Solange's English blog

The most beautiful seatbelt advocacy commercial

2010-03-18T17:14:00.003-03:00

Ten things I love about you

2009-07-28T23:07:00.001-03:00

video realizado pelos alunos do 2º B

Ten things I love about you

2009-06-23T20:19:00.004-03:00

My students from 2nd grade High school watched the film "Ten things I hate about you" and wrote a parody.
Watch it!

Culture Unplugged Video

2009-05-12T22:48:00.001-03:00

View this movie at cultureunplugged.com

Mother´s Day

2009-05-08T11:14:00.001-03:00

Mother´s Day is a holiday to honour and give thanks to our mothers. People celebrate the day all over the world. In France, a flower-shaped cake is part of the family meal. In the U.S., most restaurants claim this day as their busiest all year. In many other countries, carnations have a special significance.Although the holiday is very commercial, it´s not a Hallmark holiday. In other words, it´s not a holiday created by businesses to make money. Mother´s Day actually has its origins long ago in ancient Greece. Rome, which copied much of the Greek way of life, had a similar holiday. So did other countries around the Mediterranean Sea. Unlike today, though, people didn´t honour their own mothers. People honoured the mother of the gods, Rhea. After the Roman Empire fell, Mother´s Day disappeared.So how did our modern version of the holiday come about?Many believe that Mother´s Day as we know it originated from the British holiday called "Mothering Sunday." All through the Middle Ages in Europe, people brought gifts to their home (or mother) church on the fourth Sunday of Lent. Then in the 16th century, people began to live greater and greater distances from where they had been born. About this time, it also became increasingly common for children to work far from home as servants and apprentices. They would often need the day off to make the journey, which also allowed them to visit their mothers and family. They would bring a cake and pick wildflowers to give as presents, too. From here the holiday was born.Americans have had a great influence on the holiday, too. A woman named Julia Ward Howe brought the holiday from Britain in the 1870s. She saw it as a way to honour mothers, of course, but also as a way to honour and promote peace. Then in the early 1900s, another woman campaigned for a national holiday for mothers. Her name was Anna Jarvis, and she sent letters to business leaders, clergy members, women´s clubs, and anyone else who might help. Within a few years, forty-six States celebrated the holiday. In 1914, Mother´s Day became an official holiday, and was quickly commercialized with cards, carnation flowers, and chocolate candy. Anna Jarvis "wanted it to be a day of sentiment, not profit." She also called greeting cards "a poor excuse for the letter you are too lazy to write!"Different countries celebrate the holiday on different days. Different countries have adopted different traditions. But one thing remains the same everywhere: it´s a day to say to your mom, "Thank you."

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Earth day

2009-04-22T10:13:00.004-03:00

Think about this!!

Earth Day

2009-04-22T10:00:00.002-03:00

Earth Day 2009, April 22, will mark the beginning of The Green Generation CampaignTM a two-year initiative that will launch in 2009 and culminate on the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day in 2010. The Green Generation includes ordinary people who are engaged in individual and collective activities to improve their health, to improve their schools, to participate in building a solution to urgent national and global issues, such as climate change or the world’s water crises. The 40th Anniversary of Earth Day will be recognized by future generations as a turning point for all people worldwide and will mark the beginning of a new era of personal, corporate, and government responsibility for preserving the Earth.Under the umbrella of The Green GenerationTM, thousands of events are currently being planned in schools, communities, villages, towns and cities around the world.The Green GenerationTM is open to everyone. Learn more about the Earth Day 2009 and The Green Generation CampaignTM: www.earthday.net/earthday2009

Othello Music Video

2009-03-24T15:44:00.002-03:00

History of Carnival in Brazil

2009-02-21T21:11:00.001-03:00

Carnival Roots
The origins of carnival date back to the ancient Greek spring festival in honor of Dionysus, the god of wine. The Romans adopted the celebration with Bacchanalia (feasts in honor of Bacchus, the Roman equivalent to Dionysus), and Saturnalia, where slaves and their masters would exchange clothes in a day of drunken revelry. Saturnalia was later modified by the Roman Catholic Church into a festival leading up Ash Wednesday. It quickly evolved into a massive celebration of indulgences - one last gasp of music, food, alcohol, and sex before Lent - before the 40 days of personal reflection, abstinence, and fasting until Easter (not exactly what the Church probably had in mind). 40 days of purging sins, preceded by a week filled with virtually every known sin. The word itself comes from Latin, "Carne Vale" or "Farewell to the Flesh".

