Promoção - Natal Premiado

Para participar da Promoção, acesse a imagem publicada na nossa Fan Page no Facebook.

REGULAMENTO DA PROMOÇÃO “NATAL PREMIADO”

1. Prêmios e prazo da promoção

1.1. O concurso “Natal Premiado”,  realizado pela Escola de Idiomas 4ever English, e é aberto a todas as pessoas físicas, que não sejam alunos da escola, residentes e domiciliadas em território nacional;

1.2. A Promoção tem por objetivo premiar, por meio de sorteio, um (01) dos fãs da página da 4ever english no Facebook, com uma bolsa de estudos com 20% de desconto durante o primeiro semestre de 2013, para o curso regular de inglês com turmas a iniciarem em 2013.

1.3 A promoção será realizada a partir do aplicativo “Sorteie-me”, que realiza um sorteio automático entre os fãs da página da 4ever English no Facebook.

1.4 A 4ever English não tem nenhuma responsabilidade ou controle sobre o sorteio. Todo o processo é realizado automaticamente pelo aplicativo, sem qualquer interferência manual.

1.5 A 4ever English não se responsabiliza por problemas ou bugs decorrentes do aplicativo “Sorteie-me”, ou da própria rede social.

1.6 A Promoção terá início dia 21 de novembro e término no dia 28 de dezembro, às 16h.

2. Critério de participação e premiação

2.1. Para participar a pessoa deve:

a) Curtir a página da 4ever English no Facebook;
b) Acessar o aplicativo “Sorteie-me” e clicar em “Quero participar”;
c) Compartilhar a imagem de divulgação da promoção, publicada pela página oficial da 4ever English no Facebook.

2.2 A não realização de qualquer uma das etapas acima descritas implica na desclassificação automática da promoção.

2.3 Na hipótese de o vencedor ser desclassificado ou perder o direito a receber a premiação, será realizado um novo sorteio para escolher um novo vencedor.

2.4 O prêmio é pessoal e intransferível, não sendo, permitida a troca do prêmio por dinheiro ou qualquer outro produto;

2.5 Não será permitida a participação de funcionários das empresas envolvidas na ação, bem como de alunos ou ex alunos da escola;

2.6 Perfis falsos, criados especificamente para participar deste tipo de promoção  ou que tentem, de alguma maneira, burlar o sistema de sorteio ou as regras da promoção, serão desclassificados.

2.5 A participação nesta Promoção implica na aceitação total de todos os itens deste regulamento, que poderá ser alterado pelos seus organizadores tantas vezes quanto necessário, sendo estes ajustes divulgados.

3. Premiação

3.1 O vencedor da promoção será premiado com uma (01) bolsa de estudos com 20% de desconto, durante o ano de 2013, para o curso regular de inglês com turmas iniciando em 2013.

3.2 Será considerado vencedor da promoção o participante que, após realizar as 3 etapas descritas no item 2.1, for sorteado pelo aplicativo “Sorteie-me”.

3.3 O envio do prêmio será feito em até 15 dias após o resultado, mediante identificação do contemplado com apresentação dos seguintes dados: nome completo, endereço com CEP, telefone para contato e e-mail. A falta de qualquer uma destas informações poderá acarretar no não recebimento do prêmio.

3.4 O ganhador terá 7 (sete) dias, a contar da data do anúncio do vencedor, para retornar ao contato da 4ever English. A não resposta dentro do prazo implicará na desclassificação do ganhador.

3.5 O ganhador poderá ter seu nome anunciado no site, Facebook oficial da escola, a critério dos organizadores da promoção. O  candidato poderá, ainda, ter seu nome divulgado em veículos que sejam de interesse da empresa organizadora.

A HORROR STORIE!

A beautiful 8 year old girl, Izzy, got this adorable china doll for her birthday. She called her Sam. One day Izzy was playing with her doll until her mom called her for bed. Izzy put the doll in the basement and went up to bed.

In the middle of the night she heard weird noises. Then she heard "China doll, china doll in the basement, china doll, china doll on the stairs, china doll, china doll in your parents room, now they're dead." Izzy fell back into a troubled sleep.

In the morning she raced to her parents room and they were dead. She cried as her brother planned the funeral. Izzy did not play with Sam that day. She went up to bed early and fell asleep.

