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All rights reserved Here at PUCRS you can take the course you want Courses that will make a difference in your development There are 20 program options in the best graduate courses in the country Renowned teachers and our quality guarantee Courses with different themes and prices for senior citizens Commitment to scientific and technological advancement.   Seeking solutions to the problems of our society.  Contributing to the training of specialists and researchers.   Be one of our researchers and contribute to scientific advancement We value ethics and integrity in our work.   Follow our guidelines for research and laboratory safety Scientific journals available exclusively in electronic media Discover an innovative and entrepreneurial university Discover the connected and global innovation ecosystem Discover the possibilities of an entrepreneurial education We facilitate your search for health and longevity Discover the school with the best medicine course in the country Ensuring an improvement in quality of life is our purpose Our biggest concern is people's health and lives Discover what PUCRS can do for you.    Prioritizing your development and well-being.   Tailored services for whatever your organization needs Cultural and well-being programming.   Contributing to the development of society.   Valuing your learning and talent development.   Hold your event in the most complete complex in the south of the country.   Services and environments that can make your day-to-day life easier Our impactful actions for the community and education Raising funds to finance projects and strategic actions We continue to work alongside the people of Rio Grande do Sul in rebuilding the State We are a community university focused on society A new University for a new society.   We are the best private university in the country and one of the best in the world with an estimated investment of R$19 million Intended for the exhibition of smaller shows workshops for teenagers and adults and training courses also aimed at underprivileged children To encourage support from businesspeople and visitors to São Pedro, Hohlfeldt hopes to count on Espaço Experiência, a communications laboratory at Famecos. Students, supervised by teachers, will be able to create a campaign to increase the number of members of the Friends of the São Pedro Theatre Association (which now reaches almost 1,2) Members receive a 50% discount on tickets and a reduction in the cost of parking The professor will also seek to establish partnerships between São Pedro and PUCRS in the promotion of cultural events “Whatever can be added will be good for both sides,” he says Hohlfeldt then began a friendship with the cultural producer even making suggestions for Pró-Arte's programming Some time later he went to work as her secretary at the association In 1991, it launched Sweet beast, about the life of Eva Sopher. Geraldo Lopes, from Opus Promotions had the idea of ​​paying homage to her and sought out other journalists for the challenge before arriving at the name of Hohlfeldt wrote the script and wrote the book in two or three months He chose the title Sweet beast imagining that it translates well the protagonist's identity “She seemed angry to those who didn't know her with a chapter dedicated to Multipalco and including the last years of the life of the protector of Theatro São Pedro Master and PhD in Linguistics and Literature, with a post-doctorate in Theory and History of Journalism, awarded in the areas of literature and journalism, Hohlfeldt has worked at PUCRS since 1994. Graduate Program in Communication research on Literary criticism of footnotes and literary supplements in the Brazilian press e The concept of journalism/emerging journalist in Portuguese-language colonial journalism and the obstacles of different censorships Subscribes to a weekly column at Commerce Newspaper as a theater critic he will no longer cover the institution's programming He also worked for the newspapers Correio do Povo and Diário do Sul he was vice-governor of the state during the Germano Rigotto administration (2003-2006) He made his political debut when he was elected city councilor in 1982 He is expected to work at the Theater until at least December 31 Learn about research projects and our researchers information and follow everything that is happening at the University learn about the Fluir program and have access to the main systems At the intersection of 6th and San Pedro Streets in Downtown, construction is in the home stretch of a high-rise affordable housing development from Related California and the Weingart Center Association The project, which replaced a parking lot 600 San Pedro Street consists of a  17-story building that will feature 302 apartments - including 298 units of permanent supportive housing Plans also call for 2,800 square feet of ground-floor commercial space and a standalone 212-car parking structure Large Architecture is designing the tower Plans show an amenity deck is to be located above the adjoining parking garage 600 San Pedro is on track for completion in mid-2025 The project is the second Weingart Center towers to rise at the intersection of 6th and San Pedro, following a 19-story tower completed last year next to the organization's headquarters A third building - a smaller 12-story structure with more than 100 supportive housing units - is also planned Weingart and Related are also developing a second project farther west in Downtown. The proposed Alveare apartments would be a 335-unit affordable housing complex at 1405 S. Broadway Twitter / Facebook / LinkedIn / Threads / Instagram / Bluesky Looking for affordable housing? Visit lahousing.lacity.org/aahr and housing.lacounty.gov California's 2024 state income limits Click here for additional affordable housing resources The stage for great operas, concerts and shows, discover more about this historical and cultural heritage that has enchanted the capital for over a century. One of the few concert halls opened in the 20th century that is still in operation in São Paulo, the Theatro São Pedro is an architectural jewel and a landmark in the city’s history. It hosts unforgettable operas, candlelit concerts and classic films with a soundtrack performed by an orchestra. Theatro is a fundamental part of the capital’s art scene, and we’ve put together some information here that you might not have known, so come and check it out! It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual Closed Captioning and Described Video is available for many CBC shows offered on CBC Gem WBC Interim super-flyweight Champion Pedro Guevara who is challenging Absolute Champion Jessie Bam Rodriguez on November 9th to fulfil a dream ten years on from winning the World Boxing Council`s light flyweight crown Pedro has built an impressive record of 42-4-1 Pedro is thirty five while  Jessie is a youthful twenty four To surmount and conquer the age difference Pedro has been training like a hermit for almost three months at High Altitude