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19:30 It was a cold afternoon on a Wednesday. The plaza, which is located in the suburb of Olivos a few blocks of the avenue Maipú, was well lit, clean and almost deserted. You could easily hear the noise of cars and buses in circulation there. The sound of the water of the beautiful fountain in the center of this place provided a unique sense of tranquility. Never been here. And I swore to have seen something else, something unexpected happened suddenly. Located near one corner of the square, sat Paul, a small, no more than 10 years, slim, with dark short hair. He wore a gray pair of shoes, black trousers, a brown jacket and a red backpack of "Power Rangers." There was something calling me powerfully the attention of this guy and had to do with what he was doing. He played with four toy cars and threw lightly on the floor, from one side to another. When finished throwing them all, got up to look. Again and again. Does not seem tired of it and not paying attention to something else that was not in these small objects with wheels on the bottom. Showed that when a teenager came running in front of him with his cell phone music at high volume, which could have come to interrupt. However, as if nothing had happened, Paul continued his case. Any boy his age might be scared if I were alone in the square at this time. But he no, although I had a smile on his face and noticed it thoughtfully. What led you to be in the square? He said that he had quarreled with his mother. "I argued with her because she would not let me go play the play station with some classmates from school. Whenever I'm wrong, I come here to play with my toy cars that I love and make me reassure a lot, "he added. Paul retired from his home when his mother went to bathe. He, without warning, and fled through the door here. At that time Paul dropped a tear and continued playing with their strollers. He threw one of them hard against a light pole near and then got up to check if it broke. It seems not, for laughs. Dogs approaching him, he stopped. He looked at suspiciously, but then was encouraged to pet them. He smiled and did not feel so alone. However, while the dogs are back with their owner who was calling a few yards away. Paul decided to get up off the floor and went to where they were the hammocks. He got one of them and moved with speed for several minutes. The face of concern is diluted. Suddenly, a warm, distant voice was heard from the street and a tall woman of about 40 appeared. It was his mother. Paul, excited, quickly fell from his chair to hug her. She apologized with him and promised that next time he gave permission to go with friends. He, in turn, also apologized for coming without announcing anything. Paul returned to the place where they left their little cars. He stood still for a moment watching them gently one last time and put them in your backpack. His mother told him to hurry because the store was closed and he retired with a huge smile on his face, believing that you can always count on their strollers in moments of anguish and desolation.

