Thursday, December 23, 2010

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The award will be 'one of those painted by me.

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Friday, December 17, 2010

Intitle;live View / Axis

Mussolini and Tagore

The surprises never end. Who would have thought that he admired Benito Ravindranath, or even more unlikely, Ravindranath had once praised the Duce? Instead

had happened in 1926. The story appeared in the Indian magazine Outlook with a picture of Indian poet, Nobel laureate for literature, taken by the Duce and donated to the poet. Once

to go to England, there were no planes, or maybe there were but very more expensive, and especially traveling with the ships that arrived to the port of Brindisi. So most of the Indian characters, through Italy and France to go to the United Kingdom. Even Mahatma Gandhi had passed through Italy in December 1931 and he had met with Benito Mussolini .

The picture taken by Mussolini Tagore is kept in a forgotten museum of Kerala in southern India, in the village of G. Ramachandra, a disciple of Gandhi and Tagore. In the photo (from Outlook ) below, you see that picture and Sr Mythili, the current curator of the museum.

Sr Mythili and Tagore picture

You can read the full story on the Indian magazine Outlook .

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Thursday, December 16, 2010

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Christmas and other religions

Yesterday there was a story in The Republic , speaking of the choice of an Italian school not to organize the usual Christmas party for "respect for the children of other religions present Class:
kindergarten there are many children whose parents are not Christians and so the teachers decided not to make the traditional Christmas party open to families. Children, moreover, will not be taught songs about Jesus and Bethlehem, but only those who speak of reindeer and Santa Claus. The decision by the municipal nursery school teachers via the Armed Forces 59 però non piace a tutti. A quei genitori che si lamentano, sostenendo che «la festa di Natale non fa male a nessuno», la direzione risponde con una lettera: la tradizionale “canzoncina per le mamme” non si farà, «data la presenza di un’alta percentuale di bambini appartenenti ad altre culture e religioni — si legge — e di stranieri appena ammessi alla frequenza, che non parlano neppure italiano».
Non è la prima volta che si sentono questo tipo di discussioni. L'anno scorso, anche a Londra parlavano di non avere i tradizionali addobbi e luci di natale per "non urtare" la sensibilità delle persone di altre religioni.

So che alcune persone di altre religioni approvano di these choices because for them it is not acceptable that their children learn things related to Catholicism. I personally have many doubts about this type of reasoning. I think about another religion, or better yet, learn about other religions, is not only beautiful, but it is essential for the multicultural and multi-religious society. For children celebrate religious holidays together is the most beautiful way to respect and value our differences.

In my opinion, to meet children of other religions and cultures present in the classroom, it is important to celebrate not only Christmas but also the other parties. L ' Idd of Muslims, Sikhs Gurupurab , Deewali and Holi for Hindus, are opportunities for children to learn other religions through the joy of the holidays. The multi-religious and multicultural societies, they need to know one another and not "ignorance of" creating ghettos.

The solution is not to have the decorations and the Christmas lights on the roads. The solution is to allow the different religious communities in our cities, have the opportunity to practice their religion and celebrate their religious festivals, in a manner respectful of civic values \u200b\u200bin the countries where they have chosen to live without fear and provoke reactions.

Having a party more, it does not hurt anyone. Hurt the walls and mistrust that are hidden in our hearts.

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

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THE ENDLESS FORMS MOST BEAUTIFUL ... AND FUNCTIONS OF BIODIVERSITY '

