26 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Vizela vs Felgueiras 1932 on Sat Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Vizela 0 win(s) Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Vizela and Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 26 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Vizela vs Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 26 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Vizela is playing home against Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 05 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Felgueiras 1932 won 1–0 over Penafiel on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Felgueiras 1932 0 win(s) Haven't scored in their last 2 matches Who won between Felgueiras 1932 and Penafiel on Sat 05 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Felgueiras 1932 won 1–0 over Penafiel on Sat 05 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Felgueiras 1932 is playing home against Penafiel on Sat Kris Meeke in action during the Rali Serras de Fafe, Felgueiras, Boticas e Cabeceiras de Basto A patched-up Kris Meeke overcame changeable weather and evolving stages to begin the defence of this Portuguese Rally Championship title in convincing fashion with Stuart Loudon. Four weeks after undergoing surgery to fix a damaged Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) sustained in a flat track moto accident, Meeke was back behind the wheel winning again. His involvement in Rali Serras de Fafe, Felgueiras, Boticas e Cabeceiras de Basto was made possible with a leg brace specially constructed for him from carbon and titanium. On his competitive debut in Toyota Gazoo Racing’s Yaris Rally2 as part of the Sports & You team, the 45-year-old romped to a 32.2-second victory from the Hyundai i20 N Rally2 of Dani Sordo – the man who stepped in to fill the seat he vacated at Team Hyundai Portugal. Meeke’s main threat early on came from Martins Sesks, with the Latvian briefly moving to the top of the event’s timesheets only to see his victory hopes slip away when his M-Sport Ford Fiesta Rally2 car had to be parked up with power steering failure. “It was a crazy rally,” said Meeke. “The weather was unbelievable and the last two stages, I mean, woah, I do not think I have ever driven in such muddy and slippery conditions. “It was not helped by the fact that the tyre we use, it does not have such an open tread pattern in terms of some of the other tyres the guys are using, but it was still a good weekend. “I am so happy with the car – Toyota Gazoo Racing have really designed a special chassis, I am happy to be able to take the wheel of it and the work of Stuart Loudon.” Kris Meeke is pleased with a strong start to his Portuguese Rally Championship title defence Kris Meeke gets to grips on his competitive debut with Toyota Gazoo Racing’s Yaris Rally2 Closer to home, Aaron McLaughlin produced an equally convincing performance to end his long wait for a first win in the Northern Ireland Rally Championship on Saturday. McLaughlin, with Darren Curran on the notes, took the spoils at Bishopscourt aboard his ageing Volkswagen Polo GTI R5 by nearly 16 seconds from former champions and Ford Fiesta Rally2 exponents Stuart Biggerstaff in second and Derek McGarrity in third. Title holder Jonny Greer, meanwhile, crashed on his Toyota GR Yaris Rally2 debut and is a doubt for the West Cork Rally – the First Round of the Irish Tarmac Championship. “We have been the bridesmaid for four years at this event, so we are delighted to take our first win in the Northern Ireland Rally Championship,” said McLaughlin. “The result leaves us in a good position for the next few rounds of the Championship, so fingers crossed.” AGM 2025 – Convening notice and preparatory documents Daniel Felgueiras Da Cunha brings extensive financial expertise and knowledge to his position as CFO of RTL Luxembourg and Broadcasting Center Europe (BCE). He previously worked in Finance and Controlling functions at RTL Group’s Corporate Centre from August 2004 until December 2020, last as Vice President Group Reporting & Budgeting. In January 2021, he became Chief Financial and Administration Officer of Luxembourg’s Société Nationale de Contrôle Technique (SNCT). RTL is Europe’s leading entertainment brand standing for entertainment, independent journalism, inspiration, energy and attitude. With our TV channels, streaming services, radio stations and online platforms in Germany, the Netherlands, France, Hungary and Luxembourg, we reach millions of people across Europe every day. The RTL brand is owned by RTL Group. 