Denise' may refer to:
Olavo Luiz Pimentel de Carvalho (Campinas, April 29, 1947) is a Brazilian journalist,, and essayist on several issues like the history of astrology and mysticism; the history of revolutionary mentality; and philosophical anthropology, known for his conservative political stances, and for being a vehement critic of leftist.
Now living in the United States in the state of Virginia, he is an international correspondent and writes a weekly column for the Brazilian newspaper Diário do Comércio. He also teaches philosophy on a free course to over 1000 students online. Carvalho has previously written for several other magazines and newspapers, such as Bravo!, Primeira Leitura, O Globo, Época and Zero Hora, and taught philosophy to a smaller circle of students, while still living in Brazil. He also translated to Portuguese works of important philosophers of the 20th century, such as the Romanian Constantin Noica, the Spanish Xavier Zubiri, the French René Guénon, the German-American Eric Voegelin and Leo Strauss. He has commented and developed researches and theories on the works of Aristotle. He has also delivered lectures on his own work and on the work of several of those philosophers mentioned above.
Denise Eugenia Dresser Guerra (born 22 January 1963) is a Mexican political analyst, writer, and university professor. She is currently a faculty member of the Department of Political Science at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), where she teaches courses such as Comparative Politics, Political Economy, Contemporary Mexican Politics and Graduations Seminars since 1991.
Dresser earned her Ph.D. in Politics at Princeton University, after completing her undergraduate work at El Colegio de México. She has received research grants from the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Institute for the Study of World Politics, the Center for International Studies at Princeton University, and the Organization of American States. In 1993 she was named Junior Third World Scholar by the International Studies Association.
She has taught at Georgetown University and the University of California, Berkeley. Dresser has been a Senior Fellow at the School of Public Policy at the University of California, Los Angeles, a Visiting Fellow at the Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies at the University of California, San Diego, a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Center for International Studies at the University of Southern California, a Senior Visiting Fellow at the Inter-American Dialogue in Washington, D.C., and a Fellow at the Salzburg Seminar.
Denise Sofía Rosenthal Schalchli (born November 8, 1990 in Santiago, Chile), known professionally as Denise Rosenthal is a Chilean actress, singer, and songwriter, who first gained popularity as the protagonist, "Feña" in the 2007 Chilean television series Amango. Rosenthal's popularity subsequently led her to obtain the starring role in Amango's spin-off, El Blog de la Feña in 2008.
In 2006, Denise began her television career as a member of the successful Canal 13 Chilean tween musical series, Amango, playing "Maria Fernanda Mc Gellar" better known as "Feña". The series premiered on June 16, 2007 and ended on September 1, 2007. In Amango, Rosenthal participated also as one of the members of the telenovela's pop group of the same name. The band successfully released three albums with the music used in the show.
The second season of Amango began filming at the end of 2007. It premiered on March 28, 2008 and ended in June 2008. Rosentahl also filmed Amango: The Tour in 2008. This documentary featured the cast members of "Amango" as they prepared and promoted the series while on a national tour throughout Chile. Following the success of her participation in Amango, Canal 13 commissioned a spin-off series called El Blog de la Feña. Rosenthal reprised her role as "Feña"; the program allowed viewers to vote for the next storyline using text message voting. It was released in on June 2008 to high rating on Canal 13 in 2 timeslots.
Denise Austin (born February 13, 1957) is an American fitness instructor, author, columnist, and former member of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.
Austin was born Denise Katnich in San Pedro, California. She started gymnastics at the age of 12, which led to an athletic scholarship at the University of Arizona.
In 1983, Denise married sports attorney Jeff Austin, brother of US Open champion Tracy Austin. Denise and Jeff have two daughters, Kelly (b. 1990) and Katie (b. 1993). The Austin family resides in Alexandria, Virginia.
Austin initially attended the University of Arizona on a gymnastics scholarship, reaching the rank of No. 9 in the NCAA on balance beam. She later transferred to California State University, Long Beach, graduating with a bachelor's degree in physical education, and a minor in exercise physiology.
Since then, she has been teaching classes, producing fitness shows, creating exercise video tapes, and writing books and columns on exercise and staying fit. Examples include Shrink Your Female Fat Zones, Pilates for Every Body, and Eat Carbs, Lose Weight. In 2002, she was named as a member of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, and began her second term in 2006.
Denise, Denise,
Gal, what's on your mind?
Denise, Denise,
Gal, what's on your mind?
You got your eyes closed,
Heaven knows that you ain't blind.
Well, I can see you smiling,
But oh your mouth is inside out.
I can see you smiling,
But you're smiling inside out.
Well, I know you're laughin'
But what are you laughin' about.
Well, if you're tryin' to throw me,
Babe, I've already been tossed.
If you're tryin' to throw me,
Babe, I've already been tossed.
Babe, you're tryin' to lose me.
Babe, I'm already lost.
Well, what are you doing,
Are you flying or have you flipped?
Oh, what are you doing,
Are you flying or have you flipped?
Well, you call my name
And then say your tongue just slipped.
Denise, Denise,
You're concealed here on the shelf.
Denise, Denise,
You're concealed here on the shelf.
I'm looking deep in your eyes, babe,
Uncle Montelly, yo may you please read us a story please?