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This after participating in the project CARNIVAL of biodiversity ', as explained in the post (
Invite everyone to go read this post on the blog
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, where you can find links to relevant posts of bloggers patecipanti initiative. The concept of biodiversity is something disconcerting, including the variety and variability of living organisms and complex ecological systems in which they live. Biodiversity is determined by molecular elements, known as nucleotides, which are , the molecular basis of heredity to the ecosystem as a whole. Very often we forget but thanks to the infinite variety of living species, from microorganisms to plants and animals that inhabit our planet that can be the existence of life on earth, including man, in fact exploit the ecosystem services whose level of functioning and health is determined by countless species of animals, plants that make them up like so many pieces of a puzzle through their actions of "daily life" provide resources for our sustenance.
About 76% of animal species is represented by insects living the almost everywhere, only the open oceans and the deep sea have been little exploited, for the rest of colonized quasi tutto il pianeta, infatti se non ci si sofferma solo all'aspetto estetico ci si potrà rendere conto che il successo degli insetti è determinato da un insieme unico di fattori che possono essere facilmente identificati nella loro morfologia. Infatti questi piccoli animali, anche se ce ne sono alcuni di notevoli dimensioni (insetti stecco che possono raggiungere anche i 33cm) possiedono tutto ciò di cui si ha bisogno per sopravvivere. Tante e innumerevoli sarebbero lecaratteristiche da analizzare, in questo post ne vedremo alcune, spero bastino a rendere l'idea di quanto affascinante sia la natura che ci circonda in ogni suo aspetto.
1)DIMENSIONI CORPO: Essere piccoli può presentare many benefits in kind and insects are well aware! The small size allows the insects to occupy many different habitats that would be prohibitive for many animals. In addition, small size may facilitate the transfer from one place to another.
2) THE FLIGHT: Without a doubt one of the most important zoologists and many even consider it their main element of success. Nutrition, comrades with whom to mate unifrom are not distributed within the same area, have the possibility of flying back and forth in case a very large area, increases the chance of finding them, the flight also represents an effective escape from predators and allows the population to disperse the widening distribution of a species and thereby reducing competition for food. In addition, the flight allows migrations over long distances, for example, desert locusts can fly for hundreds of miles before reaching a new feeding area, or how monarch butterflies that fly from New England to Mexico when approaching the winter.

3): the exoskeleton.

E 'because of it if the mosquitoes do not make us stay the summer, because the insects have mouthparts that are capable of drilling, chopping a wide variety of materials natural, including wood. The exoskeleton has many advantages, taking the form of arches, rings, hollow cylinders, provides protection to the insect-like armor and offers support to the body and its muscles. It also makes it possible to fight without quare of insect life, those of us who have not noticed any ants or other insects do some vigorous leaps crash landing heavy blows, suffer occasional burials bytes and the stress of flying rarely cause damage that can be very serious. also the exoskeleton makes the vast majority of insects waterproofs by a waxy layer that is located on the surface of the exoskeleton. If it were not so the relationship between the surface area and volume of an insect would cause a rapid loss of water in dry area. Just think of grasshoppers in the middle of summer in a corn field, where the exoskeleton did not provide such protection dries immediatamente.L 'exoskeleton tends to be stratified, similar to a real shell. Influence every aspect of the biology of insects, arthropods and since he is a feature common to all animli appertanenti in that order. Support, protection, locomotion, growth and development, a key role in every aspect of this is determined dall'esoscheletro. The exoskeleton consists of a multilayered cuticle, thick. A good percentage is formed by Chirino carvoidrato luno flexible and is similar in structure to cellulose. The molecules of chitin are combined together to form fibrils that sell strti oblique deposited in different orientations, giving the cuticle a ecellent impact resistance. The cuticle u be divided into several layers: the innermost known as endocuticola, a thin middle layer called esocuticola, a surface layer that epicuticola. Chitin is a major component exoskeleton is "immersed" in a mass of several types of proteins. The epidermis produces and releases substances called phenols in curicola who sell ossidari to quinones, which bind to various protein molecules. The quinones sono fondamentali nella resistenza dell'endoscheletro in quanto unendo con legami trasversali le varie proteine che lo compongono, i chinoni convertono la sostanza fondamentale molle della cuticola nell'escocheletro duro. La durezza dell'esoscheletro quindi è direttamente proporzionale alla quantità di legami trasversali formati formati dai chinoni con le moelcole proteiche che costituiscono la cuticola. In genere le aree indurite sono definite
scleriti.
L'esoscheletro è dunque una componente fondamentale della morfologia degli insetti, anche le ali della maggior parte dei Lepidotteri che sono rivestite da squame. Non tutte le parti della cuticola è rigida come una
come un armatura, in molti punti essa è molto flessibile continent and a small amount of hard substance, by contrast, the cuticle of the head and patios mugs has a high percentage of protein is rather rigid and sclerotic. The epicuticola instead contains a high amount of wax, this is particularly important in terrestrial arthropods such as insects, the waxy epicuticola greatly reduces water loss and is one of the main reasons for the success of insects on land.