22 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Felgueiras 1932 won 1–0 over FC Porto B on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Felgueiras 1932 1 win(s) Have scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Felgueiras 1932 and FC Porto B on Sat 22 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT?Felgueiras 1932 won 1–0 over FC Porto B on Sat 22 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Felgueiras 1932 is playing home against FC Porto B on Sat Volume 9 - 2021 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fbioe.2021.608826 This article is part of the Research TopicNanocellulose: A Multipurpose Advanced Functional MaterialView all 21 articles There is an emerging environmental awareness and social concern regarding the environmental impact of the textile industry highlighting the growing need for developing green and sustainable approaches throughout this industry’s supply chain due to population growth and the rise in consumption of textile fibers new sustainable raw materials and processes must be found Cellulose presents unique structural features being the most important and available renewable resource for textiles The physical and chemical modification reactions yielding fibers are of high commercial importance today Recently developed technologies allow the production of filaments with the strongest tensile performance without dissolution or any other harmful and complex chemical processes Fibers without solvents are thus on the verge of commercialization the technologies for the production of cellulose-based textiles their surface modification and the recent trends on sustainable cellulose sources The life cycle assessment of several cellulose fiber production methods is also discussed The bio-based production of chemicals and microbial technology can also play a major role in this transition toward the future bioeconomy (Choi and Shin, 2020). Various microorganisms already play fundamental roles in our daily life and, if used intelligently, some significant problems associated with the production of green materials can be solved. Indeed, the vast diversity of microorganisms provides huge applications opportunities (Akinsemolu, 2018) The scientific research is still poor comparatively to what these bio-based knowledge areas can offer In this review we also analyze the opportunities and challenges of using nanocelluloses as sources of the most noble natural raw material for the textile industry Production methods used in the textile industry are discussed as well as novel processes using Ionic Liquids and solvent-free fibers the sustainability of textile fibers and their life cycle assessment (LCA) are analyzed Figure 1. Classification of main natural and man-made fibers [adapted from Murthy (2016), Sinclair (2015)] In recent years, several nanocelluloses (NC), from microbial and plant sources, have been tested as a source of textile fibers. The interest in NCs is essentially focused on taking advantage of their higher crystallinity, since they promote great mechanical resistance (Nunes, 2014). NC is not a single material type but rather a family of materials with very distinct features, mostly due to different sources and preparation methods (Clemons, 2016) BNC membrane before (A) and after (B) purification the most used industrial methods for dissolving cellulose pulp are the Viscose Regenerated cellulose fibers are being used in the most diverse materials, from sportswear to health care textiles, alone or combined with other natural or synthetic fibers, thanks to their characteristic properties as tensile strength and smoothness (Karthik and Rathinamoorthy, 2017) The Viscose process is the world’s most widely used method for producing RCF. The first patent on the Viscose method was granted to Cross and Bevan in 1893. Over the past 100 years, this process underwent many alterations, although the basic chemistry is still the same, which allowed Viscose to become one of the most widely used regenerated fibers (Wilkes, 2001; Thakur et al., 2017) Figure 4. Mechanism of Viscose fiber production [addapted from McKeen (2017), Rodgers and Waddell (2013)] Figure 5. Schematics of Viscose fiber production [addapted from Alagirusamy and Das (2015), Sayyed et al. (2019)] Despite being made from wood, the fiber production by Viscose process is known to cause significant environmental problems due to the high usage of chemicals, such as sodium hydroxide, producing sodium sulfate as a by-product. The life cycle of the Viscose process encompasses other impacts, associated to how reagents are produced and recycled, as well as the consumption of energy, the use of fossil fuel and deforestation (Shen et al., 2010) Recently, the company Nanollose announced the development of a Viscose making process using BNC. This method transforms BNC into NullarborTM Tree-Free Viscose fibers using manufacturing equipment compatible with those currently used by the industry (Jinzarli et al., 2019; Nanollose, 2020)3 N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide, commonly known as NMMO, is the most used of