E-MAIL 1 BY JOSSELYN GAMERO BADILLO

Hello Helen

I write to say I'm sorry you could not go to the Silvio Rodríguez concert next Tuesday, what happens is that I call my boyfriend on Monday and will arrive a few days, because of his work gave him leave, a friend know I do not see very often and I hope you understand me, I promise to replace that outlet with something else I'm sure you cheer more, I thought my ticket was given to my sister, I hope there is no problem, please tell me when you read this message.

See you soon Yosse.

HISTORY OF RADIO IN MEXICO (by JOSSELYN GAMERO BADILLO)

Minimum History Mexican radio Part 1
(1920-1937)

Defined as the mass medium par excellence - its coverage, which reaches 98 percent of the country's population, do not have any other media - Mexican radio already has a history of more than 70 years. Seven decades in which the momentum of the pioneers experimenter became business interest by the generation of broadcasters that made this activity in industry since the thirties. Seven decades in which the act of tuning a frequency - in the twenties a feat achievable only by initiates through small galena receivers - became simple act everyday, almost natural, practiced by millions of persons accompanying the working day with music, lectures or information that radio offers.

The following notes provide a brief overview, but we believe, sufficient, the development of the radio industry in its first 75 years of life. The work of the pioneers who gave the initial impetus to this activity, that of men with great business vision transformed into a highly lucrative industry, those who, from the government, attempted to create a radio in the service of state projects and those who strove to link to this means of communication or cultural expressions literacy needs in rural communities, is briefly recorded here. In addition, technological developments are recorded that radio has experienced over the years, including the use of the FM band from the fifties, the conduct of radio signals from satellites, the use of " Supported multiplex "on FM stations to provide additional services to broadcasting - for example, data transmission - and the emergence of digital radio, considered the radio of the future. As a complement to the information in the form of short single-issue cards offered in this text is included at the end of it, a statistical appendix which records the increase in the number of radio stations between 1921 and 1995.

1920-1922

PIONEERS: Unlike the earlier experiments and television broadcasts, which are concentrated in the capital of the Republic, the work of the pioneers of radio takes place simultaneously in various parts of Mexico, sometimes with government support or response at the express request of any agency of the executive branch and in others by the initiative of individuals interested in researching what in the first half of the twenties is known as telephony or wireless.
So many are scattered at the time the experiments and radio broadcasts which are difficult to give someone the title of "first broadcaster in Mexico." However, there is a record number of events that helped lay the foundations of an activity that would become, over time, an indispensable means of communication to society.

ORGANIZATION OF BROADCASTERS: On 23 February, is in Mexico City the Mexican Association of Broadcasting Stations (AMER), an organization of broadcasters in various parts of the country. On June 11 this fledgling trade organization becomes Mexican Association of Commercial Broadcasters (GARD), comprising 20 stations in the country divided as follows: 10 of the Federal District, 2 of Veracruz, Tamaulipas and 2 for each of the following states: Puebla, Durango, Monterrey, Leon, Guadalajara and San Luis Potosi. Its aim is "to defend the common interests of broadcasters and to stand together in all cases where its activities may be affected." In 1939, to comply with the government since 1936 through the Law of Chambers of Commerce and Industry in the sense that all manufacturers must be attached to a business chamber, the House enters GARD Transport and Communications where is the Radio Section.

UNIVERSITY RADIO: On June 14 he began his first radio broadcast university of Mexico: XEUN, Radio UNAM. Its initial operations were limited to a schedule of four hours daily. A year later, on June 28, 1938, airs the radio from the University of San Luis Potosi, also broadcasting four hours a day. Alejandro Gomez Arias is the first director of Radio UNAM.

E-mail 2 by Victor

From: Víctor
To: Isabell

Ellen called you in the morning at your mobile phone but you can´t answered. After, she called me and said me that she can´t go with you at the cinnema because she had a problem, I think you should phone her.

E-mail 1 by Victor

From: Víctor
To: Gareth

I´m sorry, Gareth, but l can´t go with you to eat a barbecue next Sunday bucause my mother will arrive at home. I´d like to be with her and enjoy the planned meal, so why don´t you come with us? Would you like it?

E-mail 2 by Jose Canales

Hey, this is for you Isabel, I´ve got a phone message from Ellen, she said that she is very sorry that couldn’t make it at the cinema yesterday because she had a small emergency in her house, and she was trying to call you but you never answer the phone, and she thought that you were angry at her for living you hanging out there for a long time, she said that it’s so bad because you and her were planning that for days and for somehow it didn’t happened, she want you to call her back soon as you can , to explain you what happened and apologize for not making it out there

Well I hope you read this soon and fix the misunderstood
Take care yourself and say hi to Ellen for me ok, see you later, bye, bye…

With love Pepe…

E-mail 1 by Jose Canales

Hi garret, it’s Me Pepe, I’m typing you this message, because I’ve been trying to call you about your barbecue on Saturday but you just won’t pick up the phone, I want you to know that is going to be impossible for me to make it there, I have a friend coming over this week and I am planning something with him, it’s the first time he comes to Mexico and I don’t want to be like unable to guide him around my town, I am really sorry, but hey, I was wondering if you would like to do something else the week after, something like I don’t know watch the soccer game at your house and have a grill with all our friends have a few beers, you know? Like on the old times, well hoping that you will get my message I just have to tell you thanks for the invitation and I will be waiting for your answer about the grill at the day at the soccer game.
Have a great week and call me soon as you can.

With love Pepe

About the Academy Awards (Gerardo daniel ledezma sanchez)

Each January, the entertainment community and film fans around the world turn their attention to the Academy Awards. Interest and anticipation builds to a fevered pitch leading up to the Oscar telecast in February, when hundreds of millions of movie lovers tune in to watch the glamorous ceremony and learn who will receive the highest honors in filmmaking.

The Oscars reward the previous year’s greatest cinema achievements as determined by some of the world’s most accomplished motion picture artists and professionals. The Academy’s roughly 6,000 members vote for the Oscars using secret ballots, which are tabulated by the international auditing firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers. The auditors maintain absolute secrecy until the moment the show’s presenters open the envelopes and reveal the winners on live television.

And the Oscar Goes To...
Awards are presented for outstanding individual or collective efforts in up to 25 categories. Members select winners from as many as five nominees in each category, which are determined by members of the relevant Academy branch. (For instance, only film editors may nominate for the Achievement in Film Editing award.) The only exceptions are the Best Picture category, for which nominees are selected by the entire membership, and the Best Foreign Language films, which are nominated by a committee of members drawn from all branches.

In addition to the regular annual awards conferred by the membership, the Board of Governors is empowered to bestow Scientific and Technical Awards, Honorary Awards, Special Achievement Awards and other honors. Learn more about all the awards here.

Broadcast rights to the annual Oscar telecast provide the majority of the revenue for the organization’s rich and varied year-round activities.