Iglesia Cristiana Ebenezer

To obtain tickets please go to the following address.

http://ticketgen.com.mx/boletos/evento/2011

and can also visit the site

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11/14/2011 The Universal

Guillermo Cardenas Guzman

Imagine that after completing their purchases and not have to make long lines at the cashier: on leaving the store a radio signal "sweeps" while stacked products in the cart and record the amount of the debt, which will be charged to your account or credit card.

Another day goes to work and the doors open automatically when a system identifies you as an employee, either in the parking lot or at the reception, a database maintains the updated record of their inputs, outputs and delays.

This scenario is part of daily life within a few years ago, when radio frequency identification systems (RFID in English, which have marginal uses, such as automatic toll paying motorways) is widespread, according to scientists and engineers anticipate specialists .

"RFID technology and has many years but due to the high cost of receivers hardly used and now has gone down," said Jorge Cortes Galicia, School of Computing (ESCOM) of IPN. This system operates like a radar, the transmit and receive radio signals "bounce" in a tag with information.

In addition, says researcher and professor of engineering polytechnic in computer systems, the frequency with which RFID operates (around 2 GHz) does not interfere with other electronic devices and allows for safer handling compared to other systems, such as codes of bars.

Applications

Unlike bar codes, which require a label without spots or erasures, RFID allows identification much faster and efficient because decodes the information from many sources at the same time and even tens of meters, without placing the label "line" with the reader.

The labels or RFID tags store up to 3 times more information than a barcode and can be read even when they are inside a cardboard box, plastic or other container. In developed countries like EU and its use is common in the location of cars, animals, financial records and inventories of companies.

For a limited time. Ebenezer. August 2011

By Dr. Sergio Antonio Corona Páez.

One of the most interesting aspects of the personality of Carlos Monsivais, was his Protestant faith. This faith is not acquired as a former Catholic, but that came from family, his mother Dona Esther Monsivais. Monsivais authored the book "Protestantism, diversity and tolerance" (National Commission on Human Rights, 2002) and of course, was also an intellectual who defended the rights of religious minorities, particularly Protestant followers and institutions.

The "encyclopedia" of Monsivais, ie its cultural heritage, including first and foremost, the Bible, in the Spanish version of Cassiodorus de Reina and Cipriano de Valera (1569-1602), widely known as King James Bible, the which is updated revisions of 1960 and 1990.

Hence Monsivais give great importance, in their imagination, these Spaniards "heterodox" and many other icons, facts and power movements in the history of Reformed Churches, as Jan Hus, Luther, Calvin, Theodore Beza, Zwingli, John Bunyan, John Milton, Puritans, Quakers, Sunday School, Huguenot, Admiral de Coligny, the St. Bartholomew's, D'Aubigné Aggripa, John Wesley, John Brown, Karl Barth, Martin Luther King, Desmond Tutu.

We invite you to year-end concert, which will be held on December 18 at 17 pm in the Auditorium of the Olympic Village. Admission is free. Parking costs 15 pesos for 3 hours, and the concert takes 3 hours.

Chamber Orchestra will participate in the National School of Music and the Methodist Church Choir "Messiah"

You can bring guests. We are waiting!

You can reach the Olympic Village Bus

http://is.gd/8oWbDB