quinta-feira, março 31, 2011
Forever - Ben Harper
sexta-feira, setembro 03, 2010
His colthes were better than mine , but they were ugly. He didn't get out of home until he got married ( with my mother ). The music were worse than today. He didn't go to many parties at 70's. The datings were more hidden than today's datings.
Nowadays, I work less than him . My colthes are worse than his colthes , but more beatiful than 37 years ago. Today's life is more stressful than he had and sicker than his times.
sexta-feira, junho 25, 2010
Treasure Hunt - Sue Arengo - Oxford University Press 1998

The book talks about a group of people who went camping in a place called Wesh Summer Camp.
sábado, junho 12, 2010
LA

segunda-feira, maio 31, 2010

sexta-feira, maio 21, 2010
Smoke on the water - Deep Purple
The song is famous for having one of the most famous guitars riffs and was played in the rock history and has a story behind it : the song tells a true history that happened on December 4th, 1971, when Deep Purple arrived in Montreux, Switzerland to record an album using a mobile recording studio (rented from the Rolling Stones called "Rolling truck Stones thing" ) at the entertainment complex that was part of the Montreux Casino.
On the eve of the recording session a concert of Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention was made at the theater and the casino during the show, the fire started in the middle of the synthesizer solo of "King Kong" when someone in the audience fired a flare gun at the ceiling, which is mentioned in verse "some stupid with a flare gun".The fire destroyed the entire casino complex, along with all the equipment of Mothers. The "smoke on the water" that became the title of the song credited to bassist Roger Glover, referring to the smoke coming from the fire, which spread through the lake of Geneva from the burning casino while the band members attended the scene of the hotel, across the lake, where they were staying. The "Funky Claude", according to the letter, "went out and came running” is Claude Nobs, the director of the Montreux Jazz Festival, which helped part of the audience to escape the flames.
sábado, abril 24, 2010
Photograph

Omayra Sanchez was a girl victim of Ruiz's Nevado volcano during a(AN)eruption in Armero, Colombia in 1985. She spent three days in the middle of rubble with her legs trapped between her dead family. When the paramedics cames to the place, they said that would be impossible to remove her from there, because they had to amputate her legs and had no experts on the place. Omayara showed stronger until the last moment of her life.
The photographer Frank Fournier, took a picture of Omayara that runed the world, and had a controversy about the indifference of the Colombian Government with respect to victims of disasters.The photo was published months after the dead of the girl.
Many see this image the beginning of what we now call globalization, because her agony was experienced in real time by television cameras from around the world.