Brazil - Rio de Janeiro
Rio's lavish carnival is one of the world's most famous. Scores of spectacular floats surrounded by thousands and thousands of dancers, singers, and drummers parade through the enormous Sambódromo Stadium dressed in elaborate costumes (or, quite often, with absolutely no costume.) It is an epic event televised around the world. The origin of Brazil's carnival goes back to a Portuguese pre-lent festivity called "entrudo", a chaotic event where participants threw mud, water, and food at each other in a street event that often led to riots (an event quite similar to today's Andean carnival - see Venezuelan section of this booklet). Rio's first masquerade carnival ball (set to polkas and waltzes) was in 1840. Carnival street parades followed a decade later with horse drawn floats and military bands. The sound closely associated with the Brazilian carnival, the samba, wasn't part of carnival until 1917. The samba is a mix of Angolan semba, European polka, African batuques, with touches of Cuban habanera and other styles. What we now know as samba is a result of the arrival of black Brazilians (primarily from Bahia) to the impoverished slums or favelas surrounding Rio following the abolition of slavery in Brazil in 1888.
Today the carnival is organized by the escolas de samba (samba schools). They first appeared in 1928. Much more than musical groups, they are in fact, neighborhood associations that provide a variety of community needs (such as educational and health care resources) in a country with grinding poverty and no social safety net.
Brazil - Salvador da Bahia
Salvador da Bahia was Brazil's first center of government (from 1549 to 1763), and remains its musical capital. For centuries, Bahia was home of the Portuguese sugar industry and slave trade. As a result, today Salvador is the largest center of African culture in the Americas. Amidst the colonial architecture and cobblestone streets, there is an unmistakeable beat of Bahian drumming. You can hear it in the stereo speakers and boomboxes blasting the latest Axê pop music. It becomes overwhelming when the large percussion ensembles (with literally hundreds of drummers) called "blocos Afros" take to the streets for carnival. It was a movement launched a half century ago by the group, Filhos de Gandhi (Sons of Gandhi). Today, there are countless blocos Afros that have taken on a new mission as part of the "negritude" movement to re-establish Black Pride. Olodum, Ara Ketu, Ilê Aiyé, Timbalada and the all women's drumming mega-group Dida all electrify Salvador every February during carnival. Olodum's Billy Arquimimo explains, "We started Olodum 20 years ago because at that time, black people used to be ashamed of their skin. We thought it was necessary to do something to re-establish Black Pride, and to redevelop African culture here in Bahia."
Like Rio, the city of Salvador is famous for its carnival. For both cities, it is an enormous festival leading up to Lent. That is where the similarities end. Rio is famous for its Samba schools, elaborate costumes (or at times no costumes), and a huge parade held at the Sambódromo Stadium. Salvador is Brazil's street carnival. It lasts for weeks. The music begins daily as early as noon and runs until 7 or 8 the next morning.
Bahian superstar Carlinhos Brown explains, "We play, not for money, but to celebrate happiness. Our carnival is a street carnival. It is for everyone, not just for those with money." In addition to the Blocos Afros, artists like Carlinhos Brown and Daniela Mercury perform on huge trucks, packed with loudspeakers called "trio electricos". These are the big tractor-trailer trucks packed with huge speakers. The tradition began in 1950 when two Bahian musicians, Dodo and Osmar, performed with their electric trio aboard a 1929 Ford pickup truck.. Even though there are regularly 20-40 bandmembers atop 18 wheeler mega-trucks today, the name "trio electrico" still sticks. Bahia's carnival is perhaps the world's largest public festivity, attracting crowds of three million that dance through the night in Salvador's historic colonial streets.

Disney Love: Happy Valentine's Day!

2009-02-14T23:19:00.000-02:00

Happy Valentine's day

Valentine' s day

2009-02-12T19:30:00.008-02:00

February 14th is Valentine’s Day.

Valentine’s Day is a day for romance and love. Valentine’s Day is celebrated in many countries around the world, including Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
You see a lot of romantic symbols on Valentine’s Day. For example, many couples give each other roses. To give someone flowers at any time of year is romantic, and as roses are a symbol of romance, roses on Valentine’s Day are especially popular.

