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2009-04-30T05:04:00.000-07:00

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my blog

2007-11-05T15:25:00.000-08:00

Hi class! if you are intrested i made a blog where you can find a lot of information about music, and chords of songs to play in the guitar

www.nacional-internacional.blogspot.com (in spanish)

www.nacional-internacionalrock.blogspot.com (in english)

well, i hope you will be intrested in the information you can find there

bye

imanol

2007-10-19T07:35:00.000-07:00

BRIDGING GAPS IN SPACE AND TIME
I KINDLY INVITE YOU ALL TO WATCH THIS FILM:
"FREEDOM WRITERS" . IT WILL CHANGE THE WAY YOU SEE THE WORLD.. THEN POST A REVIEW OF THE FILM IN YOUR OWN BLOG.
YES!!! YOUR OWN BLOG!!
LET`S START A LAST PROJECT. HOW ABOUT MAKING YOUR OWN PERSONAL BLOGS AND USING THEM AS JOURNALS ?.

I WANT YOU ALL TO POST AT LEAST ONE ENTRY PER WEEK. WRITE ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT, A PROVERB, A SONG , A BOOK, A MOVIE, A THOUGHT OR FEELING YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE.... ANYTHING...

YOU WILL BE "MY FREEDOM WRITERS"!!!.

PD: Don´t forget to send me an invitation to your blog, so that you can share your work with me! ;)

Writing

2007-09-27T13:56:00.000-07:00

The last travel

Mark was going home when he saw a beautiful girl walking in the street. He followed her everywere. She knew someone was following her, so she began to walk faster. Suddenly she decided to ask Mark why was he following her. Mark said she was beautiful. He asked her name...her answer was: "Sarah". They arranged to meet at night in Mark's house so they could get to know each other.
It was eleven o'clock, when Sarah arrived. They began talking about their lifes to get to know each other. They were definetly in love.
Mark and Sarah were very tired, so they decided to travel to New York for holidays. Mark was driving too fast, and Sarah didn't use her safely belt. They kissed and accidentaly crashed with a tree. Sarah fall out of the car and injured. Mark was very nervous. He called the police. When they arrived, took Sarah to the hospital. They couldn't save her. Mark thougt it was his fault.
2 days later, police found on the street the body of Mark with a gun in his hand.

the end

Creative Writing contest

2007-09-16T17:49:00.000-07:00

Choose one of these pictures and write a story . Follow the guidelines:

Say when and where the picture was taken and who is in it.
You must mention what was going on before the pic. was taken and predict what will happen later.
Write between 150 and 200 words. Divide your ideas into pargraphs.
The most creative work will get a special prize!!!
Make a post entry and if you have time choose a song that represents the mood in your story.

Healthy Diets and Smoking

2007-09-09T17:05:00.000-07:00

Hey class, whats up?

I found some pages about dieting safely and smoking. I hope you enjoy them...
Dieting Healthy

Smoking and Health Risks

Well, thats it...
See you,Tania

Food and Health, by Imanol

2007-09-07T09:35:00.000-07:00

hi class!
Here I found some pages were explains about eating healthy, nutricion and different tipes of diets

Some Links: ◘Health & Diet
◘Nutrition esentials
◘Food Pyramid

Well...I hope my information help you ton know about eating healthy...

Bye

Health

2007-09-06T18:19:00.000-07:00

Hi class, well I found a page about health that haves a lot of things to see. And if you dont find what you want to know here you have a "health finder" where you can find about your body and the diseases you can get by eating inadecuated food.

http://health.ninemsn.com.au/
http://www.healthfinder.gov/

TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF!!!

Intercolegial 2007 San Patricio

2007-09-06T17:07:00.000-07:00

Well here is the excuse:
We were very tired to dance you know
3rd line : Lui 2nd line : Simon , batata , javi , calixto , el gran MENDOZA , ives , matiu , michel , el negro who missed the penalty [ He thought we were playing rugby]
1st line : santi , alonso , ati , prado , moncho , agustin , johntra y nacho
The Honors of the intercolegial were
Gonzalo Andreozzi: Strongest player
Batata : Best defensor
Mendoza : Best goalkeeper
Machi: Best penalty-shooter
The People who made goals were :
1- Michel , Prado , Santi , Nacho , Johntra

Some useful information

2007-09-06T14:24:00.000-07:00

Hi class!
I was looking for information about Diet and Smoking for this new unit we have just started (Global Studies) when i found this very intersting page: http://www.kidshealth.org/.
This page is about health and it hve it's own for Adults, Kids and Teenagers. I think it's useful and intersting because it teaches you a lot of things, like the risks of smooking, alcohol and drugs in teens, and it gives you advices for a good diet and there is also e test you can take to know if your are addecuate growing. Enjoy it!!!

2007-09-04T14:22:00.000-07:00

Hi class this is the class's picture 1st line:Rosario, tania, paula A.,Candela, Pili t, Maria jose, Sofi michel, maria v, la mili y sofi l r
2nd line: Moncho, mauri,Nigu 3rd line: Matiu, Alva, Agucho, Juan cru y Calo 4th line: Imanol

Rosy..Cande..Pauli

2007-09-04T12:30:00.000-07:00

Hi class..!
We are doing a project about " HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL ",an original film of
Disney Channel . We ae carryng with some coreographys,songs and acting.

We think that in this project we are goning to be
very saccesfull and we are going to invite people.

2007-09-04T12:18:00.000-07:00

hello!
We want to invite you to participate in our play called Sain't Patrick's Musical that is based on the movie, High School Musical of Disney channel.
There are castings for dancing, singing and acting.
We feel very happy because we can express our ideas in a funny way. You can help us looking for sponsors, taking part in the contributors and even sharing ideas.
Well we want you to visit WWW.OURE-CLASS.BLOGSPOT.COM and we want you to have a good time.
- Sofi Michel!- Pili Torres!-Maria JB!-

high school musical

2007-09-04T12:17:00.000-07:00

The projects is based on the film "High School Musical" of Disney. The difference is that in our project instead of coping exactly the film we do it doing thing we do at our school. Our play is call "Saint Patrick's Musical". Our preparation for it is very organize. Thursdays are the day in which some dance, some act and some sing.It is very interesting we have a lot of fun and we have a lot of time together.
We want to invite you to contribute to it by looking for sponsors,taking part in the contributes group and shoring and telling us ideas.What you think is very important for us.

María Vigliocco-Milagros Poviña.

Invitation for a drama party

2007-09-04T12:16:00.002-07:00

Hi...this project is based on Disney Channel's film, High School Musical but with some changes made by us. It's organized by the teachers and the eighth grade and some volunteers from other grades. We feel as if we're in a new world of music and drama. If you want to feel like this, you can contribute by:*Looking for sponsors.
*Taking part in the contributors group.
*Sharing ideas.
Also, if you want to help, tell people to visit our class blog: www.oure-class.blogspot.com

St. Patrick's School musical

2007-09-04T12:16:00.000-07:00

Hi people,We're Moncho & Alvaro from 8th grade and we want to invite you all to contribute with St Patrick's School Musical. It will have a difference with the film, it will be based on this school ... We'd like you to contribute by looking' for sponsor, sharing ideas & joining the contributors group....

I invite you all to pass to the class blog: http://oure-class.blogspot.com

Moncho & Alvaro

"SANPA´s Blog"

2007-09-04T12:15:00.000-07:00

Hi all, here in the school we are preparing a project about the movie HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL.
This project is being prepared by our students, teachers. We are preparing every Thursday with our coriographer. We feel very comfortable with this, and we wait you too!!!
We´ll be very pleased if you help us by looking:

*For sponsors
*Taking part in the contributors group
*Sharing ideas
*And inviting people to visit our CLASS BLOG

THANK YOU!!!!

High School Musical

2007-09-03T14:08:00.000-07:00

Hi class!

