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 Hi again! it's a pleasure to meet you in my new post. Today is going to be rough because it's about what changes I would like to improve in my career. Well first of all, I think that the entire educational system in this country is bad, we lose so much time unnecessarily leveling knowledge the first 2 years that it's a such a waste of time in any career you chose. but specifically in Agronomy I think the trouble is about the facilities and the quantity of teachers for each subject. Beginning with the facilities, I think that the Universidad de Chile in general looks old and a bit neglected, except for some faculties, but in Antumapu it's like the time stops in the 70's, it's cool in a way but in practice we have so many problems in winter most of the time because we have leaks everywhere, no places to stay out of the cold and rain and in general the security of the campus it's bad, we have so many places that nobody uses and strange people enter and do bad

 Hi guys! Today I'm going to talk about if I have the opportunity to do time travel where I want to go? Well, it's a difficult question because it's intriguing to know what is going to happen in the future, but for me it´s more exciting to travel to the past. Why? because there were so many interesting moments, people, places that I would like to have known.  Being more specific I would like to travel to the 80's decade, even late 70's only for the music, I think that was the top of the greatest music of all time. They were exploring new sounds, styles with real and authentic musicians, more organic, I think, not like today, that anybody can do everything that they want. I would love to have born in that time to experiment the evolution of music, since The Beatles or the Rolling Stones, passing by Led Zeppelin and The Who, all the 80's rock and its derivatives like Metallica or Iron Maiden, reaching my favourite decade that it's the 90's with the grunge

 Hello everyone, today I'm gonna talk about my favourite country to visit, Spain, specially Barcelona, on the autonomous city of Catalunya. Sincerely i know the city because since I was a child I love football so the FC Barcelona was my favorite team through the years. Today I'm not a that big fan that I was in that years, but I appreciate it so much. The first thing that I would love to do there is to visit the Camp Nou, the stadium of this team, one of the biggest stadiums in Europe and the world. Watch a game there is one of my dreams. When I was getting older, I learned other things about the city: the architecture, it independence aspirations, the beach and so much other things that I heard from a relative who lives there for so many years until now. Its a very big city so many places to visit, like the sagrada familia church, la rambla comercial center, etc. I would love to live there because of the weather and the beach and why not, to work there in some vineyards or som

Hi everyone, today I'm going to talk about my aspirations as a professional, what I want to do when I finish my career, of which I have only one year left. I'm so close to do it that I'm a little nervous to think about it. Well, where do I start? For me it's been a long trip around the university, never been easy to even choose a career, but I think now I'm prepared. I found what makes me feel complete, a reason to do things that make sense of what I studied, but I have to say that it´s been recently, at my final courses, when do you have to choose what area do you like to study. Now I'm really into postharvest, how to maintain the fruits as long as possible to go to a target market, and it's really interesting because new ways of doing this are being tested, like Controlled atmospheres, using chemicals, but the most important thing is the temperature. For the fruit it is crucial to lower its respiration rate and have a longer shelf life and, consequently, l

Coldplay, the best concert EVER Hi fellas, how you doin'? today I bring to you the best experience of music that I ever had so far. Two days ago, on Tuesday 20th, I was just arriving home from the campus when I received a message from my sister telling me that Coldplay released more tickets for their concerts here in Santiago, at Estadio Nacional. Sincerely, I didn't have much hope of getting tickets, but I also checked, just in case haha. Long story short, I checked everyday tickets and I only founded for the same day! The concert was only few hours away, so I took the chance and bought two tickets, one for me and the other for my sister. We rushed to get there on time, from different places of the city and we made it! It was crazy, so many people there, long lines to get into the stadium... at this point I was worried about entering late, but luckily our locations didn't have these huge lines and we got in very quickly. Once inside, I didn't know we were so close to t