all non-derivatizing cellulose solvents, due to its capacity to directly dissolve high concentrations of cellulose, while preserving the chemical properties of the polymer. The possibility of recycling up to 99.7% of the solvent, makes the process economically viable and more environmentally friendly (White, 2001; Olsson and Westman, 2013) Figure 6. N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide–cellulose dissolution mechanism: Reprinted with permission from Pinkert et al. (2010) Copyright (2010) American Chemical Society Since NMMO is thermally unstable, the dissolution of cellulose in NMMO at high temperatures is accomplished in well-controlled environment. NMMO degrades at temperatures higher than 120°C. Due to its reactivity, stabilizers should be added at the start of the dissolution process, most commonly propyl gallate (Rosenau et al., 2002) Figure 7. Schematic phase diagram of the cellulose–MMO–H2O system: (line CBA) variation in the composition of the system during cellulose dissolution via the traditional MMO process; (closed circles) composition of the system during cellulose dissolution via the solid-phase MMO process; (I) MMO monohydrate and (II) MMO 2.5-hydrate (Golova et al., 2013) Figure 8. NMMO based lyocell process [addapted from Jiang et al. (2020), Sayyed et al. (2019)] Figure 9. Mechanism of the cellulose acetate preparation [addapted from Sayyed et al. (2019), Silva et al. (2017)] Figure 10. Schematic illustrations of simplified systems for (A) wet-spinning and (B) dry-spinning. Reprinted (adapted) with permission from Lundahl (2018) Copyright (2018) American Chemical Society Mechanical properties of different cellulose nanofiber filaments The specific strength of this CNF fibers also exceeds that of metals Figure 11. Schematic of double flow-focusing channel used for CNF assembly (Mittal et al., 2018) The rapid population growth and careless consumption of natural resources are causing serious global problems, such as air and water pollution and global warming. Fossil fuels exceeds 50% of the word’s total energy sources and based on present water consumption, water resources are likely to decrease by 30% in 2050 (Kazan et al., 2020) the environmental problems caused by humankind are reaching dangerous levels being the search and adoption of more environmentally sustainable processes a mandatory paradigm change Figure 12. The business involved in the textile and clothing supply chain [adapted from Choudhury (2014)] Although the entire process of textile production generates hazardous wastes, in this review we focus only on raw materials and fibers production. A cradle-to-gate LCA study, shown in Table 3, makes possible to evaluate the environmental impact of different fiber production processes (Dibdiakova and Timmermann, 2014) the same framework must be used for all stages of the life-cycle of a commercial product or service (this means using the same criteria for a life cycle inventory of the required resources (energy and materials) across the value chain and determining the corresponding emissions to the environment) Data here collected was obtained from different sources and therefore a direct comparison of the impact categories is not straightforward LCA cradle-to-gate of different impact categories per 1000 kg of fiber (functional unit) produced under different methods Regarding the processing stage, the Viscose process has different environmental impacts depending on where it is produced (Shen et al., 2010) The problems with these fibers are the chemicals used in the regeneration process and the need for large plantation areas for wood production These plantation areas need to have a sustainable managing system Several types of fibers have been produced to fulfill people’s needs and demands these fibers have environmental implications associated to raw material processing and transport the most environmentally friendly cellulose fibers on the market are produced by the Lyocell process Current trends include the development of filaments without using solvents the development of new solvents and new sources of fibers This presents a superior outlook in terms of sustainability the large scale production of this biotech cellulose is still to be demonstrated Further research is still needed to scale up its production as their production cost Man-made cellulosic fibers are here to stay they assume an important role in the textile industry Along the history its commercialization faced one major problem: the price These fibers are more expensive than cotton and the increasing economic power in some underdeveloped 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are Chaves 1 win(s) Who won between Chaves and Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 15 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT?Chaves won 2–0 over Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 15 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Chaves is playing home against Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 15 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Maritimo vs Felgueiras 1932 on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Maritimo 1 win(s) Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Maritimo and Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 15 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Maritimo vs Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 15 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT ended in a 0–0 tie.