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14 Atores e Atrizes com sangue indígena nas veias - 14 Actors and Actresses with Indian blood in his veins
14 Atores e Atrizes com sangue indígena nas veias
17 de Junho de 2015
A equipe da Rádio Yandê fez uma pequena lista de atores e atrizes com sangue indígena de destaque nacional e internacional.
1 - Marcos Palmeira
O ator não nega sua ancestralidade indígena e não mede esforços para apoiar os povos indígenas.
2 - Suyane Moreira
A modelo e atriz nasceu em Juazeiro do Norte no Ceará.
Já realizou vários trabalhos na televisão e foi modelo da Ford Models.
Foto: Instagram - suyane14moreira
3 - Eunice Baía
A atriz ficou famosa com a personagem Tainá e ganhou o gosto do público.
Foto: Divulgação - Arquivo pessoal
4 - Adam Beach
Conhecido ator canadense.
Etnia Anishinabe (Saulteaux)
Foto:Divulgação
5 - Q'orianka Kilcher
Atriz e ativista da causa indígena.
Etnia Quechua e Huachipaeri
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6 - Danny Trejo
Ator conhecido por fazer personagens como vilão nos Estados Unidos.
Etnia Yaqui
Foto:Divulgação
7 - Graham Greene
Famoso ator de filmes americanos.
Etnia Oneida
Foto:Divulgação
8 - Fidelis Baniwa
Um dos atores indígenas brasileiros mais conhecidos. O amazonense realizou uma serie de trabalhos, atuou na minissérie Mad Maria da Rede Globo.
Etnia Baniwa
Foto: Leo Lemos www.zerophotoshop.tumblr.com/post/60824527233/fidelis-baniwa
9 - Silvia Nobre
Etnia Waiãpi
Seu mais recente trabalho foi a personagem Domingas, na minissérie Dois Irmãos da Rede Globo.
Foto:Divulgação
10 - Waldemir Barabadá
Conhecido por atuar em curtas metragens. O rondoniense é ator e modelo.
Etnia Karitiana e Aikaña
Foto: Divulgação
11 - Kapaí Kalapalo
A atriz xinguana ficou conhecida por fazer figurações, também ao trabalhar no filme Xingu. Trabalhou no filme francês Babysitting 2.
Etnia Kalapalo
Foto: Guilherme Micheline
12 - Zahy Guajajara
A atriz maranhense realiza trabalhos como figurante, modelo e atuou na minissérie Dois Irmãos da Rede Globo.
Etnia Guajajara
Foto: Divulgação
13 - Michael Spears
Ator indígena americano da etnia Lakota, da Reserva Lower Brulé, de Dakota do Sul.
Foto:Copyright: © Retna
14 - Miguelito Acosta
O ator, produtor, diretor e escritor, pantaneiro do Mato Grosso do Sul, ficou conhecido por realizar trabalhos também no Estados Unidos. Trabalhou no filme “Turista”, produção americana, dirigido por John Stockwel.
Foto:Divulgação
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Diabetic and foot care - Drª Diva Monteiro (Médica)
Education and Health
Diabetic and foot care
Diabetes causes lesions in various parts of the body, especially when poorly controlled, compromising the function of some organs and tissues such as the kidneys, eyes, arteries, nerves, muscles, skin and feet. The person with diabetic foot symptoms in the legs that should be valued, they are: tingling; needles; numbness; feeling cold; decreased sensitivity to pain or heat or touch; pain or burning mostly at night, at bedtime; areas of anesthesia; cramps and weakness. Initially these symptoms are not perceived but precede the onset of wounds, ulcers or infections.
The skin becomes dry with cracking and abnormal nail growth increasing the chance of infection. In some diabetics occur even atrophy of the muscles of the legs with bone deformities known as bunions, "claw," fingers "hammer", overlapping fingers and changes in the arch of the feet. These changes in points of support generate calluses and these may precede ulcers. Many injuries are not perceived by diabetics as pressure from a tight shoe, minor trauma caused by nails or pebbles in the shoe during walking, sharp objects on the floor or the tip of the scissors to cut the nails. These injuries develop into ulcers that usually have infections that precede gangrene and amputations.
Amputations can be found in the toes or below the ankle or to the level of the thigh, will depend on the circulatory problems and local conditions that member. In Brazil it is estimated 55,000 annual amputations for diabetic foot.
Prevention is the main way to avoid complications, starting with the control of blood glucose (blood sugar), visual examination of the feet and periodic medical examinations.
The diabetic should examine your feet daily in a well lit place, chilblains looking for, cuts, calluses, cracks, wounds or skin color change. You can use a mirror to improve vision. If the person is not able to examine your own feet, ask for help from a family member or caregiver. The doctor needs to be told if there is any suspicion of injury.
