(Brazilian scouting). On 4 November 1924, the União dos Escoteiros do Brasil (UEB; Brazilian Scouting Union) was founded. At present, the union counts more than 70 thousand scouts.
SCOUTING IN BRAZIL
90 Anos da União dos Escoteiros do Brasil
100 anos de movimento escoteiro no Brasil
Dia Mundial do Inventor
(Inventor). The Brazilian Inventors Day is on 4 November, while the International Inventors Day is on 9 November, to commemorate the birth of Hedy Hamarr (1913-2000), an American Hollywood diva and inventor. She co-invented (together with George Antheil) an early technique for spread spectrum communications and frequency hopping, necessary for wireless communication.
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
2003 Death of writer Rachel de Queiroz (1910-2003), first female member of Academia Brasileira de Letras (ABL)
Rachel was born on 17 February 1910 in Fortaleza. In 1915, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, and to Belém in 1917. In 1927, she started to publish in a journal, under the pseudonym ‘Rita de Queiroz’. Three years later, Rachel published her first novel ‘O Quinze’. She joined the Brazilian Communist Party in the same year. In 1937, with the creation of “Estado Novo” (New State) by Vargas, her books were considered as ‘subversive’ and were burned publicly. She became imprisoned for three months. In 1961, Rachel was invited by president Jânio Quadros to become minster of Education, but she refused. Rachel supported the military coup in 1964, she was awarded to become UN representative in 1966. In 1977, Rachel became the first woman to enter the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Literature Board). She died in 2003, due to a heart attack.
RACHEL DE QUEIROZ
Rachel de Queiroz – Documentário (entrevista)
Raquel de Queiroz a história da mulher que mais se destacou na literatura
Especiais – Memória Brasileira – Rachel de Queiroz
Discurso de posse – Rachel de Queiroz
1649
Start of the first expedition of Companhia Geral do Comércio do Brasil.
1969 Assassination of Carlos Marighella, Brazilian resistance leader
Carlos was born in Salvador (BA) in 1911. In 1936, he abandoned his Civil Engineering study and became member of Partido Comunista Brasileiro (PCB, Brazilian Communist Party). Soon, he become object of state repression. He was imprisoned, where he was severely beaten and tortured. One year later, Carlos was released but was imprisoned again in 1939. With the fall of Getúlio Vargas’s Estado Novo, Carlos was released in 1945. In the same year, he was elected as Federal Deputy. However, the government of President Gaspar Dutra blocked communists from being active in the Brazilian Congress. The start of the military dictatorship in 1964 motivated Carlos to battle against it. Already in 1964, he exchanged gunfire with the police, and was detained again. He was released in 1967, he joined the Ação Libertadora Nacional. This clandestine group trained guerrilla groups, in order to obtain a massive group of armed civilians against the military government. The group also robbed banks, in order to obtain half a million of dollars for their training activities and the purchase of arms. In 1968, a captured guerrilla member appointed Carlos as one of the leaders. One year later, the kidnapping of American ambassador Charles Elbrick ignited a massive hunt for the guerrilla leaders. On 4 November 1969, he was killed in the city of São Paulo. It still remains unclear how exactly Carlos had been killed; probably he was ambushed and killed by the DPOC police officer Sérgio Fleury.
(Public Servant). The date was establishedby the government of Getúlio Vargas, when the Conselho Federal do Serviço Público Civil (Federal Board of Civil Public Service) was created in 1937. One year later, the Departamento Administrativo do Serviço Público do Brasil (Administrative Department of Public Service in Brazil) was created, On 28 October 1939, Decree nº 1.713, was issued. This decree regulate the functions, duties and rights of public servants. More than fifty years later, on 11 December 1990, this decree was replaced by a new law (Lei nº8112), which contained various alterations according to the 1988 Constitutional Law.
PUBLIC SERVANT
Homenagem dia do funcionario publico 2012
Programa Especial do Dia do Servidor Público
Direito Administrativo – Estatuto dos Servidores Públicos Civis da União Lei 8.112/90 Parte I
Direito Administrativo – Estatuto dos Servidores Públicos Civis da União Lei 8.112/90 Parte II
Dia da Engenharia da Aeronáutica
(Aeronautics Engineer). The day is dedicated to Marshal Casimiro Montenegro Filho (1904-2000), who was born on 29 October 1904. He is patron of Área de Engenharia (Engineering Unit) da FAB and Academia Nacional de Engenharia (National Engineering Academy) of the Brazilian Air Force.The marshal founded the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA; Aeronautics Technical Institute) in São José de Campos (SP) and the Centro Tecnológico da Aeronáutica (CTA; Center for Aeronautics Technology). Aeronautics engineers are responsible for the development and technology of aircraft. At present, more than 850 aeronautics engineers are registered in Brazil.
