Prof. Émer Nogueira

MANDAMENTOS:
5º - Não matarás.

ATOMIC. BUMMMM... BUMM...BUMMM...BUUUMMMM...
Photo: http://profemernogueira.blogspot.fr/2013/03/praying-praying-praying.html

"order 9":
http://profemernogueira.blogspot.fr/2013/03/admiral-of-navy-of-world-emer-nogueira.html
http://profemernogueira.blogspot.com.br/2013/03/duke-of-york-uk.html
http://profemernogueira.blogspot.com.br/2013/03/cats-ramming.html

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NA SOMBRA DO EUCALIPTO

Publicado em 25/03/2011

Depois de muitos voos em circulos e piados o Gavião pousa na cerca de olho na lebre da RESSURREIÇÃO. Essa ave enxerga muuuiiitooo bem!

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MR. BARACK OBAMA, REMEMBER SOME MOMENTS OF YOUR.

PRAYING

SORRY

REVOLTED

- BE YOUR GUILT!
I:
- I GIVE THE ORDERS. STICK YOU, SO THAT WORKS.

CRYING

SULKY

DESPERATE

PRAYING

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LEBRE PRENHE.

MORTE EM VÃO.

CUMPRA!

VALUES:
http://profemernogueira.blogspot.fr/2013/03/praying-praying-praying.html

NORTH YELLOWS

http://www.korea-dpr.com/gallery.html

sexta-feira santa [pra mim é como qualquer sexta-feira]

Papa Francisco prostrado no chão a rezar. Missa papal para a celebração da Paixão do Senhor no interior da Basílica de São Pedro, no Vaticano.

2013-03-29
http://www.tvi24.iol.pt/fotos/internacional/1/306062
http://veja.abril.com.br/noticia/internacional/papa-francisco-celebra-sua-primeira-sexta-feira-santa

PAPAS:

http://profemernogueira.blogspot.com.br/2013/03/admiral-of-navy-of-world-emer-nogueira.html

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cats are educating more

Conference of All-Russia People’s Front

March 29, 2013, 12:30 Rostov-on-Don

Tags: social services

Vladimir Putin took part in the first conference of the All-Russia People’s Front held under the theme Building Social Justice. The conference participants included heads of federal ministries and agencies, Mr Putin’s election campaign supporters, heads of the Front’s regional offices, and members of the expert community and public organisations.

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VLADIMIR PUTIN: What is a federal professor? Could you clarify the idea?

ALEXEI SEMENOV: This would be a federal competition. We have federal universities, for example. Universities that are at the world level receive this designation. I think there are some objective criteria, including those that international experts could decide, that could determine who deserves to receive the title of federal professor. The title could be given for life in some cases, since mathematics talent isn’t something you ever lose.

VLADIMIR PUTIN: When you started talking about maths, I remembered a well-known joke from back in the Soviet era: the teacher in maths class asks Givi what two plus two makes, and he replies, “Are we buying or selling?”

We need to be flexible, but not that flexible, certainly not in mathematics. Yes, maths is indeed one of the fields in which Russia can be proud of its achievements. This has always been the case. Maths has been the foundation of all of our big successes of the previous decades: the nuclear programme, the space programme, and our metals studies, with its implications for shipbuilding, our nuclear submarine fleet, and our achievements in space. All of this rests on mathematics.

I know that specialists have some concerns. Mr Sadovnichy has spoken to me about this, as have [President of the Russian Academy of Sciences] Mr Osipov, [Vice President of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Nobel Prize laureate] Mr Alferov, and other specialists. It is sad that some of the specialised schools that searched for talented children all around the country and taught them according to their own special programmes have now disappeared.

The things you said are proposals rather than questions. I fully agree with you. As I said, these are matters I have already discussed with my colleagues. We agreed to revive specialised educational institutions, including at the school level, and of course will reflect on how to breathe new life into maths teaching in general schools.

I will not repeat the things you said, I agree with your points completely. We simply need to structure these proposals and look at what steps to take and how to go about them.

Thank you very much.

http://eng.news.kremlin.ru/news/5191

Rostov-on-Don

World War II

During World War II, German forces occupied Rostov-on-Don (for seven days from November 21, 1941 after attacks by the German first panzer army in the battle of Rostov and for seven months from July 24, 1942 to February 14, 1943). The town was of strategic importance as a railway junction and a river port accessing the Caucasus, a region rich in oil and minerals. It took ten years to restore the city from the ruins.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rostov-on-Don