I was just surfing on the internet when i found this:

http://www.mediavillage.com/jmentr/2006/02/15/jmerashley-02-15-06/
(This page shows and interview with Ashley Tisdale, best known as Sharpay, for all those curious ones that want to know more from the blond-mean-superstar-girl from H.S.M.)

http://kids.aol.com/mad-kids/high-school-musical
(This page shows and interview with all the cast from H.S.M.)

http://www.starpulse.com/Movies/High_School_Musical/Pictures/
http://www.inforo.com.ar/foro/fotos_de_high_school_musical_hairspray_zac_efron_troy_bolton
(This pages show pictures from the film)

High School Musical, by: Imanol

2007-09-03T08:46:00.000-07:00

hi school!!
8 grade and other people from school are making a play of the famous movie: High school musical. Our idea is to make a "Saint Patrik's Musical", with coreographys and songs. I'd like you to contribute by looking for sponsors, sharing ideas and telling other people about our blog( http://oure-class.blogspot.com/)

here there are some videos and of "HSM":

"Something new" Lyrics

"We're all in this together" Lyrics

"Stick to the Status Quo"

"Breaking Free" Lyrics

"Get' cha head in the game" Lyrics

"When there was me and you" Lyrics

"Bop to the top"

We are all in this together!!

Rosy,Paulita,Cande..

2007-09-03T07:57:00.000-07:00

We think that hsm is the best film of the world!
THE PROJECT IS ABOUT..GETTING TOGHETHER !
Is a good idea because some girls and boys doesn't have
many friends and this is an good oportunity to get on with them.
This play is going to be very saccessful and we think that
we are going to have a lot of fun in it.. specially
that we can get to know at all....

We think that Troy have to be friendly,sexy,good looking ,
a good baseballplayer.

high school musical

2007-09-03T07:56:00.001-07:00

We think that the idea of the play saint patrick's musical is a very interesting and funny way to express ours opinions by dancing, singing and acting. ... maria jose b.. sofia michel..

2007-09-03T07:56:00.000-07:00

We think that the idea of doing the play of high school musical is a very good idea because we have fun with our friends and at the same time we learn!!! (pilar torres)
We

High School Musical: :)

2007-09-03T07:55:00.000-07:00

Hi class, I think this idea of representing the high school movie is great, and I guess we will have great fun doing this play.
The dance is good but the singing part is too embarasing (for the boys)...but if we put all our entusiasm this play will be better than the movie!!!!!. ;)

Go saint patrick`s Musical!!!!
--------------------------------

(we are all in this toghether [maybe])

High School Musical Project

2007-09-03T07:52:00.000-07:00

We think that the High School Musical Project is a new experience for us because we learn at the same time we have fun. We haven't done something like this since the play we did at sixth grade (Shrek's Adventures) so it's an interesting, new and funny idea. The auditions were great; we could express our enthusiasm and in some way, our personality. The auditions were also a great way for people who are naturally shy to begin to become a bit more outgoing, and for people who love to sing and act to show their talent to their peers. This has just begun, and if we all work together this could be a great experience we won't forget... we are all in this together!!!

Sofi López Rubio
Tania Predovic
Agustin Stagnetto

high school musical

2007-09-03T07:50:00.001-07:00

we think that last thursday had been very funny!we really like the idea of doing this project because it is something new and with this project we spent a lot of time together. The coreographies are very funny and we enjoy them a lot!! we are very intrested and this will help us to make more friends, we are going to learn more english and this would help us with our shiness

Milagros Poviña-María Vigliocco-Mauricio Schapira

Hi class

2007-09-03T07:50:00.000-07:00

I think that high school musical is a very interesting film to act.For me the acting will be a very nice experience .
federico chaila

Hi class

2007-09-03T07:43:00.001-07:00

Hi class

This is information about some important things of the movie High school musical 2:

Plot
The summer brings excitement to the East High Wildcats as they go over their plans for their break from school. Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) stresses over getting a job with the price of college looming on his mind, as well as trying to make sure he and Gabriella Montez (Vanessa Anne Hudgens) are able to stay together all summer. Sharpay and Ryan Evans (Ashley Tisdale and Lucas Grabeel) plan on spending the summer at their family's country club, Lava Springs. Sharpay's summer plan also includes separating Troy and Gabriella by getting Troy hired at Lava Springs. What Sharpay does not plan on is Troy talking the club's manager, Mr. Fulton (Mark L. Taylor), into hiring the rest of the Wildcats, Gabriella included. Fulton is unable to fire the Wildcats at Sharpay's command, since her mother approved their hiring, so she orders him to make them want to quit.
The summer unfolds as Sharpay schemes harder than ever to make the Wildcats miserable, and win Troy, who has to choose between two worlds: his own with the Wildcats and Gabriella, or another where Sharpay's family can offer him a way to college and other luxuries he has only dreamed about. As Troy grows further away from Gabriella, Ryan is pushed further away from Sharpay. From this separation, a friendship is formed between Gabriella and Ryan - one that Troy is very uneasy with. Troy and Gabriella's relationship is strained to the breaking point, as well as Troy's friendship with Chad (Corbin Bleu), his best friend since pre-school, and the rest of the Wildcats.
Sharpay finally crosses the line by banning the Wildcats from performing in Lava Springs' annual Star Dazzle Talent Show, even though Ryan has been working with the group to put together a performance. Gabriella confronts Sharpay, makes it clear she refuses to play Sharpay's game, and quits her job at Lava Springs. Troy overhears the exchange and tries to convince Gabriella to change her mind - however, all she can think of is how much Troy has changed over the summer.
Gabriella's quitting causes Troy to see the person he has become and realize everything he has sacrificed. As he sets out to make everything right again, the Wildcats conspire to get Troy and Gabriella back together. They convince Troy to sing with Sharpay in the talent show - even though he'd quit citing her ban on junior staffers' participation in the show - which he does only under the condition that the Wildcats are allowed to perform as well. Sharpay relents, and the Wildcats put their plan into motion, finally getting Troy and Gabriella back together. The summer ends with a pool party and the Wildcats' celebration of a great summer together.

Cast
Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) is the male protagonist of the movie. He is the most popular guy at East High School and captain of the varsity basketball team. He is in a relationship with Gabriella Montez. Along with most of East High, he takes a summer job at Lava Springs, the country club owned by Sharpay and Ryan Evans' parents. His best friend is Chad Danforth. He is also friends with Jason and Zeke.
Gabriella Montez (Vanessa Hudgens) is the female protagonist. She is a part of the science club at East High School and is in a relationship with Troy Bolton. She takes a job as a lifeguard at Lava Springs.
Sharpay Evans (Ashley Tisdale) is the antagonist of the film. She plans to spend the summer lounging around her parents' country club, Lava Springs. She has a noticeable crush on Troy Bolton and is always trying to steal him away from Gabriella.
Ryan Evans (Lucas Grabeel) is Sharpay's fraternal twin brother. He can be very sneaky and cunning but has a hard time keeping up with schemes that are not his own.
Chad Danforth (Corbin Bleu) is Troy's best friend and is also friends with Jason and Zeke. He has a summer job at Lava Springs, and is saving the money from his job to get a car.
Taylor McKessie (Monique Coleman) is Gabriella's best friend. She is captain of the school Scholastic Decatholon team. She has a summer job at Lava Springs. She always sees through Sharpay and tends to be cynical when it comes to boys.

Font: Wikipedia(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_School_Musical_2)

START THIS 3RD TERM WITH BONUS POINTS!!!

2007-08-30T09:15:00.000-07:00

Last Thursday 16th we had our auditions for our school musical. I want you to post pics and your personal opinion about that day . Did you have fun?. Did you like the activities we prepared?. How do you feel about this drama project?.

