Wilbur Scoville ganhou um Doodle do Google com direito a um jogo que simula o ‘teste da escala quente’ de pimentas. Hoje, o Google celebra o nascimento do químico há 151 anos (1865-1942). Scoville, além de receber a homenagem desta sexta-feira (22), é conhecido por ter inventado um método de avaliação do nível de ardência de vários tipos de pimenta, a famosa Escala de Scoville, disponível abaixo em app. 

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O Doodle do Google, além de animado, é interativo. No jogo, os usuários devem fazer com que um sorvete acerte a pimenta para acabar com a ardência na boca de Scoville, após o químico prová-la. O leite, muito presente no sorvete, é um dos principais componentes neutralizadores do ardor da pimenta.

Doodle de Wilbur Scoville brinca com jogo que usa ‘teste da pimenta’ (Foto: (Foto: Reprodução/Google))

A cada degustação que Wilbur Scoville prova, uma pimenta diferente e as suas propriedades e curiosidades também são reveladas. Após terminar as “lutas”, que você pode ganhar (e aí desbloquear “novas pimentas” para enfrentar) ou perder (e fazer com que Scoville caia no chão com a boca “pelando”), um sistema de compartilhamento dos resultados do jogo nas redes sociais é exibido.

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O Doodle foi produzido pela artista e doodler do Google Olivia Huynh. Para a designer, a melhor parte do trabalho foi desenhar as pimentas e as reações de Scoville. “O conceito de picante é universal, cômico, e foi o que tentei usar para criar esse jogo de luta”, explica Huynh, em post do Google.

“Fiz storyboards de como poderia ser, rascunhos e testamos um protótipo. Depois vieram os cenários e animações. Desenhar as pimentas e as reações de Scoville foram minhas partes favoritas”, conta. 

Doodle também é informativo, detalhando tipos de pimentas  (Foto: Reprodução/Google)

Escala de Scoville

Wilbur Lincoln Scoville nasceu em Bridgeport, nos Estados Unidos, em 22 de janeiro de 1865 e morreu em 10 de março de 1942. O trabalho do americano como farmacêutico é reconhecido mundialmente: criou o Teste Organoléptico de Scoville, que gerou a já conhecida Escala de Scoville.

Com este método, Wilbur Lincoln Scoville definiu o grau de pungência de vários tipos de pimenta, através da detecção da concentração de capsaicina, substância responsável pela ardência da pimenta.

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O teste é um Procedimento de Diluição e Prova. Scoville misturava as pimentas puras com uma solução de água com açúcar, e quanto mais solução fosse necessária para diluir a pimenta, mais alta seria sua picância. Depois disso, o método foi melhorado e foram criadas as unidades de calor Scoville (Scoville Heat Units, ou SHU).

Doodle Wilbur Scoville (Foto: Reprodução/Google)

Uma xícara de pimenta que equivale a 1.000 xícaras de água é uma unidade na escala de Scoville. A substância Capsaicina, que gera a ardência nas pimentas, equivale a 15 milhões de unidades Scoville.

A pimenta mexicana Habanero chega a 300 mil, uma “Red Savina Habanero”, modificada, tem 577 mil, e a Tezpur indiana, 877 mil.

Entretanto, este não foi o único trabalho de Scoville. “The Art of Compounding” (A Arte dos Compostos), de 1895, é um de seus livros, que foi usado como referência na farmacologia até os anos 60.

Scoville também publicou um livro com centenas de fórmulas de perfumes e outras essências, que foi chamado de “Extract and Perfumes” (Extratos e perfumes).

Em 1922, Scoville recebeu o Prêmio Ebert, e em 1929 ganhou a sua Medalha de Honra Remington e o título de Doutor honoris causa em Ciências pela Universidade de Columbia. O pesquisador morreu no dia 10 de março de 1942, deixando mulher e dois filhos.

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Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

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“No tengo por qué dar explicaciones a la prensa. Que si no hablo es porque mis abogados así me lo aconsejan ya que el gobierno me quiere a fuerza destrozar”, dijo a Univision Noticias este sábado la actriz mexicana Kate del Castillo.

Un día después, TMZ difundió un video en el que aparece la actriz Kate acompañada de su amiga Jillian Barberie, conductora del “Talk show” KABC, afuera de un restaurante mexicano en Los Ángeles California.

En el video se escucha que una persona le hace preguntas detrás de la cámara, pero Del Castillo permanece todo el tiempo en silencio.

¿Sabes qué?, no quiero hablar sobre él“, fueron sus únicas palabras al referirse a Penn.

El resto de interrogantes eran respondidas por Barberie y Kate se limitó a sonreír.

Esta semana, la Procuraduría General de la República (PGR, fiscalía) señaló que investiga a la actriz por presunto lavado de dinero, al tener indicios de que el fundador del cártel de Sinaloa proporcionó recursos para el negocio de tequila que tiene la actriz.

“Tenemos una investigación en curso que me obliga a guardar las reservas de la ley. Aun cuando existan indicios, necesitamos certeza jurídica. De las pláticas que se han visto se desprende que ‘estamos en el negocio’, ‘vamos juntos’, ‘el encargo’. Tenemos que cerciorarnos quién le proporcionó el avión, quién lo pagó, toda la logística del viaje. Falta mucho por acreditar. Tenemos indicios, pero necesitamos certeza jurídica”, dijo al periódico mexicano El Universal la fiscal Arely Gómez.

