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Como Consultar ou Ver os Pontos na Carteira de Habilitação


Ao Completar 20 pontos na carteira de motorista (CNH) o condutor perde o direito de dirigir, todos sabemos da importância em respeitar as leis de trânsito e estar em dia com a documentação, por isso separamos os links que permitem a pesquisa de multas de veículos para consulta de pontos na habilitação cadastradas nos Estados da Região Sudeste: São Paulo (SP), Espirito Santo (ES), Minas Gerais (MG) e Rio de Janeiro (RJ). As multas exibidas são provenientes do Detran, DER, Dersa e Polícia Rodoviária Federal.

- Consulta de Pontuação CNH do Detran de São Paulo- SP- [Clique Aqui]


- Consulta de Pontos na Habilitação no Estado do Rio de Janeiro- RJ- [Clique Aqui]


- Consulta Pontuação do Condutor em Minas Gerais- MG- [Clique Aqui]

- Consulta de Pública de Infração por Condutor no Espirito Santo- ES- [Clique Aqui]

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Enade 2010 | Resultado | Data | Gabarito

Exame Nacional de Desempenho de Estudantes

No ano de 2010 cerca de 4500 cursos serão avaliados no exame do ENADE, cerca de 450 mil pessoas responderão as questões da avaliação, por isso resolvemos escrever esta postagem que visa responder e esclarecer algumas dúvidas dos estudantes em relação ao exame do ENADE 2010:

- Quais estudantes e cursos serão avaliados?

Os cursos que conferem diploma de bacharel nas áreas de: Agronomia, Biomedicina, Educação Física,

Enfermagem, Farmácia, Fisioterapia, Fonoaudiologia, Medicina, Medicina Veterinária, Nutrição, Odontologia, Serviço Social, Terapia Ocupacional e Zootecnia, além dos cursos que conferem diploma de tecnólogo em Agroindústria, Agronegócios, Gestão Hospitalar, Gestão Ambiental e Radiologia.

- Qual a Data da Prova?

A Prova do ENADE será realizada no dia 21 de Novembro de 2010 as 13 Hrs.

- Lista com Nomes e Locais da Prova

O INEP divulgará, até o dia 20 de setembro de 2010, a lista dos estudantes que participarão no ENADE 2010, e até o dia 22 de outubro de 2010, os respectivos locais onde serão aplicadas as provas.

Quem está dispensado do Exame?

Só serão dispensados do Enade 2010 aqueles que colarem grau até 31 de agosto ou que estiverem cursando atividades curriculares fora do Brasil na data de realização da prova.

Publicidade:

Gabarito e Demais Informações poderão ser encontradas no site Oficial do Enade ou do INEP: [http://enadeies.inep.gov.br/enadeIes/]


Apenas 27 das 2.176 instituições de ensino superior avaliadas no Exame Nacional de Desempenho dos Estudantes (Enade) 2010 receberam nota máxima. Segundo dados do Ministério da Educação (MEC) divulgados nesta quinta-feira, somente 1,47% do total de instituições que obtiveram conceito na avaliação que leva em conta a nota dos alunos ingressantes e concluintes no exame, além de características do corpo docente, das instalações físicas e do projeto pedagógico, estão em nível de excelência (350 ficaram sem nota por falta de algum conceito).

Veja as 27 instituições com nota máxima no Enade:  (IGP faixa-5)

