C’est la raison qui l’emporte .. !? quoique … allez bien jusqu’à 5’50..et révisez votre mode régime !!

climateadaptation:

Polar bear mom with cubs? Auto-reblog!

thedailywhat:

Morning Fluff: “Moooooooom!”

As seen from the RRS James Clark Ross during the U.K. Ocean Acidification cruise off the coast of Greenland in June.

(Source : thedailywhat)

Selon le journal brésilien ‘O Globo’, Rio de Janeiro, surnommée la ‘Ville merveilleuse’, a reçu son titre de la part de l’Unesco au titre de ses fameux paysages cariocas.

New “Growth Paradigm” & “the well being of futur generations”..pour la version économique

Hâte de partir à Rio la semaine prochaine et voir tout ça!!

Une info adaptée à votre quotidien. Plus proche de vous.

Une info adaptée à votre quotidien. Plus proche de vous.

Manon Loizeau , Roxane & Paul Moreira .. au FIGRA 2010

Manon Loizeau , Roxane & Paul Moreira .. au FIGRA 2010

good:

Is Sweden’s Classroom-Free School the Future of Learning?
Sweden’s Vittra Telefonplan says goodbye to the “conventional classroom” and focuses on creative design. This means in place of desks, there are “sitting islands,” and students can collaborate with peers in “the village”—a tiny house for group work.
Check it out on GOOD→ 

good:

Is Sweden’s Classroom-Free School the Future of Learning?

Sweden’s Vittra Telefonplan says goodbye to the “conventional classroom” and focuses on creative design. This means in place of desks, there are “sitting islands,” and students can collaborate with peers in “the village”—a tiny house for group work.

Check it out on GOOD→ 

newyorker:

“Philippe Petit’s 1974 high-wire walk between the Twin Towers always had something of the miraculous. Five years after 9/11, it seemed like a fitting way to represent the strength of the human spirit, even when faced with tragedies.”
- Art Editor Françoise Mouly on “Soaring Spirit,” by John Mavroudis and Owen Smith, Sept. 11, 2006
Click here for more photos of, and Françoise Mouly’s comments on, other 9/11-related New Yorker covers.

newyorker:

“Philippe Petit’s 1974 high-wire walk between the Twin Towers always had something of the miraculous. Five years after 9/11, it seemed like a fitting way to represent the strength of the human spirit, even when faced with tragedies.”

- Art Editor Françoise Mouly on “Soaring Spirit,” by John Mavroudis and Owen Smith, Sept. 11, 2006

Click here for more photos of, and Françoise Mouly’s comments on, other 9/11-related New Yorker covers.

Tags: 9/11 cover art