Del Castillo ha estado envuelta en una polémica después de darse a conocer que fungió como el enlace entre “El Chapo” Guzmán y Sean Penn para que se realizara entre ambos una entrevista publicada en la revista Rolling Stone. El actor estadounidense y la mexicana cenaron y conversaron por siete horas con el narcotraficante mexicano en octubre pasado, mientras el capo se encontraba fugitivo de las autoridades.

En el texto del reportaje, firmado por el propio Penn, Guzmán Loera se planta como alguien que puede “proporcionar más heroína, metanfetamina, cocaína y marihuana que nadie en el mundo”. Cuenta que tiene una flota de submarinos, aviones, camiones y hasta barcos para circular la droga de un continente al otro.

Medios mexicanos publicaron supuestas conversaciones entre la actriz y el narcotraficante, a través de mensajes de texto, como con uno de los abogados de Guzmán.

“Me da mucha ilusión poderte ver a los ojos”, “Me mueve demasiado que me digas que me cuidas, jamás nadie me ha cuidado” son algunas de las frases que, se presume, le escribió del Castillo al narcotráficante, a lo que él contesta frases como “eres lo mejor de este mundo”, o la mujer más buena y la más inteligente, que admiro mucho”. Por otro lado, en la interacción con el abogado, ambos celebran la fuga de Guzmán, al tiempo que hablan de la posibilidad de una sociedad.

Ha sido a través de escuetas declaraciones en sus redes sociales donde Del Castillo ha expresado algunas opiniones. La primera vez que se expresó al respecto fue a través de su cuenta de Twitter:

La periodista y amiga de la actriz, Lydia Cacho, dijo a Univision Noticias que Sean Penn traicionó a Kate del Castillo, al presionarla para tener el encuentro que sirvió para su artículo y luego deshacerse de ella tras haberse reunido con el narcotraficante.

Cacho, contó en una entrevista exclusiva con el periodista Jorge Ramos para el programa Al Punto, que hace una semana dialogó con del Castillo, quien no ha hablado públicamente desde que fue publicado el artículo y fueron divulgadas conversaciones suyas con “El Chapo” vía chat.

“Quien pide y exige que se haga ese encuentro fue Sean Penn, porque quería a fuerza tener esta entrevista con “El Chapo”. Kate ya había acordado con los abogados que ella eventualmente enviaría a un escritor a entrevistarlo o que “El Chapo” le enviaría todos sus escritos para que ellos comenzaran a hacer el guión (de la película que planificaba hacer), es decir, Sean impulsa esto (…) la presionan para que haya ese encuentro”, contó Cacho en una conversación desde México.

Este viernes, en el Foro Económico Mundial de Davos, el presidente de México, Enrique Peña Nieto, afirmó que su gobierno está trabajando aceleradamente para enviar “El Chapo” a Estados Unidos.

“La Procuraduría General de la República (PGR, fiscalía) -dijo el presidente mexicano- estará trabajando para seguir el proceso que se sigue por los delitos que se le inculpan”, aunque reconoció que “evidentemente pasa por todo un proceso que involucra al Poder Judicial de nuestro país”.

Además, añadió que “la indicación que tiene la PGR es trabajar y acelerar su trabajo para lograr lo más pronto posible la extradición de este delincuente de alta peligrosidad”.

Source Article from http://www.univision.com/noticias/narcotrafico/kate-del-castillo-a-univision-noticias-el-gobierno-me-quiere-a-fuerza-destrozar

-Quiero ser claro: mi situación no es de exilio.

Francisco, quien para este reportaje solicitó el resguardo de su verdadero nombre e imagen por seguridad, a menudo reitera, mirando desde su departamento en altura en el centro de Santiago, que su estadía en Chile es un “desplazamiento forzado”. A México, su país natal, puede volver cuando  quiera, nadie le impuso que se fuera. Eso sí, tampoco hay alguien que le haya pedido volver.

Ha tenido en frente a más de una centena de cadáveres y ha visto morir a una decena. La mayoría son baleados, hay otros descuartizados, degollados y algunos estrangulados. Francisco es periodista y aunque no se formó en crónica roja ni tuvo la voluntad de cubrir casos policiales, tuvo que aprender que la muerte, simplemente, es parte de la cotidianidad de Veracruz, el estado ubicado al oeste de México en el que ejercía su oficio hasta el año pasado.

En ese lugar, conocido como uno de los principales puertos mexicanos y ubicado a cuatro horas de Distrito Federal (DF),  sólo en 2015 asesinaron a más de 200 habitantes vinculados a la delincuencia organizada asociada al narcotráfico, más conocidos como los cárteles mexicanos, una mafia criminal organizada que se agrupa territorialmente en los estados más importantes de México y se vinculan directamente con el tráfico de drogas. Desde el 2000 a la fecha, además, son 17 los periodistas que han muerto en dudosas circunstancias (atropello, asfixia, asalto o asesinato no resuelto), dando pie a investigaciones que en su mayoría permanecen sin esclarecer. Allí se vive al límite.

No hay un primer momento en que Francisco haya sentido miedo, dice, pero sí una primera vez estuvo al límite. En 2012, con 23 años, quedó ubicado en medio de un enfrentamiento al norte de Veracruz entre civiles armados y la marina. Ninguna de las partes identificó a los reporteros. Entonces, comenzaron a disparar. “Nosotros, como pudimos, corrimos, nos tiramos al piso y el resto se fue atrás de otras casas”, recuerda. A uno de ellos, escondido detrás de una pared, se le ocurrió disparar el flash de la cámara y gritar que era prensa. Ahí se detuvieron los disparos.