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was 11 o'clock on a Friday in mid-April. The Buenos Aires, like the previous days, was wrapped in smoke, with its consequent horrible smell. Smoke that had come to Buenos Aires and other areas of the province by the burning of grasslands on the islands of the Paraná Delta by farmers so that new shoots grow quickly. The same smoke and took the death of seven persons per accident on Route 9 at the low visibility in just one week. Following this, the Government decided to cut some roads that led, in turn, long lines of traffic on the streets of Buenos Aires. Here, some neighbors complain and insult the producers. Others blame the authorities for their slow response trying to control this problem. Who will not reason. All I know is that this phenomenon causes coughing, irritation of mucous membranes (eyes, nostrils and mouth), headaches and shortness of breath in people who suffer from asthma or lung disease.
Under this scenario, walking the streets of Belgrano observed that most managers of the buildings were wearing masks that prevented them, at least for a while, breathing the smell unbearable. I also realized that many neighbors were going faster than they used to do regularly. I felt grumpy and ill be there. Only one question crossed my mind: Is there anyone who benefits from these days of smoke? My questions led me to enter the pharmacy "Farmacity" located at the corner of Avenida Luis Maria Campos and Viceroy Loreto. Upon entering, the first thing I noticed is that the employees were altered, as if they were running. There, I said Silvia:
- "On the morning of yesterday sold more than a month. People ask for eye drops and candy and throat lozenges. "Just then a woman was complaining about not getting anywhere masks.
Soldier At the intersection of Independence and Liberation, another drugstore, called "New Franco." This place is small and humble. From a distance you do not realize it really is a pharmacy until they are about it. In business serving Peter and George, two older men, who told me:
- The issue of smoke masks sales increased by 50%. In addition, we ran all allergy medications and burning throat.
I kept wandering around the streets of Belgrano and I ran into the pharmacy "Deuce Belgrano", which is located in Luis Maria Campos 1269. Four ladies are in charge of the premises. Rita, a thin and friendly staff of about approximately 55 years, explained:
- All eye drops and nose, masks, propolis candies for the throat and allergy tablets were sold. Beyond this week that sales rose more than 50%, the truth is that I have no benefit. I am allergic and suffer from asthma. When there are not many customers took advantage to put eye drops and wear the mask. Enough
pharmacies! It was obvious that if I entered another would say the same thing. In addition, many businesses still missing me go. In Frederick Street Lacroze to 1863 in a laundry room door was standing Andrea, a shy young man who was frightened at the time I asked. "While it is true that all people complain them permeates the smell of smoke on their clothes, the number of garments that bring no washing up. "His answer made me bewildered because I thought I was going to say something completely different. Anyway, I continued my pilgrimage. As noon neared, more and more people were on the street. The smoke from little was diluted. I walked a block up and I passed in front of a veterinarian. I paused for a moment and noticed that there was only one customer inside. Entered and the first thing I heard were several barking dogs. There I was approached by Susan Smiley, the manager of the place, which I asked
- animals do also affected by smoke? No - she said - the pets are concerned in the same way that people.
Another answer that I expected, and I had read in several ways that this really happened. After politely say goodbye, I continued my search. I went to a barbershop, which is on Avenida Luis Maria Campos a few meters before the intersection with Teodoro García. There interrupted with Sergio, a man lean, high of 40 years, who was cutting his hair to a lady who had a strong English side. To my question, I said:
- Many customers complain that their hair has a terrible smell of smoke, which, beyond wanting to cut it, ask them to wash the hair that has a pleasant aroma. However, I did not notice that more people have come to the place these days.
I only had one issue to resolve. In these cases, meant that more people would use taxis or remises to move even for a short tour. After waiting for the light of the street Olleros be placed in red, I asked the first taxi driver who stopped if it was true what I thought. The driver, with a large sample of disinterest in talking to me, stated that "the movement did not vary with respect to the days when the city did not smell to smoke. "
End of tour. It was already 12:25 pm and had to return to the right to tell the teacher my experience on this rare and historic event, because no one would have imagined that one day his city was tinged with gray .

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"Being a physical therapist for the Pumas in the World was one of the nicest things I went in life "


Maximiliano Marticorena
• Age: 32 years
• Degree in Kinesiology at the University of Salvador
• For over 25 years he played club rugby for Gimnasia y Esgrima de Buenos Aires.
• From 2002 to 2005 was the therapist's professional staff of Club Atlético Nueva Chicago and since 2003 working with the selected rugby of Buenos Aires. Three years ago the club physio and Newman was the physical therapist in Los Pumas Rugby World Cup in France, played last year.

Rugby was always present in the life of Maximilian Marticorena. He practiced this sport in the club Gimnasia y Esgrima de Buenos Aires (GEBA) for over 25 years. I had to leave in 2005, the year he began working as a physiotherapist in the club Newman. Sitting at the table of living - dining room of his apartment located in Palermo, with background music, the Argentine national team physiotherapist for rugby made a tour of his career as a professional. Wonder says "Terribly" his time as a player and exalts the values \u200b\u200bprovided by the rugby, such as friendship and companionship.

- Why chose to be a physiotherapist?
- When I finished high school was not very clear what to study. As my mom is a lawyer, I got into the CBC for advocacy, but in six months I realized that was not mine and I left. Then, on the recommendation of two friends of the club, I decided to study kinesiology at UBA in 1996 because he had much to do with sports, so that was what I really liked. There he stayed for two years because some subjects had to attend the Saturday, which prevented me from playing games to GEBA. As I do not want to miss the meetings, I decided to continue the race in Universidad del Salvador, where I finally got in 2001.