Feet should always be cleaned with warm water and never hot avoiding burns, dry with soft towel without rubbing. Keep your skin hydrated, but do not use creams between the fingers or around the nails. Wear socks without seams with cotton fabric or wool, do not use synthetic fabrics like nylon.
Cutting the nails must be precise not to hurt. The nails are washed and dried before cutting them, looking for a square cut, with slightly rounded side without removing the cuticle. Very careful with manicures or pedicures preferring trained professionals thus preventing injury and infection. The ideal is not cut corns or use abrasives. Always seek the advice of the doctor.
The ideal shoes are those enclosed, soft, comfortable and hard and firm soles. If there are foot deformities, seek out a professional for guidance. Women's shoes should have square heels, with a maximum height of three cm. Avoid tight, hard shoes, plastic, synthetic choir with fine tip, very high heels and sandals that leave unprotected feet. If you buy new shoes, use them at home for an hour every day until they are tender.
Always protect your feet, right on the beach and swimming pools. Avoid using local heat as hot water bottles and proximity to the fire.
Periodic control of diabetes, maintaining blood glucose within an appropriate range and foot care, are determining factors in preventing serious foot problems in diabetics.
Dr. Diva Leonor Monteiro, medical clinic by the Brazilian Society of Internal Medicine.
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Diabetic and foot care
Diabetes causes lesions in various parts of the body, especially when poorly controlled, compromising the function of some organs and tissues such as the kidneys, eyes, arteries, nerves, muscles, skin and feet. The person with diabetic foot symptoms in the legs that should be valued, they are: tingling; needles; numbness; feeling cold; decreased sensitivity to pain or heat or touch; pain or burning mostly at night, at bedtime; areas of anesthesia; cramps and weakness. Initially these symptoms are not perceived but precede the onset of wounds, ulcers or infections.
The skin becomes dry with cracking and abnormal nail growth increasing the chance of infection. In some diabetics occur even atrophy of the muscles of the legs with bone deformities known as bunions, "claw," fingers "hammer", overlapping fingers and changes in the arch of the feet. These changes in points of support generate calluses and these may precede ulcers. Many injuries are not perceived by diabetics as pressure from a tight shoe, minor trauma caused by nails or pebbles in the shoe during walking, sharp objects on the floor or the tip of the scissors to cut the nails. These injuries develop into ulcers that usually have infections that precede gangrene and amputations.
Amputations can be found in the toes or below the ankle or to the level of the thigh, will depend on the circulatory problems and local conditions that member. In Brazil it is estimated 55,000 annual amputations for diabetic foot.
Prevention is the main way to avoid complications, starting with the control of blood glucose (blood sugar), visual examination of the feet and periodic medical examinations.
The diabetic should examine your feet daily in a well lit place, chilblains looking for, cuts, calluses, cracks, wounds or skin color change. You can use a mirror to improve vision. If the person is not able to examine your own feet, ask for help from a family member or caregiver. The doctor needs to be told if there is any suspicion of injury.
Feet should always be cleaned with warm water and never hot avoiding burns, dry with soft towel without rubbing. Keep your skin hydrated, but do not use creams between the fingers or around the nails. Wear socks without seams with cotton fabric or wool, do not use synthetic fabrics like nylon.
Cutting the nails must be precise not to hurt. The nails are washed and dried before cutting them, looking for a square cut, with slightly rounded side without removing the cuticle. Very careful with manicures or pedicures preferring trained professionals thus preventing injury and infection. The ideal is not cut corns or use abrasives. Always seek the advice of the doctor.
The ideal shoes are those enclosed, soft, comfortable and hard and firm soles. If there are foot deformities, seek out a professional for guidance. Women's shoes should have square heels, with a maximum height of three cm. Avoid tight, hard shoes, plastic, synthetic choir with fine tip, very high heels and sandals that leave unprotected feet. If you buy new shoes, use them at home for an hour every day until they are tender.
Always protect your feet, right on the beach and swimming pools. Avoid using local heat as hot water bottles and proximity to the fire.
Periodic control of diabetes, maintaining blood glucose within an appropriate range and foot care, are determining factors in preventing serious foot problems in diabetics.
Dr. Diva Leonor Monteiro, medical clinic by the Brazilian Society of Internal Medicine.
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California or recycle water to the dry face
Damage caused by drought in California forced the US authorities to consider the recycling of wastewater as an option to ensure the resource in the long run.
The possibility to reuse the water for human consumption contaminated with urine and feces rejection always generated because of their flavor.
Californians, however, began to change his mind after four consecutive years of harsh climatic conditions, no rain or snow.
The snow of the mountains of Sierra Nevada, a major source for consumption, virtually disappeared, while the water of the Colorado River imports fell.
"Everyone is studying the recycling of waste water", he explained the expert and professor emeritus at the University California Davis, George Tchobanoglous.