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Maritimo is playing home against Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 25 Jan 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Alverca won 1–0 over Felgueiras 1932 on Sat Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Felgueiras 1932 and Alverca on Sat 25 Jan 2025 11:00:00 GMT?Alverca won 1–0 over Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 25 Jan 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Felgueiras 1932 is playing home against Alverca on Sat 08 Feb 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Felgueiras 1932 won 1–0 over Tondela on Sat Who won between Felgueiras 1932 and Tondela on Sat 08 Feb 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Felgueiras 1932 won 1–0 over Tondela on Sat 08 Feb 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Felgueiras 1932 is playing home against Tondela on Sat 13 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Torreense vs Felgueiras 1932 on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are Torreense 2 win(s) Have scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Torreense and Felgueiras 1932 on Sun 13 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Torreense vs Felgueiras 1932 on Sun 13 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches Torreense is playing home against Felgueiras 1932 on Sun 04 May 2025 10:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Felgueiras 1932 vs Benfica B on Sun Have scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Felgueiras 1932 and Benfica B on Sun 04 May 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Felgueiras 1932 vs Benfica B on Sun 04 May 2025 10:00:00 GMT ended in a 3–3 tie.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Felgueiras 1932 is playing home against Benfica B on Sun 01 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Feirense won 3–2 over Felgueiras 1932 on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Feirense 0 win(s) Who won between Feirense and Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 01 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT?Feirense won 3–2 over Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 01 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Feirense is playing home against Felgueiras 1932 on Sat 31 Mar 2025 19:15:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Mafra won 1–0 over Felgueiras 1932 on Mon The current head to head record for the teams are Mafra 0 win(s) Who won between Mafra and Felgueiras 1932 on Mon 31 Mar 2025 19:15:00 GMT?Mafra won 1–0 over Felgueiras 1932 on Mon 31 Mar 2025 19:15:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 2 goals in their last 5 matches Mafra is playing home against Felgueiras 1932 on Mon Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker has spent the past half-century on the island teaching and running the diocesan seminary in Dili A 100-year-old Portuguese Jesuit priest who has spent more than half his life working in East Timor has been awarded the country’s highest honour was one of several people to be awarded the Order of Timor-Leste by President Francisco Guterres on Wednesday Timor-Leste is East Timor’s official Portuguese name is aimed at honouring individuals “who in their professional social activity or even in a spontaneous act of heroic or altruism have contributed significantly for the benefit of Timor-Leste and grand collar which is exclusively reserved for heads of state who received an award in the insignia category in 2016 this time was awarded the higher collar-grade prize President Guterres said Father Felgueiras was being recognised for making important contributions to society and the development of East Timor to become vice-chancellor of the diocesan seminary in Dili He also taught Portuguese at St Joseph High School in Dili where many of East Timor’s future leaders were educated After Portugal’s withdrawal and Indonesia’s invasion in late 1975 but was reportedly kept under surveillance by the Indonesian authorities he and Pastor José Alves Martin – who died in March – published a book on political events in East Timor since 1975 In a recent interview with Portuguese newswire Lusa he said