Nah, I don?t feel much like telling a story today kid
Please, read us a story, I said, no kid
Please, read us a story, okay, here we go
Now listen to the words that I say
'Cause this type of song will take you back in the day
It all started back in Cali-from-I-A
Where the khakis hang low and gang bangers don?t play
Put on my drawers
Walked down the hall
Kissed my Apollonian poster on the wall
My first day of high school on my way
You need to eat your breakfast
Mom, I am late
Funky fresh, stepped into the school
And that?s when I saw her standing with this dude
Young, tender, sweet Denise
To take her on a date you need a $1000 at least
Plus, she?s used to dating dope dealers
Cats with felonies who tote heaters
You won't believe what?s in the 2nd verse
You better buckle up, it's 'bout to get worse
Can?t believe that that?s Denise
The one from high school with the dope body
But now she is out there going for broke
And all her dreams went up in smoke
Can?t believe that that?s Denise
The one from high school with the dope body
But now she is out there going for broke
And all her dreams went up in smoke
Two years later and things have changed
Hip hop evolved into a whole new game
NWA7's holding down my block
Denise graduated the school of hard knocks
She made a few connects, didn?t skip a beat
Got a little deeper hooked up on the street
And wherever they led her, she would follow
Now she rocks fashions like a runway model
Jewelry, Louis, Gucci and guess
Delivering more packages than UPS
From Miami to NY, sometimes to Rome
But niecy always seemed to make it back home
Now I am 18 and to my surprise
Niecy got babies by 2 different guys
And 'cause of dem kids, she ain't moving the same
She put herself out there, who?s to blame?
Can?t believe that that?s Denise
The one from high school with the dope body
But now she is out there going for broke
And all her dreams went up in smoke
She?s not a superwoman, nah
She is not that kind of girl
That you can lay down
And think that everything is okay
She?s only human, oh
This girl is always on the go
Hurt on occasional
Used by so many dudes
Aww, poor Denise, she?s out on the streets
But that?s not how I?ll end this story
You kind of got to use your imagination
To figure out Niecy?s situation
I?ll tell you this, it's not that great
She?s got an addiction that she just can't shake
From rags to riches, riches to rags
The story of Denise is so, so sad
Can?t believe that that?s Denise
The one from high school with the dope body
But now she is out there going for broke
And all her dreams went up in smoke
Can?t believe that that?s Denise
The one from high school with the dope body
But now she is out there going for broke
And all her dreams went up in smoke
Can?t believe that that?s Denise
The one from high school with the dope body
But now she is out there going for broke
I know this girl named Denise
She makes me weak at the knees
She drives a lavender Lexus
She lives in Queens but her dad lives in Texas
(sha la la la la la la)
When she holds me
(sha la la la la la la)
I can't help myself
(sha la la la la la la)
Won't you tell me
Do you love me Denise?
Whoa-oh
Do you love me Denise?
Oh baby tell me please
(do ya do ya ah-oh do ya do ya)
I heard she used to be married
She listens to Puff Daddy
She works at Liberty Travel
She got a heart made of gravel
(sha la la la la la la)
She controls me
(sha la la la la la la)
She can't help herself
(sha la la la la la la)
Won't you tell me
Do you love me Denise?
Whoa-oh
Do you love me Denise?
Oh baby tell me please
Waiting for a sign that never came
Waiting, pinching nerves to stay sane
Can't erase the time, forget the past
Knowing good times come and go so fast
Denise it's not all set back in time
Denise just lay i down and you'll find
You've changed
Nowhere girl, a cage you've come to know
Still wondering, "Where did it all go?"
Plan a recluse life down to the day
While you have chains to lose
And a whole world to gain
Denise, Densie it's time
Time to seize the world
Denise it's time
Denise it's not all set down in stone
Denise just lay it down and you're home
Denise, promise me you'll come around
For you, you decide to spread
Your wings, spread your wings and leave this town
Denise, there's something you should know
I hid the bottle in the woods
To mark the spot where I first realized
That what we have is more than good
And seems to shine a light behind my eyes
Denise, if only just to hear the sound
Of you breathing in my ear
I swear I'd let them put me in the ground
Denise, I will not be ignored
I hid the bongs behind the shed
To mark the spot where I first saw clear
Where what we have will never die
Deecie, don’t you need me?
Nothing more would please me
Every little smile I fake
Tryin’ not to look your way
Please, no one remind me
Deecie, don’t you need me?
Lay down here beside me
You know your man is second rate
I am gonna take his place
Please, love, don’t deny me
There is something you must understand
You are gonna have to leave your man
Here I am darlin’ take my hand
You’re gonna have to leave your man
Oh Denise
You’re the only thing I need
Oh Denise
You’re the only thing I need
Deecie, don’t forget me
Please, love, don’t regret me
Every little sigh or shake
I could make it better babe
Please just don’t deny me
Oh Denise
You’re the only thing I need
Oh Denise
I always thought
That you were the kind of girl for me
But now I've realized you were only an illusion
The perfect picture of
What I always wanted
And now this picture is hidden by your personality
You are not important now that I know who you are
I'm turning grey
Nothing more
With my feelings You are gone
I've found my way now I'm ok
But hope one day you'll understand
I really wanted to give you my world but you are gone
And don't forget
I thought I was the worst between you and me
And that you were perfect, you were all my dreams
I've never been so wrong at all
And now it's time to go on
Well, so long my dear, see you next life....
Some nights your lovely face comes in my head
And I think of what you could have been to me
But now there's no reason to think of you