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miércoles, 29 de febrero de 2012


I am going to explain what i did last weekend. On Sunday, I got up and I went to go how my horse was.
There was a horse competition in Alaior.  At nine o’clock more and less I went to this city and We stayed until the half past one. I took part with other people. We were four people in my speciality. It was about menorquin  breaking-in.





It was very interesting and exciting. I am very happy with my horse whose name is Elegante. The truth is that we did a very good competition and we did not win but we were the seconds. 
Oscar Quevedo 3rC

miércoles, 22 de febrero de 2012

GOYA AWARDS 2012

Goya Awards 2012
On Monday 4'1 million people were attentive to the most anticipated awards of Spanish cinema. Many of the most famous players were awaiting the winners.
Some of the nominations were: La piel que habito, No habra paz para los malvados, Eva, Verbo, ...





ESTER PARPAL 3rB

¡IF I CATCH YOU! "ai se eu te pego" .




Ai se eu te pego!" is a Brazilian song written by Sharon Acioly and 
Antonio Dyggs and the first interpreted is Os Meninos de Seu Zeh. 

It was popularized by Brazilian singer Michel Telo becoming a

veritable international hit.
The song is very popular among the footballers.
The song became extremely popular in Spain and all over 
Cristiano Ronaldo & Marcelo Viera.
 Europe after Real Madrid players Marcelo Vieira and 
 Cristiano Ronaldo celebrated a goal dancing to the

choreographi of the song.






ELKO DIMITROV TONCHEV     3ºC

martes, 21 de febrero de 2012


ADELE WINS SIX GRAMMYS AWARDS

Adele out her smash hit, “Rolling in the Deep,” at the 2012 Grammy Awards held at Staples Center on Sunday in Los Angeles. The British singer won six Grammys including song and record of the year for 'Rolling in the Deep,'and album of the year for 21.
 
Thanking the doctors who brought my voice back,” she marked her triumphant return to the stage following throat surgery with a stirring rendition of 'Rolling In The Deep'.
 
During the telecast, Adele also picked up the album of the year, record of the year, song of the year, best pop vocal album, and best short form Music Video Awards!!
Adele swept the awards !!!








Laura Heredia 3ºC

lunes, 20 de febrero de 2012


THE CARNIVAL AROUND THE WORLD

The carnival is very different around the world but in all countries carnival is a cause for celebration and uncontrolled. 

BRAZIL
Carnival in Brazil last 4 days and it very famous in the world because is the biggest carnival. In Brazil  we dance samba and we go to the rhythm of the bands. They don't dress up as something specific, you dress up with costumes "sexy" and many feathers
 VENECIE
The carnival in Venice lasts 10 days. Carnival of Venice is famous for its costumes. The costumes used are characteristic of the years 1750 and abound a white mask.















SPAIN
The most famous carnival is to Tenerife and Andalucía. The carnival of Tenerife is the second most popular after the Rio de Janeiro.
The people dress the princess, witches, clown, demon…

Lara Segura 3ºC


Life of Chris Brown

Christopher Maurice "Chris" Brown (born May 5, 1989) is an American singer-songwriter, dancer and actor.The album featured the hit single "Run It!", which topped the Billboard Hot 100, making Brown the first male artist as a lead to have his debut single top the chart since Puff Daddy in 1997. The album has sold over two million copies in the United States and was certified double Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).Brown's second studio album, Exclusive was released in 2007. The first single from it, "Forever" reached number two.Exclusive has been certified Platinum by the RIAA.The third studio album, Graffiti was released in 2009.
Over time has become the best singer, rapper, dancer, so the people worshiped. Who does not like to be like?






FELICIANO ANGUE


domingo, 19 de febrero de 2012

Great night in February.


Last Saturday all the people dressed up took to the streets for celebrates the carnaval 2012! 


There was many different costumes everywhere... Angels, Zombies, Cabarettes, Smurfs, Jesters... sometimes it was a mess distinguish people with so many masks, you did not know who were you talking at on the street but you smile to look good in front of them.
Throughout the night our feet could not take it anymore, but both foot pain was worth it.
Because the night was great! Everyone danced and passed it big! I would not have changed that night for anything more!





And I hope that next year be better!












Marta Carrasco 3rºB
The singer Whitney Houston, died last week for drug problems ...
It was one of the best singers of the 80, his best known song is the soundtrack of "The bodyguard" she being the protagonist of the film. He had a particular type of music was varied. Having made several films, was also Hospel singer. He also had several problems with their marriages. Many people liked to Whitney Houston for her magnificent voice.


Xavi Costa 3rB

miércoles, 15 de febrero de 2012


The FBI close Megaupload, one of the largest file-sharingwebsitesThis is the founder who earned about $ 150 million.Her name  is Kim Dotcom.U.S. officials accuse MegaUpload to be part of "a criminal organization responsible for a vast network of global computerpiracy" that has caused more than $ 500 million in damages tocopyright.


Pedro Gabriel


MY BEST FRIEND!!