Instituições	IGP-Contínuo	IGP faixa
1 - ESCOLA BRASILEIRA DE ECONOMIA E FINANÇAS (EBEF)	4,89	5
2 - FACULDADE DE ADMINISTRAÇÃO DE EMPRESAS (FACAMP)	4,74	5
3 - ESCOLA DE ECONOMIA DE SÃO PAULO (EESP)	4,73	5
4 - UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS (Unicamp)	4,69	5
5 -INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO DE AERONÁUTICA (ITA)	4,68	5
6 - FACULDADE DE ODONTOLOGIA SÃO LEOPOLDO MANDIC (SLMANDIC)	4,52	5
7 - INSPER INSTITUTO DE ENSINO E PESQUISA (INSPER)	4,45	5
8 - ESCOLA DE ADMINISTRAÇÃO DE EMPRESAS DE SÃO PAULO (FGV-EAESP)	4,41	5
9 - ESCOLA DE GOVERNO PROFESSOR PAULO NEVES DE CARVALHO (EG)	4,40	5
10 -  ESCOLA BRASILEIRA DE ADMINISTRAÇÃO PÚBLICA E DE EMPRESAS (EBAPE)	4,35	5
11 - FACULDADE FUCAPE (FUCAPE)	4,35	5
12 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE LAVRAS (UFLA)	4,31	5
13 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO GRANDE DO SUL (UFRGS)	4,30	5
14 - INSTITUTO MILITAR DE ENGENHARIA (IME)	4,30	5
15 - FACULDADE JESUÍTA DE FILOSOFIA E TEOLOGIA (FAJE)	4,29	5
16 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE SÃO PAULO (UNIFESP)	4,29	5
17 - FACULDADE DE ECONOMIA E FINANÇAS IBMEC	4,28	5
18 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE MINAS GERAIS (UFMG)	4,25	5
19 - FACULDADE DE MEDICINA DE SÃO JOSÉ DO RIO PRETO (FAMERP)	4,18	5
20 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE SÃO CARLOS (UFSCAR)	4,16	5
21 - FUNDAÇÃO UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE VIÇOSA (UFV)	4,14	5
22 - FACULDADE DE TECNOLOGIA DE MOCOCA (Fatec)	4,07	5
23 - CENTRO UNIVERSITÁRIO MUNICIPAL DE SÃO JOSÉ (USJ)	4,06	5
24 - ESCOLA DE DIREITO DE SÃO PAULO (DIREITO GV)	4,02	5
25 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO DE JANEIRO (UFRJ)	4,01	5
26 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO TRIÂNGULO MINEIRO (UFTM)	3,99	5
27 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DE ITAJUBÁ - UNIFEI	3,98	5

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The Mermaid's Pendant by LeAnn Neal Reilly

The Mermaid's Pendant by LeAnn Neal Reilly appeared in my news searches this past week.

From Framingham author pens a modern fairy tale by Chris Bergeron:

Dissatisfied with the ending of Walt Disney's "The Little Mermaid," LeAnn Neal Reilly wrote her first novel to show what happens to couples who "live happily ever after."

The Framingham mother and aspiring author spent almost 10 years writing, revising, rewriting and self-publishing "The Mermaid's Pendant."

"I loved everything about 'The Little Mermaid' but its ending. I turned this irritant over and over in my mind. I was a new wife, happily married. I got my 'happily ever after.' I wanted to explore what that meant," said Neal Reilly, taking a break from home-schooling her three children.

Especially well-written, her 572-page novel grafts the fairy tale love story of John Wilkerson and his mermaid wife Tamarind onto the more prosaic challenges a couple faces after the honeymoon when reality sinks in.

And here's the official book description:

Inspired by the beloved classic The Little Mermaid, THE MERMAID'S PENDANT is a modern fairy tale about growing up and discovering who you are -- and what you believe in. At times lyrical, this novel is a fantastic journey filled with magic, myth, romance, and adventure. Four years after John Wilkerson claims the mermaid Tamarind for his wife, they have an idyllic marriage that depends on a talisman that she crafted on their island paradise. But Tamarind learns a painful truth: it takes more than legs to live on land and more than magic to sustain a bond. When the talisman breaks, she and John are forced to rely on themselves instead of magic. Three wise women play key roles in the young lovers' journey to mature love. Ana, Tamarind's aging mentor, casts spells and performs seductions to keep the lovers apart. Valerie, an ex-pat jewelry maker cum fairy godmother, works her own magic to bring them together. Lucy, their widowed neighbor, grounds the couple in the realities of marriage, parenting, and family. THE MERMAID'S PENDANT is a story for anyone who has ever believed in the transforming power of love.

You can also read more at LeAnn Neal Reilly's website.

And that's all I know about it so far, but it is intriguing. Oh, and I learned that Reilly and I share the same birthday, but four years apart. Since the biggest celebrity birthday on that day is Melissa Gilbert, it's always fun to find others to commiserate with over birthdays that fall on Mother's Day or usually during finals week if you are in college depending on the day of the week. I've taken many a final on my birthday.

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Fair Is Fair by Sharon Creeden

In conjunction with my post about fairy tale justice activities for the classroom, I wanted to share this book, Fair Is Fair by Sharon Creeden.

It's a great book about discussing fairness, justice and ethics using fairy tales and folktales from around the world.

Book description from the publisher:

The first collection of its kind, this collection contains 30 world folktales of justice about wise judges, clever lawyers, and deceitful tricksters, from places as diverse as ancient Greece, Morocco, Germany, China, and Ireland. Some date back to pre-biblical days while others come from the American colonies.

