11 de abril de 2013

Linkedin compra el lector de noticias Pulse


90 millones de dólares son los que ha gastado Linkedin para comprar el popular lector de noticias Pulse, aplicación que ofrece contenido personalizado para cada usuario.


Lo comentan en el blog, donde confirman que tanto la tecnología como el equipo de profesionales pasarán a trabajar dentro de Linkedin.



No podríamos estar más emocionados de trabajar codo con codo con el equipo de Pulse para crear nuevas y mejores formas de ayudar a los profesionales a contribuir y aprovechar este acervo de conocimientos de negocios para ayudarles a ser muejores en lo que hacen y desde dondequiera que trabajen.



La idea es que desde Linkedin aprovechen esta tecnología para ofrecer contenido adecuado a cada uno de sus millones de usuarios, algo en lo que hasta ahora esta red social no parece haberse proecupado mucho.


Son 30 millones de usuarios dentro de Pulse que, aparentemente no tendrán que preocuparse, ya que prometen que la app no desaparecerá (al estilo Instagram con Facebook, por poner un ejemplo).


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La aplicación musical de Twitter es real y la veremos en los próximos días


Aún no hay confirmación oficial de Twitter, pero la compra que realizaron de We Are Hunted y los comentarios que están apareciendo en Twitter de gente que ya está probando el servicio musical de Twitter muestra que éste está más cerca de lo previsto.


De hecho se espera que entre hoy, día 12 de abril, y el lunes que viene, según fuentes internas, tengamos ya disponible una aplicación que ofrezca música personalizada a los usuarios de Twitter usando, entre otras cosas, Soundcloud como plataforma, algo que ya están informando medios como AllThingsD y techcrunch.


We Are Hunted ha conformado hace pocas horas que fue adquirido por Twitter y lo informan en su página principal con una frase que no deja espacio a la duda:



There’s no question that Twitter and music go well together.



No hay dudas de que Twitter y la música se llevan bien juntos


Según comentan en AllthingD, la aplicación indica artistas y músicas a los usuarios en función de una serie de variables personalizadas, tales como las cuentas de Twitter que un usuario sigue. Los usuarios podrán escuchar clips de música, desde dentro de la aplicación, utilizando los servicios de terceros como iTunes o SoundCloud, y será capaz de ver videos musicales de Vevo proporcionados por el servicio de vídeos musicales propiedad de Universal Music y Sony.


Estaremos atentos para seguir informando sobre este tema.




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El Salvador. Densidad Poblacional. Un Análisis de Concentración 1930-2007


















Se realiza un análisis concreto con los índices de concentración para El Salvador de 1930-2007 para estudiar como se ha distribuido la población en los cator...



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Nulidad de elección del Revisor Fiscal no revive el nombramiento del anterior


Si un Juez declara la nulidad de una decisión tomada por el máximo órgano social, en algunos casos, podrían regresar las cosas al estado anterior, pero si hay remoción y nombramiento de un nuevo Revisor Fiscal, lo que está viciado es el nuevo nombramiento más no la remoción.


Se nos ha consultado una situación curiosa. Será que si al actual revisor fiscal le declaran ilegal su nombramiento, por ejemplo, por estar inhabilitado para ejercer dichas funciones, ¿el anterior revisor fiscal vuelve a ejercer dicha función?


La respuesta es no. Por una sencilla razón, el máximo órgano social cuando cambia de revisor fiscal está siempre ejerciendo dos funciones, la de remover y la de nombrar, bien sea expresamente o implícitamente.


Expresamente cuando algún miembro propone remover al actual revisor fiscal y es votado y aprobado por el máximo órgano social. Y acto seguido se propone a uno o varios candidatos y dicho órgano, nombra a uno nuevo.


Implícitamente/tácitamente cuando en medio de la reunión se llega al punto de elecciones, se propone a unos candidatos y se elige a uno distinto al actual. Se entenderá entonces que al actual lo removieron (así no se haya usado en voz alta dicho término) y se nombró a otro.


Remover y nombrar: dos actos distintos


Cuando el máximo órgano social remueve y nombra está ejerciendo dos actos. En ambos, se debe contar con los quórum exigidos en la ley o en estatutos si es superior, para poder tomarlas.


De tal manera que iniciar o tomar decisiones cuando no hay los quórum para deliberar y decidir, vicia todas las decisiones (tanto la de remover como la de nombrar).


Pero si estando con los quórum necesarios se remueve (expresa o implícitamente) al actual revisor fiscal (no se necesita motivación) y se nombra a uno nuevo, pero éste último, estaba inhabilitado por alguna causa legal o estatutaria, será sólo ésta última decisión la que carecerá de legalidad: la de nombramiento.