AERONAUTICS ENGINEER
Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA)
Promotional Video ITA 2010
UFU ENGENHARIA AERONAUTICA
Engenharia Aeroespacial – UFMG
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
1637 Foundation of the city of Ubatuba (SP)
Ubatuba is located at ‘Litoral Norte’ (North Coast) of the state of São Paulo. At present, the city counts about eighty thousand inhabitants. A great part of the municipial area of almost 800 square km is covered by the state park ‘Serra do Mar’. At the time of the arrival of the first Europeans, the region was inhabited by Tupiambás indian tribes. German mercenary soldier Hans Staden, who was captured by these indians, was the first to name this region, in 1552.A few decades later, José de Anchieta (one of the founders of the city of São Paulo) was held captive in Iperoig. On 28 October 1637, the settlement of Iperoig became a village, and was renamed into Vila Nova da Exaltação à Santa Cruz do Salvador de Ubatuba. Initially, farming was the principal activity, but the presence of the port of Santos boosted the economic activities in Ubatuba. In 1948, Ubatuba gained the title ‘Estância Balneária’ (beach top location), as one of the fifteen in the state of São Paulo.
UBATUBA (SP)
Conheça Ubatuba
Ubatuba – Pontos turísticos no centro da cidade
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 1 de 3
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 2 de 3
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 3 de 3
Aniversário Ubatuba 375 Anos. Imagens Aéreas.
Ubatuba em Alta Definição
Brazil – Ubatuba – The Northern Shores of Sao Paulo
1924 Uprising of young army officers, led by Luis Carlos Prestes, in Rio Grande do Sul
In the first decades of the 20th century, Brazilian politics were dominated by the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais. Other prominent states (Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Bahia, and Pernambuco) were dissatisfied by this dominance. Young army officers tried to initiate revolts against the government. The revolt of the ’18 of Forte Copacabana (Rio de Janeiro) was such a revolt. Another uprising took place exactly two years later, in São Paulo. On 28 October 1924, another uprising was started in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. It was soon followed by a rebel march which has become famous as ‘Coluna Prestes‘ (or ‘Coluna Invicta’), led by Luis Carlos Prestes. The rebels marched no less than twenty-five thousand kilometers throughout Brazil, in two years and three months. Despite the large numbers of battles (53) with government troops, they had been beaten. The march, the number of rebels was reduced from more than 14 thousand to little more than 600) ended with voluntarily exile in neighboring country Bolivia.
COLUNA PRESTES
Luís Carlos Prestes – História
Coluna Prestes | DOC
A Coluna Prestes
A verdade sobre a Coluna Prestes
1937
Imprisonment of writer Rachel de Queiroz in Ceará.
Rachel was born on 17 February 1910 in Fortaleza. In 1915, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, and to Belém in 1917. In 1927, she started to publish in a journal, under the pseudonym ‘Rita de Queiroz’. Three years later, Rachel published her first novel ‘O Quinze’. She joined the Brazilian Communist Party in the same year. In 1937, with the creation of “Estado Novo” (New State) by Vargas, her books were considered as ‘subversive’ and were burned publicly. She became imprisoned for three months. In 1961, Rachel was invited by president Jânio Quadros to become minster of Education, but she refused. Rachel supported the military coup in 1964, she was awarded to become UN representative in 1966. In 1977, Rachel became the first woman to enter the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Literature Board). She died in 2003, due to a heart attack.
RACHEL DE QUEIROZ
1 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
2 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
3 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
4 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
Rachel de Queiroz (escritora) – De Lá Pra Cá (Bloco 1/2)
Rachel de Queiroz (escritora) – De Lá Pra Cá (Bloco 2/2)
Rachel de Queiroz: não me deixes. (Mestres da Literatura)
Raquel de Queiroz a história da mulher que mais se destacou na literatura
Rachel de Queiroz – Documentário (entrevista)
o quinze rachel queiroz
Trailer O Quinze
Curta metragem – O Quinze, Rachel de Queiróz
1982
Announcement of the production of the measles vaccine, by Fundação Oswaldo Cruz in Rio de Janeiro
Measles was quite common in Brazil and caused many deaths. From 1968, all measles cases have to be registered. Starting in the 80s of the past century, national vaccination campaigns sharply reduced the incidence of measles infections. During the 90s, only a few outbreaks were registered. From 2005, no measles infections have been reported. The vaccinewas the first measles vaccine entirely produced in Brazil.
MEASLES
Sarampo: doença provoca manchas avermelhadas na pele
Vacina contra o sarampo é essencial para quem vai viajar para a Europa
THE MEASLES informational video
Vídeo Institucional da Fiocruz – 2011
1985
Second Futsal world title for Brazil
Until 1989, World Championships Futsal were organized by FIFUSA. The first championship was in 1982 and was won by Brazil. The second championship was held in Spain. Spain was beaten in the final by 3 to 1. In 1988, the third FIFUSA championship was won by Paraguay, which had beaten Brazil in the final. Since 1989, the World Futsal Championship are organized by the FIFA. Brazil won five titles, and Spain two.
FUTSAL 1985
Campeonato Mundial de Futebol de Salão FIFUSA Espanha 1985 – 1ª Fase – Brasil X Holanda
Campeonato Mundial de Futebol de Salão FIFUSA Espanha 1985 – Final – Brasil X Espanha
(Brazilian scouting). On 4 November 1924, the União dos Escoteiros do Brasil (UEB; Brazilian Scouting Union) was founded. At present, the union counts more than 70 thousand scouts.