Another symbol of romance that is seen frequently on Valentine’s Day is Cupid. In Roman mythology, Cupid was the son of Venus, the goddess of love. Cupid was often shown as a smaller, more playful version of his mother. His golden arrows were magical and even slight contact with one of the arrow tips could make a person fall madly in love.
One understanding of romantic love—called courtly love—dates back to medieval times, and sending cards on Valentine’s Day dates back equally far. In 1415, a prisoner in the Tower of London sent a poem to his wife. This is considered to be one of the earliest recorded valentines. For over four hundred years, people made their own valentines by writing poems like this.
In the Victorian era, in the mid-1800s, companies started producing valentines for people to buy. Now many people buy, rather than make, their valentines. Almost one billion valentines are sent every year. According to the Greeting Card Association, 85% of the valentines are bought by women.
Of course, people don’t just buy cards. People buy candles and balloons and many other things, often in the shape of a heart. You can find boxes of candy that are shaped like hearts, or candy that is itself in the shape of a heart!

The presents might be something small and sweet or something big and dramatic. Some people get engaged (promise to marry each other) on Valentine’s Day. Although Valentine’s Day is generally romantic, many people like to use the day to celebrate any kind of love—including love of friends and family.
Some schools have valentine parties. The students give each other valentines. They eat heart shaped candy. Some schools have other valentine celebrations, such as dances.

My students 2008

2008-12-23T17:53:00.004-02:00

I wish happiness for you.

Kisses and Huges

History of christmas

2008-12-23T17:46:00.001-02:00

A brief history of celebration

Christmas is for joy, for giving and sharing, for laughter, for coming together with family and friends, for tinsel and brightly decorated packages... But mostly, Christmas is for love. It was this love for which Jesus came to this world and sacrificed his life.Thus Christmas is a celebration of love and mirth symbolized by the Nativity, the Santa, the caribou, the poinsettia and the evergreens. All that bring home the spirit of love and life. And this is the spirit that makes Christmas so popular throughout the world.Though originated by the Roman Catholics who commemorate the December 25th as the day of birth of Christ Child, it has gradually come to be celebrated by the non-Catholics as well. As far as the United States goes, the celebration of X'mas is comparatively of recent origin. Much of the world was already well into Christmas celebrations by the time the United States began to wake up. In the first half of the 19th century the Sunday schools in America held Christmas celebrations. And the celebration of Christmas in America owes its origin to these schools. Alabama was the first state to grant legal recognition to X-mas in 1836. The DC did it in 1870. By 1893 all the states and territories had made similar acknowledgements.So be it the United States of A or in other parts of the world Christmas is celebrated as the commemoration of the birth of Christ Child -- very likely the holiest event ever to take place anywhere on the Earth, and an entirely worthy occasion to celebrate. But don't we often wonder if we've got these things about it right? And why is the difference of opinion (however immaterial) regarding the date of birth? Is it even on the right date?We bring to you a story of the Birth of Christ Child along and offer you a short tour across the world to know the way Christmas is celebrated in different parts. But before doing this please don't forget to brush up some historical trivia regarding Jesus' birth. Click here to know the answers to some simple yet vulnerable questions.

Thanksgiving Day Symbols

2008-11-25T09:47:00.007-02:00

Thanksgiving symbolizes the joy of loving, caring, sharing. It is all about togetherness and merry making. The festival stands for the 'Oneness' of people. It epitomizes peace, harmony and union. People world over thank the Lord almighty for all the blessings and material possessions bestowed on them.A symbol is an arbitrary sign (written or printed) that has acquired a conventional significance. Special thanksgiving symbols prevalent world over are:
Pumpkin

Turkey

Corn
Cranberry

Cornucopia

Beans

Thanksgiving Day - November 27th

2008-11-25T09:41:00.003-02:00

Origin of Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving is America's preeminent day. It is celebrated every year on the fourth Thursday in the month of November. It has a very interesting history. Its origin can be traced back to the 16th century when the first thanksgiving dinner is said to have taken place.

Journey of Pilgrims
The legendary pilgrims, crossed the Atlantic in the year 1620 in Mayflower-A 17th Century sailing vessel. About 102 people traveled for nearly two months with extreme difficulty. This was so because they were kept in the cargo space of the sailing vessel. No one was allowed to go on the deck due to terrible storms. The pilgrims comforted themselves by singing Psalms- a sacred song.

