Author: The Brasilians NewsPaper
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Project ‘Girls Who Code’ Wins Contest
A project for a bionic hand for a class led a group of high school girls in Wyoming to develop an app that facilitates the distribution of ready meals to elderly people in the community.
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How the U.S. Helps Small Businesses Succeed
The founder of Freedom Interiors in Kansas City, Missouri, Carol Espinosa was named the 2019 Small Business Administration Person of the Year for the state. Natalie and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Espinosa attended the University of Kansas, where she graduated in creative writing. After graduating, she worked in a furniture supply store and…
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Tackling the High Cost of Student Loan Debt
There’s no way around it: Americans are drowning in student loan debt, collectively owing $1.5 trillion. Rising college costs mean that number isn’t likely to drop much in the next few decades. The average student borrower takes out around $26,000 in loans over the course of a bachelor’s degree – debt that’s impossible to discharge…
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Puerto Rico: a natural and gastronomic paradise
From the impressive diversity of the El Yunque rainforest to one of the largest cave networks in the world, the Camuy Caves, Puerto Rico is filled with natural beauty to discover. Relax on one of the island’s many tropical beaches. Stroll through some of Puerto Rico’s 36 natural reserves, 19 state forests, and five wildlife…
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Discover the Charms of the Capital of Piauí: Teresina
Teresina is the only capital in the Northeast that does not have a coastline. The lack of beaches, however, is compensated by other attractions, such as the meeting of the Poty and Parnaíba rivers, the good restaurants serving local cuisine, and great shopping for handicrafts and clothing. To alleviate the heat that plagues the city…
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Main Reasons to Visit Goiânia
Hundreds of flowers spread colors and fragrances throughout the city. Woods, squares, and gardens fill the spaces between avenues and streets, making Goiânia rank among the best Brazilian cities in quality of life.The capital of Goiás is modern. Perhaps that’s why the cultural buzz is so intense. Cinemas, art galleries, woods, universities, parks, and museums…
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Motherhood After 40
Pregnancy in women over 40 is no longer surprising. Many women who have reached this age awaken their maternal instinct, whether for their first child or after having been mothers for some time, or simply become pregnant unplanned. Pregnancy at any age has its advantages and disadvantages. There is no denying that the chances of…
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Make the Mirror Your Best Friend
Appearance influences the success and employability of an executive. It is not enough to have a pretty face to be professionally successful, but this is a condition that can greatly influence the success of your career. We are not talking about beauty, but about appearance, the way you present yourself to society, which includes everything…
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Book: A Gentle Creature
In “A Gentle Creature,” Dostoevsky delves deeply into his style of “literature of ideas,” exploring the psychological universe of the characters. The book is narrated by the owner of a pawnshop who recounts his marriage to a 16-year-old girl. The girl, an orphan, is mistreated by her aunts and consequently becomes desperate to leave the…
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2nd edition of Brazil Expo Florida
The Brazilian Community Center, with the support of the Consulate General of Brazil in Miami and the Florida Council of Citizens, organizes the second edition of Brazil Expo Florida, which will take place on September 28, 2019, at the Broward County Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale (FL). This year, there will be around 300 exhibitors,…