Hello, I love you - The Doors

Hello, I love you
Wont you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game
Hello, I love you
Wont you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game

Shes walking down the street
Blind to every eye she meets
Do you think youll be the guy
To make the queen of the angels sigh?

Hello, I love you
Wont you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game
Hello, I love you
Wont you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game

She holds her head so high
Like a statue in the sky
Her arms are wicked, and her legs are long
When she moves my brain screams out this song

Sidewalk crouches at her feet
Like a dog that begs for something sweet
Do you hope to make her see, you fool?
Do you hope to pluck this dusky jewel?

Hello, I love you
Wont you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game
Hello, I love you
Wont you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game




Hola, t’estimo
No em diràs el teu nom?
Hola, t’estimo
Deixa’m pujar al teu joc
Hola, t’estimo
No em diràs el teu nom?
Hola, t’estimo
Deixa’m pujar al teu joc

Ella està baixant per el carrer
Obra cada ull que es troba
Creus que seràs el noi
Per fer-la la reina dels teus sospirs?

Hola, t’estimo
No em diràs el teu nom?
Hola, t’estimo
Deixa’m pujar al teu joc
Hola, t’estimo
No em diràs el teu nom?
Hola, t’estimo
Deixa’m pujar al teu joc

Ella porta el cap ben alt
Com una estàtua en el cel
Els seus braços son dolents,
I les seves cames llargues
Quan es mou el meu cervell
Crida aquesta cançó

L’acera es postra en el seus peus
Com un gos que demana algo dolç
Espera a veure-la, bromeges?
Esperes arrencarà aquesta obscura joia?

Hola, t’estimo
No em diràs el teu nom?
Hola, t’estimo
Deixa’m pujar al teu joc
Hola, t’estimo
No em diràs el teu nom?
Hola, t’estimo
Deixa’m pujar al teu joc

How the turtle's shell evolved

A group of scientists have discovered a 220 million-year-old turtle fossil from China, that they can see the turtle’s shell evolved and how it become in nowadays turtle. In the prehistory was a swimming animal and had the tail more long than “modern turtle”. A scientist who was the first in study this fossil was Dr. Wu. It was an important archaeological find to reject other possible hypotheses of the creation turle’s shell. The fossilised turtle ancestor, which has been named Odontochelys semitestacea, meaning half-shelled turtle with teeth.

It’s propably that only live in rivers or deltas because the fossil explain us that the ancestor turtle had a maritim live. When the turtle only lived in the water, they have more potency to swim to scape to the predators. The shell was developed because when the turtles want to floor, they haven’t got any protection and only the turtles with a more stronger shell survive unleashing that the turtle in our days is with a stong shell.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7748280.stm

Protection boost for rare gorilla

Cameroon has created a new primate park to protect the critical situation that been Cross River gorillas, the most strangest subspecy in the gorilla's world.

There are 115 Cross River gorillas in the new national park of 300 there are in the world plusing all the subspecies. In Rome have been an agreement to protect this primates. This agreement was formed by all the countries have a subspecy. An important association (The Wildlife Consevation Society) helped to build this primate reservation where Cross River gorillas will can be more free and reparing his population.
The reason for this population falling are the wars of african countries have primates reserves and killed him to survive, to eat. Because the gorilla skin it’s apreciated and searched by primates hunters. And other reason is the deforestation of the planet that the natural environment must have the primates is eliminated. Cause they don’t know where go and they starve and died. Fotunally a coalition of groups, has declarated 2009 the Year of the Gorilla in an attemp the protect them and inform people what it’s happen in the world.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7754544.stm

South Africa 'at risk of cholera'

In South Africa the situation for the water is critical. Few persons have died intent trying to obtain drinkable water crossing Zimbabwe. A scientist, Mr.Turton has travel to there investigate the situation, but the Council of Scientific has suspended him to an affirmation that is passing in our days, "heading for a significant crisis in the water sector". For this reason, it's probably that these people didn't dead for the undrinkable water but the water could be contaminated of cholera.
The important groups of scientists don't think like Mr.Turton and say that it's an unnapropiate argument. But, if it is real, a lot of south african lives are in danger.

