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chefiado pelo General Antonio Ernesto Gomes Carneiro, enfrentou bravamente as forcas revolucionarias formadas por cerca de 3 mil combatentes (maragatos), membros do Exercito Libertador, comandados por Gumercindo Saraiva. Cerca de 500 pessoas morreram no Cerco, entre as quais o General Carneiro. O conflito que culminou nas ruas da Lapa teve inicio no Rio Grande do Sul e se alastrou pelos tres estados do Sul, chegando ate o Rio de Janeiro, com objetivo de depor o Marechal Floriano Peixoto. A acao implicou na queda de Tijucas e Paranagua e na tomada de Curitiba. A Lapa, ultimo obstaculo para as forcas contrarias a Republica, resistiu por 26 dias ate assinar a Ata de Capitulacao (rendicao).
em Coritiba, dizia uma manchete do dia 14 de outubro. Na mesma data, um anuncio: Precisa-se de dois cocheiros na Empreza Funeraria de P. Falce. Essas manchetes dos jornais da epoca reproduzidas no livro O Mez da Grippe (assim mesmo, com essa grafia), de Valencio Xavier, dao uma ideia do quadro assustador. A reacao entre os curitibanos foi de panico. Por causa disto, as noticias a respeito foram censuradas. O livro mostra a primeira pagina do jornal Diario da Tarde, em que, de um artigo sobre A Influenza, so ficou o titulo o resto esta em branco. Ja o Commercio do Parana adotou uma atitude diferente; a epidemia seria apenas uma gripe comum. Mas teve de admitir, em 25 de outubro: A nossa edicao de hontem saiu muito aquem da expectativa em consequencia de terem adoecido operarios da seccao da composicao, obrigando-nos assim ao sacrificio de materia redaccional cuja insercao foi absolutamente impossivel.Foi no meio de tanto sofrimento, que nos curitibanos choramos pelo falecimento do grande compositor paranaense, Augusto Stresser, uma vitima dentre as inumeras vitimas desta verdadeira catastrofe da saude publica mundial. E aqui, diante do computador, eu me pergunto: quantas outras operas, quantos inumeros concertos, quanta musica de boa qualidade ainda poderia ter sido por ele escrita, se a morte nao o tolhesse tao cedo?SAIBA MAIShttp://historia.abril.com.br/fatos/furia-gripe-espanhola-433549.shtmhttp://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augusto_StresserLivrosLiteratura: O Mez da Grippe, Valencio Xavier, Companhia das Letras, 1981Gripe: A Historia da Pandemia de 1918, Gina Kolata, RecordA Historia e suas Epidemias, Stefan Cunha Ujvari, Senac,
edicao. No chamado webjornalismo, ciberjornalismo ou "jornalismo online", estes limites teoricamente nao existem.A inexistencia destes limites comeca pela potencialidade da interacao no jornalismo online, o que provoca um borramento entre as fronteiras que separam os papeis do emissor e do receptor, anunciando a figura do interagente. Esta pratica tem se difundido como "jornalismo open source", ou o jornalismo de codigo aberto, onde informacoes sao apuradas, redigidas e publicadas pela comunidade sem a obrigacao de serem submetidas as rigidas rotinas de producao e as estruturas organizacionais das empresas de comunicacao.A PESQUISA POSSUI UMA SEGUNDA PARTE:COMO, QUANDO E ONDE SURGIU O PRIMEIRO JORNAL, OU O QUE SE PODE CHAMAR DE JORNAL.O mais antigo jornal que se tem noticia foi o Acta Diurna, que surgiu por volta de 59 a.C., a partir do desejo de Julio Cesar de informar a populacao sobre fatos sociais e politicos ocorridos no imperio, como campanhas militares, julgamentos e execucoes.