You will get bonus points for your participation!!!

remember... "we are all in this together..." ;)

Another song about Superman

2007-08-30T07:58:00.000-07:00

Hi ppl
Well here you have the lyrics and the you-tube link
"Superman"

You don't know what it's been like
Meeting someone like you
You don't know what it's been like
Meeting someone like you

You look like Jesus on a aeroplane
Ya head's against the window pane
You got opinions but you ain't got news
You got good laughs but when it suits you
You turn it on like a leaking tap
And dripping dropping people drop of a hat
You gotta mouth but you ain't got guts
That drunken mouth you should keep it shut

You don't know what it's been like
Meeting someone like you
You don't know what it's been like
Meeting someone like you

Superman on a aeroplane
Sitting next to Lois Lane
You gotta that woman but you want her gone
So you can sleep with a teenage blonde
You wear a mask wear an armoured suit
Can't get to you with the gun I shoot
You play your cards close to your chest because ya
Poker face is a dreadry mess

You don't know what it's been like
Meeting someone like you
You don't know what it's been like
Meeting someone like you

You don't know what it's been like
Meeting someone like you
You don't know what it's been like
Meeting someone like you
Meeting someone like you
Meeting someone like you
Meeting someone like you
Meeting someone like you
Meeting someone like you
Meeting someone like ah ah ah aah
Ooh

Superman on a aeroplane
Sitting next to Lois Lane
You gotta that woman but you want her gone
So you can talk a teenage blonde
You turn it on like a leaking tap
And dripping dropping people drop of a hat
You gotta mouth but you ain't got guts
That drunken mouth you should keep it shut

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEJvsTZ_P5Y

Comment your personal opinion

Smallville Seasons 1-6

2007-08-30T06:18:00.000-07:00

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High School Musical 2: Movie and OST

2007-08-30T06:00:00.000-07:00

Hello surfing in the web i found this:

High School Musical 2

Sinopsis
Summer Vacations are here , and will Cats of East High are going to make it the best summer of their lifes , if they can find decents works for the summer. Troy could'nt believe his luck , because he was offerd a job in a millonario club" Lava Springs".... and there is more description but i don't want to translate all xD

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The OST- Original Sound Track

1. What Time Is It
2. Fabulous
3. Work This Out
4. You Are the Music in Me
5. I Don't Dance
6. You Are the Music in Me (Sharpay Version)
7. Gotta Go My Own Way
8. Bet On It
9. Everyday
10. All For One
11. BONUS TRACK: HUMUHUMUNUKUNUKUAPUA'A

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I hope i get extra points .
Sorry for the others but i want a 10 xD
Pablo

2007-08-25T16:55:00.000-07:00

When Christopher Reeve discovered the art of acting he was sufering a bad moment, and I think this help Chris to fogot about this problem. He took part in a lot of films and series, but the best were "Smallville" and "Supreman". In this ones, he acted like a hero.
After Christopher had his horrible accident, become paralytic and the "Paralysis Fundation" appeared, Chris become a real hero and this time it wasn't fiction. For me, Chris become a hero for lots of razosn but the one that impress me a lot, apart of his surviaval is that he helped and enjoyed lots of people that were in his same situation, from his wheelchair.
From my point of view the song "It's not easy" represents Chistopher's life after his accident. I think the song try to said to us that Superman could fly and that he was very strength, but also heroes as the great Superman could fell down and when that happened they have to stand up again and go on.

2007-08-11T16:10:00.000-07:00

Hi class...

Christopher Reeve was born September 25, 1952, in New York City. When he was four, his parents (journalist Barbara Johnson and writer/professor Franklin Reeve) divorced. His mother moved with sons Christopher and Benjamin to Princeton, New Jersey, and married an investment banker a few years later. After the divorce, the boys also spent substantial visitation time with their father, who writing under the name F. D. Reeve, is a noted novelist, poet, and scholar of Russian literature. While with him, Chris and Ben were exposed to a stimulating intellectual environment that included Sunday dinners with F. D. Reeve's friends: Robert Frost, Robert Penn Warren, and Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Meanwhile, Reeve's stepfather, Tristam Johnson, generously paid tuition for the boys to attend the exclusive and academically challenging Princeton Day School.

"Chris was extraordinary," his mother recalled to an Asbury Park Press reporter. "He was endowed with a great many extraordinary talents. He had a wonderful mind, wide-ranging interests, a willingness to take risks. He was an athlete and scholar with a passion for acting, which began very, very early." Reeve traced his love of acting back to the early years of his childhood when he and his younger brother would climb inside cardboard grocery cartons and pretend they were pirate ships. "To us they became pirate ships simply because we said they were" Reeve said. "The ability to retain at least some of this childhood innocence is essential to fine acting." By age eight, he had appeared in school plays, become interested in music, and was taking piano lessons. At age nine, he was picked to be in a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta Yeoman of the Guard for Princeton's professional theater, the McCarter Theatre. "While I was growing up," Reeve recalls, "I never once asked myself, 'Who am I?' or 'What am I doing?' Right from the beginning, the theater was like home to me. It seemed to be what I did best. I never doubted that I belonged in it." Those he worked with were convinced as well. Milton Lyon, the Artistic Director of the McCarter Theatre who did Finian's Rainbow and South Pacific with Reeve, told him when he was about 14 years old: "Chris, you better decide what you want, because you're going to get it."

At age 15, Reeve got a summer apprenticeship at the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts. By age 16, he had an agent. At Princeton Day School, Reeve participated in various school activities including being President of the Drama Club and Student Director of The Glee Club. Reeve later said about those years, "I loved the theater so much. But I began to feel guility. I thought I wasn't giving enough time to school. So I joined as many school clubs and teams as I could. I played on the ice hockey team. I was in the school orchestra. I even sang with a choral group!" After graduating from high school, Reeve toured the country as Celeste Holm's leading man in The Irregular Verb to Love, then went on to college at Cornell, although he continued to work simultaneously as a professional actor, "thanks to an understanding agent who'd set up auditions and meetings around my class schedule."

Reeve had a special love for ice hockey, a sport that he played from the peewee level through high school where he was Princeton Day's number one goalie for all four years. He thought of pursuing the sport as a career until his freshman tryout at Cornell brought a reality check. The varsity team there was the NCAA champion and Ken Dryden was the goalie. Reeve said, "On the first day of practice, I noticed that there were only two Americans and the rest were Canadians. I was in the goal, and the whole team lined up on the blue line, each with a puck, and they were supposed to take turns going from left to right taking a slapshot. They started to get out of sequence, and sometimes two or three were coming at me, faster than I'd ever seen a puck come at me in my entire lifetime. I got absolutely shelled, and I thought, 'You know, I'm probably going to end up with no teeth,' and so I retreated to the safety of the theatre department. That was the end of my hockey career. In retrospect, I made the right choice. And I still have all my teeth."

As part of his studies at Cornell University, where he majored in Music Theory and English, Reeve spent time studying theater in Britain and France. Of his work in England, where he obtained employment as a "dogsbody" at London's prestigious Old Vic theater, Reeve said: "I was a glorified errand boy, but it was a very exciting time there. I helped by teaching the British actors to speak with an American accent. Then I went to Paris to work with the Comedie Francaise." By the time of his graduation from college, Reeve had already performed in such widely respected theaters as the Boothbay (Maine) Playhouse, the Williamstown Theatre, the San Diego Shakespeare Festival, and the Loeb Drama Center. His roles included Victor in Private Lives, Aeneas in Troilus and Cressida, Beliaev in A Month In The Country, and Macheath in Threepenny Opera.

In lieu of his final year at Cornell, Reeve was one of two students accepted to advanced standing (Robin Williams was the other) at New York's famous Juilliard School of Performing Arts. Here he studied under the renowned John Houseman. When it became financially difficult for his stepfather to continue to pay for Reeve's education, he took the role of Ben Harper in the long-running television dramatic serial Love of Life. While Reeve continued his acting lessons and performed in the soap opera, he found time to audition for and win a coveted role in A Matter of Gravity, a new play slated for Broadway starring Katharine Hepburn in 1976. By this time, the demands of his career had become so great that Reeve was forced to give up his final year at Juilliard, but Reeve said of working with Hepburn: "In Gravity, I had the privilege of spending nine months working with one of the masters of the craft." The two became very close and stayed in touch until Hepburn's death in 2003.