SCOUTING IN BRAZIL
90 Anos da União dos Escoteiros do Brasil
100 anos de movimento escoteiro no Brasil
Dia Mundial do Inventor
(Inventor). The Brazilian Inventors Day is on 4 November, while the International Inventors Day is on 9 November, to commemorate the birth of Hedy Hamarr (1913-2000), an American Hollywood diva and inventor. She co-invented (together with George Antheil) an early technique for spread spectrum communications and frequency hopping, necessary for wireless communication.
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
2003 Death of writer Rachel de Queiroz (1910-2003), first female member of Academia Brasileira de Letras (ABL)
Rachel was born on 17 February 1910 in Fortaleza. In 1915, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, and to Belém in 1917. In 1927, she started to publish in a journal, under the pseudonym ‘Rita de Queiroz’. Three years later, Rachel published her first novel ‘O Quinze’. She joined the Brazilian Communist Party in the same year. In 1937, with the creation of “Estado Novo” (New State) by Vargas, her books were considered as ‘subversive’ and were burned publicly. She became imprisoned for three months. In 1961, Rachel was invited by president Jânio Quadros to become minster of Education, but she refused. Rachel supported the military coup in 1964, she was awarded to become UN representative in 1966. In 1977, Rachel became the first woman to enter the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Literature Board). She died in 2003, due to a heart attack.
RACHEL DE QUEIROZ
Rachel de Queiroz – Documentário (entrevista)
Raquel de Queiroz a história da mulher que mais se destacou na literatura
Especiais – Memória Brasileira – Rachel de Queiroz
Discurso de posse – Rachel de Queiroz
1649
Start of the first expedition of Companhia Geral do Comércio do Brasil.
1969 Assassination of Carlos Marighella, Brazilian resistance leader
Carlos was born in Salvador (BA) in 1911. In 1936, he abandoned his Civil Engineering study and became member of Partido Comunista Brasileiro (PCB, Brazilian Communist Party). Soon, he become object of state repression. He was imprisoned, where he was severely beaten and tortured. One year later, Carlos was released but was imprisoned again in 1939. With the fall of Getúlio Vargas’s Estado Novo, Carlos was released in 1945. In the same year, he was elected as Federal Deputy. However, the government of President Gaspar Dutra blocked communists from being active in the Brazilian Congress. The start of the military dictatorship in 1964 motivated Carlos to battle against it. Already in 1964, he exchanged gunfire with the police, and was detained again. He was released in 1967, he joined the Ação Libertadora Nacional. This clandestine group trained guerrilla groups, in order to obtain a massive group of armed civilians against the military government. The group also robbed banks, in order to obtain half a million of dollars for their training activities and the purchase of arms. In 1968, a captured guerrilla member appointed Carlos as one of the leaders. One year later, the kidnapping of American ambassador Charles Elbrick ignited a massive hunt for the guerrilla leaders. On 4 November 1969, he was killed in the city of São Paulo. It still remains unclear how exactly Carlos had been killed; probably he was ambushed and killed by the DPOC police officer Sérgio Fleury.
(Public Servant). The date was establishedby the government of Getúlio Vargas, when the Conselho Federal do Serviço Público Civil (Federal Board of Civil Public Service) was created in 1937. One year later, the Departamento Administrativo do Serviço Público do Brasil (Administrative Department of Public Service in Brazil) was created, On 28 October 1939, Decree nº 1.713, was issued. This decree regulate the functions, duties and rights of public servants. More than fifty years later, on 11 December 1990, this decree was replaced by a new law (Lei nº8112), which contained various alterations according to the 1988 Constitutional Law.
PUBLIC SERVANT
Homenagem dia do funcionario publico 2012
Programa Especial do Dia do Servidor Público
Direito Administrativo – Estatuto dos Servidores Públicos Civis da União Lei 8.112/90 Parte I
Direito Administrativo – Estatuto dos Servidores Públicos Civis da União Lei 8.112/90 Parte II
Dia da Engenharia da Aeronáutica
(Aeronautics Engineer). The day is dedicated to Marshal Casimiro Montenegro Filho (1904-2000), who was born on 29 October 1904. He is patron of Área de Engenharia (Engineering Unit) da FAB and Academia Nacional de Engenharia (National Engineering Academy) of the Brazilian Air Force.The marshal founded the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA; Aeronautics Technical Institute) in São José de Campos (SP) and the Centro Tecnológico da Aeronáutica (CTA; Center for Aeronautics Technology). Aeronautics engineers are responsible for the development and technology of aircraft. At present, more than 850 aeronautics engineers are registered in Brazil.
