#porcina

[centraldenoticiasmx]

Participa Desarrollo Agropecuario en curso informativo sobre porcicultura

[cerebrodigital]

El Reino Unido ha confirmado el primer caso de gripe porcina en humanos, cuando dos individuos dieron positivo en una prueba de rutina.

[chicosanchez]

Un video sobre la historia de las pandemias y del exterminio de poblaciones a lo largo de los últimos siglos.

En Odysee: https://odysee.com/@chicosanchez:c/Un-espan%CC%83ol-menos.-Periodismo.-Chico-Sa%CC%81nchez-en-directo.:c

En Ivoox: https://www.ivoox.com/un-espanol-menos-periodismo-chico-sanchez-directo-audios-mp3_rf_102846383_1.html

En Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cocyoj7g_J-/

Dona:

Bizum: 656288161

Cuenta Bancaria La CAIXA: ES09 2100 8506 6401 0009 4340 (España)

Cuenta Bancaria HSBC - CIVE 021180064600700425 (México)

Tarjeta HSBC/OXXO: 4213168052701489 (México)

Adquiere mis libros en estos enlaces: 

(Papel y PDF)

(Papel y kindle)

[radiotusciaevents]

Roberto Oriolesi e il progetto Salviamo Norchia

  Il Dr. Roberto Oriolesi è un archeologo orientalista italiano, originario di Vetralla, specializzato in assiriologia, egittologia e antichità nubiane. Docente presso l’Università “La Sapienza” di Roma, Roberto Oriolesi ha partecipato a numerose missioni archeologiche in Medio Oriente e Africa, collaborando con istituzioni accademiche e scientifiche di rilievo. Tra i suoi principali interessi…

[ernestdescalsartwok]

HOSTALETS DE BALENYÀ-PINTURA-ART-PINTAR-PAISATGES-SANTUARI-MARE DE DEU-AJUDA-CAMPS-GRANGES-PORCINES-ARBRES-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS- por Ernest Descals Por Flickr: HOSTALETS DE BALENYÀ-PINTURA-ART-PINTAR-PAISATGES-SANTUARI-MARE DE DEU-AJUDA-CAMPS-GRANGES-PORCINES-ARBRES-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS- Paisajismo en días de verano, mucha luz y colores trastornados por el exceso de luminosidad veraniega, debajo de la sombra de unos viejos árboles he querido Pintar este paisaje que contempla al SANTUARI de la MARE DE DEU DE L' AJUDA entre campos de siembra, las granjas dedicadas al porcino y las montañas a lfondo con el Roc de la Guàrdia, paisajes con muchos elementos que conforman la identidad paisajista de los pueblos en la comarca de Osonsa,provincia de Barcelona en Catalunya. Pintura con óleos sobre lienzo de 65 x 81 centímetros, cuadros del artista pintor Ernest Descals pintando al aire libre y con algunas pequeñas moscas que me quieren acompañar en el trabajo artístico.

[storiearcheostorie]

Area archeologica di Grotta Porcina, riprendono i lavori nella necropoli rupestre di Vetralla

Area archeologica di Grotta Porcina, riprendono i lavori nella necropoli rupestre di Vetralla

Riprendono i lavori al sito di Grotta Porcina a Vetralla (VT). A renderlo noto è la Soprintendenza ABAP per la Provincia di Viterbo e per l’Etruria meridionale, che sottolinea l’avviamento, grazie a una prima tranche di finanziamenti, di un programma di interventi finalizzati alla valorizzazione e fruizione del sito che verranno portati a completamento con i fondi del PNRR. L’importante area…

[demujeresblog]

Inauguran el X Congreso Nacional Porcino

[kanako-porcina]

今日のイラスト。さぁ、仕事始めるか。#高橋ポルチーナ #illustration #ねこ　#猫　#cat

[fujoshiribbon]

i Really like princess porcina

[legobiwan]

do you have any thoughts on powerups/how the bros use them?

You have no idea what you have just unleashed, anon. :D I am super into world-building and lore when it comes to Mario stuff, so here's a random list of ideas that may or may not bear fruit for anyone who reads this. (Also, part of this is me sketching out concepts for solus creatura, so I thank my followers in advance for their patience here).