Arrival in Plymouth
The pilgrims reached Plymouth rock on December 11th 1620, after a sea journey of 66 days. Though the original destination was somewhere in the northern part of Virginia, they could not reach the place owing to winds blowing them off course. Nearly46 pilgrims died due to extreme cold in winter. However, in the spring of 1621, Squanto, a native Indian taught the pilgrims to survive by growing food.

Day of Fasting and Prayer
In the summer of 1621, owing to severe drought, pilgrims called for a day of fasting and prayer to please God and ask for a bountiful harvest in the coming season. God answered their prayers and it rained at the end of the day. It saved the corn crops.

First Thanksgiving Feast
It is said that Pilgrims learnt to grow corn, beans and pumpkins from the Indians, which helped all of them survive . In the autumn of 1621, they held a grand celebration where 90 people were invited including Indians. The grand feast was organized to thank god for his favors. This communal dinner is popularly known as “The first thanksgiving feast”. There is however, no evidence to prove if the dinner actually took place.
While some historians believe pilgrims were quite religious so, their thanksgiving would've included a day of fasting and praying, others say that the Thanksgiving dinner did take place.

Turkey and First Thanksgiving Feast
There is no evidence to prove if the customary turkey was a part of the initial feast. According to the first hand account written by the leader of the colony, the food included, ducks, geese, venison, fish, berries etc.

Pumpkin and Thanksgiving Feast
Pumpkin pie, a modern staple adorning every dinner table, is unlikely to have been a part of the first thanksgiving feast. Pilgrims however, did have boiled pumpkin. Diminishing supply of flour led to the absence of any kind of bread. The feast continued for three days and was eaten outside due to lack of space. It was not repeated till 1623, which again witnessed a severe drought. Governor Bradford proclaimed another day of thanksgiving in the year 1676. October of 1777 witnessed a time when all the 13 colonies joined in a communal celebration. It also marked the victory over the British.
After a number of events and changes, President Lincoln proclaimed last Thursday in November of thanksgiving in the year 1863. This was due to the continuous efforts of Sarah Josepha Hale, a magazine editor. She wrote a number of articles for the cause.

50's and 60's

2008-11-24T11:18:00.002-02:00

Video was done by students from 3º D

The Beatles

2008-11-17T22:24:00.001-02:00

This video was done by students from 3ºB

os 4 mais

2008-11-14T23:13:00.001-02:00

This video was done by students from Santa Gemma - Curitiba - Pr 3 ano B

1970's The decade of eletronic music.

2008-11-06T11:23:00.004-02:00

1970's was the decade of electronic music. Other tendences were called glam rock and punk rock.

Glam rock artists more colorful costumes, make up with glitter as David Bowie, it was also known as "punk of boutique".

The punk rock was more agressive and provocative. The songs were against official institutions, especially the political and behavioral ones. The singers had strange hairstyles, ripped jeans and safety pins in their clothes,as the Sex Pistols.

Other famous bands of tis time: Black Sabbath, Scorpions, Iron Maiden, Kiss, Led Zeppellin.

In Brazil: Raul Seixas and Os Mutantes.

Today is Halloween

2008-10-31T16:45:00.003-02:00

Wacth this movie "The nightmare before Christmas! It´s very good!

Halloween Poems

2008-10-31T14:58:00.014-02:00

Five Little Pumpkin Sitting On A Gate

Five little pumpkins sitting on a gate,

The first one said,

"Oh my, it's getting late.

"The second one said,
"But we don't care.

"The third one said,

"I see witches in the air.
"The fourth one said,

"Let's run, and run, and run.

"The fifth one said,

"Get ready for some fun.

"Then whoosh went the wind,

and out went the lights,

And five little pumpkins rolled out of sight!

Haunted House

by Jack Prelutsky

There's a house upon the hilltop

We will not go inside

For that is where the witches live,
Where ghosts and goblins hide.

Tonight they have their party,

All the lights are burning bright,
But oh we will not go inside

The haunted house tonight.

The demons there are whirling

And the spirits swirl about.
They sing their songs to Halloween.
"Come join the fun," they shout.
But we do not want to go there
So we run with all our might
And oh we will not go inside
The haunted house tonight.