In 1976, Reeve went to Los Angeles and got a small part in Gray Lady Down, a submarine adventure film. Back in New York City, he was in the off-broadway production My Life. During that production, Reeve auditioned and successfully screen tested for the 1978 movie Superman. Reeve's mother later said: "He took the Superman role, quite frankly, as a career move. He felt, even with the risks it entailed, that it would mean he would get a greater recognition and he could bypass the cattle call." Reeve portrayed Superman as "somebody that, you know, you can invite home for dinner... someone you could introduce your parents to." He made Superman believable by playing him as a hero with brains and a heart. Reeve said, "What makes Superman a hero is not that he has power, but that he has the wisdom and the maturity to use the power wisely." Reeve told Gene Siskel: "The key word for me on him (Superman) is 'inspiration.' He is a leader by inspiration. He sets an example. It's quite important that people realize that I don't see him as a glad-handing show-off, a one-man vigilante force who rights every wrong." For playing Clark Kent, Reeve reasoned that "there must be some difference stylistically between Clark and Superman. Otherwise you just have a pair of glasses standing in for a character, and I don't think that's enough for a modern audience." In 1986, Reeve added that "Superman is nothing more than a popular retelling of the Christ story, or Greek mythology. It's an archetype, watered down and made in vivid colors for twelve-year-old's mentality. It's pop mythology, which extends to the actor, then seeps over to a demand that that actor reflect the needs of the worshipers. The worship doesn't only go on in the temples - it goes on in the streets, and restaurants, in magazines. But, you know, I'm from New Jersey, I'm not from Olympus or Krypton, so back off 'cause I can't take the responsibility." The 18 months of shooting for that movie took place mostly in England, where Reeve met and began a relationship with modeling executive Gae Exton. This union produced two children, Matthew Exton born on December 20, 1979 and Alexandra "Ali" Exton born in 1983.

After the huge success of 1978's Superman: The Movie, people invariably referred to Reeve as Superman. Reeve downplayed the disdain he felt for that comment: "As far as I'm concerned there is Superman and then there's Christopher Reeve, and I'm not interested in having them merge. What I'm interested in is acting... I've been working since I was fourteen; I studied at Juilliard. I wasn't Superman before and I don't plan to be Superman after." He was a very hot young star at that point and was offered the lead in several major films including American Gigolo and Body Heat. Instead Reeve chose for his next project the very different Somewhere in Time. While promoting the movie at the time of its release, Reeve said, "Somewhere In Time, while it errs on the side of pretentiousness, is an absolutely honest attempt to create an old-fashioned romance. It's based on love rather than on sex or X-rated bedroom scenes. I don't know how to talk about a love story without getting all gooey about it, but the script excited me because of the situation of the leading character... His problem struck me as that of many people. They've got everything going for them, or so they say, except for a real commitment, a real love." In 1980, Reeve spent the summer doing theater in Williamstown. He worked on Superman II and the broadway production of Fifth of July.

In 1987 Christopher Reeve and Gae Exton parted unmarried, but keeping joint custody of the two children - not an easy arrangement with the Atlantic Ocean between the two parents. During that summer in Williamstown, Reeve met his soul mate, Dana Morosini, where she was performing in a cabaret. It was love at first sight for Reeve but Dana was not impressed. Her friend, Bonnie Monte, recalled: " 'He's going to be an arrogant, stuck-up movie star idiot, and I don't want anything to do with him,' Dana said. Reeve had to fight for her, and he did. In four months they were living together, and in 1992 they were married and had a son, William "Will" Elliot born on June 7, 1992.

Reeve went on to appear in a total of 17 feature films, a dozen television movies, and about 150 plays. In addition, he hosted or narrated numerous documentaries and television specials, many of which involve interests of his such as aviation or stunt work. His striking good looks and imposing physique were reminisent of Hollywood's classic leading men like John Wayne who, after meeting Reeve at the 1979 Academy Awards, turned to Cary Grant and said: "This is our new man. He's taking over." But rather than limit himself to the heroic roles for which he seemed so well suited, Reeve frequently sought the challenge of parts that cast him against type - playing characters that were gay, sociopathic or villanous. He turned down big paychecks to appear in small films with directors like Sydney Lumet or James Ivory, whom he greatly respected and worked with in The Bostonians and The Remains of the Day. But he has always preferred the stage, considering it an actor's greatest test. In addition to his early stage work, Reeve appeared in The Marriage of Figaro in New York, Summer and Smoke with Christine Lahti in Los Angeles, and he toured with Love Letters in several major cities. He also starred in a well-received production of The Aspern Papers in London's West End with Vanessa Redgrave and Dame Wendy Hiller. But no matter what he was doing at the time, Reeve invariably made every effort to spend summers at the Williamstown Theater Festival.

In addition to his acting career, Reeve was extremely active in political causes. A liberal Democrat, Reeve said "I became politically active in high school, protesting the Vietnam War. And when I went to Cornell, I became involved in environmental issues. And then, as an adult, I became involved in First Amendment issues and funding for the arts..." Some of the causes Reeve supported were Amnesty International, Save the Children, The National Resources Defense Council, The Lindbergh Foundation, The Environmental Air Force, and People for the American Way. He was a founding member and past president of the Creative Coalition, an advocacy group of artists, and was one of the National Endowment For The Arts most passionate supporters. In 1987, he faced tear gas and real personal danger when Chilean writer Ariel Dorfman asked him to travel to Chile and lead a demonstration in support of 77 artists targeted with death warrants by the Pinochet government. For his successful efforts to free the artists, Reeve received a special Obie Award in 1988 and an annual award from the Walter Briehl Human Rights Foundation. The sobering experience also reinforced his commitment to advocacy work, which by the late 1980's was competing with his career for his time. Environmental issues were of particular interest to Reeve. He addressed the United Nations to encourage the banning of drift net tuna fishing and he played a crucial role in securing a landmark agreement to protect the Hudson River and New York City's reservoir system.

Christopher Reeve approached recreation with the same dedication and intensity that he brought to his professional and advocacy work. Reeve set obstacles for himself and then worked to overcome them. He believed that progress in one's life comes from creating your own challenges and then doing the best you possibly can to succeed. An accomplished pianist, he composed and practiced classical music several hours each day and said in an interview that had he not been an actor, he would have liked to have been a professional musician. But Reeve was also a superb athlete who did his own stunts in films and an avid outdoorsman. He earned his pilot's license in his early twenties and twice flew solo across the Atlantic in a small plane. He also flew gliders and was an expert sailor, scuba diver, and skier. By the 1990's, horses had become his passion. He loved the sport called "eventing" which combined the precision of dressage with the excitement of cross-country and show jumping.

In May of 1995, it was during the cross-country portion of such an event in Culpeper, Virginia, that Reeve's Throughbred, Eastern Express, balked at a rail jump, pitching his rider forward. Reeve's hands were tangled in the horse's bridle and he landed head first, fracturing the uppermost vertebrae in his spine. Reeve was instantly paralyzed from the neck down and unable to breathe. Prompt medical attention saved his life and delicate surgery stabilized the shattered C1-C2 vertebrae and literally reattached Reeve's head to his spine. Upon regaining consciousness and realizing the gravity of his situation, Reeve wondered to his wife Dana if "maybe we should just let me go." Whereupon Dana uttered the words that gave him the will to live: "But you're still you and I love you." After 6 months at Kessler Rehabilitation Institute in New Jersey, Reeve returned to his home in Bedford, New York, where Dana had completed major renovations to accomodate his needs and those of his electric wheelchair which he operated by sipping or puffing on a straw. Ironically, this most self-reliant and active of men was now facing life almost completely immobilized and dependent on others for his most basic needs. In addition, his condition put him at constant risk for related illnesses - pneumonia, infections, blood clots, wounds that do not heal, and a dangerous condition involving blood pressure known as autonomic disreflexia - all of which Reeve would experience in the coming years.

Even while at Kessler, Christopher Reeve began to use the international interest in his situation to increase public awareness about spinal cord injury and to raise money for research into a cure. A 20/20 interview with Barbara Walters drew huge ratings and many other television appearances would follow. Never a man to turn from a challenge, Reeve accepted invitations to appear at the Academy Awards in 1996, to host the Paralympics in Atlanta, and to speak at the Democratic National Convention in August of that year. At such high-profile appearances Reeve faced risk of embarrassment if he could not speak because his tracheostomy tube was slightly out of position or if his body suddenly spasmed and jerked about uncontrollably (as it did just before the curtain went up at the Oscars).

