Trabalho apresentado à Faculdade de Tecnologia Rubens Lara, como parte dos requisitos para a obtenção de nota no 3° ciclo de Sistemas para Internet.
Orientador: Prof. Eveline (Inglês)
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SLIDE 1 - Apresentation
> Valentine's Day
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SLIDE 2 - Date of the celebration
> Valentine's Day in UK is celebrated every year on 14 February, we Brazilians celebrated on 12 June.
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SLIDE 3 - Name of the celebration
> The day of romance we call Valentine’s Day is named for a Christian martyr and dates back to the 5th century, but has origins in the Roman holiday Lupercalia.
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SLIDE 4 - Countries where this special day is celebrated
> The Valentine's Day is celebrated in many countries around the world, although it is not a holiday in most of them.
> - UK
> - France
> - Japan
> - Finland
> - Saudi Arabia
> - Espanha
> - Greece
> - Latin America
> - Portugal
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SLIDE 5 - Why do they celebrate it?
> - The roots of Valentine's Day goes back to ancient times, when people paid honor to the Roman God of Fertility. This was known as the Feast of Lupercalia, and was celebrated even then on February 14th.
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SLIDE 6,7,8 - How do they celebrate it?
> - The traditions of Valentine's Day are broad and many.
> - It is a time to exchange cards or small gifts. Chocolates and jewelry are the big hits of this holiday as is romantic dinners.
> - Many a couple become engaged or wed on this day. For others it is a day to fall in love.
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SLIDE 9 - Did you know?
> - While 75% of chocolate purchases are made by women all year long, during the days and minutes before Valentine's Day, 75% of the chocolate purchases are made by men. Over $1billion of chocolate is purchased for Valentine's Day.
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SLIDE 10 - Do we have a similar celebration in Brazil?
> The Dia dos Namorados (lit. “Lovers’ Day”) is celebrated on 12 June, probably because that is the day before Saint Anthony’s day, known there as the marriage saint. The February Valentine’s Day is not celebrated at all because it falls to Brazilian Carnival (that can fall anywhere from early February to early March and lasts almost a week.).
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SLIDE 11 - Thank You
> **Thank You**
*"At the touch of Love every one becomes a poet."*
-Plato
Christmas In Poland
The presentation was prepared by the students from Anna Vasa school in Golub-Dobrzyń as a part of Comenius Project We Guide Our Partners
This presentation include the story of valentine a priest in the past in the era of a king who band the military personal marriages and that person was as priest was assisting people in their marriages to make their lives more happier and joy able.
Trabalho apresentado à Faculdade de Tecnologia Rubens Lara, como parte dos requisitos para a obtenção de nota no 3° ciclo de Sistemas para Internet.
Orientador: Prof. Eveline (Inglês)
***
SLIDE 1 - Apresentation
> Valentine's Day
***
SLIDE 2 - Date of the celebration
> Valentine's Day in UK is celebrated every year on 14 February, we Brazilians celebrated on 12 June.
***
SLIDE 3 - Name of the celebration
> The day of romance we call Valentine’s Day is named for a Christian martyr and dates back to the 5th century, but has origins in the Roman holiday Lupercalia.
***
SLIDE 4 - Countries where this special day is celebrated
> The Valentine's Day is celebrated in many countries around the world, although it is not a holiday in most of them.
> - UK
> - France
> - Japan
> - Finland
> - Saudi Arabia
> - Espanha
> - Greece
> - Latin America
> - Portugal
***
SLIDE 5 - Why do they celebrate it?
> - The roots of Valentine's Day goes back to ancient times, when people paid honor to the Roman God of Fertility. This was known as the Feast of Lupercalia, and was celebrated even then on February 14th.
***
SLIDE 6,7,8 - How do they celebrate it?
> - The traditions of Valentine's Day are broad and many.
> - It is a time to exchange cards or small gifts. Chocolates and jewelry are the big hits of this holiday as is romantic dinners.
> - Many a couple become engaged or wed on this day. For others it is a day to fall in love.
***
SLIDE 9 - Did you know?
> - While 75% of chocolate purchases are made by women all year long, during the days and minutes before Valentine's Day, 75% of the chocolate purchases are made by men. Over $1billion of chocolate is purchased for Valentine's Day.
***
SLIDE 10 - Do we have a similar celebration in Brazil?
> The Dia dos Namorados (lit. “Lovers’ Day”) is celebrated on 12 June, probably because that is the day before Saint Anthony’s day, known there as the marriage saint. The February Valentine’s Day is not celebrated at all because it falls to Brazilian Carnival (that can fall anywhere from early February to early March and lasts almost a week.).
***
SLIDE 11 - Thank You
> **Thank You**
*"At the touch of Love every one becomes a poet."*
-Plato
Christmas In Poland
The presentation was prepared by the students from Anna Vasa school in Golub-Dobrzyń as a part of Comenius Project We Guide Our Partners
This presentation include the story of valentine a priest in the past in the era of a king who band the military personal marriages and that person was as priest was assisting people in their marriages to make their lives more happier and joy able.
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3. Valentine's Day, or St Valentine's Day, is celebrated every year on 14 th February .
4. It's the day when people show their affection for another person (or people!) by sending anonymous cards, flowers or chocolates with messages of love .
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7. The day gets its name from a famous saint , but there are several stories of who he was.
8. The most popular belief about St Valentine is that he was a priest from Rome in the third century AD.
9. Emperor Claudius II had banned marriage because he thought married men were bad soldiers. Valentine thought this was unfair , so he broke the rules and secretly arranged marriages.
10. When Claudius found out, Valentine was sentenced to death and thrown in jail. There, he fell in love with the jailor's blind daughter.
11. The story says his love and belief in God cured her blindness, and when he was taken to be killed on 14 th February he sent her a love letter signed "from your Valentine” .
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13. The first Valentine message (apart from the one St Valentine wrote himself!) is thought to be a poem from Charles, Duke of Orleans, to his wife in 1415.
14. He was captured at the Battle of Agincourt and was imprisoned in the Tower of London to await execution.
15. But Valentine's Day didn't become popular in the UK until the 17 th Century. By the 18 th Century it was traditional for people to swap handwritten messages of affection.
16. Printed cards soon replaced these, making it easier for people to say "I love you" secretly.
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18. Valentine's Day is a very old tradition, thought to have originated from a pagan fertility festival.
19. The Romans had a festival called Lupercalia in the middle of February, officially the start of their springtime.
20. As part of the celebrations, boys drew names of girls from a box. They'd be boyfriend and girlfriend during the festival and sometimes they would even get married !
21. The Christian church decided to turn this festival into a Christian celebration and decided to use it to remember the death of St Valentine, too.
22. Gradually, St Valentine's name started to be used by people to express their feelings to those they loved.
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24. Nowadays, Valentine's Day is massive, with celebrations of love worldwide from India to Iceland.
25. But it's not just about sending messages to people you love… … you can also just say you care !
26. In the UK, a massive amount of money is spent on what some say is the most romantic day of the year: seven million red roses are sent £22 million spent on flowers 12 million cards are sent …
27. In 2001, text messaging exploded, with around 30 million WUBMV messages sent! WUBMV = W ill yo U B e M y V alentine
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29. So, have a happy Valentine's Day but remember: don't feel left out if you don't get a card - it's the giving that counts!
