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divendres, 3 de juny del 2016

News in Levels


A new experiment shows that horses can read human emotions. In this experiment the scientist used photographs of human faces and they discovered that horses can tell the difference between angry and happy faces.


The scientist put monitors on the horses and observed that heart rates of the horse rose when they saw an angry face.

Riders at a horse club in London said that there is a special relationship between humans and horses.

I choose this news because I love animals and I think that this new is very interesting. 

FAME! - The Musical


In the classe of music during these last months, my classmates and I have been preparing the Musical.
This year's theme was Fame, the famous school of Performing Arts of 80's.

 In the theater I was Claire, a rich girl who played the piano and violin. She wanted to enter to the prodigious school of Fame to sing and play the piano but actually all that she wanted is cheer up his father.

Memorize the text of Musical, so all the text that said my character, it hasn't been very difficult for me.
Last Saturday, the musical started at half past nine but I just sang and danced. In Sunday I was very nervous because I had to act. We had to dress and make up like the 80's.



It was all very exciting, especially the last song Let the Sunshine in which I  almost cry.

I will never forget this great experience.





dijous, 2 de juny del 2016

Robots in our lives


Robots are part of our lives, and they are about to be even more present. In the next 20 or 30 years, we will start to see serious humanoid robots in our homes, doing all the sort of things that we imagine from science fiction.

We've long been intrigued by robots. Cygan was a celebrity robot of the fifties, able to crush cans in his hand, but now he's the centrepiece of plans for a new Science Museum exhibition in London.

The first example is going to be self-driving cars.

Our interest in robots may be rooted in the past, but the mystery behind what they're capable of continues to intrigue and may very well change the shape of our future.

I think the idea that robots help us in some aspects of our life is fine, but we should not abuse.