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Monday, 11 October 2010
Monday, 4 October 2010
Mensagem do dia
É através da dor que a vida nos ensina as mais sublimes lições. A estrada do bem está cheia de tropeços e dificuldades, mas é por ela que se chega aos campos floridos da felicidade.
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Latei - Amsterdam
Sou uma eterna apaixonada por Amsterdam. Não tive a oportunidade de conhecer o café Latei, na verdade, descobri esse lugar por acaso na web e achei as fotos e os reviews super legais. See what you think...
Highly recommended cafe, serving wonderful coffee, fresh mint tea, sandwiches, and incredibly tempting cakes. The place is full of 70s bric-a-brac - the sky is full a menagerie of lights and lampshades, the walls covered with 7" records, books, and the best thing is that everything has a price tag - even down to a satchel and pair of high-heeled shoes hanging on some clothes pegs.
Recommendation - get a table upstairs on the cosy balcony, looking down on the cafe below and out into the street, nurse a mug of the fresh mint tea accompanied by a slice of cake, and just peoplewatch.
Source: http://www.qype.co.uk/
Address:
Zeedijk 143, 1012 AW Amsterdam
+31 020 6257 485
www.latei.net
Opening hours: Mon - Wed: 8:00 - 18:00
Thu - Fri: 8:00 - 22:00
Sat: 9:00 - 22:00
Sun: 11:00 - 18:00
Highly recommended cafe, serving wonderful coffee, fresh mint tea, sandwiches, and incredibly tempting cakes. The place is full of 70s bric-a-brac - the sky is full a menagerie of lights and lampshades, the walls covered with 7" records, books, and the best thing is that everything has a price tag - even down to a satchel and pair of high-heeled shoes hanging on some clothes pegs.
Recommendation - get a table upstairs on the cosy balcony, looking down on the cafe below and out into the street, nurse a mug of the fresh mint tea accompanied by a slice of cake, and just peoplewatch.
Source: http://www.qype.co.uk/
Address:
Zeedijk 143, 1012 AW Amsterdam
+31 020 6257 485
www.latei.net
Opening hours: Mon - Wed: 8:00 - 18:00
Thu - Fri: 8:00 - 22:00
Sat: 9:00 - 22:00
Sun: 11:00 - 18:00
Friday, 24 September 2010
Thursday, 23 September 2010
Harvest Moon
For the first time since 1991, the harvest moon coincided with the autumn equinox. What is a harvest moon, and why is it special?
A harvest moon is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, which is when the sun sets due west and rises due east. And for the first time since 1991, these two events coincided in the small hours of Thursday, in the northern hemisphere.
The northern autumnal equinox officially began at about 0420 BST on 23 September. It will not fall at the same time as the harvest moon again until 2029.
Credits:
1st pic by BBC
2nd pic by: www.speedofdark-web.com
3rd pic by: www.greglefever.blogspot.com
A harvest moon is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, which is when the sun sets due west and rises due east. And for the first time since 1991, these two events coincided in the small hours of Thursday, in the northern hemisphere.
The northern autumnal equinox officially began at about 0420 BST on 23 September. It will not fall at the same time as the harvest moon again until 2029.
Credits:
1st pic by BBC
2nd pic by: www.speedofdark-web.com
3rd pic by: www.greglefever.blogspot.com
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Fashion Industry
The direct value of the UK fashion industry to the UK economy is nearly £21 billion according to a major new research study released recently.
On top of this, fashion’s wider contribution to the economy (known as the indirect, induced and ‘spillover’ effects) in influencing spending in other industries, ranging from IT to tourism, is calculated as more than £16 billion.
This means that, including direct, indirect, induced and ‘spill over’ effects, the fashion industry’s total contribution to the UK economy is estimated to stand at over £37 billion.
Source: London Fashion Week
London Fashion Week AW 2010 by:
stylebyme.net
fashion.telegraph.co.uk (2nd + 3rd)
ameliasmagazine.com
sealbroken.wordpress.com
On top of this, fashion’s wider contribution to the economy (known as the indirect, induced and ‘spillover’ effects) in influencing spending in other industries, ranging from IT to tourism, is calculated as more than £16 billion.
This means that, including direct, indirect, induced and ‘spill over’ effects, the fashion industry’s total contribution to the UK economy is estimated to stand at over £37 billion.
Source: London Fashion Week
London Fashion Week AW 2010 by:
stylebyme.net
fashion.telegraph.co.uk (2nd + 3rd)
ameliasmagazine.com
sealbroken.wordpress.com
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