4) THE METAMORPHOSIS: allows insects to enjoy the best of both worlds as they grow and reproduce, such as the caterpillar is little more than a machine devouring leaves, and then evolve into a multi-colored butterfly. Under ideal conditions the fruit fly (Drosophila) widely used as a model organism in genetics, produce 25 generations per year. The females lay about 100 eggs, half of which develop into males and half females. Finally the insects terrestrial land plants depend for food. In fact, many species of insects have co-evolved with certain species of plants, especially angiosperms (the flowering plants). The majority of angiosperms depends on pollination by insects and many species of insects rely on nectar and pollen ome food. Pech plants and insects have evolved adaptations that promote this mutually beneficial relationship, the diversity of plants contributed to the diversity of insects, and vice versa.

Despite the incredible variety and diversity, insects molri share fundamental characteristics . The body consists of a head principilamente a chest and abdomen. The garment is a protective capsule and a center for sensory reception and food; contains the cerebral ganglion (Brain or cerebral or sicerevro specifically) and typically bears compound eyes made up from more simple eyes deti ocelli, a pair of antennae and mouthparts. The thorax is the real center locomotive of an insect. Other general features which meet at each insect are 3 pairs of legs, 1 or 2 pairs of wings, all present on a chest in 3 segments. Insects are the only invertebrates provided with wings. After briefly analyzing what characteristics made them able to govern a wide variety of ecological niches ... let's see some of the most important orders.
A classic example of beauty in form and color associated with the functionality that derives ...

Many species have a significant locomotor versatility: many species can crawl, walk, swim, fly and some are even able to run, jump, dive or glide. Versatility of movement made possible thanks to some unique characteristics of their limbs. A game of paramount importance is given dall'esoscheletro hard that can leverage the principles of levers. The leg of an insect, but this is true for all arthropods in general, is a real lever whose free end along a relatively large when relatively small muscle contractions that move the tip acts as a fulcrum. In this evolutionary forces produced arts suitable for rapid locomotion while others are adapted for atrti movimenri slower or powerful ecessari to dig tunnels to raise, or hold. In addition, a second character is that the concentration of forces locomotives in the legs allows the animal to maintain a continuous forward movement, for example, a worm must make a peristaltic movement to move forward movement in which every body has to stop before segmnto could move again, it follows that the energy expenditure to overcome the inertia is high, because the movement acceleration and deceleration should the whole body mass, such as in an insect that is not a problem because after you place moviemnto in idle speed automatic and only needs to accelerate the limbs, whose mass is small compared with the whole body. Also third important character is that the limb of all arthropods very structured, divided into 5 or more parties are connected to multiple parts to be hinged joints.
Insects have six legs, and the movement of each of these legs must be synchronized properly to prevent tangling of feet when moving. The legs move in an orderly sequence, starting with the rear wheels.
is an example. This beetle, like many other insects use their legs like real rowing. As you can see in the Siru pei paw on it diverge widely during the race on, this is important because it increases the surface area of \u200b\u200bdriving, and then apiattiscono again during the return stroke.

