Saturday, June 28, 2014

HELP!Sensitive situation needs translated to Portuguese!!?

HELP!Sensitive situation needs translated to Portuguese!!?
My sister is dating a guy who is from Brazil. He speaks very little english and my family doesnt speak portuguese. He is a great guy and my sister found out she is pregnant! He seems happy but she has a few very sensitive questions that need answered, so we need them translated. Please, please help!! 1. Are you happy about the baby? 2. Do you want to be a good father? 3. Do you want to move in her? 4. Do you want to help with rent and utilities? 5.Do you want to help with baby costs once it arrives? 6.If you do want to move in, when can you? 7. How much money do you make? to help with maternity leave? 8. Do you have legal citizenship? 9. How long do you want to stay in the US? 10. Can you please help her mom be comfortable, and tell her you will be a good father? I mean't 'move in with her'? THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
Languages - 2 Answers
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1. Vocês estão felizes com o bebê? 2. Você quer ser um bom pai? 3. Você quer mover - se com ela? 4. Você quer ajudar com rendas e serviços públicos? 5. Você quer ajudar com o bebê custos, uma vez que chega? 6. Se você desejar mudar, quando você pode? 7. Quanto dinheiro você faz? Para contribuir com a licença de parto? 8. Você tem jurídica cidadania? 9. Quanto tempo você quer ficar em os E.U.? 10. Pode você queira ajudar sua mãe ser confortável, e diga - lhe que você será um bom pai?
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1. Voce esta feliz com o bebe? 2. Voce quer ser um bom pai? 3. Voce quer morar com ela? 4. Voce quer ajudar com o aluguel e com as despesas de casa? 5.Vc quer ajudar com as despesas com o bebe? 6. Se vamos morar juntos, quando isso pode acontecer? 7. Quanto voce ganha? Para ajudar com o parto? 8. Voce eh um cidacao legalizado? 9. Quanto tempo vc quer ficar nos EUA? 10. Voce poderia por favor acalmar a mae dela, e dizer-lhe que sera um bom pai?


Saturday, June 14, 2014

What was the book, The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair about?

What was the book, The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair about?
A) The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair is a novel about a man who grew up in the tropical forests of Brazil, but moved to New York as a young man. The book chronicles his adjustment to life in the city. B) The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair is a novel that explores what is was like to work in the meatpacking industry in the early 1900s. The novel explores the difficult labor, unsanitary working conditions, and grotesque meat handling. C) The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair is a true story about Upton Sinclair’s travel adventures in the jungles of the Congo. He used the book as a way to educate Americans about life in other regions of the world. D) The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair explores the impacts of Woodrow Wilson’s bank reforms. Political corruption was rampant in the late 1800s. Politicians frequently owned production lines, firehouses, and contracts to build major transportation arteries, making themselves wealthier as the ordinary citizen struggled. ___________ is the term given to corrupt organizations where politicians would reward people who voted for them with jobs and work contracts. A) Social gospel B) Social Darwinists C) Political machines D) Melting pots California’s population increased during the mid 1800s due to: A) The gold rush B) The transcontinental railroad C) A decrease in industry in the east D) Both A and B By the end of the 1800s the United States had become an industrial world leader. A) True B) False Which of the following is an inaccurate statement? A) By the late 1800s farmers were producing so many crops it caused prices to fall and many farmers to go into debt. B) The Populist Party wanted to pass reforms to help the working class and farmers. C) Labor unions first emerged in the mid-1800s and were created to look out for the rights of workers. Many unions pushed to limit hours worked per day, create safe working conditions, and work for a fair workplace. D) By the late 1800s farmers were producing more crops than ever and as a result, making more money than ever before. I'm pretty sure I know the answers I just want to double check! Please and thank you so much! 
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B) C) D) A) D)
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The Generic Challenge: Understanding Patents, FDA & Pharmaceutical Life-Cycle Management 2.0 out of 5 stars Horrible, distracting formatting I agree completely with B. Vendsel's review. The horrible formatting in the Kindle edition is very distracting. http://www.amazon.com/Generic-Challenge-Understanding-Pharmaceutical-Life-Cycle/dp/1599424444/?tag=partptl-20 .............. http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&pub=5574865779&toolid=10001&campid=5336440665&customid=partptl&mpre=http%3a%2f%2fshop.ebay.com%2fi.html%3f_nkw%3dThe%2bJungle%2c%2b%26_sacat%3d0%26_odkw%3dThe%2bJungle%2c%2bby%2bUpton%2bSinclair%2babout%26_osacat%3d0%26_trksid%3dp3286.c0.m270.l1313






Saturday, June 7, 2014

don't we at least owe it to our-self( the whole world) to save Amazon?

