricky. On April 30, the opposition was close to hitting a coup against Hugo Chavez's successor: that day, the president of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, who is recognized by fifty countries as head of state, ordered the release of Leopoldo López, founder of the Voluntad Po[CENSORED]r party, who had been detained since 2014 for his alleged responsibility for acts of violence in anti-government protests. He was released with the help of agents and even the director of the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service, Manuel Cristopher Figuera, who is now in exile. Guaidó also obtained the support of some military personnel, but the majority of the Armed Forces did not join the call for uprising. There was a plan for an institutional transition, which consisted of the approval of a ruling of the Supreme Court of Justice that facilitated the convening of presidential elections this year and recognized the Legislative. According to several of the sources consulted by EL PAÍS in May, Maikel Moreno, president of the Supreme; Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino; and the commander of the Presidential Guard, Iván Hernández Dala. Cabello is a key record in the permanence of Chavismo in power. Its influence extends to military and economic sectors of the country. For months, political analysts have glimpsed their role in the militancy of the PSUV as an intention to replace the figure of Maduro, although he still does not have the support of the po[CENSORED]tion. Months later, he criticized a series of meetings between representatives of Maduro and Guaidó, sponsored by Norway, to carry out a dialogue. With these credentials, the second on board of Chavismo is one of the most feared men in the regime for being ruthless with his adversaries and media: his television program With the mallet giving is a real wall. Sanctioned by the US and Switzerland, among other countries, he has also been accused of leading an alleged drug trafficking mafia and incurring acts of corruption. A report from the Armando.info portal revealed that the leader would have received bribes from the Brazilian construction company Odebrecht - protagonist of a corrupt plot that has transcended the borders of several countries in the region - to finance his campaign for the governorship of the State of Miranda in 2008, although it lost due to its low acceptance among voters. A political change in Venezuela could leave it in the open.

Apple Earphones (Apple EarPods) are white headphones with remote control and microphone marketed by Apple Inc. They are included in all new iPhone and iPod, but are also sold independently.1 2 Your latest redesign, from September 2012, is characterized by having a more ergonomic shape, with a greater fit in the ears. Independently, Apple markets a wireless version of these headphones, called Airpods. History IPod headphones Comparison between the first models of Apple headphones for iPod. Apple's first headphones were born along with the launch of the original iPod; on October 23, 2001. Its characteristic round design and the commercial success of the music player with which it was marketed raised its po[CENSORED]rity and made it one of the symbols of the brand.3 Its success was accentuated by the advertising campaigns of the iPod, where the headphones and their white design had a fundamental role and that served to make them a po[CENSORED]r icon. Its design was modified slightly in the second generation of iPod to make them somewhat smaller and a pin was added to control the length of the cable. Its third redesign was marketed from the fifth generation iPod video, the second generation iPod nano and its successors. In this review the loudspeaker grill was made slightly smaller and the speaker length slightly increased. Apple headphones with remote and microphone Apple headset design with remote and microphone marketed with the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. The first major redesign of Apple headphones came along with the introduction of the first-generation iPhone in 2007. The design of the speakers was modified to make it simpler and more rounded than its predecessor and the sound quality improved significantly compared to its predecessors . Another of the main novelties was the inclusion of a capsule integrated in the cable where a microphone and a multifunction button were incorporated that allowed to perform some actions on the iPhone, such as pausing and resuming music or picking up and ending calls. This model was also marketed with the iPhone 3G and all subsequent iPod and iPod nano models. The headphones were updated in the version included with the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. The design was maintained, but the remote control was modified by adding dedicated buttons for volume control, in addition to the main button. A variant of this generation without a microphone was sold alongside the third generation iPod shuffle. Apple EarPods Apple EarPods, launched in 2012, in its packaging. After five years without changes, the headphones underwent the greatest redesign of its history along with the launch of the iPhone 5, on September 12, 2012. First, they were granted a brand of their own, becoming known as "Apple EarPods." The new generation had a new hardware and a new ergonomic design with a peculiar shape, focused on improving comfort and attachment to the ears. The loudspeaker was also redesigned to minimize the loss of sound and maximize its output, which results in a notable improvement in sound quality with respect to its predecessor. In the words of its designer, Jonathan Ive, the inspiration for its design was the costume of the Stormtrooper characters, from the Star Wars franchise.4 The design of the capsule where the volume and reproduction controls were housed was maintained, although the microphone was improved, eliminating the hole through which the sound previously entered to integrate it invisibly into the capsule assemblies itself. On its back a microphone-shaped icon was added where the hole was before. With the launch of the iPhone 7 in 2016, which ceased to incorporate a 3.5 mm analog port, the headphones maintained their design and features but became a Lightning connector instead of the analog. To facilitate the compatibility of these headphones with other devices, these iPhone models were sold with a 3.5mm Lightning adapter.