Some insects use the jet propulsion. An example are the larvae of anisotteri.
Other means of locomotion by insects is a very good use of the flight.
The mechanism of insect flight has always been an object of study, and is more complicated than you might imagine, in fact, unlike the wings of birds, true and modified their limbs, insect wings are extensions of the body, in other words the insects were able to evolve the ability to fly without having to convert art clinics in the wings! The wings of insects, like the legs, are the real levers complex, which revolve around a core formed by the lateral chest wall of the body. To move using the muscles are able to deform the chest. Placing himself in motion musculoskeletal chest-wing oscillates very rapidly and only occasionally are needed for nerve impulses to keep it running. an example? the inset of belonging to the order Hymenoptera: Flies, wasps, bees, ants here are representatives of this order exceptions are made for the ants do not fly, the wings of other components of this order are unique in their structure. They have two pairs of membranous wings, hind wings of the bodi, are secured with a relatively small number of tiny hooks (hamula) to the rear edges of the forewings, the largest, has quieted the functionality available to improve the efficiency of flight by lead wings as functional units unique. (If you enlarge the image below by clicking on it you can observe the movement of the wings)

insects with high wing beat frequencies using muscles move the wings indirect flight to deform the chest (as shown above), muscles that are attached directly sull'esoscheletro chest and wings. Another peculiar ono
the mouthparts, and many insects that feed on liquids, they do so by purchasing ICCO sugar nectar from flowers.



when a butterfly lands on a flower The apparatto jug of adult butterflies, whose shape resembles a trunk when not in use is wrapped under her head.



During at least is done to suck the liquid where the insects drink the nectar of the extended proboscis penetrates deep into the flower and carries the nectar in the alimentary canal. Another feature of butterflies is the presence of two pairs of membranous wings, covered with very large scales imbricate, those of posterior pair are smaller. Typically, the body is covered with scales or hairs.
The larvae of these butterflies are commonly known as caterpillars and are phytophagous (ie appreciate leaves as food). An example of a moth is the beautiful monarch butterfly, in this video:
video # 2 monarch butterfly can be seen as using its trunk to suck the nectar.
Even honeybees, visit flowers and collect the nectar through a mouth parts but it is not tubular and coiled under the head when at rest.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

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The rivers of the Indian cinema in Florence

Finally after so many years I managed to go yesterday to the film festival in Florence. The River to River Festival organized under the guidance of Wild Velo is the most important annual event with the Indian cinema in Italy that offers a chance to see the best of Indian cinema art and meet with his players. For example, this year you have the chance to see the most important works of three directors Bengali Satyajit Ray, Aparna Sen and Oniro . Sen and dreaming are attending the festival with their latest film, along with Rahul Bose, the hero of these films shared.

addition, the festival offers a chance to see some of the new world of Bollywood in full version (with songs and music) and in Italian with subtitles. The most important films in the program this year include Ishqiya Vishal Bhardwaj, Love Aaj Kal of Imtiaz Ali (with Saif Ali Khan), Rajneeti by Prakash Jha and Peeplo Live Anusha Rizwi.

By now the festival is wrapping up, but if you're still in time to see some major motion picture. The complete program can be found on the site River to River Festival. I missed the first part of the festival and I am sorry especially for having lost the first European Iti Mrinalini director and actress Aparna Sen and a Marathi language film, Maati Maay of Chitra Palekar, which had heard a lot. However, I am happy that finally I could see at least a few films.

Yesterday, Tuesday, December 7th, I spoke with the director Oniro . It 'been a very interesting conversation because we talked about a subject close to my heart - the immigration issue. Tonight Oniro present his new film I Am (I am) due for release in rooms in February 2011. I helped myself to this movie, because I translated part of the Italian subtitles. However I do not anticipate much in the coming days I will write of this discussion. Today, December 8, I hope to talk with Rahul Bose and Aparna Sen.

But today I want to write short films seen yesterday.

Minimum Maharaja of Franco La Cecla is a work in progress, this is a film not yet complete, which presents a small ex-king of a small suburban town in Gujarat. The piece presented at the festival speaks especially of an evening of songs organized by ex-king on the history and business of its ancestors. The explanations of the Cecla, after the film on Pingala language used to write the stories of real local family, were very interesting. Among the collaborators, the film also shows the name of the friend Dennys.

