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quinta-feira, 19 de abril de 2012

Galeriando 24



Jardim em rolhas de cortiça
Reaproveitar e Reutilizar... é o que está a dar!

Partilhem!
Movimento Novos Rurais!
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foto de Novos Rurais - Farming Culture.



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Óleo s/ tela: Lady on knees, por Smadar Katz


foto de Quem lê Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen.








foto de Aula de Especialización Fotográfica.






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 foto de Biografias e Profecias


La sabiduría de Toro Sentado...

 foto de Crónicas de la Tierra sin Mal.


Sabiduría Ancestral de los Pueblos Originarios




É preciso permitir que alguém nos
ajude, nos apóie, nos dê forças para
para continuar. Se aceitamos este
amor com pureza e humildade,vamos
entender que o Amor não é dar ou
receber - é participar."


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Acrílico sobre tela: Lovers VI, de John Nolan

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morning dear friends!
go with the flow:-)
xx & ♥


canvas by Pedro Boaventura
obrigada Pedro!
beijinhos xx


Thuy Ngan 
 foto de Cecilia Barata 

domingo, 20 de fevereiro de 2011

Silêncio - versões para (quase) todos os gostos


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heliodal | 22 de Julho de 2009 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 2 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo -  Toque militar de silencio 
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saitbey | 13 de Fevereiro de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 11 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Acoustic version from the Azores  - Madredeus
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valemusic | 12 de Abril de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 273 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Video Clip Oficial
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Lyrics to Silencio :
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Ya no tengo palabras,
de todo y de nada el tiempo se las llevó,
solo queda la noche en mi interior y este de frío amor,
hoy esta calma que rompe el corazón,
de esta guerra yo he sido el perdedor
y se clava muy dentro este..

Silencio, eterno y mudo como el recuerdo
del amor que tu me diste,
silencio, tan grande, tan vacío y tan muerto,
como quema este dolor del silencio
que llena cada espacio en mi cuerpo,
Como duele este silencio de amor.

Que difícil se ha vuelto
seguir respirando sabiendo que tu no estas,
si pudiera encontrar una razón
que me ayude a entender que no vas a volver
y esta herida que sangra en mi interior,
y esta espina clavada sin razón
y el inmenso dolor de este..

Silencio, eterno y mudo como el recuerdo
del amor que tu me diste,
silencio, tan grande, tan vacío y tan muerto,
como quema este dolor del silencio
que llena cada espacio en mi cuerpo,
Como duele este silencio de amor
Ya no tengo palabras,
de todo y de nada el tiempo se las llevó,
solo queda la noche en mi interior y este de frío amor,
hoy esta calma que rompe el corazón,
de esta guerra yo he sido el perdedor
y se clava muy dentro este..

Silencio, eterno y mudo como el recuerdo
del amor que tu me diste,
silencio, tan grande, tan vacío y tan muerto,
como quema este dolor del silencio
que llena cada espacio en mi cuerpo,
Como duele este silencio de amor.

Que difícil se ha vuelto
seguir respirando sabiendo que tu no estas,
si pudiera encontrar una razón
que me ayude a entender que no vas a volver
y esta herida que sangra en mi interior,
y esta espina clavada sin razón
y el inmenso dolor de este..

Silencio, eterno y mudo como el recuerdo
del amor que tu me diste,
silencio, tan grande, tan vacío y tan muerto,
como quema este dolor del silencio
que llena cada espacio en mi cuerpo,
Como duele este silencio de amor

[ These are Silencio Lyrics on http://www.lyricsmania.com/ ]
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pauvidalvericat | 8 de Fevereiro de 2009 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 6 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Una versión muy bonita de la preciosa canción "Sounds of Silence" (Sonidos del Silencio) de Simon &Garfunkel interpretada con instrumentos étnicos. Muy relajante. Espero que lo disfrutéis.
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michelinacio | 19 de Fevereiro de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 96 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Video de Simon & Garfunkel - Sound Of Silence no festival de Monterey em 1967, Legendado em Português.
Portuguese Captions.

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Hello, darkness, my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision
That was planted in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence

In restless dreams I walked alone
Narrow streets of cobblestone
Beneath the halo of a street lamp
I turned my collar to the cold and damp
When my eyes were stabbed
By the flash of a neon light
That split the night
And touched the sound of silence

And in the naked light I saw
Ten thousand people, maybe more
People talking without speaking
People hearing without listening
People writing songs that voices never share...
And no one dare
Disturb the sound of silence.

"Fools," said I, "you do not know
Silence like a cancer grows."
"Hear my words that I might teach you,
Take my arms that I might reach you."
But my words like silent raindrops fell,
And echoed in the wells of silence.

