LA VUELTA

La llegada a Carrasco

Información real

Vuelo IB6013 - domingo, 01 de marzo de 2009

CIUDAD	DETALLE	HORA
Madrid - Barajas (MAD)	Abandona puerta embarque Despega	01:02 01:17
Montevideo - Carrasco (MVD)	Hora estimada de llegada Aterriza Aparca	10:11 10:13 10:17

ULTIMO MOMENTO 01-03-09 -

Partieron de Barajas
01.17 (hora de Madrid)
22.17 (Hora MVD)
Arribo Programado a Carrasco:
10.11 Hs. (Horario MVD)

Información real

Vuelo IB6013 - domingo, 01 de marzo de 2009

CIUDAD	DETALLE	HORA
Madrid - Barajas (MAD)	Hora estimada de llegada Aterriza Aparca Abandona puerta embarque Despega	22:38 22:13 22:36 01:02 01:17
Montevideo - Carrasco (MVD)	Hora estimada de llegada	10:11

Información solicitada a las 03:47 h, hora local de GMT

Arribaron a Barajas
22.35 (hora de Madrid)
19.35 (Hora MVD)

Información real

Vuelo IB3167 - sábado, 28 de febrero de 2009

CIUDAD	DETALLE	HORA
Londres - Heathrow (LON)	Abandona puerta embarque Despega Avión retrasado (en horas minutos)	19:18 19:37 00:28
Madrid - Barajas (MAD)	Hora estimada de llegada Aterriza Aparca	22:40 22:28 22:35

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Daniel Fernández (papá de Leandro),
hablo con él, llegaron a Barajas y están todos bien !!!!
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27-02-09
Para ir canalizando ansiedades,
Toda la información del retorno, minuto a minuto.

IBERIA a bordo

Otros Links:

MUY IMPORTANTE :

por CARLOS LESCANO (papá de Agustín )

"Estimados papas y mamas

Cuando hablen con sus chicos recordarles que distribuyan sus pertenencias en las valijas, Pueden traer:

2 valijas cada viajero de hasta 23 kg c/u
1 bolso de mano de hasta 8 kg

Atencion que el sobrepeso cuesta caro !!!

sds a todos

Carlos Lescano Font"

Iberia - Consejos sobre Equipaje

Otra celebración !!!

Camila Demicheli 28/02/09

Dominion Theatre

we will rock you

foto: gianni tripodi

NO TE PIERDAS LA PRESENTACION DEL MUSICAL (Click aquí)

London Quotes

"One of the best shows I’ve seen in yonks. An evening of sheer entertainment and enjoyment” - Daily Mirror, James Whitaker
" The audience - love it. They cheer and clap and laugh a lot” - Q Magazine, Neil Massey
“There was wild applause at the climax of the show….and it only got louder” - The Daily Telegraph, Hugh Davies
"Queen’s musical is kind of magic. It is spectacular. Magnifico” - The Sun, Hugh Davies
"The spectacular new Queen musical” -Daily Express, Alastair Macaulay
“I thought it was fantastico” - The Sun, Ulrika Jonsson
“A new breed of musical - it's brilliant” - BBC Newsnight Review
“It’s exhilarating and great fun” - Time, James Inverne
“An Unmissable event and a sumptuous piece of musical theatre. The Show Must Go On, and on” - Capital Radio, H. Abernethy
“A Queen song-fest - The songs will have even the most curmudgeonly punter tapping their feet and remind you just how fabulous Queen were” The Independent, Fiona Sturges

Hoy - LONDON EYE - Hoy - 27/02/09

Hoy viernes 27 de febrero, casi como despedida,

un grupo de chicos tiene programado visitar London Eye, aproximadamente a las 11.30 hs de Londres, (09.30 hs de Montevideo).

A través de este link podremos ver London Eye, su entorno, y tal vez hasta veamos a alguno de ellos !!!!
London Eye Webcam Live !

foto: Nacho Zas

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Fotos tomadas desde webcam London Eye Live ! (27/02/09 - 11.30 hs)

mini clip / london eye

THE BEATLES: Los genios de ¿ Liverpool ?

THE BRIT AWARDS / the london red carpet

BRIT/AWARDS
Fotos : Ma. Pía Barabino
Texto : Graciela Silva, mamá de Natalie Schuch.

"Alexandra Burke es una cantante británica que se ha convertido en un fenómeno en su país por la canción HALLELUJAH, un éxito de los últimos tiempos.

Alesha Dixon, además de cantante y compositora es muy conocida como modelo y presentadora de televisión.

Kylie Minogue es australiana y es cantante y actríz. Fue una de las presentadoras de los premios, además arrancó cantando así como U2 y los Pet Shop Boys.

DUFFY (24 años) se llevó 3 estatuillas por mejor álbum, mejor artista femenina y artista revelación."

