Showing posts with label básico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label básico. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2011

A thousand cranes for Japan at the EOI: learn how to make one

In Japan, the crane is a holy or mystical creature and is said to live for 1000 years. An ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish. And no one needs those wishes more than the people of Japan, following the devastating earthquake and tsunami.

How to make an origami crane (If you get lost following the instructions on the video, click here: 3D video instructions)

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Mr Bean - First Aid

 Mr Bean is first on scene when a man has a heart attack at the bus stop. He manages to revive him with a set of jump leads.

Monday, May 31, 2010

I'm sorry, I do not speak English.

Statler & Waldorf


Statler: That was wonderful!
Waldorf: Bravo!
Statler: I loved it!
Waldorf: Ah, it was great!
Statler: Well, it was pretty good.
Waldorf: Well, it wasn't bad...
Statler: Uh, there were parts of it that weren't very good though.
Waldorf: It could have been a lot better.
Statler: I didn't really like it.
Waldorf: It was pretty terrible.
Statler: It was bad.
Waldorf: It was awful!
Statler: It was terrible!
Waldorf: Take 'em away!
Statler: Bah, boo!
Waldorf: Boo!

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Your choice

The Equality and Human Rights Commission in Wales's new animated campaign film 'Your Choice' is a result of the winning entry of our Wales-wide animation competition. The winning ideas 'Your Choice' come from a group of children from Coryton Primary School in Cardiff, targeting bullying, prejudice and discrimination. The script and ideas has been animated by award-wining animation company Calon and will be screening in cinemas in Wales this summer.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Not There Yet

A short animated film about the Irish transport system. Anyone who has ever been a commuter should totally get this.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

St. Patrick's Day History and Traditions

Riverdance



Riverdance is a theatrical show consisting of traditional Irish step dancing. A group of dancers perform with rapid leg movements while keeping their bodies and arms mostly still.

It was first performed at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994 featuring Jean Butler and Michael Flatley, the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and the Celtic choral group Anúna.

Riverdance continues to be performed all over the world, but is currently playing its farewell tour. The show will finish in 2010, 15 years after opening, in Dublin

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