AERONAUTICS ENGINEER
Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA)
Promotional Video ITA 2010
UFU ENGENHARIA AERONAUTICA
Engenharia Aeroespacial – UFMG
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
1637 Foundation of the city of Ubatuba (SP)
Ubatuba is located at ‘Litoral Norte’ (North Coast) of the state of São Paulo. At present, the city counts about eighty thousand inhabitants. A great part of the municipial area of almost 800 square km is covered by the state park ‘Serra do Mar’. At the time of the arrival of the first Europeans, the region was inhabited by Tupiambás indian tribes. German mercenary soldier Hans Staden, who was captured by these indians, was the first to name this region, in 1552.A few decades later, José de Anchieta (one of the founders of the city of São Paulo) was held captive in Iperoig. On 28 October 1637, the settlement of Iperoig became a village, and was renamed into Vila Nova da Exaltação à Santa Cruz do Salvador de Ubatuba. Initially, farming was the principal activity, but the presence of the port of Santos boosted the economic activities in Ubatuba. In 1948, Ubatuba gained the title ‘Estância Balneária’ (beach top location), as one of the fifteen in the state of São Paulo.
UBATUBA (SP)
Conheça Ubatuba
Ubatuba – Pontos turísticos no centro da cidade
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 1 de 3
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 2 de 3
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 3 de 3
Aniversário Ubatuba 375 Anos. Imagens Aéreas.
Ubatuba em Alta Definição
Brazil – Ubatuba – The Northern Shores of Sao Paulo
1924 Uprising of young army officers, led by Luis Carlos Prestes, in Rio Grande do Sul
In the first decades of the 20th century, Brazilian politics were dominated by the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais. Other prominent states (Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Bahia, and Pernambuco) were dissatisfied by this dominance. Young army officers tried to initiate revolts against the government. The revolt of the ’18 of Forte Copacabana (Rio de Janeiro) was such a revolt. Another uprising took place exactly two years later, in São Paulo. On 28 October 1924, another uprising was started in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. It was soon followed by a rebel march which has become famous as ‘Coluna Prestes‘ (or ‘Coluna Invicta’), led by Luis Carlos Prestes. The rebels marched no less than twenty-five thousand kilometers throughout Brazil, in two years and three months. Despite the large numbers of battles (53) with government troops, they had been beaten. The march, the number of rebels was reduced from more than 14 thousand to little more than 600) ended with voluntarily exile in neighboring country Bolivia.
COLUNA PRESTES
Luís Carlos Prestes – História
Coluna Prestes | DOC
A Coluna Prestes
A verdade sobre a Coluna Prestes
1937
Imprisonment of writer Rachel de Queiroz in Ceará.
Rachel was born on 17 February 1910 in Fortaleza. In 1915, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, and to Belém in 1917. In 1927, she started to publish in a journal, under the pseudonym ‘Rita de Queiroz’. Three years later, Rachel published her first novel ‘O Quinze’. She joined the Brazilian Communist Party in the same year. In 1937, with the creation of “Estado Novo” (New State) by Vargas, her books were considered as ‘subversive’ and were burned publicly. She became imprisoned for three months. In 1961, Rachel was invited by president Jânio Quadros to become minster of Education, but she refused. Rachel supported the military coup in 1964, she was awarded to become UN representative in 1966. In 1977, Rachel became the first woman to enter the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Literature Board). She died in 2003, due to a heart attack.
RACHEL DE QUEIROZ
1 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
2 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
3 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
4 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
Rachel de Queiroz (escritora) – De Lá Pra Cá (Bloco 1/2)
Rachel de Queiroz (escritora) – De Lá Pra Cá (Bloco 2/2)
Rachel de Queiroz: não me deixes. (Mestres da Literatura)
Raquel de Queiroz a história da mulher que mais se destacou na literatura
Rachel de Queiroz – Documentário (entrevista)
o quinze rachel queiroz
Trailer O Quinze
Curta metragem – O Quinze, Rachel de Queiróz
1982
Announcement of the production of the measles vaccine, by Fundação Oswaldo Cruz in Rio de Janeiro
Measles was quite common in Brazil and caused many deaths. From 1968, all measles cases have to be registered. Starting in the 80s of the past century, national vaccination campaigns sharply reduced the incidence of measles infections. During the 90s, only a few outbreaks were registered. From 2005, no measles infections have been reported. The vaccinewas the first measles vaccine entirely produced in Brazil.
MEASLES
Sarampo: doença provoca manchas avermelhadas na pele
Vacina contra o sarampo é essencial para quem vai viajar para a Europa
THE MEASLES informational video
Vídeo Institucional da Fiocruz – 2011
1985
Second Futsal world title for Brazil
Until 1989, World Championships Futsal were organized by FIFUSA. The first championship was in 1982 and was won by Brazil. The second championship was held in Spain. Spain was beaten in the final by 3 to 1. In 1988, the third FIFUSA championship was won by Paraguay, which had beaten Brazil in the final. Since 1989, the World Futsal Championship are organized by the FIFA. Brazil won five titles, and Spain two.
FUTSAL 1985
Campeonato Mundial de Futebol de Salão FIFUSA Espanha 1985 – 1ª Fase – Brasil X Holanda
Campeonato Mundial de Futebol de Salão FIFUSA Espanha 1985 – Final – Brasil X Espanha
(Brazilian scouting). On 4 November 1924, the União dos Escoteiros do Brasil (UEB; Brazilian Scouting Union) was founded. At present, the union counts more than 70 thousand scouts.