he was still enjoying life in East Timor very much he said: “I didn’t do anything to be 100 years old I just do what other people do and I live as long as God gives me I came here as a missionary to work as long as the Society of Jesus wanted and that is how it is now.” a paint specialist has lovingly restored his Georgian house in Whitechapel The basement table of Pedro da Costa Felgueiras’s east London home looks like a still-life painting A glistening triangle of membrillo on a wooden board two enamel mugs and a silver teapot sit atop a utilitarian cloth The only concession to modernity is Felgueiras’s laptop (he’s studying an online course in agriculture) The table itself is 18th-century and was found in the basement when he bought the house 12 years ago I was steeped in this aesthetic from an early age and it stuck with meFelgueiras refills the teapot with water from a stove-top kettle and pours us both a cup of fermented chai from his favourite tea emporium in Lisbon I was surrounded by historic buildings,” he recalls baroque building in the main square; the school I went to had this ancient stone staircase and courtyards; even my local church was an old palace I was steeped in this aesthetic from an early age and it stuck with me.” Felgueiras is an expert in Oriental and European lacquer and historic paint techniques. He studied interior design and art history in Portugal before moving to London at the age of 19 to study the conservation of decorative surfaces. His mentor, Margaret Ballardie encouraged his interest in historic paint and together they began to research and recreate historic recipes using alchemical ingredients Top table: flagstones and period furniture in the basement kitchen. Photograph: Elena Heatherwick/The ObserverIn 1995, he founded Lacquer Studios and began accepting commissions including the reinstatement of 80 missing dragons that originally adorned the roofs of the Great Pagoda at Kew Gardens; the restoration of all the decorative schemes of Horace Walpole’s summer villa Strawberry Hill House in Twickenham; and artists Gilbert and George’s residence in Spitalfields His work in Spitalfields brought Felgueiras to the attention of Tim Whittaker Whittaker had saved 10 houses on Varden Street from the wrecking ball and was acting as an estate agent on behalf of the London Development Agency who was initially underwhelmed by the dilapidated four-storey building being offered for sale Felgueiras began to recreate its interior with cast-iron fireplaces found on eBay cobblestones salvaged from building sites and floorboards from reclamation yards Brown study: an old chest of drawers in the kitchen Photograph: Elena Heatherwick/The Observer“What I’m doing isn’t special,” says Felgueiras “You can bring old houses to the 21st century – you just have to think about things.” He shows me the fridge There’s also underfloor heating beneath the flagstones in the basement kitchen which he dug out to increase the ceiling height The kitchen/dining room leads to a secluded courtyard garden Twelve years ago this was a patch of tarmac: today it boasts a topiary peacock and espaliered apple trees bright green leaves spreads through the cracks in the paving stones he remarked upon the structural stability of what he thought was a 200-year-old potting shed unable to believe it had only recently been built the Varden Street house is a testing ground for his work on historic interiors royal blue is set against murky green woodwork pale lilac is paired with woodwork painted in warm stone the red oxide used on the window frames of his potting shed remains as rich as the day it was painted Bedtime stories: books and the four-poster bed in the master bedroom Photograph: Elena Heatherwick/The ObserverWhile the colours in his home are rooted in English history Felgueiras has “let himself be more Portuguese” with the decorative items A menagerie of ceramic animal heads line the walls of his back porch and in the reception room two Portuguese ceramic monkeys hang out under a glass vitrine watched over by a row of photographs of “19th-century men with beards” The rooms also contain Felgueiras’s own furniture including lacquered side tables and mirrors that combine Georgian shapes with modernist patterns four-poster beds and bedroom chairs are also his own designs Having spent years creating the interiors of Varden Street to a farm with 80 hectares that he plans to run as a rural retreat The land is gradually being cleared of eucalyptus and replanted with cork and fruit trees the project won’t really happen in my lifetime,” he says “It will take 135 years to develop fully.” He doesn’t seem to mind that Pedro Da Costa Felgueiras creates forgotten hues prevalent throughout the 18th century for example – a pigment the colour of dried blood it is made from a common iron oxide known as hermaitie it is believed