[1]As noticias eram colocadas em grandes placas brancas expostas em local de grande acesso ao publico. Na China, jornais escritos a mao surgiram no seculo VIII.[1]A partir da invencao de Johannes Gutenberg, em 1447, surgiram os jornais modernos, que tiveram grande circulacao entre comerciantes, para a divulgacao de noticias marcantes. Havia ainda jornais sensacionalistas escritos a mao, como o que noticiou as atrocidades ocorridas na Transilvania, feitas por Vlad Tsepes Drakul, mais conhecido como Conde Dracula.[1] Em Veneza, o governo lancou o Notizie scritte, em 1556, ao custo de uma pequena moeda que ficou conhecida como "gazetta".[1]A publicacao periodica iniciou-se na Europa Ocidental a partir do seculo XVII, como oAvisa Relation oder Zeitung, surgido na Alemanha em 1609. O London Gazette, lancado em 1665, ainda mantem-se ate a atualidade, agora como publicacao oficial do Judiciario.[1] Esses jornais davam pouca atencao a assuntos nacionais, preferindo focar-se em fatos negativos ocorridos em outros paises, como derrotas militares e escandalos envolvendo governantes.[1] Os assuntos locais passaram a ser mais abordados na primeira metade do seculo XVII, mas a censura era uma pratica comum, nao sendo possivel noticiar algo que pudesse provocar insatisfacao popular contra o governo. A primeira lei protegendo a liberdade de imprensa foi aprovada na Suecia em 1766.[1]Com a invencao do telegrafo, em 1844, as noticias passaram a circular muito mais rapidamente, gerando uma grande mudanca no jornalismo.[1] Em meados do seculo XIX, os jornais ja eram o principal veiculo de transmissao das informacoes, passando a surgir grandes grupos editoriais, que tinham grande capacidade de influencia.Nos anos 1920, o surgimento do radio novamente transformou o jornalismo, o que voltou a acontecer a partir dos anos 1940 com o surgimento da televisao. A partir do fim dos anos 1990, a internet trouxe volume e atualizacao de informacoes sem precedentes.[1][editar]
Por exemplo, eu estudei.Futuro - indica que a acao vai acontecer depois de se falar. Por exemplo, eu estudarei.Modo = varia a forma verbal para indicar o modo em que ocorre o fato.Indicativo - indica uma certeza, uma realidade. Por exemplo, eu sempre estudo.Subjuntivo - indica uma duvida, uma possibilidade. Por exemplo, talvez eu estude amanha.Imperativo - indica uma ordem, um pedido. Por exemplo, estuda agora, menino.Alem dos tres modos verbais, existem as tres formas nominais, observe:Infinitivo - passa a substantivo. Por exemplo, o correr...Gerundio - passa a substantivo. Por exemplo, o formando...Participio - passa a substantivo ou adjetivo. Por exemplo, o feito... e o trabalho realizado.Voz = indica se o sujeito pratica ou recebe a acao.Ativa - o sujeito pratica a acao, por isso e um sujeito agente. Por exemplo, o soldado invadiu o velho casarao.Passiva - o sujeito sofre a acao, por isso e um sujeito paciente. Por exemplo, o velho casarao foi invadido pelo soldado(forma analitica); invadiu-se um velho casarao(forma sintetica ou pronominal).Reflexiva - o sujeito pratica e recebe a acao. Por exemplo, eu me olhei ao espelho. A menina feriu-se. A moca vestiu-se rapidamente.
