Just look back, see how huge it was the world. Distances between countries, walls. Fragmented knowledge, people, hearts. And now new logics, net-knowledge logics coming up. Smaller frontiers, multiplied possibilities. Some may say not, but here we are behind the scene. Filling it with plenty invisible and subtle life. Making organic movements, shaping meanings.

Silence is golden, but sharing can change a life. Thursday, October 24, 2013. Getting slocer to new things. I like my blog, but this is not where I want to be at this time. I want pretty, I want more focused, I want more me. I feel like I am letting out a big secret.

Meaning is not in things but in between. More thoughts on art education. Upon reflection, I realize that my last post might have given the impression that I am down on liberal and creative arts education, which was not quite my intention. But really is that the only success there is? Should we redefine the prof.

A blog about legal writing, legal translation and language usage. Miércoles, 12 de octubre de 2011. What makes legal language difficult? One of the main reasons why legal language is sometimes difficult to understand is that it is often very different from ordinary English. These fall into four categories, brief details of which are given below. Terms of art should be differentiated from legal jargo.