quinta-feira, maio 31, 2007
quarta-feira, maio 30, 2007
New Limbless Lizard Species Found
sim, pois, chama-se... cobra?
Não entendo por que há de ser um lagarto sem patas e não uma cobra com ouvido externo e pálpebras.
Que preconceito sofrem as nossas irmãs!!!
sexta-feira, maio 25, 2007
ok... é o Kreacher!
Cada um dos livros tem um sonho premonitório do confronto final. O do HPOP, início do capítulo 10, tem a resposta.
quinta-feira, maio 24, 2007
terça-feira, maio 22, 2007
quarta-feira, maio 16, 2007
Insólitos yorn...
Não entra na discoteca mas já tem arma...
http://www.portugaldiario.iol.pt/noticia.php?id=809453&div_id=299
http://www.portugaldiario.iol.pt/noticia.php?id=809453&div_id=299
TONGA!!!!!
Após anos de total desconhecimento da existência do Tonga, tendo como únicas referências uma curiosa obsessão de uma das versões do Trivial e uma notícia de passagem sobre um terramoto e possível tsunami algures no ano passado, eis se não quando surge o TONGA no meio das minhas pesquisas bibliográficas!!!terça-feira, maio 15, 2007
Caso Madeleine
Afinal, acho que sempre vou dar um pulinho ao Algarve no Verão. Provavelmente para o lado de Lagos. Deve estar tão calminho, e tão baratinho....
Por vezes é mesmo a falta de qualidade dos media e o sensacionalismo exacerbado dirigido ao povo que nos traz algumas vantagens!
Por vezes é mesmo a falta de qualidade dos media e o sensacionalismo exacerbado dirigido ao povo que nos traz algumas vantagens!
segunda-feira, maio 14, 2007
Vícios... mais
Já viram a Black Family Tree? Tem lá os avós paternos do Harry!
Dorea Black
Dorea Black (1920–1977), daughter of Cygnus Black and Violetta Bulstrode, married Charlus Potter. They had one son, who is not named on the tree, but who was apparently in the same generation (or perhaps once removed) as Harry's father James and his classmates. The relationship between Charlus Potter and James Potter remains uncertain, but the coincidence of the "Potter" family name has prompted debate whether Dorea and Charlus could be James' parents.[2] J.K. Rowling has not commented upon this issue. In answer to a question about the deaths of Harry's grandparents she said, Petunia and Lily's parents, normal Muggle death. James's parents were elderly, were getting on a little when he was born, which explains the only child, very pampered, had-him-late-in-life-so-he's-an-extra-treasure, as often happens, I think. They were old in wizarding terms, and they died. They succumbed to a wizarding illness.[3] Charlus Potter's birth year is unknown, but James was born approximately 1958.
Dorea Black
Dorea Black (1920–1977), daughter of Cygnus Black and Violetta Bulstrode, married Charlus Potter. They had one son, who is not named on the tree, but who was apparently in the same generation (or perhaps once removed) as Harry's father James and his classmates. The relationship between Charlus Potter and James Potter remains uncertain, but the coincidence of the "Potter" family name has prompted debate whether Dorea and Charlus could be James' parents.[2] J.K. Rowling has not commented upon this issue. In answer to a question about the deaths of Harry's grandparents she said, Petunia and Lily's parents, normal Muggle death. James's parents were elderly, were getting on a little when he was born, which explains the only child, very pampered, had-him-late-in-life-so-he's-an-extra-treasure, as often happens, I think. They were old in wizarding terms, and they died. They succumbed to a wizarding illness.[3] Charlus Potter's birth year is unknown, but James was born approximately 1958.
Vícious... again
Têm lido as FAQ no site da JK?
A propósito da varinha do Draco ser de Hawthorn e a do Harry ser de Holly e serem as "certas", um pouco de wikipedia:
Hawthorn
In Gaelic folklore, hawthorn (in Scottish Gaelic, Sgitheach) 'marks the entrance to the otherworld' and is strongly associated with the fairies.[2] Lore has it that it is very unlucky to cut the tree at any time other than when it is in bloom, however during this time it is commonly cut and decorated as a May Bush (see Beltane).[3] Hawthorn trees are often found beside clootie wells; at these types of holy wells they are sometimes known as 'rag trees', for the strips of cloth which are tied to them as part of healing rituals.[4]
E a propósito de Otherworld:
The Other World in Celtic mythology is the realm of the dead, the home of the deities, or the stronghold of other spirits and beings such as the Sídhe.
Holly
Looms in the 1800s used holly for the spinning rod.
E a propósito de weaving:
Weaving begins with spinning. Until the spinning wheel was invented in the 14th century, all spinning was done with distaff and spindle. In English the "distaff side" indicates relatives through one's mother, and thereby denotes a woman's role in the household economy.
A propósito da varinha do Draco ser de Hawthorn e a do Harry ser de Holly e serem as "certas", um pouco de wikipedia:
Hawthorn
In Gaelic folklore, hawthorn (in Scottish Gaelic, Sgitheach) 'marks the entrance to the otherworld' and is strongly associated with the fairies.[2] Lore has it that it is very unlucky to cut the tree at any time other than when it is in bloom, however during this time it is commonly cut and decorated as a May Bush (see Beltane).[3] Hawthorn trees are often found beside clootie wells; at these types of holy wells they are sometimes known as 'rag trees', for the strips of cloth which are tied to them as part of healing rituals.[4]
E a propósito de Otherworld:
The Other World in Celtic mythology is the realm of the dead, the home of the deities, or the stronghold of other spirits and beings such as the Sídhe.
Holly
Looms in the 1800s used holly for the spinning rod.
E a propósito de weaving:
Weaving begins with spinning. Until the spinning wheel was invented in the 14th century, all spinning was done with distaff and spindle. In English the "distaff side" indicates relatives through one's mother, and thereby denotes a woman's role in the household economy.
domingo, maio 13, 2007
Paradigma Cartesiano
O paradigma cartesiano já foi desfeito com base nas recentes teorias da psicologia. Existo, logo penso.
Curiosidades...
Um bebé pode morrer de fome mesmo que o seio materno esteja a 2 mm de distância, porque é a única espécie que não se consegue mexer quando nasce. Isto porque nascemos antes do tempo.
Se o nascimento se desse na gestação correcta, seria tipo alien e a mãe morria. Ai sim teriamos um problema grave de população envelhecida...
Se o nascimento se desse na gestação correcta, seria tipo alien e a mãe morria. Ai sim teriamos um problema grave de população envelhecida...
segunda-feira, maio 07, 2007
Móveis...
Como Sportinguista que sou assino a petição e se tudo correr bem vou ter um T5 para decorar!
http://www.maisfutebol.iol.pt/noticia.php?id=805705&div_id=1473
Para os que quiserem colaborar
http://www.petitiononline.com/Pacosfcp/petition.html
http://www.maisfutebol.iol.pt/noticia.php?id=805705&div_id=1473
Para os que quiserem colaborar
http://www.petitiononline.com/Pacosfcp/petition.html
domingo, maio 06, 2007
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