Je ne suis pas d'accord avec ce que vous dites, mais je defenderai jusqu'a la mort votre droite de le dire!(Fui buscar o cartoon que se vê no post, ao site da RCTV, acessível a partir de http://elobservador.rctv.net - o url http://www.rctv.net dá erro)
| ÉPOCA | 2 PONTOS | 3 PONTOS |
| 1937/38 | 1º Benfica - 23 [10V-3E-1D] 2º FC Porto - 23 [11V-1E-2D] | 1º FC Porto - 34 [11V-1E-2D] 2º Benfica - 33 [10V-3E-1D] |
| 1955/56 | 1º FC Porto - 43 [18V-7E-1D] 2º Benfica - 43 [19V-5E-2D] | 1º Benfica - 62 [19V-5E-2D] 2º FC Porto - 61 [18V-7E-1D] |
| 1956/57 | 1º Benfica - 41 [17V-7E-2D] 2º FC Porto - 40 [18V-4E-4D] | 1º FC Porto - 58 [18V-4E-4D] 2º Benfica - 58 [17V-7E-2D] (desempate a favor do FCP: FCP 3-0 SLB e SLB 3-2 FCP) |
| 1957/58 | 1º Sporting - 43 [19V-5E-2D] 2º FC Porto - 43 [21V-1E-4D] | 1º FC Porto - 64 [21V-1E-4D] 2º Sporting - 62 [19V-5E-2D] |
| 1978/79 | 1º FC Porto - 50 [21V-8E-1D] 2º Benfica - 49 [23V-3E-4D] | 1º Benfica - 72 [23V-3E-4D] 2º FC Porto - 71 [21V-8E-1D] |
| 2006/07 (à 29ª jornada) | 1º Sporting - 46 [19V-8E-2D] 2º FC Porto - 45 [21V-3E-5D] 3º Benfica - 45 [19V-7E-3D] | 1º FC Porto - 66 [21V-3E-5D] 2º Sporting - 65 [19V-8E-2D] 3º Benfica - 64 [19V-7E-3D] |
The winsome movie star, who came to public notice as a 12-year-old in the charge of a grizzled assassin, is proposing a continuous video feed of her work and personal life.E não, este link não foi publicado a 1 de Abril. Mas custa-me a acreditar que este projecto avance. Ou pelo menos que avance com a Natalie Portman.
In the June 2007 issue of FHM, Hayden Panettiere was named as the 6th Sexiest Woman in the world and the highest new entry of the year.
During one of his first visits to Brazil's Pirahãs, members of the tribe wanted to kill Daniel Everett. At that point, he wasn't even a "bagiai" (friend) yet and a travelling salesman -- who felt Everett had conned him -- had promised the natives a lot of whiskey for the murder. In the gloom of midnight, the Pirahã warriors huddled along the banks of the Maici and planned their attack.
What the tribesmen didn't realize, however, was that Everett, a linguist, was eavesdropping, and he could already understand enough of the Amazon people's cacophonic singsong to make out the decisive words.
"I locked my wife and our three children in the reasonably safe shed of our hut and immediately went to the men," Everett recalls. "In one move, I snatched up all of their bows and arrows, went back to the hut and locked them up." He had not only disarmed the Pirahãs -- he had also startled them -- and they let him live. The next day, the family left without any trouble.
They told him the reason they had come to the classes was simply that it was fun to all get together in the evening, and Professor Everett made them popcorn.
None of the roughly 30 people who regularly attended classes learned to count to 10. None learned to add 3+1, or even 1+1.
Reading lessons ended abruptly when, after weeks of painstaking work, the students managed to read a Piraha word aloud and in unison. Everyone laughed. Daniel Everett asked what was so funny, and his students responded that what they had just said sounded like their word for sky. That's correct, Everett replied. The Piraha immediately became agitated and asked to stop the lessons.
"These people know the names of every species in the jungle. They know the behaviour of all the animals," he says. "They know their environment better than any American knows his. They know so many things we don't, but because we know a few they don't, they are somehow less intelligent. It's ridiculous. As a matter of fact, they think I'm dumb because I have a habit of getting lost in the jungle."
