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Ola Meninas,Nos dias 30 e 31 vai rolar o coquetel de lancamento da Colecao Equus Ana Hickmann no Shopping Eldorado a partir das 12h00.Parte das vendas da linha Ana Hickmann serao revertidas para a Associacao de Ballet e Artes para Cegos Fernanda Biachini.Vejam as fotos da campanha, um arraso!!!!Amei esta blusa...... Ola meninas,Recentemente descobri o site feelunique.com, nao sei se todas conhecem mas para mim foi novidade. Amei o site, vendem todos os tipos de produtos para cabelos, make e perfumes, enfim, uma infinidade de marcas, pena que nem todas sao entregues no Brasil.Entao decidi fazer um teste, comprei uma mascara de tratamento da Schwarkopf, mas especificamente esta.... Schwarkopf Bonacure Repair Rescue Mascara e uma mascara de tratamento reconstrutor profunda e duradora que repara e regenera a estrutura interna capilar. Sua formula contem aproximadamente mais de 30% de principios ativos, proteina Cura Tec que junto a glicina oferece protecao com acao reparadora e proporciona uniao da estrutura da fibra danificada. Ainda em sua composicao possui Aphinity Technology que sao agentes ativvos que detectam as zonas danificadas da estrutura do cabelo e aderem-se a fibra formando um escudo protetor. Olhem o valor que paguei US$ 17,19 ( esqueci do mais importante o frete e free ), vi em alguns sites aqui no Brasil e o valor da mesma mascara sai por R$ 142,90.Assim que chegar e eu testar aviso voces.beijos You will need: 2 large chocolate bars 12 large fresh strawberries, stems on wax paper DirectionsLeave the stems on the berries. This way you can holdthem by the stems when dipping. Wash and dry thestrawberries. Break chocolate into small pieces andplace in microwave safe bowl. Heat in microwave ovenon high for 30 seconds. Check chocolate and heat another 15 30 seconds if needed. Holding by stems, dip each strawberry. Place on wax paper to cool. What = what's your address? (Qual e seu endereco?)Where = where are my magazines? (Onde estao minhas revistas?)Who = who is playing the guitar? (Quem esta tocando violao?)Why = why can't he go to the party? (Por que ele nao pode ir a festa?) Write the sentences in the past continuos:a)Mary / study mathMary was studying math.b)The students / go at school in the morning.The students were going at school in the morning.c)Everybody / eat a lot of chocolates.Everybody was eating a lot of chocolates.d)Caroline and gustavo / walk at the park.Caroline and gustavo were walking at the park.e)Caroline / run on the beach.Caroline wasrunning on the beach. EASTER EGGS Of all the symbols, the easter egg is the most awaited by children. In pagan cultures, the egg brought the idea of early life. People used to give eggs to friends, wishing them good luck. The Chinese have used to distribute among friends colored eggs in the spring, as a reference to the renewal of life. There are many legends about the eggs. The best known is the Persians: they believed that the earth had fallen from a giant egg, and for this reason, the eggs became sacred. The early Christians of the East were the first to
give colorful Easter eggs symbolize the resurrection, birth into a new life. European countries used to write messages and dates on eggs and donate them to friends. In others, like Germany, the custom was to give children. In Armenia decorate hollow eggs with pictures of Jesus, Mary and other religious figures. Color eggs with colors of spring to celebrate the Passover, was adopted by Christians in the eighteenth century. The church donated the eggs to the faithful benthos. The replacement of hard-boiled eggs and chocolate eggs painted by, can be justified by the prohibition of the consumption of animal flesh, by some Christians during Lent. The most accepted version is that the appearance of the chocolate industry in 1830 in England, made the consumption of chocolate eggs increase. RABBIT The rabbit is a rodent mammal that spends much of his time eating. He has cute hair and good eats carrots and vegetables. Rabbits need to chew food well to prevent their teeth grow continuously. For its great fertility, the rabbit became the most popular symbol of Easter. Is