Despite enormous expenses related to his paralysis, Reeve was determined to be financially self-sufficient. A widespread rumor that his close friend, Robin Williams, had promised to pay all his medical bills was publicly denied by both Williams and Reeve. Less than a year after his injury, Reeve began to accept invitations for speaking engagements. Traveling with a team of aides and nurses he crisscrossed the country, speaking at the Peter Lowe Success Seminars, at universities, benefits, and at many functions relating to disability issues. Reeve's publicist Maggie Friedman, at the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation, said: "He speaks off the cuff, using no notes or teleprompter and most of the time he does not even dictate his thoughts to an assistant." Reeve narrated an Emmy Award winning documentary for HBO called Without Pity: A Film About Abilities which sensitively told the stories of a half-dozen disabled people and also hosted a Canadian documentary about spinal cord injury called The Toughest Break. He returned to acting with a small but pivotol role in the CBS television movie A Step Toward Tomorrow in 1996 starring Judith Light. The next year Reeve made his directorial debut with the critically acclaimed HBO short film In the Gloaming starring his good friend Glenn Close. Gloaming went on to receive five Emmy nominations and was the most honored film at the Cable ACE Awards in 1997, winning awards in four of the six categories it was nominated including best "Dramatic or Theatrical Special". Dana Reeve described In the Gloaming as "a godsend for Chris." She added, "there's such a difference in his outlook, his health, his overall sense of well-being when he's working at what he loves, which is creative work - directing a movie, or acting in one. It completely revitalizes him and feeds him." At these times "his health is at an all-time high, his blood gases are good, he seems to cure skin wounds faster, he sleeps better, he looks better. It's noticeable - it's like being in love."

Reeve's activism after becoming spinal cord injured originally involved bringing more scientists into neurological research to more quickly discover a cure along with doubling the budget for the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a government agency in the executive branch that is part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. But his experiences with his own insurance company and, particularly, the experiences of other patients he had met at Kessler also led him to push for legislation that would raise the limit on catastrophic injury health coverage from $1 million to $10 million. Reeve accepted the positions of Chairman of the American Paralysis Association and Vice Chairman of the National Organization on Disability. In partnership with philanthropist Joan Irvine Smith, he founded the Reeve-Irvine Research Center in California and he created the Christopher Reeve Foundation in 1996 to raise research money and provide grants to local agencies which focus on quality of life for the disabled. Reeve's star power, along with marketing for research dollars, were reasons why spinal cord injury research was given greater attention and more money allocated to the cause. In 2000, Newsweek noted that, "Thanks to Christopher Reeve, spinal-cord injuries-which affect 250,000 Americans-have won great attention, while mass killers like lung cancer and stroke attract relatively less." Reeve used the contacts he had made in Washington during his years of advocacy work to lead the fight to increase funding for spinal cord injury research which, despite recent breakthroughs by scientists, had previously received inadequate financial support. Reeve pointed out: "It is one thing to present legislators with statistics, but quite another to make them face real people who testify at congressional hearings or speak out in the media." Reeve ultimately raised $55 million in research grants and more than $7 million for nonprofit organizations that still help improve the quality of life for people living with disabilities.

Because Reeve found the strength to use his tragedy to help others after facing this devastating life blow, there were many who came to believe that Reeve really was Superman. Bishop Jonathan D. Keaton eloquently described this in his Go Make A Life sermon: "To see Reeve in a severely incapacitated state brought back memories of his famous acting roles as Superman and Clark Kent. Memory told me that Reeve could leap tall buildings with a single bound as Superman. Also, I saw Christopher Reeve as a gem of an investigative reporter... Admittedly, Superman was make-believe... I concluded that Christopher Reeve is Superman, right here, right now... Reeve shows us the power, the possibilities and the results of a fierce and persistent commitment to growth and development. With God's help, Reeve is Superman because: 1. He survived the horse riding accident and challenged himself physically during countless months of painful physical therapy. 2. Because he remained committed to his role as a loving husband and doting father 3. Because he kept hope alive in the face of injury and paralysis that can destroy all hope-in the face of having to depend on his wife and many others to feed, wash, change, move and carry him to the doctor. 4. Because he came to the conclusion that God still had something for him to do... So, Christopher Reeve turned his focus away from his paralysis and began figuring out how he could live afresh. Reeve decided that a lot of people might like to hear his story. Instead of limiting the communication of his story to letters, books and videos subject to edit, Reeve chose the lecture circuit. That meant showing up in public, allowing the public to gawk at his incapacity, talking about his condition and sharing lessons learned. Thus, Christopher Reeve has become Superman for real."

Meanwhile, life for the Reeve family went on in the most normal way they could manage. With her husband's enthusiastic support, Dana Reeve gradually resumed her singing and acting career. The press and public sometimes labeled her "Saint Dana" or "Superwoman" and Dana told a reporter from Parade magazine in 2005: "Initially I felt very uncomfortable with that. There was nothing superhuman about standing by Chris. [That compliment] always felt a little false. Like, what's so saintly about that? Lucky me. I'm with him!" She laughed. "And I thought, 'Really my job here is to be the voice for the many, many spouses who are caregivers, who don't have the advantage of the world patting them on the back every day.'" Matthew and Alexandra visited with Christopher, Dana, and Will at the house in Westchester County when their school schedules allowed. The family continued its tradition of spending summers at the vacation home in Williamstown, Massachusetts, after Reeve's injury. Reeve said: "This accident has been difficult for all of us. But it hasn't frightened anybody away. We all miss the activities. My daughter, Alexandra, and I loved to ride together. My son, Will, and I would play piano and sing together. Matthew and I loved to play tennis. We all used to sail together. I'd be kidding you if I said I didn't miss that. Ultimately, you have to accept that being together is more important than doing together."

In the years after his accident, Christopher Reeve gradually regained sensation in parts of his body - notably down the spine, in his left leg, and areas of the left arm. But he remained dependent on a ventilator to breathe and was unable to move any part of his body below the shoulders. His condition stabilized and in early 1998, after the taping of a television special to benefit his foundation, Reeve's wife, Dana, described him as "very healthy and very busy". His compelling autobiography, Still Me, was released in April 1998 and quickly hit the bestseller lists. "Writing the book," Reeve said, "was one of the highlights of my life, before and after the accident." Seven months later, critics praised his talent and courage when Reeve reclaimed his leading-man status by starring in an updated version of Rear Window for ABC. Around the time his second book, Nothing is Impossible: Reflections on a New Life, was published, Reeve regained the ability to move his index finger on one hand and demonstrated that breakthrough on Larry King's TV show. On February 28, 2003, Reeve became the third person to receive the experimental treatment called diaphragm pacing via laparoscopy to stimulate his phrenic nerve and allow him to breathe more easily without a respirator; although he continued to need the machine's help while speaking.

"I have a creative life and a political life, and they're both equally important" Reeve said. During a Washington Post Live Chat in 2000, Reeve said: "...And now that I am disabled, of course my main focus is on the quality of life for all disabled people and doing everything I can to help scientists make progress toward cures." Reeve further explained his personal political preference for the Democrat party saying, "Actually, the Republicans have done more for the disabled and for funding medical research over the past eight years than the Democrats. But on many other issues, such as the environment, education, gun control, choice, I support the Democrats, and I am more sympathetic to their position... I would like to see a Democratic Congress." After he was asked to run for Congress, Reeve decided against it because he would not have had the strength or health to do it. Reeve was in the forefront of those lobbying for embryonic stem cell research and he delighted in the controversy. When Paula Zahn asked him if he liked "tweaking" people, Reeve replied, "It is my favorite thing." Reeve continued to schedule many speaking engagements and fundraisers while looking to the future with characteristic enthusiasm saying, "My spinal cord is ready below the injury. I'm realistically optimistic. I don't plan to spend the rest of my life like this." Although it required significant preparation, Reeve's travels also took him abroad to Great Britain, Australia, and Israel.