SCOUTING IN BRAZIL
90 Anos da União dos Escoteiros do Brasil
100 anos de movimento escoteiro no Brasil
Dia Mundial do Inventor
(Inventor). The Brazilian Inventors Day is on 4 November, while the International Inventors Day is on 9 November, to commemorate the birth of Hedy Hamarr (1913-2000), an American Hollywood diva and inventor. She co-invented (together with George Antheil) an early technique for spread spectrum communications and frequency hopping, necessary for wireless communication.
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
2003 Death of writer Rachel de Queiroz (1910-2003), first female member of Academia Brasileira de Letras (ABL)
Rachel was born on 17 February 1910 in Fortaleza. In 1915, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, and to Belém in 1917. In 1927, she started to publish in a journal, under the pseudonym ‘Rita de Queiroz’. Three years later, Rachel published her first novel ‘O Quinze’. She joined the Brazilian Communist Party in the same year. In 1937, with the creation of “Estado Novo” (New State) by Vargas, her books were considered as ‘subversive’ and were burned publicly. She became imprisoned for three months. In 1961, Rachel was invited by president Jânio Quadros to become minster of Education, but she refused. Rachel supported the military coup in 1964, she was awarded to become UN representative in 1966. In 1977, Rachel became the first woman to enter the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Literature Board). She died in 2003, due to a heart attack.
RACHEL DE QUEIROZ
Rachel de Queiroz – Documentário (entrevista)
Raquel de Queiroz a história da mulher que mais se destacou na literatura
Especiais – Memória Brasileira – Rachel de Queiroz
Discurso de posse – Rachel de Queiroz
1649
Start of the first expedition of Companhia Geral do Comércio do Brasil.
1969 Assassination of Carlos Marighella, Brazilian resistance leader
Carlos was born in Salvador (BA) in 1911. In 1936, he abandoned his Civil Engineering study and became member of Partido Comunista Brasileiro (PCB, Brazilian Communist Party). Soon, he become object of state repression. He was imprisoned, where he was severely beaten and tortured. One year later, Carlos was released but was imprisoned again in 1939. With the fall of Getúlio Vargas’s Estado Novo, Carlos was released in 1945. In the same year, he was elected as Federal Deputy. However, the government of President Gaspar Dutra blocked communists from being active in the Brazilian Congress. The start of the military dictatorship in 1964 motivated Carlos to battle against it. Already in 1964, he exchanged gunfire with the police, and was detained again. He was released in 1967, he joined the Ação Libertadora Nacional. This clandestine group trained guerrilla groups, in order to obtain a massive group of armed civilians against the military government. The group also robbed banks, in order to obtain half a million of dollars for their training activities and the purchase of arms. In 1968, a captured guerrilla member appointed Carlos as one of the leaders. One year later, the kidnapping of American ambassador Charles Elbrick ignited a massive hunt for the guerrilla leaders. On 4 November 1969, he was killed in the city of São Paulo. It still remains unclear how exactly Carlos had been killed; probably he was ambushed and killed by the DPOC police officer Sérgio Fleury.
(Public Servant). The date was establishedby the government of Getúlio Vargas, when the Conselho Federal do Serviço Público Civil (Federal Board of Civil Public Service) was created in 1937. One year later, the Departamento Administrativo do Serviço Público do Brasil (Administrative Department of Public Service in Brazil) was created, On 28 October 1939, Decree nº 1.713, was issued. This decree regulate the functions, duties and rights of public servants. More than fifty years later, on 11 December 1990, this decree was replaced by a new law (Lei nº8112), which contained various alterations according to the 1988 Constitutional Law.
PUBLIC SERVANT
Homenagem dia do funcionario publico 2012
Programa Especial do Dia do Servidor Público
Direito Administrativo – Estatuto dos Servidores Públicos Civis da União Lei 8.112/90 Parte I
Direito Administrativo – Estatuto dos Servidores Públicos Civis da União Lei 8.112/90 Parte II
Dia da Engenharia da Aeronáutica
(Aeronautics Engineer). The day is dedicated to Marshal Casimiro Montenegro Filho (1904-2000), who was born on 29 October 1904. He is patron of Área de Engenharia (Engineering Unit) da FAB and Academia Nacional de Engenharia (National Engineering Academy) of the Brazilian Air Force.The marshal founded the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA; Aeronautics Technical Institute) in São José de Campos (SP) and the Centro Tecnológico da Aeronáutica (CTA; Center for Aeronautics Technology). Aeronautics engineers are responsible for the development and technology of aircraft. At present, more than 850 aeronautics engineers are registered in Brazil.
