Monday, October 4, 2010

Best Thigh Measurement

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October 5 National Day Ave




Between April and July 1928, the daily La Razon of Buenos Aires conducted a survey with the support of the Ornithological Society of Silver, including school children primary, in order to consult them which bird they define as "Hail to the Homeland."





The baker was first among preferences. One of the justifications that can be remembered for this selection was that of a girl who defined it as follows: "I think the baker Ave deserves the title of the Fatherland, because it inhabits most of our vast country and has qualities together more than any other bird.





is harmless, sweet-natured and even timid, not seen him fight with other birds. It's smart, clever and farsighted, their mud houses are a model of perfection and comfort, built with strength, are impervious to wind and rain, its entrance ready wit, are inaccessible to visitors dangerous. And finally, who knows if our old gauchos, simple, noble and brave, did not take the example of the baker to make mud, like him, their ranches rough, but comfortable and practical ... "





But after all the years since that survey was intended to create a space that allows installing the theme on the importance of birds to our biodiversity, could not settle in sufficient knowledge society that they are part of the world we live in and, therefore, worthy of greater respect. At present, Argentina has 120 species of wild birds in serious danger of extinction on a total of 1,000.





is why, in order to promote a day for reflection and concrete action relating to the protection of birds, is that the organization Aves Argentinas / AOP at a meeting in the month August 1982, left set on 5 October as "National Bird Day." The choice of date is intended to commemorate St. Francis of Assisi, Saint lover of nature and that, according to tradition, talking to the birds. Courtesy

Tasso Leventis, Aves Argentinas






few years ago, an excellent documentary Larrán Argentine Rodolfo, made a documentary dedicated to "our baker" in homage to the roots of this remarkable ave. RAC

Does Oats Have Lactose

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World Habitat Day on October 4





"As our world becomes predominantly urban, the World Habitat Day provides an annual opportunity to reflect on how we can make our towns and cities better places for everyone. This year's celebration highlights the actions and ... policies that could be taken to improve the welfare of 1,000 million people living in slums and poor housing in the world. "
Message from the Secretary General on World Habitat Day





In its resolution 40/202 of 17 December 1985 the General Assembly United Nations designated the first Monday of October every year as World Habitat Day. In 2010, World Habitat Day is celebrated on 4 octubre.El theme of World Habitat Day this year is "Better City, Better Life" - the same as for the World Exposition in Shanghai, where the UN has a flag.





Today, half of humanity lives in towns and cities, and trends indicate that the figure will increase to two thirds in the two generations próximas.Con the right policies and actions cities can take full advantage the potential for sustainable living, reducing inequalities and disparities, and provide a home for people of all ages and cultures and economic means.





smart cities recognize the importance of good governance, provision of basic urban services for all and the promotion of streets and public spaces where women and children feel safe. They also know that a better city to help alleviate global problems like climate change, promoting the rational use of energy and environmental sustainability.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Denise Milani Promotion



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Jesus Ramos sent me to my summer retreat in the Alps some pictures of the demolition of the station and condolences Logrono. Juan Manuel Grijalvo this occasion gives me the link to an article as rare as great on the matter, signed by none other than an architect and professor at Valladolid, Manuel Saravia Madrigal. For both my gratitude and for the visitor of this blog, so good discovery: ARE LOST UNDERGROUND