in Jilotepec in The State of Mexico He had done three weeks of training there in preparation for a fight scheduled for October 11th but then this opportunity arrived and he`s determined to seize and capitalize upon it with both hands he`s bolted on another two months of spartan training to be in the most superb tip top  condition of his career meticulously guided by his Coach Jose Adalberto Sanchez Pedro is focused and looking forward to this awesome Mandatory Challenge He said: ”My training now is at its peak and it is very exacting but we are accustomed to work extra hard and so much more for this one because it`s going to be a hard and tough fight This is for the super-flyweight championship of the world I`m lowering down my weight trimming nicely to be totally ready and prepared for the fight on November 9th in Philadelphia ”I can`t count the amount of rounds I`ve already sparred I`ve sparred so many rounds over so many days with different kind of southpaws Pedro has carefully studied the fight in which Jessie stopped Juan Francisco Estrada with a crunching left to the body in round seven He had already dropped Gallo in the fourth and then Gallo responded Pedro says: ”It was an Estrada that I`ve never seen I trust in his preparation and his experience but Jessie Rodriguez upset all that work KO`ing Estrada we ourselves are training for a fighter who looks very strong we are in a great position and I`m fighting for the third time for the WBC world championship It`s a great achievement for me and I`m going to take this opportunity I want to be one of the best Pound for Pound fighters and winning this fight will make it possible.” Pedro confided that Juan Manuel Marquez recently phoned him with some sage advice boxing and fighting smart in  a highly disciplined mode focusing and concentrating every moment and instant throughout Pedro has done extensive homework and strategy studies about Jessie but he`s prudently keeping his cards close to his chest I could talk so much more than I actually can but I can tell you that I`m more hungry for this than anyone but this really fires me up and I promise to you and all of my fans that I`m going to win faith and thinking of my family during the long hours and  during long tough days of training in Estado de Mexico My baby daughter Gibrany Alejandra was born on October 15 and this will be a great gift for her.” Privacy Policy / Cookie Policy The URI you submitted has disallowed characters Discover the charms of Águas de São Pedro the smallest town in São Paulo and the second smallest in Brazil Just two hours from the bustling metropolis of São Paulo is Águas de São Pedro The smallest municipality in the state and the second smallest in Brazil it is the only Brazilian city designed and built with the purpose of being a hydro-mineral resort On the official website of the Águas de São Pedro City Council the city is defined as “different” but rather the consequence of a modern and innovative project aimed at its implementation” when it was emancipated from the then existing São Pedro the history of the resort begins 28 years earlier This is because Águas de São Pedro was born when its founder discovered the medicinal properties of the mineral water springs in the region Octavio Moura Andrade requested analyses of the mineral waters from USP’s Institute of Technological Research The final results of these analyses were published in Boletim 26 in October 1940 Once the results of the first analyses of the quality of the waters had been confirmed Moura Andrade began to buy the land needed to set up the new Águas de São Pedro resort 1,600 hectares were acquired for the construction of a new town near the site of the “Youth” spring Today, Águas de São Pedro is one of the 11 municipalities in São Paulo considered to be hydro-mineral resorts. Known for its thermal waters and medicinal properties, it attracts tourists in search of relaxation and well-being. The town has modern spas offering a wide range of therapeutic treatments and leisure activities. The Fonte da Juventude (Fountain of Youth) is home to the second highest water content in the world and the first in the Americas in terms of sulphur salts. Oral use or immersion baths are good for treating rheumatism, diabetes, allergies, asthma, colitis, skin diseases, intoxication and inflammation. In addition, contact with nature is a constant in Águas de São Pedro. After all, the small town has beautiful parks and gardens that offer moments of contemplation and tranquillity. The Dr. Octavio Moura Andrade Municipal Park, for example, is ideal for walks and picnics, as well as having a children’s play area. Parque das Águas is a true natural refuge, with trails, lakes and a rich flora and fauna. With a population of around 3,000, it’s a place where you can enjoy a more peaceful and welcoming pace of life. So if you’re looking for a peaceful refuge, surrounded by natural beauty and with a cozy atmosphere, Águas de São Pedro is the perfect destination. Located just two hours from the city of São Paulo, this charming little town offers a unique experience, where you can relax in the thermal waters, explore parks and gardens, enjoy the local cuisine and disconnect from the hectic pace of urban life. If you’re thinking of visiting Águas de São Pedro, a sophisticated option is the LS Villas Hotel & SPA. With a swimming pool, massage, spa and thermal baths, we guarantee a relaxing stay. View this post on Instagram A post shared by LS Villas Hotel & Spa (@lsvillas) If you want to completely relax in the middle of nature, you should book the Águas Chalés Temporada. As well as a cozy stay, the chalets have a leisure area and comfortable hammocks to relax in. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Integra Destinos (@integradestinos) For those who want a luxurious stay, our tip is the São Pedro Thermas Resort. As well as a heated indoor pool, the hotel has a spa, hot tub, gym and refined decor. View this post on Instagram A post shared by São Pedro Thermas Resort (@saopedrothermasresort) São Pedro in Ribeira Brava started off with a bang with the night of popular marches bringing together a real crowd throughout the town centre marking one of the highlights of this great festival A tradition that continues to attract people from all over the island and also tourists to see the props and choreographies of groups and associations that bring the São Pedro marches to life The tradition began in the early afternoon with the traditional pilgrimage of offerings to Saint Peter through the typical charola from the Fajã da Ribeira site and the boat coming from Pomar da Rocha and around 617 participants of various ages who have been preparing for this day for over a month the Concertina and Accordion Group of the People’s House of Ribeira Brava the São Bento Home and the Senior University participated the People’s House of Fajã da Ovelha the People’s House of São Martinho and the March of the Immaculate Heart of Mary were present The party continues today and all through the night From Diário Notícias Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Don't worry, I also hate spam. © Carolina LacazThe exposed concrete floor and counter stand out, as well as the new environments, compartmentalized by walls covered in white tiles. With the exception of the monolithic counter that crosses one of the arches, all non-fixed furniture allows for layout flexibility, making the space capable of accommodating uses beyond the restaurant, such as museum events or private events.  © Carolina LacazIn addition to the functional aspect, the lighting was treated as an aerial element associated with the fixed counter that reinforces the connection and integration between spaces. The fixtures, with matte white acrylic pendant spheres, are striking elements in the project.  Floor planThe architects worked together with the museum's restoration team to understand the relevant elements present in the structures and restore them in a way that enhanced the original architecture, while also allowing for the creation of new uses and spaces. As for landscaping, the idea was to bring the outside gardens inside the space in a punctual way, without compromising layout flexibility.  © Carolina LacazThe main difference of this project is how the new architecture was able to promote a dialogue between eras, using simple yet efficient devices capable of establishing physical and poetic communication between spaces. The project makes it clear this overlapping of times and does not aim to mimic the new architecture to the existing one, making it clear to the viewer what is new and what is old, while also proposing a harmonious coexistence between the elements. You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Quilombo São Pedro wins definitive title to the collective territory telegram Join our Telegram channel! telegram The month of September 2022 entered the history of Quilombo São Pedro After 34 years of the recognition of the quilombola right to the territory in the Constitution the definitive collective title was registered in the name of the community association Founded between 1825 and 1830 by Roza Machado and Bernardo Furquim attempts at dams in the region for almost 200 years and today it can finally celebrate the effective registration of the territory which gives us a guarantee of our territory,” said Elvira Morato a local leader who follows the quilombo demarcation process The titling of collective territory became possible after the Federal Constitution of 1988 guaranteed this right to all Brazilian quilombola communities quilombola titles intensified only after the enactment of Federal Decree nº 4887 Quilombo do São Pedro had already won partial title to the territory in 1998 after pressure from quilombola communities and lawsuits filed by the Federal Public Ministry (MPF) Scientific identification of the territory of São Pedro Governor Mário Covas issued the domain title for the 4.500 hectares of the territory in favor of the community but the act could not be registered at a notary's office and assigned the community responsibility for negotiating the departure of non-quilombolas from the territory it took more than 21 years of struggles for the State of São Paulo to remove the invaders from the community territory and overcome all the administrative bureaucracy to finally register that the territory belongs to the association Registering the territory in a notary's office is an indispensable legal measure to guarantee the quilombola right since it is through the notary registration that the law recognizes the domain and possession of land in Brazil the 56 families in the community feel more secure “The registration guarantees that the land really belongs to the community the perpetuation of the culture and the passing on of traditions to future generations” highlighted Professor Luiz Marcos de França Dias current coordinator of the quilombola association São Pedro The delay in registering this community is not an isolated case as racism still makes it difficult to enforce a right provided for in the Constitution for 34 years Of the 88 quilombola communities in São Paulo - according to Eaacone - two are registered in a notary's office: Ivaporunduva and now São Pedro.  "We have other communities that are in the same situation who have also been waiting for registration for 21 years This achievement of São Pedro gives us hope for the progress of the process" highlighted Rafaela Eduarda Miranda Santos a quilombola from the Porto Velho community and a lawyer for Eaacone title deeds issued by the State of São Paulo despite being located on vacant public lands after more than two decades the state still has not removed invaders and has not provided the necessary bureaucracy to register the titles of these communities with the registry office it would take us around 1000 years to own all of our territories from Quilombo Ivaporunduva and articulator of Eaacone but it presents the reality of the slowness of the process.  In a calculation carried out by the organization Terra de Direitos considering the slow pace and reduction of the budget for the titling of quilombola territories which went from R$54 million in 2010 to R$3,4 million in 2019 it would take 1170 years to title all the quilombola territories of the country Faced with this racist and unconstitutional slowness, Conaq announced, during the aquilombar a letter to the presidential candidates in which he proposes the creation of a national plan for the titling of all the more than six thousand quilombola territories the plan is a necessary measure for the right to be effectively respected within a reasonable period of time The most relevant news for you to form your opinion on the socio-environmental agenda LAST ISSUE and although our state doesn't have such well-defined seasons the warm weather is inviting you to hit the road and visit cities that are worth a visit the municipality preserves its tropeira culture present in its cuisine with dishes such as arroz-de-carreteiro and feijão-de-tropeiro as well as offering cozy inns for all styles is the largest in Latin America and a highlight of the municipality Other attractions include the Manoel Jorge Forest with the largest karting track in the world the Festival of Nations brings together culture and solidarity making it an unmissable destination for all ages Limeira has attractions such as the Horto Florestal The city also preserves historic coffee plantations and important events ideal for hiking and for getting in touch with the rich biodiversity of the Atlantic Forest the Municipal Spa of Águas de Lindóia not only offers baths for treating ailments its tourist attractions include Morro do Araçoiaba where the first mines in the region and the first smelting ovens were discovered One example is the well-known natural pools with clear waters and white sandy bottoms You can also go hang gliding and abseiling Its mountainous terrain is ideal for those looking to get in touch with nature The city offers many options and is known for rafting inicia sessão ou cria uma Conta SL Benfica Criar conta › The party of the four-time national champions In the match to consecrate the four-time national champions, in round 4 of Group A of the final phase of the National Championship, Benfica will host ABC de Braga, at Pavilhão n.