it symbolizes the Church, through the power of Christ, is fruitful in its mission to spread the word of God to all people. LAMB The lamb is the most ancient symbol of Easter, is the symbol of the covenant made between God and the Jewish people at Passover of the Old Law. In the Old Testament, Easter was celebrated with unleavened bread (no yeast) and with the sacrifice of a lamb as a reminder of the great deed of God in behalf of his people, the liberation from slavery in Egypt. So the people of Israel celebrated the deliverance and God's covenant with his people. Moses, chosen by God to liberate the Jewish people from slavery of the Pharaohs, celebrated the passage to freedom, sacrificing a lamb. For Christians, the lamb is Jesus, Lamb of God who was sacrificed on the cross for our sins, and whose blood redeemed us, "dying he destroyed our death and rising he restored our life." It is the new covenant of God made by His Son, now not only a people but all peoples. Paschal Candle It is a great candle lit in the church, on Easter Saturday. Means that "Christ is the light of the people." This candle, engraved with the Greek letters "alpha" and "omega", which means: God is the beginning and end. The digits of the year are also written in the Pascal Candle. The paschal candle symbolizes that Christ rose from darkness to light our way. SUNFLOWER Sunflower is a yellow flower, composed of many petals, usually large in size. It got this name because it is always facing the sun. The sunflower as a symbol of Easter, is the pursuit of light that is Jesus Christ and, as it follows the astrorei, Christians seek in Christ the way, the truth and the life. BREAD AND WINE The bread and wine, especially in antiquity, were the most common food and drink for many people. Christ in instituting the Eucharist is the most common foods
served to symbolize his constant presence among the people and willingly. Thus, the bread and wine symbolize the eternal covenant of the Creator with his creature and his presence among us. Jesus knew who would be persecuted, arrested and nailed to a cross. So, combined with two of his friends (disciples) to prepare the feast of Passover in a safe place. When everything was ready, Jesus and the other disciples came together to celebrate the feast of Passover. This was the Last Supper of Jesus. The institution of the Eucharist was made by Jesus at the Last Supper, when he offered bread and wine to his disciples saying "Take, eat, this is my body ... This is my blood ...". The Lord "instituted the Eucharistic Sacrifice of his Body and his Blood so to perpetuate the Sacrifice of the Cross throughout the centuries until He comes again, thus entrusting to his beloved Spouse, the Church, the memorial of his death and resurrection: sacrament of life, a sign of unity, bond of charity, a paschal banquet in which Christ is eaten, which fills the soul of grace and we are given a pledge of future glory "[3]. The Passover reminds Jews by the passage of the Red Sea in search of freedom. Today, we celebrate Easter recalling the journey of Jesus life, death and resurrection. Colomba Pascal The pie-shaped "dove of peace" means the coming of the Holy Spirit. Legend has it that the tradition arose in the town of Pavia (northern Italy), where a baker would have presented the Lombard king Albuino with delicacy. The sovereign, in turn, would have saved the town from an invasion through the cruel satisfaction. SINO Many churches have bells that are suspended in towers and play to announce the celebrations. The bell is a symbol of Easter. On Easter Sunday, playing festive bells joyfully announce the celebration of the resurrection of Christ. Lent (Quaresma)The 40 days preceding Easter are dedicated to preparing for the celebration. In Jewish tradition, there were 40 days of keeping the body in relation to the excesses, to recall the past 40 years in the wilderness. Holy Oils (Oleos Santos)In ancient times the fighters and warriors are anointed with oils, because they believed that these substances gave them strength. For us Christians, oil symbolizes the Holy Spirit, who gives us strength and energy to live the gospel of Jesus Christ.
