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FLICKR

2005-11-09T19:51:00.000-08:00

Go to flickr and join in. Then upload your photos and click on sizes, copy the HTML and paste it on your post, but remember to do it in Edit Html, not in compose mode.

Sculpture by the sea

2005-11-09T18:21:00.000-08:00

Hi everyone!
I've never heard about it before and I'm very impressed with this marvelous outdoor spectacle of art.
When I first heard about Sculpture by the Sea, I thought they were talking about "sand sculpture" like we have in Brazil where the artists use only sand.
Here the artists use all sorts of materials to create some absollutely fanfastic effects.

You can see more pics by clicking here.
Marcelino.

Invitation

2005-11-09T16:43:00.000-08:00

Hi everyone!
I'd like to invite all of you to watch my presentation about Brazil.
It will take place next Thursday, the 17th of November.
If you have some specific point about Brasilian culture that you fancy to know, please, let me know. It will be a pleasure to talk about my country.
At left you can see a pic of Rio de Janeiro which name means "River of January", one of the most popular and known city of Brazil.

Hello

2005-11-02T16:32:00.000-08:00

Hi everyone!!
I am Marcelino, a new student from Brazil.
I just arrived in Australia a few weeks ago and started having english lessons at last Monday.
I was born in a small city in the State of Sao Paulo which capital is the city of Sao Paulo ( the same name) to where I had moved many years ago.
You can see two pics of Sao Paulo. The second one show us Avenida Paulista, the Sao Paulo's main avenue where you might find one of the most expansive square meter in the world.

Sao Paulo is one of the five bigests cities in the world and have got about twenty milion people living there. It's almost the Australian total population.
It is a beatifull place with the same matters of the great cities, as New York, Tokio, Santiago or Citie of Mexico. Paulistans can count from cheap restaurants where you can have a complete good meal for only one or two australian dollars, to excelents (and very expensive) restaurants that offer meals from the four corners of the world.