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Did not know the expression. By exclusion, 10-f: blue-sky thinking = creative and unconventional brainstorming without constraints.
The list:
1 d
2 e
3 j
4 a
5 c
6 i
7 b
8 h
9 g
10 k
Picture showing a list of typical business environment expressions and their meaning, in which Blue-Sky thinking is one of them.
October 23, 2025 at 12:35 PM
Para aulas e inscrição em manuais de jornalismo: como transformar informação incrivelmente positiva, em algo negativo: Chame atenção para um ponto negativo, dê destaque a ele na manchete e deixe os pontos positivos, que são muito superiores ao negativo, reservado apenas ao pé de página da matéria
September 5, 2025 at 7:50 PM
80 years ago the world found atrocities committed to the Jewish people
It is horrifying to witness similar conditions inflicted now by the government of Israel against Gaza population
The world cannot simply just protest
GOVERNMENTS MUST ACT

#helpgaza #palestine
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Picture or a woman in Gaza with her 18 month old baby showing severe signs of hunger and malnutrition.
July 23, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Once upon a time, Hollywood used to make movies depicting unfair detentions and degraded prison conditions outside the US, in third world countries - as they were called by then.
It is shocking and saddening to witness this happening now in American soil 😞
Theatrical release poster of 1978 movie "Midnight Express", directed by Alan Parker and adapted by Oliver Stone from Billy Hayes's 1977 memoir. It is a prison drama film starring Brad Davis as Hayes, with Irene Miracle, John Hurt, Bo Hopkins, Paul L. Smith and Randy Quaid in supporting roles. The film centers on Hayes, a young American student, who is sent to a Turkish prison for trying to smuggle hashish out of the country. (Source: Wikipedia)
July 16, 2025 at 10:46 PM
As in Canada, Trump's strategy backfired in Brazil. Even one of Brazil's most prominent right-wing newspapers called the tariffs "mafia-style" in its editorial and today urged Bolsonaro-supporting governors to break with him as a condition of "decency, civility, and commitment to national interests"
July 9th Estadao editorial abstract calling the tariffs a "mobster thing" and stating that Brazil should not bow down to Trumps will. (Estadao is one of Brazil's most prominent right wing newspapers) The highlighted texts say that "Brazil right wing (parties)... should definitely break with Jair Bolsonaro... as a minimum requirement of civility, decency and commitment to national interests". The third column highlight cites three governors aligned to Jair Bolsonaro, saying "the complacency of governors is outrageous."
July 13, 2025 at 10:57 PM
As Bets...
Imagem mostra sanguessugas no rosto de uma pessoa
July 4, 2025 at 10:47 PM
I cannot think of a single author, musician or artist that had crafted their work thinking that it would be taken by AI to be reproduced infinitelly without payment or, worse, have their style copied to produce new pieces w/o prior consent. If a single person would do it, they would be put in jail.
Photo taken from introductory advice of Dunkirk Blue Ray, stating that unauthorized reproduction or distribution of that copyrighted work is illegal and punished by up to 5 years in prison and a $250K fine. This was commonly shown prior any Blue Ray, DVD or VHS tapes content reproduction.
June 24, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Brazilians call this type of disconnected fragments of law embedded in a big package, to be passed unnoticed, as "jabutis" (tortoise), a reference to a tortoise spotted on top of a tree... It cannot climb trees, so someone put it there, in a place it shouldn't be.
Didn't expect jabutis in the US...
Brazilians call "jabuti" a law which is inserted into a package of laws completely disconnected from the original content, just like spotting a tortoise (jabuti in Portuguese) on top of a tree. It doesn't belong there - someone put it there on purpose. A recent real example was a law giving incentives for coal industry within a package of environmental laws... It seems Brazilians are exporting their experience with jabuti laws to the US.
June 2, 2025 at 3:32 AM
Cartoon onde uma árvore com o rosto da Ministra Marina Silva é atacada por um homem empunhando um machado.
May 28, 2025 at 12:56 PM
A capa de outubro / 2024
April 25, 2025 at 11:51 AM
The work of Hayao Miyazaki and Ghibli's Team is a testimony of how the dedication to their art and the love devoted creating each of their characters can be fully perceived by the audience, deeply touching our souls and conquering our hearts. AI may steal style, but won't ever achieve this.