Pero jamás significará que la remoción (pues esa fue otra decisión previa) que tomó el máximo órgano social, también fuese a correr la misma suerte de ineficacia y con ello, se pretendiera volver a restablecer en dicho cargo automáticamente al que fue removido. Simplemente debido a que la decisión de nombramiento, fue la que se declaró inválida por estar inhabilitado el nuevo revisor fiscal, se presentará el fenómeno de la vacante temporal y se deberá nuevamente reunir el máximo órgano social, por supuesto de manera extraordinaria, para únicamente volver a nombrar (elegir).


Claro está que en esa nueva elección se podrá postular a varios contadores públicos, entre ellos, al anterior revisor fiscal que fue removido en la última elección.



Código de Comercio.



Artículo 187. Funciones Generales de la Junta o Asamblea De Socios.


[…]


4) Hacer las elecciones que corresponda, según los estatutos o las leyes, fijar las asignaciones de las personas así elegidas y removerlas libremente;


Artículo 358. Atribuciones Adicionales a los Socios en la Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada. La representación de la sociedad y la administración de los negocios sociales corresponde a todos y a cada uno de los socios; éstos tendrán además de las atribuciones que señala el artículo 187, las siguientes:


[…]


5) Elegir y remover libremente a los funcionarios cuya designación le corresponda.


Ley 675 de 2001.


Artículo 38. Naturaleza y Funciones. La asamblea general de propietarios es el órgano de dirección de la persona jurídica que surge por mandato de esta ley, y tendrá como funciones básicas las siguientes:


[…]


5. Elegir y remover los miembros del consejo de administración y, cuando exista, al Revisor Fiscal y su suplente,


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How to Let Go of Someone Who You Deeply Loved


Love is so special precisely because it has the ability to hurt us when it fails. Don't take the failure personally. Relationships fail every day, and not always because there isn't enough love to go around. Whatever the reason, learning how to move on from a person you loved deeply is an extremely difficult process, and one that takes time. Luckily, it's done every day, and done with success. Learn how by reading on!

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Part One: Changing Your Mindset



  1. Realize that you may still love this person. If it feels as if you can't let go, it's for a reason. You shared wonderful times with this person, and you gave them a big piece of your conscience and your heart. Now that you've decided to move on, start looking at the person not as you want them to be, but as they truly are.

    • If they lie or deceive you or change their mind about their feelings toward you, realize that it's not a healthy relationship for you. You may feel misunderstood and angry. Forgetting this person may be very hard, but that doesn't mean that you can't move on in life.

    • Realize, too, that moving on doesn't mean you have to stop loving the person. It just means that your love for them changes. You'll still look out for the person, wish the best for them, and hope they find happiness in life. Moving on doesn't mean you have to forsake them as a person; it just means you have to do better for yourself.

    • Believe in yourself. You have so much to offer. Love is often about learning about yourself through others. You'll continue to learn as you grow and as you experience more love. How will your next potential love believe in you if you don't believe it yourself?



  2. Understand that there are other people out there — you just can't see them. You obviously have been in love with this person so much or so long that it has gotten you to the point where there's no other person in the world but them. Moving on is the hardest part and it can take a long time, but life is too short to live it down in the dumps.

    • We'd like to live in a fairy tale world where everything goes exactly according to plan and there's no adversity, but that's not real life. Plenty of people date more than a handful of people in their lives before settling down. That's a handful of opportunities to explore love.

    • Try to be optimistic. Look at the glass as being half-full. Think "I'm single now!" instead of "I lost my partner". Think "I get to meet so many new people now" instead of "I lost the person I knew." Being optimistic helps you recover quicker.



  3. Realize you may have loved that person more than they loved you. This one may be hard because most chances are that the person doesn't know how deeply in love you are (or were) with them. But this is OK. It doesn't mean you're not lovable, or attractive, or captivating. It just means that there's another opportunity to find someone who will love you just as much as you love them.

    • If you think that you may have loved the other person more than they loved you, use that as motivation. Think about it: would you rather have someone who loved you less than you loved them, or someone who loved you just as much?

    • Don't succumb to the "I might not find anyone better" idea. Don't settle for something that's not working for you. Go out there, believe in your standards, and try to find the person you want. It's better to be independent and happy than it is to be in a relationship with someone you have to settle for at the end of the day.



  4. If you told the person you love how you feel and there's no response, understand that there is little point in further contact. The ship has already sailed, and it's probably for the best. If the person you love doesn't dignify you with a response, you have to dignify yourself by moving on.

