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1. Ofereca seguranca e aventura na mesma relacao.2. Saiba olhar nos meus olhos. Olhe fundo, com forca.3. Nao ande na minha frente quando estivermos na rua.4. Vista cinza, preto, branco, azul e vermelho.5. Nao invente rosa, amarelo, laranja. Seja basico, de valor a essencia.6. Ame seus amigos em primeiro lugar. Me apresente a eles, e saia com eles, para que eu tambem possa sair com as minhas amigas.7. Eu vou querer sair so com as minhas amigas, entao nao insista. Eu nao vou fazer nada de errado.8. Talvez so beber demais9. E querer dormir na sua casa depois.10. Acho bom voce abrir a porta pra mim.11. Se nao estiver em casa, me ligue e me convide para dormir com voce quando a noite acabar.12. Aproveite o meu querer, que e livre.13. Nao estou cobrando nada, nem amor, nem alianca, muito menos dinheiro. So querer, vontade, tudo o que nasce do natural.14. E isso e facil. Da ate pra fingir, eu vou acreditar.15. Mas se for real, vai ser melhor.16. Ande de onibus comigo. Sinto falta do seu corpo ao meu lado no T7.17. Mas tenha um carro, para me pegar no trabalho na sexta e irmos ate a praia.18. Ou ficarmos em Porto Alegre, dentro do carro, na garagem da sua casa, fazendo coisa melhor.19. Me ligue na segunda as seis da tarde me dizendo pra dormir ai, voce sabe, sem mas intencoes.20. Me deixe o sofa disponivel, mas saiba que eu sempre vou querer dormir na sua cama.21. Ou em cima de voce.22. Ou embaixo.23. Ou.24. Decore minhas bebidas preferidas.25. Martini26. Cerveja27. Caipirinha28. e Tequila Sunrise29. Tenha sempre alguma delas disponivel na sua casa.30. Deixe eu passar um domingo inteiro com voce.31. Acorde, me de um beijo, tome banho, coma alguma coisa e volte pra cama. Me acorde, faca amor comigo. Me leve pro banho. Me assista pentear os cabelos. Me assista colocar uma calcinha e a sua camiseta. Me assista deitar no sofa e te chamar. Deite ao meu lado e ligue a TV. Se levante, va ate a geladeira e pegue outra cerveja. Fique fazendo carinho na minha coxa enquanto eu termino de dormir. Assista ao jogo. Comemore que o seu time ganhou fazendo amor comigo de novo.32. Seja inteligente.33. Me leve a cafes e discuta comigo o futuro do jornalismo, da humanidade, de nos dois.34. Saiba tocar violao.35. Toque por prazer, para os seus amigos, para mim.36. Va em qualquer tipo de festa que tenha cerveja.37. Me acompanhe nas minhas bebedeiras. Se divirta ao meu lado.38. Me leve no jogo do seu time.39. Me leve no seu jogo de toda terca a noite.40. No verao, me leve pra praia.41. Para uma casa bem pequena, sem portao e na beira do mar.42. Me faca passar vergonha, falando alto ou sendo um porco.43. Me respeite na rua.44. Mas respeite principalmente a minha alma, nao tanto o meu corpo.45. Nao faca, nunca na vida, uma tatuagem com o meu nome.46. Nao faca nada com o meu nome, muito menos calunia.47. Jogue comigo, me faca querer ganhar de voce.48. Lute comigo. E
nao me deixe ganhar a nao ser por meritos meus.49. Lute.50. Pelo que acredita.51. Incansavelmente.52. Saiba a hora de ir quando o amor mofar.53. Nao seja gurizinho. Depois de tudo, ainda me cumprimente se me encontrar por ai.54. A sua mae continua sendo a unica mulher da sua vida.