The South African government has denied this affirmation because they have witnees that the water is drinkable and it's tottally health. But an important group support Mr.Turton. South Africa's Minister of Health, Barbara Hogan, said South Africa has nearly 200 cases reported so far, but we can't call it a cholera crisis.

http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/images/news/2006/08-29-2006_2.jpg

Questions for preparing Martin Luther King's text

1. What rights did black people have in the USA in the 1960’s?
Anyone right, the american rights were against black people.

2. What was “segregation”?
Racial segregation separation of different racial groups in daily life, such as eating in a restaurant, drinking from a water fountain, using a rest room, attending school, going to the movies, or in the rental or purchase of a home. Segregation may be mandated by law or exist through social norms.

3. What did states as Georgia, Mississippi or Alabama have in common in the 1960’s?
Where were more percentage of african-americans.

4. Who were the “Pilgrims”?
Is a name commonly applied to the early settlers of the Plymouth Colony in present-day Plymouth, Massachusetts.

5. What is a “spiritual”?
Ethic, God want it because it’s correct and it’s we must want.

Vocabulary

Rooted - firmly implanted
Rise up - to get up from a lying, sitting, or kneeling posture; assume an upright position
Creed - any system or codification of belief or of opinion
Hold - to bear, sustain, or support, as with the hands or arms, or by any other means.
Swelter - to suffer from oppressive heat.
Heat - the state of a body perceived as having or generating a relatively high degree of warmth.
Rough - having a coarse or uneven surface, as from projections, irregularities, or breaks
Crooked - not straight; bending; curved
Straight - Informal. reliable, as a report or information
Flesh - the physical or animal nature of humankind as distinguished from its moral or spiritual nature
Despair - someone or something that causes hopelessness
Hope - the feeling that what is wanted can be had or that events will turn out for the best

Questions for preparing Barack Obama’s text

1. When did women get the right to vote in the United States? (par. 2)

In 1920, women received the right to vote in the United States with the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

2. What was the “New Deal”? (par. 5)

The New Deal (1933) was the name that United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave to a series of economic programs he initiated between 1933 and 1936 with the goal of giving work (relief) to the unemployed, reform of business and financial practices, and recovery of the economy during The Great Depression.

3. Paragraph 6 refers to “the bombs” falling on “our harbor”. Which bombs and which harbor is B. Obama referring to? (par. 6)

The harbor is our world and the bombs the politics who can do a worse world.

4. What was the “Montgomery bus boycott”? (par. 7)

The Montgomery Bus Boycott was a political and social protest campaign started in 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama, intended to oppose the city's policy of racial segregation on its public transit system.

5. To know who the “preacher from Atlanta” was, check

Martin Luther King

6. When did the Berlin wall fall down?

1989

7. What happened in the Edmund Pettus Bridge, outside Selma, in 1965?

On Sunday March 7, 1965, about six hundred people began a fifty-four mile march from Selma, Alabama to the state capitol in Montgomery. When ABC television interrupted a Nazi war crimes documentary, Judgement in Nuremberg, to show footage of violence in Selma a powerful metaphor was presented to the nation. Within forty-eight hours, demonstrations in support of the marchers were held in eighty cities and thousands of religious and lay leaders, including Dr. Martin Luther King, flew to Selma. On March 9, Dr. King led a group again to the Pettus Bridge where they knelt, prayed, and, to the consternation of some, returned to Brown Chapel. That night a Northern minister, who was in Selma to march, was killed by white vigilantes. The Edmund Pettus Bridge, named for Edmund Winston Pettus, a Confederate brigadier general, and eventual U.S. Senator, is a bridge in Selma, Alabama. It is infamous as the site of the conflict of Bloody Sunday (March 7, 1965), where armed officers attacked peaceful civil rights demonstrators.

8. To understand the reference to the Birmingham hoses, check:

A few firemen hurt with water to pressure a few boys of black race with the excuse that they wanted to extinguish the fire.

