It just feels the way it should be. Ours class, in the Reuters-Thompson foundation, is a very obvious parallel of the melting pot that is London. There are people from Latvia, Rumania, Egypt, Georgia, Colombia (my self), Iran…off course, we don’t live in London, but you just have to walk around a little to be amazed by how multi-ethnic is this city, one of the most cosmopolitan in the world. And in the classroom, you have that feeling too.

(Although we are staying in Canary Wharf, where the sterile environment doesn’t represent London diversity)

Just when we start to compare some blogs that we like, the variety was astonishing, and you can see some of that in my blogroll. There is the one I recommend, Generation Y from Cuban citizen Yoani Sanchez, along with Babylon and beyond (about Iraq, Iran, Israel, the Arab world and beyond) or Nick Robinson’s newslog about British politics.

Anyway, yesterday we took some pictures in our windowless classroom, and that can give you an idea about how we look like.

Anyaway, I found in The Guardian this interesting analysis about how the top teams are more vulnerable this season.

The Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder, who wants to play in Europe to try to secure his place in England’s World Cup squad, had previously said the deal was 95 percent done.

more about Beckham’s movement to Milan at Reuters

Let’s leave football. Here is a link to my firend’s blog about the charges against Karadzic