The term “molecular nanotechnology” is the technology of highly versatile and inexpensive molecular fabrication, molecular manipulation, and molecular-level manufacturing. It refers to the the scale of atoms and molecules. The key concepts of molecular nanotechnology are that molecules can be machines and that molecular engineers can work with molecules just as effectively as today’s engineers now work with bulk materials. (http://www.foresight.org)

What do you think about nanotechnology in medecine?

Je sais que la Mona Lisa est très fameuse. Je pense que tout le monde la connaît. Si un étudiant de l’art peinte la Mona Lisa, tout le monde comprends ça c’est l’interpretation de Mona Lisa par l’étudiant. Je pense que l’étudiant a le droit à (upload) son interpretation à Internet. Je ne sais pas si c”est le même cas avec un logo d’une compagnie. Si tu fais ton interpretation de l’ogo d’une compagnie avec pencil, paint, yarn, est-ce que tu as les droits de ton interpretation?
Si tu prends la photo d’un étranger (inconnu, quel qu’ un tu ne connaît pas, a stranger) est-ce que tu as les droits de la photo?
Est-ce que tu sais? Que penses-tu?

Hi Careyxxx

C’est une bonne question, quelles sont les libertés de reproduction en respectant les droits d’auteurs?
La question s’est d’ailleurs posé pour la photo de Robert Doisneau “Le Baiser de l’hotel de Ville Paris 1950″. More than 40 years later, a couple proclaiming being the ones on the picture tried to sue in vain as the secret of the picture history got revealed later.

This question also reminds me of a couple friends of my older brother who had a tobacco store. They had the surprise to get a fine for playing the radio while serving their customers….
So the only music they could listen to afterward was the ambient recording of the birds singing in the forest, ocean waves etc…

Carey, if you are talking about Gael García Bernal (I’m not totally sure, as it’s been a while since I watched that movie), he is not Spanish, but Mexican.

Hello !
Yes the Mexican is Gael Garcia Bernal.
The only thing I know about Francisco Boira is that he was born in Aragon (my second hometown !)

Careyxx, yes the mexican spanish is really different from the spanish from Spain. Actually, Gael was asked to work on his Spanish in order to get the Spanish accent from Spain called “Castellano”.

In Castellano, the pronunciation is different like the “C” “Z” and some other words which aren’t used in South and Central America.

Spanish movies are usually about twisted stories !
I recommend you “Jamon Jamon” Bigas Luna, all Pedro Almodovar’s classics, movies from La Movida !!!