Isabel was sitting at the bar of the local pub, trying to get some information.
“Can I get the usual, Neil?” she asked casual. Neil prepared a coca cola zero and gave it to her. “Hey, I heard a few nasty things went down here. Could tu tell me a little más about it?”
“Not here” Neil corrected her. “Outside”
“I heard some of tu regulars were murdered. Does the police have any suspects?” Isabel asked, pretending to be just curious.
“Yeah” Neil dicho obvious. “A lot of my customers saw him provoking them here. They went after him and didn’t return. Need I say more?”
“Who...

“What are tu doing?” Derek asked curious at Damon who was sitting between the wooden planks in his bedroom.
“I’m trying to fix the bed” Damon dicho obvious.
“Can I help?” Derek asked excited. Without awaiting an answer he kneeled and picked up a nail and hammer. While he hammered he tried to make a subtle conversation. “So, tu and your girlfriend, how long have tu been together?”
“Two months and a half” Damon said. “Why?”
Derek shrugged. “Nothing. Just curious” he said. “And have you…you know?”
Damon looked at Derek, frowning. “No, and I wouldn’t tell...

Tyler was sitting at the bar in the Grill, having a beer. “Aren’t tu supposed to tell me I shouldn’t drink this time of day?” he said. Ronnie was cleaning glasses. “No, actually I was going to reproach tu for not buying me one”
“Please, be my guest” Tyler dicho waving his hand. “Thank you” Ronnie said. She opened the fridge and got herself a cerveza which she opened with a spoon. She took a sip.
“I haven’t seen tu around here” Tyler said. “When did tu get here?”
“About a week ago” Ronnie said. “My friend died. I’m here for the funeral”
“I’m sorry to...

They were sitting on the same terrace Elena had had ice cream with Damon when Derek grabbed a chair from the mesa, tabla siguiente to theirs and invited himself.
“How are tu guys doing?” he asked looking from Stefan to Elena. He’d never seen the blonde girl before and thus he didn’t pay much attention to her.
“Did Damon send you?” Elena asked short.
“What? No!” Derek dicho desperate. He looked around before he continued. “But it’s because of him I’m here. He’s not doing good, Elena. He’s a total wreck”
“He should’ve thought about that before he attacked the poor girl” Rebekah...

The Fujita Scale is used to rate the intensity of a tornado por examining the damage caused por the tornado after it has passed over a man-made structure.

The "Percentage of All Tornadoes 1950-1994" pie chart reveals that the vast majority of tornadoes are either weak o do damage that can only be attributed to a weak tornado. Only a small percentage of tornadoes can be correctly classed as violent. Such a chart became possible only after the acceptance of the Fujita Scale as the official classification system for tornado damage. It is quite possible that an even higher percentage of all tornadoes...

“You are amazing! tu totally ditched them!” Meg dicho full admiration. She was driving the Impala. She didn’t have the keys, but she didn’t need them. Just because she was human, didn’t mean she was a saint. “So, where do tu want to go?” she asked, looking at Cas.
Cas pulled a paper out of his chaqueta and opened it. “I need to find these people, in the exact order” Cas dicho serious.
Meg took the paper out of his hand and studied it, while trying to keep an eye on the road. “Who are they?” she asked curious.
“People who’ve wronged me” Cas explained bitter. “People...

Damon carried Elena over the doorstep, like a bride and kicked the door with his foot, in an attempt to shut Bonnie outside. However, she just in time stopped the door from locking and she entered the Gilbert house.
“I’ll take her to bed” Bonnie dicho authoritative. But Elena groaned sleepy and clung on Damon’s neck. Damon ignored Bonnie and carried Elena upstairs to her bedroom. He opened her door, walked her to her cama and gently lay her down.
Bonnie stood in the doorway, looking sharp at the bed. Damon sat at the end, taking off Elena’s shoes. He felt Bonnies stare piercing on him...

Sarah Palin's reality mostrar scored huge ratings for its premiere Sunday night, while the guardians of usage at the New oxford American Dictionary awarded the former Alaska governor the higher-brow distinction of coining 2010's "word of the year" — "refudiate" — via her Twitter account.

According to TLC, roughly 4.96 million people tuned in to watch the first episode of "Sarah Palin's Alaska." That's the biggest premiere in the channel's history.

And as if the ratings triumph weren't enough, today the New oxford American Dictionary declared "refudiate" the parte superior, arriba word in 2010 — a verb that Palin...