Spirited Away theatrical poster, showing Chihiro taking care of the pigs, possibly their parents, who changed into this form after entering the strange new world, with Chihiro, who has to find ways to save them from their fate, while learning peculiarities of this land and unveil secrets beneath each character she meets, profoundly changing their lives.
March 31, 2025 at 11:57 PM
What amazes me the most is that opposing voices to Trump, when denouncing the lack of due legal process prior sending the Venezuelans to El Salvador (Trump's Gulag), were shouting out loud that same procedures could be used against American citizens. Then Trump reassures them by tweeting this...
Tweet issued by Donald Trump saying that protestors against Musk/Tesla are terrorists and could be sent to El Salvador prisons if detained. He uses irony to describe prison's conditions as "lovely" implicitly recognizing he knows how dreadful they really are.
March 23, 2025 at 11:40 PM
Last year a Catholic Priest, Padre Julio Lancellotti had to replicate Jesus' anger in the Temple to break stones placed by Sao Paulo (BR) City Hall under bridges to avoid that space to be used as shelters by homeless.
Same kind of thought and behavior... 😞
Image shows Catholic Priest Julio Lancellotti breaking stones placed under bridge in Sao Paulo, Brazil, by City Hall to avoid homeless people to use the space as a shelter. Padre Julio is renowned by his work feeding poor and homeless people and has been attacked because of his charity work.
March 17, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Sem surpresa, por histórico, mas decepcionante ver Lula, chefe de mais um país produtor de petróleo como sede de COP (o quarto seguido!), sem fazer a mínima conexão entre uso do combustível fóssil e mudança climática. Se "não sujar a água", tá tudo bem...

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Presidente Lula declara total apoio à extração de petróleo na costa equatorial da Amazônia, durante evento em Macapá. Em um ponto do discurso chegou a comparar o Brasil com os Estados Unidos "Vê se os Estados Unidos está (sic) preocupado (com extração de petróleo na Guiana e áreas vizinhas)" - aos 57' do vídeo no link. Os pobres do mundo que serão afetados por fogo, inundação, ou simplesmente morrerão de fome ou sede, devido às mudanças climáticas, sumiram da retórica do presidente, que antes se gabava de querer acabar com a fome do mundo. Lamentável.
February 14, 2025 at 10:54 PM
January 28, 2025 at 9:24 AM
This is a fruit typical from Northeast of Brazil.
We also drink it as a modified version of "Caipirinha", the Brazilian traditional drink, made with lime, sugar, ice and cachaça - Brazil's spirit. The variation uses caju (the stem) instead of the lime.
Picture shows Caipirinha, traditional Brazilian drink. It is made of squeezed lime and sugar, to which is added Cachaça and ice. An interesting fact is that both rum and cachaça are made from distilled sugar caine, but they are set to brew differently: cachaça direclty from the raw liquid obtained after the sugar caine is squeezed, while prior to brew rum this liquid must be cooked. This is a Caipirinha variation: instead of lime, the Caju (the stem) is squeezed with cachaça, sugar and added ice. Other popular fruits in Brazil used as variations of this drink are strawberry, cajá and passion fruit Industrialized caju juice. Easily made at home as well, using the blender. It is thicker than cajuina as the pulp remains as part of the fruit. When drinking the industrialized version, one should shake the box, before pouring the juice into the glass.
January 26, 2025 at 12:25 AM
Both are delicious, though the fruit-like stem has a strong astringent taste when eaten directly due to high tannin content. It is industrialized as both juice (just squeeze, add water and sugar) or "cajuina", the juice after a process to remove tannin. Cajina taste resembles a lot the apple juice.
This is the Cajuina - prepared by cooking the juice, after removing it's tannin. It does not contain pulp and is much clearer than the original juice. Industrialized caju juice. Easily made at home as well, using the blender. It is thicker than cajuina as the pulp remains as part of the fruit. When drinking the industrialized version, one should shake the box, before pouring the juice into the glass.