º 2 da Luz, at 5:00 pm on April 26 (Saturday). Under-19s | Images from the national title win The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. Copyright © 2025 Sakal Media Group – Gomantak Private Limited - All Rights Reserved Located in a valley area, the project takes advantage of the topography of the land to implement two building volumes connected by squares that in turn create areas for contemplation and leisure in the open. Access to the squares is easy and they are integrated to decks and environments for sociability furnished for ludic and creative activities. Partly in the shade of pergolas, partly open with trees, these open-air spaces have been conceived for total integration with the indoors. © Ana MelloThe project’s highlight is the construction of a new Aquatic Park, rescuing and enriching the presence of the “water” element as a telling symbolic reference to the hotel’s history and its relationship with the town of Águas de São Pedro – São Paulo State. With its aquatic recreational equipment, it is a true water playground in a wide area, with pool, sheets of water and waterslide. © Ana MelloPremises regarding sustainability, environmental preservation and ease of access are present in the work of Levisky Arquitetos | Estratégia Urbana, covering the process from the building stage to the time when spaces are put to use. It is a project concept that seeks efficient performance of the ensemble built in the long term, seeking better cost-benefit ratio, reduction of constant maintenance and equilibrium of economic, environmental, social and cultural issues. © Ana MelloThe volumetry of the new ensemble built was conceived in line with the topography and is integrated into the surrounding landscape taking into account the history of the land and the buildings On revisiting it from the point of view of sustainability what stands out is the choice of elements and building materials allowing rationality in the building site avoiding waste and minimizing the quantity of leftover elements preservation of existing adult vegetation and densification of green areas with new species integrate the landscape project which in turn further strengthens the sustainable performance of the new ensemble. The project follows the guidelines of universal design and endeavors to facilitate orientation in spaces and the guests’ mobility at all stages of life through the use of visual communication that provides universal pictograms integrated with architecture 21 March 2018 –  To maintain the health of the ocean ecosystems and protect the many species living within them the Brazilian government has designated two new marine protected areas this week.  The protected areas are home to a rich marine life The designation increases the Brazilian marine protected areas from the current 1,5% to 24,5% surpassing the target set by the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) which recommends the protection of 10% of marine and coastal areas by 2020 made during the 8th World Water forum taking place in Brasilia until Friday “This unprecedented initiative aiming at protecting almost one million square kilometers of extraordinary biological richness shows Brazil’s commitment to protect marine ecosystems and endangered unique species” Solheim further congratulated Brazil for this decision hoping it will resonate and inspire other countries to follow the same path The new federal conservation units are located around two remote territories The São Pedro and São Paulo archipelagos and the submarine volcanic chain that connects the Trindade island to the Martin Vaz archipelago are burgeoning with large numbers of pelagic fish – mainly yellowfin tuna 12 species of whales and dolphins, green turtles UN Environment’s representative in Brazil, commented: “The oceans provide us food and produce most of the oxygen in the air we breathe The protection of these marine areas translates into ecological and is one of the best options to maintain the health of our oceans” The protected areas will be of mixed nature Some areas will allow the development of regulated economic activities and others will be considered natural heritage thus protected from any form of exploitation both area’s will also play a strategic role in the delimitation and protection of the Brazilian territorial sea and the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) The areas will be co-administered by the Ministries of Environment and of Defense which is considered as an innovative approach for protected areas The Brazilian Navy played a historic and important role in the protection of these islands UN Environment is the leading global voice on the environment It provides leadership and encourages partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring and enabling nations and peoples to improve their quality of life without compromising that of future generations the civil society and with other UN entities and international organizations across the world.  https://www.unenvironment.org Shari Nijman, News and Media Unit, UN Environment, nijman@un.org © 2025 UNEP Terms of Use Privacy Report Project Concern Report Scam Contact Us Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy your city without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Cascais moves from São Pedro to CarcavelosIt's one of the oldest pizzerias in the region and has now been given a new lease of life Founded in 1987 in São Pedro do Estoril Os Gordos is a well-known pizzeria among locals One of the key figures since the early 90s even dares to claim that it is “the oldest active pizzeria in the Linha” “São Pedro do Estoril used to be a great spot This location in Carcavelos is much more suited to the vibe and movement we wanted for the pizzeria” who contributed to the relocation and the necessary renovations of the new space “I grew up going to Os Gordos” “We have grandparents bringing their grandchildren and those who used to come to Os Gordos in the early days; it’s a local restaurant that has marked several generations” Although this marks a new phase for the business the goal was always to maintain its identity To ensure the familiar atmosphere wasn’t lost they didn’t want a space that was too large; they now have a dining room and a terrace - only losing four tables compared to the original setup There are also classic options like the Neapolitan (12€) you can’t go wrong with the classics like spaghetti Bolognese (13,50€) or oven-baked meat and mushroom lasagna (13,50€) There are also signature dishes such as the Gordos fettuccine (13,50€) and cream; the Feliz fettuccine (13,50€) and cream; the Gordos stuffed tomatoes (14€) and cheese; or the unique Bananatolas lasagna (14€) several dishes have been added to the menu vegetable risotto with asparagus and mushrooms (16€) They also serve salads and a variety of garlic breads as starters The legacy of Os Gordos continues nearly 40 years later “I had people crying at the door when we closed in São Pedro” “We didn’t even realise our social importance And things have been going very well here in these early days as well” + What's new in Cascais Thanks for subscribing! 