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Four things

I have been tagged by Ton Zylstra, who I met during a BlogWalk, of which he was the organizer. Since this happens quite rarely, which is probably related to the amount of readers of this blog, I can only honor his request.
It's about lists of four things. Here I go.
Four jobs I had:
Well... this one is difficult. I've been in this job since I graduated, so any other job is at best, part time. But I guess those count too.

1. Teaching at UGR
2. Partner at Melkor for how much? About two years?
3. Part-time whatchamacallit (analyst? Programmer?) for 3 months at Civista, an Internet-mobile phone startup (and finish down... it lasted only about 1 year)
4. Currently, partner at Digital Learning, a startup devoted to virtual learning

Four places I've liked:

1. Edinburgh, Scotland
2. Belgium. In general
3. Nikko, Japan
4. San Sebastián-Donostia, Spain

Four TV shows I like:

1. Lost
2. CSI (mainly Las Vegas)
3. Friends
4. Los Serrano (Spanish TV family soap)

Four places I've vacationed:

1. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
2. Santander, Cantabria, Spain
3. Cádiz, Spain
4. Málaga, Spain

Four favourite dishes:
(this one is hard...)

1. Guacamole
2. Teriyaki
3. Hummus
4. Mostly anything cooked by my wife

Four sites I visit daily:
(this one is even harder)

1. My Yahoo (personal aggregator)
2. Slashdot
3. Barrapunto (the Spanish slashdot; I'm editor there)
4. No, not Blogalia, that would be entirely too obvious. Gmail neither. Planet Granada, aggregator of blogs in or about or from people who are from Granada, Spain

Now I must tag four people, right?

1. fernand0, quite obviously
2. Anu, who won the Eurocup 2004 sweepstakes, and with whom we shared very good moments (and a good amount of beer) during Blogtalk
3. Carlos Gershenson, recent blogger, and all-around good guy
4. Mónica André, who blogs from Portugal, and I met in Lisbon some time ago