A Malaysian tale in which each animal blames another for Crocodile’s broken eggs prompts a discussion of proximate cause and liability law; a Japanese tale about how Ooka the judge identifies the real mother of a baby is complemented by an overview of the 1985 "Baby M" child custody dispute; and an Italian tale about a mistreated horse gives rise to a discussion of the contemporary animal rights debate.

Each of these folktales sheds light on how our predecessors from various cultures dealt with criminal behavior, and Sharon Creeden follows most of them with commentary on how the same legal issues are handled by contemporary American law. Juxtaposing the wisdom of ancient cultures with the dilemmas of our modern legal system, this fascinating collection makes legal issues accessible and folktales relevant to our modern lives.

The book is available in limited view on Google Books where you can see the Table of Contents and read some of the foreward:

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Fairy Tales in the Classroom Week: Justice and Law

Books such as Fairy Tales on Trial have increased in popularity over the years as more mock trials of fairy tale characters have been used in classrooms from elementary school level to law schools.

I am sharing a list of some of the best titles to use for inspiration. I also occasionally highlight new articles about mock trials or similarly themed plays. I've found they are especially popular this time of year through the summer where several summer camps also use mock trials to teach students. It's a great and fun concept.

And here's some more books:

"Advanced" Fairy Tales on Trial:

Book description:

Students discover a unique way to determine the fine line between doing wrong and crime. They study character education by doing - using fairy tales and simulating investigation and trials. The activities challenge students as they use all language arts skills: critical reading, analytical thinking and writing, speaking and drama.

Use with the entire class, choosing an appropriate case by its complexity and appropriate level of challenge. The class creates all elements of a case and presents the case to another class, who becomes the jury. All roles are clearly described. Enrichment educators can use the cases with small groups of gifted and talented children.

Parents will enjoy helping their children practice their roles, gather props, and create costumes. The confidence their children gain in their reading, thinking and speaking skills will be well received.

Engage students in cooperative teamwork to create each case, to work as prosecution and defense teams, as well as to deliberate and make decisions. These same skills are goals of the U.S. Department of Education. They are also workplace objectives.

Jury Trials in the Classroom:

Book description:

Transform your classroom into a courtroom and get ready for students to take part in a great learning adventure. The six trial simulations in this book let students delve into criminal and civil law with motivating cases that mirror situations in fairy tales, nursery rhymes, literature, and history. In the roles of attorneys, members of the jury, defendants, witnesses, and courtroom personnel, students prepare and conduct cases. They will learn to use statements of fact and witness affidavits to determine guilt or innocence. The book is divided into three sections that:

define the types of courts in the U.S. court system;
explain how to carry out a mock trial;
and give six ready-to-use court cases, including all necessary documents.

The court cases allow students to understand both criminal and civil trials, with three types of each case. The cases allow you to stage trials involving Hansel and Gretel, John Wilkes Booth, Little Miss Muffet, Romeo and Juliet, Jack and Jill, and Little Red Riding Hood.

Don't miss this opportunity to teach critical thinking and teach students how to weigh opposing points of view. The exciting results will motivate students to exercise their reasoning skills, polish their communication skills, and apply knowledge of the legal system. This will become one of your favorite classroom adventures. Grades 5–8.

More Jury Trials in the Classroom

For reference, I have a slightly longer list including these titles and more at Fairy Tales in the Classroom: Justice and Law on Amazon.

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Clay Aiken Fans 'Use Their Voice'

Clay performs during taping of PBS Special.
Graphic by Fountaindawg/photos by Jim R. Bounds

Readers Share Mic in Mailbag

Media Promos Clay Aiken Special

International Media posted a teaser on Facebook about Clay Aiken's PBS Special Wednesday and, in typical fashion, the latest news tidbit roared through the nooks and crannies of CA Cyberspace at breakneck speed.

INTERNATIONAL MEDIA: American Idol Superstar alumni CLAY AIKEN’s first Public TV special reaches back into the romantic past of the 50’s and 60’s, featuring many of the most iconic love-songs ever written! Check your local listings to experience it for yourself!

Another Wednesday media release concerns the merger of several publishing companies, including the Universal Music Publishing Group:

With over 70,000 copyrights, Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing owns the world's largest Christian music publishing catalogue as well as the second largest evangelically-styled choral music catalog.