to have been derived from ground-up mummies Felgueiras sources his pigments from Europe and South America One – blue verditer – is made by ‘an eccentric gentleman’ in Nottingham who arduously stirs batches of copper carbonate before burying them in the ground to fix the colour The pigments are ground by hand using a pestle They are then mixed with linseed oil if they are being applied to timber or they are mixed into a traditional rabbit-skin glue distemper Off the charts: vibrant red paint by Pedro Da Costa Felgueiras Photograph: Terry Mapstone/AlamyFelgueiras describes some historic pigments as ‘fugitive’ – their colour can alter over time the blue I used on the timber of my staircase changed rapidly because I used indigo blue,’ he explains Felgueiras remains resolutely uninterested in ‘endless’ colour charts ‘Colour isn’t the same as pigment,’ he says ‘Colour is something you can get from any paint shop If you’re talking about historical colours because you are limited by the pigments and the technology that was available at the time.’ Experimenting within those limitations is what defines his mercurial craft ‘I love the fact that mixing up those pigments is quite hard work,’ he says lacquerstudios.com This is the archive of The Observer up until 21/04/2025 The Observer is now owned and operated by Tortoise Media in northern portugal, local studio FCC arquitectura has completed the renovation and extension of a rural stone farmhouse as the existing structure was in severe disrepair the design team chose to demolish its dilapidated interior and only use the remaining shell to contain the new dwelling additional floor space houses further living accommodation presenting sweeping views of the region’s rolling terrain a laundry and a storage compartment are found at ground floor level with an internal stairway leading residents and guests upstairs with a kitchen-diner at the southern edge of the plot separated from the sleeping quarters primary living space is contained within a large lounge that overlooks an elevated garden at the rear of the property providing an open area for external recreation architecture: FCC arquitectura engineering: paulo oliveira builder: adalberto e filhos type: single family housing name project: RM house status: built location: felgueiras portugal total area: 540 sqm / 5,812 sqf status: completed photography: josé campos AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style In a small house at the foot of the hill an old woman crumbles a piece of bread with her fingers brings it to the lips of the girl sitting on her lap rests her head on her grandmother’s chest and asks for a larger piece The house with a tiled facade is one of many as if drawn by a pencil amid the sun-drenched hills in northern Portugal The name of the bread: Pão de Ló de Margaride the tradition of Pão de Ló has been kept through family customs everyday moments that are stored in memory Made with three basic ingredients – eggs flour and sugar – Pão de Ló de Margarine has a history that dates back to the 18th century when a woman named Clara María finds the ideal combination and makes what would become the now famous Pão de Ló “This bread immediately gained notoriety because it could last for up to two or three weeks without expiring,” explains Cláudio Ferreira general director of the Felgueiras Business Association “It is believed that Clara María was inspired by a recipe she heard of in a convent.” The house where Clara María lived can be found in Margaride one of the freguesías or neighborhoods of the municipality of Felgueiras also the seat of the town hall or cámara do concelho The center of Margaride has many trees and cobbled streets; bakeries fill the air with the sweet aroma from their ovens Clara María made sure that her legacy continued through her employees It was the latter who pushed the production of Pão de Ló to even higher levels As a result of the fifty years of Leonor Rosa’s unrelenting efforts the Pão de Ló de Margaride goes beyond Felgueiras and extends throughout the country a letter with the shields of the Dukes of Braganza and signed by the count of São Mamede gives Leonor Rosa’s bakery the title of Royal Supplier this factory was inaugurated,” explains Guilherme Lickfold and descendant of Leonor Rosa da Silva’s third husband The building is located in the Republic Square “In these two ovens the loaves are placed for more or less 45 minutes although there may be larger.” The baking time can vary depending on the size of the bread and the consistency desired One of the fundamental elements of the Pão de Ló de Margaride is the use of fresh eggs only fresh eggs are used,” explains Cláudio Ferreira “There is Pão de Ló in other areas of Portugal but the tradition is not the same the Felgueiras Business Association has begun the process to obtain Protected Geographical