La violencia no sólo escaló  de manera desmedida en Veracruz, también los crímenes aumentaron dentro del país. El Secretariado Ejecutivo del Sistema Nacional de Seguridad Pública reportó una cifra de 47.988 homicidios durante el periodo presidencial de Enrique Peña Nieto. Según el mismo organismo, el sexenio anterior, encabezado por Felipe Calderón, arrojó un total de 33.347 homicidios en el país una vez dejado el cargo.

Por otro lado, el número de habitantes desaparecidos desde 2012 a la fecha es de 8 mil mexicanos. Dentro de esa cifra, se encuentra un escuálido 43: el número de estudiantes de Ayotzinapa que luego de haber sido arrastrados al interior de furgones policiales a mediados de 2014, no se volvió a saber de ellos. Ese episodio marcó los años de oficio que seguían para Francisco: la violencia se instaló como tópico. Como periodista, dice, tenía que estar ahí para cubrirlo y retratarlo. 

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Lluvia débil en Ciudad de México. En julio, mes de verano en Norteamérica, suele haber tormenta eléctrica intermitente. Hay pocas excepciones, como la tarde del 31 de julio de 2015. Ese día, Rubén Espinosa, reportero de las revistas mexicanas Proceso y Cuartoscuro, estaba cerca de cumplir un mes de allegado en la colonia Narvarte del Distrito Federal, ubicada exactamente a media hora del Zócalo, la plaza de la ciudadanía que tiene al palacio de gobierno en uno de sus costados y que marca  justo el centro de la ciudad. En junio, Rubén había llegado desde Veracruz por las insistentes intimidaciones del gobierno local: llamadas telefónicas y hombres mirándolo desde la puerta de su casa. Por recomendación de sus amigos, tomó la decisión de desplazarse a la ciudad.

Antes de su migración, Rubén junto a Francisco, ex colegas y amigos durante esa época, siguieron de cerca en 2014 el movimiento ciudadano posterior a la desaparición de los 43 estudiantes de Ayotzinapa. Como reacción a lo ocurrido, cuenta hoy Francisco desde su departamento capitalino, Rubén privilegió como fuente de las informaciones que publicaba a los familiares y ciudadanos que se manifestaban contra el crimen no resuelto y la desaparición de los cadáveres de los jóvenes. Eso en desmedro de las autoridades locales que negaban su responsabilidad ante el hecho.

Sin imaginar la avalancha que se venía, y antes de su llegada a la revista Proceso, Rubén había trabajado como fotógrafo de campaña para el entonces candidato a gobernador de Veracruz -quien ganó las elecciones y actualmente figura como candidato a la reelección por el cargo-, Javier Duarte. La relación entre ambos, hasta entonces, no había tenido desencuentros. Más bien quedó establecida como un fugaz vínculo laboral.

Tres años más tarde, la seguridad en Veracruz estaba evidentemente en crisis: sus habitantes se organizaron contra el narcotráfico, los robos comunes, hurtos de ganado, además de las violentas intervenciones que la policía local tenía en espacios públicos contra los habitantes del estado mexicano. Como consecuencia de la escalada de violencia, la administración de Duarte pasó a estar en tela de juicio y en la mira de los medios locales y regionales. Al igual que su amigo, a Francisco le tocó también verlo de cerca: como reportero de revista hizo un trabajo de campo en los grupos de autodefensa ciudadana -conjunto de ciudadanos  armados que pretenden hacer justicia por sus propios medios- para retratar la crisis de orden y ley que vivía el estado del oeste mexicano. “Sabía que esos grupos se habían formado hace mucho tiempo en la zona de Guerrero -estado ubicado a ocho horas de Veracruz- y después se movieron al centro pacífico de México, en Michoacán. En paralelo, en Veracruz se formó un movimiento, pero no es de los más peligrosos. El problema de ese lugar es con la prensa”, explica Francisco. En Michoacán, cuando la tierra era de balas y fuego, estuvo 15 días hasta llegar nuevamente a Veracruz a perfilar a los civiles armados.

La situación se salió de control. Las fotografías de Francisco publicadas en medios mexicanos no tardaron en llegar a manos de la administración de Duarte. En ese momento se inició un hostigamiento constante por parte de funcionarios de gobierno que intentaron desmentir los retratos de ciudadanos armados en la vía pública, acusando un montaje por  parte de Francisco. “Querían decir que yo traía el armamento y se los había dado a ellos para que yo les tomara las fotos. Obviamente eso era falso”, asegura.

El hostigamiento se hizo frecuente. Con ayuda monetaria de Artículo 19, organización mexicana por la defensa de la libertad de expresión, Francisco partió unos días a DF hasta que las aguas se calmaran en Veracruz. Su familia, en cambio, no tuvo posibilidad de emigrar. 