    • Talk to someone neutral who has been through the same situation. Maybe a best friend, or a parent, or a mentor. If you have to, go see a therapist. Venting your emotions and thoughts with someone neutral can be naturally healing and can help the 'letting go' process move along.

    • Deal with pain in constructive ways. Don't pretend it's not there. Find creative outlets, such as art or communication, to channel your pain into. Try to keep your mind off it most of the time, as fixating on your pain may make it worse.



  5. Decide if you want to remain friends. It's up to you. It's very hard to juggle the friendship of a former lover with your newfound independence. Most people think it's easiest to fall into a friendly, but distant, friendship after you've moved on, but only you can decide for yourself.



Part Two: Regaining Your Independence



  1. Take a trip somewhere. It doesn't have to be fancy — although a trip to Tahiti or India might be nice! — so long as it's a change of scenery with something to keep you busy and make you feel refreshed. Many people think that the change of scenery helps to put things into perspective.

    • Interact with the locals. What's the use of going someplace new if you keep to entirely to yourself? Unless you're going camping or on an expedition by yourself, there's no reason why you shouldn't interact, share stories, or just hang out with them. Remember what Eleanor Roosevelt said: "Do one thing that scares you every day."

    • Set aside some "me-time." Start feeling encouraged about being independent. If you can't learn to live with and be happy by yourself, how is another potential lover going to live with and be happy with you?



  2. Lean on your friends and family. Your friends and family are there for you unconditionally — use them! When you're feeling down, plan a trip back home or a get-together with a friend. Your friends and family love you just as much as a romantic partner might, only in a different way.

    • Confide in your best friend(s) about what's going on. If you're open to being given advice, ask for it. Your best friend sees you in a way that you probably can't, and may give you a really fresh perspective. If nothing else, your best friend will give you an opportunity to express yourself and make you feel valued.



  3. Remove all the mementos of your former relationship from your eyesight. It doesn't sound all that fun, but it's essential. Moving on is all about living in the future, not the past. Take all pictures, notes, movie stubs, stuffed animals, etc., and place them in storage. It will hurt, but then it will feel uplifting.

    • Remember that remove doesn't mean destroy. You probably want to hold on to all the mementos. Just as you probably don't want to completely forget the person you loved, you probably don't want to completely forget the relationship you once had. You may even want to look at the mementos once you've completely moved on.



  4. As you grieve, remember to express yourself. A lot of people decide to start a journal in which to write down their feelings. Whenever you feel inspired, grab a piece of paper and jot down your thoughts. Leave a trail of self-expression so that when you come across it after you've healed, you'll know how strong you needed to be to get through it all.

    • How are you feeling? What are you feeling? What might you have felt in a similar situation five years before? What might you feel in a similar situation five years from now? Reflect on what the relationship meant to you, even if you just think it over in your head.

    • Self-expression doesn't have to be writing. It can be painting, drawing, dancing, building, sculpting, or running. Whatever it is, put your heart and soul into it, and whatever comes out will be rewarding.



  5. Take care of your physical self. Exercise regularly. Also look into the Emotional Freedom Technique (aka "tapping") for a body-oriented approach to overcoming distress. If you still find yourself obsessing on the former relationship, talk to a counselor, therapist, or your minister.

  6. When you are ready, starting looking for love again. This process could take several months, or even a year. Don't force it if you're not ready; it's not fair to you, and it's certainly not fair to the other person. Know that there are plenty of other people out there who would value and respect you if given a chance.

    • Many people choose to go on "rebound" dates to make the loss of the loved one easier. If you choose to do this, try to do it for the right reasons: you want to feel affection, your interested in meeting other people, you think you have something to offer. Don't do rebound dating if you're just trying to make the other person jealous; it's not worth it.

    • Learn from your mistakes. When you search for a new person to share your love with, don't invite another heartbreak by making the same mistakes all over again. Take the flaws in your past relationship and improve them. Take the flaws in your last partner and look for more maturity in the next one.

    • Be yourself. No matter who you meet, be yourself. In order for someone to be loved, they have to give their all to someone else. They have to be willing to accept their flaws, present them to their partner, and know that their partner will accept them too.





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  • Don't make someone a priority who only makes you an option.

  • If you get feelings of anger or depression, don't try and get revenge, just talk to one of your friends about it. No one is worth feeling that much pain over.

  • Remember that you will forget them eventually but you're going to have to stop doing things that constantly remind you of them. Life is way too short to be worrying about this. Live it to its fullest.



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