Decades (Por: Nico.R y Ariel.K)

2000: -The Year Internacional for the Peace.


-The Year World Of Maths.




2001: -Argentina have 3 presidents in two weeks.

-The people, lose your money in the "Corralito".

-The collapse of the Twin Towers in New York(9-11-01).

2002: -Went the World Cup In Korea-Japan, Brazil Wins....

2003: -The war in iraq and united states



2004: -Olympic Games in Athens



2005: -Pope John Paul II died.



-The Huracan Katrina caused many deaths.



2006: -Saddam Hussein dies hanged.



-Fifa Wold Cup in Germany.



2007: - Election for President in Argentina, Cristina. K wins....



- Lanus is the Champion in "The Apertura 2007"



2008: - Jorge Guinzburg "actor" dies.



- The collective increase their prices.



- All Boys ascend to the B National.

Games history - Soccer, Volleyball and Tennis

Soccer

In the late Middle Ages and subsequent centuries took place in the British Isles and surrounding areas various cooperative games, which are known as codes of football. These codes were uniting with the passage of time, but was in the second half of the seventeenth century when it gave the first major unification of football (rugby, football, Australian rules football ...), which gave rise to the sport today is known worldwide as football.

Volleyball

The volleyball was born on February 9, 1895 in the United States, in Holyoke. Its inventor was William G. Morgan, a director of physical education. This was a game of internal team with similarities to tennis. Although in his next birth to basketball in time and space, distance is clearly in his rudeness, in the absence of contact between players.

Tennis

Tennis is a sport played with rackets that dispute between two players (singles) or between two pairs (doubles). It originated in Europe in the late nineteenth century and expanded into a principle in the English-speaking countries, especially in its upper classes. At present tennis has been universalized, and is played in many countries around the world. Since 1926, with the creation of the first tour, is a professional sport. It is also an Olympic sport since 1988 Seoul because he had lost that category in Paris 1924.

Federico Levin - Ariel Szapiro

Destination Inglaterra

Name: Inglaterra

Language: English

Population: According to the 2001 census of the population is 50,431,700

Capital: Londres

Currency: Libra estrelina

Form of Government: Constitutional Monarchy

-- Queen: Elizabeth II
-- Prime Minister: Gordon Brown

Area Total: 96 130,395 km²

Religion: 78% of the population declaring English and Welsh Protestant, Catholic and 11%, 11%
other religions.

Location: England comprises most of the southern half of the island of Great Britain and bounded on the north by Scotland and Wales to the west.

Tourist Attractions: The main tourist attraction is located in the center, including the city's West End in cinemas, bars, clubs, theaters, shops and restaurants. The city of Westminster in Westminster Abbey, the royal palace Buckingham, Clarence House and bull, the District of Kensington and Chelsea, with its museums (Science Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum and Hyde Park. Other major tourist attractions are the St Paul's Cathedral, the National Gallery, Bank side of Southwark with the Globe Theatre, the Tate Modern and London Bridge, Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, Tate Britain, the British Museum in Bloomsbury.

Climate: London has a temperate climate, ocean, seldom hot summers (average temperature in July: 18 ° C), as well as rarely sees a very severe winter (average temperature in January: 6th)

Destination Mexico

Name: Mexico

Location: It is bordered on the north by the United States; on the south and west by the North Pacific Ocean; on the southeast by Guatemala, Belize, and the Caribbean Sea; and on the east by the Gulf of Mexico

Area: 2 million square kilometers

Climate:Situated in southern North America at about 23° N and 102° W, Mexico comprises much of Middle America.The Tropic of Cancereffectively divides the country into temperate and tropical zones. Land north of the twenty-fourth parallel experiences cooler temperatures during the winter months. South of the twenty-fourth parallel, temperatures are fairly constant year round and vary solely as a function of elevation.

Population: over 20 million people

Main Cities: -Argentina

-Brazil

-Chile

-Colombia

-Peru

-Cuba

-Venezuela

-Guatemala

-Belize

Language: There is no de jure constitutional official language at the federal level in Mexico. Spanish, spoken by 97% of the population, is considered a national language by The General Law of Linguistic Rights of the Indigenous Peoples

Currency: The dollar(PPP)

Popular tourist attractions: -The ruins of machupichu

-The beach

My personal profile

Hi i'm Alan Seoane. Every morning on the week i get up at 5:30am, i have breakfast at 6:00am and go to the school at 6:15am. I haven't got any brothers and sisters. In my free time I play computer games and do my homework. On saturday and sunday meet friends. I have two pets a parrot called polly and a dog called cyborg. I have lunch at 8:00pm and go to bed at 9:30pm.

My personal profile - Lucio Han

My personal profile - Lucio Han
Hi I’m Lucio Han. Every morning on the week I get up at around 6:30 , I have breakfast at 7:00,amd go to school around 7:30.I play volleyball 1 day a week and in my free time I play computer game , do my homework or sleep. I meet my grandmother every day on Saturday and Sunday I meets my friends.
I have lunch at 8 or 9 and I go to bed at 11 or 12 tonight my electronic mail is luciohan_93@hotmail.com

Bye~

DESTINATION : SOUTH KOREA

NAME:SOUTH KOREA

LANGUAGE: Official: Korean

Population: 48,000,000

Country Full Name :Republic of Korea

Attractions(seoul): Chongmyo Shrine, Children’s Grand Park, Toksugung Palace, Kyongbokkung Palace, Toksugung Palace, Changdokkung Palace, night market at Dong-Dae Moon, Achasanseong Fortress, Dongshipjagak ,Lotte World, Seoul Dream Land and Everland

Surface: South Korea has a total land area of nearly 98,200 sq. km. Population: South Korea has a population of approximately 48,846,800 residents, comprising 26% Christians, 26% Buddhists, 46% with no affiliation to any religion, 1% Confucianist and 1% others.

System of government: South Korea follows republican form of government.

Religion: Christianity and Buddhism are the most important religions in South Korea.

Capital: Seoul with a population of around 10,356,000 (2006) is the capital of South Korea.

Climate: South Korea has temperate climate.

Travel documents required: Visa is not compulsory for short visit of up to 3 months; passport valid for 6 months is a must for all visiting South Korea.