don't we at least owe it to our-self( the whole world) to save Amazon?
even if one doesn't care for Brazil and the indigenous people who live in in the Amazon rain forests ; should we care at least for our own sake and our family.? doesn't it's benefits exceed all the ie; wood and soy it produces? doesn't it produce most of the oxygen we all breath? it is a priceless treasure with many unknown species and remedies for many diseases ie; cancer. internationally speaking ,why don't we get creative and save the Amazon? how much money would they make by cutting trees? why not all countries contribute and pay for not cutting down the trees? ie; Amazon is producing oxygen and has to get compensated for it we tend to spend money on weapons and other types of pathological means. why couldn't we afford saving such a priceless treasure? http://ipsterraviva.net/tv/wsfbrazil2009/currentNew.aspx?new=1280 Sean H : may be you didn't read all my question! they are helping you since without those trees you would be dead. just help yourself by saving the Amazon! many plants that can help you to have a healthier life. do a favor for yourself by saving the Amazon! Bruno: thank you very much for the link.one wonders why we can't afford to buy all the Amazon since it is very cheap and affordable £50 ($100) buys a whole acre and protects it forever. £25 saves 2000 square metres (half an acre). See area converter. The habitats you help buy are protected as nature reserves, owned and managed by local organisations.
Politics - 9 Answers
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I love 'Amazon Women on the Moon' what a great movie
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will the amazon people save me if I'm ever in trouble ?
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I would think so, yes, it needs preserving.
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Currently around 13% of the the Amazon rainforest is designated as protected. They are doing all they can, but the production of lumber and soy has almost single-handedly turned Brasil from a third-world country to an emerging super-power. The country has to balance its economic and enviromental needs. I agree though, that more international pressure should be put on their government, seeing as how the Amazon basin significantly effects the weather and climate of the entire globe.
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Not just ourselves, but our children and future generations. Especially when one considers the biodiversity of the rainforest, and the inflationary effect of deforestation on climate change.
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Yes, we should try to save the Amazon. It is said the cutting there is destroying thousands of acres of forest each day. The value of those forests is either not understood by the people involved or they don't care. These trees are not only greatly involved with our climate and the very air we breathe, but they are the source of medical discoveries that provide the medicines that cure many diseases, to say nothing of the animal species involved Not only that, but we should make an effort to save our own forests, too. George W. Bush has allowed lumbering in our forested areas, with roads and trails and the general activity that goes on when huge trucks start plowing through forestland. Also, the changing climate has caused many more forest fires that destroy this priceless heritage. Firefighters say that these fires are so hot they are destroying the roots and prohibit new growth and that much of our West may be arid desert in years to come. Whether or not you believe in Global Warming, our very lives depend upon our trees. Some people are uneducated about the importance of greenery in our existence. They toss out ridicule with words like "treehugger," not realizing that the oxygen they breathe is dependent upon forestry in our world. As the world's population rises and greedy developers plunder our forests, we are one step closer to destroying our planet and our lives. "Save the Amazon" should be a rallying call to all who care about the future of our world.
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Who is this 'we' refering to. I don't mind, yet, 'we' are not the only ones - of the industrialized world to have destroyed our own backyards and now 'demand' ala 'preservation' style - stop from destroyin the Amazon. It is US that dammed the Colorado River and are currently redirecting water too the desert on behalf of corporate agriculture drying out real farmers. We even direct water to Sin City for (what)..
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The lungs of our Earth. Most definitely. http://www.worldlandtrust.org/supporting/donation.htm
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Yes, and if not we will lose a real treasure.



Sunday, June 1, 2014

How can I get sent back to my own country?

How can I get sent back to my own country?
I'm living in Brazil now, but I'm from Texas. The problem is, I'm not making any money and I'm living rather poorly. The only food that I can afford is rice and a few other things sometimes. So I literally have a diet of rice. I'm starting to become so skinny and without energy to do anything. I can't afford a plane ticket,to go back home and my family cannot help either. Most of my money goes to rent, which is for a terrible house with no doors and the kitchen is in the garage...my roommates are terrible people and so loud that I literally get around 4 hours of sleep per night. How can I get shipped back to the US? Is there something that I can do with the embassy?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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go to US Embassy or to the Consulate and plead hardship. they may advance you airfare, but it's a loan and not a gift.
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I do hope you're not a minor! If you are then go straight to the embassy. If you are not, try to accept that you will be in that situation for a bit longer probably. But don't panic. Panic tends to blur our understanding. Just retrace in your mind the steps that you took to get there; that always helps and it gives you more will power to keep on going. While not knowing the particulars of your situation, I would advice that you simply make a bit more effort to procure a little job somewhere. I would also suppose that you know the language; this will help make things less difficult. I would also advice you ask for an appointment to be seen at the U.S. embassy. Try as hard as you can to obtain interview and explain entire situation. I do hope you are familiar with CRAIGSLIST. If you're not, just type it in on internet. Type in CRAIGSLIST, Brazil; it'll probably be easier. I just did so now in order to make sure that Craigslist is also available there. In the meantime that you get interview at embassy, try checking as much jobs as possible in Brazilian city you live, and also check for shared/rooms, and other rentals, and see what you come up with. I just noticed that some are in English. If nothing else works, try looking up TEXAS government officials, such as the Congressmen from your city in Texas. And, even try the Senators. Good luck!