And the people bowed and prayed
To the neon god they made.
And the sign flashed out its warning
In the words that it was forming.
And the signs said: "The words of the prophets
Are written on the subway walls
And tenement halls,
And whisper'd in the sound of silence." 
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http://www.lyrics007.com/Simon%20and%20Garfunkel%20Lyrics/The%20Sound%20of%20Silence%20Lyrics.html
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fulviocarlos | 23 de Outubro de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 0 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
My site: www.fcperini.com - Este vídeo apresenta a sabedoria indígena norte-americana
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joaomassotti | 23 de Novembro de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 3 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Montagem com uma das mais belas canções da banda que já é um vício. - Anjos do Hanngar - Silêncio
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msant00 | 10 de Abril de 2009 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 1 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Composiçao IL SILENZIO - O Silêncio. O toque militar do silêncio vem desta composiçao, belíssima, executada por uma orquestra. Para quem já ouviu no ambiente militar...no silêncio das noites dos cursos nas Escolas Militares, nos quartéis........em despedidas fúnebres de colegas de farda que se foram muito cedo.......comovente e emocionante.
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  • Título: O Silêncio dos Inocentes - trailer
  • Descrição:
    Trailer do filme O Silêncio dos Inocentes (1991)
  • Data: 25/07/2008 15:44 
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Legendas em português
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Incorporação desactivada por pedido
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cinematecaveja | 21 de Agosto de 2008 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 1 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
A busca de pistas para capturar um serial killer leva a jovem agente do FBI Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) a entrevistar o psicopata Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins), preso por assassinato e canibalismo. A perturbadora empatia que se estabelece entre os dois personagens é o ponto alto deste thriller assustador e eletrizante. Na pele de Anthony Hopkins, Hannibal Lecter invade a tela como a verdadeira e apavorante encarnação do mal -- para assumir o lugar de maior vilão da história do cinema.
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vitorabelo | 18 de Setembro de 2009 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 0 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo - Zé Ramalho - O silêncio dos inocentes
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Eu quero que você se aproxime
Do meu peito, do meu lado
E sinta o tremor que me sacode
Quando estou iluminado
É o clarão dos aviões, dos animais
Das perdidas inocências
Das primeiras confidencias
Das segundas intenções

Eu quero que você não interrompa
Quando o beijo está colado
Mas ponha sua mão na escuridão
Desse corpo já tomado
É a razão dessa manhã, desse cristal
Do silêncio dos inocentes
Combinando com a gente
Condenando a solidão

Quanto mais ousamos
É diferente
Quando penetramos
É profundamente no amor
É profundamente no amor
É profundamente
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tatodemacedo | 3 de Outubro de 2009 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 0 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Imagens veiculadas na imprensa mundial, contrapondo os holocaustos nazistas e sionistas.

Saiba mais em:
http://tatodemacedo.blogspot.com/2009...
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DaniPerlimpimpim | 2 de Junho de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 0 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
A Reportagem sobre os maus tratos Infantis, o que acontece, onde? como? como resolver?..
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AVISO Este vídeo contém uma faixa de áudio que não foi autorizada por WMG. O áudio foi desactivado. - Remy Zero - Save Me
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Nini Rosso - Il Silenzio
Enviado por peter95000. - Explore outros vídeos de música.

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lyrics are written by Nini Rosso)
Buona notte, amore(Good night, love)
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Ti vedro nei miei sogni(I see you in my dreams)
Buona notte a te che sei lontana(Good night you who are far away)
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Nini Rosso's soliloquy in the middle of his version does not indicate whether his love moved far away or died. As the bugle call TAPS is hauntingly funereal, one suspects the latter.
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Lyrics of "Il silenzio" is only existing from Dalida's version. The one by Nini Rosso was just instrumental.
Here's :


IL SILENZIO


Amor te ne vai
E tanto triste e tu lo sai
Che giorni inutili
Vivrò pensando a te.
Darei la vita per averti
Sempre qui vicino a me
Come una voce
Che ormai conosco già,
Questo silenzio
Di te mi parlerà,
Nulla potrebbe cambiar
Anche se devo aspettar.

Come una voce che ormai conosco già,
Questo silenzio di te mi parlerà.
Amor te ne vai, ma tornerai ancor
Buona notte amore
Ti vedro nei miei sogni
Buona notte a te che sei lontano

My translation in English :

My love you go away
it's so sad and you know that
What useless days
I will live by thinking of you
I'll give my life to have you always
close to me
Like a voice that by now
I know already,
this silence will speak to you of me
nothing could change
even if I must wait

Like a voice that by now
I know alrteady
this silence will speak to you of me
My love, you go away ,
but you'll return again
Good night my love
I'll see you in my dreams
Good night to you
who are distant

Source(s):

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071024052054AAGrMgu
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quinta-feira, 30 de dezembro de 2010

Spirit Dreams-Peacefull Valley (Native American)