Meu desenho favorito... O roteiro do filme e muito bem elaborado, os personagens sao encantadores e a conducao da obra faz jus as fontes inspiradoras (teve como base varios elementos culturais, de Hamlet, a tragedia shakespeareana e o desenho Bambi, dos estudios Disney, aos percalcos dos personagens biblicos Jose e Moises). A trilha sonora pontua de forma perfeita cada passagem e as musicas sao executadas pelas proprias criaturas que povoam a trama. Que alias ainda sei cada uma! kkkkADORO!!! Havia um cego sentado na calcada, em Paris, com um bone a seus pes e um pedaco de madeira que, escrito com giz branco, dizia: Por favor, ajude-me, sou cego. Um publicitario, parou e viu umas poucas moedas no bone. Sem pedir licenca, pegou o cartaz, virou-o, pegou o giz e escreveu outro anuncio e foi embora. Mais tarde o publicitario voltou a passar em frente ao cego. Agora, o seu bone estava cheio de moedas. O cego reconheceu as pisadas e lhe perguntou se havia sido ele quem reescreveu seu cartaz, querendo saber o que havia escrito ali. O publicitario respondeu: - "Nada que nao esteja de acordo com o seu anuncio, mas com outras palavras. Sorriu e continuou seu caminho. O cego nunca soube, mas seu novo cartaz dizia: Hoje e Primavera em Paris e eu nao posso ve- la."Mudar a estrategia quando nada nos acontece, pode trazer novas perspectivas". Clipe muito bom, feito para a marca VIVO a partir da musica Eduardo e Monica do Legiao Urbana. Lindo! Para quem gosta de moda ai vai a dica de um Blog chamado: Um ano sem Zara, onde a "Guria" pretende ficar um ano sem comprar uma unica peca de roupa nova. Ela pretende criar e recriar novos looks, todos os dias, com as pecas que ela ja possui em seu armario. E bem legal!Blog: http://umanosemzara.blogspot.com/2011/03/dia-1.htmlAbracos Para quem gosta de seriados ai vai uma dica: FRIENDS!O Blog que vou indicar disponibiliza todos os episodios online... e muito bom!Sinopse Friends: Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey e Phoebe formam um grupo de seis amigos que lutam para se sobressair e progredir na competitiva vida de Manhattan. Seu humor inteligente e apoio mutuo incondicional fazem com sua amizade seja cada vez mais forte, superando assim todos os obstaculos que a vida lhes apresenta.Trabalho, familia, responsabilidade, dinheiro, sexo, compromisso e, sobretudo, amor e amizade, sao alguns dos temas que preocupam e, as vezes, divertem esses personagens.O blog e o Tudo Online. Link: http://www.tudoonlinebr.com/2010/03/assistir-online-friends-123456789-e-10.htmlAproveitem!Abraco. Adorei!!!Dicas para as noivas de plantao :)Ou para quem sonha...www.oblogdecasamento.com.br Recomendo!Funciona mesmo... :) Quem e apaixonado por filmes como eu, vai adorar esse cara: Mauricio Saldanha. A Cabine Celular comecou com a paixao deste gaucho pelo cinema. Ele faz um bem-humorado exercicio de critica cinematografica da era da internet: Cabine Celular. Como o nome sugere, coloca a opiniao do Mauricio ainda na cadeira do cinema, num depoimento de bate-pronto gravado com o celular ainda dentro da sala escura na subida dos creditos. Claro que e a opiniao (dele) sobre os filmes, em alguns ele chega a chorar de tao lindo que achou e
em outros ele faz um escandalo quando acha que foi ruim. Esse e o engracado da historia, pois ele e maluco!!! heheheDa pra ver em seus olhos a paixao que ele tem pelo cinema e nos faz perceber algumas coisas que passaram batido, ja que ele nos da uma impressao imediata do filme. Por isso, nao custa dar uma olhada em seus videos, nem que seja para se divertir um pouco! :DYoutube: http://www.youtube.com/cabinecelularsite#p/u/1/e22kx-tNUhYTwitter: http://twitter.com/#!/mausaldanhaFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cabine-Celular/178312852201504Abraco
Nova Campanha Fisk 2014 Guia rapidoby English ExpertsOs tempos verbais no futuro causam muita confusao entre os estudantes, quem nunca ficou na duvida entre will e going to? Hoje eu preparei uma rapida revisao sobre esse tema. Espero que gostem!Podemos dizer que existem cinco tempos futuros em ingles: o futuro com will, ofuturo com going to, o presente com significado de futuro, o future continuous e o future perfect.Will e Going toVamos comecar pelos usos do futuro com will e going to, que para nos brasileiros, acaba sendo facil de aprender isoladamente, mas quando temos que comparar os seus usos a coisa complica um pouco ja que nao temos a mesma distincao em portugues.Usamos o will para fazer previsoes, falar de possiveis eventos e situacoes futuras.Forma: Will + Verbo (infinitivo)I think she will come at nine. (Eu acho que ela vai chegar as nove.)Ja o futuro com going to, devemos usar quando queremos falar sobre uma acao futura que ja tinha sido planejada.Forma: To Be + Going + To + Verbo (infinitivo)Im going to spend the holidays at a beach resort. (Eu vou passar as minhas ferias num resort na praia.)Perceberam? E preciso estar ligado no conceito da frase, mas uma coisa e certa, embora exista uma diferenca gramatical entre o futuro com will de com going to, voce nao deixara de ser compreendido se por acaso trocar um pelo outro.Presente com Ideia de FuturoVamos agora ao presente com ideia de futuro, que se apresenta de duas formas, com o present