In the middle of the night she heard chanting again. China doll, china doll in the basement, china doll, china doll on the stairs, china doll, china doll in your parents room, china doll, china doll in your brothers room now he's dead." Izzy shivered and fell into another troubling sleep.

In the morning she went to her brothers room, he was dead. She spent the day in her room and wouldn't come out. Night fell again and she went to sleep.

She heard the chanting again. "China doll, china doll in the basement, china doll, china doll on the stairs, china doll, china doll in your parents room, china doll, china doll in your brothers room, china doll, china doll in your room." She gazed up to see the doll. "Now you're...dead!"

The police found her the next day with no sign of the murderer. All they heard was chuckling in the distance. The chuckle of a brown haired, brown eyed china doll, on the hunt for her next victims.

TESTE SEU INGLÊS -COMPLETE A LETRA DA MÚSICA

ALWAYS (BON JOVI)T his romeo is bleeding But you can't _________his blood It's nothing but some feelings That this old ___________kicked up It's been raining since you left me Now I'm _______in the flood  You see I've always been a ___________ But without you I give up Now I can't sing a love song Like the way it's __________to be Well, I guess I'm not that good anymore  But baby, that's ___________me  And I will love you, baby - Always  And I'll be there __________and a day - Always I'll be there till the stars don't shine Till the heavens burst and The _____________don't rhyme And I know when I die, you'll be on my mind And I'll love you - Always Now your pictures that you _____________behind Are just memories of a different life Some that made us ______________, some that made us cry One that made you have to say goodbye What I'd give to run my fingers through your _____________ To touch your_____________, to hold you near When you say your prayers try to understand  I've made ____________, I'm just a man When he holds you close, when he pulls you near  When he says the words you've been ___________________to hear  I'll wish I was him 'cause those words are mine To say to you till the _______________of time Yeah, I will love you baby - Always And I'll be there forever and a day - Always If you told me to cry for you I _______________ If you told me to die for you I _____________________ Take a look at my face There's no price I won't pay To say these words to you Well, there ain't no luck In these loaded __________________ But baby if you give me just one more try We can pack up our old dreams And our ______________lives We'll find a place where the sun _________________shines And I will love you, baby - Always And I'll be there forever and a day - Always  I'll be there till the ________________don't shine Till the _______________________burst and The words don't ___________________ And I know when I die, you'll be on my mind And I'll love you - Always

FESTA EM 20.07 FINAL DO SEMESTRE

AGRADECEMOS AOS ALUNOS QUE ESTIVERAM EM NOSSA FESTINHA , ONDE FIZEMOS ALGUMAS DINÂMINCAS ,  BRINCADEIRAS E SORTEIOS. AQUELES QUE NÃO COMPARECERAM SE PROGRAMEM PARA O PRÓXIMO ENCONTRO.BJKS

EXPRESSÕES COMUNS EM VIAGENS...CONFIRA

Confira algumas frases/expressões comuns em viagens.

1. "Can I get your ticket number?"
- Posso ver o número da sua passagem?

2. "You are scheduled to depart on June 15th.''
- Sua partida está programada para o dia 15 de junho.

3. "Would you like to book your seats now?"
- Vocês gostariam de reservar os lugares agora?

4. "Would you like a window seat or an aisle seat?"
- Gostariam de um lugar na janela ou no corredor?

5. "Do you prefer window or aisle?"
- Prefere janela ou corredor?

6. "Business or pleasure?''
- A negócios ou a passeio?

7. ''Where is the Company X airline counter?''
- Onde fica o balcão da Empresa X?

8. ''What time does the next flight to the USA leave?''
- A que horas sai o próximo vôo para os EUA?

9. ''How much is a ticket to the USA in tourist class / first class / business class?''
- Quanto é uma passagem para os EUA na classe econômica/primeira classe/classe executiva?

10. ''Where is the Lost Baggage office?''
- Onde posso comunicar/reclamar a minha bagagem extraviada/perdida?

11.''Where can I exchange money?''
- Onde posso trocar dinheiro?

12. ''Where can I rent a car?''
- Onde posso alugar um carro?

