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Arnold Hertlog and his wife Huguette have always loved tending their garden in the small Flemish town of Saint Armands, far from Brussels. But the garden hasn't looked like this.In 1998 the couple were told that their home - along with more than hundred neighbouring houses - was sitting on an environmental time bomb. It was discovered that the earth was contaminated with poisonous compounds including arsenic and mercury.
Interviews:Huguette Hertog, Saint Amands resident Arnold Hertlog, Saint Amands resident Victor Dries, OVAM-Flemish Public Waste AgencyStavros Dimas, ... continua

Now in "Futuris": astrophysics, robotics and nanotechnlogy - women in groundbreaking European projects tell their story. Interviews:Anja Andresen, Astrophysicist at DARK Cosmology Centre at the Copenhagen University Alessandra Pavesio, Head of Research at Fidia Pharma in Abano Terme (PD) ItalyAurélie Clodic, Resercher at the LAAS Institute of CNRS in Toulouse, FranceGaelle Covo, Project Manager at the Institute of CNRS in Toulouse, France Visit the site: www.mostra.com Download subtitles:

Our planet has always been under construction. From tiny organisms that 3.5 billion years ago created mushroom-like towers along marine shorelines, to the present day, where all sorts of animal architects are at work; fish, spiders, termites, ants, bees, birds, mammals and amphibians of all varieties, are building artefacts with ingenuity rivalling our own architects.
Many of these creatures create shelters and nests in a breathtaking diversity of shape, size and colour. This one-hour film illustrates some of the wonders of architecture found in the natural world. ... continua

The biological lessons that we can learn from true islanders are applicable to the newest of islands: the National Parks we create to conserve Nature. The world is nowadays more fragmented than ever and the limited space and resources of our reserves have striking similarities to the conditions found on true islands.
With examples of the beauty and diversity found on islands such as Socotra, San Pietro and Asinara, the programme will explain how, by the understanding of a planet which is becoming a cluster of isolated environments, we can still find ways to save ... continua

With the example of the youngest island on earth the programme unveils the ways and tricks which allow plants and animals to colonise a faraway land such as a new island. Islands can be originated by different geological mechanisms but their shape, composition, and position on the globe is reflected on their inhabitants.
Species that happen to found themselves isolated become different from their relatives living on continents. And sometimes this differences go as far as producing a dwarf elephant or a giant tortoise, a flightless bird or a record-size seed. ... continua

It's the fashion show season, and in parallel Paris has been hosting the largest Textiles Show in the world: Premiére Vision. 742 exhibitors from thirty countries present their offerings for the Autumn Winter 2007/2008 season. A festival of wools, cottons and artificial fabric. And this year too, somespecial guests: so called "intelligent fabrics". Interviews:Christine Hubner ITV Jean Leonard Visit the site: www.mostra.com

1933. De T. Hayes Hunter, largometraje americano en inglés, con subtítulos en castellano, en blanco y negro. Intérpretes: Boris Karloff, Cedril Hardwicke y Dorothy Hyson. Un egiptólogo quiere ser enterrado con una joya con la que cree que obtendrá la inmortalidad, pero la misma es robada. No se detendrá ante nada para recuperarla Cortesía de Roberto Di Chiara Visita el sitio: www.robertodichiara.com

1935. De Irving Pichel, largometraje en inglés, con subtítulos en español, en blanco y negro. Intérpretes Helen Gahagan, Randolph Scott y Helen Marck Cortesía de Roberto Di Chiara Visita el sitio: www.robertodichiara.com

4th World Meeting of Intellectuals and Artists for Humanity Defense Closing Plenary Session Visit the site: http://62.123.84.92/defensa/ingles/