Identification (PGI) In addition to ensuring the quality of the production methods of the Pão de Ló this identification would allow producers to have greater reach and visibility internationally they know it is a quality product,” says Cláudio Ferreira “The customer immediately knows that it is a real Pão de Ló de Margaride.” One of the challenges for the export of the Pão de Ló is the time needed for transport and distribution Another objective of the PGI certification would be the possibility to submit the breads to an ultra-freezing process which would extend the life of the product for up to two months The investment required to obtain the PGI amounts to 240,000 euros At the top of one of the hills in Margaride stands the parish of Santa Quitéria where every June 29th Women dressed in traditional costumes carry baskets full of flowers on their heads advance in procession singing and dancing in honor of the saint who was beheaded in the second century for having maintained their faith the parish of Santa Quitéria celebrated its 300th anniversary smoking a cigarette; women stand under the shade of ash trees chatting and fanning their faces as well as stands with kiwis and asparagus all of them an important part of the economy in the region Children walk hand in hand with their parents eating cavacas: cookies made with the same dough as Pão de Ló try the cavaquinhas da serra,” explains José Mario Sousa “The sweet taste of Pão de Ló combines very well with the salty taste of sheep cheese.” Founded in 1974 by José Mario’s mother the factory has been characterized by its creative and innovative spirit in transforming traditional products to offer new and different flavors This innovative attitude has already been recognized on several occasions including the prize for the best Abade de Priscos pudding in 2014 “In 2014 my mother won in the category for companies And that was really the takeoff for our family business Now many more people know about Casa Rosa Sousa.” In the Rosa Sousa store you can find four different flavors of pudding(coffee Pão de Ló de Margaride with chocolate flavor Both the Cavacas and the Pão de Ló de Margaride are finalists for the contest of the Seven Wonders of the Sweets of Portugal The five bakeries that produce the Pão de Ló de Margaride are: Essential cookies enable basic functions and are necessary for the proper function of the website Statistics cookies collect information anonymously This information helps us to understand how our visitors use our website Moreirense had qualified to the fourth round after defeating Canelas 2010 3-1 in the third round of the Cup last month Felgueiras unluckily missed a chance early on Rúben Lima raised a corner and keeper Goba turned the ball into the bottom of his goal Felgueiras were going into the match playing defensively and this goal began to dismantle the strategy of Felgueiras and catapult Moreirense The hosts then doubled their lead as Arsenio Nunes scored from a pass from Rúben Lima They then killed the game just before halftime when Neto made it 3-0 He collected an attempted clearance from Vítor Pinto following a cross from Zizo inside the box and netted his side’s third goal Felgueiras scored a consolation goal in the 79th minute when Toze lost the ball in his own box Frederic Maciel scored eight minutes from time before Ricardo reduced the deficit again from the spot in the 90th minute completed his brace with a last-gasp goal to secure a 5-2 victory for his side Moreirense advance to the round of 16 the Taca de Portugal They next play Boavista on Saturday in the league and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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Read our privacy notice The Georgian terrace house in Whitechapel lovingly restored by Pedro da Costa Felgueiras has a colour palette like no other having completely unique colours,” he says pointing at the pretty yellow-ochre cupboards in the kitchen has hand-painted every wall and panelled surface in the entire house with paint he makes using only natural pigments and linseed oil shift and change in daylight or candlelight He didn’t speak English or know anyone but “It was cheap then — nobody wanted to live round here he worked for artists Gilbert & George He has since advised on colour at Strawberry Hill — the 18th-century home of Horace Walpole — at Kew Palace working among the grand houses of historic Spitalfields he realised it was time to find a home of his own The Spitalfields Trust had just got hold of 10 derelict little houses in Whitechapel dating back to 1812 and was looking for first-time buyers to restore them and the Trust grabbed me by the collar and said ‘you’re buying it’ There were only two original doors and a few floorboards — the rest was gone.” but he was with a group of neighbours doing the same thing He had always done up