A Pascoa e um evento religioso cristao, normalmente considerado pelas igrejas ligadas a esta corrente religiosa como a maior e a mais importante festa da Cristandade. Na Pascoa os cristaos celebram a Ressurreicao de Jesus Cristo depois da sua morte por crucificacao (ver Sexta-Feira Santa) que teria ocorrido nesta epoca do ano em 30 ou 33 da Era Comum. O termo pode referir-se tambem ao periodo do ano canonico que dura cerca de dois meses, desde o domingo de Pascoa ate ao Pentecostes.Os eventos da Pascoa teriam ocorrido durante o Pessach, data em que os judeus comemoram a libertacao e fuga de seu povo escravizado no Egito.A palavra Pascoa advem, exatamente do nome em hebraico da festa judaica a qual a Pascoa crista esta intimamente ligada, nao so pelo sentido simbolico de passagem, comum as celebracoes pagas (passagem do inverno para a primavera) e judaicas (da escravatura no Egito para a liberdade na Terra prometida), mas tambem pela posicao da Pascoa no calendario, segundo os calculos que se indicam a seguir.A Pascoa crista celebra a ressurreicao de Jesus Cristo. Depois de morrer na cruz, seu corpo foi colocado em um sepulcro, onde ali permaneceu por tres dias, ate sua ressurreicao. E o dia santo mais importante da religiao crista. Muitos costumes ligados ao periodo pascal originam-se dos festivais pagaos da primavera. Outros vem da celebracao do Pessach, ou Passover, a Pascoa judaica, que e uma das mais importantes festas do calendario judaico, celebrada por 8 dias e onde e comemorado o exodo dos israelitas do Egito, da escravidao para a liberdade. Um ritual de passagem, assim como a "passagem" de Cristo, da morte para a vida.A ultima ceia partilhada por Jesus Cristo e seus discipulos e narrada nos Evangelhos e e considerada, geralmente, um seder do pesach a refeicao ritual que acompanha a festividade judaica, se nos ativermos a cronologia proposta pelos Evangelhos sinopticos. O Evangelho de Joao propoe uma cronologia distinta, ao situar a morte de Cristo por altura da hecatombe dos cordeiros do Pessach. Assim, a ultima ceia teria ocorrido um pouco antes desta mesma festividade.No portugues, como em muitas outras linguas, a palavra Pascoa origina-se do hebraico Pessach. Os espanhois chamam a festa de Pascua, os italianos de Pasqua e os franceses de Paques.A festa tradicional associa a imagem do coelho, um simbolo de fertilidade, e ovos pintados com cores brilhantes, representando a luz solar, dados como presentes. De fato, para entender o significado da Pascoa crista atual, e necessario voltar para a Idade Media e lembrar os antigos povos pagaos europeus que, nesta epoca do ano, homenageavam Ostera, ou Esther em ingles, Easter quer dizer Pascoa. Ostera (ou Ostara) e a deusa da Primavera, que segura um ovo em sua mao e observa um coelho, simbolo da fertilidade, pulando alegremente em redor de seus pes nus. A deusa e o ovo que carrega sao simbolos da chegada de uma nova vida. Ostara equivale, na mitologia grega, a Demeter. Na mitologia romana, e Ceres. [1]Os termos "Easter" (Ishtar) e "Ostern" (em ingles e alemao, respectivamente) parecem nao ter qualquer
relacao etimologica com o Pessach (Pascoa). As hipoteses mais aceitas relacionam os termos com Estremonat, nome de um antigo mes germanico, ou de Eostre, uma deusa germanica relacionada com a primavera que era homenageada todos os anos, no mes de Eostremonat, de acordo com o Veneravel Beda, historiador ingles do seculo VII.
proximity to the equator (the continuous Atlantic Forest), with temperature varying littlethroughout the year. The rains are abundant, with average annual rainfall ranging from1500 mm to 1700 mm and may exceed 3000 mm at the mouth of the Amazon River andthe coast of Amapa. The rainy season lasts six months Biodiversity: Tropical moist forests are very biodiverse biomes and rainforests of the Americas areconsistently more biodiverse than the rainforests of Africa and Asia.As the largesttract of tropical forest in America, the Amazon rainforests have unparalleled biodiversity.One in ten known species in the world live in the Amazon rain florest.This is the largest collection of living plants and animal species in the world. Vegetation: Landscape west of the Amazon to Manaus, Brazil The Amazon is one of the three great world's rainforests. The Hylean Amazon (definedas the .lexander von Humboldt) has the appearance as seen from above, a continuous layer of canopy, located approximately 50 meters above ground.
