Hamlet; To be or not to be

Prince Hamlet has been summoned home to Denmark to attend his father's funeral. One night, a Ghost reveals itself to Hamlet, claiming to be the ghost of Hamlet's father, the former king. The Ghost claims that the old king was murdered by Hamlet's uncle, Claudius, who has since married Hamlet's mother and assumed the throne.

• Hamlet decides to uncover the truth for himself. He makes himself appear crazy, mistreating his girlfriend Ophelia to deflect Claudius' suspicion. He later convinces a troupe of players to perform The Murder of Gonzago, a play that reenacts King Hamlet's death by poisoning. Claudius' response to the play is suspicious.
• Hamlet spies on Claudius, listening to him pray. Enraged, Hamlet accidentally kills Polonius, Ophelia's father. Claudius sends Hamlet to England on the pretense of a diplomatic mission, having secretly arranged for the prince to be executed on arrival. Hamlet cleverly escapes, returning in time to witness Ophelia’s funeral. She may have killed herself.
• Claudius arranges a duel between Hamlet and Ophelia’s brother Laertes. During the duel, Gertrude drinks from a poisoned goblet intended for Hamlet. Laertes and Hamlet scuffle, wounding each other with a poisoned rapier. In his last moments, Hamlet kills Claudius, at last avenging his father.

Gelert

Many years ago, in a castle deep in the rugged mountains of Eryri, in the county of Gwynedd, lived a brave and well respected prince called Llewelyn. This prince loved to hunt and his favourite hunting dog was a faithful and fearless hound called Gelert. Gelert accompanied Llewelyn everywhere and was always to be found at the head of the pack. No game was too big, too strong or too fierce for Gelert, whose bravery knew no bounds.

This prince had a beloved son, a swaddling babe whose mother had died in childbirth. Llewelyn had loved his wife dearly and been broken hearted by her death. His only consolation had been his son. On her death-bed, Llewelyn had promised his wife that he would cherish the boy and this he did.

He looked forward to the day when the two of them could ride out together, tracking the wolves and the other wild animals found in the ancient hills and the dark forests of Gwynedd in those far off days.

One day, Llewelyn and his men were preparing to go out hunting. The baby lay fast asleep in his cradle, his nurse in attendance nearby. The day was cold and damp but a huge log fire blazed in the bedchamber and the cradle was covered with warm furs. The baby was safe and snug. Nevertheless, Llewelyn decided to leave his loyal hound, Gelert to protect the homestead. As he left he gently stroked the dog’s huge, shaggy head.

"Guard them well, Gelert," he said. "Until I return." 

Gelert’s tail thumped the ground slowly and his eyes remained on his master’s face until Llewelyn softly closed the door behind him.

It was late when the prince returned home. He was tired but victorious. A sumptuous feast was being prepared and he strode through the great hall towards the bedchamber, eager to see his son and relax in front of the great fire.

But as he entered the room he beheld a terrible sight. Furniture lay upturned, tapestries had been ripped from their hangings and the baby’s cradle lay empty on the floor. The luxurious furs that had previously covered the cradle lay scattered nearby, torn to shreds and smeared with blood.

As Llewelyn stood rooted to the spot, he felt a soft, warm, velvety nose nuzzle the palm of his hand. He looked down to see Gelert’s trusting eyes gazing up at him. The dog looked exhausted but wagged his tail weakly. His head and paws were stained with blood.

"You wicked creature!" roared the prince. "This dog has killed my son!" and without further ado he drew his dagger and plunged it deep into Gelert’s side. As the dog slumped to the ground, the prince heard a soft whimpering from behind the upturned cradle.

As the dog lay dying, Llewelyn gently picked up his son. Too late, he turned to see the half covered body of a huge wolf lying dead on the floor. Thanks to Gelert, the baby remained unharmed. Filled with remorse, Llelwelyn knelt and gently stroked his faithful friend and Gelert’s tail thumped the ground slowly for the last time.

