Posted: February 18th, 2005 | Author: Vitor | Filed under: Portugal | 5 Comments »
The title of this post is the portuguese for “TMN 5 million ad”, where TMN is the major cellphone company here in Portugal. They were kind enough to send me the video of their latest commercial (which celebrates their 5 million customers achievment) in the reply of my email asking them what was the music of that ad. Nice gesture!
You can download the commercial from the official TMN website or with this direct link.
Have a look and listen to the nice background tune. It’s excellent!
Posted: February 18th, 2005 | Author: Vitor | Filed under: Internet | No Comments »
Yep, I’m still trying to figure out what cellphone to buy… Sendo M570 (cheap!), Nokia 6630…
Meanwhile I’ve bought a Siemens S35i battery (1600 mAh) so that the phone stays useful.
Something that you should read (tip from BB and a subject seen on the portuguese economics newspaper “Jornal de Negócios”): Interview With Fired Google Blogger that tells you a story about someone who lost their job over his blog.
Posted: February 15th, 2005 | Author: Vitor | Filed under: Portugal, Websites | No Comments »
Next Sunday, 20th February, it’s elections day in Portugal. For the first time the candidates have weblogs thanks to an invitation from SAPO (main portuguese portal and isp).
Portugal’s opposition Socialist Party of Portugal (PS) seems to gain more support than the ruling Social Democrat Party (PSD) and is more likely to win next month’s elections according to several opinion polls.
I still don’t know in wich party I’m gonna vote… But fyi I don’t have any political bound.
Portuguese news: day of mourning for the death of Lúcia de Jesus dos Santos (Irmã Lúcia), the last of three children who claimed to have seen the Virgin Mary at Fátima.
Posted: February 13th, 2005 | Author: Vitor | Filed under: Movies, Portugal | No Comments »
You can now have the list and data about the portuguese BoxOffice on ICAM’s website (the portuguese institute for movies and media). Last week’s figures show that we love “Meet the Fockers“, wich had 97.810 spectators making €414.608,67 . On the overall, Brad Bird’s “The Incredibles” is the winner with €1.425.761,54 resulting from 71 session days.
Posted: February 12th, 2005 | Author: Vitor | Filed under: World | No Comments »
A painting of naked and pregnant supermodel Kate Moss by Lucian Freud (one of Britain’s greatest living artists), who is the grandson of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, was sold by $10.35 million at a London auction.
I really have to invest on art.