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Whoa. The MLA has officially devised a standard format to cite tweets in an academic paper. Sign of the times.
ebooks, Horse. (horse_ebooks). “Leg Butt” 18 Nov 2011, 12:38 PM. Tweet.
I'm moving.
If African people are to save themselves, they must first know themselves.
Dr. John Henrik Clarke (via specialnights)
When someone asks if I have plans for the weekend besides television and eating
when it hit above 43 degrees celsius in Sydney, weird things started happening. And by weird, I mean that bats. Just. Die. They can’t regulate their heat anymore. They just fall down and die. Loads of them. Birds stop singing, because it’s too hot to sing. The world just goes quiet.And there’s me, standing there, thinking: well, more people need to know about this. There’s the abstract effect of climate change, but there’s that back of the neck chill, that absolute atavistic *fear* that something has gone terribly, terribly wrong when *the birds don’t sing anymore*.That’s what climate change is. Yes, yes, sea levels rising, increased instability due to food security and everything else.But it’s going to get too hot for the birds to sing.That should scare the fuck out of you.
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43 degrees is equivalent to roughly 109degreesFahrenheit, (109.4) to be exact.
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Through my love for you, I want to express my love for the whole cosmos, the whole of humanity, and all beings. By living with you, I want to learn to love everyone and all species. If I succeed in loving you, I will be able to love everyone and all species on Earth… This is the real message of love.
Thích Nhất Hạnh (via purplebuddhaproject)
"Hoje eu sou livre
mas foi porque eles lutaram
Por essa coragem
e força que eles tiveram
Na capoeira
ainda ive a alma guerreira
Da nossa gente
de tudo que eles fizeram
Viva o negro, e tudo que ele vencerá,
Viva o mistério, da arte da capoeira
Iê viva meu mestre... "
Capoeira é mágica; a conversa entre dois corpos... a pergunta e resposta. Improvisação, ludicidade, criatividade, seriedade, parceria, aprendizagem!
"Quando eu era criança,
"When i was young
minha mãe cantava pra mim
my mother used to sing to me
uma canção Yoruba
a song in yoruba
cantava pra eu dormir...
she sang so i could sleep
uma canção muito linda
a very beautiful song
que o seu pai lhe ensinou
that her father taught her
trazida da escravidão,
brought in through slavery
e cantada por seu avô
and sang by her grandfather
era assim:
it went like this:
Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
e oro mi ma, oro mi maió
and Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
Essa canção muito antiga
that very old song
no tempo da escravidão
from the times of slavery
os negros em sofrimento
suffering blacks
cantavam e alegravam o seu coração
would sing to lift their hearts
presos naquelas senzalas
prisoners in those senzalas
dançando ijexá
dancing ijexá
aquela canção muito linda,
that very beautiful song
com os versos em Yoruba
with the verses in Yoruba
era assim:
it went like this:
Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
e oro mi ma, oro mi maió
and Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
cantava quando era criança
i sang it when i was young
fiquei, eu não me esqueci
it stayed i never forgot
aquela canção Yoruba,
that song in Yoruba
que não sai de dentro de mim
that doesn't leave me
era assim:
it went like this:
Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
e oro mi ma, oro mi maió
and Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
...
...
E Deus é o ma, Deus é o maior,
and God is gre, God is great,
Deus é o maior me ajudou a vencer
God is great and he helped me conquer
E Deus é o ma, Deus é o maior,
and God is gre, God is great,
Deus é o maior me ajudou a vencer
God is great and he helped me conquer
Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o
e oro mi ma, oro mi maió
and Oro mi ma, oro mi maió
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o"
Oro mi maió iya abadó aie ie o"
The cure for anything is salt water - sweat, tears, or the sea.
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