- What is your routine now?
- Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays I attend 10 to 14 in private practice for three years rent. I am also the rugby club physiotherapist Newman with whom I have two contracts. On the one hand, and go to training, which are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 20:30 to 23:30, and being in the games usually are played on Saturday, taking the players from the pre-intermediate, intermediate and the first. On the other hand, I have meet in the office that is within the school's club, located in the district of San Isidro, where I am from Monday to Friday from 16 to 20 and my role is to complete rehabilitation of injured players.

"You were three years of the professional practitioner of Club Atletico Nueva Chicago, what notable differences between rugby and football in relation to your work?
-The main difference I notice is that a rugby player has a lot more willing to work for a football player. It is also more loyal. By this I mean that if a football player suffers a serious injury, and after a long rehabilitation physiotherapist along with the other doctors say they can play again and re-injure are not angry with one's work, but understands that everyone got the best for him. Instead, a player begins to search blame. For this reason, when talking about the game of rugby is more training, more caring and is a sport as a whole, not slogans, but really well. There are very friendly and shared many things. One can start playing from 5 years and there until the 30 are still having the same classmates, as happened to me. However, a football player starts with Argentinos Juniors, the other year is transferred to Racing in the other season was acquired by River and later went to Mexico or Europe. The same team will last for one or two years, more than not. This does not happen in rugby and that's why I prefer to work in this sport.

- Do you miss those days as a player?
"Yes, terribly. More than anything because I stopped playing because I wanted to, but as a matter of work and to grow as a professional. Moreover, a rugby player makes it very difficult to find another sport that satisfies the same way as did the rugby. When I played, had already received offers from other clubs such as San Fernando, Race, Alumni, I refused to go a bit further. Then in 2005 I received the offer of Newman, which I accepted without hesitation and I really do not regret it at all.

- Why did you decide to work at Newman and GEBA not where you were a man of the house?
"Because when I graduated, I was a physiotherapist working at the club long ago it was Carlos Gutman, then there was room for another physical therapist. So I chose a big club like Newman to develop professionally. Also, I'm very comfortable, in fact I have my own office there.

"You spoke of the positive aspects that owns the rugby, have you noticed any negative aspects?
-Si, while that in rugby the level of camaraderie and friendship is very strong, there is much self respect to other people outside that circle. The group of rugby is very close to each other, leaving the family and study at a third or fourth level. This sport is pure sacrifice and takes away too long. You become a fan of rugby.

- How did you work with the Argentine national rugby?
-In late 2005 I was able to go with the Pumas to a tour in South Africa being the team's masseur. In another match, against Samoa, I was back to the masseuse. In mid-2006 for the first time I physiotherapist on tour in Portugal, which lasted three weeks, where they played the Nation Cup, a tournament he played Italy, Portugal, Russia and Argentina. Later that year, he organized another tour that was played in London against England in Rome against Italy and against France in Paris. By this time the therapist was Sergio Carossio, who called me and told me that there was a chance I went to that tour. After several conversations, I agreed to go and from there I think was what propelled me to be more and more as a physiotherapist from the Pumas. In March 2007, came to a training coach Marcelo Loffreda and told me they had decided among all that I was the second of the Argentine national team physiotherapist for the world.

- How did you feel when you found out you were going to be the practitioner of cougars in world?
- In the November 2006 tour was the first time I worked with Carossio in pumas and the players had picked a very good relationship. But there were other therapists already working with the Cougars for quite some time and did not really know what would happen. When I was going to be in the world, I felt a tremendous excitement, I even dropped a few tears (laughter).

- What experiences do you rescue?
"Professionally speaking, it was very positive. The truth I learned a lot since I worked with top players under pressure both in training and in matches. In addition, around the time I was accompanied by Carossio, who is a chiropractor who I really admire. All that enriched me and made me improve as a professional. It was one of the nicest things that happened to me in life and enjoy every moment.