Happy Easter!!! The Passover is a solemn festival celebrated annually by Christiansin memory of the resurrection of Jesus. In the northern hemisphere Passover usually coincides with the time of early spring, we usually associate it with the idea of renewing life.So the tradition of exchanging eggs and use the image of therabbit (symbolizing new life and fertility). The feast of Easter varies from 22 March to 22 April always on a Sunday. Have a happy Easter and share your chocolates with us! History of Origami The exact origin of origami is unknown but is believed to have arisen as a natural consequence of the invention and dissemination of the paper, and even by some researchers is related to a custom or religious belief from the past. Even without knowing who has created some origami has been transmitted from generation to generation until the present day.According to some scholars the first origami figures emerged in ancient times, around the sixth century, when a Buddhist monk brought to Japan the method of manufacturingpaper from China via Korea, which until then was not known.To cut out the paper squares or rectangles lightning-shaped, bending forward in time format, or nusa or sidhe, objects used during the ceremonies. And yet, in Katashiro used in harai, paper dolls used in Hinamatsuri (festival of dolls), the monkirigata which is theprototype of the badge, they were all made following the method kirikomiorigami, which means origami with cutouts. "The katashiro are still placed in the Shinto temples in place of the deity, taking its shape. The oldest katashiro origami is at Ise Jingu, Mie, so it is said that the history of origami is as old as the history of Japan "(Kanegae, 1988) Patrick Henry Patrick Henry (May 29,1736-June 6,1799)was an orator and politician who led the movement forindependence in Virginia in the 1770. A Founding Father, he served as the firstand sixth post-colonial Governor of Virginia from 1776 to 1779 andsubsequently, from 1784 to 1786. Henry led the opposition to the Stamp Act of1765 and is well remembered for his "Give me Liberty, or give meDeath!" speech. Along with Samuel Adams and Thomas Paine, he is rememberedas one of the most influential exponents of Republicanism, promoters of theAmerican Revolution and Independence, especially in his denunciations ofcorruption in government officials and his defense of historic rights. Afterthe Revolution, Henry was a leader of the anti-federalists in Virginia whoopposed the United States Constitution, fearing that it endangered the rightsof the States, as well as the freedoms of individuals. Patrick Henry (29 maio de 1736 - 6 junho de 1799) foi um orador e politico que liderou o movimento pela independencia na Virginia no 1770. Um Pai Fundador, ele serviu como o primeiro e sexto governador pos-colonial da Virginia de 1776 a 1779 e, posteriormente, de 1784 a1786. Henry levou a oposicao a Lei do Selo de 1765 e e bem lembrado por seu discurso "De-me a liberdade, ou de-me a morte!". Junto com Samuel Adams e Thomas Paine, ele e lembrado como um dos expoentes mais influentes do republicanismo, os promotores da
Revolucao Americana e Independencia, especialmente em suas denuncias de corrupcao em funcionarios do governo e sua defesa dos direitos historicos. Apos a Revolucao, Henry era um lider dos anti-federalistas na Virginia que se opunham a Constituicao dos Estados Unidos, temendo que isso pudesse por em perigo os direitos dos Estados, bem como as liberdades das pessoas.