13. ''Where is the coffee shop? Does it have Internet access?''
- Onde fica a lanchonete? Tem internet?

PROJETO DE INGLÊS - ENTREGA EM 02.07

Todo estudante de inglês já deve ter ouvido falar do tal Present Continuous, também conhecido como Present Progressive. Um tempo verbal que, ao contrário do que muita gente pensa, tem vários usos em inglês.
Para começar, saiba que este tempo verbal é formado por: verbo be + ~ing. Isto significa que você deve saber conjugar o tal do verbo 'be' e também saber acrescentar ~ing ao verbo. Exemplos,
I am studying (Eu estou estudando)
He is working (Ele está trabalhando)
She is reading (Ela está lendo)
They are cooking (Eles estão cozinhando)
We are writing (Nós estamos escrevendo)

Sabendo como construir este tempo verbal podemos passar para o seu uso. Ou melhor, em que momentos usamos esta construção verbal e o que podemos comunicar com ela.

Para alunos que estão no nível básico é sempre ensinado que o Present Continuous é o equivalente ao gerúndio em português. Ou seja, usa-se o Present Continuous quando queremos dizer que algo está acontecendo no momento da fala, da mesma forma como os exemplos acima.

O que livros e professores esquecem de dizer é que com este uso, o Present Continuous deve vir acompanhado de palavras/expressões como "now" (agora), "at the moment" (no momento), "right now" (agora mesmo, neste instante), ou no contexto torna-se necessário o seu uso. Veja:

• I am reading Denilso's blog right now. (Neste instante eu estou lendo o blog do Denilso)
• My workmates are working now. (Meus colegas de trabalho estão trabalhando agora)
• They are traveling through Italy at the moment. (Eles estão viajando pela Itália no momento)
• Why are you crying? (Por que você está chorando?)

A semelhança com a língua portuguesa é notável. Por isto, muita gente ao se deparar com os outros usos do Present Continuous acha tudo muito complicado. Culpa também da famosa tradução palavra por palavra. Como assim?

O ponto onde muita gente se atrapalha é quando aprende que o Present Continuous também é usado para expressar o futuro em inglês. Ou melhor, se eu já tenho tudo planejado, agendado, esquematizado, etc para fazer algo no futuro (hoje a noite, amanhã, depois de amanhã, semana que vem, mês que vem ano que vem, etc) eu posso usar o Present Continuous sem medo. Mas devo lembrar de usar também uma expressão de tempo que indique o futuro. Observe:

• I am traveling to Italy next year. (Vou viajar para a Itália no ano que vem)
• We are having dinner together tonight. (Nós vamos jantar juntos hoje à noite)
• She is starting a new job next week. (Ela vai começar um trabalho novo na semana que vem)

Achou isto confuso? Então vamos comparar duas sentenças:

1. They are studying English at the moment.
2. They are studying English next year.

Veja que na sentença 1 o "at the moment" deixa bem claro que a ação (study English) está acontecendo neste momento, agora. Eu sei que agora eles estão estudando inglês. Já na sentença 2 o "next year" nos informa que isto é algo para o ano que vem. Eles vão viajar para a Itália no próximo ano. Eles organizaram tudo: passagens, estadia, roteiros, etc.

Percebeu que são dois momentos diferentes: agora e depois? Estes dois momentos em inglês se valem do mesmo tempo verbal: Present Continuous. A única diferença é a expressão de tempo (advérbio de tempo): "at the moment" e "next year".

Será que ficou claro agora!? Espero que sim! Devo acrescentar ainda que há situações em que nós usamos o gerúndio (estou estudando, estamos aprendendo, etc) em português e em inglês não será o Present Constinuous. Mas isto é assunto para outro post. See you, guys! Take care...

LOGO, LOGO.....ESPELHO DA VIDA PROFº LUCAS YAN

Ven aí ... a 1ª Edição do Livro de Poesias Espelho da Vida de autoria do Profº Lucas Yan...

HAPPY EASTER!!!

Easter In the UK

In the UK Easter is one of the major Christian festivals of the year. It is full of customs, folklore and traditional food. However, Easter in Britain has its beginnings long before the arrival of Christianity. Many theologians believe Easter itself is named after the Anglo-Saxon goddess of the dawn and spring - Eostre.