The vegetable/fruit/foliage powerups are naturally occurring. The Mushroom Kingdom has the most fertile conditions for these plants to grow, although other kingdoms have done a decent enough job of genetically engineering their own powerup plants.

This makes the powerups an integral part of the Mushroom Kingdom economy, and one of the reasons they're able to survive so long without any real standing army or defense system outside of Mario and Luigi. It's also one of the reasons they get invaded so often.

The Darklands, centuries before Bowser's reign, used to also cultivate powerups. They were overfarmed by a corrupt agricultural council, however, and in combination with a once-in-a-lifetime drought, the vast majority of their land and crop was ruined.

Luckily for the Darklands, their native species is capable of fire and they still retain a strong tradition of magical culture through the Magikoopas (although this was briefly wiped out during Bowser's father's reign, as he thought the Magikoopas were planning a coup. They, in fact, were, but for good reasons).

Now, the Mushroom Kingdom is wary of magic, due their own history and complicated relationship with the Darklands (this may be in part linked to an old civil war that caused the split between the Mushroom Kingdom and the Darklands). Their species is also just not that magically adept (something having to do with Toad physiognomy?) The powerups are a decent compromise - they afford magic-like abilities without rendering their user permanently superpowered.

There was some contention in the royal court when Mario and Luigi first arrived in terms of allowing them access to the powerups. Ultimately, it was decided the safety of the kingdom would supersede any worries about abuse of power. (This being said, Peach had to argue long and hard for this).

Mario and Luigi receive a monthly allotment of powerups and if they find any "in the wild," they're supposed to record each instance. Neither brother bothers with this and every month they get a nasty letter from Porcina in accounting, which has led to a years-long feud between her and Mario. Luigi has learned the better way to circumvent the system is bribery by brownie. It usually, although not always, works.

The non-vegetative powerups are created in Mushroom Kingdom labs. Because the Mushroom Kingdom is like a Times Square Station for warp-pipe travel, the dimensional crossroads makes it easier to cross-pollinate powerups with characteristics of other species and lands (cats, penguins, etc.)

Back in the day, E. Gadd was involved with a lot of this research, but ultimately left to pursue his own interests in the paranormal. It's also rumored that he and the governing scientific committee at the time had a spat about the limits of experimental ethics.

When Mario and Luigi are first introduced to the powerups, they think this is the coolest thing in the world. They have powers, which was an impossibility back in New York.

It takes them a while to get the hang of using the powerups. Mario set fire to a Mushroom Kingdom stable one time. Luigi crash landed into someone's wedding as a kitsune. The citizens, by and large, were relatively forgiving of these incidents, although it did make for a wild few days in the press.

At first, Mario and Luigi both love the fireball ability. That is, until the events of Super Paper Mario, after which they go a solid few months without coming NEAR a fireflower. Mario can't help flashback to that terrible moment in Merlon's house while Luigi experiences the oddest phantom pains if he as much holds a fireflower, although he can't say why exactly. (Mario, of course, has no idea Luigi was boxed and bombed twice by Dimentio).

Luigi loves flying and may steal a few extra Tanooki leaves to go out and experiment with aeronautics/aviation concepts in the dead of the night. This, subconsciously, directly influences his Brobot designs in his time as Mr. L.

Mario's favorite powerup is the classic mushroom. Finally, he gets to be as tall or taller than his younger brother.

They both think the Invincibility Star is incredible until they're faced with a situation in which the invincibility wears off at a dangerous moment, which almost turned fatal for Mario. It's a sobering moment, and brothers learn the lesson that no one is invincible forever.

The Mushroom Kingdom allows Mario and Luigi to use the powerups under the assumption that the "magic," as it were, never lasts. What they don't know, however, is that Luigi has a strange penchant for magic, which is why on more than one occasion, the effects of the powerups take longer to wear off on him. (One day, Luigi shows up to meet his brother looking a little...furrier than usual. "You look hairy, bro," Mario says, furrowing his brow. "I'm Italian." Mario rolls his eyes at his brother's quip. "Not that Italian. What, did you forget to shave again?" Luigi just shrugs, not wanting to admit this isn't the first time he's woken up with more hair than he's used to).