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About us Contact us Museu Afro Brasil Emanoel Araujo and Quilombo São Pedro open exhibition in partnership an institution of the Secretariat of Culture and Creative Economy of the State of São Paulo the result of a curatorship process shared with the Association of Remanescentes of Quilombo de São Pedro which based on the Traditional Quilombola Agricultural System (SATQ) recognized as Intangible Heritage of Brazil by the National Historical and Artistic Heritage Institute (IPHAN) presents highlights of the life of the quilombolas of the Quilombo São Pedro community a region considered a Natural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.  Inspired by books Roça is Life (2020) and In the company of Dona Fartura: a story about quilombola food culture (2022) written and illustrated by researchers and educators from Quilombolas and Quilombolas in the territory the exhibition is composed of the originals and enlargements of the watercolors that illustrate the books seeds creoles and a video produced especially for the exhibition.  The Museu Afro Brasil Emanoel Araujo is an institution of the Secretariat of Culture and Creative Economy of the State of São Paulo managed by the Associação Museu Afro Brasil – Social Organization of Culture based on the private collection of its curator Located in the Pavilhão Padre Manoel da Nóbrega the Museu Afro Brasil Emanoel Araujo conserves a museum collection with more than 9 thousand works presenting several aspects of the African and Afro-Brazilian cultural universes and addressing topics such as religiosity based on the contributions of the black population to the construction of Brazilian society and national culture The museum displays part of this collection in the long-term exhibition and holds temporary exhibitions Quilombo São Pedro covers an area of ​​4.692 hectares in the municipality of Eldorado a region in São Paulo that has the largest concentration of Atlantic Forest in Brazil and which since 1999 has been considered a Natural Heritage of Humanity by the United Nations Educational Organization The territory is home to 56 families and a diverse biodiversity the headquarters of the Quilombo São Pedro Association Pedro Cubas de Cima quilombos and the Intervales State Park In addition to preserving the Quilomboa Traditional Agricultural System (SATQ) recognized in 2018 as an Intangible Heritage of Brazil by the National Historical and Artistic Heritage Institute (IPHAN) memory wheels about the struggles and the conquest of the right to lands Location: Museu Afro Brasil Emanoel Araujo | Ibirapuera Park Secretary of Culture and Creative Economy of the State of São Paulo (11) 3339-8116 / (11) 3339-8162 / (11) 98544-9791  pressculturasp@sp.gov.br  leading fellow geese in their oversight of the premises he emits a distinctive honk.Souza said tending the flock of geese is more affordable than raising dogs and that the quiet location of the prison makes it a viable option for his facility."Night time is very quiet Even during the day as you can see it is a very silent place and at night even more so.. The space favors this type of security in the case of the geese," he said.Reporting by Anderson Coelho; Writing by Steven Grattan; Editing by Rosalba O'Brien This work, Marine Helicopter Squadron Integrates with Partner Nations in Latin America to Support UNITAS LXIII, by CPT Mark Andries, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright Now that you've more or less got everything ready for New Year's Eve (or not) it's time to choose the best places to watch the fireworks but one detail is missing: where is the best place to watch the fireworks in Lisbon The question seems easy to answer and you’re probably thinking of the highest places in the capital – after all, we live in the city of seven hills, don’t we Now all that’s left to do is decide where you’re going to admire the fireworks and we’ ve got some valuable tips for that too There are several popular places to watch the New Year’s Eve fireworks in Lisbon we’re going to list those where there will be the most crowds: This is one of the most central places in the city making it one of the places of choice where many go to see this great festival of explosions of color Located on the eastern side of Lisbon, Parque das Nações is another popular place to watch the fireworks This area of the city has several green spaces and many open areas where people can gather to watch the traditional fireworks “fired” from two barges on the Tagus River The fireworks display in Parque das Nações is expected to last the same amount of time as in Praça do Comércio The Belém area is another good place to watch the fireworks but only what’s happening on the opposite bank of the River Tagus as no fireworks are planned for this part of the city Even so, to watch in complete calm, the gardens of the Belém Tower seem to be the best place you can watch the fireworks from one side of the Tagus River or the other which makes the whole experience even more different Some people prefer to watch the fireworks in less crowded areas where the party is quieter but just as spectacular In this case, we’re talking about the various viewpoints in Lisbon, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of this visual spectacle: As its name suggests, this is one of Lisbon’s best-known viewpoints and is located in the Graça district It offers a panoramic view of the city, including São Jorge Castle and Terreiro do Paço It is undoubtedly an excellent place to watch the fireworks in the city center As usual with viewpoints, it offers a panoramic view of the city, practically facing the Castle and downtown Lisbon. The Miradouro da Nossa Senhora do Monte is one of our favorites and is also in the Graça district Here you’ll be able to see the fireworks in the city center near the Tagus and even the fireworks launched on the south bank It’s undoubtedly one of the most incredible places to celebrate the New Year it’s important to bear in mind that fireworks are very popular and these places tend to get quite crowded we suggest you arrive early to get a good spot to watch the whole show Brazil will soon have four vast marine protected areas (MPAs) in the Atlantic Ocean, covering an area of more than 920,000 square kilometers (355,200 square miles) The new designation will increase the coverage of Brazilian MPAs from 1.5 percent to about 24.5 percent of the country’s waters exceeding the international target of protecting at least 10 percent of marine areas by 2020 “This measure will help safeguard our rich biodiversity, and renew our commitment to a more sustainable world,” President Michel Temer said in a video address to the 2018 World Ocean Summit held