Había dejado también a su amigo, que seguiría un tiempo más haciendo de lo suyo en Veracruz: armó un reportaje que ponía a la administración de Duarte en una encrucijada. En febrero de 2014, una fotografía del gobernador caminando, visto de perfil y con gorro policial mexicano apareció en la portada de la revista Proceso. Su mirada, tosca y fija. El título: “Veracruz, estado sin ley”. La fotografía era de Rubén Espinosa -lo que enojó al gobernador Duarte- y el texto de Noé Zavaleta. En su interior podía leerse un relato sobre el aumento de agresiones a periodistas y fotógrafos -ese año se reportaron 41 casos según Artículo 19- y homicidios de periodistas en Veracruz, además de las artimañas de sus funcionarios para que los casos no se esclarecieran. A raíz de eso, Espinosa se convirtió en el reportero que incomodaba a Javier Duarte y eso le traería consecuencias. Desde entonces no lo dejaron entrar a eventos oficiales, en conferencias de autoridades lo expulsaban, y comenzaron a seguirlo.

Semanas antes de llegar a Distrito Federal, en junio, Rubén hizo su última hazaña. La cobertura de una agresión que sufrieron estudiantes que protestaban por el caso Ayotzinapa y que fueron acorralados en una casa de la ciudad, generó nuevamente el impacto mediático que incomodaba a las autoridades. Rubén fue el único que pudo entrar a fotografiar los vestigios que dejaron los policías que atacaron a los jóvenes. Había sangre por todos lados y palos de madera gruesa con puntas de clavos con los que golpeaban a los estudiantes que protestaron ese día. Al salir del lugar, personas a las que Rubén identificó por el corte de pelo estilo militar, lo estaban esperando. Lo miraron, pero no le hicieron nada.

Desde ese día, a menudo se escuchaba a Rubén advertir a sus cercanos lo que veía: hombres afuera de su casa, personas que lo seguían y que a veces, incluso, lo grababan con sus celulares mientras caminaba sin siquiera tratar de disimularlo. En algunos momentos, recuerda su amigo Francisco, pasó que hacían el amago de agredirlo, pero Rubén, con rapidez, se escabullía. Nunca nadie lo enfrentó directamente. Presionado por el miedo, se fue a vivir a DF sin dejar de lado su colaboración en medios. 

En una entrevista realizada el 9 de julio a la organización que ayuda a periodistas mexicanos en estado de emergencia, Periodistas de a Pie, Rubén contaba que la vida en la ciudad se le hacía compleja: “Para mí ha sido muy difícil tanto mental, emocional y económicamente”. Además, aclaró que su salida de Veracruz fue “por intimidaciones, no por una agresión directa como tal sino por sentido común”. Eso hasta entonces.

El 31 de julio un conocido de ambos llamó a Francisco para preguntarle por el paradero de su amigo: “Quería ver si sabía algo de Rubén, pero yo no me había comunicado con él en dos días. No pensé más, porque nadie se esperaba lo que iba a pasar”, recuerda. 

Ese mismo día, el periodista se convirtió en noticia nacional. Rubén fue encontrado muerto junto a cuatro mujeres (tres amigas y la asesora del hogar) en su departamento ubicado en calle Luz Saviñón, a pocos pasos del Metro de la colonia Navarte. Su escondite en DF no duró el verano completo.

Inmediatamente Francisco y sus compañeros de trabajo se reunieron y establecieron protocolos de prevención y cuidado. Resguardos que había pasado por alto con Rubén: “Todos velamos por su tranquilidad y porque él estuviera bien, pero no velamos por su seguridad”. 

En menos de un mes, y aconsejado por la periodista y co-fundadora de Periodistas de a Pie, Marcela Turati, ante la serie de hostigamientos de los cuales también estaba siendo víctima, Francisco se acercó al Consulado chileno en México para buscar orientación para viajar al país. En cuestión de días tomó la decisión  y en septiembre de 2015 ya estaba radicado en Chile.

***

Sólo existe un segundo caso de similares características en Chile. Se trata de otro amigo de Francisco, que llegó en 2014 y que actualmente trabaja en un medio de comunicación digital. Por lo mismo, su situación migratoria y residencial está regularizada en Chile a través de un permiso especial de trabajo en el país, aunque el riesgo de volver a México está latente. Al igual que Francisco, por razones de seguridad, prefiere mantener su identidad bajo reserva. No quieren arriesgar a sus familias ni dar pistas de sus planes fuera de México.

Pese a los esfuerzos por permanecer en Chile, el futuro de Francisco es incierto: a siete meses de su llegada, su situación migratoria está por definirse durante las próximas semanas. Si se queda, seguiría como corresponsal acreditado y con permiso de extranjería. Si no, tendrá que regresar a su país, sin importar las amenazas.

 Aunque allá lo esperan amigos y seres queridos, volver no es el escenario ideal: las condiciones no han cambiado y las persecuciones a reporteros continúan.

Rodrigo Sandoval, jefe de Extranjería y Migración, explica que, en términos formales, Francisco y su colega mexicano no tienen el “estado de refugiado en Chile solo porque por su voluntad y sus propios medios lograron llegar al país”. Pese a que la categoría migratoria no tiene distinción, agrega que “por las circunstancias  especiales, sí nos preocupamos de que tuvieran toda la tranquilidad y acompañamiento para que ese trámite  -el de migración- se hiciera de la manera más pacífica e informada posible”.

Hasta la fecha, dos amigos periodistas de Francisco y cuatro conocidos suyos han sido asesinados. Tanta muerte lo curtió:

-¿Tienes miedo de terminar como ellos?

-Salí por seguridad, no por otra cosa. Y no, no me da miedo morir. 