Its songs have been recorded by virtually every major singer in the Christian music industry as well as by such renowned artists as Bob Dylan, Dolly Parton, Ray Charles, Linda Ronstadt, Amy Grant, Elvis Presley, Willie Nelson, Alicia Keys, Clay Aiken and Trace Adkins.

The most highly anticipated news by the fan community will come in an announcement heralding the availability of "Tried & True" track excerpts at Decca Records and other online outlets.

The singer's first CD with the Decca label is scheduled for release June 1. Rest assured, the snippet patrol is on duty around the clock!

Comments Augment Blog Topics

The comments visitors leave augment or complete the dialogue set in motion by a blogger. As one who frequently includes montages and graphic designs by other CA fans, I appreciate the props many write for the featured artists.

No doubt I am the only person who reads all the comments in any given blog entry (they arrive in my email box as well as at the bottom of the post), so occasionally I like to spotlight some of the many thoughtful remarks shared by Carolina On My Mind and Clayonline readers with a mailbag entry. Headlines link back to the original posts.

The previous entry celebrated the 145 countries represented by Carolina visitors since December 2007. Readers whose comments are highlighted below hail from North and South America, Europe, and Asia. Linked screen names take you to the person's blog.

Facebook Teams with Feedjit

Visits to the Carolina site are registered via Feedjit and ClustrMap. A recent Feedjit addition is the ability to link to the Carolina blog with one's Facebook profile photo.

In the past five entries, readers have expressed their views on a variety of topics: Clay's upcoming Tried & True CD, this summer's Timeless Tour and current "ticketmaster tangos," the PBS Special, plans for CD release parties, National Inclusion Project and NC Theatre fundraisers, montages, graphics, and even a brief spring recital update.

Graphics by Fountaindawg, AmazingCA, and LovesClaysVoice are included. Recently-featured montages are by gerwhisp, SueReu, and LovesClaysVoice.

First official T&T press photo by Vincent Soyez
Graphic by Fountaindawg

Clay Aiken CD Buzz Goes Global: April 25, 2010

Stephanie: WOW!!! I love how there are Clay fans all around the world. Makes my heart smile. So, so excited about the new CD. I plan on playing it til it wears out, and then buying another copy, playing that until it wears out, buying another copy. It's an endless, beautiful cycle!

Anonymous: I am so glad that info about Clay gets all over the world. I do know that Clay has a lot of fans in Asian Countries that would love to have him come there. Maybe this time he really will.

musicfan: It is so much fun to see visitors from all over the world. It just proves that CLay needs to tour internationally.

Sandy: We have some of the world's best graphic artists! The pictures are stunning! Congratulations to Fountaindawg and Cotton! How exciting for you to see visitors viewing your blog from all over the world. I bet you are getting a good Geography lesson looking up all these places!

anaturegirl: It is exciting to see there are fans of Clay Aiken's in so many countries. Love the new graphics. Thanks for sharing them. These are exciting times for both Clay and his fans. Decca is sure doing things right with him. So refreshing that the new label "gets him" like we do.

Sharrie: I am so impressed on how your blog is reaching fans all around the world. Just imagine how your talents have touched so many lives in so many languages in the single language of Clayish in Claytown!

I love all the buzz on Clay's upcoming CD, DVD, concerts and PBS specials. We are all riding on the Claytrain.

'Tried & True' CD cover graphic by AmazingCA.

Aiken Fans Set CD Parties: April 22, 2010

SueReu: Lots to look forward to! Love Gerwhisp's video and the great graphics by AmazingCA and Fountaindawg. The CD planning website looks like fun!

Pam Bassett: Thanks so much for showing our website here! For all those fans who want to attend the Hollywood, California CD Release Celebration, please register soon. Payment is not due until May 12, 2010, but we need to let the venue know asap how many will be attending!

Lisa1068: The MGM tickets went on sale this morning at 9am and boy it was tough to get anything good. You can buy through Ticketmaster or Foxwoods/MGM Grand websites. Front row Mezz row A available right now but nothing showing up for Orchestra.

barb55: Thanks for sharing the montage by gerwhisp and all of the links, as well as the clickables. I had not seen that interview before. It was great to see Clay again. He seems happy and excited.

vibajajo (Clayonline): I think this is my favorite cover of a CD. Kind of vintage yet classic. Just like the music. Can't wait for the new music!

Graphic by AmazingCA/photos by Jim R. Bounds.

Clay Aiken Fans Solve CD Puzzles: April 20, 2010

fivegoldens: Enjoyed the blog, but realize I'm really slow at puzzle solving! So happy to see ACA doing graphics again, she's one of the best!! It's nice to see Anoop supporting NIP. He seems like a nice guy.

