Strange experience with UFOs

In July, was on holiday on the Costa Brava, with my husband and my two daughters.

One night I was in the garden of the villa with girls in the sky and saw two objects that emit white and blue lights and moved at a speed incredible.
Bit by bit they were approaching and I felt real panic, I took my daughters and embrace. The two objects remained on top of us know for how long, since it stopped clocks. Then fear ceased, we were contemplating UFOs as if nothing until they marched to a dizzying speed.
The experience was wonderful, my life has changed, now I am fine with my husband, my little daughter, who had not previously ate, has a voracious appetite and I feel much happier. Is this change as radical had something to do with UFO sighting?

Answer:
Dear friend: You are quite right, we are not alone in the universe and Figurata the number of inhabited planets should have. It is quite possible that having a avanzadísimo technological development;
Indeed, it has been said that the angels mentioned that the Bible were extraterrestrials; remember the car fire Elias.
There is a very broad case mix of people who, after a UFO contact, his life has changed for the better. This phenomenon is yet to be discovered, despite very conscientious ufologists that face governments who do not want to drop the Pledge of thousands of sightings that have taken place in the world.

Would you figures if these beings give us lessons of love and peace, which would assist the weapons factories of multinational companies, banks and all of you who profit from human misery? For this reason, all governments of all countries on earth silent, and is already what Jesus said: "The truth shall make you free ...". A hug.

The UFOs flying saucers

Many films have described the craft intrepid aliens who visit us with disc-shaped and metallic finish, full of flashing lights and, in sum as flying saucers.

Well, the idea had its day in Kenneth molding, an American civilian pilot, in June 1947, seeking the remains of an aircraft accident at Mount Ralnier, Washington, claimed to have seen a number of objects moving across the sky high speed.

He said that seemed metallic, which radiated flashes and a flight that remained erratic, "like a plate of giving saltitos to launch on water," he said.

The next day, an Associated Press journalist put into the mouth of Arnold expression flying saucers, a discovery so lucky that from that time was used to designate vessels allegedly visit us.

Then began to use the name UFO, initial Unknown Flying Object, unidentified flying objects, which in Spanish is UFO, which also name given to the phenomenon and all its sequels.

The wifi future: wireless life

A report by the consulting firm Frost & Sullivan states that the global market for chips for wireless networks reached 910 million dollars in 2005 and to reach 2,300 million by 2009.

No wonder: since the advent of wireless communication protocol Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) that offers high-speed connection wirelessly, users are increasingly opting for him as a favorite navigation.
Installing one of these networks, moreover, is faster and cheaper than creating a conventional connecting node.

Each point of Wi-Fi has a range of between two and three miles, and it can be accessed through payment, or free if one is free.
In this regard, municipalities and Spaniards are creating their own Wi-Fi areas of public access, though nothing compared with initiatives such as San Francisco or Philadelphia. seeking to install a free wireless network throughout the city.

Another alternative is to hire as a home network. with a router which is enough to connect wirelessly all computers and household appliances.

The future of this technology involves the Wimax, which multiplies your fingertips until 20 or 30 miles, and emerges as an ideal way to bring Internet to remote areas.

Does the Brain imitate Google?

A recent studio assures that the great searcher of internet works as a human brain, linking millions of web page from a similar way to the neurons.

When Google entered in our lives, you still showed up before that population of Internauts petty as the "most automated" searcher. In this time (you already make more than one decade) the search engines were quite mediocre and subjective, for blame of the human intervention. More than searchers, were really index aligned by people and, therefore, they were not neither all the agile one, neither all the quick one, neither all the massive one that you began to be necessary to navigate for internet.

Google entered then as the self-operating alternative: this novel searcher's operation was based on a combination of algorithms that you/they were those that distilled the best result in feature of mathematical parameters of quality, such as the relevancy, the iteration and the importance.

And now, passing the first decade of the invention, you seem that the novelty was not such: because our brain searches the memories in a way more or less similar. The searcher that almost succeeded for your humanity" "ullage thinks as us.

How many more links, well
The key is PageRank: this algorithm is the one that solve how result will obtain when searching in Google, and you are based on a combination of factors that you/they "punctuate" each page from 0 to 10. You are a parameter of "relevance" on the remainder of contents that make that they highlight some places on others in feature of the punctuation that you/they are granted. And the most determinant element when granting that punctuation is the number of links: each link supposes a point, but not all compute in the same way. Because you are not the same as you link us the CNN that MySpace of an adolescent. The secret is the prestige.

According to a recent report in the New magazine Scientist, the operation of our memory is very similar to this architecture of nodes and networks. You could explain this way to you how neurons and synapsis are conjugated when to remember and to sort our memory, in a very similar way to as you make it PageRank of Google.

Tom's studio Griffiths consisted on comparing the words that a group of people associated in first instance to the letter TO (and then the B, and so forth) with those that Google returned before a search; in a surprising way, the results coincided: the searcher and the humans gave the same list of words for each letter. The studio group evoked the same "first terms" that the searcher, what took to the psychologists to the curious conclusion that the connections that settle down among the cells neuronales were very similar to the links of internet.

According to Griffiths, the neurons that you/they enjoy many connections become more enabled and more effective (or what are the same, more noted) than the remainder, in the same way that those webs that possess many links is appraised how more important for Google.

Comparative memory
For the neurologist María Sacrarium Boatman, the human memory works as a flowing" "trunk of data that you/they can be compared among them. To demonstrate it, coarse a petty game: "When we try to memorize those that are named non words (invented terms, nonexistent and without meaning)", the expert you explain, we "memorize with much more easiness those that sound similar to actual terms that are already stored in the 'semantic" store of the memory." You are about a structure of very similar organization of data, for example, to the form in that Google sorts the pictures in your searcher of images.

The searcher of internet appraises more the popular contents, and the memory prefers the most moving.

1. In feature of the success
GOOGLE: When we start a search, that makes the motor you are to sieve among the millions of pages that he/she have read already, to choose those that it consider better (generally, those more visited and linked).

BRAIN: On the other hand, our memory puts above the mere information, of the pure and cold data, those memories that you/they go accompanied by some meaning with emotional imposition.

2. Terms key: search handles
GOOGLE: Certain word count that you/they describe the content of a certain web makes easier than the searcher you fix in them.

BRAIN: In a same way, our memory reacts in an active way before having determined words or images "fetish" that you/they boost us and they bring back our memories.

3. The interest: the approaches of 'quality"
GOOGLE: You give to each page a punctuation that depend (for command of pettier to more importance) on the number of visits, the content and the quantity of links.

BRAIN: The memory also appraises the links: plus those that tie a certain memory with sensorial (odors, flavors.) information that make it more alive.