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Sempre quando olhamos para o céu de Bauru vemos planadores e isso torna tudo mais belo e ficamos a contemplar a beleza de suas acrobacias e imaginando a coragem dos pilotos. Bauru já foi o maior centro relacionado ao esporte e até fábrica de planadores tínhamos aqui. A música é de Nilson, com fotos de Luciana Gonçalves.
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Precisamos de Jesus, Jesus admirava as flores. Primavera triste. Precisamos olhar as flores. Flores, Lírios, Rosas, Primaveras.
Primavera sem flor
Este poema descreve uma "Primavera Sem Flores", onde as pessoas estão tão estressadas e ocupadas que não conseguem parar para admirar a beleza das pequenas flores da criação. O autor argumenta que precisamos desacelerar nossos passos para contemplar as flores, que trazem mensagens de esperança e amor de Deus. Sem as flores, nossas vidas se tornam tristes e sem significado. Precisamos aprender com Jesus a admirar as maravilhas da natureza.
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O documento discute como as pessoas se afastaram da contemplação da beleza da natureza, representada pelas flores. A sociedade vive uma "primavera sem flores", sem esperança ou possibilidade de frutos, pois as pessoas se tornaram infelizes e incapazes de se emocionar com a simplicidade das flores. O texto convida a parar e aprender com Jesus a admirar as flores novamente.
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Long live the queen
- 1. That is our desire, sincerely.
- 2. Harry Truman ( 1945 - 1953 )
- 3. Dwight Eisenhower ( 1953 - 1961 )
- 4. John F. Kennedy ( 1961 - 1963 )
- 5. Lyndon Johnson ( 1963 - 1969 )
- 6. Richard Nixon ( 1969 - 1974 )
- 7. Gerald Ford ( 1974 - 1977 )
- 8. Jimmy Carter ( 1977 - 1980 )-( 1981 )
- 9. Ronald Reagan ( 1981 - 1988 )-( 1989 )
- 10. George H. W. Bush ( 1989 - 1992 )
- 11. Bill Clinton ( 1993 - 2000 )-( 2001 )
- 12. George W. Bush ( 2001 - 2008 )-( 2009 )
- 13. Barack Obama ( 2009 - present )
- 14. Barack Obama Long live The President
- 15. Barack Obama strong Presentation by Renato Cardoso www.vivendobauru.com.br