jueves, 31 de mayo de 2012
miércoles, 30 de mayo de 2012
martes, 29 de mayo de 2012
Estas judías locas
usando pantalones y modelando... el colmo de zorra!
Una-modelo-contra-la-comunidad-judía-ortodoxa-de-nueva-york.html
Una-modelo-contra-la-comunidad-judía-ortodoxa-de-nueva-york.html
Todo lo que ninguna te quiso enseñar
O contar...
;-) Pero me pregunto qué se puedeaprender de gozar con frígidas catolicangas? ;-)
No es que tengan problemas sexuales... Son un problema sexual! ;-)
Pero mejor dejemos a las sexpertas sexpresarse...
Pienso que este video con subtítulos pueda sólo ser el mejor aliciente para muchas de reaprender inglés...
Ahmm... tal como lo he expresado... del resto del tema ya saben.. pero se hacen las insexpertas con los tontos con quienes se cruzan! ;-))
;-) Pero me pregunto qué se puede
No es que tengan problemas sexuales... Son un problema sexual! ;-)
Pero mejor dejemos a las sexpertas sexpresarse...
Pienso que este video con subtítulos pueda sólo ser el mejor aliciente para muchas de reaprender inglés...
Ahmm... tal como lo he expresado... del resto del tema ya saben.. pero se hacen las insexpertas con los tontos con quienes se cruzan! ;-))
lunes, 28 de mayo de 2012
John Kricher
Source
la obra maestra de John Kricher: Un Compañero Neotropical.
Solo haga click en el libro y se descargará automáticamente una versión en formato pdf.
Esta versión en español fue producto de un arduo esfuerzo de la American Birding Association y de un equipo internacional de traductores. Pocos libros muestran con tanta claridad y amenidad lo que sucede en el interior de los bosques tropicales de América Latina. ¡Que lo disfruten mucho!
Why did you write this book?
Professor
of Biology John Kricher, an expert in ornithology, has been studying
and teaching about the tropics for more than three decades. His newest
book is Tropical Ecology (Princeton University Press, 2011). The
632-page color-illustrated textbook offers a comprehensive and
accessible introduction to the subject for advanced undergraduates and
graduate students. Senior writer Hannah Benoit talked with him about the
book.
My earlier book, A Neotropical Companion,
focused mainly on the Middle American tropics. Many college courses in
tropical ecology adopted it, but there was still a clear need for a
college-level comprehensive textbook on tropical ecology, and my editor
asked me to take it on. Tropical regions offer outstanding opportunities
to research and to learn how complex interactions occur among species
that have profound effects in structuring ecosystems and in how our very
planet functions.
What can tropical ecology teach us about life on Earth?
The key to tropical ecology is in the complexity of relationships among the myriad of species present. No other ecosystems, natural or otherwise, rival the tropics in the number of species of plants, birds, mammals, insects, microbes, etc., that you find in just a hectare of forest. Well over 50 percent of the world’s species are found only in the tropics, even though the total area of the tropics is proportionally far less than that. There are 20 to 30 species of trees and shrubs in Wheaton Woods. But if we moved Wheaton to, say, Amazonia, we’d have 200 to 300 or more species of trees and shrubs in the same amount of area. We’d be able to discover new species of insects and various other forms of life.
Why is biodiversity important?
la obra maestra de John Kricher: Un Compañero Neotropical.
Solo haga click en el libro y se descargará automáticamente una versión en formato pdf.
Esta versión en español fue producto de un arduo esfuerzo de la American Birding Association y de un equipo internacional de traductores. Pocos libros muestran con tanta claridad y amenidad lo que sucede en el interior de los bosques tropicales de América Latina. ¡Que lo disfruten mucho!
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Why did you write this book?
Fall 2011 by
Professor
of Biology John Kricher, an expert in ornithology, has been studying
and teaching about the tropics for more than three decades. His newest
book is Tropical Ecology (Princeton University Press, 2011). The
632-page color-illustrated textbook offers a comprehensive and
accessible introduction to the subject for advanced undergraduates and
graduate students. Senior writer Hannah Benoit talked with him about the
book.My earlier book, A Neotropical Companion,
focused mainly on the Middle American tropics. Many college courses in
tropical ecology adopted it, but there was still a clear need for a
college-level comprehensive textbook on tropical ecology, and my editor
asked me to take it on. Tropical regions offer outstanding opportunities
to research and to learn how complex interactions occur among species
that have profound effects in structuring ecosystems and in how our very
planet functions.What can tropical ecology teach us about life on Earth?
The key to tropical ecology is in the complexity of relationships among the myriad of species present. No other ecosystems, natural or otherwise, rival the tropics in the number of species of plants, birds, mammals, insects, microbes, etc., that you find in just a hectare of forest. Well over 50 percent of the world’s species are found only in the tropics, even though the total area of the tropics is proportionally far less than that. There are 20 to 30 species of trees and shrubs in Wheaton Woods. But if we moved Wheaton to, say, Amazonia, we’d have 200 to 300 or more species of trees and shrubs in the same amount of area. We’d be able to discover new species of insects and various other forms of life.