the places he had lived in “Don’t make an old house grander than it really was a steel Smeg cooker and mid-century modern lighting Fifties furniture suits Georgian houses really well.” four-storey house involved digging out the low basement to a normal height This meant underpinning the entire building low attic was replaced with a new floor and new stairs to give a master bedroom and gorgeous en suite bathroom divided by a half-glazed wall Da Costa Felgueiras worked with a carpenter to replace missing panelling A full-height extension was built at the back covered with timber lapping and painted with Da Costa Felgueiras paint The Tarmac was dug up and replaced by a walled garden with espaliered apple and pear trees set off by a riot of scented tobacco plants and crimson dahlias he built a workroom with a little bathroom With its handmade roof tiles and tall windows glazed with horticultural glass which is a very 18th-century thing to do,” he explains and its proud owner set about the laborious task of painting every inch of wood he celebrated in a way the first owners would have understood — decorating with greenery branches and ribbon-tied mistletoe; heaping dishes with quinces and other seasonal fruits; perfuming the fires with pine needles; lighting candles glistening copper pot of winter soup for family and friends to share This magical home didn’t come without tears “Restoring a house is one of the most stressful things you will ever do,” Da Costa Felgueiras explains “Don’t expect to do building work and not shed some tears but you need that emotion and passion to do it properly Pedro Da Costa Felgueiras’s tips for Christmas decorating in London Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in major blow for Putin ahead of Victory Day celebrations Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in blow for Putin UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close Royals watch historic flypast as huge crowds turns out for VE Day 80th anniversary  Royals watch historic Red Arrows flypast for VE Day 80th anniversary Pelajari lebih lanjut tentang pemecahan masalah di WordPress. has rekindled his affiliation with the former FA Cup champions as they gear up for the forthcoming 2023/24 season a prominent presence in the Ghana Premier League has unveiled the return of their center-back subsequent to his loan stint with the Portuguese outfit FC Felgueiras Osei Kuffour ventured beyond Ghanaian shores to secure a season-long loan arrangement with the Portuguese third-tier league club His decision came on the heels of a remarkable performance during the 2021/22 season His contributions were pivotal to Bechem United’s achievements securing the 1st runner-up position in the MTN FA Cup and finishing as 2nd runner-up in the Ghana Premier League all before embarking on his loan experience in Portugal he accumulated 31 appearances and netted one goal The management and coaching staff of Bechem United expressed their elation at the return of the 21-year-old defender foreseeing that he would infuse renewed perspectives and elevated skills into the team “Kuffour has shown tremendous growth during his loan spell and we believe he will bring a fresh perspective and enhanced skills to our team We warmly welcome him back and are excited to see him in action once again we have enough experienced defenders such as Aaron Essel (Ghana U20 Emmanuel Ababio and the general captain James Papa Yaw are more than capable to lead the defence and give a better performance in the upcoming season” said Mr Kuffour is slated to initiate training with Bechem United later this week under the guidance of their newly appointed coach © 2013 - [current_year]  | SportsWorldGhana | All rights reserved Ghana forward George Nana Kwame Ofosu has been sacked by Portuguese lower tier side  F.C Felgueiras 1932 have terminated the contract of Ghanaian attacker with immediate effect Ofosu’s contract with them was terminated based on mutual understanding between both parties having joined them in the summer “FC Felgueiras informs that it has reached an agreement with Ofosu for the friendly dismissal between the two parties we wish him the best sporting happiness,” a statement from the club’s official communication network reads Ghanaian forward Eric Ayiah has been named Man-Of-The-Match following his explosive performance in the Liga 3 Portugal on Saturday evening The former Ghana U17 captain got his second goal in his second consecutive game for CD Trofense as they beat Felgueiras at home He provided a masterclass and a spectacular display for the club in a a 2-0 home win over their opponent to remain on course for promotion into Liga 2 His goal gave the home team a first half lead which was well deserved for the host who created a lot of good openings in the game The Ghanaian forward has two goals in three matches for the club