Easter Time Easter is a Christian feast and holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion at Calvary as described in the New Testament. The date of Easter: Easter is preceded by Lent, a forty-day period of fasting, prayer, and penance. The last week of Lent is called Holy Week, and it contains Maundy Thursday, commemorating the Last Supper, as well as Good Friday, commemorating the crucifixion and death of Jesus. Easter is followed by a fifty-day period called Eastertide or the Easter Season, ending with Pentecost Sunday. Easter is a moveable feast, meaning it is not fixed in relation to the civil calendar, this is because it was created following the Jewish calendar, which in turn was based on the phases of the moon. The First Council of Nicaea (325AD) established the date of Easter as the first Sunday after the full moon following the northern hemisphere's vernal equinox. Ecclesiastically, the equinox is reckoned to be on March 21 (even though the equinox occurs, astronomically speaking, on March 20 in most years), and the "Full Moon" is not necessarily the astronomically correct date. The date of Easter therefore varies between March 22 and April 25. Equinoxes: "Gone are the days of the year when day and night are of equal duration, they occur once in the spring and another in the fall." Some symbols of Easter: The lamb was sacrificed in honor of the liberation of the people of God, the Hebrews as they fled from Egypt where they were enslaved. Moses sacrificed an animal to represent the sacrifice of his people for several years. For Christians, the lamb represents Jesus Christ, crucified and sacrificed for our sins. How many churches have bells, this also became a symbol of Easter because its joyful sound announces the rebirth of Jesus, his resurrection on Easter Sunday. The Paschal candle is a candle, which means the rebirth, the light of Christ illuminates our path and our lives, He has risen from the darkness. The Paschal show symbols alpha and omega, showing that God is the beginning and end of everything. The bread and wine become important figures in the Passover, Jesus knew that it would go through all that suffering and die on the cross. So he called his disciples and did the Lord's Supper, offering bread and wine for them. These elements have been considered as the body and blood of Christ for eternal life. The rabbit: Rabbits are animals which reproduce rapidly, with high fertility. Their gestation period is no more than forty days, becoming a symbol of the preservation of the species. Another story makes sense of the tradition of the rabbit represent a symbol of Easter, since it symbolizes the church. The church has a mission to spread the teachings fruitful Christians, the word of God to all peoples, without distinction, ie, increase the number of disciples. Thus, a large number of people is represented by the fertility of the rabbit. There is a legend that marks the history of the Easter bunny. She
says that a poor woman, who could not give their children on Easter Sunday, some cooked chicken eggs and painted them. She had the idea to put them in a nest and hide them in the yard, between the plants. When the kids found the eggs, a rabbit came around and fled, the children believed that he had put the eggs for them, so the story spread. Eggs: In many ancient cultures all over the Mediterranean, Eastern Europe and the Middle East, we observed that the use of egg as this was something quite common. In general, this type of event happening in the spring. During this period, many of these people perform rituals of worship for Ostera, the goddess of spring. In their most common representations, we observe this pagan goddess represented in the figure of a woman who watched a rabbit hopping while holding an egg in his hands. This image is a combination of three symbols (the woman, the egg and the rabbit) that reinforced the ideal fertility celebrated among the pagans. The entry of these symbols to the set of Christian festivities took place with the organization of the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD. During this period, the clergy were concerned to increase their number of followers through the adaptation of certain traditions and religious symbols to other events related to Christianity. Since then, we would observe the painting of eggs with various images of Jesus Christ and his mother, Mary. By the sixteenth century, there was an improvement. Someone had the idea to pierce the egg, and replace its natural content of a "surprise", which, according to the category of gifted person, could be made of perfumes, tiny decorative objects or even jewelry. In the eighteenth century began to empty the natural eggs to stuffed them with chocolate. Tempo de Pascoa A Pascoa e uma festa crista e feriado que comemora a ressurreicao de Jesus Cristo no terceiro dia apos a sua crucificacao no Calvario, conforme descrito no Novo Testamento. A data da Pascoa: A Pascoa e precedida pela Quaresma, um periodo de quarenta dias de jejum, oracao e penitencia. A ultima semana da Quaresma e chamado de Semana Santa, e que contem Quinta-feira Santa, comemorando a Ultima Ceia, bem como Sexta-Feira Santa, que comemora a crucificacao e morte de Jesus. A Pascoa e seguida por um periodo de 50 dias chamado tempo pascal, terminando com o Domingo de Pentecostes. A Pascoa e uma festa movel, o que significa que nao e fixo em relacao ao calendario civil, isso porque ela foi criada na sequencia do calendario judaico, que por sua vez foi baseado nas fases da lua. O Primeiro Concilio de Niceia (325 d.C.) estabeleceu a data da Pascoa como o primeiro domingo apos a lua cheia depois do equinocio da primavera do hemisferio norte (outono no hemisferio sul). Eclesiasticamente, o equinocio e contado para ser em 21 de marco (mesmo que o equinocio ocorre, astronomicamente falando, em 20 de marco na maioria dos anos), e "Lua Cheia" nao e necessariamente a data astronomicamente correta.