On May 3, 2002, the U.S. government opened the National Health Promotion and Information Center for People With Paralysis, known as the Christopher and Dana Reeve Paralysis Resource Center through a non-competitive cooperative agreement awarded to the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation. Its purpose is to provide information services to people nationwide who are newly paralyzed, have been living with paralysis, or are family members or caregivers. Reeve said, "One of the most disabling aspects of paralysis is the lack of resources and support necessary to get back into a world that has completely changed for the paralyzed individual - both economically and socially." Reeve continued, "When somebody is first injured or as a disease progresses into paralysis, people don't know where to turn. Dana and I wanted a facility that could give support and information to people. With this new Center, we're off to an amazing start." Dana Reeve later wrote that she had a soft spot for the quality-of-life grant programs and for the resource center, because it's really the people part. "I was the one who figured out, 'Is there a wheelchair ramp so that our family can get into this movie theater?' I thought if that's hard for me, it's got to be much harder for the majority of people out there." Creatively, at that time, Christopher Reeve had in the works movie projects to direct for ABC television on the inspirational lives of Jeffrey Galli, Brooke Ellison, and Robert McCrum. He also was the Creative Consultant for Freedom: A History of US, a 16-part miniseries on public television about American freedom that aired in early 2003. In February 2003 he handed the Superman torch over to Tom Welling on the popular science fiction drama Smallville playing Dr. Virgil Swann, a character created just for him. In March of that same year, he guest starred on The Practice in the episode "Burnout". Finally, Chris reprised the role of Dr. Swann one last time in April 2004 in his last acting appearance.

Reeve's oldest son, Matthew Exton Reeve graduated from Brown University in May 2002 with a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in art semiotics. A filmmaker, Matthew was contracted to document and direct his father's progress in recovery for three television specials which premiered around the world in 2002 and 2003. The first of three specials, airing around Reeve's 50th birthday, showed him walking on a treadmill while suspended from a special harness. The other two specials are not known to have been made or released. Reeve's daughter Alexandra entered Yale University in Connecticut in 2001 and joined the Yale Polo Squad with her father's enthusiastic support. After graduating in 2005, she enrolled at Columbia University in the City of New York as a student in the School of Law. Young Will inherited his father's love of ice hockey and watching his son play the game became one of Reeve's greatest pleasures after his injury. Will also has an interest in acting as well. Dana Reeve supplemented the family income by taking a number of acting and singing jobs within commuting distance of their home and she co-hosted a daytime talk show, Lifetime Live, for a season.

In early October 2004 Reeve was busy promoting The Brooke Ellison Story, which he had directed, and Dana Reeve was appearing onstage in Los Angeles in Brooklyn Boy preparing to bringing the play to New York. It was the first time she had been away from her husband and son for an extended period. At the time, Reeve was being treated for a pressure wound, a common complication for people with paralysis that he had experienced many times before. The wound had become severely infected, resulting in a systemic infection; yet there seemed no unusual cause for concern. On Saturday, October 9th, Reeve attended one of Will's hockey games. That night, he went into cardiac arrest after receiving an antibiotic. He fell into a coma and was rushed to Northern Westchester Hospital. Dana Reeve would later point out that Reeve had a history of being sensitive to drugs that were usually well tolerated by most people. With the help of Robin Williams' wife, Dana was able to board a plane and rush cross country to join Alexandra and Will at her husband's bedside; arriving shortly before his death on October 10. Christopher Reeve was 52 years old.

On November 3, 2004, the board of directors of the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation unanimously elected Dana Reeve as their new chairperson and she dedicated herself to carrying on her husband's work. Dana had been used to being in the background of her husband's very public efforts, but as she said in May 2005: "Suddenly, I feel like I don't have that choice anymore. I have to carry on his mission." Dana insisted on going over every grant proposal, lobbied and endorsed politicians, was writing a second book, and made national television appearances both solo and with her son, Will, four months after Chris's death and in the immediate time following her own mother's death. She made plans to resume her singing career. But in an unbelievably cruel twist of fate, less than a year after Christopher Reeve's death, his beloved wife was diagnosed with lung cancer. "What I didn't know is that lung cancer is the number one cancer," said Dana to Kathie Lee Gifford. "I was always looking for breast, ovarian and uterine, and you think, I'm a non-smoker and I live in the country, so I'm good. So I am completely shocked." She also talked about having a cough that lasted for weeks leading her to get diagnosed: "I did, and people were saying, 'Oh allergies, allergies,'...[The doctor] wasn't even going to take a chest X-ray. He was like, 'you're healthy'... and then it was huge. I probably had it for about a year." She fought the disease with grace, courage, and the humor that had characterized both her and her husband as she endured rigorous bouts of chemotherapy. Wearing a wig after her hair fell out, Dana appeared upbeat as she attended the annual Reeve Foundation fundraiser in November 2005 and sang "Now and Forever" in honor of their friend, Mark Messier, a retiring New York Ranger, at Madison Square Garden in January 2006. Sadly, at the age of 44, Dana lost her battle with cancer on March 6, 2006. She had made arrangements with family and friends for the care and future of their 13-year-old son. Alexandra, Will, and Matthew arrived arm in arm to speak at a private memorial service for Dana, as they had done less than 18 months earlier for their father.

Christopher Reeve left a body of artistic work that continues to inspire and entertain millions of people. He also left a left a legacy that includes love of family, heightened awareness and funding to help people dealing with disabilities, and therapy breakthroughs brought about by greater funding for spinal injury research. Donations to the Christopher Reeve Foundation have only increased since the Reeves' deaths; and in July 2006, Christopher's adult children, Matthew and Alexandra, were added to its expanded board of directors. But perhaps most significant is the inspirational example described by Reeve's mother, Barbara Johnson, in 2006: "I think one of the most important things that Chris did for many, many people was, after his accident and becoming a quadriplegic, he showed them that there is life after a spinal cord injury or after a stroke. You don't have to sit in the dark feeling sorry for yourself. I think that he touched many, many, many people and certainly that was an enormous contribution to the quality of life of the people who had been afflicted with something as restrictive or disabling as a spinal cord injury. He didn't just help quadriplegics like himself," added Johnson. "I know for a fact that a lot of others were kind of led to thinking their way into a happier, more productive life. And that may well be his most lasting contribution."

It`s not easy to be a hero

2007-08-07T16:51:00.000-07:00

Hi everybody!!! I found this wonderful song by "Five for fighting". The name of the song is :

"It`s not easy". I would like you to read the lyrics and listen to the song , then I would like you to write a comment connecting the main ideas in the listening activity that we did in our language class about christopher Reeve and the different topics that we discussed in class after watching the episodes of SMALLVILLE. This will be our final task in our thematic unit about HEROES.

I can’t stand to fly

I’m not that naive

I’m just out to find

The better part of me

I’m more than a bird...

i’m more than a plane

More than some pretty face beside a train

It’s not easy to be me

Wish that I could cry

Fall upon my knees

Find a way to lie

About a home I’ll never see

It may sound absurd...but don’t be naive

Even heroes have the right to bleed

I may be disturbed...but won’t you concede

Even heroes have the right to dream

It’s not easy to be me

Up, up and away...away from me

It’s all right...you can all sleep sound tonight

I’m not crazy...or anything...

I can’t stand to fly

I’m not that naive

Men weren’t meant to ride

With clouds between their knees

I’m only a man in a silly red sheet

Digging for kryptonite on this one way street

Only a man in a funny red sheet

Looking for special things inside of me

Inside of me

Inside meYeah, inside me

Inside of me

I’m only a man

In a funny red sheet

I’m only a man

Looking for a dream

I’m only a man

In a funny red sheet

And it’s not easy, hmmm, hmmm, hmmm...

Its not easy to be me

Listen to the song here and enjoy the video clip:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjjbYQpAr-E

Hi class

2007-07-23T09:18:00.001-07:00

Hi class

Our holly holidays are finishing but it past tooo fast for me.... I noticed that anyone except miss aline coment or blogged something new..... Welll we are seeing in 3 days so.... well...