Vocabulary to look up:

Ballot - a slip or sheet of paper, cardboard, or the like, on which a voter marks his or her vote.
Cast a ballot – The place we can vote, give the ballot to vote.
Slavery - the condition of a slave; bondage.
Creed - any system, doctrine, or formula of religious belief, as of a denomination.
Despair - someone or something that causes hopelessness
Conquer - to gain, win, or obtain by effort, personal appeal
Witness - to see, hear, or know by personal presence and perception
Preacher - a person whose occupation or function it is to preach the gospel
Sum up - a particular aggregate or total, esp. with reference to money

Obervation your oral presentation

TOPIC: U.S. Elections

Presentation:
1. Did you use any resources? Yes, powerpoint and a video.
2. Were the resources relevant and attractive? Yes, they were.

Body language and eye contact:
3. Did you look at your audience most of the time? I look sometimes the power point at first time, because I was nervous. But no a lot of time.
4. Did you read from your notes? Only in the number how many delegates win Obama against Clinton and McCain.
5. Did you do any gestures/movement to hold the attention of you audience? Yes, a lot. It’s my nature, I expresse all with gestures and when I was speaking I moved a lot.

Structure:
6. Did you organize your ideas in order of importance? Yes.
7. Did you use discourse makers to make your ideas more clear? No, I improvize my ideas that I think were correct.

Content:
8. Did you introduce interesting, NEW information to your audience? Yes.
9. Did you look up information/facts/ideas in the Internet/books? Yes.
10. Was your information more superficial or more detailed and original? A little of everything.

Language:
11. Did you use check your grammar? Yes.
12. Did you use rich vocabulary looking up the dictionary? Yes.
13. Did you use sentence linkers? A little.
14. Did you use fillers? No, I use the important information I wanted to say.

Pronunciation & Intonation:
15. Did you know how to pronunce all you words? Yes, I practised it before the oral presentation, it’s obvious.
16. Did you check the pronunciation with a dictionary, a classmate or the teacher? No.
17. Did you change your tone of voice or use a monotone tone all the time? I change the tone of my voice to pronunciate american names and othet things. Definetly yes.
18. Did you speed in a fluid continuum or with breaks and interruptions? In a fluid continuum.

Self-Evaluation: Being benebolos, 10? Jaj. Seven, for the looks to screen and to have left me a couple of things.



Check your Language and Structure. Can you correct your mistakes?
I think the Structure it's correct but I was a little bit nervous at first time and it's caused I less a couple of things to say. I repeat the sentence linker "well" and I don't use any more. I think I could do it better.

Adrian Mole vs Thirteen

After read Adrian's Mole book and see Thirteen I want to compare them. The two treat of teenagers with different problems.

Adrian Mole
The book is the diary of Adrian Mole, which he starts at 1 January. He’s mad at his mum because she doesn’t give him healthy food. In January his parents get ill and Adrian feels sorry for himself because he has to take care of his parents. The neighbour, Mr. Lucas, visits Adrian’s mother very often, even when she’s recovered. At school there is a new girl, Pandora, and Adrian is in love with her. Adrian has to take care of an 89-year-old man, Bert Baxter. And when Adrian finds out his best friend Nigel is going out with Pandora he feels very depressed. In the mean while Adrian’s mother visits Mr. Lucas very often and after a few days she gets a job at the same office as Mr. Lucas and she rides to work with him every day.

Because of this, Adrian’s parents argue a lot. Barry Kent, a classmate of Adrian demands money. Adrian can’t pay him and it's the reason Barry hurt him. In November his mother sends a telegram, in which she says she is coming home, and his parents fall in love again. In January Bert Baxter marries with Queenie. And his father finally finds a job. Adrian and Pandora make a fight, but after a few days, they make it up again. The diary ends on April 3, a day after Adrian’s birthday.

Thirteen is a little bit different as Adrian Mole. Overcoat because the situations are very different.

