News

SUGAR IN HOT DRINKS 

http://www.newsinlevels.com/products/sugar-in-hot-drinks-level-3/ 

This article was published in the 23th of February 2016. This news comments an analysis that has studied the quantity of sugar that some hot drinks have. 

Has the article explains, scientist have found out that the quantity of sugar that we ingest with this kind of drinks is like 9, 13 or even 25 teaspoon of sugar in one only drink! 

The article also advises that this is the triple quantity that we should ingest. So these drinks are really bad for you healthy as well as your teeth and physical appearance. The worst part is that people are not conscientious about this.

Your-say

FIRST THE FILM OR THE BOOK?

There are too many people who don’t like reading. These kinds of people always know about a book when his film is produced. But for another hand there are also so many people who agree with the topic which says that “always the books are better than films”

Next I will tell you why I absolutely agree with this basing on my personal experiences.

I always get upset with the films I see about books I have read before. It has passed to me a lot of times and it’s really annoying because the film destroys all you had imagined when you read it: your point of view, the landscapes, the characters… The worst part is that even you read it again you would never imagine the scenes as you do it the first time. 

Also I have to say that there’s one book which his films I found loyal: The Fault in our stars. I like it because even the dialogues where the same that in the book. Also there were the most of the scenes… but anyway it is a really short book so I don’t think it was so difficult.

I’m sure there are really good films about books but I don’t have read these ones.

Maybe the basic problem is not about if the film is loyal to the book. Maybe the fact is just that you have imagined the story in a way and someone shows you in a different one. 

Film review

THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING 

The Theory of Everything is the story of Stephen Hawking, the most brilliant physist, and Jane Wilde, a arts student who fell in love with him at Cambridge in the 1960s.
 Stephen soon is diagnosed with ALS but Jane stated her for him.  Hawking  becomes less and less able to control his own body. 
With the loyal Jane at his side, he continues his work. However, as the years progress, Jane starts to feel more like a nurse than a wife, and Hawking begins to have feelings for a woman who is hired to care for him. 

Personally I really enjoyed this film and mades me think a lot. Is a story of overcoming and shows that you never have to lose hope. The character of Jane is admirable because although the few physical abilities of her husband, she always stay by his side. Also I found incredible the way that the  protagonist (Eddie Redmayne) interpret his paper, imitating the real Stephen Hawking. It's really a very good actor. So I recommended because it's a nice and true story about a important person of our time.