AERONAUTICS ENGINEER
Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA)
Promotional Video ITA 2010
UFU ENGENHARIA AERONAUTICA
Engenharia Aeroespacial – UFMG
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
1637 Foundation of the city of Ubatuba (SP)
Ubatuba is located at ‘Litoral Norte’ (North Coast) of the state of São Paulo. At present, the city counts about eighty thousand inhabitants. A great part of the municipial area of almost 800 square km is covered by the state park ‘Serra do Mar’. At the time of the arrival of the first Europeans, the region was inhabited by Tupiambás indian tribes. German mercenary soldier Hans Staden, who was captured by these indians, was the first to name this region, in 1552.A few decades later, José de Anchieta (one of the founders of the city of São Paulo) was held captive in Iperoig. On 28 October 1637, the settlement of Iperoig became a village, and was renamed into Vila Nova da Exaltação à Santa Cruz do Salvador de Ubatuba. Initially, farming was the principal activity, but the presence of the port of Santos boosted the economic activities in Ubatuba. In 1948, Ubatuba gained the title ‘Estância Balneária’ (beach top location), as one of the fifteen in the state of São Paulo.
UBATUBA (SP)
Conheça Ubatuba
Ubatuba – Pontos turísticos no centro da cidade
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 1 de 3
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 2 de 3
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 3 de 3
Aniversário Ubatuba 375 Anos. Imagens Aéreas.
Ubatuba em Alta Definição
Brazil – Ubatuba – The Northern Shores of Sao Paulo
1924 Uprising of young army officers, led by Luis Carlos Prestes, in Rio Grande do Sul
In the first decades of the 20th century, Brazilian politics were dominated by the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais. Other prominent states (Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Bahia, and Pernambuco) were dissatisfied by this dominance. Young army officers tried to initiate revolts against the government. The revolt of the ’18 of Forte Copacabana (Rio de Janeiro) was such a revolt. Another uprising took place exactly two years later, in São Paulo. On 28 October 1924, another uprising was started in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. It was soon followed by a rebel march which has become famous as ‘Coluna Prestes‘ (or ‘Coluna Invicta’), led by Luis Carlos Prestes. The rebels marched no less than twenty-five thousand kilometers throughout Brazil, in two years and three months. Despite the large numbers of battles (53) with government troops, they had been beaten. The march, the number of rebels was reduced from more than 14 thousand to little more than 600) ended with voluntarily exile in neighboring country Bolivia.
COLUNA PRESTES
Luís Carlos Prestes – História
Coluna Prestes | DOC
A Coluna Prestes
A verdade sobre a Coluna Prestes
1937
Imprisonment of writer Rachel de Queiroz in Ceará.
Rachel was born on 17 February 1910 in Fortaleza. In 1915, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, and to Belém in 1917. In 1927, she started to publish in a journal, under the pseudonym ‘Rita de Queiroz’. Three years later, Rachel published her first novel ‘O Quinze’. She joined the Brazilian Communist Party in the same year. In 1937, with the creation of “Estado Novo” (New State) by Vargas, her books were considered as ‘subversive’ and were burned publicly. She became imprisoned for three months. In 1961, Rachel was invited by president Jânio Quadros to become minster of Education, but she refused. Rachel supported the military coup in 1964, she was awarded to become UN representative in 1966. In 1977, Rachel became the first woman to enter the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Literature Board). She died in 2003, due to a heart attack.
RACHEL DE QUEIROZ
1 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
2 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
3 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
4 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
Rachel de Queiroz (escritora) – De Lá Pra Cá (Bloco 1/2)
Rachel de Queiroz (escritora) – De Lá Pra Cá (Bloco 2/2)
Rachel de Queiroz: não me deixes. (Mestres da Literatura)
Raquel de Queiroz a história da mulher que mais se destacou na literatura
Rachel de Queiroz – Documentário (entrevista)
o quinze rachel queiroz
Trailer O Quinze
Curta metragem – O Quinze, Rachel de Queiróz
1982
Announcement of the production of the measles vaccine, by Fundação Oswaldo Cruz in Rio de Janeiro
Measles was quite common in Brazil and caused many deaths. From 1968, all measles cases have to be registered. Starting in the 80s of the past century, national vaccination campaigns sharply reduced the incidence of measles infections. During the 90s, only a few outbreaks were registered. From 2005, no measles infections have been reported. The vaccinewas the first measles vaccine entirely produced in Brazil.
MEASLES
Sarampo: doença provoca manchas avermelhadas na pele
Vacina contra o sarampo é essencial para quem vai viajar para a Europa
THE MEASLES informational video
Vídeo Institucional da Fiocruz – 2011
1985
Second Futsal world title for Brazil
Until 1989, World Championships Futsal were organized by FIFUSA. The first championship was in 1982 and was won by Brazil. The second championship was held in Spain. Spain was beaten in the final by 3 to 1. In 1988, the third FIFUSA championship was won by Paraguay, which had beaten Brazil in the final. Since 1989, the World Futsal Championship are organized by the FIFA. Brazil won five titles, and Spain two.
FUTSAL 1985
Campeonato Mundial de Futebol de Salão FIFUSA Espanha 1985 – 1ª Fase – Brasil X Holanda
Campeonato Mundial de Futebol de Salão FIFUSA Espanha 1985 – Final – Brasil X Espanha
(Brazilian scouting). On 4 November 1924, the União dos Escoteiros do Brasil (UEB; Brazilian Scouting Union) was founded. At present, the union counts more than 70 thousand scouts.
