Brazilian Soccer Survives Transfer Period
The season’s first transfer period ended yesterday without causing the usual damage to Brazilian teams. Although first division teams sold (and lent) more players than they hired, it is clear that the teams elected to invest in keeping their best players. Twenty-six players were transferred to foreign teams. Most of them were not among their coaches’ More...
His Formula-One Days are not Over
If there was any hope for Rubens Barrichello, 39, it ended yesterday on the F-1 circuit with the announcement that the Indian driver, Narain Karthikeyan, would occupy the last unclaimed cockpit in the category. More...
We Can’t All Be Wonder Woman
By Daniela Matheus I’m always dueling between the pleasures and the challenges all women face every day, and I believe one of the great challenges is multitasking. Women are very proud, and of course I think More...
Five Regrets
By Bronnie Ware For many years I worked in palliative care. My patients were those who had gone home to die. Some incredibly special times were shared. I was with them for the last 3 to 12 weeks of their lives. People More...
Summer Is Coming to Curitiba
By Andréa Rebonato Believe it or not, summer is about to arrive in Curitiba. Although we’re all used to feeling the cold right through November, summer is just around the corner. In Curitiba, summer More...
Risk Management
By Carlos Eduardo de Athayde Guimaraes Is it worth taking risks? If you can sleep well, then yes. Risks are relative; the more financial education you have, the less you run unnecessary risks. For example, putting More...
Time to Become a Leader
By Henry Kelson Known as an effective tool for professional development, coaching has gained increasing credibility and support from around the world. Coaching is an expression commonly used both inside and outside More...
Winter Recipes for our Readers
During winter, try these traditional Brazilian recipes, typical of our Festa Junina (June parties), a Catholic celebration of Saints John, Paul and Anthony. Quentão (Portuguese for “big heat”) will definitely More...
Lionsraw: Football Fans Create Chance For Change
The World Cup may be three years away, but the global football movement, Lionsraw, is already making plans to bring 500 football fans to Curitiba during the tournament. But this is no ordinary football tour. Lionsraw More...
