“Walls of the World”
August 28, 2016 12:55
Hi Everyone,
Happy Sunday! I thought I would share this song by Katie Melua with you…it is very soothing and usually cheers my Sunday!
I have also posted the lyrics for those interested .
“The Walls Of The World”
By: Katie Melua
But I never noticed it in the sky before
And you don’t need to worry
‘Cause I need your love, my friend
There’s a strong kind of feeling when I know you’re near
Nobody alive can take it away from me
And I feel like I’ve known you for a thousand years
Bring it out into the light
‘Cause I think I’m gonna write it on the walls of the world
So everyone will know today the love I hold for you
I will write it on the walls of the world
So that the sun won’t…
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Filipe Camarão, indígena, guerrilheiro, nacionalista
August 28, 2016 12:52
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Filipe Camarão foi um chefe guerrilheiro indígena. Chefiou tropas na luta contra os invasores holandeses. Guerreou de Pernambuco à Paraíba e na primeira Batalha de Guararapes (1648), recebendo o título de dom. Nasceu por volta de 1600, na Capitania do Rio Grande (atualmente, Rio Grande do Norte), e morreu em 1648, no Recife (PE). Índio potiguar, chamado Poti em sua tribo. Convertido ao cristianismo, recebeu o nome de Antônio Filipe pelos jesuítas que o educaram, numa homenagem a Filipe IV, rei da Espanha.
Filipe Camarão foi citada por Ulysses Guimarães, na sessão de promulgação da Constituinte de 1988, em 5 de outubro. “O Estado encarnado na metrópole resignara-se ante a invasão holandesa no Nordeste. A sociedade restaurou nossa integridade territorial com a insurreição nativa de Tabocas e Guararapes sob a liderança de André Vidal de Negreiros, Felipe Camarão e João Fernandes Vieira que cunhou a frase da preeminência da sociedade sobre…
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Video: Room Service
August 28, 2016 12:28
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Something strange is going on in this hotel.
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Directed by Ghaith Al-Talli, Vincent Brossard, Yannick Dondi, Julie Evain, Marie Greff.
Music by Daisy Herbaut.
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Video: “Balance” — winner of the 1989 Academy Award for Best Animated Short
August 28, 2016 12:16
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Directed by German twin brothers Wolfgang and Christoph Lauenstein, this simple black and white narrative won the 1989 Academy Award for Best Animated Short. Although the film may seem a little creepy as a group of identical men in coats balance precariously on a platform while sound effects amplify every movement, the animation is so well executed that it works as a unique allegory about the dangers of greed and competition.
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