Funny presentation (or at least is what I pretend!) Hi! My name is Leonardo. I've been working in this company since 2.007, and in the Data Center since 2.015. I would like to be a famous soccer player, but I’m computer engineer. I spend a lot of time talking with people in meetings, trying to do thing in a better way, which is important, and I really like to do. But I also have to: • manage virtualization platforms, storage, networking, where a lot of projects and services run on it • speak with people when they have a problem, and I try to solve it, • read a lot from the internet, manuals, documents, and when that isn’t enough I call a provider asking for support. I do everything to avoid saying my boss that we have a problem. He only want to hear that we have a solution. He’s so nice person that he doesn’t deserve being worried with these things. As you see, I appreciate him very much! -------------------------- I appreciate your corrections, but if you also wanted to give me ideas to make more funny presentations it will be great!! I thought that could be funny if I could move my head vertically when I say: “he doesn’t deserve being worried with these things”, and move my head horizontally when say: “I appreciate him very much!” :) But perhaps you have better ideas, let me know your ideas!! Although you think that it couldn’t work, perhaps we can improve them, join with other ideas, or be the inspiration for new ideas.

Whats LOL means, and when do you usually use it? Someone send me a "LOL" in a chat. I founded that this: "laugh out loud" But I don't realise when or how it is used. Can anybody give a few examples?

¿Cómo escribir una risa en un mensaje de texto en tu idioma nativo?

Millennials want everything now "Yes, I suppose they are millennials (they want it all now)". In this case, learning languages ​​is probably better and more efficient to speak as much as you can, all the time. I was born in 1977 and started studying English grammar, without Internet, and in my case without the opportunity to speak to others in English. Until a few years ago, I traveled abroad and realized the importance of languages, but not only that, also the interest and pleasure in learning other languages. Today you have many resources: videos, applications, movies, songs with subtitles, online dictionaries and translators. As my father said "I'm living the same age as you" (with “age” I wanted to translate form Spanish: “era” o “época”), it's great to share this age with millennials, and also to know how the word was like before all this. So, does someone wanna talk to me, now? Ha ha ;) I know this last expression is not grammatically correct, but it is used a lot in movies and songs. So, it is also important to know this dialect.

The Eagle of Atlantis (El Águila de Atlántida) The Atlántida city was founded in 1911, but its population increased only after 1939, when the italian Natalio Michelizzi bought all the land that was not yet urbanized and gradually founded the first hotels in the zone. There were times in which Europa lives its worst war and at that time both the city of Montevideo, and the neighbour city Buenos Aires, were ideal for receiving investments from the old world that wanted to flee the war. Natalio started to develop in Atlántida part of which had fascinated him in Europa. One of his creation is the monument “El Águila” (The Eagle), a structure of stones with eagle head and dolphin body that today is visited for all the tourist that arrived to Atlántida. It was “an eagle-shaped house to think and read, simply” as its author defined it. “The eagle” was original called by another name: “La quimera” (The chimera). The true intention of the author was build a chapel, but this project never was finished. So in an artesanal way and without architect planes “La quimera” was born, structure which interior walls were decorated with sharks, octopus and seaweed. At its begins, “La quimera” was the place for meetings of Natalio Michellizzi and his friends, but after Nataio died, the place began to decay and deteriorate. Since that, the local people began to spread urban legends that surround the now called “El Águila” (The Eagle). From a cosmic energy center to the temple of a strange religion, other said that there were hidden true treasures and also that the place served to spy Nazis in plenty World War. Today, the site is visited by tourists that come to Atlántida, most of them do not know the history of El Águila (The Eagle). Translated from this page: https://www.welcomeuruguay.com/atlantida/historia.html in order to practice.