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quarta-feira, 21 de dezembro de 2011
quarta-feira, 2 de novembro de 2011
segunda-feira, 17 de outubro de 2011
Americano encontra cobra com 2 cabeças no quintal de sua casa
Paul Carver achou o réptil em Clarksville, no Tennessee.
Ele entregou a cobra para a agência ambiental do estado.
O norte-americano Paul Carver encontrou um filhote de cobra com duas cabeças no quintal de sua casa em Clarksville, no estado do Tennessee (EUA), segundo a emissora de TV "WTSP".
Paul Carver encontrou um filhote de cobra com duas cabeças no quintal de sua casa. (Foto: Reprodução)Carver entregou o réptil para a agência de preservação ambiental do estado. A descoberta surpreendeu os agentes do órgão.
"Eu nunca vi nada assim antes", disse o agente Dale Grandstaff, que trabalha há 13 anos na agência.
sábado, 20 de agosto de 2011
sexta-feira, 19 de agosto de 2011
quinta-feira, 4 de agosto de 2011
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Is This Not What You Expected?Credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight NowThursday, August 4, 2011: The Turn Basin at NASA's Kennedy Space Center provided the setting for this dramatic image of a meteor streaking down, seemingly in the direction of space shuttle Discovery. At the time, the orbiter was crawling slowly toward launch pad 39A on August 4, 2009. However, the meteor streaking across the sky was likely not what you might expect, a Perseid. Though it fell during that annual meteor shower, its sky trail doesn't point back at the Perseid meteor shower's radiant (point in the sky from which meteors appear to originate).
— Tom Chao
sexta-feira, 11 de março de 2011
JAPAN TSUNAMI - videos, pictures, breaking news and photos
In the wake of such mega-destruction, human nature compels us to think first of our own friends and loved ones. As the earthquake and tsunami ripped through Japan, my thoughts turned immediately to my friend, Buddhist priest Shiho Kanzaki.
After the earthquake, Japan is now trying to avoid a meltdown accident at its Fukushima nuclear power plant -- a disaster which could have catastrophic impacts on Japan and much of the world.
We're used to seeing images of death and destruction in the movies because death and destruction Hollywood-style is comfortably fictionalized. But, today, the footage is documentary, and the death and destruction is real.
We must keep an open heart and not shut down and ignore the suffering of our fellow human beings in Japan. If we can offer our practice, service, or generosity to the victims then we no longer need to feel disempowered.
It would be terribly useful if there were a separate convention for tweets from witnesses to major events so their reports can be separated from the discussion that follows.
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