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Hello everyone, finally it's time to write the last blog of the semester. Well, the experience of writing these blogs was a little different than what I'm used to. I think I started by hating them a little bit, but as the semester progressed, writing about the proposed topics was easier and I liked it. I guess the latter is because I started to improve my writing skills. I think my vocabulary also improved a bit. The proposed topics seemed good to me in general, some were a little harder to write than others, but it is not that they were a torture. Particularly the topics that I liked the most were “Favourite movie”, “Career-related website” and “Favourite picture”. In the future it would seem good to me that there was a correction of the writings week by week during the semester. In this way one could correct their mistakes and not commit them again in the next blog. I also think it's a good idea to allow that one or two blogs have a free choice topic.

Hello everyone, today I will write about a movie that I enjoy a lot, it is not my favorite, but it is an excellent cinematographic piece that I think not many know (but m aybe some of you know that a whole chapter of "The Simpsons" is a wink to this movie) . I speak of "Run Lola run", German movie of the year 1998 written and directed by Tom Tykwer. The movie starts with Lola, who receives a desperate phone call from her boyfriend Manni, a criminal who has collected 100,000 deutsche mark in cash from his most recent crime. Lola had agreed to meet Manni and drive him to deliver the money to his boss, Ronnie. However, when Lola fails to arrive on time, Manni loses the bag with the cash in the subway. Manni tells her that unless he raises 100,000 mark to give Ronnie in the next 20 minutes, Ronnie will kill him. Lola implores Manni not to do anything stupid and to wait while she gets the money somehow. The rest of the film is divided into three runs by Lola.

Hi, everyone, the truth is that it is difficult for me to talk about a subject I enjoy this semester, because I am repeating a couple of subjects and the rest still belongs to the basic career plan. But I think that the elective subject bibliographic seminar is quite interesting. Bibliographic seminar is a subject in which you must develop a research project and present this research at the end of the semester with a written report and an oral presentation. Initially, a teacher presents a general topic and you develop an investigation of something related to the topic. My topic for this semester are cytokines and their role in immune processes, and my research is about biological inhibitors of TNF-α as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis. What I like about this subject is that I have enough time to do the research and I can manage it as I want (it is quite flexible). Also, I can research about something that I really like and learn a lot. I just have to attend a meeting a