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train-crash:

Michelangelo Pistoletto
(part of “Fresh Hell” at Palais de Tokyo)

train-crash:

Michelangelo Pistoletto

(part of “Fresh Hell” at Palais de Tokyo)

(Source: contemporaryartdaily.com, via malditacoca)


Grant Snider - Art History
eu-nao-soubipolar:

Eu esforço-me.

eu-nao-soubipolar:

Eu esforço-me.

(via da-meatuamelhorfaca)

da-meatuamelhorfaca:

agt8nyolc:

in Serralves

amén

da-meatuamelhorfaca:

agt8nyolc:

in Serralves

amén

doctorswithoutborders:

Chad: “The Malnutrition Situation is Dire as the Peak Season Looms” MSF is expanding its health and nutrition programs in Chad to respond to the growing malnutrition crisis in the country. MSF is currently treating malnourished children at five projects in Chad, and has dispatched emergency teams to assess whether more interventions are required. At one of MSF’s long-term projects in Am Timan, located Chad’s southeastern Salamat region, MSF is expanding its number of outreach centers from eight to twelve to respond to escalating malnutrition rates. From January though April, MSF admitted 2,478 children to ambulatory therapeutic feeding centers—almost twice as many as at the same time last year. Even in a normal year, Chad has one of the highest rates of chronic malnutrition in the world. In early 2012, in some areas of the country, rates of global acute malnutrition as high as 24 percent were reported among children under the age of five. A combination of factors is behind these alarming numbers, including failed harvests, erratic rains, soaring food prices, and an early depletion of food stocks.An MSF doctor examines a child for malnutrition at an outreach clinic near Am Timan. Chad 2012 © Catherine Robinson/MSF

doctorswithoutborders:

Chad: “The Malnutrition Situation is Dire as the Peak Season Looms”

MSF is expanding its health and nutrition programs in Chad to respond to the growing malnutrition crisis in the country. MSF is currently treating malnourished children at five projects in Chad, and has dispatched emergency teams to assess whether more interventions are required.

At one of MSF’s long-term projects in Am Timan, located Chad’s southeastern Salamat region, MSF is expanding its number of outreach centers from eight to twelve to respond to escalating malnutrition rates. From January though April, MSF admitted 2,478 children to ambulatory therapeutic feeding centers—almost twice as many as at the same time last year.

Even in a normal year, Chad has one of the highest rates of chronic malnutrition in the world. In early 2012, in some areas of the country, rates of global acute malnutrition as high as 24 percent were reported among children under the age of five. A combination of factors is behind these alarming numbers, including failed harvests, erratic rains, soaring food prices, and an early depletion of food stocks.

An MSF doctor examines a child for malnutrition at an outreach clinic near Am Timan.
Chad 2012 © Catherine Robinson/MSF

(via darksilenceinsuburbia)

Como está?” é o que dizemos quando não queremos dar parte de fraco; dissemos “Bem”, e estávamos a morrer, a isto chama o vulgo: fazer das tripas coração, fenômeno de conversão visceral que só na espécie humana tem sido observado.
Saramago - Ensaio Sobre a Cegueira. (via trebienn)

(via inversa-psicologia)

(Source: thingssheloves, via el-es-de)

esternocleidomastoideu:

“Diz sem querer poupar meu corpo
Eu já não sei quem te abraçou
Diz que eu não senti teu corpo sobre o meu
Quando eu cair
Eu espero ao menos que olhes para trás
Diz que não te afastas de algo que é também teu
Não vai haver um novo amor
Tão capaz e tão maior
Para mim será melhor assim
Vê como eu quero
E vou tentar
Sem matar o nosso amor
Não achar que o mundo é feito para nós”

- Ornatos Violeta

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