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Got my 22-M ...

And my vote travel to Asturias ... Today, Friday May 20 was the last day to vote in ballot box at the Consulate of Spain in Buenos Aires, in those ballot boxes have so often seen through television or the Internet. I have also shared a coffee with Gustavo Lopez Pardo, Secretary of Organization of the PSOE Buenos Aires, who was inspecting to ensure that everything is as it should. Deputy Consul have greeted the civil registrar of the Consulate, Ricardo Alfonso Santos, who welcomed the fact that it was exercising my right to vote. Finally, a co-Hyne with which we are in the bar at side of the Consulate minutes after voting for Castilla y León, happy and recalling in this grandfather and nurtured, and accompanied by small, well, work done:)

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Want to know what people talk about? The answer is "trending topics"

Many people may ask what it means or what the Trending Topics, as very easy, are trends that speak on the Internet at any given time, and configured through the 10 terms most repeated on Twitter and echo generated by them, because the more appear, the more you talk about them.

Trending Topics (TT) have become a natural way in the form used by millions of people to stay informed. As it becomes a word in TT, since an algorithm tracks the second million tweets as are written from around the world.

The power of the TT, is impressive, and the impact and credibility of infinite users, as propaganda, advertising campaigns, fans and antifans work. But the TT is not easy to manipulate. Brands pay to be sponsored trend: buy a 'trending topic' costs around 45,000 euros a day.

mean in English current issues or trends, although everyone uses the TT, as part of the vocabulary and twitterer. They can find anything from news as the earthquake in Lorca, broadcast and photographed by affected to the capture of Osama Bin Laden, the Tsunami in Japan or the Arab riots.

For people to get an idea, within two hours of the news surrounding the death of the world's most wanted man were written nearly 28 million tweets, with peaks of 5,100 tweets per second.

Most commonly you'll find the TT is a hodgepodge of popular culture, football, movies, television, technology, or inside jokes on the Internet, especially in English, and often grouped a hashtag (a label marked by the # sign). Large trendings last year were the discharge of the Gulf of Mexico, the World Cup and the earthquake in Haiti, but also the vuvuzela, octopus Paul, two films, the iPad, the Android operating system, and as a single most popular human being, the singer Justin Bieber.

More examples: In the last month in Spain have won the gossip of the English royal wedding (# royalwedding, which came to occupy all of the ranking), jokes about a photo taken while waiting for Gerard Pique Shakira at the airport (# piquetón) or Andreu Buenafuente criticism for his interview with the Minister Sinde. In the trending topics big news is mixed with the typical vagaries Office talks. With them you can measure, touch and even called the entelechy "that what people are talking about."

Source: ElPais