Source Article from http://www.latercera.com/noticia/nacional/2016/01/680-665509-9-noticias-que-matan.shtml

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La ciudad empieza a recuperarse tras la histórica tormenta.

Nueva York levantó la prohibición sobre los traslados no esenciales después de sufrir la arremetida de una de las tormentas de nieve más fuertes jamás registradas.

Al menos seis personas murieron mientras en incidentes relacionados con la retirada de nieve, y otras 12 desde el vierne por causas vinculadas a la tormenta.

12 personas murieron en incidentes relacionados con la tormenta, bautizada como “Snowzilla”, en el conjunto de Estados Unidos.

La ciudad empieza a recuperarse horas después de que cayeran los últimos copos de nieve, a última hora del sábado.

Antes, las autoridades de la ciudad se vieron obligadas a suspender el transporte público y clausurar los puentes para evitar daños por una tormenta que afectó a unos 85 millones de personas en todo el país.

Las autoridades también pidieron a los ciudadanos de Nueva York que no salieran de casa.

68,3 cm

Febrero de 2006

  • 65,5 cm Diciembre de 1947

  • 53,3 cm Marzo de 1888

  • 53,1 cm Febrero de 2010

  • 51,3 cm Enero de 1996

La tormenta fue tan importante que el icónico Central Park recibió la mayor caída de nieve registrada desde 1869.

La mayor nevada desde entonces se produjo en febrero de 2006, cuando se acumularon 68,3 centímetros de nieve en la ciudad.

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La gente empezó a salir a la calle este domingo.

Tras finalizar la tormenta, muchas personas salieron a la calle para disfrutar de la nieve y se enzarzaron en una guerra de bolas de nueve en Times Square durante la noche.

Estado de Emergencia

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Las autoridades prohibieron todos los traslados no indispensables.

Unos 7.000 vuelos fueron cancelados, la mayor parte en los aeropuertos que sirven a Nueva York y a la capital, Washington D.C.

Se declaró la emergencia en 11 de los estados afectados por el mal tiempo: Nueva York, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, Carolina del Norte, Nueva Jersey, Virginia, Virginia Occidental, Maryland, Pennsylvania y el Distrito de Columbia.

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Se les pidió a los ciudadanos que se quedaran en sus casas.

Las consecuencias de la tormenta todavía afectan el funcionamiento de la capital, Washington, donde de momento el metro seguirá cerrado.

El temporal, bautizado como “Snowzilla”, dejó hasta 102 centímetros de nieve en algunos lugares de la costa este de Estados Unidos.

La fuerte nevada comenzó a caer el viernes en 20 estados del país.

Decenas de miles de hogares se han quedado sin electricidad. En Carolina del Norte, unos 150.000 abonados se quedaron sin servicio de luz así como otros 90.000 en Nueva Jersey.

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En Pennsylvania se registraron atascos en la circulación de vehículos de más de 12 horas.

En muchas partes, las carreteras se han vuelto intransitables, al punto que se han reportado atascos de tráfico de más de 12 horas en lugares como Kentucky y Pennsylvania.

Source Article from http://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias/2016/01/160123_eeuu_nueva_york_tormenta_emergencia_ab

En actividad de la Eredivisie, el PSV Eindhoven se enfrentó al Twente; Andrés Guardado y Héctor Moreno destacaron con activa participación reflejada en el 4-2 del marcador. 

Ambos futbolistas se consolidan como elementos claves dentro de la plantilla que dirige Phillip Cocu

Tras comenzar perdiendo en Phillips Stadium, la dupla azteca se combinó para lograr la remontada con tantos de Moreno al 21′ y 23′, ambos de cabezazo con centro de Andrés Guardado.

Posteriormente, el Principito se lució con un nuevo pase para gol, que Narsingh se encargó de aprovechar para el 3-1 de los locales. Ede acercó al Twente en el marcador, sin embargo, al 78′, Jozefzoon sentenció el partido con el 4-2. 

Source Article from http://www.foxsportsla.com/noticias/236754-moreno-anoto-doblete-con-psv-ante-twente

Este humorista había superado casi todas las pruebas que le había puesto la vida.

Hace 12 años Francisco Fuentes decidió aprovechar esa chispa humorística que lo caracterizaba y seguir los consejos de su madre para presentarse a Sábados Felices. Con el tiempo se preparó e hizo su rutina, presentó casting y quedó elegido.

Fue así como un 18 de agosto grabó el primer programa y aunque estaba nervioso lo logró y empezó el trabajo profesional como humorista, un sueño cumplido para el boyacense.

Fuentes afirmaba que su vida real no se parecía en nada a la de ‘Pacho sin fortuna’, pues él contó con suerte y miles de bendiciones; hasta estando en los momentos más duros aprendió de ellos.

Ver aquí: Francisco, Pacho sin fortuna, un luchador de la vida

Otro de los milagros fue el recuperarse de un cáncer diagnosticado en el 2005. “Cuando a uno le dicen cáncer, lo primero que se piensa es en la muerte”, afirmó Francisco, pero afortunadamente le regalaron una segunda oportunidad.

Y aunque pensó que lo más duro ya había pasado, lo esperaba una segunda prueba. Después de las quimioterapias recibió radioterapias, lo que debilitó a su organismo, generándole tuberculosis. Este suceso creó en su madre una gran tristeza, tanto que se le desarrolló a ella un cáncer y falleció en 2006. En ese momento Francisco superó varias pruebas, pero todavía le quedaba la más difícil, aquella que definiría si seguía o no con vida.