Halloween's day

2008-10-31T14:44:00.002-02:00

Halloween (All Saints’ Day Eve) is a nighttime holiday in the USA, the night in the year when children’s world turns to pure fantasy. Children (from 3 to about 11 years old) start preparing their clothes and Halloween decorations week ahead. Although parents are much involved in the preparation, on Halloween they must pretend to be frightened by the masked faces that suddenly appear. There will be little witches in long black dresses with tall pointed hats and magic brooms. There is occasional adult Halloween Dance, but Halloween in the USA has become essentially a young people’s holiday.
Halloween’s origins date back to hundreds of years before Christ to the Druid festival of Samhaim, Lord of the Dead and Prince of Darkness. According to Celtic belief, Samhaim Heaven on October 31. the Sun God, who shared the holiday, received thanks for the years’s harvest.
The jack-o’-lantern, a lantern made from a hollowed pumpkin with a carved face, is the most typical of Halloween symbols. It has its origin in Ireland where it was made from a large hollowed potato or turnip. ‘Trick or treat’ likewise had its origin in Ireland, where children used to go from house to house begging food for the village Halloween festivities.
In the USA ‘trick pr treat’ and Halloween are synonyms for children. They dress up in fancy dresses and go around the neighborhood ringing doorbells. As the door opens they shout, ‘trick or treat’, and they usually get candies, cookies, and fruit. When they don’t get these things, they may play a trick on the owners of the house. These tricks are not more serious than soaped windows or some misplaced garden tools.

People through the music

2008-10-18T16:54:00.006-03:00

My students are searching about history of music. Each group will study one decade.
1950's- rock'n roll
1960's - the rebel years
1970's -the decade of electronic music.
1980's - the new wave
1990's - a time for bands
They will search about: important facts, singers, bands, the best musics, fashion, policital, social problem and others.

Watch this video.

Teacher's Day

2008-10-13T19:12:00.003-03:00

Every day, in millions of classrooms around the world, the universal endeavour of teaching and learning takes place. The gift of literacy is passed from one generation to the next, along with love of learning and thirst for knowledge. When knowledge is shared, skills are gained and lives can be changed.

Congratulions teachers!!

A Teacher for All Seasons

A teacher is like Spring,
Who nurtures new green sprouts,
Encourages and leads them,
Whenever they have doubts.

A teacher is like Summer,
Whose sunny temperament
Makes studying a pleasure,
Preventing discontent.

A teacher is like Fall,
With methods crisp and clear,
Lessons of bright colors
And a happy atmosphere.

A teacher is like Winter,
While it’s snowing hard outside,
Keeping students comfortable,
As a warm and helpful guide.

Teacher, you do all these things,
With a pleasant attitude;
You’re a teacher for all seasons,
And you have my gratitude!

--By Joanna Fuchs

Pre Natal

2008-10-04T11:51:00.002-03:00

Research done by students from 3º D

Teen pregnancy in USA

2008-10-03T17:15:00.009-03:00

Research done by students from 3º A
Teen pregnancy in USA

Teen pregnancy in Curitiba- Pr

2008-09-30T21:43:00.008-03:00

Research done by students from 3º B

Teen pregnancy in Curitba- Paraná

Documentary about teen pregnancy

2008-09-25T09:54:00.006-03:00

Watch this documentary e think about it.

Fables in comics

2008-09-16T10:22:00.063-03:00

In June and July, my students from High school studied about fables by aesop.
After this, each group created a comic about fable the read.
My students searched these fables in http://www.aesopfables.com/
My classes are: 3º A, B, C, D

Here some comics.

THE FISHER AND THE LITTLE FISH

THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE

THE KID AND THE WOLF

THE FOX AN THE MONKEY

THE EAGLE AND THE ARROW

THE ANT AND THE DOVE

Fables in comics

2008-09-16T10:22:00.062-03:00

Here more comics - Fables by aesop

THE EAGLE AND THE ARROW

THE GOOSE WITH GOLDEN EGGS

THE FOX AND THE GOAT

THE FOX AND THE MONKEY

THE LION AND THE EAGLE

THE LION AND THE MOUSE

THE LION ANF THREE BULLS

Poems of spring

2008-09-02T11:06:00.008-03:00

glitter-graphics.com

Spring

Spring Spring Spring
is almost here

Spring Spring Spring
is the time to cheer

But when the rain comes
everyone won't be glum

Spring Spring Spring
is almost here

Spring Spring Spring
the sky will be so clear

Taylor Hurttgam

What the Robin Told

The wind
told the grasses,
And the grasses
told the trees.
The trees
told the bushes,
And the bushes
told the bees.
The bees
told the robin,
And the robin
sang out clear:
Wake up!Wake up!
Spring is here!

