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El Teatro Auditorio Buero Vallejo de Guadalajara ha comenzado a desvelar la programación especial para celebrar su 25 aniversario en 2027, y el primer gran reclamo será doble. La banda Fito y Fitipaldis actuará en el recinto municipal los días 23 y 24 de abril del próximo año, en el marco de su gira ‘Aullidos Tour. Teatros y Auditorios’.

Las entradas para ambas citas salen a la venta este martes, 30 de junio, a partir de las 12:00 horas. Se podrán adquirir exclusivamente a través de la página web oficial del grupo. Javier Toquero, concejal de cultura y primer teniente de alcalde, ha explicado que los precios de las localidades oscilarán entre los 79 y 89 euros, una cifra que responde a las características de un recinto mucho más reducido e íntimo en comparación con los estadios habituales de la banda.

Esta gira de proximidad pasará únicamente por 21 ciudades de toda España para presentar el disco ‘El monte de los aullidos’, y la organización ya ha confirmado que no se añadirán nuevas fechas ni ubicaciones. Por ello, desde el Ayuntamiento recomiendan a los vecinos de Guadalajara no retrasar la compra ante la alta demanda. Según Toquero, este anuncio es solo el inicio de un programa cultural de altura diseñado expresamente para conmemorar el cuarto de siglo del auditorio.

El Buero Vallejo: un cuarto de siglo reteniendo la cultura en la capital

La confirmación de una gira de este formato para celebrar el aniversario subraya la evolución del Teatro Auditorio Buero Vallejo desde su apertura. Repasando el archivo de Liberal de Castilla, se observa cómo el principal escenario de Guadalajara ha mantenido una estrategia constante durante los últimos años: combinar la programación teatral del circuito nacional con adaptaciones exclusivas de grandes giras musicales.

El paso de los conciertos masivos a recintos cerrados es una tendencia que el Buero Vallejo ha sabido capitalizar para posicionar a Guadalajara en el mapa de las giras más exclusivas. Esta programación especial por su 25 aniversario, que se irá desvelando en los próximos meses, no solo rinde homenaje al edificio inaugurado a finales de 2002, sino que consolida su objetivo histórico: ofrecer espectáculos de primera línea que eviten la fuga del consumo cultural de los guadalajareños hacia Madrid.

¿Está preparada España para afrontar los retos energéticos de la próxima década? ¿Cómo compatibilizar la creciente demanda de energía con la necesidad de avanzar hacia un modelo más sostenible? Estas son algunas de las cuestiones que se analizarán en el curso de verano “Sistema energético: retos y oportunidades para la próxima década”, que se celebrará los días 13, 14 y 15 de julio en Guadalajara.

La creciente demanda de energía limpia, segura y sostenible está impulsando una transformación sin precedentes del modelo energético. En este contexto, el curso pretende ofrecer las claves necesarias para comprender los cambios que ya están en marcha y los desafíos que marcarán el futuro energético de España y de Europa.

Con la fecha de celebración cada vez más próxima, la matrícula continúa abierta para quienes deseen profundizar en uno de los debates estratégicos más relevantes para el futuro de la economía, la industria y la sostenibilidad. La actividad podrá seguirse tanto de forma presencial como online, facilitando la participación de personas interesadas desde cualquier punto de España.

Organizado en el marco del convenio de colaboración entre la UNED Guadalajara y la Delegación de Guadalajara del Colegio Oficial de Ingenieros Industriales de Madrid (COIIM), el curso reunirá a expertos del ámbito energético, industrial y académico para ofrecer una visión global de los desafíos que afronta España en plena transición energética.

El coordinador del curso, Santiago Verda Henche, vicepresidente de la Delegación de Guadalajara del COIIM, explica que la iniciativa surge para dar respuesta al creciente interés social, propiciado por algunos eventos como el apagón. El objetivo es comprender un ámbito que ha dejado de ser exclusivamente técnico para convertirse en una cuestión que afecta al día a día de todos los ciudadanos. «La sociedad demanda cada vez más energía, pero también quiere que sea limpia, segura y sostenible».

Con un enfoque divulgativo y participativo, el programa abordará cuestiones como el papel de las energías renovables, el futuro de la generación eléctrica, la capacidad de las redes para responder a la creciente demanda energética, el almacenamiento de energía o el desarrollo de tecnologías como el hidrógeno verde y el vehículo eléctrico. A través de ocho sesiones, los asistentes podrán comprender mejor las cuestiones de actualidad que forman parte de la vida cotidiana, así como dar luz al significado de determinadas denominaciones presentes en los combustibles que utilizamos habitualmente.

El curso nace también como respuesta al interés despertado por acontecimientos recientes, como el apagón eléctrico, que marco un punto de inflexión en la confianza en el sector eléctrico, la evolución de los precios de la energía o la volatilidad de los mercados internacionales, que han puesto de manifiesto la importancia de comprender cómo funciona el sistema energético y los retos que afronta.

