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A pedra fundamental desse espetáculo é a trilha sonora. Composta e produzida entre 2012-17, a música do Projeto MAZOMBO alicerça e inspira a construção das narrativas corporais propostas pela FOHAT COMPANHIA DE DANÇA. Nesse sentido, o espetáculo de dança contemporânea, dançado por doze bailarinos (8 homens e 4 mulheres), completa os significados contidos na música e na poesia, que por sua vez dizem respeito ao processo de construção da identidade cultural caipira metropolitana. Ao entendermos a diversidade como fonte de riqueza cultural, assumimos a preferência por um público abrangente, acreditando que sua diversificação contribuirá com o êxito do enriquecimento cultural da sociedade por meio do acesso à arte.FICHA TÉCNICA
MAZOMBO – CIRCULAÇÃO: Projeto
ARIADNA DE ARAUJO CARNEIRO VAZ: Produção, direção e coreografia
HUGO CORREIA: Sonoplastia
MARCO RESTON: Iluminador e técnico de palco
BAILARINOS:
Bruna Lemes
Daniel Matias
Danilo Santana
Duam Leno Castro Magalhães
Felipe Silva
Gabriela Benfica
Ismarley Pereira Bispo
Tharyc Matheus Almeida Amorim
Killder Alves
Marcus Nascimento
Mirlene Viana
Wanessa de Paula
Thank you to all the parents who have helped get Namaste's composting program off the ground! We're proud of this healthy new initiative!
As you can see, the compost pile is quite toasty. It turns out that yes, paper towels compost relatively easily. The key is to add lots of "greens" to balance them out; this pile has a huge quantity of coffee grounds added.
Unlike the slow-worms, the grass-snake is camera shy, and tends to run away. There's usually two grass-snakes and two slow-worms in this pile.
I bought the "Tea" (aka composted worm poop) at the Boulder farmer's market and watered my plants with it
" As much as half of the waste stream consists of food waste, yard waste and other organic material that could be composted. When buried in a landfill, organic material causes ground water contamination and contributes to global warming through the generation of methane. In contrast, when composted, food waste and other organics become a valuable soil amendment that can rejuvenate our badly depleted local soils."
George Dreckmann, City of Madison Recycling Coordinator, presented on composting basics at several Madison libraries in the spring of 2014. Composters were on display at multiple libraries in March and April. Photos by Library staff.
The City of Port Coquitlam kicked off Earth Week 2010 on Monday morning with an event at Kwayhquitlum Middle School that illustrates the journey food scraps take from kitchen to cart to compost.
The first 100 people who arrived received a free bag of compost and a Kitchen Composter Starter Kit!
Worms are moving around a lot more. However, adding spaghetti noodles creates worm finding confusion
I mashed about in the back yard & woods, then decided to turn the big compost pile. Added stuff from to small bins. Inner core steaming! Wow!
I didn't turn my compost at all last winter and it froze. I'm gonna keep turning this winter to have garden compost early spring :)
Really something to see what looks like a pile of snow, is actually food & leaf waste breaking down to essential elements, high nutrient dirt.
This pic featured on my blog Veggie Mama
George Dreckmann, City of Madison Recycling Coordinator, presented on composting basics at several Madison libraries in the spring of 2014. Composters were on display at multiple libraries in March and April. Photos by Library staff.
For remove leachate from the composting tank, we are offering submersible pump from Ebara. It has a magnetic float switch for automatic operation and starts when the leachate reaches a certain level.
George Dreckmann, City of Madison Recycling Coordinator, presented on composting basics at several Madison libraries in the spring of 2014. Composters were on display at multiple libraries in March and April. Photos by Library staff.
This is what happens when the tomato and cantaloupe seeds tossed in the compost heap in the school garden start to sprout. I hope I'm around later in the summer when they are big enough to harvest!