SCOUTING IN BRAZIL
90 Anos da União dos Escoteiros do Brasil
100 anos de movimento escoteiro no Brasil
Dia Mundial do Inventor
(Inventor). The Brazilian Inventors Day is on 4 November, while the International Inventors Day is on 9 November, to commemorate the birth of Hedy Hamarr (1913-2000), an American Hollywood diva and inventor. She co-invented (together with George Antheil) an early technique for spread spectrum communications and frequency hopping, necessary for wireless communication.
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
2003 Death of writer Rachel de Queiroz (1910-2003), first female member of Academia Brasileira de Letras (ABL)
Rachel was born on 17 February 1910 in Fortaleza. In 1915, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, and to Belém in 1917. In 1927, she started to publish in a journal, under the pseudonym ‘Rita de Queiroz’. Three years later, Rachel published her first novel ‘O Quinze’. She joined the Brazilian Communist Party in the same year. In 1937, with the creation of “Estado Novo” (New State) by Vargas, her books were considered as ‘subversive’ and were burned publicly. She became imprisoned for three months. In 1961, Rachel was invited by president Jânio Quadros to become minster of Education, but she refused. Rachel supported the military coup in 1964, she was awarded to become UN representative in 1966. In 1977, Rachel became the first woman to enter the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Literature Board). She died in 2003, due to a heart attack.
RACHEL DE QUEIROZ
Rachel de Queiroz – Documentário (entrevista)
Raquel de Queiroz a história da mulher que mais se destacou na literatura
Especiais – Memória Brasileira – Rachel de Queiroz
Discurso de posse – Rachel de Queiroz
1649
Start of the first expedition of Companhia Geral do Comércio do Brasil.
1969 Assassination of Carlos Marighella, Brazilian resistance leader
Carlos was born in Salvador (BA) in 1911. In 1936, he abandoned his Civil Engineering study and became member of Partido Comunista Brasileiro (PCB, Brazilian Communist Party). Soon, he become object of state repression. He was imprisoned, where he was severely beaten and tortured. One year later, Carlos was released but was imprisoned again in 1939. With the fall of Getúlio Vargas’s Estado Novo, Carlos was released in 1945. In the same year, he was elected as Federal Deputy. However, the government of President Gaspar Dutra blocked communists from being active in the Brazilian Congress. The start of the military dictatorship in 1964 motivated Carlos to battle against it. Already in 1964, he exchanged gunfire with the police, and was detained again. He was released in 1967, he joined the Ação Libertadora Nacional. This clandestine group trained guerrilla groups, in order to obtain a massive group of armed civilians against the military government. The group also robbed banks, in order to obtain half a million of dollars for their training activities and the purchase of arms. In 1968, a captured guerrilla member appointed Carlos as one of the leaders. One year later, the kidnapping of American ambassador Charles Elbrick ignited a massive hunt for the guerrilla leaders. On 4 November 1969, he was killed in the city of São Paulo. It still remains unclear how exactly Carlos had been killed; probably he was ambushed and killed by the DPOC police officer Sérgio Fleury.
(Public Servant). The date was establishedby the government of Getúlio Vargas, when the Conselho Federal do Serviço Público Civil (Federal Board of Civil Public Service) was created in 1937. One year later, the Departamento Administrativo do Serviço Público do Brasil (Administrative Department of Public Service in Brazil) was created, On 28 October 1939, Decree nº 1.713, was issued. This decree regulate the functions, duties and rights of public servants. More than fifty years later, on 11 December 1990, this decree was replaced by a new law (Lei nº8112), which contained various alterations according to the 1988 Constitutional Law.
PUBLIC SERVANT
Homenagem dia do funcionario publico 2012
Programa Especial do Dia do Servidor Público
Direito Administrativo – Estatuto dos Servidores Públicos Civis da União Lei 8.112/90 Parte I
Direito Administrativo – Estatuto dos Servidores Públicos Civis da União Lei 8.112/90 Parte II
Dia da Engenharia da Aeronáutica
(Aeronautics Engineer). The day is dedicated to Marshal Casimiro Montenegro Filho (1904-2000), who was born on 29 October 1904. He is patron of Área de Engenharia (Engineering Unit) da FAB and Academia Nacional de Engenharia (National Engineering Academy) of the Brazilian Air Force.The marshal founded the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA; Aeronautics Technical Institute) in São José de Campos (SP) and the Centro Tecnológico da Aeronáutica (CTA; Center for Aeronautics Technology). Aeronautics engineers are responsible for the development and technology of aircraft. At present, more than 850 aeronautics engineers are registered in Brazil.