They tease each other mercilessly when they are introduced to some of the animalistic powerups. Luigi puts a litter box in his brother's room and buys him a collar with the name tag, "Fluffy." Mario cooks Luigi fish for five days straight after the penguin incident. He also starts singing the "Walk Like a Penguin" jingle every time his brother comes into the room.

[thatoneweirdowhoknowstoomuch]

Not to spoil ideas, but would you fw with autistic Odlaw?

Doesn't tend to get social cues (mostly happens when it comes to working w/ other villains ex. Porcina, Fred, Bleck, Archibald, Trasher)

Constantly yaps on special interests (here's a drinking game, swig the beverage of your choice everytime Odlaw mentions Magic Walking Stick)

Acts out on impluse

sounds rude or blunt 90% of the time

According to the 2019 series, pre-transition! Odlaw had a fondness for collecting keys-

[magicalmanestudio]

my little pony "villains" and redemption

i know how a lot of people bag on my little pony for solving issues and arc's with "the power of friendship" but i really love it honestly i think it brings the greater question "are they a bad person or are they a good person doing a bad thing?"

redemption is important to everyone. you don't have to be evil to be redeemed, you could be misguided or you could have just made a few mistakes. Porcina in the Glass Princess arc in G1 is a prime example of this, she acted in selfishness and wasn't aware of how her actions were harming others. it took being faced with the ponies in person and realizing she couldn't hurt them because they were real, they were real living creatures she could see that now. sometimes it can take a great consequence for those to realize that they've been doing the wrong thing, in Baby It's Cold Outside it takes King Chalatan turning his own flesh and blood his own son to ice to realize what he is doing is very wrong.

and what happens to Porcina and King Chalatan after they realise they've done bad things? they are forgiven of course! they are sorry for what they did and they regret it, they don't need any punishment more than that and they deserve happiness too. they were never bad people, just good people who did bad things.

many times what we consider villains are caused by social isolation, previous hurt and misunderstandings (and don't even get me started on the autistic coding to villains!) and i think it's SUPER! important that my little pony forgives these characters because they DO deserve forgiveness! just because someone has done a bad thing doesn't mean they're not allowed happiness ever again!!!

no one is perfect. not a single person is going to be a good person 100% of the time, that's just fact. and my little pony spreading that message that doing bad things doesn't necessarily make you a bad person is very comforting! it teaches children (and adults!) that it is okay to make mistakes and if you're truly sorry for what you did you'll be forgiven.

everyone deserves forgiveness and everyone deserves kindness.

[interretialia]

Nova Iuncta Verba Latina / New Latin Compounds

porcinigladius -ii m. “pork sword”   [porcina “pork” + gladius “sword”]   [porcina- + gladio-] stems   [porcini- + gladio-] a becomes Connecting Vowel i   [porcinigladio-] new stem   [porcinigladius] nominative singular

(Fons Imaginis.)

[paradesamoryunpocodedesahogo]

Donde se cuecen las habas porcinas de Puerto Rico

[radiotusciaevents]

Roberto Oriolesi e il progetto Salviamo Norchia

  Il Dr. Roberto Oriolesi è un archeologo orientalista italiano, originario di Vetralla, specializzato in assiriologia, egittologia e antichità nubiane. Docente presso l’Università “La Sapienza” di Roma, Roberto Oriolesi ha partecipato a numerose missioni archeologiche in Medio Oriente e Africa, collaborando con istituzioni accademiche e scientifiche di rilievo. Tra i suoi principali interessi…

[trialsinthelateromanrepublic]

trial of Marcus Aemilius Lepidus Porcina (cos. 137)

date: 136? BCE charge: iudicium populi [trial before the people] (military failure as proconsul in Spain in 137) defendant: M. Aemilius Lepidus Porcina cos. 137 prosecutor: unknown, but certainly not L. Cassius Longinus Ravilla cos. 127, cens. 1252

V. Max. 8.1. damn. 7; App. Hisp. 83; Oros. 5.5.13; see also Liv. Per. 56

Pace V. Max. 8.1. damn. 7, who confuses this trial with a censorial proceeding which resulted in a nota [mark] placed against the name of Lepidus in 125 by Cassius during the latter’s censorship (Vell. 2.10.1).