Comments for Sweet Home Floripa, Florianópolis, Brazil

Comment on The Power of Observation by Dave

Dave — Sun, 13 May 2012 22:52:14 +0000

Are you still in Florianopolis teaching English? Have you ever used The Silent Way, or seen it being used? I’ve recently started teaching English around here, and took an interest in Gattegno’s method, but am not sure where to start when it comes to making use of it. Do you know about it and/or have any recommendations for a starting teacher in Florianopolis?

Thanks, your suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Comment on Florianópolis Real Estate: Island Investment Seen From a Global Perspective by ben kraijnbrink

ben kraijnbrink — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 17:32:24 +0000

Prises are still rising as of 2012 but be aware that the Florianópolis´ infrastructure in general dates back 30 years or more. Waste water management is only structured in the centre of the city. And last but not least, Ilha de Santa Catarina has its limits. Six years ago it was easy to go from north to south on the island. Today with so many more cars you are too often waiting in line and parking lots are hard to find. And all of this with food and restaurant prices that often exceed Europe and the US.

Comment on Florianópolis Preferred Business Directory by Dan Madera

Dan Madera — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 13:06:52 +0000

Claro. Hay una tarifa pequena. Puede me mandar los datos.

Dan

Comment on Florianópolis Preferred Business Directory by Esteban Baquet

Esteban Baquet — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 04:56:58 +0000

yo no vi ninguna agencia de seguros. Me pueden facilitar un directorio de lagencia de seguro los que estan ubicados en Foripa, por favor. Gracias

Comment on Floripa Kids–Miro and Eva Barclay Bersi by John Sellar

John Sellar — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 18:41:26 +0000

Definitely Agreed

Comment on Brazil’s Monetary Tsunami by Nicholas

Nicholas — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 06:48:09 +0000

“Until the rich nations start making money instead of talking about defaults,….”

Until the leaders who (suppose to) represent the people, unemployed and employed of the so called rich nations, admit that the neo-liberal policies are a failure, openly admit that they are in reality broke, stop being a crook, stop protecting crooks aka banksters, admit their failures so they can solve the problem(s) faster, stop printing money and creating more debt, stop the bailouts, quantitative easing, stop the policy of close to zero % interest rates (which is bad for savers for who can save), it won’t make any money, never. If they simply let the “zombie” banks fail (real capitalism), and stop the unfair process of pushing “austerity measures” unto the people who are paying for the “zombie” banks who gambled, lost and want their money at the cost of the rest of the people around the world, it will start making money again.

Dilma rousseff (the Bulgarian Bear) is right to lash out to the so called rich nations who do not want to compete fairly but rather is cheating and destroying itself in the long term. If you don’t protect yourself now, you will go down with them.

Comment on Floripa Kids–Miro and Eva Barclay Bersi by Jamie Bell

Jamie Bell — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 16:19:21 +0000

Agreed^

Comment on Floripa Kids–Miro and Eva Barclay Bersi by Charlotte Kinloch

Charlotte Kinloch — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 15:27:11 +0000

AMAZING STORY

Comment on Questions about Brazil’s Investor Visa? Ask Dr. Zoéga. by Dan Madera

Dan Madera — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:05:35 +0000

It’s possible that you do. The best was to find out is to contact Dr. Carlos directly. He
will be able to advise you.

Comment on Questions about Brazil’s Investor Visa? Ask Dr. Zoéga. by Pastor John

Pastor John — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:02:27 +0000

The Bible Fund has been operating in Brazil as a nonprofit for some years. It has purchased Bibles in Sao Paulo and distributed the Bibles, free of charge, all over Brazil. Now somebody tells me I need a CPNJ number. Surely this is not required for nonprofits who do not do business in Brazil, but merely distribute Bibles as a charity. Your assessment, please. Thanks. Pastor John