Mumbai. La cour des Peintres of Louise de Champfleury and Dindinaud Dominique, was on the manual preparation of a large canvas to advertise the new movie by Karan Johar (My name is Khan), an endangered art. Posters have now created digitally painted canvas completely replaced manually. While airing the film, I spoke with Oniria, so I've only seen part of it.

Shaving Co. Grant St. (15 ') of Payal Sethi was the first of four short films on the theme of the afternoon. The film tells an afternoon of memories in New York, when an elder came from India to visit his daughter, goes around the city with a delivery boy and continues to see in the shops and streets, the ghost of his young wife disappeared many years ago. It 's a sweet and tender film.

Grant St. Shaving Co. by Payal Sethi

Looking For You (12 ') by Cary Rajinder Sawhney is set in England and in some ways resembles St. Shavig Grant Co. With a brief but effective language, the film tells la storia sul tema della reincarnazione.

Un uomo di mezz'età d'origine indiana accompagna la moglie per le compere e viene avvicinato da una giovane donna che lo avvicina, lo guarda in modo strano e dice, "Avevi detto che saresti venuto a prendermi. Sono salita sul treno e mi hanno ucciso." L'uomo ha uno strano flash, una visione di se stesso vestito in una kurta bianco insieme alla giovane donna. Intanto torna la moglie e lui torna a casa un po' perturbato. Poi vede la giovane donna ancora fuori dalla sua casa, che gli ripete le stesse cose. Questa volta la sua visione è dei giorni della separazione tra l'India e Pakistan, e dei disordini violenti tra gli indù e musulmani. La giovane donna si aggrappa a lui and weeps in despair, is still trapped in memories. When you receive an official who takes away the girl crying, maybe it escaped from the psychiatric services.

Looking for you by Cary Rajinder Sawhney

The Road Home (21 ') of Rahul Gandotra about Pico, a boy of Indian origin, born and raised in England is in a very prestigious boarding school in the mountains in India . The boy with the brown skin does not feel Indian not speak Hindi, will not eat spicy food and speaks with an English accent, but the color of his skin means that for all he is an Indian boy. The film is the story of one day when he decides to run away from Pico school to return to England and the people he meets.

The young French girl in Pico says, "You can be both, English and Indian," while the taxi driver says, "It 's your destiny, you're dark-skinned and you have to understand that all you will be Indian."

Road to Home by Rahul Gandotra

It 's the movie that prompted me to reflect more on identity. The film is about the issues that the majority of young immigrants, born in Italy and came here as children, they experience the hard way. Although they feel very Italian, because it is the only home they have ever known, however, the first question that people are them is often, "Which country are you from?". Somehow, I think the question also relates to all children with dark skin or non-European features adopted in Italy.

The fourth and final short film yesterday was Kharboozey (19 ') of Rizwan Siddiqui. There is a saying that Indian regards kharboozey (melons) - says that change color like chameleons second to those around them. The film is about the Muslim identity in India, where for fear of being subjected to violence, two Muslim men when they move from an area inhabited by Hindus, they pretend to be Hindus. The two men who share a ride in a rickshaw, they do not trust one the other, and the man driving the rickshaw, and not to arouse suspicion stories racist against Muslims.

Rizwan Siddiqui and Selvaggio Velo in Florenze, River to River Festival

I think the film would have been more interesting and effective if it ended at the time when the two men meet unexpectedly at the home of a family. Instead, the film continues with black and white images of the Muslim people mixed with images of explosions and deaths, and then some final explanation that the two had made to guard because now the name of Islam is seen as synonymous with bombs and terrorism.

I spoke with Rizwan. He is from Lucknow and has worked at an advertising agency a Nuova Delhi. Lui continua a vivere e lavorare tra queste città. Kharboozey è suo primo film, realizzato con mezzi molto limitati a Lucknow, ed ha già guadagnato apprezzamento presso un festival del cinema in India. "Non ho piani per il futuro, preferisco non fare i piani. Voglio vivere quello che sarà. Sono una persona molto sicura e non mi piace pianificare", Rizwan ha detto, sottolineando il suo rapporto con la sua città natale, "mi piace andare in giro sulla mia moto con mai moglie e due figli, mi piace che dove vivo tutti conoscono il mio nome, il mio fruttivendolo conosce i nomi dei miei figli, questo rapporto con le persone con i luoghi è la cosa più importante per me."