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kinichpacal23 | 24 de Novembro de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 1 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Native American flute song Peacefull Valley from Thomas Walker and pictures of the native american idians
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Canções Ameríndias (América do Norte)


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cetanluzahan1972 | 6 de Janeiro de 2010 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 0 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
these songs here, arent hardly sung anymore, thought i put them out there fot the old people who remember these ones,
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stupiscimisempre | 9 de Dezembro de 2008 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 3 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo 

Wahancanka - Healing Song 

I canti dei nativi americani sono molto particolari. Spesso sembrano delle cantilene, apparentemente senza senso. E' proprio questa melodia, ipnotica, con le sue vibrazioni, capace di far entrare chi lo desidera in sintonia con delle emozioni, direi primordiali, che albergano in ognuno di noi. Bisogna superare l'iniziale diffidenza, ascoltare il brano più volte, ed ecco, che all'improvviso scaturisce quella strana forma di energia che è ... il canto dell'anima, la vita.
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JulieADarcy | 8 de Fevereiro de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 1 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Returning to the path toward the stream the smell of death almost made him gag. I need to get to the stream and wash my face. This has to be a dream.
From behind him came a voice: "It is not a dream, N'gsisak."
Talking Coyote turned and Red Hair shape-shifted from a spruce tree to a man. He spoke again, "This is very real. They are all dying. You must help them."

Red Hair was dressed in only a breechclout, and his white skin, although tanned, was still a white man.
"I am not afraid of you, white man who speaks Le-nape. You are not a danger to me." If only Talking Coyote could convince his mind of that bravado. On the verge of cracking and running for his life, he decided to speak for some reason. "Why do you bother my dreams?"

"You are incorrect on three things. I speak Lenape because I am Lenape, not a white man. I am no danger to you, and I do not bother your dreams." Red Hair smiled and sat in front of Talking Coyote. "Smoke with me, my son," he said, as he removed a pipe from a plain leather bag. The pipe was anything but ordinary. It shined like the silver of a full moon on a still lake. It was not metal but actually made from water.
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kinichpacal23 | 24 de Novembro de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 1 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo
Native American flute song Peacefull Valley from Thomas Walker and pictures of the native american idians
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pinokiofromtokio | 28 de Julho de 2007 | utilizadores que gostaram deste vídeo, 37 utilizadores que não gostaram deste vídeo 
War Song 
DEDICATED TO WARRIOR CRAZY HORSE..
First image is the picture of Crazy Horse..becouse he dont liked to be photographed-no proved photograph of him exist..only this picture....than the photograph of his friend- chef He Dog appear...Shaman and Warior Sitting Bull and other chefs... General Croog... war...masacre at Wouden Knee..but at the end Sitting Bull appear as a spirit...yes he said "I know that Great Spirit established Me as a chef of this country!" and that is The true Mr... U.S.A!