Sus compañeros de Sábados Felices nunca lo abandonaron. Fue tanto así que le rindieron un homenaje en su ciudad natal que le abrió puertas para ser el ganador a mejor cuenta chistes en diciembre del 2006. 

Rutinas como estas le significaron un par de premios y millones de aplausos: Pacho sin fortuna, peor que siempre

Pero cuando todo parecía estar bajo control, en marzo del 2013 una obstrucción intestinal, un déficit renal y un problema en sus pulmones, lo dejaron en coma 15 días, los médicos no daban esperanzas, entonces su esposa fue a la iglesia y le encomendó su salud a dios; sólo él podría decidir si su misión en la tierra había terminado o todavía quedaba algo pendiente.

Vea aquí: “Dios es el único que sabe cuándo es que le toca a uno”: Pacho Sin Fortuna

Duramente golpeado por las múltiples enfermedades, el querido personaje de Sábados Felices falleció la tarde del domingo 24 de enero en la Clínica de Bucaramanga, el mismo lugar en el que milagrosamente había recibido otra oportunidad. 

 

 

 

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Wilbur Scoville ganhou um Doodle do Google com direito a um jogo que simula o ‘teste da escala quente’ de pimentas. Hoje, o Google celebra o nascimento do químico há 151 anos (1865-1942). Scoville, além de receber a homenagem desta sexta-feira (22), é conhecido por ter inventado um método de avaliação do nível de ardência de vários tipos de pimenta, a famosa Escala de Scoville, disponível abaixo em app. 

Escala Scoville; app salva de pimenta ‘muito quente’

O Doodle do Google, além de animado, é interativo. No jogo, os usuários devem fazer com que um sorvete acerte a pimenta para acabar com a ardência na boca de Scoville, após o químico prová-la. O leite, muito presente no sorvete, é um dos principais componentes neutralizadores do ardor da pimenta.

Doodle de Wilbur Scoville brinca com jogo que usa ‘teste da pimenta’ (Foto: (Foto: Reprodução/Google))

A cada degustação que Wilbur Scoville prova, uma pimenta diferente e as suas propriedades e curiosidades também são reveladas. Após terminar as “lutas”, que você pode ganhar (e aí desbloquear “novas pimentas” para enfrentar) ou perder (e fazer com que Scoville caia no chão com a boca “pelando”), um sistema de compartilhamento dos resultados do jogo nas redes sociais é exibido.

Ralador de pimenta bloqueia Wi-Fi e deixa todo mundo ’em família

O Doodle foi produzido pela artista e doodler do Google Olivia Huynh. Para a designer, a melhor parte do trabalho foi desenhar as pimentas e as reações de Scoville. “O conceito de picante é universal, cômico, e foi o que tentei usar para criar esse jogo de luta”, explica Huynh, em post do Google.

“Fiz storyboards de como poderia ser, rascunhos e testamos um protótipo. Depois vieram os cenários e animações. Desenhar as pimentas e as reações de Scoville foram minhas partes favoritas”, conta. 

Doodle também é informativo, detalhando tipos de pimentas  (Foto: Reprodução/Google)

Escala de Scoville

Wilbur Lincoln Scoville nasceu em Bridgeport, nos Estados Unidos, em 22 de janeiro de 1865 e morreu em 10 de março de 1942. O trabalho do americano como farmacêutico é reconhecido mundialmente: criou o Teste Organoléptico de Scoville, que gerou a já conhecida Escala de Scoville.

Com este método, Wilbur Lincoln Scoville definiu o grau de pungência de vários tipos de pimenta, através da detecção da concentração de capsaicina, substância responsável pela ardência da pimenta.

Qual é o melhor Doodle do Google? Comente no Fórum do TechTudo. 

O teste é um Procedimento de Diluição e Prova. Scoville misturava as pimentas puras com uma solução de água com açúcar, e quanto mais solução fosse necessária para diluir a pimenta, mais alta seria sua picância. Depois disso, o método foi melhorado e foram criadas as unidades de calor Scoville (Scoville Heat Units, ou SHU).

Doodle Wilbur Scoville (Foto: Reprodução/Google)

Uma xícara de pimenta que equivale a 1.000 xícaras de água é uma unidade na escala de Scoville. A substância Capsaicina, que gera a ardência nas pimentas, equivale a 15 milhões de unidades Scoville.

A pimenta mexicana Habanero chega a 300 mil, uma “Red Savina Habanero”, modificada, tem 577 mil, e a Tezpur indiana, 877 mil.

Entretanto, este não foi o único trabalho de Scoville. “The Art of Compounding” (A Arte dos Compostos), de 1895, é um de seus livros, que foi usado como referência na farmacologia até os anos 60.

Scoville também publicou um livro com centenas de fórmulas de perfumes e outras essências, que foi chamado de “Extract and Perfumes” (Extratos e perfumes).

Em 1922, Scoville recebeu o Prêmio Ebert, e em 1929 ganhou a sua Medalha de Honra Remington e o título de Doutor honoris causa em Ciências pela Universidade de Columbia. O pesquisador morreu no dia 10 de março de 1942, deixando mulher e dois filhos.