AERONAUTICS ENGINEER
Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA)
Promotional Video ITA 2010
UFU ENGENHARIA AERONAUTICA
Engenharia Aeroespacial – UFMG
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
1637 Foundation of the city of Ubatuba (SP)
Ubatuba is located at ‘Litoral Norte’ (North Coast) of the state of São Paulo. At present, the city counts about eighty thousand inhabitants. A great part of the municipial area of almost 800 square km is covered by the state park ‘Serra do Mar’. At the time of the arrival of the first Europeans, the region was inhabited by Tupiambás indian tribes. German mercenary soldier Hans Staden, who was captured by these indians, was the first to name this region, in 1552.A few decades later, José de Anchieta (one of the founders of the city of São Paulo) was held captive in Iperoig. On 28 October 1637, the settlement of Iperoig became a village, and was renamed into Vila Nova da Exaltação à Santa Cruz do Salvador de Ubatuba. Initially, farming was the principal activity, but the presence of the port of Santos boosted the economic activities in Ubatuba. In 1948, Ubatuba gained the title ‘Estância Balneária’ (beach top location), as one of the fifteen in the state of São Paulo.
UBATUBA (SP)
Conheça Ubatuba
Ubatuba – Pontos turísticos no centro da cidade
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 1 de 3
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 2 de 3
Histórias e lendas da Ilha Anchieta/ Ubatuba – Reportagem Especial – Parte 3 de 3
Aniversário Ubatuba 375 Anos. Imagens Aéreas.
Ubatuba em Alta Definição
Brazil – Ubatuba – The Northern Shores of Sao Paulo
1924 Uprising of young army officers, led by Luis Carlos Prestes, in Rio Grande do Sul
In the first decades of the 20th century, Brazilian politics were dominated by the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais. Other prominent states (Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul, Bahia, and Pernambuco) were dissatisfied by this dominance. Young army officers tried to initiate revolts against the government. The revolt of the ’18 of Forte Copacabana (Rio de Janeiro) was such a revolt. Another uprising took place exactly two years later, in São Paulo. On 28 October 1924, another uprising was started in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. It was soon followed by a rebel march which has become famous as ‘Coluna Prestes‘ (or ‘Coluna Invicta’), led by Luis Carlos Prestes. The rebels marched no less than twenty-five thousand kilometers throughout Brazil, in two years and three months. Despite the large numbers of battles (53) with government troops, they had been beaten. The march, the number of rebels was reduced from more than 14 thousand to little more than 600) ended with voluntarily exile in neighboring country Bolivia.
COLUNA PRESTES
Luís Carlos Prestes – História
Coluna Prestes | DOC
A Coluna Prestes
A verdade sobre a Coluna Prestes
1937
Imprisonment of writer Rachel de Queiroz in Ceará.
Rachel was born on 17 February 1910 in Fortaleza. In 1915, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, and to Belém in 1917. In 1927, she started to publish in a journal, under the pseudonym ‘Rita de Queiroz’. Three years later, Rachel published her first novel ‘O Quinze’. She joined the Brazilian Communist Party in the same year. In 1937, with the creation of “Estado Novo” (New State) by Vargas, her books were considered as ‘subversive’ and were burned publicly. She became imprisoned for three months. In 1961, Rachel was invited by president Jânio Quadros to become minster of Education, but she refused. Rachel supported the military coup in 1964, she was awarded to become UN representative in 1966. In 1977, Rachel became the first woman to enter the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Literature Board). She died in 2003, due to a heart attack.
RACHEL DE QUEIROZ
1 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
2 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
3 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
4 de 4 – Perfil – Raquel de Queiroz – A historia de quem nos contou muitas historias
Rachel de Queiroz (escritora) – De Lá Pra Cá (Bloco 1/2)
Rachel de Queiroz (escritora) – De Lá Pra Cá (Bloco 2/2)
Rachel de Queiroz: não me deixes. (Mestres da Literatura)
Raquel de Queiroz a história da mulher que mais se destacou na literatura
Rachel de Queiroz – Documentário (entrevista)
o quinze rachel queiroz
Trailer O Quinze
Curta metragem – O Quinze, Rachel de Queiróz
1982
Announcement of the production of the measles vaccine, by Fundação Oswaldo Cruz in Rio de Janeiro
Measles was quite common in Brazil and caused many deaths. From 1968, all measles cases have to be registered. Starting in the 80s of the past century, national vaccination campaigns sharply reduced the incidence of measles infections. During the 90s, only a few outbreaks were registered. From 2005, no measles infections have been reported. The vaccinewas the first measles vaccine entirely produced in Brazil.
MEASLES
Sarampo: doença provoca manchas avermelhadas na pele
Vacina contra o sarampo é essencial para quem vai viajar para a Europa
THE MEASLES informational video
Vídeo Institucional da Fiocruz – 2011
1985
Second Futsal world title for Brazil
Until 1989, World Championships Futsal were organized by FIFUSA. The first championship was in 1982 and was won by Brazil. The second championship was held in Spain. Spain was beaten in the final by 3 to 1. In 1988, the third FIFUSA championship was won by Paraguay, which had beaten Brazil in the final. Since 1989, the World Futsal Championship are organized by the FIFA. Brazil won five titles, and Spain two.
FUTSAL 1985
Campeonato Mundial de Futebol de Salão FIFUSA Espanha 1985 – 1ª Fase – Brasil X Holanda
Campeonato Mundial de Futebol de Salão FIFUSA Espanha 1985 – Final – Brasil X Espanha
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