February, 18

The Brit Awards 2009 as it happened

As Earls Court hosted The Brits 2009 we brought you the awards, the gossip, the speeches and all the bad behaviour (there wasn't any)

Girls Aloud arriving for the BRIT Awards

Mas info y fotos en BBC News

WITHOUT a TRACE

Jack Malone y su equipo están en Londres para darnos una manito, tratando de ubicar a algunos chicos de los cuales tenemos pocos datos de su paradero. Toda información es bienvenida. Para empezar fueron vistos por última vez abordando un avión en Carrasco para volar a Londres el pasado 31 de enero ...

Aca va un ejemplo de tan denodada tarea:

"LO ENCONTRAMOS EN UNA!!!!!!!!!." (Pilar - mamá de Rodrigo Laurino)

" Aqui va foto en la que esta la desaparecida" - Alicia (mamá de Agustina Medina)

ULTIMAS FOTOS / ULTIMAS FOTOS / ULTIMAS FOTOS /

15/02/09

Aporte: Rossana Sapiro

STREETS OF LONDON

... let me take you by the hand and lead you through the streets of London, I'll show you something, to make you change your mind ...

Streets of London (Ralph McTell)

Have you seen the old man
In the closed-down market
Kicking up the paper,
with his worn out shoes?
In his eyes you see no pride
Hand held loosely at his side
Yesterday's paper telling yesterday's news

So how can you tell me
you're lonely,
And say for you that the sun don't shine?
Let me take you by the hand
and lead you through
the streets of London
I'll show you something
to make you change your mind

Have you seen the old girl
Who walks the streets of London
Dirt in her hair and her clothes in rags?

She's no time for talking,
She just keeps right on walking
Carrying her home in two carrier bags.

So how can you tell me
you're lonely,
And say for you that the sun don't shine?
Let me take you by the hand
and lead you through
the streets of London
I'll show you something
to make you change your mind

In the all night cafe
At a quarter past eleven,
Same old man is sitting there on his own
Looking at the world
Over the rim of his tea-cup,
Each tea lasts an hour
Then he wanders home alone

So how can you tell me
you're lonely,
And say for you that the sun don't shine?
Let me take you by the hand
and lead you through
the streets of London
I'll show you something
to make you change your mind

Have you seen the old man
Outside the Seaman's Mission
Memory fading with the medal
ribbons that he wears
In our winter city,
The rain cries a little pity
For one more forgotten hero
And a world that doesn't care

So how can you tell me
you're lonely,
And say for you that the sun don't shine?
Let me take you by the hand
and lead you through
the streets of London
I'll show you something
to make you change your mind

FELIZ CUMPLE !!!!! Siguen los festejos ...

"Cote" Ponce De León - 18/02/09

Gerardo Maldini - 15/02/09

Carolina Quintas - 10/02/09

London collage

Click en la imágen

ESPECIAL PARA MADRES !!!!!!!

Enviado por: ALVARO ZAS (papá de Nacho)

NEWS - news - NEWS - news - NEWS - news - NEWS - news

*** Reunión en La Pasiva - 05-02-09

*** The Hampstead School of English - Informe 03-02-09 -
"Surrounded by snow at Hampstead School"
Cliquea aqui y lee esta noticia.

MINI BANDA !!!

Click en la imágen

Snow time !!! - by Nacho Zas

*** Click en la imágen

BBC News - Así los recibió Londres

Publicado en http://news.bbc.co.uk/
02-02-09.

Heavy snow falls across the south

Forecasters said it was the most severe snow in the UK for two decades. Hundreds of schools have been shut and train and bus services suspended. Motorists have been advised to "only make necessary journeys"

The snow also caused the runway at Southampton Airport to shut for several hours. It later reopened but many flights were delayed as a result.

Up to 6in (15cm) of snow fell overnight and more snow is expected throughout the day and over the next few days.

It led to the Met Office issuing an extreme weather warning for the south east of England.

More than 500 schools in Hampshire, 255 in Berkshire and about 70 in Dorset were shut.

Marwell Zoo, near Winchester, was also closed "due to the current adverse weather conditions".

Treacherous conditions

First Great Western (FGW) services between London Paddington and Reading, Berkshire, and the west country were disrupted due to "adverse weather conditions".

FGW was advising people not to travel unless necessary.

A spokeswoman for Hampshire police said: "Motorists are advised to only make necessary journeys at this time, do not travel unless you have to.

"If you do have to drive, take plenty of extra time, avoid heavy braking, and ensure you have a blanket, warm clothes and it is highly advisable to pack a hot drink."

Heathrow Airport has also had to shut one of its two runways and said it would take about two hours to reopen. There were "significant" delays and cancellations.

Tom Defty, head of forecasting operations at MetService, said some areas of high ground could see as much as 8in (20cm) of snow.

Icy winds are also making temperatures feel "sub zero" as the coldest winter in 13 years continues.

Night-time temperatures are set to drop to -2C (28F) as a blast of cold air sweeps in from the North Sea.

Slightly milder air will move in during Tuesday, with snow mainly confined to hills and in other areas precipitation is expected to turn to rain.

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