
Hi! Our next meeting is going to be this Saturday, at 1830, at Café Poético (Cabo Branco). If you need any information on how to get there, let me know! :)

Hi, guys! :) So, our next Meet Up Speak meeting is going to be on April 2nd, at Jampaçaí, which is near Mag Shopping, in Manaíra, and apparently has the best Açaí in João Pessoa. And since this Friday we have April Fool's Day, let's talk about lies! Have you told any today? :) Are they acceptable in any situation? What about 'white lies'? Do you know this quote: “Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it”? Have you ever 'lied through your teeth'? :) Do you agree with Dr. House? Does everybody really lie? Leave us a comment and let's start the discussion! And on Saturday come along to help us check if their açaí is really that good! :)It has been proven that music influences humans both in good and bad ways. These effects are instant and long lasting. Music is thought to link all of the emotional, spiritual, and physical elements of the universe. It can also be used to change a person's mood, and has been found to cause physical responses in many people simultaneously.
Responses to music are easy to be detected. Music affects the amplitude and frequency of brain waves. It was found that slow music could slow the heartbeat and the breathing rate as well as bring down blood pressure. Faster music was found to speed up these same body measurements. Rhythm organizes physical movements and is very much related to the human body (the heartbeat, while walking or during breathing.).
An Australian physician and psychiatrist, Dr. John Diamond, found a direct link between muscle strength/weakness and music. He discovered that all of the muscles in the entire body go weak when subjected to the beat of music from hard rock musicians, including Led Zeppelin, Alice Cooper, Queen, The Doors, Janis Joplin, Bachman - Turner Overdrive, and The Band.
Tests on the effects of music on living organisms besides humans have shown that special pieces of music (including The Blue Danube) aid hens in laying more eggs, help cows to yield more milk or wheat to grow faster.