I hope everyone enjoyned his/her holidays....

Good Luck

PD:HEY LETS GO FERRO!!!! we safed from descending so now lets put all the energy for ascending to tthe 1st "A"

Moncho

Hi class

2007-07-23T09:18:00.000-07:00

Hi class

Our holly holidays are finishing but THEY WENT BY tooo fast for me.... I noticed that NO ONE except FOR miss aline POSTED or blogged something new..... Welll we are seeing in 3 days so.... well...

I hope everyone enjoyed his/her holidays....

Good Luck

Moncho

Happy hollydays

2007-07-07T18:51:00.000-07:00

Hello class such a long time... I wish you all have happy vacations !!! Have you noticed that it`s holi... days- holly(santos), it means, dias santos... that's true...

Have happy dias santos then ...

Best wishes...

Moncho

HEY!!! YOU ALL... WATCH OUT!!

2007-06-25T11:02:00.000-07:00

HEY KIDS, WATCH OUT YOUR MISTAKES BEFORE PUBLISHING SOMETHING!!. I KNOW THIS SPACE WAS CREATED TO BE FREE AND YOUR LANGUAGE IS NOT BEING GRADED, BUT YOUR MESSAGE IS SOMETIMES MISUNDERSTOOD.
ANOTHER THING, BE CAREFUL, A COMMENT IS DIFFERENT FROM A POSTING.
I HOPE THIS DOESN`T CUT THE FLOW=)
HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON!!
MISS ALINA

Rosi Padillaa!

2007-06-25T07:58:00.000-07:00

Hi! well..I dont Know what to say so I am going to be brief. The connection that I can make between that situation in which some students got involved in a row and the last episode we watched: "HEAT·"is that some people do things just to call the atention of the people that never talk to them.
So...we have to understand those people, because maybe sometimes they feel alone and act like that.

Sofia López Rubio

2007-06-25T07:34:00.000-07:00

Hello!I think that the connection with the problems that happened last week and Smallville's episode is that people think that if they don't do what people think it is cool they will be outsiders.For example, in Smallville, Lex did everything that his wife told him to do(without knowing she had special powers), and last week the people that had the row, in my opinion, had someone that told them to quarrel and said horrible things.So, instead of helping to solve the problem they made it bigger and bigger...

GET SOME INSPIRATION

2007-06-24T08:08:00.000-07:00

As I know you are getting ready for the video clips presentation, I thought it would be good to cheer you up with these clips I found in youtube:
Jonathan kent`s funeral: Clark realizes he is immortal, so he will always be alone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI5SZE4pz3c
Lana & Clark`s complicated relationship:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iU1w2j9pGRc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md4LsHdY9RA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M04BQBMVJU
The other side of the coin: Chloe`s feelings:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADEwfdbxN7Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ds1rYeheg2s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJobXcUYPjM

Hi Class

2007-06-23T15:02:00.000-07:00

I`m Mary Joe.. I'm was just surfing and ended up here... I love the series. Smallville is awesome!!!! I think that Clark is beginning to work out how to control his powers...
It was interesting because it teaches us that we have to know very well a person before we have a relationship with him/her!!!

Mary Joe

Hi class

2007-06-23T14:57:00.000-07:00

Here I am class... I might like to post here so I decided to come and write(not for obligation) ... MIss alina is the best!!!!

Pili

Analysis of episode

2007-06-23T14:39:00.001-07:00

How sexy was that teacher!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .... I think that Lex is beginning to become bad with clark, cause up to this moment he began to tr eat Clarkcito.... in a rude way. Desireè was the name of that girl.... Juan Cruz
must past before today otherwhise Miss ALina : Kick Imanol... nah joke...

Moncho

SEASON 2 EPISODE 2: "HEAT"

2007-06-23T09:04:00.000-07:00

After watching this episode we can analyse many topics, not only the sexy teacher who seduces everyone. The thing is that after the incidents that happened in the last few weeks where most of you participated, I thought it would be nice to connect them with the plot of this episode. See if you can find this connection. Below you will find two guidelines
1- To start the name of this episode is "HEAT", this has to do with the capacity to use our senses before making important decisions. Sometimes in the HEAT of the moment we say things and do things we tend to regret later because we don`t use our senses and we follow our impulses.
2- Then another important issue is the capacity to seperate things and trust our heart. Martha Kent gave an important lesson to Lex at the Talon. Do you remamber the scene?.
Go ever the episode and post a comment for next Thursday 28th June

Some help :)

2007-06-22T21:45:00.000-07:00

I think you all know how to search for lyrics =) but for those who dont, here is a link to a website that gives you all song's lyrics:
Link
To find the lyrics you want, you just have to go tothe browser and write the song's name.

Hi

2007-06-22T21:37:00.000-07:00

Hi, you all, I think I´m the 3rd member to register in the blog.Miss don´t you think it would be very funny to record the presentations of Tuesday and then post them on the blog?xD
P.D: Don´t take it seriously, it was only a joke because I know it´s going to be an embarassing moment (I dont know if embarassing is the word didn´t remember how to say vergonzoso in English) :)

Hello class

2007-06-22T09:05:00.000-07:00

our e-class

Hello class , hello Miss Alina, later on I think you might like to delete this post... I want to tell all the class that I've checked my emails and I received Miss Alina's mail... now I`m here postin'

Moncho

2007-06-22T08:25:00.000-07:00

our e-class is a class blog where students and teachers will feel free to express their thoughts and and opinions about different tasks developed in class. The aim is to get to know each other deeper and share good and funny moments while we are practising the use of our second language. This is a new beginning, this is our moment, take it !!!!, it is yours......
;) Miss Alina

WE ARE IN THE NEWS!!!

2007-06-13T10:48:00.000-07:00

I was shown this article published in QUORUM, a local webpage, and felt like sharing it with you. I truly feel we are at the beginning of something EXTRAORDINARY, this is our time and moment to outstand and step forward to a new beginning. I hope you can find the article interesting and motivating as well!. :)

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Un colegio se abre a los blogs y los usa para enseñar
jueves, 07 de junio de 2007

Los rayos del sol abrazaban la siesta tucumana, quizás para consolarla por el frío polar de la semana pasada. El portón verde de metal, es muy diferente al que hace ocho años dejé de cruzar. El colegio está igual, pese a que me pareció más grande. Había caras institucionales y conocidas, pero yo seguía siendo una extraña. Las nuevas generaciones ni me registraban.
por Luciana Poliche

Crucé la galería y entré a una de las aulas donde alguna vez tuve clases. Uno de mis antiguos profesores, Carlos Lizárraga, Coordinador del departamento de Inglés del secundario del Colegio San Patricio, daba la lección a ocho chicos, que conforman la clase A2.
Nosotros éramos revoltosos, incluso tuvimos que firmar un contrato para comprometernos a hablar en inglés, toda la hora. A estos chicos, en cambio, se les escapa el inglés por lo poros. No podía sacarme la sensación de que estaba todo igual, pero distinto. Incluso, una de las chicas tenía una computadora portátil, algo impensado en mi época, en la que muchas veces tuve que pedirle la PC a mi vecina. Y para colmo, tampoco existe el quinto año, es tercero del Polimodal.
Pero como todo cambia, lo que no se adapta muere. Quizás por este motivo o por la predisposición e inquietud de Lizárraga, este puñado de adolescentes, de tercero de Polimodal, se embarcó en el desafío de usar blogs para hacer tareas de inglés.
“Entré en la blogsfera, luego de leer un artículo del New York Times. Me pareció un gran canal de enseñanza. Ayuda a liberar la escritura. Además, los chicos leen más, porque necesitan hacerlo para poder escribir y porque visitan otros blogs. Me han sorprendido. Hay chicos que lograron cosas increíbles. Por otro lado, para comunicarme con el departamento de Inglés ya no uso papel, es todo a través del blog del colegio”, sostiene Lizárraga, que trabaja con las profesoras Cecilia Galván y Alina Terán en este proyecto.
El profesor explica que la mayoría de los alumnos tiene computadoras en su casa, pero que implementó el mismo sistema en el Instituto Terciario Lola Mora y en la UNSTA, donde también enseña, y asegura que los chicos hacen los trabajos en ciber o en el laboratorio de informática de la universidad. “El uso de la bitácoras es tan simple, que mientras van a chequear los mails los pueden actualizar”, dice el profesor.
“Tenía un fotolog, pero esta metodología me enseñó a usar los blogs de una forma nueva y aprender inglés de una manera más actual, más divertida”, afirma Valentina Becker (17), quien quiere estudiar Diseño Gráfico.
“No me resulta fácil escribir y este medio te ayuda a soltarte. Es un desafío. Tenemos que escribir dos veces por semana sobre cosas que hacemos en clase o sobre una lista de 70 temas que tenemos asignada. Todos los domingos el profesor nos deja un comentario en el trabajo que subimos, así controla que cumplamos”, explica Valentina Marún (16), que aspira a seguir Diseño Industrial.
“Los blogs permiten una comunicación más fluida con los chicos. A la vez, que permite un conocimiento integral del alumno, mediante sus perspectivas. El objetivo es desarrollar en ellos el pensamiento crítico y la creatividad”, afirma Lizárraga
El profesor, junto a sus colaboradoras, planea presentar el trabajo, acerca del proyecto, en el congreso de la Federación de Asociaciones de Profesores de Inglés, que se desarrollarán el 20, 21 y 22 Septiembre en Jujuy.