continuous e com o presente simple. Com o present continuous usamos para falar de eventos futuros que ja foram planejados.Forma: To Be + Verbo (-ING form)Mark is meeting with the boss on Friday morning to discuss his promotion. (O Mark esta encontrando (vai encontrar) com o patrao na sexta-feira de manha para discutir sua promocao.)Ja o futuro usando o present simple e usado para eventos pre-definidos no calendario, como por exemplo, o horario de avioes, trens etc.My train leaves tomorrow at 10:00 AM. ( O meu trem sai amanha as 10 da manha.)Percebeu? O verbo esta no presente, mas voce esta falando do futuro.Future ContinuousVamos ver agora o future continuous. Ele e usado para falar de uma acao previamente organizada ou um evento que vai acontecer num dado momento do futuro.Forma: Will + Be + Verb (ING)Well be staying at a friends house while in London. (Nos vamos ficarna casa de um amigo enquanto estiver em Londres.)Nesse caso, na hora da traducao, temos que tomar cuidado para nao cair nosexcessos do gerundismo que assolam o pais: Nos vamos estar ficando na casa de um amigo.... Melhor nao...Future PerfectFinalmente temos o future perfect, que e usado para dizer que algo vai ter terminado num dado momento do futuro. Ele tambem mostra que determinada acao vai acontecer antes de outra acao no futuro.Forma: Will + Have + Past ParticipleBy the time Angela arrives at the party I will have already left. (Na hora que Angela chegar na festa eu ja vou ter saido.)E agora e so praticar bastante.Bons estudos! Brazil is one of
the most wonderful places to live in the world.Ive been living here for the past nine months, in Belo Horizonte, Minas Geraisa city of about 3 million that few foreigners have heard of. Its a big city in a mountainous state. Being from Colorado, I can hardly consider these mountains, but theyre some of the biggest ones youll see in Brazil.Unfortunately, I am leaving this amazing country soon. So I wanted to take this opportunity to reflect on and share some things I love about Brazil. Id like to discuss some unique characteristics of the country, and somestrange and hilarious aspects of Brazilian life and culture.Any criticisms I make here are not at all meant to be negative against Brazil, just the reflections of a gringo living in a different, amazing culture.Many of the things I am going to discuss are aspects that originally annoyed me, but now that I have adapted to living here, they are just a normal part of my life and are nothing more than amusing. Many Brazilians have an interesting view of their own country. They often comment that its dangerous, the government is corrupt, things are inefficient, and there is poor infrastructure. They wonder why someone would leave the United States or Europe to come here (especially to Belo Horizonte, which isnt a famous city). Ive even had people tell me that Im crazy to come here because Europe and the US are so much better...But on the other hand, Brazilians absolutely love their country and make comments about how its one of the best places in the world. They even have a word, saudades, which means a longing for something, which they usually use to refer to things that they miss at home (i.e. Brazil).So, as youll see, Brazil is not as developed as a place like the United States, but its got plenty that makes up for that, which makes it such a special place to live. And this starts with the people.So without further ado, let me present you with my list.1. Brazilians without a doubt, the best part about living in this country is that the people are some of the best in the world, and in general Ive found them extremely friendly and welcoming to foreigners.2. Tons of fruits that you cant find anywhere else one of the most amazing things here is that I never cease to see or hear about fruits that I didnt know existed. Brazil has the largest variety of fruits of any country in the world, and if you visit here, youre going to experience a bunch of new flavors. Some of my favorites are cashew fruit, acerola, pinha (also known as sugar-apples in English, even though they dont look or taste anything like an apple), and carambola.Image from tuli on Flickr3. Lunch is always beans and rice plus something else when I first arrived in Brazil, everyone was surprised that Id had feijao e arroz (beans and rice) before coming here. Its not so common in other parts of South America. But in Brazil, its
a staple, and you havent had a real meal if it didnt include rice and beans. Ive quickly grown to love, and need, rice and beans every day.4. Hospitality Brazilians are by far some of the most hospitable people in the world. They will often go out of their way to help you. And anytime someone has food or a drink, theyll ask you if you want some. This has made me feel extremely welcome here.5. Warmth In Brazil, a friend of a friend is your friend. People here are remarkably kind right from the moment you meet them.6. Winter for me, winter involves a large coat and boots. In Brazil, most people have never seen snow. But they still complain about the cold if its less than 50 degreeswait what am I talking about? I do too. Not looking forward to another Colorado winter.7. Cachaca (its a lot cheaper than wine!) this is