Música do BioTerra: Cristina Branco - Tudo isto é fado

Letra: Frederico CarvalhoMúsica: Aníbal NazaréConcerto "Live", gravado no Leidsche Schouwburg Theater, Holanda, Julho de 2006Cristina Branco - vozRicardo Dias - PianoJosé Manuel Neto - guitarra portuguesaAlexandre Silva - guitarraFernando Maia - baixoAntónio do Lago Pinto - guitarra
Tudo isto é fado"Perguntaste-me outro diaSe eu sabia o que era o fadoDisse-te que não sabiaTu ficaste admiradoSem saber o que diziaEu menti naquela horaDisse-te que não sabiaMas vou-te dizer agora
Almas vencidasNoites perdidasSombras bizarrasNa MourariaCanta um rufiaChoram guitarrasAmor ciúmeCinzas e lumeDor e pecadoTudo isto existeTudo isto é tristeTudo isto é fado
Se queres ser o meu senhorE teres-me sempre a teu ladoNão me fales só de amorFala-me também do fadoE o fado é o meu castigoSó nasceu pra me perderO fado é tudo o que digoMais o que eu não sei dizer"

Hidrozoários do Oceano Profundo | Hydrozoa from Deep Ocean

Fotografias por Ph.D.» Kevin Raskoff

Passando o rato pelas imagens pode saber a espécie ou género de cada ser vivo
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Hoje faço (43) anos - partilho convosco um tema fabuloso de Lisa Gerrard: Space Weaver

Prometo não usar velas: primeiro são menos eficientes que as próprias lâmpadas incandescentes (!) e fluorescentes [ler este artigo com os respectivos cálculos] e segundo já começam a ser muitas para apagar (risos).

Prefiro mesmo ouvir boa música, em boa companhia e estar com amigos e viver um bom dia.

Curta-metragem naturalista- Dan Bishop

Maravilhoso, com detalhes magníficos. Muito tocante. O que me atraiu na pesquisa de vídeos youtube foi a fotografia dos frutos brancos do Juniperus e depois ao ver todo o filme, encontrei uma Paz, que sinto também quando estou em Jardins, Parques e em contacto com a Natureza.

Artivismo: Erwin Wurm

Fat Car (2005)

Fat House (2003)

Duas reportagens vídeo sobre o artista: aqui (youtube) e aqui (pretty cool people)

Ecologist founder Edward Goldsmith dies at age 81

Fonte: The Ecologist 26th August, 2009

Edward Goldsmith, the founder of the Ecologist and one of the world's foremost green thinkers, has died at the age of 81

Goldsmith ( known almost universally as Teddy) had been suffering from a long-term illness and died peacefully in his sleep on Friday 21st August. He is survived by his second wife, Katherine Goldsmith, and five children.

Teddy's long and eventful life saw him found the Ecologist in 1970 and edit it for twenty years, run as a People Party (later to become the Green Party) political candidate for Suffolk in the general election of 1973, and publish a string of books (the most well known of which is A Blueprint for Survival ), written in collaboration with the first Ecologist editorial team and published in 1972 to great acclaim.

Teddy's signature legacy has been to promote the importance of systems ( and ecological thinking within the environmental movement, and to highlight the importance of learning from indigenous peoples and tribal societies ) ideas that were considered highly heretical when he mooted them in 1970s.

His later books, including what some consider to be his magnum opus, The Way: an Ecological Worldview, attempted to fuse anthropology, religion and science to develop a hybrid understanding of man's relationship to the natural world.

Teddy's nephew and director of the Ecologist, Zac Goldsmith said:
Teddy was a huge figure for me personally, and a key figure historically. A pioneer of the green movement, he was responsible perhaps more than anyone else for waking us up from our collective slumber. He was determined, brave, utterly inspiring, stubborn and more often than not, he was right.

Colin Hines, a contemporary of Teddy and a pioneer of the localisation movement, said:
My abiding memory of Teddy was of his good nature (most of the time!), his wonderful storytelling and the fact that he was innately a ‘gentleman’ in all the best senses of that word - a word of another era - as in a way was he.

Mark Anslow, editor of the Ecologist, said:
We live and breathe Teddy's legacy every day. His rigorous thought processes and endlessly interrogative approach to environmental issues help guide the Ecologist's editorial process: never taking developments at face value, and always asking the bigger, wider questions. He will be fondly remembered, and sorely missed.

See also

• An in-depth interview with Teddy, written by former Ecologist deputy editor Paul Kingsnorth in 2007, here.
• The complete Blueprint for Survival online in our archive here.

Mimestismos vegetais e animais -trabalho educativo de Kjell Sandved

2703	45A	33A	55A
Butterfly Wing Detail Nyassaland	"Hamlet's Skull" Angoloa Orchids Colombia	"Nah-Nah, Na-Nah-Nah" Four O'Clock Flower	"Sly fox" Nymphalid butterfly
48A	2704	2726	3170
"Bad Hair Day" Epidendrum Orchid	Brush-footed butterfly Tenebar	"Squiggly sperm" Silm worm moth	"Death-head" Assam sphinx moth
32A	2781	37A	18A
"Beautiful Brown Eyes" Satumid Butterfly California	"China Doll" Lackhartia Orchid Assam/Burma	"Scaredy Cat" Leaf sculptured by hungry caterpillar Virginia, U.S.	"Smiley Face" Brush-Footed Butterfly

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