My best friend even a little weird is my horse. My horse is called Hatchis. Before withdraw , he ran in the racecourse of Mao and Palma. He competed with the best horses in the Balearic Islands and he was won many races and many cups. My father was his rider. Now he not run, but I am ride him. When I ride my horse it's like going into another world. Why I like horses. I only say that: I love my horse (HATCHIS).


My dad driving my horse.











I ride Hatchis.
                                             
                                                                                                Àfrica Segui        3rB









martes, 14 de febrero de 2012

protest at "cap de llevant"

                                           PROTEST AT "CAP DE LLEVANT"
I'm very angry! -Why?  Because while we are sitting and working in the school, the students of "cap de llevant" are having holidays. There are not exactly holidays, but they are protesting about the school because they haven't got any heating in the classrooms.

They say that until they have heating, they won't go to school
so they probably won't go until next Monday.
 -What do you think?



                                                                                                             Sergi Vidal        3ºC

My experience !

Wales!!

When I was in year 6, I travelled with my family to Wales for ten months. It was an amazing experience, I learned lot of English, meet new friends and visit new places...
I staid in Beaumaris, a little village in Anglesey (Ynys mon). It is a very pretty village, situated in front of the sea, the houses are of different colours, and in the main street it is a fish and chips, an ice cream shop, lots of bread and breakfast, a pear ...
















My school was also in Beaumaris, it wasn't very big but it was so fun, we didn't have homework and we done lots of classes in welsh so I didn't understand anything. We had to wear uniform; red jumper and grey trousers.


During the weekend we used to visit new places. Next to our house there was a castle and a woodland.



Here I show you some pictures of interesting places that we visited:

Curiosities: 
-Tide goes up and down every six hours
-Most of the days are windy, cloudy, cold...
-They don't celebrate the end of the year with grapes.
-The Welsh people get angry with you if you call them English.
-There are lots of pups!
...
I RECOMMEND YOU TO GO ! 

Mariona Moranta 3r C
Last saturday, in the middle of controversy after the doping's accusations from spanish sport, the majorcan tennis player ranked number two in the ATP Worl Tour, Rafael Nadal, was subjected to a surprise doping control. The player, far from surprising, pointed out that somenthing like that was expected.

Pelayo Goñalons 3rdB

The Costa Concordia.


One month ago, the cruise “Costa Concordia” ran aground on a reef in front of the Giglio’s island (Italy), causing the collapse of a part of the ship because the captain wanted to sail near the coast.
17 peoples died, 64 wounded and 29 missing.
The captain and the first officer were arrested for leaving the ship at the time of the wreck. 











Cristina Camps  3ºC




lunes, 13 de febrero de 2012

This weekend We won the match again. It was cold again. We won the Union C.F. 2-0. Every time We are more near of the League.
This year We want to repeat the photo that you can see because We were the Champion in the 09-10.
I think this year, to be te winners will be more important because it is more difficult to win te league again than win the first time.

Eloy Pons Gomila 3rd B

  

sábado, 11 de febrero de 2012

SECRET CODES


 Hi! I'm very fond of adventure stories, especially those of spies and mysteries. I want to talk about cryptology and decoding secret ciphers. I challenge you to solve my secret messages hidden here.

There are different ways to do it. I'll show you some.

One of them is just placing the code letters in a special order (a wave) and then writing the message on a line (one row after the other).
This is my first:

H L O M L Y     E L I' E O


Egyptians used hieroglyphics in their writings. This isn't a code, but a language. It's funny to decode hieroglyphics. I propose you a simple one:

The first to use codes were the Spartans. They use a cylinder (scytale) with a ribbon wrapped around. The message was writing across the ribbons, and then unwrapped for decoding. 



In Rome, Julius Caesar invented a wheel to code messages. It consisted on two wheels with the alphabet all around, placed one inside the other. So, the inner wheel showed the alphabet with the letters being moved seven positions further along. For example, A really represents G; B is for H, and so on. 
Third challenge with the Caesar's cipher

  QY     FIPY     YHAFCMB


In the 18th century, masonics (a secret society) used an original way of codification called the Pigpen Cipher. It's a substitution cipher which exchanges letters for symbols which are fragments of a grid. It's a bit hard at first but then, it's quite funny. Would you try with this one? 





Going on with grids, I show you another one based on a number grid. The decoding method is using the numbers as in a "battleship game". For example, A is number 11 (1 across, 1 down). 
Let's try to solve this code:



1
2
3
4
5
1
A
B
C
D
E
2
F
G
H
I
J
3
K
L
M
N
O
4
P
Q
R
S
T
5
U
V
W
X
YZ

53   15   '   43   15               45   23   15          12   15   44   45                   13   32   11   44   44


And finally... Have you ever seen a word and read the same word upside down? They are called ambigrams and there are lots of them, which create great optical illusions. 
Here you are an example, and a website where you can ask for your name drawn by ambigrams. 



Hope you've enjoyed decoding my little notes. 


Eloy Villalón Flores 3rd B