Author: The Brasilians NewsPaper
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The Voice and Swing of a Blonde from Pernambuco in New York
Talent alone is not enough to face today’s challenging music market. There must also be a lot of persistence in the face of such competition. When you are outside your home country, in the midst of another culture and language, it takes even more courage. This is something that this 27-year-old from Pernambuco has in…
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Araponga, the bird that is impossible not to hear
The araponga is a widely occurring species in the Atlantic Forest, with a distribution that ranges from the northeast to the south of Brazil, passing through Argentina and Paraguay. It stands out in the forest thanks to the contrasting white color of the male against the vegetation, and an unmistakable vocalization that resembles a hammer…
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Kilauea Volcano
Kilauea is an active volcano located in the Hawaiian archipelago, one of the five shield volcanoes that make up the island of Hawaii (the island of Hawaii is the largest in the Hawaiian archipelago, thus giving its name to the U.S. territory of Hawaii). In Hawaiian, the word “kilauea” means “spewing” or “spreading,” referring to…
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Abrolhos Marine National Park
On the southern coast of Bahia, 70 km from the shore, the Abrolhos archipelago was the first Marine National Park established in Brazil. The Park aims to conserve samples of an exceptionally rich marine ecosystem with reefs, algae, and fish fauna, and to protect endangered species, especially sea turtles, humpback whales, and brain corals,…
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What is International Noise Awareness Day
International Noise Awareness Day – INAD (April 25) was created in 1996 in the USA to promote a global event with various actions in support of the movement. Trisoft, the largest company in Latin America in the production of PET wool items, celebrates the date with various awareness activities throughout 2018. In addition to the…
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The Scarcity of Natural Resources
The scarcity of natural resources is a megatrend with significant effects that impact everyone, creating competitive advantages for countries with these resources.
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Do You Know the History of Toys?
In the 20th century, children had few toys, and those they had were precious. Moreover, children did not have much time to play. Only a minority went to school, while most children were expected to help their parents with simple tasks around the house or in the fields. Egyptian children played games similar to those…
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Pennsylvania: Dive into Four Centuries of History
Your vacation trip in Pennsylvania begins in one of the most historic cities in the country and the birthplace of the United States. In Philadelphia, you will find Independence Hall, the famous Liberty Bell, and the National Constitution Center. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is among the largest art museums in the United States, and…
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Mississippi: how about some blues?
Sink your feet into the sands of the Gulf of Mexico, the “Riviera of the South,” and follow the beat of authentic blues. Walk the paths trodden by respected leaders of the Civil Rights movement and take a photo next to the statue of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Nourish your body and soul…
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Skin Cancer, Ultraviolet Rays, and Tanning
It is very appropriate this summer to talk about the Sun and skin cancer. We also know that a little exposure to the Sun helps activate the famous Vitamin D at the skin level. In fact, exposing the forearm to the Sun for twenty minutes three times a week is enough to activate Vitamin D…