segunda-feira, dezembro 23, 2013
terça-feira, novembro 19, 2013
domingo, outubro 27, 2013
quarta-feira, setembro 11, 2013
Marginal - São Tomé
Projecto de requalificação da emblemática marginal de São Tomé:
Marginal São Tomé from B'lizzard on Vimeo.
Marginal São Tomé from B'lizzard on Vimeo.
sexta-feira, agosto 23, 2013
quarta-feira, agosto 21, 2013
domingo, agosto 18, 2013
sábado, agosto 17, 2013
sexta-feira, agosto 09, 2013
Minuto Verde @ São Tomé e Príncipe
São Tomé e Príncipe - Escolas Solares em São Tomé e Príncipe (emitido a 28/06/2013)
São Tomé e Príncipe - Erosão Costeira em São Tomé e Príncipe (emitido a 05/07/2013)
São Tomé e Príncipe - Resíduos Sólidos Urbanos (emitido a 12/07/2013)
São Tomé e Príncipe - Educação Ambiental (emitido a 19/07/2013)
São Tomé e Príncipe - Parque Natural do Ôbo (emitido a 26/07/2013)
São Tomé e Príncipe - Roça São João dos Angolares (emitido a 09/08/2013)
sábado, agosto 03, 2013
quinta-feira, agosto 01, 2013
sábado, junho 01, 2013
1 de junho - Dia da Criança
A festa começa cedo com as compras. Depois o ponto de encontro são as escolas, neste caso a Escola Primária Dona Maria de Jesus.
segunda-feira, abril 29, 2013
segunda-feira, abril 08, 2013
quarta-feira, abril 03, 2013
A ler..
... o artigo "CHOCOLATE AND SLAVERY", escrito por Samantha Weinberg:
"Although the islands are steamily beautiful, it is hard to imagine what made Portugal think that they would be a useful colony. They’re small—only 1,001km between the two of them—volcanic and thickly vegetated. Exploring São Tomé and Príncipe, on foot, by jeep and on a bike, I am struck again and again by the power of that nature, both to feed—crops grow here almost visibly—and to destroy. The pavements of the capital (also called São Tomé) are ruptured by roots that force their way up through the thick stone. In the virgin rainforest, giant figs strangle the life out of tall oka trees and without constant care each cacao tree or coffee bush is soon smothered under a blanket of vines, so it is almost impossible to make out where the abandoned plantations were."
Fonte: Intelligent Life (março / Abril 2013)
"Although the islands are steamily beautiful, it is hard to imagine what made Portugal think that they would be a useful colony. They’re small—only 1,001km between the two of them—volcanic and thickly vegetated. Exploring São Tomé and Príncipe, on foot, by jeep and on a bike, I am struck again and again by the power of that nature, both to feed—crops grow here almost visibly—and to destroy. The pavements of the capital (also called São Tomé) are ruptured by roots that force their way up through the thick stone. In the virgin rainforest, giant figs strangle the life out of tall oka trees and without constant care each cacao tree or coffee bush is soon smothered under a blanket of vines, so it is almost impossible to make out where the abandoned plantations were."
Fonte: Intelligent Life (março / Abril 2013)
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