http://www.escolagames.com.br/jogos/aprendendoIngles/http://www.escolagames.com.br/jogos/aprendendoInglesCorpoHumano/ Central Park (in Portuguese: Parque Central) is a large park (with 341 hectares) within the U.S. city of New York, the state of the same name. It has an area of 3.4 square kilometers and is located in the district of Manhattan.The park, which existed for 150 years, is considered by many New Yorkers, an oasis within the great forest of skyscrapers in the region. It is a place where people can slow down the frantic New York: people can sit on a bench and read the newspaper, chat with friends, play games, ride a bike or playing with children.With approximately twenty-five million visitors annually, Central Park is the most visited park in the city and appears in many movies and television programs, making it known worldwide.It was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, who later created Brooklyn's Prospect Park. Although the park looks natural, it is in fact almost entirely landscaped and contains several artificial lakes, hiking trails, two ice rinks, a living shrine and diverse fields. Is the most affected state of Alabama, with 131 dead.Damage was massive, said the governor.The death toll from storms and tornadoes on Wednesday in the U.S. rose to 214, officials said on Thursday (28). There are dead in six states.The most serious situation is in Alabama, with 131 dead. The governor said the state has suffered a "massive destruction of property."Robert Bentley said the death toll to rise. He declared a state of "extreme emergency" and ordered federal aid to cope with the disaster.In addition to Alabama, there are also killed in Mississippi (32), Tennessee (19), Georgia (13), Virginia (8) and Kentucky (1).Authorities fear that the press and the number of victims grows.The authorities declared a state of emergency in seven states: Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee and Oklahoma.In all, the governors called out the National Guard to help in rescue operations and cleanliness.Of a total of 50 states, 21 were affected by storms in a region stretching from the Great Lakes in the far north, to the Gulf of Mexico in the south.The National Weather Service (NWS) has indicated that more than 300 tornadoes had been reported since last Friday, more than 130 on Wednesday.President Obama ordered the government to "act quickly" in Alabama. He should visit the affected areas in Alabama on Friday, according to the White House.Tornado approaching Tuscaloosa, Ala., on Wednesday (27) (Photo: AP Photo / The Tuscaloosa News, Dusty Compton) Tornado approaching Tuscaloosa, Ala., on Wednesday (27) (Photo: AP Photo / The Tuscaloosa News, Dusty Compton)The Alabama was the state hardest hit, swept by two lines of storms and a tornado that turned the city into ruins from Tuscaloosa, home of the University of Alabama.Tuscaloosa Mayor Walter Maddox, told CNN that the tornado was "obliterated blocks and blocks" of the city, killing 36 people."Our infrastructure was absolutely devastated," he added. "When I see this trail of destruction in about five to seven miles (8 to 11 km) long by half or a mile wide, I do not know how anyone survived.""There are parts of town