Javier Fernandez Lopez is a Spanish ice-skater. He was born in Madrid, Spain, and currently, he lives and trains in Toronto, Canada. He is 26 ages old, but he is like a child on the ice. He is a good boy, a nice person so handsome and loves his country and the ice. Now he has his mind on the Olympics Winter Games in China, this year; he wants to win and take a gold medal to his country. He was the first Spanish ice-skater that competed for Spain in Gran Prix Final, in 2010. He was almost one of the first to add 4T in his routine. Last year, he won the Final Gran Prix. The first routine of Javier Fernandez that I could see was in 2011, when he made a performance of “Pirates of Caribbean” in FS, in the Rotelecom Cup, in Russia. His style mades me fall in love. I watched a documental of Javier’s couch, Bryan Orser, where he talked about Javier and Yuzuru Hanyu. Brian said that both are children, and said that Javier just trains because Hanyu does it. ...
Large
cars create a lot of difficulties in our streets. Cities like
Santiago (Chile) and others capitals have an incredible population of cars, and
their streets are swamped. The large cars like pick-up truck are not made for
the city in the same way that the city cars are, and their sizes exceed the “standard
space” on the streets. Pike-up like Chevrolet Colorado are so big including for
the parking car. For this reason, the large cars are problems
on our streets, they take up the limited space that our streets have. 
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