- How was your relationship with Marcelo Loffreda and the rest of the squad?
"I had a very good and had lots of communication, that's fundamental. Loffreda is a very proper and polite. And the players really spectacular. Many already knew before and during my time as a player until I got to face them at some party, for example Ledesma, Nicolas Fernandez Miranda, Horacio Agulla, Alberto Basualdo, Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe and Contepomi brothers, who already knew Newmam. In this way I made it much easier to adapt to the group.
On the other hand, we had fun too much free time. We were always together. Above I was lucky enough to meet the 32 years just a day after Georgia's victory with a bonus point included, so the celebration was twofold. That day was a barbecue for the entire campus in the hotel and we had just a beautiful day. We relaxed a lot, I'll always remember that day.

"Before the departure of Marcelo Loffreda, will it remain part of the campus?
-On Thursday the new coach Santiago Phelan called us Carossio and me to a meeting, which informed us that his idea was that we continue working together as the players told him they were happy with our work. Obviously, we accept the truth that I am very happy to continue. And within three weeks, when the Argentine championship ends, we will start training in advance of the three friendlies we have in July.

- What are your expectations for the future?
-continue training. I am currently studying a degree in Osteopathy at the UBA and I want to end this race is very important. I want to follow Newman and the selected Buenos Aires and obviously continue with the Cougars. On the other hand, Kinesiology in the Union Argentina de Rugby (UAR) is still very messy. So this year we Carossio a major challenge is trying to improve that. The truth I am pursuing the goal of improving every day in my career.

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Wine exports rose 29% in July


are data from the first seven months of 2007, and over the same period last year. Wine sales rose without mention wine varietal and varietal. On the other hand, fell 10% in domestic consumption.

Given the combination of height above sea level and low humidity, Argentine vineyards are very well protected against insects, fungi and other diseases suffered in other regions. This allows the vines organically grown with few pesticides and other contaminants. Very dry climate zones and soil characteristics favor the production of grapes for the wine best. These features allow Argentina is the first wine producer in South America and ranks fifth in quantity of exports in the world.
The National Wine Institute (INV) reported that in the first seven months of 2007, 177,732,200 liters of wine exported, representing an increase of 29% over the same period last year. Moreover, this generated a foreign exchange income 247,870 of billions of dollars. What was the most exported wine varietal without mention, and which reached a figure of 91,569,700 liters, generating an income of 41,990 thousand dollars. This type of wine was exported mainly to countries of Paraguay, Russia, Brazil, USA, Germany and Estonia.
also increased, compared to the same period in 2006, selling varietal wine. A varietal wine is one made from a single grape variety, or is a mixture where there is a type of grape that predominates over all others. It sold 85,167,600 liters of wine varietal and enrolled a total of 202,689 thousand dollars. The main buyers were the United States, Britain, Canada, Brazil, Denmark, Holland, Mexico, Japan and Norway. However, there was a significant drop in sales of sparkling wine, which fell 44%. The main buyers were Uruguay, Japan, Sweden, Paraguay, United States, Peru, Chile and Brazil.
domestic wine consumption in Argentina, although still high, declined from a year earlier. During the first 7 months of 2007, 606,684,200 liters of wines consumed. This represented a decrease of 10%, since in the same period in 2006 was 614,320,700 liters consumed.
On the other hand, according to INV, the harvest this year was a success, increasing by 9.34% over 2006. In addition, you can infer a growth in wine from grapes of high quality winemaking, showing a 183% increase over 2000 and 11.5% in the previous year.
The total number of vineyards in the country in 2006 was 23,133 in an area of \u200b\u200b223,034 hectares. These figures show a 2% increase over 2005 and 11% compared to 2000. 92% of the area planted with vines is concentrated in Mendoza and San Luis. The conduction system is predominantly grapevine (58% of the surface), followed by high trellis (28%) and low trellis with 13%.
the total vine area declared in the Register of Vineyards, 94.4% are making wine varieties, 4.7% for fresh consumption, 0.7% for raisins and the rest of the percentages for other varieties that are not specified. The most cultivated grapes in the country are Malbec (23%) and Cabernet Sauvignon (20%).