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Curtiu o Doodle? Veja a história dos Doodles do Google; vídeo

Via Google Doodles

*Colaborou Roberto Caligari

Source Article from http://www.techtudo.com.br/noticias/noticia/2016/01/wilbur-scoville-ganha-homenagem-do-doodle-em-seu-151-aniversario.html

Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

Wilbur Scoville ganhou um Doodle do Google com direito a um jogo que simula o ‘teste da escala quente’ de pimentas. Hoje, o Google celebra o nascimento do químico há 151 anos (1865-1942). Scoville, além de receber a homenagem desta sexta-feira (22), é conhecido por ter inventado um método de avaliação do nível de ardência de vários tipos de pimenta, a famosa Escala de Scoville, disponível abaixo em app. 

Escala Scoville; app salva de pimenta ‘muito quente’

O Doodle do Google, além de animado, é interativo. No jogo, os usuários devem fazer com que um sorvete acerte a pimenta para acabar com a ardência na boca de Scoville, após o químico prová-la. O leite, muito presente no sorvete, é um dos principais componentes neutralizadores do ardor da pimenta.

Doodle de Wilbur Scoville brinca com jogo que usa ‘teste da pimenta’ (Foto: (Foto: Reprodução/Google))

A cada degustação que Wilbur Scoville prova, uma pimenta diferente e as suas propriedades e curiosidades também são reveladas. Após terminar as “lutas”, que você pode ganhar (e aí desbloquear “novas pimentas” para enfrentar) ou perder (e fazer com que Scoville caia no chão com a boca “pelando”), um sistema de compartilhamento dos resultados do jogo nas redes sociais é exibido.

Ralador de pimenta bloqueia Wi-Fi e deixa todo mundo ’em família

O Doodle foi produzido pela artista e doodler do Google Olivia Huynh. Para a designer, a melhor parte do trabalho foi desenhar as pimentas e as reações de Scoville. “O conceito de picante é universal, cômico, e foi o que tentei usar para criar esse jogo de luta”, explica Huynh, em post do Google.

“Fiz storyboards de como poderia ser, rascunhos e testamos um protótipo. Depois vieram os cenários e animações. Desenhar as pimentas e as reações de Scoville foram minhas partes favoritas”, conta. 

Doodle também é informativo, detalhando tipos de pimentas  (Foto: Reprodução/Google)

Escala de Scoville

Wilbur Lincoln Scoville nasceu em Bridgeport, nos Estados Unidos, em 22 de janeiro de 1865 e morreu em 10 de março de 1942. O trabalho do americano como farmacêutico é reconhecido mundialmente: criou o Teste Organoléptico de Scoville, que gerou a já conhecida Escala de Scoville.

Com este método, Wilbur Lincoln Scoville definiu o grau de pungência de vários tipos de pimenta, através da detecção da concentração de capsaicina, substância responsável pela ardência da pimenta.

Qual é o melhor Doodle do Google? Comente no Fórum do TechTudo. 

O teste é um Procedimento de Diluição e Prova. Scoville misturava as pimentas puras com uma solução de água com açúcar, e quanto mais solução fosse necessária para diluir a pimenta, mais alta seria sua picância. Depois disso, o método foi melhorado e foram criadas as unidades de calor Scoville (Scoville Heat Units, ou SHU).

Doodle Wilbur Scoville (Foto: Reprodução/Google)

Uma xícara de pimenta que equivale a 1.000 xícaras de água é uma unidade na escala de Scoville. A substância Capsaicina, que gera a ardência nas pimentas, equivale a 15 milhões de unidades Scoville.

A pimenta mexicana Habanero chega a 300 mil, uma “Red Savina Habanero”, modificada, tem 577 mil, e a Tezpur indiana, 877 mil.

Entretanto, este não foi o único trabalho de Scoville. “The Art of Compounding” (A Arte dos Compostos), de 1895, é um de seus livros, que foi usado como referência na farmacologia até os anos 60.

Scoville também publicou um livro com centenas de fórmulas de perfumes e outras essências, que foi chamado de “Extract and Perfumes” (Extratos e perfumes).

Em 1922, Scoville recebeu o Prêmio Ebert, e em 1929 ganhou a sua Medalha de Honra Remington e o título de Doutor honoris causa em Ciências pela Universidade de Columbia. O pesquisador morreu no dia 10 de março de 1942, deixando mulher e dois filhos.

Download grátis do app do TechTudo: receba dicas e notícias de tecnologia no Android ou iPhone

Curtiu o Doodle? Veja a história dos Doodles do Google; vídeo

Via Google Doodles

*Colaborou Roberto Caligari

Source Article from http://www.techtudo.com.br/noticias/noticia/2016/01/wilbur-scoville-ganha-homenagem-do-doodle-em-seu-151-aniversario.html

Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

O Benfica venceu ontem, terça-feira, o Oriental, mas apesar da vitória dos ‘encarnados’, com algumas das unidades menos utilizadas em campo, Gonçalo Guedes não se livrou de levar um forte raspanete do seu treinador.

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Rui Vitória estava desapontado com o rendimento do jovem jogador ‘encarnado’ e, logo aos 14 minutos de jogo, gritou para Guedes: “Levanta a cabeça!”. O jovem anuiu e, pouco mais tarde, teve algumas palavras de incentivo do seu técnico, mas não se livrou de ser substituído ao intervalo, escreve O Jogo.

Quem esteve atento à prestação do extremo foi Luís Boa Morte, ex-internacional português que trabalha agora como observador do Arsenal e que terá tirado algumas indicações sobre o rendimento de várias unidades do conjunto da Luz.  