Las personas interesadas pueden consultar el programa completo, elegir la modalidad de asistencia —presencial u online— y formalizar su inscripción a través de este enlace: https://extension.uned.es/actividad/idactividad/51943

On June 23, around 40 students from the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC), Louisiana Tech University, and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette were celebrated in Chicago as the first cohort to receive the AI Leaders Micro-Credential through AI Leaders, the nation’s first workforce-focused AI literacy course tied to a recognized credential. Each of them earned it by building real projects, applying generative AI to genuine work, and contributing to the open source software that powers more than 40% of the web. Students who completed the course also earned $1,000, made possible by a donation from Automattic and UIC. This celebration was the moment the program had been building toward since it was first announced in February.

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There has been a lot of excitement about the OmFest idea. If you’d like to attend or contribute, please fill out this form as soon as possible so we can gauge the type of venue we need.

It’s truly a testament to how Om lived life to see the outpouring of remembrances in comments on the post and around the web on Techmeme.

I do wish he had been more public earlier in his health journey. You never know what you’ll learn. I’ll take that as a lesson for myself if I’m ever in a similar situation.

There have been some great long-form writings about Om:

• John Gruber ties together Apple, the Yankees, and luggage.
• Stacey Higginbotham from the original GigaOM.
• Mathew Ingram.
• The New York Times did an obituary.
• Ben Clymer on Hodinkee.
• Ryan Merket on RuntimeWire.
• Om introduced Krutal Desai as his son.
• Susan Hobbs.
• Pradeep Elankumaran.
• Naveen Selvadurai.
• Christopher Michel.
• Jonathan Gheller.
• Mamoon Hamid.
• Rob Beschizza on Boing Boing.
• Brian Sugar.
• Hugo Barra on how Om got him to write.

I know I’m missing a ton, I’ll update the above. I also added a few more vignettes and pictures to the last post.

Yesterday, my best friend and brother from another mother, Om Malik, passed away.

They say that blood is thicker than water, and what we had was way thicker than blood. — Bob Weir

Om’s request was for a small family prayer ceremony. In mourning, that will be all there is. In celebration and tribute, I love that everyone is sharing their Om stories online, like the writing and photography Christopher Michel shared, which very much embody the OG spirit of blogging that Om pioneered.

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A Renaissance Man

I knew Om contained multitudes, but sitting by his side these last few weeks, I’ve been amazed to learn how many deep and completely separate communities he was part of. He meant so much to so many, in so many different ways.

Om loved putting on a good conference, and I’d like to celebrate his life with an awesome event on September 29, 2026 (his 60th) in San Francisco, like an OmFest. I’ll find a space where every community from the many facets of Om can come together. In the spirit of Open Source and co-creation, we can have some booths, flash talks, a gallery of his photography, pen showcase, and whatever other fun ideas people want to contribute. I can’t wait for the beautiful collision of his tech / journalism / Indian party planner / pen / coffee / shoes / photography circles, and probably some niches I couldn’t even imagine.

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A Few Vignettes

I have so much to say about Om, but right now I’m working on moderating comments and keeping his website tip-top, so here are a few snippets:

Fundamentally, Om was a lover of humanity. He became a fast “regular” everywhere he went. He wouldn’t just buy coffee, he would also learn the name and story of every barista, the dogs and people in South Park. His deep curiosity and respect weren’t just for the fine and famous. It extended to every soul that crossed his path. His encyclopedic knowledge and photographic memory created connections not just in San Francisco, but all around the world wherever we traveled. (I need to pull the stats, but we went to five continents together, including Antarctica.)

He loved people and their stories. 

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Om and I were an odd couple. We met online through forums and email because Om was one of the earliest adopters of WordPress. We finally met in person in 2004 when I was 20 and he was 38. He connected me to the first investors I ever spoke to, Phil Black, who formed True Ventures, and Tony Conrad, and introduced me to Toni Schneider, my business soul mate, who became like a co-founder as the CEO of Automattic in our first 8 years.

And of course on the internet. I don’t know how we would count, but I would guess Om read at least 1 or 2% of the whole thing.

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Om was a voracious learner. I was there when he first used chopsticks, and only a few months later, he knew every sushi restaurant in San Francisco and exactly what he liked at each.

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Om is probably in the top ten in the world for finding things incredibly early. That’s why he has the best usernames! How does one guy get the @om username on WordPress.com in 2005 (user ID 719), Twitter in 2006, Instagram in 2010? The first WordPress meetup was at Chaat Cafe (now Corner) in 2005, 8 people showed up, and Om was one of them.

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One of the biggest lessons I learned from Om is the deep appreciation of craft. When he took an interest in photography or pens, he would somehow find his way to the most obscure, highest-quality expression of that form. “What Would Om Want?” is a question I will always ponder. I want to craft products that would make Om proud.

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Om’s last word was “love.”

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