DVD SESSION: SMALLVILLE

2007-06-13T02:48:00.000-07:00

COLEGIO SAN PATRICIO 8th GRADE
DVD SESSION: “Smallville: Craving”(Season 1- episode 7)

Designed by: Prof. Alina Teràn
REVIEW:
A.Why are these key words relevant to the plot in this episode?
Jodi/Lana`s birthday party Scrapbook/ top models Jodi / plan
Scale/ bathroom Lex / medical test Smallville/ Luthor Corp
Lana / Lex mansion Whitney/ Kansas State University Jodi/ Pete
Clark/ give himself away Clark/ escort Jodi/ binge eating.
Car accident / deer Deer/ liposuction Jodi/ revenge
Lana/happiest birthday/ drive-in Dr Hamilton/ Lex Whitney / scholarship
Jodi/ body fat Greenhouse/Clark/ Jodi Lex/18/coat-room
Lex /blackmail/Dr Hamilton Clark /Lana`s gift

B.Almost at the beginning of the episode there is a scene when Jodi discovers the power of the vegetable shake . Listen to the song and fill in the gaps:

“SLIDE” BY DIDO
Even on a day like _____,
When you’re _________ on the floor
Reaching for the ________
To ring anyone who knows you anymore
It’s all right to make ___________
You’re only human
Inside everybody’s __________ something
Staring at the same four _________
Have you tried to ___________ yourself
The _________ around your eyes,
They don’t __________
That you need to get some __________
It’s all _________ to make mistakes
You’re only human
Inside everybody’s hiding _________
Take time to catch your ___________
And choose your moment
Don’t slide
Even at a time like this
When the morning _________ so far
Think that __________ belongs to you
But it has happened to us ________
It’s all right to make ________
You’re _________ human
Inside everybody’s __________ something
Take _______ to catch your ________
And _________ your moment
Don’t slide
You brought this on _____________
And it’s high time you _________ it there
Lie here and ________ your head
And __________ of something else instead
Don’t slide...

C.Why do you think this song is so meaningful to the plot?

_________________________________________________________

D. Here are some quotes from the lyrics. Explain how they are relevant to the series:

“... inside everybody’s hiding something....”
“...You’re only human...”

E. Read the dialogue below, then answer the questions:

Clark: Most of my friends are trying to get out of high school...

Lex: I was meeting with your principal. Apparently you guys are in need of a new computing lab. I figured that I could help....

Clark: They might even name a lunch special after you. How did you end up here?.

Lex: My plant manager, Gabe, said something was going on with her daughter, a reporter of The Torch. Thought I`d just drop by and say hello. She wasn’t around but I was struck by this....

Clark: That’s Cloe`s hobby. She thinks she can trace all the strange things after the meteor shower.

Lex: Interesting theory.

Clark: Most people think it’s crazy.

Lex: Do you remember where you were when they fell?

Clark: Not really. My parents hadn’t adopted me yet.

Lex: I do, I was right here in Smallville. My Mom wanted me to share some quality time with my Dad. He brought me here on a business trip. Just a quick stop to finalise some deal. Funny how just one day can change your whole life.

Clark: What happened?

Lex: I was out in the corn field when the first meteor hit. It was like a tidal wave coming up to me. Then everything went black. Next thing I remember was waking up in Metropolis General Hospital, completely bald.

Clark: Lex, I didn’t know...

Lex: Not many people do, Clark. I should have died that day and instead, I walked away like this....

Clark: I`m sorry...

Lex: Why? It is not your fault.... When I was younger, I thought it was a curse. Kids figured I was a freak around chemo. But then I began to see it as my gift. The thing that defined me, that gave me strength.

Clark: Do you ever wonder what would it be like if you hadn’t come that day?.

Lex: It doesn’t matter, Clark. It happened.
Personally, I think the future is gonna be much brighter that that little spoiled brat that walked into that corn field.

F. This scene is one of the most important in this season. It explains the further actions of the main characters. Read the dialogue carefully and answer the questions below orally. Share your opinion wiht the class:

1. Both Clark and Lex tell lies in this conversation. When? why do they do such a thing if they regard themselves as friends?

2. Think of your friends, do you keep certain things to yourself? Do you agree that everybody has something to hide? Why?

3. Can you build a relationship when there are hidden secrets? Is that a true relationship if there are things you keep for yourself? What about trust?

4. What does Lex think about his physical appearance? Compare it with Jodi`s opinion about herself.

5. What important lesson does Lex teach Clark in this chat regarding their past and their expectations about the future?

G. Choose one of these questions and write an essay giving your personal view on the matter. State examples from the episode/s seen in class.

H. Read the quotes below and see if you can figure out the missing words. Then state who said so, when and why:

“ It`s not just the _______.... it`s everything...nobody likes me, why should they?... I`m a ________!
.
“Cutting off the heads of models...it`s kind of ___________, isn`t it?.”

“We can buy you __________..”

“losing weight is never ________________”.

“Hey, Ross, we’ve got a little game in, you wonna play or do you want to keep on __________________...”.

“I`m tired of waiting, waiting and ____________ and keeping a diary of everything I eat so that I don’t feel guilty if I have an extra grape!”.

“If she could do that, half of the school would be ________that!”.

“Promise you will _________ it this time”.

“you know what, I will. I’m ____________ counting calories!”

10.”Getting your ___________ Lana Doses?”.

11. “It`s Lex. Clark was just telling me about your interesting meteor theory . I like it , specially when people think that my company is secretly ___________ everything that goes wrong in Smallville.”

12. “I don’t have to__________ everything”.

I. At the end of this episode , when Clark gives Lana her birthday present, this song is played. Listen to it, fill in the missing words and then state why was this song chose for the ending of this episode.

“HERO” by Enrique Iglesias.
Let me be your hero,
Would you _______ if I asked you to dance?,
Would you run and never look ________?
Would you cry if you saw me _____________?
Would you save my __________ tonight?

Would you tremble if I touched your _________?
Would you _________,?
Oh, please tell me ________.
Now would you die for the one you _________?
Would you hold me in your arms tonight?

(CHORUS)
I can be your hero, baby
I can _________ away the pain
I will stand by you forever
You can take my _______ away.

Would you ________ that you’ll always be mine?
Would you ______, would you run away?
Am I ______ too deep?
Have I ________ my mind?
I don’t care, your`re here tonight.

Chorus

I just want to hold you (x2)
Am I __________ too deep?
Have I ________ my mind?
Well, I don’t care, you`re here tonight

Chorus (x2)

You can take my _______ away
I can be your hero...

EVERY STORY HAS A BEGINNING...

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