4.  Biomedic research institute and post
graduate teaching.
 Founded by the Calouste Gulbenkian
Foundation in 1961.
 Located in Oeiras, distanced 20 km of
Lisbon.
 Aproximetely 250 scientists and post
degree students live there.

5.  Personnaly I liked this institute, it was
very interesting, although it’s not
something I would do in future, I loved
the oppurtunity.
They welcomed us very well.

6. Literary walk

7. •Sintra turistic train

8. Theatre of Trindade

10.  Inicially, the theatre was interesting
maybe due to the fact that i was curious
to see some actors representing, also to
understand a litlle the book.
As the play moved on. I became less
interested, waiting for something more
dynamic.
However, it was funny.

11. The production of ammonium to
make fertilizers with azote is, in
the current time, the only
process that fixes the
atmospheric azote in a way that
it can be absorbed by vegetables.
Ammonium is produced in Portugal
since 1951, being electrolitic the
way that was used in the first

12.  Cold industry;
 Tobaco industry;
 Clothes industry;
 Grafic arts;
 Water treatment;
 Organic and oil industry;

13.  That was the part of the visit that least
interest gave me. Maybe because of the
engineer in the begining or because of the
factory that was stopped…
However, it still satisfied our curiosity!

15.  The exhibition was inaugurated on 12
February 2009, the date of the bicentenary
of birth of Charles Darwin.
 The Evolution of Darwin also celebrates the
150
years of publication of the book founder of
Evolutionary Theory, The Origin of Species.
 The square meters of gallery for temporary
exhibitions of
Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation will serve to
show how evolution has become the
organizing principle of our understanding of
nature:
the state of natural sciences at the end
of the eighteenth century to biology and
medicine contemporary - The Evolution
Darwin's work as a whole interactive able to
attract audience of all ages.

16.  This was one of the parts I liked
most, everything seemed magic!
The fact that we studied Darwin before in
the Biology class made me ever more
curious about it!
It was great!!!

18.  Well, in this station nothing impressed me
maybe because it was the last day and the
responsible man to ore us to total
uninterest. But that huge area of panels
had really good interest.

19.  Throw the all visit I had a lot of fun, there
werw great oportunities, I improved some
friend shiss, I cried, I song, I danced, I
slept a lot 
After all I loved all the places I visit and
this experiences we can´t let go.
I thank the teachers who came with us
because without them this could never be
possible.
They were relentless!
Thank you for everything!!!


20.  The fashion is composed of diverse styles influenced for some aspects. To
each station, the estilistics innovate, establishing the trends that will
serve of base for the collection. Now, much people think that to dress all
the parts and to use the accessories that are in passarelas he is
synonymous to be in fashion.
 Generally, the people confuse fashion with style. Different of the
fashion, that is a species of standard that somebody, in the case the
estilistics, establish for the remaining portion of the people, the style are
something of each one. It is the form to dress that in it makes them well
that composes our style. The fashion passes, the style remains, comes
inside of is.
 Each one of us acquires the proper style with passing of the years. Those
exist that are more basic, that dresses a t-shirt, jeans, a tennis and go
ballad. Or requintados, as some women who literally never go down of the
jump. At last, it does not import the way as each one is dressed, only that
this makes to it well.
 Being this my motto:
 “Style is something that if conquest to the few and each one must
have its, imposing its personal characteristics who to want to
see, independent of critical or compliments, after all, taste is not argued”.