MissSally: What a delight to open your blog and see ACA's creativity on display. Welcome back, T, we've missed you. LovesClaysVoice's beautiful design really caught my eye; graphics like this are not easy to make. I really like the way she seamlessly placed Clay's image in Times Square.

AmazingCA: Thanks so much for all the kind comments. I miss doing my graphics, but I'm sure that I'll be back with more especially with all the upcoming events with Clay. It's so good to know that Anoop will be singing at the fundraiser. He was my fav last year in AI.

Sandy: Love all the Clay news coming our way lately! [Switching to the hockey playoffs] Second period is about to start ...could be the SENS last game! We are down 3-1 in the best of seven series. Hard to come back and win 3 games in a row during playoffs. Wish us luck!

reneti46 (Clayonline): Wonderful! I checked out the link to Carolina on my Mind. Loved all the pictures of Clay and the pic of Anoop. Good luck with the recital!

Timeless Tour - Graphic by Fountaindawg

Aiken-Studdard Finale Still Tops: April 17, 2010

SueReu: I absolutely adore watching the AI5 video of Clay Aiken and his surprise entrance. I can watch it over and over and NEVER get tired of it!! I'd say that is the best moment on American Idol, period and maybe the best moment in all reality TV. It was amazing.

CLAYCOLOMBIA: Like Sue and surely many fans of Clay, I love this Clay Aiken participation in AI5. In Colombia transmitted the show two weeks later that United States. I knew the details, but to see for the first time ... it was too exciting!

zanyforclay: My heart still races when I see that AI5 clip. I keep it on my desktop and still watch it a few times a month!! It was absolutely breathtaking and the biggest highlight to date on AI. Thanks for all the info and SueReu's great montage!! Can't wait for the tour to begin.

Sandy: I just love it when I see the figures showing how many people were turned into the AI2 finale! These figures will be hard to match! In fact I can almost guarantee they will never be matched or topped!

Sharrie: Thanks so much for sharing the great videos of Clay and Ruben. They are such a great team. As for the AI5 performance, words can't even describe the excitement in the audience. I love knowing that Clay and Ruben finale is still #1. Looking forward to all the great things Clay is bringing our way!

Cindy: Such amazing memories this blog invokes! I've only been truly stunned by Clay a couple times over the years (and don't you know the most recent time was just a few weeks ago in Raleigh!); but when those doors opened and he walked out on the stage during the AI5 finale, I literally gasped. What and experience that was!

I don't believe AI will ever top the excitement of the Clay/Ruben showdown. And isn't it wonderful - and a testament to both men - that they remain such steadfast friends today? We are lucky, lucky fans, and I LOVE Clay Aiken. Can't wait for their reunion. If their act in Raleigh is anything to go by, we're in for a treat!

Lisa (Clayonline): That is so cool that AI2 is the most viewed! I think that Season 2 had the most talent in the Top 10 altogether. They all set the bar pretty high. Of course, two of them set it REALLY high!

Lois: I think this is one of your most exciting blogs ever. Our favorite AI moments, and the new tour all wrapped up together.

oana: This blog really helps me to stay in touch with everything that's new regarding Clay and his music since I'm so so far away from you.

Graphic by LovesClaysVoice

Aiken To Bring Broadway Home: April 13, 2010

MissSally: "Bringing Broadway Home" looks like another winner for Clay; hope we get some primo clack! Our singer man is definitely keeping himself busy these days. Founaindawg's graphic is beautifully done. I enjoy all of her work, but this one really caught my eye!

anberwa: I wish I could go. This sounds like it will be a wonderful night of music.

ImGranny: This sounds like a great concert. I too hope they film this concert and sell a DVD of it for a fundraiser!

IamMesmerized: Oh how I'd love to go back to Raleigh for this event but with the summer tour coming up, it just ain't happening!

barb55 (Clayonline): Glad to hear that Clay will be one of the headliners for raising money for the NC Theatre Group in Raleigh. Dancing Like the Stars is a neat idea to help raise funds for the National Inclusion Project.

Lisa (Clayonline): I am more than ready for June 1st to come!

Below are clickables of the featured graphics: Fountaindawg, 1, 2, 5; AmazingCA, 3, 4; and LovesClaysVoice, 6.

Many thnx to all who contribute to the Carolina blog. Have an awesome weekend, Clay Nation!

Caro

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