Teen pregnancy

2008-08-21T19:55:00.005-03:00

Teen pregnancy is an important issue. There are health risks for the baby and children born to teenage mothers are more likely to suffer health, social, and emotional problems. Women who become pregnant during their teens have an increased risk for complications, such as premature labor and socioeconomic consequences as well.
Approximately one-third of young women in the United States become pregnant during their teens. More than 80% of teen pregnancies are unintended and unintentional. The highest teen birth rate occurs in Hispanic women (83 out of 1000 in 2006).

Watch this video and think about it!

August, 11th - Student's day

2008-08-07T20:19:00.002-03:00

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glitter-graphics.com

2008-07-29T21:52:00.001-03:00

Music Three little birds

2008-06-23T23:16:00.005-03:00

Watch this video and ...

"Don't worry about a thing,
'Cause every little thing is gonna be all right.
"So Don't worry about a thing,
Every little thing is gonna be all right!"

Music with foreign words

2008-06-23T22:28:00.005-03:00

Atividade realizada pelos alunos do 3º ano do EM ( diurno e noturno)

Challenge Day - May 28th 2008

2008-05-25T20:31:00.005-03:00

The responsibility for Challenge Day in the American Continent was accepted by SESC in 1995. The proposal of a challenge based on a friendly competition between cities is far from the sense of confrontation and is revealed by cooperation, fair play, respectful attitude, with dialogue and merging dispute. Though, it is an effective place to exchange knowledge amid the participants. In equal proportion the incentive to the practice of physical activity draws the topics of citizenship, through the indication of social links, the variety of rights and freedom and consequently the joy of life.
In the 2008 edition, SESC will maintain a boost on Challenge Day in direction of the relationship among the participant cities having as main axle the importance of sportive actions for the collective living and the prevalence of health. By the ever growing action in partnership with public and private institutions that help to make of this event a symbol of personal and social involvement, SESC SP believes that the participation creates agreements of communion and solidarity in a circumstance in which we all act and are benefited.

Once again our school will participate. Join us!!!

" My favorite singers "

2008-05-25T18:58:00.005-03:00

These are my students by 3 A and 3 D. They wrote songs with "Foreign words" (English words which were imported into Portuguese). We have a "big show" at school. I like them very much because they are wonderful!!!

Little Fables

2008-04-17T21:04:00.002-03:00

Watch these fables by aesop!!

The Grasshopper and the Ants (Disney 1934)

2008-04-17T20:59:00.002-03:00

Watch this video, and write the moral of story.

Fables

2008-04-17T10:17:00.005-03:00

Dear students,

You read about Aesop and his fables in our English class.

Now you can listen and read Aesop´s fables.
http://www.aesopfables.com/

This online collection of Aesop's Fables includes a total of 655+ Fables, indexed in table format, with morals listed. There are many more on the way. Most were translated into English by Rev. George Fyler Townsend (1814-1900) and Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914) the rest are from Jean De La Fontaine in French and translated to English by several good internet souls.

Good reading!!!

Estrangeirismo

2008-03-10T19:33:00.003-03:00

Poste um comentário crítico sobre o vídeo assistido.

Anglicismo: Um paixão dos brasileiros?

2008-02-05T21:28:00.004-02:00

Agora que você já assistiu ao video clip, poste sua opinião:

1. A infuência da língua estrangeira, principalmente a inglesa, é prejudicial a língua portuguesa?

2. Qual o impacto desta influência em nossa sociedade? Destaque os pontos positivos e negativos.

English teacher, pay attention!!

2007-11-03T18:45:00.003-02:00

It's very interesting!!!

2007-06-29T21:57:00.002-03:00

Are you afraid of new technologies? Don´t worried about it! It's easy!

Medieval helpdesk with English subtitles

2007-06-29T21:56:00.002-03:00

New technology!! It's funny! Watch it!