In Britain Easter occurs at a different time each year. It is observed on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. This means that the festival can occur on any Sunday between March 22 and April 25. Not only is Easter the end of the winter it is also the end of Lent, traditionally a time of fasting in the Christian calendar. It is therefore often a time of fun and celebration.
The Friday before Easter Sunday and the Monday after are a bank holiday in the UK. Over Easter schools in the UK close for two weeks, just enough time to digest all the chocolate.

Good Friday
On the Friday before Easter, Christians commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is a day of mourning in church and special Good Friday services are held where Christians meditate on Jesus's suffering and death on the cross, and what this means for their faith.
Calling it 'Good Friday' may seem a bit bizarre, but some people think that it was once called God's Friday or Holy Friday.

Symbols of Easter

Many of the symbols and traditions of Easter are connected with renewal, birth, good luck and fertility.

The Cross

Of course as it is a Christian festival one of the main symbols is a cross, often on a hill. When Jesus was crucified, the cross became a symbol of suffering. Then with the resurrection, Christians saw it as a symbol of victory over death. In A.D. 325, Constantine issued a decree at the Council of Nicaea, that the Cross would be the official symbol of Christianity.

Palms

The week of Easter begins on Palm Sunday. Why Palm Sunday? Well, in Roman times it was customary to welcome royalty by waving palm branches, a bit like a ticker-tape parade. So, when Jesus arrived in Jerusalem on what is now known as Palm Sunday, people welcomed him with palm branches carpeting the streets and waving them. Today, on Palm Sunday, Christians carry palm branches in parades, and make them into crosses and garlands to decorate the Church.

Easter Eggs

Easter eggs are a very old tradition going to a time before Christianity. Eggs after all are a symbol of spring and new life.
Exchanging and eating Easter eggs is a popular custom in many countries. In the UK before they were replaced by chocolate Easter eggs real eggs were used, in most cases, chicken eggs. The eggs were hard-boiled and dyed in various colors and patterns. The traditionally bright colours represented spring and light. Sadly, nowadays if you gave a child in Britain a hard-boiled egg on Easter Sunday, you would probably end up wearing it!
An older more traditional game is one in which real eggs are rolled against one another or down a hill. The owner of the egg that stayed uncracked the longest won. Even today in the north of England, for example as at Preston in Lancashire, they still carry out the custom of egg rolling. Hard boiled eggs are rolled down slopes to see whose egg goes furthest. In other places another game is played. You hold an egg in the palm of the hand and bang against your opponent's egg. The loser is the one whose egg breaks first.
Nowadays people give each other Easter eggs made of chocolate, usually hollow and filled with sweets. On TV you will see adverts for Cadbury's Creme Eggs, a very sweet confectionery. The catchphrase for the adverts is "How do you eat yours?" And Britain children hunt for (chocolate) Easter eggs hidden about the home or garden by the Easter bunny.

The Easter Bunny

Rabbits, due to their fecund nature, have always been a symbol of fertility.The Easter bunny (rabbit) however may actually be an Easter hare. The hare was allegedly a companion of the ancient Moon goddess and of Eostre.
Strangely the bunny as an Easter symbol seems to have it's origins in Germany, where it was first mentioned in German writings in the 16th Century. The first edible Easter bunnies appeared in Germany during the early 1800s, they were made of pastry and sugar.
In the UK children believe that if they are good the "Easter Bunny " will leave (chocolate) eggs for them.
Sadly hare hunting (hare coursing) used to be a common pastime at Easter. But this might please some of the more fundamentalist Christians, who consider the fluffy fellow to be unchristian.

George Clooney & Dad ARRESTED During Protest

George Clooney & Dad ARRESTED During Protest

11:30 AM PST -- Clooney just bailed out ... for $100.

8:45 AM PST -- Clooney and his dad were arrested for crossing a police line ... which is a misdemeanor offense.

Father and son were arrested by the uniformed division of the U.S. Secret Service ... but he's currently being booked into a D.C. police station.


George Clooney and his father Nick have been arrested in Washington, D.C. during a protest over the Sudan crisis.

Clooney was leading a protest in front of the Sudanese embassy in D.C. when he was hauled away by secret service agents.


