Friday, 6 April 2012

ER Lesson 11: Preservar é preciso

As promised, here's your suggested extensive reading of the holiday:


And here are my personal recommendations (from contributors to our very own blog - thanks a lot, Mariane, Felipe! - and from the same page as the article on Mata Atlântica):

  • "I think every experience in our life is valid. I have never visited the sea and I am sure that when I can I really would soak up it. In the beach, in a cruise or maybe to work in a cruise :)" and "I totally agree with your understanding of this text. You really saved me some time of writing about it! =P". =D
  • "Some things are just better when you turn off the lights. Such as star-gazing, campfires, movies, kissing, and the new mushroom species from Brazil, Mycena luxaeterna. This bioluminescent fungi casts an eerie, yet beautiful glow. Researchers named it luxaeterna, 'eternal light', after a movement in Mozart's haunting Requiem. The species is from the Atlantic Forest, one of the world's most threatened and fragmented rainforests. It grows on rotting branches. © Cassius V. Stevani (Instituto de Química – Univ. de São Paulo, Brazil)."

No, that's not what I meant by 'my personal recommendation'!

Star-gazing, campfires, movies, kissing... mushrooms? And Mozart (or sort of...)! Ideas for the holiday - since it's unfortunately too short for a cruise!... ;)

Oh, and don't forget to:
  1. join our fellow bloggers Felipe, Amanda and Mariane in their discussion of Lesson 09  and Lesson 10 texts (I'll be doing so myself this weekend!);
  2. find, in today's articles, one expression which appeared in yesterday's lesson;
  3. highlight at least one interesting collocation per article read;
  4. leave a personal comment on at least one of these articles.
A happy Easter to those who celebrate it - I'll be still accepting chocolate on Tuesday! LOL

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