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Majora Carter: Greening the ghetto

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É triste sair de um concerto de Linda Martini revoltado. Não porque a banda é má, mas sim porque é triste ver uma banda tão boa, não encher um concerto à borla numa quinta feira à noite. Pôs-me a pensar em coisas totalmente aleatórias, e dai talvez não. Falamos muito de politica, mas o problema é mais profundo que isso, porque em geral continuamos todos a ser uma cambada de fussos, ignorantes e oportunistas. Viva o Sporting e aos Klepht...

AMANDIO PITCHINGS

http://cineuropa.org/2011/dd.aspx?t=dossier&lang=en&treeID=1366&documentID=80516

http://www.sydfield.com/featured_theartofpitching.htm

http://www.doclisboa.org/lisbondocs/en_workshop.php

http://www.doclisboa.org/lisbondocs/en_inscricoes.php

Serial Killers

Serial Killers on the loose

www.cracked.com/article_16998_p2.html

Last Words of Serial Killers

http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1MsfHs/accidentalmommies.com/famous-last-words-of-serial-killers/

What's the difference between sociopaths, psychopaths, serial killers, etc.?

http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2cOi9m/www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2815/whats-the-difference-between-sociopaths-psychopaths-serial-killers-etc

TV GUIA vs SARAMAGO

Este é o estado cultural do nosso pais, que se foda a cultura, a coscuvilhice vende mais...

Um dos escritores mais importantes do nosso pais morre, e vai tudo feliz a correr para as lojas porque agora ele não vai escrever mais livro, as vendas aumentam, e o resultado é segundo a senhora Marta Serra:

«Marta Serra acrescentou que no fim-de-semana após a morte do escritor, as livrarias da Bertrand venderam mil livro de Saramago contra os cem do fim de semana anterior.»

Uau, excelentes resultados pensamos nós, NOT. A verdade é que a Tv Guia vende 70 vezes mais, por semana!

Resultados da Tv GUIA, abaixo.

Inicialmente vocacionada exclusivamente para os temas de televisão, a “TV Guia” é actualmente uma revista mais generalista, com secções novas, conteúdos mais actuais, actualidade e informação, indo ao encontro de um leque de leitores mais alargado. A "TV Guia" vende, em média, cerca de 70 mil exemplares por semana.

http://publico.pt/Cultura/venda-de-livros-de-saramago-aumenta-quase-dez-vezes_1443076

http://www.cofina.pt/cfn_pt/overview/magazines/

"the suicide kid" by Charles Bukowski (poetry reading)

Aokigahara

Aokigahara é uma floresta que se situa na base do monte Fuji no Japão, onde existem cavernas que não degelam, mesmo durante o Verão.

Contam-se muitas lendas acerca da floresta de Aokigahara, segundo uma, as rochas da montanha contêm grandes depósitos de ferro que provocam erros nas bússolas e até o GPS deixa de funcionar, fazendo com que seja extremamente fácil as pessoas perderem-se.

Contudo, estas lendas são falsas, pois o campo magnético gerado pelo ferro é demasiado fraco para ter um efeito significativo, além disso, as forças militares do Japão e dos Estados Unidos fazem exercícios de treino regularmente na floresta, durante os quais o GPS, as bússolas e os outros aparelhos electrónicos de orientação funcionam perfeitamente.

As lendas de monstros, fantasmas e goblins assombrando a floresta são também diversas. Em adição, o Aokigahara Jukai (O Mar das Árvores) é a zona do Japão onde ocorrem mais suicídios, diz-se que os espíritos dos suicidas para sempre vagueiam na área, a quantidade de corpos descobertos, em média trinta por ano, levaram as autoridades a colocar sinais proibindo o suicídio na floresta. O brasileiro Luiz Henrique Pelissaro esteve dias 2 e 3 de janeiro de 2010 percorrendo toda a extensao da floresta, e pôde comprovar que o lugar é realmente assustador. Diversos vídeos foram gravados, e poderão ser vistos no documentário que será lançado em fevereiro próximo, com muitas novidades, verdades e mitos sobre o tenebroso bosque.

http://portugalparanormal.com/index.php/topic,2414.0.html

The 100 Greatest Movie Insults and Threats of All Time

Lydia Lunch. Blame

Do My Words Improve The Silence?

http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2c3zBT/www.globalone.tv/profiles/blogs/do-my-words-improve-the

Silence is perfect, unformed nothingness and stillness. Only in silence is there complete tranquility and peace.