Clooney's publicist Stan Rosenfield tells TMZ, "They were protesting the violence committed by the government of Sudan on its own innocent men, women and children. They were demanding they allow humanitarian aid into the country before it becomes the largest humanitarian crisis in the world."

Sources connected with George tell us he feels good about the arrest because it puts the spotlight on the crisis. Moments before the arrest, George was mobbed by reporters (below) -- claiming, he was protesting to raise awareness about the "Sudanese government committing atrocities on their own people."

We're told a dozen people got arrested including congressmen, leaders of the human rights community, Sudanese citizens, Martin Luther King III and George's father ... Nick Clooney.

The Tale of Harry Potter and the Naked Role

The Tale of Harry Potter and the Naked Role

Steve Forrest for The New York Times

Fans outside the Gielgud Theater in London, where "Equus" is playing.

Daniel Radcliffe appears as a disturbed young man in Peter ."

Steve Forrest for The New York Times

The actor Daniel Radcliffe signing autographs backstage at the Gielgud Theater. One fan’s opinion: “Wow, he must have been working out.” More Photos >

Not actually Harry Potter, of course, since he is fictional, but the next best thing: Daniel Radcliffe, who plays him in the movies. Now 17, Mr. Radcliffe has cast off his wand, his broomstick and everything else to appear in the West End revival of Peter Shaffer’s “Equus.” He stars as Alan Strang, a disturbed young man who, in a distinctly un-Harry-Potterish moment of frenzied psychosexual madness, blinds six horses with a hoof pick.
“We’re all kind of freaked out about seeing his — well, him naked,” Ms. Tobin, 20, said after a recent performance. “I still think of him as an 11-year-old boy.”
To make it clear what audiences are in for, at least in part, photographs of Mr. Radcliffe’s buff torso, stripped almost to the groin, have been used to advertise the production. It is as jarring as if, say, Anne Hathaway suddenly announced that instead of playing sweet-natured princesses and fashion-world ingénues, she wanted to appear onstage as a nude, murderous prostitute.
“Equus” opened last week, and the consensus so far is that Mr. Radcliffe has successfully extricated himself from his cinematic alter ego. Considering that playing Harry Potter is practically all he has done in his career, this is no small achievement.
“I think he’s a really good actor, and I sort of forgot about Harry Potter,” said Ophelia Oates, 14, who saw the play over the weekend. “Anyway, you can’t be Harry Potter forever.”
In The Daily Telegraph, Charles Spencer said that “Daniel Radcliffe brilliantly succeeds in throwing off the mantle of Harry Potter, announcing himself as a thrilling stage actor of unexpected depth and range.”
Mr. Radcliffe told The Telegraph that “I thought it would be a bad idea to wait till the Potter films were all finished to do something else.” There are still a few to go. The fifth, “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix,” is scheduled for release on July 13, and Mr. Radcliffe has signed on for the final two installments as well. (Meanwhile, the seventh and last book in the series, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” will hit stores on July 21.)
Harry and Alan could not be more dissimilar as characters, even if both “come from quite weird backgrounds,” as 13-year-old Ella Pitt, another recent theatergoer, put it. (And no, she declared, she was not too young for all the nakedness, swearing and sexuality.) Both characters have unresolved issues relating to their parents: Harry, because his are dead, and Alan, because his have driven him insane.
But when it comes to romance, for instance, the celluloid Harry has yet to kiss a girl; the big moment comes in the forthcoming film. Meanwhile, Alan in “Equus” not only engages in some serious equi-erotic nuzzling with an actor playing a horse, but is also onstage, fully nude, for 10 minutes, during which he nearly has sex with an equally naked young woman.




