Eduardo

PhD in Materials Engineering focused on polymer composites, sustainability and renewable energy.

[Eduardo @efonseca]

@Pesgrau Flamengo doou 2 pontos, mas só chegou 1 pontinho no Inter. Tem imposto nessa doação aí

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@InterBastidores Se você não é amador, então é colorado profissional? Recebe 💸 pra torcer pro Inter, ir ao jogo? Não entendi

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@LucasCollar Eu faria o mesmo

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@CARPINEJAR @gzhdigital É nas demissões e contratações que os sangue-sugas ganham as beiradinhas 💸 💰

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@EstebanNavarroS Aqui, alguma coisa mudou na parte avermelhada

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@zakiaonsol 130º + (80º - X) = 180º
80º - X = 50º
X = 30º

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@EmbeddedSDE Now put some magnets to make them fluctuate

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@baharkarakrt 130

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@baharkarakrt 150

[Drew Crawford @drewcrawford_]

Porto Alegre was the first city taken in a war to leave Brazil.

On September 20, 1835, a rancher named Bento Gonçalves rode into the capital with armed horsemen and seized it.

The empire mocked the rebels as "farrapos," meaning rags, after the frayed leather the cowboys wore, and the rebels kept the name.

In 1836 they declared their own country, the Riograndense Republic, and Britain, France, and Uruguay recognized it.

A young Italian sailor named Giuseppe Garibaldi crossed the ocean to fight for them, met his wife Anita during the war, and later went home to help unify Italy.

The fighting ran until 1845, the longest armed conflict in Brazilian history.

Rio Grande do Sul went back into Brazil.

The flag stayed.

Those colors still fly over the state, and September 20 is still a holiday here.

Two hours up the mountain road sits Gramado, settled in 1875 and then filled with German and Italian families who rebuilt the homes they had left behind.

The town sits high enough that the air turns cold, the pines grow thick, and hydrangeas line the roads.

Next door in Canela, the Caracol waterfall drops 131 meters off a wall of dark volcanic rock, with 730 wooden steps running down to the base.

Every December, Gramado lights up for Natal Luz, the biggest Christmas festival in Brazil, drawing around 1.5 million people into a town of about 40,000.

The shops sell chocolate, the kitchens serve fondue, and the squares pass a shared gourd of hot mate tea called chimarrão.

The land that once fought to leave Brazil now grows around 70 percent of its rice and around 90 percent of its wine.

It never stopped flying its own flag.

📍 Rio Grande do Sul

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@onlyskypace A pedra tem 205 e o Jerry tem 55

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@onlyskypace 25

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@nostalgiaa And this:

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@utdmax0 Lewandowsky

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@onlyskypace 150º.

Não usei nem papel

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@WanderValero Grupo A está todo com os calcanhares no chão. O grupo B até poderia ficar deitado encostando o calcanhar na parede, mas da pra ver que estão longe do "chão"

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@TerribleMaps Why Italy?

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@luancbvieira @CentralDoBrega Não há rivalidade entre Brasil e Suécia, mas há muita simpatia entre noruegueses e suecos. Eu incluiria também a Finlândia

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