ATENCAO ALUNOS DOS 6o ANOS B - C - D.VOLTEM AO DIA 01 DE ABRIL E FACA O TRABALHO SOBRE CORDEL CONFORME FOI PEDIDO.VALE UMA NOTA CONSIDERAVEL. NAO DEIXE DE ENTREGAR ATE O DIA 13/05/11 Estas sao postagens de alunos com dons especiaisVamos apreciar Artesanato em familia Talita Ramos - 6oC Evandro Evangelista WOW hein.what a week!so first i woke up pretty early and hopped on a bus at 8:00am. for the 4 hour bus trip to Porto Alegre i lied down over 2 seats and had blinks new album on repeat, was enjoyable. Then from there to jaguarao i just enjoyed looking out the window and seeing things were different.So i arrived, ricky and his mum picked me up from the rodoviaria and i was welcomed into the family.The next day was a public holiday, so we walked to Uruguay and looked at the duty free shopping things, saw heaps of cool stuff. It was really amazing being able to just cross a bridge and be surrounded by a complete different culture with different language, food and everything. then we made our way to rickys 2nd host family to experience my first real gaucho churrasco, which was just lovely. was good to meet the family and see how different people are in the very south of brasil. after the churrasco we went for a ride with some of rickys friends, back to Uruguay through towards the centre of the town away from the shopping. we chilled there for a bit and talked a lot, then we went back home and i tried the chimarrao tea that is very typical from the region, i liked it a lot and tried to get into the culture of it all. The next day we went to rickys school to meet his colegues, it was a public school so everything was quite different compared to my huge school in Criciuma. After that we headed to rickys english school to be teachers. I really enjoyed it as it is the kind of things i want to be doing in my life, it was really good playing games with the 10 year old teaching them english and learning portugues at the same time. One of the kids even added me on facebook straight afterwards. after class we went back home for lunch before buying the things from the duty free shops that we marked on our list the day before. i bought some things that ive never seen before and things typical to the country. Then we went to see rickys first host family and his counsellor person, which was strange for me because i dont have a person in rotary looking after me like he has. and then came 5:00 futebol time. we played against some friends from school and i scored a hatrick! ricky only scored 2, but mentally and in our hearts he scored more, better luck next time ricks. after that enjoyable and needed exercise I headed straight for the hair salon to get a chop and stink the place out with my
sweatiness. after that it was time to get my Gaucho on. I dressed up in the traditional clothes including the boots and hat, as we headed to the ruins of the big jaguar along with our chimarrao. When in Rome as the saying goes. That moment right then was an amazing experience, even having a little horse to ride and get photos on. when we walked up to the horse a little kid ran over to us asking what we were doing, and he was happy enough to let us jump on it, as long as we took a photo of him to take back to our countries. so we took that deal and made the most of it. That night we went out to meet up with some of rickys friends, who were all from different cities in brasil, so they are the gringos of the big jaguar. i ate the best hot dog in my life, was so good, but as the brazilians say: hunger is the best tempura that exists.The next day we slept in and packed up our stuff, the day was so hot so we were kinda lazy, but we went back to the english school because i left my jumper there. we were about to catch a bus to Pelotas, a near by city where ricky has a lot of friends, until his mum's boss offered us a lift there. so we took the lift as we thought it was a good idea to save some cash and experience things a little differently. we didnt think it was gonna be SO different. but turns out he is a bankman by day, and a horse injector by night. along the way we stopped off at his friends farm to do some errands. the farm owner arrived in style on hourseback with a dead rabbit hanging off the back of his saddle. Our driver injected some horses and fed the dogs before we headed back on the road as the sun was setting beautifully behind us. The trip in the car was enjoyable and not so awkward even in a squishy 50 year old ute with 3 little seats. when we got to Pelotas (which is spanish for balls) and met up with Saviani, a 20 year old mate of rickys who offered for us to stay there in his family. he works in a company that designs applications for ipads and things which i thought was quite cool. so yeh then we went to his house and got ready to go out with his friends. We had a really good night and met a lot of very nice people. The next day, Sabadonejo (saturday), we woke up to the smell of a delicious churrasco and ate our lives away. After lunch we went for a ride through the city and bought our tickets for the dance. Afterwards we headed to rudinho's beautifuly crazy house covered in plants and surrounded by a farmzinho. Rudinho got chased by his black sheep around the yard, until he tamed it by
