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Question Mark | Polygonia interrogationis | Wingspan: 2.25 to 3.0 in
Family: Nymphalidae | Subfamily: Nymphalinae | Tribe: Nymphalini
A Conversa comKids – O poder das narrativas: as histórias que fazem pensar, questionar e transformar aconteceu no Sesc Consolação, no dia 15 de agosto de 2017, no âmbito da celebração da oitava edição do Festival comKids - Prix Jeunesse Iberoamericano.
A moderação foi feita pela coordenadora editorial do comKids, roteirista e produtora, Vanessa Fort.
Na conversa, estão:
Joyce Prado (APAN, Oxalá Produções)
Diana Almeida (Lacuna Filmes)
Carol Rodrigues (Diretora e roteirista)
Vitória Felipe (Coletivo Fridas)
Daniel Ribeiro (Diretor e roteirista)
Local: Sesc Consolação
Just another one of the beautiful species in the Butterfly House at Hershey Gardens. This species is quite common, I've had them in my yard this year but no good specimens to photograph.
This butterfly looked just like a fall leaf. He does have a question mark on him but it's rather faint.
Polygonia interrogationis. The common name comes from a mark on the wings (not visible here) which some people think looks like a question mark.
I've tried in vain to clean my camera lens. Yet, starting today, this black dot is appearing on all my pictures. Can anyone give me advice? I haven't dropped the camera or exposed it to dirt . . .
This is the first time that I have found a question mark in nature. Found on Mairangi Beach, NZ.
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Railways minister Suresh Prabhu being greeted by Governor ESL Narasimhan ahead of Centre for Transportation Research and Management's 15th National Seminar on "PPP and FDI in Indian Railways" at IRISET in Hyderabad on Monday. Express Photo by A Radhakrishna.
Although popular legend blames Napoleon and his troops during the French campaign in Egypt (1798-1801) for having shot the nose off the Great Sphinx, in fact this story just isn't true. I have yet to locate an original source for this myth. The idea that Napoleon was to blame for the Sphinx's missing nose dates at least to the beginning of the twentieth century.
One traveler to Egypt around the time of World War One wrote the following: "To take our photos sitting in front of the Sphinx on a camel was the aim of another. ...And so, repulsing the hordes of robbers on all sides, we came to the wonderful, inscrutable, worth-millions-of-pounds-to-authors Sphinx. The great riddle of the mysterious East. How many reams of rubbish have been written about this misshapen block of stone. Napoleon, a practical man, fired a few cannon balls at its face. High explosive shells were not invented in those days." [From: Sommers, Cecil. Temporary Crusaders. (London: John Lane, 1919) Chapter VI. "19th April."] Another book from about the same time (In the Footsteps of Napoleon (1915) by James Morgan, p 85) states "There is a tradition among the Arabs of the Pyramids that all the scars of time and the wounds of a hundred wars, which the Sphinx carries, were inflicted by Napoleon's soldiers, who used its mystifying and majestic countenance as a target. That, however, is only a legend for the tourist. Long before the discovery of gunpowder, the Arabs had laid iconoclastic hands on the beard of this god of the desert..." Though the Arab guides may have spread this tale, this myth has been perpetuated over the years by countless teachers the world over who have passed this bit of "history" on to their students
Ricky : "Why do we say we're taking Dallas for a walk when it's really him taking us for one?"
Me : "I don't know... He needs more leash training out in public."
Ricky : "We'll let Dad do that. He stronger."
Me : "Good idea."
Ricky : "How much does Dallas weigh now??"
Me : "He's almost 70 pounds.."
Ricky : "And how old is he??"
Me : "About 9 months old.."
Ricky : "He's a chub!!"
Matt spends time answering questions from guests eager to get some of his knowledge.
Matt Mullenweg, Founder of WordPress, got on his soapbox to share his experience building a great product.
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Photo taken in Adairsville, GA (north Bartow County) in the northwest corner of the State of Georgia in the USA, on September 6, 2006..
I saw this great looking Question mark Butterfly during the second week of November. I was suppressed to still see him active with some very cold nights and snow around the corner.
Occupy Fights Foreclosures questions and protested Kamala Harris for negligence of her duty as California Attorney General by not saving homeowners from widespread frauds in mortgage and foreclosure and not prosecuting the banks responsible for these illegal actions.
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