This past year has been full of changes. Change of company, change of work activity and independence in their own home. Only I had to change the blog.
After a year and a half of this hobby has given me much more joy, and readers of'll ever imagine. Over time, the texts have been longer and I've been improving the design within my limitations and problems with Blogger. To avoid this, a few months ago I was thinking about migrating to Wordpress by following the example of other blogs. I have to thank the councils and Shora Alpom for housing and the steps in the migration, but lack of time for shipment and after-care and let me cast doubt parked the idea.
And that we were when, thanks to a companion, an opportunity arose to work with RedGiga , a company that since 1998 has been creating and developing business websites, blogs and virtual communities. They offered to integrate my blog within their network, making infrastructure maintenance and leave me all the content. I hope this will allow me more time to devote to writing notes which is what I really like.
For better or for worse, Cienciadebolsillo.com maintain the same style as the author remains the same. If I wait a bit rate increase content by introducing more technology like asking me my side "engineering." On the other hand, I am committed to submit something for publication frequency, at least a weekly text, which more than one you had asked me before.
RedGiga has created a new page and instructed to copy all such texts also remain here. From now this blog is moved to cienciadebolsillo.com and also changes the direction of association (http://feeds.feedburner.com/ciencia_de_bolsillo). This is the main direction with reduced entry at the bottom is a full-text experimental of annotations. In a few days I hope it is prepared syndication comments.
I have to ask you to change the subscriptions to the new address and I comenteis any potential problems that I hope will be few. Also welcome those of you links the change to the new address.
Y to begin the new era, an anniversary. 30 years of life without photosynthesis . See ya!
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