in Mexico last week Two of the MPAs will cover waters around the archipelago of Trindade located more than 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) east of the Brazilian mainland encompassing 402,377 square kilometers (155,359 square miles) will allow some sustainable use of fishing resources which will define what activities will be restricted and regulated is currently being developed by the Ministry of Environment vice president of media at Conservation International (CI) covering 69,155 square kilometers (26,701 square miles) of the sea The remaining two MPAs will be located around the São Pedro and São Paulo archipelagos some 900 kilometers (560 miles) off the northeast coast stretching across 407,052 square kilometers (157,164 square miles) covering 42,498 square kilometers (16,409 square miles) These remote archipelagos are home to a vast range of threatened and endemic species including the critically endangered Atlantic goliath grouper (Epinephelus itajara) and the endangered scalloped hammerhead shark (Sphyrna lewini) The waters off the islands also hold a rich diversity of algae Protecting the two archipelagos will be key to maintaining and recovering fish stocks, Cláudio C. Maretti, director of the Chico Mendes Institute, the administrative arm of the Brazilian Ministry of the Environment, wrote in a statement “For the sustainability of food security the entire world needs to make strong efforts in the recovery of fish stocks,” he said McCloskey of CI told Mongabay that “the creation of these areas highlights Brazil’s commitment to meeting global environmental goals such as the Aichi Targets that stipulate member countries must establish at least 10% of marine and coastal areas as protected by 2020.” “The designation also means that these remote areas will be protected from industrial fishing mining and other detrimental activities,” McCloskey said adding that Conservation International worked closely with the government of Brazil in establishing these protected areas However, some marine biologists remain skeptical are thinking about marine biodiversity conservation,” said Natalie Ban a marine biologist at the University of Victoria the Brazilian MPAs may do little to actually protect marine biodiversity “They are placed in the most remote regions of the Brazilian EEZ [exclusive economic zone],” she said “They cover the most remote seamounts yet fishing is still allowed in the most sensitive areas around the islands or rocks.” The designation is also unlikely to protect against deep-sea mining “Such mining is unlikely to happen in this area because the average depth is around 5000m [16,400 feet] deeper than the current viable deep sea mining operations,” she said while I think steps to protect marine biodiversity are urgently needed I fear that these MPAs are simply designed to meet Brazil’s Aichi target commitment without actually protecting threatened areas.” Whether these remote MPAs succeed will depend largely on enforcement “Because several coastal MPAs already struggle to be effectively implemented in developing countries it is questionable whether governments will endeavour to protect these large MPAs in the open ocean which are much more costly,” Ban said The “fortress conservation” model is under pressure in East Africa as protected areas become battlegrounds over history and global efforts to halt biodiversity loss Mongabay’s Special Issue goes beyond the region’s world-renowned safaris to examine how rural communities and governments are reckoning with conservation’s colonial origins and trying to forge a path forward […] Metrics details Current ecological and evolutionary research are increasingly moving from species- to trait-based approaches because traits provide a stronger link to organism’s function and fitness Trait databases covering a large number of species are becoming available but such data remains scarce for certain groups Amphibians are among the most diverse vertebrate groups on Earth and constitute an abundant component of major terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems They are also facing rapid population declines worldwide which is likely to affect trait composition in local communities thereby impacting ecosystem processes and services a comprehensive database of natural history traits for amphibians worldwide The database releases information on 17 traits related to ecology morphology and reproduction features of amphibians We compiled data from more than 1,500 literature sources and for more than 6,500 species of all orders (Anura This database has the potential to allow unprecedented large-scale analyses in ecology data integration objective • database creation objective • species comparison design Machine-accessible metadata file describing the reported data (ISA-Tab format) it is urgent to improve our knowledge on amphibian traits in order to assess and predict their response to environmental changes and create conservation strategies that guarantee their survival an extensive database containing natural history traits for 6,775 amphibian species globally AmphiBIO releases information on error-checked and referenced traits related to ecology Trait information was assembled from more than 1,500 literature sources in order to stimulate more comprehensive research in ecology we implemented a protocol in which incorporated data were double-checked for potential errors By making this data available to the scientific community we aim to advance the sharing of biological data and support a more integrative trait-based evolutionary and ecological science and previous data compilations by the authors Future versions of AmphiBIO will include newly discovered species and taxonomic revisions following Amphibian Species of the World AmphiBIO can be downloaded from Figshare repository record (Data Citation 1) under a CC-BY license We do not use relative importance of trait categories as this information was absent in most literature searches; 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C. figshare https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4644424 (2017) Download references BFO thank the financial support from Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte GCC was supported by CNPq grants 563352/2010-8 GCC and VASP were supported by NSF Dimensions of biodiversity grants #DEB-1136586 and 1136588 GCC and CP were supported by CAPES/Science without Borders grant PVE 018/2012 GSB was supported by Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Fernando de Carvalho Araújo and Paulo Fernandes Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte Vinícius Avelar São-Pedro & Caterina Penone Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation further assisted with literature searching The authors declare no competing financial interests Download citation DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/sdata.2017.123 Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: a shareable link is not currently available for this article Sign up for the Nature Briefing newsletter — what matters in science the Chapel of Saint Peter sits by Boa Vista Palace the former winter residence of the São Paulo State Government Reinterpreting the adjoining position of the historic chapels this small church goes up by a retaining wall on the southwest corner of the palace to which it is linked through a tunnel that ends in the sacristy lobby the space is organized around a huge cylindrical column which symbolizes Saint Peter’s role as foundation stone of Christianity Taking this large pillar as central point of departure three lightened slabs cantilever at different heights the central tray slopes to form a small grandstand which directs its views towards the region’s valley The delicate vertical enclosure strikes a contrast with the massive core and establishes a continuous relationship between interior and exterior bringing nature and landscape into the worship space a layer of water casts luminous reflections on the lower side of the concrete slabs Cliente ClientDepartamento de Edificios e Obras  Públicas de São Paulo Arquitecto ArchitectPaulo Mendes da Rocha  Colaboradores CollaboratorsE-Argenton Colonelli Consultores ConsultantsConscal-Consultas e Cálculos Siguer Mitsutani (estructura structure); CCN Planejamento e Engenharia J.Crequeira César Neto (electricidad e hidráulica electricity and hydraulics) Contratista ContractorConstrutora Sorocaba there arent any match using your search terms A Brazilian prison is making headlines because it introduces a "security goose" instead of an expensive "security dog." The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on the 6th that the Sao Pedro de Alcantara prison located on the Uruguay border in southern Brazil is enjoying various advantages by introducing nine "geose agents" as it converts existing guard dogs to guard geese Guard geese make deafening noises if anyone tries to escape to defend the area between the prison's outer wall and the barbed wire inside It is known that there are about 1,300 inmates in the prison and it was too expensive to maintain," Marcos Souza cost 7,000 dollars (about 9.5 million won) per dog and high-end dog food and veterinary bills were always short of budget." On the other hand but they don't get sick as often as guard dogs The guard goose also provided another advantage to the Brazilian prison guard dogs could buy through bribes such as steak but guard geese are not loyal to those who feed them every day and are hostile "The geese hate all humans and have no loyalty to those who feed them every day," said Souza Humans have actually used geese for security work since ancient times He is known to cry loudly when he sees strangers and have bright eyes at night so he has been put more into watchman work than dogs the Gauls invaded the Roman Capitol Hill and then attempted to launch a surprise attack at night but the Roman army succeeded in repelling it when the geese raised in the temple of Hera (Juno) "Feeding geese is the scariest thing," an inmate serving a 20-year prison sentence for murder and robbery told the WSJ "When I went inside to fix the door in the past all the guard geese approached me and attacked me." When WSJ asked if the guard goose was delicious ※ This service is provided by machine translation tool You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience The São Pedro solar complex is in Bom Jesus da Lapa awarded a 20-year PPA in Brazil’s 2015 renewable energy auction was installed with Jinko and Canadian Solar modules Atlas Renewable Energy has announced its 67.1 MW São Pedro solar complex has been officially commissioned is its first operational project in Brazil São Pedro was awarded a 20-year PPA in the energy auction held by the Brazilian government in 2015 was built with solar modules from Chinese manufacturer Jinko – which supplied its JKM325PP-72V (325W)/JKM330PP-72V (330 W) product – and from Chinese-Canadian company Canadian Solar which supplied CS6U – P – 325/330 W panels from its module factory in Sorocaba Some 204,120 modules were installed at the project Atlas has an investment plan of around $525 million for solar projects in Chile where it aims to deploy around 1.5 GW in the medium term More articles from Emiliano Bellini Please be mindful of our community standards and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" By submitting this form you agree to pv magazine using your data for the purposes of publishing your comment Your personal data will only be disclosed or otherwise transmitted to third parties for the purposes of spam filtering or if this is necessary for technical maintenance of the website Any other transfer to third parties will not take place unless this is justified on the basis of applicable data protection regulations or if pv magazine is legally obliged to do so You may revoke this consent at any time with effect for the future in which case your personal data will be deleted immediately your data will be deleted if pv magazine has processed your request or the purpose of data storage is fulfilled Further information on data privacy can be found in our Data Protection Policy Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" This website uses cookies to anonymously count visitor numbers. View our privacy policy. × The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this Close The page you are looking for might have been removed The traditional Christmas markets and fairs are starting to "invade" the squares and streets of Greater Lisbon We’re not fans of going to the big shopping malls to do our Christmas shopping That’s why we love the typical Christmas markets The new Christmas markets are in vogue and serve to help local businesses and small producers take a look at our list of Christmas markets and fairs in and around the city The city of Lisbon is home to most of the Christmas markets and fairs we usually visit at this time of year And these are just some of the ones you too can visit and do your Christmas shopping The Rossio Christmas Market is returning to Praça Dom Pedro V (Rossio) from November 17th always full of entertainment for the whole family as well as the traditional craft and food stalls of the season and It’s worth going there because: there’s free travel on a Christmas Train that will run through the various streets of Baixa Pedro IV Opening hours: from November 15 to December 22 One of the city’s main Christmas markets returns this year to Parque Eduardo VII: Wonderland Lisboa. Among the main novelties of this year’s Wonderland Lisboa put a ride on the Ferris wheel and a tumble or two on the ice rink on your agenda (laughs) get ready to do all your Christmas shopping at the various stalls on display It’s worth going there because you’ll have the chance to ride the Ferris wheel and go ice skating Address: Parque Eduardo VII (Marquês de Pombal) Opening hours: from November 29 The Alvalade Christmas Market is one of the hottest in the city Avenida da Igreja is due to host this event again in December which will be your best chance to buy the best original Christmas presents It’s also worth