January 26, 2025 at 12:25 AM
What a balm for the soul to hear Fernanda replying to a destructive campaign from her own fans against Karla Sofia Gascon! Instead of recrimination, softness, tenderness, embrace. We need this in our world! 💕

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#theacademy #oscars #karlasofiagascon #fernandatorres
Fernanda Torres @oficialfernandatorres and Karla Sofía Gascon @karsiagascon, both Oscar best actress nominees, are seen together in a picture which was used by Fernanda in her Instagram to send a message supporting Karla, after she suffered a wave of atacks from Fernanda's fans, who tried to improve her chances to win the Oscar by criticizing and minimizing Karla. Fernanda's response was very kind, asking support for Karla and telling a great story involving the two of them.
January 24, 2025 at 11:47 PM
Na fazendinha de minha irmã, que mantém boa parte de mata atlântica intacta, foto mostra asas de insetos que varri na sala depois de noite de revoada pós chuva. À noite o barulho (som) de insetos, sapos e outros animais era ensurdecedor! Não usam agrotóxicos lá. Privilégio!
Imagem mostra asas de insetos coletadas em uma pá após uma noite de revoada após chuva, em zona livre de agrotóxicos e com preservação de mata atlântica. Vista aérea da casa onde ocorreu a revoada de insetos após a chuva. Vê-se a proximidade com mata atlântica preservada.
January 19, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Não sou engenheiro civil, mas minha impressão é que esse trecho (foto) já estaria condenado quando se fez a inspeção. Praticamente metade da estrutura já está rompida!
O relatório, portanto, não deveria recomendar apenas a reparação, mas a interdição, até que fosse minimamente restaurado.
December 25, 2024 at 2:36 PM
This reminded me when I visited the American Museum of Natural History and found an amazing ant colony there. The guide told me fascinating facts about it. Most impressive one: ants and fungus are interdependent. The ants only eat fungus, which grows on the leaves brought and "prepared" by ants +
Leaf-cutter ants at the American Museum of Natural History in April. The colony was harvested in Trinidad and nurtured in Oregon, and it arrived in New York City last December.Credit...Todd Heisler/The New York Times
December 7, 2024 at 11:26 PM
@printsminions.bsky.social , estou curioso pra saber como está a bolha... Qual a repercussão lá?
Será que começaram a perceber o problema, como o governador finalmente parece agora reconhecer?
December 5, 2024 at 6:25 PM
I received the one below today.
The death of human empathy is one of the earliest and most telling signs of a cultureabout to fall into barbarism. – Hannah Arendt
December 5, 2024 at 12:44 PM
Você incluiu o hilário "Como enlouquecer seu chefe" na lista?
Trabalhei em empresa americana justo na década em que se passa o filme, incluindo durante o bug do milenio. Há comicidade, mas é bastante real!
Disponível na Disney. Jennifer Aniston faz parte do elenco.
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Poster de divulgação do filme "Como enlouquecer seu chefe" mostrando o funcionário completamente coberto por post-its. O filme é uma sátira à onda de "reestruturação de negócios" muito típico nas grandes corporações na década de 1990, ambientado justamente às vésperas do bug do milenio.
December 4, 2024 at 10:42 PM
Excelente! Mas não é tão surpreendente. Pássaros e mamíferos terrestres fazem isso. As baleias são essenciais para o fitoplâncton, que gera oxigênio e alimentos pra toda cadeia alimentar marinha. Tudo interligado!

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O cocô de baleia é rico em ferro, um micronutriente importante para as criaturas do oceano. Pequenas plantas marinhas chamadas fitoplâncton comem o ferro, o krill come as plantas, baleias e peixes comem o krill, gerando ainda mais cocô. Ao se alimentar de krill rico em ferro nas profundezas e retorna-lo para a superfície na forma de cocô, as baleias preservaram e ciclaram um elemento crucial na cadeia alimentar. O cocô agiria como esterco em campos agrícolas, fertilizando águas oceânicas pobres em nutrientes. Fornece uma base para toda a cadeia alimentar da qual o resto do oceano depende. A caça excessiva de baleias pode ter quebrado esse ciclo de ferro. Perca as baleias, quebre a cadeia alimentar
November 22, 2024 at 11:59 AM