putting some sunnies on it, kodak moment. We got driven back home in style, 50 year old chevrolet baby. That night we went out to rudinho's churrascaria and didnt pay a cent, BEST BBQ EVER. then we had a nap before we headed back out again to a balada with a live country music band. i taught ricky how to dance with the girls and he picked it up easily. after we danced our night away we made our way back home in style, motoristao tri massao yo. In the morning went to our 4th churrasco in 4 days (ohhh eu sou gaucho) and ricky got all beefed out. then we went and played some futebol before chilling out on the sunset of a hidden private sand dune in the middle of nowhere. It was an amazing way to end the unforgettable weekend and so very peaceful. This city also has the 2nd biggest lagoon in south america, like in the middle of nowhere. That night rudinho made us a delicious feed and so easy to make. then we watched alpha dog. Then on monday we went to Emmerson's soccer school. He is a very famous soccer player in the world who has played for all the top teams and has now started a development academy for people under 17 years of age. He was born in the city and comes back regularly. We got to meet his parents who were so down to earth even though their son is so famous agora. they were asking if we were gonna join the academy, we acted as if we were top players from our country and i lied a little just make the guy showing us around feel more special. after getting a very valuable contact we headed to the centro and i bought the famous traditional chimarrao tea set so i could bring the culture to other parts of brasil and australia. Then we had an ice cream with lovely flavours and chilled at Mateus's house. he is a really good bloke and has the coolest dog/rat i have ever seen. then we went back home and had a mini world cup playstation session with our flags, sock and/or hats. it was cool playing and we cheered for our countries as if it was real. then we went to bed.We slept late, had lunch and headed to Porto Alegre. we were lucky enough that Saviani was driving there anyways, so we got a free lift again, with a musical experience. Porto Alegre was cool, we got to Saviani's work hotel and used tea towels to dry ourselves after our showers as we were absolutely unprepared for a unit filled with nothing. That night we went out to a place were ricky had already met the owner in Sth Africa, mundo pequeno hein. was a good night and afterwards we stayed at another friends house who went on exchange in the USA, good bloke. For lunch the next day we went to a Buffet Livre (all you can eat buffet) and ate like
machines. then we went back to the unit, and drove around all day in the stupid traffic, making a little nightclub in the car, with some crazy awesome clapping with people watching in disbelief. then we took the bus and was sad to say goodbye to such good blokes who i knew i wouldnt get the oppurtunity to see for a long time. then we arrived in criciuma, after detouring through milhoes of cities, instead of going there directly. at least it gave us some time to reflect on our awesome adventures though the past week.mum picked us up, ricky got welcomed into our family of 2 and we went to bed. This morning we went to my school for my formal rehearsal, kinda mega boring, especially for ricks. then we chilled with mates and i showed him the city. we found some ice blocks for 25 cents, bloody delicious. being gringos we asked an old man to take our photo, he was very interested in us and told us about the opening ceremony of the Santa Catarina Olymic Games that night. so we went there caught up with Patrick from USA and watched a very random but special and beautiful ceremony with fireworks demais (demais). then we ate pancakes with patrick at my casa, had a good old chat, now is now, ive been writing for too long, and tomorrow is my school formal! strath and logan are coming and its gonna be an amazing night of graduating, alongside my fellow gringaos.ricky is a little tired/upset, so we'll call it a night.moon.
Flew back from Foz do Iguacu on wednesday late afternoon. so i stayed in floripa over night. in the morning me and mum went back to criciuma. that day just chilled, and went to lunch, there i met up with some friends, was good to see them after all that time. the rest o the day was pretty chilled. got some new music that came out while i was away.so the next day, woke up early and went to school. was so good, everyone was hugging me and welcoming me back, was really nice. that night i went to a churrasco at joao's house, we watched some soccer as well. criciuma lost to a terrible team, but brasil won. it was a bit of an early night, becuase some people had extra classes the next day. saturday i slept in, and chilled. then went out to dinner with mum, and then went to tui's house and met up with a few other mates. was a good night as well. the next day i walked home with gaucho, had lunch, chilled for a bit, watched a movie, and then went to alexandres house in Icara. when i got there we went straight to the soccer fields, had a brasilian style soccer warm up and hit the field. i was playing striker, but sadly let the team down a little. they said i played well, just couldnt get the target right when i shot haha. bloody aussies are no match for brasilians. after the game, went back to alexandres and ate some hot dogs. then we watched tv and a movie and then slept. i was supposed to go to school today, but i woke up late, and they only let you in the school if you come in on time. so then i caught a bus home had lunch and now its now. but later this arvo im going to play volleyball, and then theres a dinner for rotary in a near by city that me and mum are going to. then on wednesday its a public holiday, so the plan is to head to floripa for a while. on saturday is a big meeting for exchange students, ill get to meet all the new ones, then we go to the 2nd biggest oktoberfest in the world! exciting times. So on Tuesday night strath and clare arrived at like 1 in the morning or something ridiculous, and then me and my mum picked them up and took them back to our place. On Wednesday we had a sleep in and then my cousins came around for lunch. After lunch we went to my school so strath and clare could meet a few people, after that we did the grand tour of Criciuma (walked around the centre for like an hour). That afternoon we just chilled and waited until late at night so we could go out to Sertanejo Night. I think they enjoyed it, its something very different but its not for everyone. They were quite confused how so many people can just