a visit because there’s a Santa Claus House that the little ones will love Address: Avenida da Igreja (Alvalade) Opening hours: from December 6th to 17th Price: free entry Campo Pequeno is once again hosting one of the capital’s oldest Christmas markets Once again, it will also take place over two long weekends, ideal for those looking for original presents to give away this Christmas There will also be plenty of gastronomy with a gourmet area and lots of entertainment for the little ones Address: Campo Pequeno Opening hours: from November 28 to December 1; and from December 5 to 8 with the right to a €1 discount voucher for purchases of €10 or more; free for children up to and including the age of 12 as long as they are accompanied by a ticket-holding adult This is the first Christmas edition of the well-known Grande Arraial do Lumiar which this time will be decorated with Christmas magic so that all families can enjoy the various activities to extensive gastronomy and shopping for the older ones The site will therefore be divided into various fun and social areas with lots of craft stalls for you to shop at There will also be a tree climbing trail disguised as the Enchanted Forest and a playground full of balls for the children to enjoy Address: Jardim Caldeira Cabral (Telheiras) Opening hours: from December 6th to 29th Tickets: free Praça da Figueira will once again be filled with the best Christmas gastronomy this time with the creations of nine renowned chefs Address: Praça da Figueira Hours: November 21 to December 21 Tickets: free View this post on Instagram A post shared by ADBP - Na Baixa Acontece (@nabaixaacontece) the Santa Clara market brings together talented makers and artists with a variety of unique and special gifts At this market you’ll find everything from designer jewelry to handmade products and Christmas decorations You can also take part in workshops designed for all ages where you’ll learn how to create your own handicrafts from personalized Christmas cards to educational games for children and even how to cook a vegan dish for Christmas Eve as well as the children’s plays and comedy sessions at the São Vicente Comedy Club which will take place on December 19 from 9:30pm to 11pm Jardim João Botto Machado Hours: December 19 to 22 This year is the first time that Bairro Alto has seen its streets lit up with Christmas decorations to promote visits to the neighborhood’s local and traditional shops There will also be a varied program between December 1 and January 6 live performances by saxophonist and cultural animator Ana Leite Faria and Rauly Reys and the presence of Santa Claus next to the 11-meter mega Christmas tree that will be installed in the belvedere It should also be noted that on December 20 there will be a concert by Avô Cantigas for the whole community Address: São Pedro de Alcântara Viewpoint Hours: from November 25th to January 6th Tickets: free Christmas magic is once again happening in Almada’s Praça da Liberdade, from December 6 to 30, with the Feliz Almada Christmas event Tonight you can look forward to the countdown to the inauguration of the Christmas lights at 6.30pm followed by a parade with Santa Claus and friends who promise to make the party with lots of music and joy as well as the opening of the Christmas markets Address: Praça da Liberdade (Almada) Hours: from December 6th to 30th Tickets: free offering a complete experience for those who want to eat create creative wrapping or try your hand at cookie recipes there is also story time to delight the little ones Address: Avenida Euro 2004 (Alcochete) Opening hours: until December 24th Monday to Thursday from 12pm to 10pm; Friday to Sunday from 10am to 10pm Price: free entry The Christmas Kingdom will return to Sintra for another season of fun and Amélia and the NewsMuseum will be the main stages of this year’s edition a videomapping show and other entertainment as well as the traditional Christmas Market next to the National Palace of Sintra It’s worth going there because: more exhibitors for your Christmas shopping Address: Parque da Liberdade; Terreiro Rainha D Amélia; and NewsMuseum (Sintra) Opening hours: December 1st to 30th Price: free entry As in previous editions, the Cascais Christmas Market returns with the best of gastronomy There will also be the traditional Ferris wheel It’s worth a visit because there’s a Ferris wheel and a Christmas train Address: Baía de Cascais and Jardim Visconde da Luz Hours: from November 23 The Cascais Christmas Village will once again entertain all Cascais residents As far as the Christmas markets are concerned you’ll find small stalls where you can buy Christmas presents not only in Cascais but also nearby It’s worth going there because there’s an ice rink and a Christmas train Address: Parque Marechal Carmona Opening times: from November 30, 2023 to January 2, 2024 Tickets: on the website This year’s theme will be “Family Magic” will be joined this year by the Rádio Comercial Christmas Choir Address: Marquês de Pombal Gardens and Palace (Oeiras) Opening times: from December 7 to 22: on December 7 from 3pm to 7pm; and from December 16 to 20 The incredible event that takes place every year in the typical village of Óbidos and which has enchanted everyone who passes through will begin on December 6 and will continue until the beginning of January It’s worth going there because there’s a mountain and an ice rink Vila Presépio is once again celebrating the Christmas season with fireworks Less than an hour from Lisbon is one of the most incredible Christmas events we know especially known for its giant nativity scene undoubtedly one of the largest in Portugal and certainly the largest around Lisbon Address: Romeira Urban Park (Alenquer) Hours: from November 30, 2024 to January 6, 2025 Tickets: from €4 (see price list on the website) Now that you know the Christmas markets, get into the Christmas spirit with an enchanting Candlelight Special Christmas concert and feel the magic of a live multi-sensory experience Rabbi Yisroel Chaim and Bassie (nee Barber) Shuchat were recently appointed as shluchim to S a community in Los Angeles renowned for being home to the nation’s largest port and for its cultural attractions a community in Los Angeles renowned for its world famous port and its cultural attractions Pedro is a unique blend of small-town charm and superb cultural attractions which was an independent community until 1909 is one of the most historic and picturesque regions in Los Angeles attracting a large number of tourists each year The community is also home to the Port of Los Angeles attracting young families and professionals this town is set to grow rapidly in the coming years with multi million dollar investments for the new waterfront Promenade as well as lots of new housing developments “We are overjoyed to be able to open a Chabad House in this town and infuse the area with Jewish vitality Pedro will offer a wide range of services and programs for all ages,” Rabbi Shuchat told Anash.org Notify me via e-mail if anyone answers my comment