Dei 4 cortometraggi visti ieri, i primi due parlavano di identità nel senso personale o privato, mentre gli altri due parlavano di identità sociale. Per quanto riguarda il linguaggio cinematografico, penso che i primi tre film erano molto più sofisticati, mentre il film di Rizwan era un po' più "raw". In modo diverso ho apprezzato tutti i film, ma mi ha stimolato di più il film di Rahul Gandotra, "The Road Home".

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

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CARNIVAL OF BIODIVERSITY': THE NOTICE

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Monday, November 22, 2010

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Here I am with two of my other creations.
I painted a screen with a draft BARB JONES. I really like.
E 'too much fun painting these fantastic puppets.

But here I painted a piece of cloth. Then I made them pack at the art of making a combined Preganziol.Ho these fabrics because they 'reflect the colors of the subjects of dipinti.Progetti JAMIE MILLS PRICE.

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Sunday, November 14, 2010

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WATER SPIDER ( Aegyroneta aquatica)

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Phylum: Arthropoda
Order: Araneae Family
: Argyronetidae
Genre: Argyroneta
Measures: length female: 8-15 mm (2 ) Male Length: 9-12 mm (2)
E 'is the only species in the world that manages to spend most of his life underwater. Although his body has developed a number of adaptations for this style of aquatic life. The abdomen and legs are densely covered with short hairs that trap air when the spider is submerged. This is one of the few species of spiders in which males tend to be larger than females . Although this species has been placed in a separate family, known as
Argyronetidae , recent scientific studies carried out by analysis of fossil spiders suggest that it should be placed in Cybaeidae family.
The aegyroneta aquatica is found throughout Britain. His presence is very strong throughout northern and central Europe, Siberia and Northern Asia.

Biology
The spider is able to build a real canvas diving bell-shaped, inside which transports and trap air bubbles in water flow using the hair of the back; thus ends to create a habitat with positive air to live. It is the only species found to date are able to live completely submerged in fresh water. Males tend to be more active in Unlike the females which in contrast, spend most of their time inside the bell and air catturarando prey that is too avvicianano their refuge. The species that are prey are typically small aquatic invertebrates. The males mate with females after the construction of an air bell next to that of the female, creating a veritable tunnel that connects the bell with that of their partner. The female spins a cocoon around the eggs at the top of his bubble. The young are born after a couple of weeks. Before hibernation, the spiders of water containing air seal their bell. Through the following link you will see two videos that reflect the spider in a few moments of his life, the movies are from the ARKive site visit it, is filled with lots of information about many species.

http://www.arkive.org/water-spider/argyroneta-aquatica/video-03.html


http://www.arkive.org/water-spider/argyroneta-aquatica/video
-12.html


Thursday, November 11, 2010

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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

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SLIPPER ORCHID (Paphiopedilum hennisianum)

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Regno:
Piante Classe:
Liliopsida
Ordine: Orchidales Famiglia:
Orchidaceae Genere:
Paphiopedilum Misure:
Stem height: 22 cm flowers
hennisianum Paphiopedilum consist of white petals with bright green and attractive vertical stripes of red-purple color. One of the petals, called the lip, in the frame like a slipper, and rich veins of purple-brown or brown-black. The stems of this orchid are purple and covered with fine hairs, and each carries only a single stem flower. The leaves at the base of the plant are green with streaks of a darker green and have a distinct bend in the middle. They can measure up to 14 inches long and 3 cm wide.



Range
They are nelle Filippine, nella zona Visayan.