Speaking both creates and destroys.

I create new form out of my thoughts and in doing so I destroy the perfect silence. Every time I open my mouth to give voice to my words I disturb the quiet by creating a vibration, a ripple in the still pool of silence.

I had better make sure I’m creating something of meaning!

A man of few words

I’m usually a man of few words which often triggers infuriation in others. Many times I’ve heard the person I’m with utter the words ‘Say something to me!’

Most of the time my lack of words means I have nothing to say that improves on silence.

No words of wisdom come to me. No insightful thought to share. No experience that might throw light on the situation. I choose to remain in silence rather than break it.

And that can be quite hard for others because we’ve been so conditioned that we tend to forget that speaking is optional. Noise and the human voice is everywhere - radio, TV, gossip in the bar or cafe.

Chatter, chatter, chatter.

Most of the noise we create is a complete waste of energy that adds nothing except background static. The more static, the harder I find it to differentiate those voices worth listening to.

It’s not so everywhere.

A British friend of mine, a manager in a large company in Helsinki, told me an anecdote. One Friday evening he took his team of 3 or 4 people for a drink after work. They sat the whole evening in complete silence. My friend getting more exasperated, bored and worried they weren’t having any fun while his Finnish colleagues silently drank their beer. At the end of the evening they said goodbye and thanked him for a really great evening.

He sensed they meant it.

Sometimes the human voice can be beautiful and the words it produces life changing and I don’t necessarily mean in big ways. A simple warning call, a sentence of wise advice, a question that causes me to step back and think, an expression of gratitude from the heart, a sign of life beyond the passing thought of the moment.

I would like to reduce the amount of noise I produce and create more value when I express myself. I’d like you to do the same!

Some of these ideas might help:

1 Before opening your mouth

* Ask yourself ‘Will what I’m about to say improve on silence’?

* Be clear what you want as a result of opening your mouth. I’ve heard it said that we only ever say 2 things – ‘Please‘ and ‘Thank you‘. At its basic level the first is ‘Please listen to me‘ and the second ‘I want to celebrate‘.

* If you want to be heard, make sure it’s something of value about yourself, your thoughts, your feelings, your deeper self. Ideally it’s valuable for me to hear, too!

* If you want to celebrate, make that very clear. I enjoy an opportunity for a good celebration!

2 When you speak

* Don’t overload me with stuff.

* Give me a chance to listen by pausing when you reach a full stop or question mark.

* Allow silence to hold your words and let me savour them.

* Wait for my reaction before continuing.

3 Get interested in me

* If I’m not asking any questions, I’m probably not curious and your ”please listen to me’ may fall on barren ground. Try asking me something instead of telling me!

* If I’m talking and you’re no longer listening (for whatever reason), interrupt me and tell me you’ve stopped listening. Don’t waste our life force on ‘noise’. You may have been told it’s impolite to interrupt, but in my world it’s worse to fake listening to me.

* Refuse to talk about someone who’s not present. They are not there to hear our feedback, learn from our observations or celebrate what they’ve brought to our lives. In my value system this is one of the highest forms of disrespect.

4 When you’re not engaged in conversation

* Notice what noise you use as background – TV? Radio? Music? Which adds value to your life and which numbs you to what’s really important.

* Develop an appreciation of silence. The more you appreciate it, the less likely you are to disturb it with things that don’t matter.

Slow motion + Penguin Cafe Orchestra

Apricot (shortfilm)

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TOP 11 ROYAL FAMILY CONSPIRACIES

www.trutv.com/conspiracy/celebs/royal-wedding/gallery.all.html%253Flink%253DDCF

This is not porn!

www.thisisnotporn.net/page/33/

"Ele tinha momentos ocasionais de silêncio..."

• "Ele tinha momentos ocasionais de silêncio que tornavam sua conversa um prazer".

- he has occasional flashes of silence that make his conversation perfectly delightful

- A memoir of the Reverend Sydney Smith - Volume 1, Página 320, Sydney Smith, Lady Saba Holland Holland - Harper & Brothers, 1856

First Of The Year (Equinox) - Skrillex