a special alcohol beverage from Brazil thats made from sugar cane. Unfortunately, its hard to find a good bottle in the U.S. Looks like Im bringing some back with me!8. Caipirinhas lime juice, chachaca, and sugarperfect on a hot day, when out drinking, or any other time. Theyre also made with strawberries, passion fruit, pineapple, grapes, etc. instead of lime, or vodka instead of cachaca (caipiroska).9. Beer drinking In Brazil, they serve beer differently than anywhere else Ive been, and this is basically a reflection of Brazilian culture. When you go out with friends and order beer, you get one large bottle for the table and a bunch of small glasses. When you toast, you chink the glasses together, and then chink the bottle in the center. And if your glass gets low and you want to refill it, you always refill everyone elses glasses first. Did I say how warm Brazilians are?10. Cold beer Brazilian beer is the coldest in the world.11. Sem balancas in Brazil self-service buffets are everywhere. At some you pay by the kilo, but at others you pay a set price for as much as you can fit on your plate (sem balanca). You can get a filling, delicious, and nutritious meal at one of these for $4-5.12. Start literally translating from Portuguese This happens anytime you live abroad, but its kind of funny when you hear yourself say, Can you pass me a file.13. Greetings some of the greetings in Portuguese would sound quite funny if translated, which led to some confusion when I first arrived here. Some examples are: beauty (beleza), all jewel (tudo joia), and, and there? (e ai?). Whats there? Falou (it spoke/we have spoken) is also a common way to say goodbye.14. Lack of outlets A room usually only has one or two outlets, which are often filled with splitters or power strips. I actually got so used to this that when I went home for Christmas, and at my friends house I was looking for an outlet to plug my computer in. I saw one across the room under a table, so I went to plug my
computer in and then my friend asked me what I was doing and pointed out that there was an outlet right next to me.15. Food is either very sweet or very salty There is a surprising amount of junk food here, but pastels are delicious (fried dough filled different things).16. Palmito palms hearts. Slightly bitter. Delicious in anything, especially pastel.17. Pacoca a candy made from peanuts and sugar. Im addicted to these; I cant stop eating them until theyre gone.18. Caldo de cana Sugar cane juice. Great after working out!19. Acai (A.K.A. Gods gift to Brazil). This stuff is just the best. Ive been quoted saying that Id become bulimic just so I can eat more acai once Im full. Yes, its that good.20. Cigarro de Palha I dont smoke often, but these things are amazing. Basically just pure tobacco wrapped in cornhusk, held together with a small rubber band. They smell great, too I find myself following people too close on the street if they are smoking a palha.21. Got milk? Condensed milk is in everything, and dehydrated milk is a normal dessert topping. I used to see these in the store in the U.S but I never knew what people use them for.22. Samba its a beautiful complex dance and music. But there are tons of unique music and dance that go along with Brazilian culture and joy so well. Check them out.Image from OiMax on Flickr23. Parties Brazilians love their parties, and not just at Carnaval. If anyone invites you to a churrasco or a birthday party, go. Theres tons of delicious food, caiparinhas, dancing, and laughing. Brazilians know how to have a good time.24. Butecos Lots and lots of butecos (and Belo Horizonte is the capital of this). These are like bars that are open onto the street and have outdoor tables. Its a great place to enjoy a beer or cachaca with friends and check out whats going on in the town.25. Plastic napkins Ive never seen these anywhere else, but in Brazil theyre everywhere. They dont help you clean anything, they just keep the grease off of your hands.26. Plastic cups (even for hot drinks) If you get a coffee youll probably still burn your hands. Not to mention the chemicals.27. Things are broken or out of service This is pretty normal here, its Brazil. Im used to it now, and when I see other gringos complain about it I just find it funny.28. Drink Alcohol Anywhere in Brazil there is no law about drinking on the street, which is awesome because you can take a beer to go when you go out. But whats stranger is that you can also take alcohol with you in a car or the bus, as long as youre not driving. I was shocked the first time I saw it, but it is convenient if you need to take a taxi.29. The grocery store At the store there are five cash registers, and only one cashier. At the fruit store, there are 5 employees and one cash register. I dont