Biologia

Il colore e la struttura dei suoi fiori si sono evoluti per attrarre gli insetti impollinatori. Un insetto, attirato dal colore del fiore, sarà guidata dai contrassegni colorati e creste al labbro scarpa-like. Le pareti interne del labbro sono scivolose e quindi l'unica via di uscita per l'insetto è tramite una scala di "capelli" che porta l'insetto a superare lo stigma in cui polline è depositato.
Dopo l'impollinazione, i petali dissolvenza, closes the stigma and the ovary begins to swell. The ovary gradually develops into a green pod that turns yellow when ripe. When ripe, the pod opens to release pollen in the form of cloud of dust, these tiny seeds are so light that it can be carried by air currents for hundreds of miles. Once you touch the ground seeds can germinate only if there is a fungus. The thread-like filaments (or hyphae) that make up the fungus penetrate the seed of 'orchid and the seed begins to digest the hyphae, thus gaining the nutrients needed for growth

Threats

The beauty of flowers and their rarità delle orchidee pantofola li rendono prede molto attraenti per i collezionisti e coltivatori di orchidee. Mentre il commercio di queste orchidee è ora proibita, la raccolta e il commercio illegali rimangono una potenziale minaccia. Grazie alle loro specifiche esigenze di habitat e la dipendenza da un fungo specifico per crescere, queste orchidee sono anche molto vulnerabili a qualsiasi disturbo o modifica del loro habitat, anche se non è noto se l'habitat dell' hennisianum Paphiopedilum è specificamente minacciato in questo momento.


A proposito di orchidee...

La notizia è di qualche giorno fa ( da

Eurekalert)
Orchids
DRACULA: According to Grimaldi and colleagues, fruit flies (Drosophilidae) of the kind usually Zygothrica shaman mushroom fungus in the rainforest. But a group of orchids that live in the American tropics takes advantage of their preferences, deceiving the hapless flies during pollination with their smell and appearance similar to that of fungi. These orchids are like Dracula. " Over 200 years ago, the botanists who visited the new world along with the English expeditions to Peru called this new type of orchid Masdevallia because of the similarity of the flower with some monstrous creatures like dragons and bats
," says University of Lorena Endara of Florida in Gainesville. "Some of the flies attracted to Dracula are new species, and I'm currently working on their description," says Grimaldi . thank
Rosa for helping me in writing a post! Sources: ARKive


Sunday, November 7, 2010

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Sanguinus BICOLOR (naked ape face).

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Phylum: Cordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Primates Family
: Callichitridae
Genre:
Sanguinus
Size: head-body length 20.8-28.3cm.
               lunghezza coda 33.5- 43.0 cm.
               peso maschi 428 g.
E' uno dei primati più minacciati in Amazzonia. Il Sanginus bicolor detta anche scimmia Tamarino calvo, possiede una spessa pelliccia, di colore bianco nella metà upper body and forelimbs, it is brown on the bottom half, legs and tail. Only the head is completely black and devoid of fur, hence the name 'naked in front'. Tamarin monkeys are distinguished from other New World monkeys above all for their small size and the presence of modified claws on all fingers except the big toe. They also have two rather than three molars in each jaw.
Range.

is located in the Brazilian state of Amazonas, the range of the naked face tamarin extends about 45 km north and 100 km east of Manaus
. In