Gelert’s body was buried outside the castle walls, close to the river. The huge stone slab, inscribed with Gelert’s name, still marks the grave and the village nearby still carries the name ‘Beddgelert’ – Gelert’s grave.

Sutton Hoo

In 1939, just before the outbreak of the second World War, an archaeologist named Basil Brown excavated the largest of 18 burial mounds in the grounds of a country house at Sutton Hoo (Eastern England) 

Inside he discovered a spectacular undisturbed burial in a vast ship.

The burial dated to the earlyAD 600s, when Sutton Hoo belonged to the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of East Anglia. 

The extraordinarily rich grave goods suggested  that the ship burial commemorated a very high-ranking man, possibly even a king.

Jacobs had found a piece of iron and immediately stopped the work and carefully explored the area... and uncovered five rivets in position on what turned out to be the extreme end prow, or stern, of a ship.He realised this was no ordinary burial.
The 27-metre-long ship had been dragged up a steep slope from the River Deben to the burial ground above. Over time, its wooden oak planks and ribs decayed, replaced by compacted sand. This left a clear impression of the hull in the ground, studded with iron rivets. The Sutton Hoo ship is the biggest and most complete Anglo-Saxon ship ever found, and is longer than many of the largest modern ocean-going yachts.The ship and its contents remained hidden for more than 1000 years, until they were revealed again in the summer of 1939. Although boat and ship burials are known from Scandinavia and mainland Europe, they are extremely rare in Anglo-Saxon England. The Sutton Hoo ship burial is the richest ever discovered in Britain. 

The Sutton Hoo helmet is the most iconic object to survive from Anglo-Saxon England. It is decorated with pictures of warriors and powerful animals.
The helmet was made of iron and probably weighed about 2.5 kg. It had a leather lining and holes under the nose for the wearer to breathe

Social Network

The first social network was called Sixdegrees and it was born in 1997.

Instead the word "Social Network" was born in the 2003.

In the 2003 are born other sites like: MySpace, Friendster and Ryze.

With Friendster is born the word "Fakester" because the users usually create fake profiles.

The forth February 2004 is born "Facebook" from the nineteen years old Mark Zuckerberg.

The young Mark started thinking to a exclusive social network founded on the real profiles: a system to stay in contact with the known people.

On July 2005 the idea of a service that allows to send brief messages to small groups is born: and it's Twitter.

On October 2010 is born a social purely used for publishing photo: Instagram.

The most famous:

Baby the dog

A 10-year-old pit bull named Baby rescued his family and his puppies during a house fire.

In the night he started barking at the owners because in the kitchen was fire and smoke.After the dog waking up the family dragged out them and his puppies. AT the end the house was completely destroyed, but the family and the puppies were without a burn.

Bob Marley

Bob Marley was a Jamaican singer, songwriter, musician, and guitarist who achieved international fame and acclaim. Bob was started in 1963 with the group The Wailers.After the Wailers disbanded in 1974, Marley pursued a solo career upon his relocation to England that culminated in the release of the album Exodus in 1977,which established his worldwide reputation and produced his status as one of the world's best-selling artists of all time, with sales of more than 75 million records.Bob was born on the farm of his maternal grandfather in Nine Mile,Jamaica. He was in 1945 and he was died in 1981.


 

Pharrell Williams-Why Pharrell is Happy?!-

Pharrell is a producer,writer and guest artist,he has worked with a lot of the artist like Robin Thicke,Justin Timberlake,Britney Spears,Miley Cyrus and Snoop Dog.
The album is called "G I R L" because Pharrell is a feminist, infact, he says  that the album is call GIRL because he happen thinks that they are better. And they're really outstanding people to work with and collaborate with. He respect  them a lot.
After he says that the now important for everyone should be "What do things feel like?". He spends so much time on aesthetic because as a species for approving ourselves, He thinks that we are into the shift,everything is going to be about how it feels.
"How does it feel,what does that feel like?" is the question he hopes people walk away with when they hear this music.