understand how hiring works here, but its typical. Long lines are also common.30. Brazilian showers Water heaters are extremely rare here, so people use electric showerheads. With these you either get high pressure and cold water or low pressure and hot water. Electricity and running water: a winning combination.31. 5 probably means 6 people here are famous for not being punctual, but it of course depends on the person. Also, when someone tells you Im on my way, it probably means they just got out of the shower. Cultural differences...32. People always ask you which state youre from, even though they only know Florida, New York, California, and maybe Texas.33. People then ask which city youre from, even though they only know Miami, Orlando, New York, Boston, and Los Angeles.34. People think the Grand Canyon is in Colorado not saying that the average American has any better knowledge of Brazilian geography.35. Waterfalls Brazil has thousands of waterfalls, which make for great swimming on a hot day. But unfortunately you need a car to get to them.36. Nature, hiking again, this is awesome, but you need a car.37. Parks there are a lot of nice parks in Brazilian cities. People like to go use the workout equipment there and show off their muscles.38. Beaches Brazil is famous for its beautiful beaches, but come with money, because travel is expensive here.39. Toucans... and other wild life I mention toucans because theyre my favorite. But its been cool coming to this side of the world because so much of the flora and fauna is completely different than anywhere else Ive been.40. Riding a bus is sometimes more thrilling than a roller coaster Bus drivers here are seriously crazy. When I first came here, I was a little scared every time I had to take the bus, but now Im used to it. Dont expect to be able to read the whole time though.41. People offer to hold your stuff if youre standing on the bus, people always offer to hold your bag. At first I was worried that someone was trying to rob my stuff, but its just common courtesy here.42. People love to talk when I first got here I didnt speak Portuguese very well. If I was waiting for the bus or something else, people would often sit down next to me and start talking, Id say, Sorry, I dont understand, and theyd say Oh, and then keep talking as if you understood. Did I say people here are friendly?43. Soccer/Football Going to watch a soccer game in a bar here is unlike any other sports experience Ive had. The whole city comes alive. You dont need to actually watch the game because every time our team scores a goal, you can hear the whole city cheer. And its also common for people to drive around holding down the car horn, screaming for their team.44. Vamos combinar algo this literally means, were going to combine something, or lets plan to do something. People always want to plan to do things with you, but
actually getting them to do it will take some proactivity on your behalf.45. BH e um ovo people say the city where I live is an egg, which means that this city of three million is small because you see people you know everywhere. After just a couple months of living here I would already randomly run into people I knew almost every day. I cant imagine living here youre whole life... I dont know how youd get anywhere!46. PDA Public displays of affection are culturally acceptable here whether in a park or in a restaurant. Its just something else you have to get used to (or take advantage of).47. Im a vegetarian, So you eat chicken? Ive been a vegetarian for a large part of my life, but when I first arrived here I ate meat to try the local cuisine. Later I went vegetarian again (and now vegan), which is extremely uncommon here, so people here dont understand it.48. Change Anytime you pay for anything without exact change, they ask if you can pay with something smaller. It seems that stores never have a full cashier.49. More change Anytime you get change, its with the smallest coins possible, so your wallet is as heavy as possible.50. Money The coins are a mix of different generations of coins. So it can be hard to know if this coin is 50 cents, 25 cents, or 10 cents.Despite some of the funny, strange aspects that can be annoying, Brazil is a wonderful country to visit and live.The benefits far outweigh the miniscule negatives. And people here will make you feel welcome and at home.Any country you visit or live in will have differences to what youre used to at home. But its still important to get out of your bubble, experience other places and cultures, and to get a global perspective. The more you travel, the more youll find that people are much more similar than different. Every culture has a bunch of small differences, but the BIG similarity is that we are all human.When it comes down to it, we all have the same wants and needs. We all enjoy spending time with friends and having fun. So if youre open minded, you can feel at home anywhere. And when you get out and experience the world, youll be making the best memories of your life, and learning more than you would ever expect.Ive only lived in one part of this immense country, and I havent traveled as much as I would like to. So if you come live in Brazil you may have a profoundly different experience than mine. But I think youll find that this list is a good representation of some of the biggest differences that a gringo might perceive.A large part of my idea to write this article came from Olivier Teboul, a French guy living and working in Belo Horizonte. If you understand Portuguese, his article is hilarious, so check it out.Link: http://wanderful-world.com/2013/05/03/50-things-to-love-about-brazil/