Why is biodiversity important?
domingo, 27 de mayo de 2012
The Tribe That Hides From Man (1970)
The Kreen-Akrore are a forest Indian tribe living in the Amazon basin of
Brazil who successfully managed to evade the cameras and crew
accompanying the Villas Boas brothers during their attempt to make first
contact with these hostile and entirely unknown people. The search for
the Kreen-Akrore lends itself to a documentary style which uses the
conventions of narrative cinema, unfolding the events chronologically,
while building up the tension and suspense of the search: for example
subjective' shots are utilised to give the impression of what it is like
to be watched, by unseen eyes in a hostile jungle. Some of the scenes
are clearly staged, thus helping to reconstruct the events and tensions
of the search
Roncador Xingu expedition (vía aérea)
[Vouyerismo postguerra de la civilización occidental]
Expedition to Roncador Xingu indians deep in the Amazone forests (1946)
Interesante que tengan perros
Deberían haber hecho fotos del fenotipo y razas de esos perros...
pero con tanta teta al aire... quién quiere canes?
(Fabricación de una flecha)
Brasil, expedition to Xingu indians in 1948
Expedition to Roncador Xingu indians deep in the Amazone forests in 1948. A sacred flute ritual is seen. Flutists are accompanied by pubescent girls coming out of isolation. One girl, who has fallen ill, is transported down the river for treatment.
Preparación de arepas de yuca
Expedition to Roncador Xingu indians deep in the Amazone forests (1946)
Interesante que tengan perros
Deberían haber hecho fotos del fenotipo y razas de esos perros...
pero con tanta teta al aire... quién quiere canes?
(Fabricación de una flecha)
Brasil, expedition to Xingu indians in 1948
Expedition to Roncador Xingu indians deep in the Amazone forests in 1948. A sacred flute ritual is seen. Flutists are accompanied by pubescent girls coming out of isolation. One girl, who has fallen ill, is transported down the river for treatment.
Preparación de arepas de yuca
Yawalapiti -Spirits of the eclipse
The Yawalapiti live in a remote natural habitat in the Amazon known as
the Xingu National Park. They are a hugely decorative tribe that has
many shamanic ceremonies. The Yawalapiti are also a wrestling tribe with
many sexual games. The film follows the tribe as a recent lunar eclipse
initiates a ceremony to protect against spirits. What follows is a
mixture of wrestling innuendo; trance induced rituals and elaborate and
colourful body painting.
http://youtu.be/2fMgXJY9H00
Stream the whole film at:
http://oxfordhumanities.com/products_details.php?name=products&id=9
http://youtu.be/2fMgXJY9H00
All of those women are natural beauties. Unfortunately this
video was flagged, simply because it shows nudity. Why are Americans so
sexually backward? This is an informative video that we could all take
a lesson from. These people are having a fun time, and dont have a care
in the world weather or not their bare butt is showing. The guys are
not ogling the girls, and the girls are in no way trying to hide
themselves. This is how life was intended, but we make it complicated.
Stream the whole film at:
http://oxfordhumanities.com/products_details.php?name=products&id=9
viernes, 25 de mayo de 2012
Las peripecias de un real cazador
http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/the-buzz-florida-politics/content/scott-king-spain-ive-ridden-elephants-ive-never-tried-shoot-one
--"I needed you in the Jeep with me,”
-------------------------
Rifled Slug Load:
A shotgun shell loaded with a solid lead bullet.
Slugs are huge hunks of soft lead, grooved on the sides. The purpose of the grooves is to minimize friction in the bore and to give the slug the ability to easily compress and pass through a choked barrel. Contrary to popular belief, the grooves actually impart little or no spin to the slug as it travels through the air, and therefore don't really contribute to stability in flight. Rifled slugs can be fired through a smoothbore barrel with reasonable accuracy at a moderate range of 75 yards or so. They have enormous stopping capability. Because slug loads must be carefully aimed like a rifle or handgun, their use detracts from the shotgun's main advantage: superior hit probability with pellets.
--"I needed you in the Jeep with me,”
-------------------------
Rifled Slug Load:
A shotgun shell loaded with a solid lead bullet.
Slugs are huge hunks of soft lead, grooved on the sides. The purpose of the grooves is to minimize friction in the bore and to give the slug the ability to easily compress and pass through a choked barrel. Contrary to popular belief, the grooves actually impart little or no spin to the slug as it travels through the air, and therefore don't really contribute to stability in flight. Rifled slugs can be fired through a smoothbore barrel with reasonable accuracy at a moderate range of 75 yards or so. They have enormous stopping capability. Because slug loads must be carefully aimed like a rifle or handgun, their use detracts from the shotgun's main advantage: superior hit probability with pellets.
Biopsia de un dictador bipolar
codigovenezuela.com/2011/10/noticias/pais/cancer-de-chavez-es-de-muy-mal-pronostico
...
...
– VFG: ¿Cuál es el perfil de Hugo Chávez Frías como paciente de un médico de la Presidencia?
- SN: El presidente Chávez es un hombre que ha
sido tratado en el pasado por una enfermedad de tipo maníaco-depresiva
conocida por sus biógrafos y por los médicos que lo hemos atendido. Este
padecimiento ha sido manejado antes por un grupo de siquiatras,
encabezados por el médico Edmundo Chirinos, quien ha sido condenado en
2010 a 20 años de cárcel por el asesinato de una paciente en 2008. Ese
tratamiento médico mantiene al Presidente compensado en sus
manifestaciones de estados mentales inestables que pasan de la euforia a
la tristeza, estados en los que la personalidad se disocia y llega a
tener episodios de pérdida de contacto con la realidad. Es una
enfermedad muy frecuente en el mundo de hoy, calificada como trastorno
bipolar. El presidente Chávez oscila entre estos polos, con más
tendencia a la euforia, a la hiperactividad y a la manía.
...
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