Art show.
Special Perfomances.
Poetry by Alana Almonde.
Music by Mrs. Zangling e Mr. Shen Yan.e
Curated by Antcnio de Oliveira.

ALIENAÇÃO EM ANÁPOLIS-GOIÁS! ADVOGADOS MONTAM ESQUEMA DE CORRUPÇÃO ENTRE OFICIAIS DE JUSTIÇA, ESCRITÓRIOS DE ADVOCACIA, USAM NOME DE TERCEIROS PARA BLOQUEAR PROCESSOS! HELLO MP!!!!! ALEM DOS FURTOS, DANOS MATERIAIS , TENTATIVA DE HOMICIDIO, ALIENAÇAO PARENTAL, JUIZ CONCEDE TUTELA EM PROCESSO MENTIROSO ,
ESTAO SOLTOS ESSA CORJA DE ASSASSINOS????? OFERECERAM DINHEIRO A UMA DISSIMULADA PARA MANIPULAR AS CONTAS DAS REDES SOCIAIS DAS CRIANÇAS, BLOQUEANDO CONTATOS ENTRE FAMILIARES,A MAFIA DO CRIME ORGANIZADO CONTROLANDO O ALICIAMENTO EM ALGUNS PODERES...NAO EXISTE PUNIÇÃO, ESTAO AI SOLTOS COAGINDO, ROUBANDO, AMEAÇANDO, ALIENANDO, ...

Education is my life's work. When the President and Vice President were first elected to the White House in 2008, I told my husband Joe that I wanted to continue teaching. Nearly eight years later, here I am - still teaching English full-time at a community college in northern Virginia. As a lifelong educator, I am proud to be part of an administration that is committed to investing in our students and restoring the promise of the American education system. From day one, we have made education a priority - from investing in early childhood education to ensuring that more students graduate high school, and from making college more affordable to strengthening partnerships between community colleges and employers to create the next generation of skilled workers. But we're not stopping there. In the coming weeks, we're going to be highlighting our nation's students, educators -- and the progress we've made over the past seven years. Today, Joe and I are visiting the Community College of Philadelphia as part of the#HeadsUpAmerica day of action to highlight the progress we've made on free community college programs nationwide and to announce new grants to create and expand tuition-free training at community colleges. At least 27 new free community college programs have launched in states, communities, and individual community colleges since the President's 2015 State of the Union address. And 17 other states have introduced legislation to make community college free statewide. These programs will help to provide millions of responsible students with access to higher education and the opportunity for a more prosperous life. We'll also celebrate the strides we've made together to increase the number of college graduates, make college more affordable, and expand college opportunities for all students. Tomorrow, as part of her Reach Higher initiative, the First Lady will be celebrating College Signing Day in New York City, joining in the 1,000 College Signing Day events happening around the country. To talk about the progress we've made together to make student loans more affordable, like helping more Americans cap monthly loan payments through plans like the President's Pay As You Earn plan, we'll host student reporters from around the nation for our first-ever White House College Reporter Day. On Friday, as part of my Joining Forces initiative, I'll visit a high school in Florida to announce the completion of a commitment to support military-connected children and improve STEM education in military-connected schools. And next week, the President will host the National Teacher of the Year and great educators from classrooms across the country to thank them for their hard work and dedication and celebrate their contributions to the progress we've made in improving education over the last seven years. I've also invited the 2016 State Teachers of the Year to the Vice President's Residence at the Naval Observatory for a reception in honor of this accomplished group of teachers. As a teacher, I believe education is the foundation for building a better life. While our administration has made strides to make education a reality for more Americans, we're going to keep working (and teaching) to make sure all Americans have the opportunity to learn the skills they need to succeed, grow into careers they love, and provide a brighter future for their families. Thanks, Jill Dr. Jill Biden @DrBiden

April 23, 2016 View this email in your browser NEWSLETTER  Brazilian Music History -  Cultural Exchange Program April 23 - National Choro Day in Brazil   http://bmf-usa.org/national-choro-day-in-brazil/ Read more>>> Click here About us: Brazilian Music Foundation The Brazilian Music Foundation.Org, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion, education, preservation and advancement of Brazilian music in America. Mission Our mission is to teach others about Brazilian music and instruments, along with strengthening the public awareness and appreciation for the country’s heritage Vision Our vision is to educate people about our country’s musical history and foster the future of Brazilian music through the cultivation of new works, artists, and audiences.  Goals Our goal is to create fun, unique opportunities for children and young adults to learn about Brazilian music and culture. Madalena Sousa Founder & President Support BMF’s School of Music As a non-profit, we strive to offer affordable music education programs to all people, but we need your support to continue offering music programs, concerts and community events. With your support we will produce creative cultural events, concerts, festivals, workshops in schools and universities, teach Brazilian music and its instruments, and strengthen the public’s awareness and appreciation for the country’s heritage        Viisit our site: www.bmf-usa.org               Contact us: info@bmf-usa.org  Our mailing address is: 25-40 Shore Blvd. Suite 3D Astoria, NY 11102 Tel. (917) 400-1578 Copyright © *|2016|* *Brazilian Music Foundation.Org* All rights reserved.

Today is Earth Day -- the last one I'll celebrate as President. Looking back over the past seven years, I'm hopeful that the work we've done will allow my daughters and all of our children to inherit a cleaner, healthier, and safer planet. But I know there is still work to do.

That's why, today, the United States will join about 170 other countries in signing the Paris Agreement, a historic deal to reduce carbon emissions across the globe.

When Secretary of State John Kerry stands with other countries to support this agreement, we’ll advance a plan that prioritizes the health of our planet and our people. And we’ll come within striking distance of enacting the Paris Agreement years earlier than anyone expected.

This is important because the impact of climate change is real. Last summer, I visited Alaska and stood at the foot of a disappearing glacier. I saw how the rising sea is eating away at shorelines and swallowing small towns. I saw how changes in temperature mean permafrost is thawing and the tundra is burning. So we’ve got to do something about it before it’s too late.

As the world's second-largest source of climate pollution, America has a responsibility to act. The stakes are enormous -- our planet, our children, our future. That's true not just here in America, but all over the world. No one is immune.

That's why, when I ran for this office, I promised I'd work with anyone -- across the aisle or on the other side of the planet -- to combat this threat. It’s why we brought together scientists, entrepreneurs, businesses, and religious organizations to tackle this challenge together. It's why we set the first-ever national fuel efficiency standards for trucks and set new standards for cars. It’s why we made the biggest investment in clean energy in U.S. history. It’s why we put forward a plan to limit carbon pollution from existing power plants. And it’s why in Paris, we rallied countries all over the world to establish a long-term framework to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions -- the first time so many countries had committed to ambitious, nationally determined climate targets.

Now, we're building on that momentum. When all is said and done, today will be the largest one-day signing event in the history of the UN.

Thanks to this agreement, we can be more confident that we'll leave our children a planet worthy of their promise.

That's what this is all about. And that's why today, America is leading the fight against climate change.

President Barack Obama