go out on a Wednesday night when they all have to work the next day. On Thursday we slept in again and then went to the cheap cafe next to my school and ate some good stuff. We went for another walk through the city and just chilled out again, then in the early evening we went out to meet up with Gaucho, and I finally got to meet up with Patrick, the American university exchange student in Criciuma. When we came back my mum had a LOT of subway-style food ready for us. Was ridiculous, me and strath almost ate like 2 feet of sandwich, each! But clare was weak and only ate a little. We chilled for a while after that and then went to bed. In the morning I had to pack my bags ready for my trip. Wasnt hard, just chucked in all my socks and jocks, boardies, singlets, shirts and stuff. That day my host dad arrived back from Columbia and it was his birthday. So then we all went off to Floripa. When we got there strath and clare went back to their families. That night I went out to a Japanese restaurant with my family, they all got sushi but I got some sort of beef with Asian vegies and sauces, was real good. Then after that I met up with strath, clare and Felicia, to go to a small rock show at the university. Afterwoulds clare went home while me and strath slept over felicias. The following day me and strath went to meet up with the new German exchange student, Theri. It was good, we showed her a nice beach and then took her out to a mates birthday BBQ. After this we went out to 1007, because it was felicias history class party which turned out quite good, but theri wasnt allowed to go. After that strath slept over my place. Then on Sunday we slept in, woke up wo a yummy BBQ cooked by my dad, and then we headed off to felicias place to get my hair cut! Clare came over to help as well, to be honest they didnt do a bad job, but they didnt do a good job either haha, but im very greatful for their work and everything so whatever. That night strath finally went home to sleep at his place, and I think I slept there too. On Monday my parents went back to Criciuma, and I stayed in Floripa with my sister. Between then and Wednesday night, when my parents came back, I think I slept over logans house one of the nights, he slept over mine another night, we watched Trope de Elite (the BOPE movie) we went to some beaches, and also went to see theri. We had dinner with her family and made it back to my place to say goodbye to my dad, as he went back to Columbia for work. I think that night logan went home then maybe strath slept over, honestly dont really remember. Then on Thursday,
my mum drove me to the airport and I went to Sao Paulo. That night me and tom went for a walk around the soccer stadium because there was a game on, just so he could show me all the police and stuff, Sao Paulo is a MUCH bigger city than Criciuma, Floripa, and pretty much every city in the world. We had an earlyish night and the next day I went with him to some kind of rotary meeting with other exchange students. That night we met up with about 6 exchange students and had a really good time. Beau, Sarah and Jaimie came into the city, I hadnt seen for more than 6 months, so that was really good. The next day I went to big toms house in a suburb a bit out of the city, Phiil from South Africa was also there, and we werent really going to do anything, until we got invited to a triplets 18th birthday party. Im going to say it was one of the most memorable and best nights of my life. There was so many people there, but we knew absolutely nobody, only big tom knew one of the triplets. The next day at around lunch time we went to like a family BBQ which was quite good, we played so volleyball and footy and stuff. We went back to big toms house and I organized going to Santos, a very close city to Sao Paulo. So Phiil went to some other city to meet a friend of his while I stayed at big toms. The next day we woke up kinda early and met up with tom and tiare and we all took a bus to Santos. When we got there we met up with Sarah and we went around the city a bit, there was a skate park there with nobody in it, so I went skating for a while with her board. Then we found a cheap restaurant on the beach which was so good. Beau met us there and we had a good time. After that, big tom, tom and tiare went back to Sao Paulo and I stayed with Sarahs family. It was really good staying with her, and her family was so nice. I stayed there for 2 nights and had a really good time. Early the next morning I caught a bus back to Sao Paulo, to meet my parents, the real ones! They were exhausted from the flight from London with the jetlag and everything. I have decided not to write a blog of my trip with my parents, I will just use the one they are writing, as we are doing the same things, and I am far too lazy. So I will just say what we did in Sao Paulo together without details. We went to the main streets to some nice cafes, had a bit of the city tour, went to the tallest building to see a huge view of the whole city, the end of the cty could not be