"Today we played at sea a large part of this water when we could reuse it," he said. "You can do and is cost effective in large coastal settlements."
As in Texas
In a study published last year, Tchobanoglous estimated that by 2020 the recycled water could feed one fifth of the 38 million California residents.
The State of Texas, who also lives a dry, long ago began using the system that recovers water from baths, showers, washing machines and dishwashers to give them a second life.
Supporters of this method in California point to the example of the purification plant of Orange County, south of Los Angeles. It opened in 2008 and each day is 378 million liters, enough to supply 850,000 people.
In Los Angeles County there is another smaller plant known as West Basin, also specializes in recycling water for drinking or industrial use.
"So far we saw wastewater as a waste, but is now a very valuable resource," pointed his responsible Shivaji Deshmukh.
Much cheaper
Unlike Texas, where plants distribute recycled water to consumers in California relocates to the ground water before drinking.
The quality is the same in both cases: the first one microfiltra water to remove any organism, then purified and passes ultraviolet rays to kill bacteria last.
The water ends up being almost purer than bottled supermarket, so we must add some minerals that give the flavor.
NASA uses this technique on the International Space Station. A machine collects urine and sweat of astronauts to produce the coffee or water that is used for brushing teeth.
The final cost of this process can help to improve the image of wastewater.
"Bottled water is worth about 10 thousand times without quality is necessarily better," said the spokesman for West Basin, Ron Wildermuth.
"There are one or two days, the water was in sewers. Now it has one of the best qualities we can find," he said, before drinking a sip.
Southeast lost 56 trillion liters of water, NASA data show
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New satellite data show that the drought in Brazil is worse than previously thought, with Southeast losing 56 trillion liters of water in each of the past three years, said a scientist at the US space agency (Nasa) this sexta- Thursday (30).
The worst drought in the country the past 35 years has also led the Brazilian Northeast, the largest region, but less populated, losing 49 trillion liters of water every year for the past three years, compared to normal levels, said hydrologist at NASA Augusto Getirana.
Brazilians are well aware of the drought, as water rationing, blackouts and empty reservoirs in parts of the country, but this is the first study that documents the exact amount of water that has disappeared from aquifers and reservoirs, Getirana said.
"It's much bigger than I imagined," said Getirana the Thomson Reuters Foundation. "With climate change, this will happen more and more often."
The Cantareira system that supplies water to 8.8 million residents of São Paulo, had, for example, less than 11 percent of its capacity last year, according to local authorities.
The research Getirana, published this week in the Journal of hydrometeorology, is based on 13 years of information from the satellites Gravity Recovery and Experiment Climate (Grace, its acronym in English) NASA circulating the Earth detecting changes caused gravity field by water movement on the planet.
The country has no absolute lack of water, said the researcher. The problem is that the densely populated regions, particularly the Southeast, depend on local aquifers and reservoirs that are not being replenished due to drought.
Theoretically, water can be transported to other parts of the country to affected cities, he said, but the financial and logistical costs would be enormous.
The new satellite information they must provide a wake-up call for politicians to better manage the water and act on climate change to deal with the crisis, said Getirana.
The data do not allow researchers to make predictions on how long the drought will last, he said, adding that water levels continued to fall in recent months.
New satellite data show that the drought in Brazil is worse than previously thought, with Southeast losing 56 trillion liters of water in each of the past three years, said a scientist at the US space agency (Nasa) this sexta- Thursday (30).
The worst drought in the country the past 35 years has also led the Brazilian Northeast, the largest region, but less populated, losing 49 trillion liters of water every year for the past three years, compared to normal levels, said hydrologist at NASA Augusto Getirana.
Brazilians are well aware of the drought, as water rationing, blackouts and empty reservoirs in parts of the country, but this is the first study that documents the exact amount of water that has disappeared from aquifers and reservoirs, Getirana said.
"It's much bigger than I imagined," said Getirana the Thomson Reuters Foundation. "With climate change, this will happen more and more often."
The Cantareira system that supplies water to 8.8 million residents of São Paulo, had, for example, less than 11 percent of its capacity last year, according to local authorities.
The research Getirana, published this week in the Journal of hydrometeorology, is based on 13 years of information from the satellites Gravity Recovery and Experiment Climate (Grace, its acronym in English) NASA circulating the Earth detecting changes caused gravity field by water movement on the planet.
The country has no absolute lack of water, said the researcher. The problem is that the densely populated regions, particularly the Southeast, depend on local aquifers and reservoirs that are not being replenished due to drought.
Theoretically, water can be transported to other parts of the country to affected cities, he said, but the financial and logistical costs would be enormous.
The new satellite information they must provide a wake-up call for politicians to better manage the water and act on climate change to deal with the crisis, said Getirana.
The data do not allow researchers to make predictions on how long the drought will last, he said, adding that water levels continued to fall in recent months.
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