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lightandbeautiful (el 26/01/12 a las 6:44 am)
Homosexual activists understand the power of words.
Please visit my channel to watch a one-minute video clip in which popular atheist author Richard Dawkins admits that homosexual activists "hijacked the word 'gay'".
The word "homosexual" is more appropriate and accurate because it, unlike the word "gay", actually describes the behavior/attraction/relationship being discussed.
The word "gay" helps homosexual activists push their agenda.
sputnikpanicpuppet (el 13/03/11 a las 1:10 pm)
@Armouropoulos
They must be really really saturated for you to say this, because rush hour isn't nice AT ALL in, for example, big European cities with much more money than Curitiba...
Talcoeucalol (el 30/09/10 a las 9:54 am)
Depois há quem diga que "Jaime Lerner" é apenas um arquiteto; discordo, este homem é um gênio. Curitiba deve tudo a ele, pois depois dele, ninguém mais teve a capacidade de transformação de uma cidade e especialmente sendo esta cidade, capital de um estado, tão próxima de grandes eixos como São Paulo e Rio e tão pouco reconhecida!.Este desconhecimento, se deve aos maus políticos, aos "sempre-do-contra", aos "comedores de mamonas" que nada fizeram, todavia, sempre acham defeito em tudo.
rochelimit55555 (el 30/04/10 a las 12:45 pm)
All of this sustainable city movement is saying that Le Corbusier principle is a failure
tresonhonho (el 29/03/10 a las 1:56 pm)
legend portuguese?
taismainardes (el 01/10/09 a las 6:54 am)
incredible!!!!!
lupaludetto (el 19/06/09 a las 1:57 pm)
i lived in Curitiba for 24 years. I have lived in London uk for 10 years now. I still go back every year and it amazes me how much Curitiba has grown and developed. People who say that Curitiba have overcrowded busses and trafic have probably never been to a major city. Yes, trafic is getting heavier, busses are getting fuller, but when you compare with other towns like Sao paulo and London, curitiba is by far the best structured city. I can only praise Lerner for the great work he has done!!
Armouropoulos (el 22/05/09 a las 4:26 pm)
The transportatiom system is over its cappacity by far. Those red articulated busses that Lerner showed at the rush hours are like riding in a can. I think that Curitiba sold the idea to ourselves that its transport system was so good, that only few change has been done and any major change is quickly denied.
The result is that the midlle class that 15 years ago used the busses, but now if you have a car (like i do) hardly ride a bus and the traffic is becoming worse each day
Armouropoulos (el 22/05/09 a las 4:15 pm)
I live in Curitiba since 1991 and by that time Curitiba was indeed an urban example for the whole Brazil and beyond. But in the last 18 years, a lot have changed. The city grew a lot. When Lerner left the mayor office, 92, the "Big Curitiba" had 1,5 millon people, now the number reached to 3 millon people.
Now Curitiba has all the problems of any brazilian major city: violence, polution and traffic problem. Its still much better than any big brazilian city
batel520 (el 28/01/09 a las 2:07 pm)
i'm curitibano(from curitiba), and what he is saying about is really what the city is
is safe, clean, ''green'' and you don't need to worry about trafic and air pollution.
i love my city!!! |
