After one year without a victory the legend Wanderlei Silva is back. With a very impressive victory against Keith Jardine he’s talking about to have a change to go to the title.

“I’m very emotional now and it’s a great moment for me,” said Silva, who lost to Chuck Liddell in his return to the UFC last December. “I’m very happy.”

With the win, Silva ups his record to 32-8-1; Jardine falls to 13-5-1.

The Dragon Lyoto Machida had a difficult fight against Tito Ortiz, the fight was very boring from the begin. Tito couldn’t figure out the way to win the fight and let Machida keep distance all the time. The last round the fight heated up a little bit when Machida hit Tito with his knee and they went to the ground, 30 seconds left to end of the fight Tito was able to get Machida in a choke triangle and almost end the fight.

“I thought I had him for a second,” said Ortiz, who is mainly known for his ground and pound, not his jiu-jitsu game. “I have submissions but I never used them before.”

“It was a big surprise for me,” admitted Machida, “I was thinking, I’m gonna die, but I’m not gonna tap.”

Unbeaten light heavyweight contender Thiago Silva made it to 13 the hard way, rising from an early knockdown to force newcomer Antonio ‘Samuray’ Mendes to tap out due to strikes in the first round.

“He was stronger than I expected, but I trained real hard and was able to come back,” said Silva, now 13-0.

The only Brazilian fighter who lost was Wilson Gouveia. He had the chance to finish the fight but Goran Reljic was better tonight and won the fight.

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The verb is perhaps the most important part of the sentence. A verb or compound verb asserts something about the subject of the sentence and express actions, events, or states of being. The verb or compound verb is the critical element of the predicate of a sentence.

In the last article about how to learn Portuguese we learned the Portuguese alphabet. To learn a new language takes time and I’ll break this article in 10 weeks, in every article 10 verbs will be cover.

1. agree means concordar
   e.g.: Eu concordo com todos os termos e condições.
   I agree with all the terms and conditions.
   .
2. do means fazer
   e.g.: Eu não vou fazer nada amanhã.
   I won’t do anything tomorrow.
   .
3. know means saber
   e.g.: Nós devemos saber da verdade
   We must know the truth
   .
4. read means ler
   e.g.: Eu aprendi a ler quando tinha 4 anos de idade.
   I learned how to read when I was 4 years old.
   .
5. suggest means sugerir
   e.g.: O que você sugere que eu faça?
   What do you suggest I do?
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6. allow means permitir
   e.g.: Eu não posso permitir sua entrada.
   I can’t allow you to get inside.
   .
7. eat means comer
   e.g.: Eu estou cansado de comer banana todo dia.
   I’m tired of eat banana everyday.
   .
8. learn means aprender
   E.g: Eu quero aprender a falar português.
   I want to learn how to speak Portuguese.
   .
9. remember means lembrar
   e.g.: Eu não consigo lembrar o seu nome.
   I can’t remember your name.
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10. take means tomar
    e.g.: Você poderia tormar a bola do cachorro?
    Could you take the ball from the dog?

In the next article I’ll cover 10 more verbs and some methods and programs used to learn a new language. For the people who is going to Brazil this year should check this article about how to start a conversation in Portuguese.

Talk about the State of São Paulo is always in the superlative. It has the largest population, the largest industrial park, the largest economic production, the highest record of immigrants.

São Paulo is also known for its unreliable weather, the sheer size of its helicopter fleet, architecture and multitude of skyscrapers. The São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport connects São Paulo with many Brazilian cities and also operates international flights.

Economic facts

São Paulo is consider the financial and economic capital of Brazil, the city is the largest in Brazil and fifth in the world by population and is located in the South East of the country. It is also the richest city of Brazil.

It was built with the force and the hard work of people from all parts of Brazil and the world, keeping each piece rooted in this land is intended to work. They are 645 municipalities and a population that exceeds 40 million residents. With the best infrastructure and workforce qualified, Sao Paulo can even be called “The locomotive of Brazil.” The State produces all, especially high-tech products. But the emphasis is not only in industry. The Sao Paulo also has agriculture and livestock.

In the economy, out of 260 shopping centers in the country, 94 are located in the state, accounting for more than 200 thousand jobs, and a broad network wholesaler and retailer spread by municipalities.

Tourism

The North Coast or North Shore, begins less than an hour’s drive from the city at the town of Santos, and about an hour later, the SP-55 highway (also known as Rio-Santos) is tracing a beautiful coastline of lush but rugged green hills towering over a shoreline of rocky coves and sandy beaches.

Some of the most sought-after beaches are within the municipality (more a county than a city) of São Sebastião.

But there is a scene for everyone, from the energetic, youthful resort town of Maresias, to the idyllic beaches tucked into the hills at Toque Toque Grande and Toque Toque Pequeno, to the unpretentious colonial center of São Sebastião that also serves as the ferry station to Ilhabela, a green Goliath of an island that looms just off the coast, full of upscale restaurants and hotels.

I wrote an article about how to get a VISA to Brazil. Check out here.

Here’s the list of Most Visited Places in The World according to Forbes Travel as of the year 2007 based on annual visitors.

10. Disneyland Paris in Marne La Vallee, France - 10.6 million visitors per year.

Disneyland Paris

9. Notre Dame de Paris in Paris, France - 12 million visitors per year

8. Tokyo Disneyland/DisneySea in Tokyo, Japan - 12.9 million visitor per year

7. Fisherman’s Wharf/Golden Gate National Recreation Area in San Francisco, USA - 13 million visitors per year

Fisherman’s Wharf

6. Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada and New York USA - 14 million visitors per year

Niagara Falls

5. Disneyland Park in Anaheim California, USA - 14.7 million visitors per year

4. Trafalgar Square in London, England - 15 million visitors per year

Trafalgar Square

3. Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Florida California, USA - 16.6 million visitors per year

Disney World’s Magic Kingdom

2. National Mall & Memorial Parks in Washington Monument, Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials - Washington DC,USA with 25 million visitors per year

National Mall & Memorial Parks

1. Time Square in New York, USA - 35 million visitor per year

Time Square in New York, USA