UCI #4

 I loved America, here I make much friend from different countries and I visited many places, like Las Vegas, Hollywood, San Diego, many amazing beach!
 I hate the american food, it's really spicy. For me brazilian food is better.
 I think here is the most organize place i ever went before. All people are polite and you can walk by foot at night... In my country is dangerous to walk at night and the places are not organize...
 I had the opportunity to improve a lot my english when I arrived here I couldn't speak many words and now I can talk everything and expound what I think and do until quote.
I'll back happy by have known everyone and this amazing country!


#tois
#missyouguys
#seeyoumyfriends

Work for Uci #3

 At the Martin Luther King holiday I went to Las Vegas with different people I meet in USA and I had the chance to visit all the Casinos. Every were sensational!

 For me, it was all very different and crazy, we were at the Bellagio, at a party and "The Bank" was the name. It was one of the 5 best parties I have ever been in my life.

 I won money playing the machines and then lose playing roulette, but little money. It was interesting to have had this experience now that I'm young. I hope that when finish school I can return with all my friends and have a big party with the bests

Work for UCI #2

   Manfred von Richthofen 
(2 May 1892 – 21 April 1918)

 Also widely known as the Red Baron, was a German fighter pilot with the Imperial German Army Air Service during World War I. He is considered the top ace of that war, being officially credited with 80 air combat victories.
 In fact, Richthofen's victories are better documented than those of most aces. A full list of the aircraft the Red Baron was credited with shooting down was published as early as 1958 with documented RFC/RAF squadron details, aircraft serial numbers, and the identities of Allied airmen killed or captured — 73 of the 80 are listed as matching recorded British losses.
 A study conducted by British historian Norman Franks with two colleagues, published in Under the Guns of the Red Baron in 1998, reached the same conclusion about the high degree of accuracy of Richthofen's claimed victories. There were also unconfirmed victories that would put his actual total as high as 100 or more.

 I admire him for all the facts that prove he was one of the greatest airplane pilots that ever existed, he did great feats. He had much more ability than people of his time.
 Surely if never there existed war in the world all of us would be much more evolved in every way. Mainly the aviation, would be much advanced than currently.

Fokker Dr. I. The triplane aircraft which was most closely associated and which was designed by Anthony Fokker. However, the 80 victories in aerial combat, only 20 occurred when the Baron used the triplane.

Work for UCI #1

      Hello people!
      Today I will write a little bit about my life and something's happened with me last year.
      I'm brazilian born in south (really south, Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre) and have 1 sister 10 years younger than I.

When I was young I enjoyed flying ever, I want to make it a lifestyle, my addiction to fly started when I was seventeen years old, with the encouragement of my father, since I started, I knew I would never stop. Now I'm studying English because it is vital for my services and when I return to Brazil I will finish aviation college to have authorization to teach people to fly in order to add flight experience to join the airline (that's the plan).   

    This is my first post and I appreciate a idea of create blog, but is necessary a lot of time to do one good job, but let's go try.


This is a photo of my first flying lesson