“Equus,” which also stars Richard Griffiths as the unconventional psychiatrist who helps untangle Alan’s ecstatic madness and tortured imagination, is playing to sellout audiences at the Gielgud Theater here, and there is talk of transferring the production to Broadway, perhaps next season. Some people are drawn by interest in the play itself, which won the Tony Award for best play in 1975. Some come to see Mr. Griffiths, a seasoned actor who himself won a Tony Award last year for his role in “The History Boys.”
Then there are the Radcliffe fans, who have watched the actor negotiate the rocky path of adolescence right before their eyes. They have watched his Harry Potter fly through the air, forget to do his homework, talk to snakes, smite people with his magic wand, stay up past his bedtime and suffer any number of traumatic near-death experiences. Try as they might during the performance, they cannot completely de-Potter their minds.
“I was, like, ‘I don’t want to see him poke the eyes out of horses,’ ” said Marie Aveni, 22.
Emily Bunch, 21, remarked, “I thought, ‘Harry Potter! Where are your glasses?’ ” Wendy Krekeler, 20, described her first glimpse of the shirtless Mr. Radcliffe this way: “I thought, ‘Wow, he must have been working out.’ ”
But, his admirers say, it is clear that Mr. Radcliffe is not a one-trick actor, fated to end his career playing elderly magicians in “Harry Potter” rip-offs.
“I wanted to see if he could play both a wizard boy and a psycho patient,” said Ashley Lucas, 21, “and I think he did an excellent job.”
Mr. Radcliffe’s star presence in “Equus” does not appear to have traumatized innocent “Harry Potter” aficionados, although not everyone knows what to expect. At one performance, Karoline Nordmo, an admirer from Sweden, said she was hoping to buy tickets for herself and her 12-year-old sister, Lorentine.
“We know that it has something to do with horses, and that he’s in it,” she explained.
Katelyn Gill, 20, a student from California who saw “Equus” with several friends, said the experience had not ruined the “Harry Potter” films for her; it only changed her perception of its star.
“After we saw the play, we were like, ‘Oh, my God — we’ll never be able to see Harry Potter in the same way again,’ ” she said. “We saw him naked!”

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President Obama sings Al Green’s ‘Let’s stay together’ at Harlem’s Apollo Theater

By Fahima Haque

President Barack Obama sings before speaking at a campaign event, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012, at the Apollo Theatre in the Harlem neighborhood of New York. (Haraz N. Ghanbari - AP) President Obama made headlines Thursday for something other than his stance on SOPA, his Keystone XL pipeline rejection or his master reelection plans. He decided to sing a classic: the Rev. Al Green’s ‘Let’s Get Together.’
Obama was in New York City for a slew of fundraisers and was at the famous Apollo Theater in Harlem when he decided to belt out the line “I’m so in love with you.” Green and India Arie had just performed and was in the audience.
Both ‘Al Green’ and ‘President Obama’ are trending Twitter topics. Here’s what some users are tweeting:

MARTIN LUTHER KING WEEK!

Martin Luther King Jr.　

I HAVE A DREAM
 　I say to you today, my friends, even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American Dream.
I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these truths to be self-evident; thal all men are created equal".

I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi, a state sweltering with the heat of injustice, sweltering with the heat of oppression, will be transformed into an oasis of freedom and justice.

I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.
I have a dream today.

I have a dream that one day down in Alabama with its vicious racists, with its governor having his lips dripping with the words of interposition and nullification one day right there in Alabama little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and little white girls as sisters and brothers.
I have a dream today.

I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plains, and the crooked places will be made straight, and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all the flesh shall see it together.
This is our hope. This is the faith that I go back to the South with.
With this faith we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope.
With this faith we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood.
With this faith we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day.
This will be the day when all of God's children will be able to sing with new meaning, "My country 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing. Land where my father died, land of pilgrims' pride, from every mountainside, let freedom ring".
And if America is to be a great nation this must become true. So let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of New Hampshire. Let freedom ring from the mighty mountains of New York. Let freedom ring from the heightening Alleghenies of Pennsylvania!

Let freedom ring from the snowcapped Rockies of Colorado! Let freedom ring from the curvacious slopes of California!
But not only that; let freedom ring from the Stone Mountain of Georgia! Let freedom ring from Lookout Mountain of Tennessee. Let freedom ring from every hill and mole hill of Mississippi. From every mountainside, let freedom ring, and when this happens,

When we let freedom ring, when we let it ring from every village and every hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of God's children, black men and white men, Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and Catholics, will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old Negro spiritual, "Free at last! Free at last! Thank God almighty, we are free at last"!　

January HOLYDAYS

The American and Brazilian HOLYDAYS!!!
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MATRICULAS ABERTAS!!!! *-*