mappa
potete vedere la regione (segnata in rosso) dove vive,
Habitat. Il Tamarin brasiliano occupa le foreste della regione.
Biologia.
La scimmia brasiliana fronte nuda vive a gruppi di 4-15 individui. All'interno di ciascun gruppo, solo la femmina alfa potrà procreare una volta all'anno. Altre femmine del gruppo non sono impegnate in attività sessuali e l'ovulazione può infatti essere soppressa dalle sostanze chimiche (feromoni) emesse dalla femmina alfa.
La gestazione dura circa quattro months, after which usually twins are born, although the incidence of shares in which a single pup is born is surprisingly high (one-fifth of the total). Puppies are already covered in hair, but depend on the care of adults to survive for the first two weeks of life are taken from the mother, then passed to the father, assisted by other members of the group.
care group of young people is an important feature of the tamarins, there is a real hierarchy in the group with subjects that provide a lot of attention to small devon.
The Tamarin Brazilian diet consists of fruit, flowers, nectar, exudates of trees and small animals such as insects, lizards and other small vertebrates. In nature, Tamarin use about 60 percent of the day to obtain food, moving on all fours through the trees and jumping among the branches. The
scimmieTamarin are known to communicate through the marking of territory, which seems to be important in social and sexual behaviors. In captivity they grow close to scoring when entering unknown animals.
Threats
The Brazilian Tamarin is one of the most endangered primates in the Amazon forest because of its small size, this is vuto mainly because of continued loss of habitat. The forest its habitat is destroyed to make way for agriculture, livestock, and the espasione urban areas. Sometimes they are also caught for the pet trade.

Conservation.
This primate is about to be declared endangered, there are many efforts carried out by the Committee for the Conservation and Management of Records of the Amazon to ensure that their habitat is affected more than necessary. They are also protected by the Project for the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity in Brazil (PROBE), which includes a plan management for its preservation.

Sources: IUCN Red List

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

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more'....... Wisner

Here I am .......
This weekend I attended the Rene 'Mullins at a stationery CURTI CASNATE-COMBERNATE (COMO).
THANKS RENEE 'for teaching us his technique!
thanks to Anna for the welcome!
Marialaura THANKS for having translated everything 'that Renee' We wanted to teach!
DIANE THANK YOU to us for assistance!
Thanks to Silvia and Simon for the journey!
thanks to Simone for the hospitality '!
thanks to all the people I met!
Thanks to Silvia for the little thought-PENSIERONE!


not forget 'NEVER GONE ALL THOSE BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS TOGETHER TO SHARE OUR PASSION.!
ME AND RENEE 'in the classroom.

MY classmate


and I RENEE 'at the fair booth COUNTRYERIKA SKILLS 2010.

Me and Barb Jones at COLORIFICIO CRAFT & COLOR COMO-to-CANTU'

FIORE.In great show and I've had the pleasure of attending his course scrapbooking.
I must say that I enjoyed very much and I also sent a you can see from this virus.Penso cart facts.

This is' the final result. A beautiful Christmas note.
FANTASTIC.
That 's my spesuccia ..........

This is' one of the classes at Mercer VERONA FROM 1936
Here we have a painting project Maxine Thomas.
The final results were ALL GREAT!!


here but a class of wires and IMPS Castle Godega.
Here all the girls were fantastic!!


HERE INSTEAD ARE TO ARICCIA-ROMA-AT THE HARDWARE Galloro.
HERE ..... Almost all were beginners.
I must say that their results were excellent.
ALL ALL ALL!!
ARE ALSO ABLE TO FINISH THE FRAME.
INCREDIBLE.
GIRLS YOU WERE FANTASTIC! THANK YOU FOR
ROSSELLA organizing this event.
I'll see you SOON!
A HUG!



This too 'another class of Mercer FROM 1936-VERONA-
Congratulations girls!
All very very good.
But here we are at BERGAMO MONDODECO.
Here we have addressed la tecnica di HOLLY HANLEY.Anche qui le ragazze sono state tutte bravissime.
Una tecnica molto divertente che ha soddisfatto tutte!!!!
Colgo l'occasione per informarvi che saro' nuovamente presso MONDODECO sabato 13 novembre.
Dipingeremo un progetto di KAREN WISNER( info a lato destro del blog)
GRAZIE CONSUELO PER L'ACCOGLIENZA!!!!!
Vi ASPETTO ALESSIO


Qui un 'altra classe presso LA MERERIA DAL 1936-VERONA-
Ormai qui sono tutte veterane!!!
Rinnovo i miei complimenti!!!
BRAVISSSIME!!!!
Sorry if this post have been too long, but I have many photos to publish.
There are still a lot of photos of gifts, classes, etc. ..... soon to be published '.
AN EMBRACE
ALESSIO