Michal Ičo.
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Interview with He Dog, Oglala, S.D. July 7, 1930
Thomas White Cow Killer, Interpreter
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time chiefs about whom you may wish to know because I am an old man now
and shall not live many years longer and it is time for me to tell these
things. Whatever I tell you will be the exact truth, because I was in a
position to know what I talk about. There are a lot of old Indians
hanging about the reservation who like to talk to the white people and
would just as soon tell you anything, whether it is true or not. They are
men whom we would not have had as servants, those of us who were Chiefs
in the old days.
I and Crazy Horse were both born in the same year and at the same
season of the year. We grew up together in the same band, played
together, courted the girls together and fought together. I am now
ninety-two years old, so you can figure out in what year he was born by
your calendar. When we were 17 or 18 years old we separated. Crazy
Horse went to the Rosebud Band (that is to the Brules, of whom Spotted
Tail was Chief a little later) of Indians and stayed with them for about
a year. Then he came home. After he had been back for a while, I made
inquiries about why he had left the Rosebud band. I was told he had to
come back because he had killed a Winnebago woman. (According to ancient
Lakota custom, coup could be counted on an enemy woman if she was killed
in the sight of the fighting men of her tribe. The theory was that the
enemy would fight even harder to protect or avenge one of their women
than one of their men. But the Brules were already agency Indians and
the authorities took a different attitude about it. Apparently Crazy
Horse himself changed his mind about the ethics of this custom if the
speech of his reported by Captain Hans in "The Great Sioux Nation" is
correct).
Less than a year after Crazy Horse left camp, I joined in a trip
against the Crow Indians. WHen I got home, the crier was announcing that
Crazy Horse was back in camp. Only his name was not Crazy Horse at that
time. He has three names at different times of his life. His name until
he was about ten years old was Curly Hair. Later, from the time he was
ten until the time he was about eighteen years of age, he was called
His-Horse-On-Sight, but this name did not stick to him. When he was
about eighteen years old there was a fight with the Arapahos who were up
on a high hill covered with big rocks and near a river. Although he was
just a boy, he charged them several times alone and came back wounded but
with two Arapaho scalps. His father, whose name was Crazy Horse, made a
feast and gave his son his own name. After that, the father was no
longer called by the name he had given away, but was called by a
nickname, Worm.
Crazy Horse, the son, was one of three children. The oldest was a
Sister, the next was Crazy Horse, and the third was a Brother. All are
dead now.
When we were young men, the Oglala band divided into two parts, one
led by Red Cloud and one by Man-Afraid-of-His-Horse, the elder. I and
Crazy Horse stayed with the part led by Man-Afraid-Of-His-Horse. Later
this half subdivided again into two parts. I stayed with the more Northern
half of which I and Big Road, and later Holy Bald Eagle and Red Cloud,
were appointed joint Chiefs ("shirt wearers", so called from a particular
kind of ceremonial shirt worn by this class of chieftain as insignia of
office).
Crazy Horse remained with the Southern quarter of the tribe. The
council of this division awarded the chieftainship to Crazy Horse,
American Horse, Young-Man-Afraid-Of-His-Horse, and Sword. It was many
years after our first battles before we were made Chiefs. A man had to
distinguish himself in many fights and in peace as well before he could
be chosen as a Chief.
(After consultation together, He Dog and the interpreter dated these
appointments as having been made about 1865 by the white man's calendar)
The name of Crazy Horse's band was the Hunkpatila (End of Circle) band
because when the tribe was encamped together it occupied one end of the
tribal crescent.
At about the time these appointments were made Crazy Horse moved
towards the White Mountains (Indian name of the Big Horn Mountains).
Crazy Horse and I went together on a war trip to the other side of the
mountains. When we came back, the people came out of the camp to meet us
and escorted us back and at a big ceremony presented us with two spears,
the gift of the whole tribe, which was met together. These spears were
each three or four hundreds years old and were given by the older
generation to those in the younger generation who had best lived the life
of a warrior.
Crazy Horse was still single when he was made a "shirt wearer". A few
years after this he began to pay attention to the wife of a man named No
Water. No Water did not want to let the woman go.
In the Battle "When They Chased The Crows Back To Camp", (1870) He Dog
and Crazy Horse were the lance bearers of the Kangi Yuhn (Crow Owner's
Society). About ten days after that battle Crazy Horse started off on a
smaller war expedition and No Water's wife went along with him.
No Water followed them and came to the tipi of Bad Heart Bull and
asked to borrow a certain good revolver (Bad Heart Bull was a brother of
He Dog and is now dead) which Bad Heart Bull owned. He said he wanted to
go hunting. Crazy Horse and the woman were sitting by the fire in a tipi
belonging to some of their friends. No Water entered the tipi, walked up
to Crazy Horse as near as I am to that stove (about four feet) and shot
him through the face. The bullet entered just below the left nostril.
That is how Crazy Horse got his scar. No Water took his wife back.
Because of all this, Crazy Horse could not be a "shirt wearer" any
longer. When we were made Chiefs, we were bound by very strict rules as
to what we should do and what not do, which were very hard for us to
follow. I have never spoken to nay but a very few persons of what they
made us promise them. I have always kept the oaths I made then, but
Crazy Horse did not.
Later on the older, more responsible men of the tribe conferred
another kind of Chieftainship on Crazy Horse. He was made War Chief of
the whole Oglala tribe. A similar office was conferred on Sitting Bull
by the Hunkpapa tribe. This was still early, a long, long time before
the Custer fight. At this time the government did not know who we were.
Crazy Horse always led his men himself, when they went into battle,
and he kept well in front of them. He headed many charges and was many
times wounded in battle, but never seriously. He never wore a war
bonnet. A medicine man named Chips had given him power if he would wear in
battle an eagle bone whistle and one feather and a certain round stone
with a hole in it. He wore the stone under his left arm, suspended by a
leather thong that went over his shoulder. The one central feather that
is in the middle of the war eagle's tail, that was the feather he wore in
his hair.
(He Dog denied with a chuckle, various stories told about how Crazy
Horse on certain occasions threw away his rifle and charged in with a war
club or a riding quirt, a characteristic Indian mode of seeking death in
battle) Crazy Horse always stuck close to his rifle. He always tried to
kill as many as possible of the enemy without losing his own men.
He never spoke in council and attended very few. There was no special
reason for this, it was just his nature. He was a very quiet man except
when there was fighting.
Crazy Horse was married three times. The first time was to No Water's
wife, but she only stayed with him a few days. Shortly after that he
married Red Feather's sister. By her he had one child, a little girl who
died when about two years old. A long while after, when he had
surrendered at Ft. Robinson, he married a young half-breed girl. He did
not have any children by her.
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