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De MS, cantora Dju traz respiro solar em lançamento 'Bem te vi' Artista sul-mato-grossense que reside no Rio de Janeiro está lançando uma série de singles que acompanham os ciclos lunares (Foto: Divulgação, Izabel Procópio) A cantora Dju faz de uma vida de experiências voltadas para o autoconhecimento e a espiritualidade inspiração para suas canções. O trabalho musical da sul-matogrossense radicada no Rio de Janeiro é uma extensão de jornadas internas, agora compartilhadas. Após a noturna e mística “Quase Lua Cheia”, a artista lança a solar “Bem Te Vi” como um sopro d...

Credit Craig Springer, UFWS / Flickr Creative Commons Yukon River Chinook and summer chum salmon are both coming in near or below the lower end of the preseason forecast. There’s concern about escapement, and fishing closures have left river residents without a staple of their diet.     The Yukon River Fisheries Drainage Association hosts weekly teleconferences where river residents, fishery organization leaders, and government resource managers talk about what’s happening with salmon up and down the river. There wasn't much positive news during the June 29 teleconference. Yukon River ...

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Florida Foodie: Couple works to get more Central Floridians eating local produce The Farmacy can bring meat, veggies and fruit right to your doorstep Tags:  ORLANDO, Fla. – Cathy and Robby Clay want you to get to know Central Florida’s farmers. “We are trying to connect our local farmers to people in the community so that we can get the food that they’re growing and creating into the hands of the people who are here that can actually eat it,” Cathy Clay said. The pair run the Farmacy, an online market that sells meat, produce and more — all of it coming from Central Florida’s f...

How The Specials’ Ghost Town became the anthem of ‘a country falling apart’ Forty years ago, as violence and poverty menaced their hometown, The Specials set out to unite the races. Then the National Front arrived The Specials in Coventry in 1980 Credit: Eugene Adebari/Shutterstock Coventry-formed ska band The Specials wrote Ghost Town in a pressure cooker – one that you could measure as barely six-foot-high. “I’m not going to say too much because I don’t want to upset anybody,” says the track’s producer, John Rivers, reflecting on the 11-day recording session that took p...