Source Article from http://www.noticiasaominuto.com/desporto/523524/goncalo-guedes-repreendido-sob-olhar-atento-de-boa-morte

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Jada Pinkett e Will Smith têm um casamento de “fachada”. Quem o garante é Alexis Arquette, irmão transexual do atores Rosanna, Patricia e David Arquette.

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“Quando a Jada assumir que é lésbica e o seu marido de fachada admitir que o primeiro casamento (com Sheree Zampino) terminou quando o apanhou a fazer um “serviço” ao Benny Medina… aí oiço o que eles têm para dizer”, afirmou Alexis nas redes sociais.

Alexis referia-se ao boicote que o casal prometia fazer este ano aos Óscares, acusando a organização de racismo.

De recordar que Alexis era Robert, antes da mudança de sexo em 2006. 

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Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

Incredible GoPro footage takes you inside the gunfire-heavy raid that ended drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s six months on the run.

The video, obtained from Mexican authorities, looks as if it’s from an action movie. The camera follows the armed men as they storm the house, unleash grenades and bullets, and search room to room.

The Friday raid was called “Operation Black Swan,” according to the Mexican show “Primero Noticias.” Authorities decided to launch the raid Thursday after they got a tip about where Guzman was sleeping, the show reported.

Seventeen elite unit Mexican Marines launched their assault on the house in the city of Los Mochis at 4:40 a.m., “Primero Noticias” said.

They were met by about one dozen well-armed guards inside who were prepared for a fight, the show said.

The Marines moved from room to room, clearing the house. Upstairs they found two men in one room and found two women on the floor of a bathroom. All were captured, “Primero Noticias” said.

After 15 minutes, the Marines controlled the entire house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

In the end, five guards were killed and two men and two women were detained. One of the women was the same cook Guzman had with him when he was detained a couple years ago, according to “Primero Noticias.”

Eventually the marines determined that the only bedroom on the first floor was Guzman’s and they began pounding on the walls and moving furniture, finding hidden doors, the show said.

His room had a king-sized bed, bags from fashionable clothing stores, bread and cookie wrappers, and medicine including injectable testosterone, syringes, antibiotics and cough syrups, the show said. The two-story house had four bedrooms and five bathrooms. There were flat-screen TVs and Internet connection throughout the house, according to “Primero Noticias.”

The Marines eventually found a hidden passageway behind a mirror, with a handle hidden in the light fixture. The handle opened a secret door, leading down into the escape tunnel, the show explained.

The escape tunnel was fully lit and led to an access door for the city sewage system, “Primero Noticias” said, adding that Guzman had at least a 20-minute head start on the Marines.

The address where Guzman was captured had been monitored for a month, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez has said. According to Gomez, Guzman and his lieutenant escaped through that drainage system.

“Primero Noticias” said it obtained surveillance footage showing Guzman and his lieutenant emerging from the manhole cover, where they then stole two cars to flee, the show said.

Guzman was finally caught when he and the lieutenant were stopped on a highway by Mexican Federal Police, the show said.

Authorities took them to a motel to wait for reinforcement. The men were then taken to Los Mochis airport and transfered to Mexico City.

Rebecca Blackwell/AP PHOTO
Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is escorted by soldiers and marines to a waiting helicopter, at a federal hangar in Mexico City, Jan. 8, 2016.

Guzman is now back in prison as his lawyers fight his extradition to the U.S.

The drug kingpin escaped from the Altiplano prison near Mexico City on July 11, launching an active manhunt. When guards realized that he was missing from his cell, they found a ventilated tunnel and exit had been constructed in the bathtub inside Guzman’s cell. The tunnel extended for about a mile underground and featured an adapted motorcycle on rails that officials believe was used to transport the tools used to create the tunnel, Monte Alejandro Rubido, the head of the Mexican national security commission, said in July.

Guzman had been sent there after he was arrested in February 2014. He spent more than 10 years on the run after escaping from a different prison in 2001. It’s unclear exactly how he had escaped, but he did receive help from prison guards who were prosecuted and convicted.

Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was once described by the U.S. Treasury as “the most powerful drug trafficker in the world.” The Sinaloa cartel allegedly uses elaborate tunnels for drug trafficking and has been estimated to be responsible for 25 percent of all illegal drugs that enter the U.S. through Mexico.

Source Article from http://abcnews.go.com/International/inside-dramatic-raid-el-chapo/story?id=36216172

Morto + cocô + L.


Deadpool recebeu a confirmação de censura 18 anos nos Estados Unidos. Segundo a Motion Picture Association of America (via Box Office Mojo), o motivo da classificação são muitos: violência de forte impacto, linguajar em geral, conteúdo sexual e nudez gráfica. Uma boa notícia, que prova que o corte final permaneceu explícito. Porém, não a mais legal.

Um fã ilustre, Patton Oswalt, publicou no Twitter a foto de um novo banner de Deadpool que está sendo veiculado nos Estados Unidos. Na arte, o nome do anti-herói surge codificado: morto (dead) + cocô (poo) + L: Deadpool! Como o ator bem descreve, um exemplo de idiotice e brilhantismo que fez o Mercenário Tagarela conquistá-lo antes mesmo do lançamento do filme.

Falando em lançamento, está pertinho: 11 de fevereiro nos cinemas brasileiros. E, falando em cocô, relembre o outro momento escatológico do Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds): o ‘Pool Log.

Deadpool Teaser


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