El Callizo
We’re back from our Easter holidays in Aínsa, a beautiful town in Huesca, Aragón. And we’ll never forget Saturday night’s dinner at the restaurant “El Callizo”. At this …
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Public opinion or published opinion
I’ve just heard the expression that gives this post its title on the TVE1 show 59 segundos, and it made me think: which came first, the chicken or the egg?
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What is the most beautiful word in Spanish?
I’ve chosen nimbo. My reasons: it helps me describe moments of calm before the storm… and it’s also a synonym of aureola, another beautiful word. Other words I like: palabra …
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I finished the wedding invitations
And now to hand them out... ufff! :P After “a gazillion” little pen drawings and Laura’s brilliant idea of simulating a movie premiere, I finally managed to finish the design. In …
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SELECT * FROM random_thoughts ORDER BY date DESC
The title of this post could be a pretty good “geek” definition of this blog... So much “geek”, so much “geek”... but what the heck does “geek” actually mean? Well, on Wikipedia …
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Geek math test
My results: I sold my soul to the Math Gods. I got 20/21 on the Math Geek test. Take the test! A quote: “What the world needs is more geniuses with humility, there are so few of us …
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I’ve got my Wacom Graphire4 Classic XL!
Let me introduce my new “toy”: With it, I hope to get started in the world of comic strips, high-quality photo retouching, and more. In short, to pick up my drawing hobby again—or …
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Google’s Famous Search Golden Triangle (and Why It Still Matters in 2026)
A refreshed look at Google’s classic Golden Triangle: what it taught us 20 years ago, what remains useful, and how user behaviour has evolved across SERPs.
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Always optimistic
I had read this some time ago, but I feel like bringing it up again: During a group dynamics exercise for a multinational company, three candidates were asked the following …
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