Thirteen
Tracy it's a teenager formal. When he change to high-school she has envy of popular girls and she want to dress like a popular girl. The girls seen her and accept Tracy in their group after steal a wallet. Tracy hurts herself because she has a lot of problems in her house, her mother don't make attention in her and his father lives far.

Evie, a popular girl transform Tracy with another person, they consume drugs and alcohol. Tracy's mother is mad because he can't stop de transformation oh Tracy insipirated in the Evie's model. Finally, Evie, the problem of all causes returned to her house and Tracy want to be a normal girl.

Jake & Roger podcast

Europass Language Passport

http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dcvqcqgp_28cmhjpwfh

Oral presentation - Transcription

HI, I'm Roger and I'm student, well student now, I wanna be Catalonia's President. Well, my oral presentation it's about U.S. elections. Why? Because I've watched tv every day this year and all time U.S. elections appeared in it.
U.S. elections are composed by two different parties, the democratic party and the republican party. Yes, the logos are a donkey and an elephant.
Well. The elections americans are a little bit different as our one. First, the country chooses the representative of political party to be in presidency elections. This year, the most hardly primaries, the name of this first elects, have been the democratic primaries with two opponents that has been Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Obama won with a difference of 43 superdelegates.While Obama won his democratic primaries, John McCain won without problems his personal primaries. Well, the battle for the presidency was served. McCain would have to see the faces with Obama, a man who increased his reputation every day he talk.
To vote, let me explain. Citizens must vote to compromisaries of a party or each other. The largest number of compromisaries won and the votes of all the state go with a party.
There was a lot of polls that won John McCain, but the important quote was in 4th November that won Barack Obama with a reult, an historical marck 349 to 163 delegates.
Let's hope the new president will improve the economic, sanitary, belong to Kyoto's agreement and solve the country in war, Iraq. But , the United States will be a country dangerlike it is in our days, with the current acting president George Walker Bush, also called the stupid in images, you can see.
Finally, we want to listen a video and you'll can make me some questions and I'll try to answer it, thank you.

My oral presentation

This it's the video of my oral presentation, about de elections of U.S.A. that have won Barack Obama. I hope you like it.

Munich

Munich it's a film about a true event. The world was watching in 1972 as 11 Israeli athletes were murdered at the Munich Olympics. This is the story of what happened next.
Israel have been reactioned with the murder, it contracted a militar to make a team in Munich, run around Europe and kill all the murders.
There was a revenge.

Horror story

In 1713 the family Cunningham were living in a village near San Diego. This family was normal at first time you seen, but they were passed a lot of tragic situations. Billy, the little boy of the family had eight years old, while he went to bring a bucket with water of the well, Mary, Billy’s mother, has listened a strange noise of the bucket falling down. Billy didn’t was anywhere but the bucket still was rolling on the floor.
Billy was buried in San Diego and the police less the case open.

Family Cunningham where less the house and they changed San Diego to New Orleans. San Diego was living in calm up to our days... The last year, a member of the Cunningam family has bought the house where have lived their forbears, he didn’t know anything about it. He was married with a woman and they have two girls, and a little boy. They have pass the best time of their lives in the house but they didn’t know the house will bring them the death.

When Bill had eight years old, his parents gift him a little bucket to play with the sand in summer, it was a inocently present in their eyes but it have been the object of the crime. A day, Bill was playing near the well, doing sand castles when a person entered into the garden and put a bucket upside down like a step, Bill rosed by him and he couldn’t see the water in the end of well. From this day, nobody knows anymore about Bill... The police found a note with: “the nightmare killed me, Billy”.

First e-mail

Every summer that I’ve passed, I’ve stayed in my house, I was always waking up at twelve o’clock and played with my friends all the day. But this summer has been diferent... This summer, I have sixteen years old and my parents have did me work. To begin, the work and friends makes me feel happy, but my boss was an idiot who criticizing me every day.I’ve worked two months in Montserrat Supermarket. I finished to work in it very tired every day... So, while I worked I was wishing: “¡oh my god, please, begin already the classes!”