As 50 melhores fotos do mundo natural
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This collection summarizes 50 photos from The Natural World gallery in 2011 that showcase images of animals and the environment. The photos capture moments of species around the world, from seahorses on display at the London Zoo to baby jaguars playing with their mother at the National Zoo in Nicaragua. The weekly posts will look back at the highlights of photos from the past year.
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O marido do narrador dirige o carro em um passeio de Páscoa e começa a chorar ao lembrar de uma história que seu avô contou sobre pinheiros que mostram cruzes amarelas em seus galhos na semana antes da Páscoa. Quando o narrador olha pela janela, vê que os pinheiros ao longe exibem tais cruzes, confirmando a história.
Manipulação mediática
Noam Chomsky desenvolveu uma lista de 10 estratégias que os meios de comunicação usam para manipular o público sem seu conhecimento. Estas incluem distrair o público de problemas importantes, criar problemas e oferecer soluções controladas, e fazer mudanças graduais para evitar revoltas. O objetivo é manter o público ignorante para que não possam resistir ao controle do sistema.
Como era a pessoa de jesus cristo
A empresa de tecnologia anunciou um novo smartphone com câmera aprimorada, maior tela e bateria de longa duração. O dispositivo também possui processador mais rápido e armazenamento expansível. O novo modelo será lançado em outubro por um preço inicial de US$799.
antigamente
Revistas femininas dos anos 50 e 60 enfatizavam a submissão da mulher ao homem, sugerindo que ela não questionasse a fidelidade do marido, servisse suas necessidades e mantivesse a aparência para agradá-lo.
Meia idade
O documento fornece sinais humorísticos de que alguém está na meia-idade, como dores pelo corpo, ganho de peso na cintura, esquecimento, dificuldade de ver sem óculos e aceitação da própria aparência com o passar dos anos. Também menciona a troca de dar maus exemplos pela juventude para dar bons conselhos, porém sem ser levado a sério.
Mala mar
A empresa de tecnologia anunciou um novo smartphone com câmera aprimorada, maior tela e bateria de longa duração. O dispositivo também possui processador mais rápido e armazenamento expansível. O novo modelo será lançado em outubro por um preço inicial de US$799.
Reino animal
O documento discute a relação entre humanos e animais, criticando a crueldade humana contra os animais e defendendo a compaixão por todas as criaturas vivas. Vários autores citados destacam a importância do amor e respeito pelos animais. O documento defende que quando os humanos sentirem piedade por todos os seres vivos, só então serão verdadeiramente nobres.
Universidade de berlim provou que deus existe
O documento descreve um debate entre um professor e Albert Einstein ainda estudante sobre a existência do mal. O professor argumenta que Deus criou tudo, incluindo o mal, mas Einstein rebate que o mal na verdade é a ausência do bem, assim como o frio é a ausência de calor e a escuridão a ausência de luz.
Carros
O documento lista os vencedores de 39 categorias de um concurso de elegância de veículos clássicos realizado em Amelia Island em março de 2011, incluindo categorias como "Clássico Americano Fechado", "Duesenberg", "Mercedes-Benz Pós-Guerra" e "Carros Esportivos Pré-Guerra". O prêmio máximo, "Best of Show", foi para um Duesenberg SJN Arlington Torpedo Sedan de 1933.
Caminos increibles
El documento presenta una breve introducción musical titulada "The Beginning" interpretada por Nikos Ignatiadis, seguida de saludos de Angel C.
Lisboa antiga
O documento lista locais importantes em Lisboa, incluindo praças, jardins, monumentos históricos, estádios e outros pontos de referência construídos entre as décadas de 1920 e 1950, como o Elevador da Glória, o Mosteiro dos Jerónimos e o Aeroporto.
Avisosparoquiais2
Este documento contém uma série de avisos paroquiais com erros ortográficos e de interpretação, anunciando atividades como uma área para crianças, reuniões de grupos, representações teatrais, eventos beneficentes, aulas religiosas, missas e torneios esportivos.
Programa de leite para bebes
The United Nations has launched a new program aimed at ending hunger among babies and young children. The program will work to ensure that no baby goes hungry by providing access to nutritious foods and essential resources for feeding infants. If successful, it could help improve health and development outcomes for millions of vulnerable children around the world.
Atitude(portugal)
O documento discute as causas da pobreza e riqueza entre países. Afirma que a idade ou recursos naturais de um país não determinam sua riqueza, mas sim a atitude e cultura de trabalho de seu povo. Países ricos tem populações que seguem princípios como ética, responsabilidade e esforço, ao contrário de países pobres.
Curiosidades do-mundo
Uma lista de locais e atrações turísticas de diversos países ao redor do mundo, incluindo monumentos históricos, formações naturais, obras de arte e paisagens culturais únicas.
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As 50 melhores fotos do mundo natural
- 2. We share our world with many other species and live in an ever- changing environment. Fortunately, photographers around the world have captured the moments and beauty that allow us to see amazing views of this awe-inspiring planet. This is a collection of favourite photos from The Natural World gallery in 2011, a showcase of images of animals and environment that runs on Boston.com throughout the year. Next week's posts will take a look at the year in photos, so stay tuned. -Leanne Burden Seidel (50 photos total)
- 3. Seahorses are displayed at an endangered species exhibition at London Zoo. ( Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
- 4. A buffalo cools off in a pond in the outskirts of Jammu in Kashmir. (Mukesh Gupta/ Reuters)
- 5. Lightning flashes around the ash plume of the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano chain near Entrelagos, Chile. (Carlos Gutierrez/Reuters)
- 6. An Abyssinian Colobus baby yawns at the Nogeyama Zoological Gardens in Yokohama, Japan. (Itsuo Inouye/Associated Press)
- 7. Clouds roll in and out of Paris, Texas, behind the Eiffel Tower replica. (Sam Craft/The Paris News via Associated Press)
- 8. A zebra stands in its enclosure in the Berlin zoo. (Johannes Eisele/AFP/Getty Images)
- 9. lion's mane jellyfish swims beneath the waters at the Farne Islands, England. The archipelago of 16 to 28 separate islands (depending on the tide) off Northumberland is a summer home to many kinds of wildlife. (Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
- 11. A snake at a snake farm in Zisiqiao village, also known as the snake town, in Zhejiang Province, China. Residents raise more than 3 million snakes a year for food and medicinal purposes. (Aly Song/Reuters)
- 12. A swarm of bees, partly loaded with pollen, returns to its hive in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. (Frank Rumpenhorst/AFP/Getty Images)
- 13. A one-week-old jaguar cub plays with her mother Rosa Salvaje at the National Zoo in Managua, Nicaragua. (Esteban Felix/Associated Press)
- 15. A rare baby Siamese crocodile hatches from an egg at the Lao Zoo outside Vientiane, Laos. Last month, 20 baby crocodiles were hatched from eggs found in a lake in southern Laos; they will eventually be released into the wild. (Wildlife Conservation Society/Associated Press)
- 16. Two 3-month-old crowned lemurs lay on their mother's back at the zoo in Mulhouse, France. Every year there are about 250 to 350 births at the Mulhouse zoo. (Sebastien Bozon/AFP/Getty Images)
- 17. Horses fight during the Rapa Das Bestas traditional event in Sabucedo, Spain. Hundreds of wild horses are rounded up, trimmed, and groomed in Spain's northwestern region of Galicia on the first weekend of July. (Miguel Vidal/Reuters)