Waching daily Jan 30 2019

El secreto de Puente Viejo Avance 2005: Eustaquio y Lamberto mueren

Mientras don Berengario y Carmelo acaban con la vida de Eustaquio y Lamberto, Saúl y Julieta se reencuentran.

Además, Álvaro acepta ser el nuevo médico titular de Puente Viejo y Fernando sufre otra crisis. El jueves, en "El secreto de Puente Viejo".

Este jueves 31 de enero, Antena 3 estrena el penúltimo capítulo de la semana de "El secreto de Puente Viejo",

su incombustible ficción para las tardes que acaba de superar la barrera de los 2.000 capítulos.

Mientras en la entrega del miércoles, Julieta es violada y Carmelo dispara a Eustaquio,

el jueves, Carmelo queda conmocionado tras haber disparado a Eustaquio.

Lamberto, su hijo, ciego de rabia agarra la pistola a punto de disparar cuando don Berengario, que ha podido ver el estado lamentable en el que sale Julieta del chozo,

arremete contra Lamberto en un impulso de protección hacia el alcalde. Lamberto muere.

Don Berengario reza frente a los cadáveres de los Molero, pero Carmelo es franco: tienen que deshacerse de los cuerpos.

El cura no está de acuerdo, pero Julieta se lo implora, que no le niegue el silencio que quiere mantener sobre lo ocurrido y llora desesperada.

Finalmente, don Berengario accede a seguir las instrucciones de Carmelo.

Entre los dos cavarán las fosas de padre e hijo y avisarán a las autoridades de que han escapado.

Mientras, Julieta esperará en las afueras del pueblo mientras el cura va a buscar ropa limpia.

Después, llega don Berengario con buenas nuevas a La Casa de Comidas: Julieta ha aparecido, está en su casa.

Saúl está feliz porque haya aparecido su esposa. Julieta dice que está bien y que no necesita médicos.

Por otro lado, Elsa no quiere que nadie sepa que dispone de su herencia, todos creen que es pobre y así debe ser.

Da las explicaciones de por qué ha callado: quería recuperar a Isaac.

A la par, Álvaro acepta la propuesta de Carmelo para ser el nuevo médico titular de Puente Viejo.

Entretanto, don Anselmo y Tiburcio gestionan la asistencia obligatoria a la iglesia a Misa de doce para atajar las rencillas que han salido a raíz de la ingesta de gingko.

Don Anselmo, in extremis, "obliga" a los presentes a que se reconcilien.

Además, Fernando ve la confianza con la que se tratan Roberto y María y sufre una nueva crisis.

Saúl se reencuentra con Julieta

Don Berengario llega con buenas nuevas a La Casa de Comidas: Julieta ha aparecido, está en su casa.

Saúl está feliz porque haya aparecido su esposa. Julieta dice que está bien y que no necesita médicos.

Álvaro acepta la propuesta de Carmelo para ser el nuevo médico titular de Puente Viejo

Elsa no quiere que nadie sepa que dispone de su herencia, todos creen que es pobre y así debe ser.

Da las explicaciones de por qué ha callado: quería recuperar a Isaac.

A la par, Álvaro acepta la propuesta de Carmelo para ser el nuevo médico titular de Puente Viejo.

Fernando sufre una nueva crisis

Fernando ve la confianza con la que se tratan Roberto y María y sufre una nueva crisis.

For more infomation >> El secreto de Puente Viejo Avance 2005: Eustaquio y Lamberto mueren - Duration: 5:23.

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Receita de SUCO DE GRAVIOLA Com Limão| Suco de Graviola Cura Cancer #receita - Duration: 0:57.

Graviola Juice Recipe

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The very fruity graviola juice is a good choice for the heat.

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So let's get the recipe.

Ingredients:

1 medium graviola

1 lemon juice

500 ml and water

sweetener to taste

How to prepare:

Remove the squash from the graviola without the seeds, Squeeze the lemon juice and beat all the ingredients

in the blender.

Drink and drink right away.

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For more infomation >> Receita de SUCO DE GRAVIOLA Com Limão| Suco de Graviola Cura Cancer #receita - Duration: 0:57.

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AUTOMATIZE SEU PROCESSO DE COLETA DE DADOS - Duration: 2:01.

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¿Tendrán razón? Televidentes vaticinan el próximo personaje que saldrá de "Verdades Ocultas" - Duration: 1:45.

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MY AVALANCHE AND WHAT I LEARNT | HOW TO XV by XAVIER DE LE RUE - Duration: 5:18.

The mountains are incredibly beautiful in winter, they're a bit of a paradise

but a paradise which can transform into hell in a split second.

And this is exactly what happened to me on the 28th of March 2008.

So today I'm going to share with you the mistakes I made on that day

and also the lessons I learned from it.

I got taken by this huge Avalanche, that dragged me over two and a half kilometers

and over 1,200 metres of vertical.

All of a sudden I was going from being the hero, the champ, that just won the world champion title

to being a little piece of meat getting dragged into an ocean of snow

and getting crushed completely.

And it's basically a miracle that I'm here today

because this kind of avalanche you normally don't survive them.

You can imagine that after that avalanche, my first reaction was to just want to be like, never again

I have to stop free riding, I have to stop this nonsense,

I'm just an irresponsible father.

But being in my hospital room, I kept on looking at the mountains, seeing lines everywhere

and thinking man, this is something that I love, this is something that is a part of me

and I gotta find a way to make it more reasonable, make the risk more acceptable.

So today I'm gonna share with you the mistakes I made on that day

and also the lessons I learned from it.

I clearly misjudged the elements, so the temperature the time of the day, the amount of snow.

I kind of was taken into my bubble, I had probably five six runs under my feet and

I completely forgot to feel things around me and this is crucial in the mountains.

Avalanche danger is the highest on 35 degrees slopes,

when it's gonna break, the snow will have gathered and will not have cleaned itself out through time.

So when it will go it will go big

and this is exactly what happened to me.

For the human mind it's really easy to be really impressed and scared of the steep

of the size of the mountain or something like this.

But when you see a really gentle pitch going down, wide open with powder on it,

it's really hard to have the red sense of emergency blinking

but this is exactly when you should have it.

So in order to read the dangers in the mountains

and those dangers coming from so many different sides,

I've decided to cultivate fear, in the way that it would help me to stay always alert

and see all the signs that are around me and all the potential danger that could come with them.

So another mistake was that I rushed to save time and also money

and that directly comes from the fact that I misjudged the danger on the run,

and I didn't even look at it.

So I just said oh this is easy, let's just do it quickly,

But in the mountain, when you rush, it can be dangerous.

Normally in all the faces that we shoot,

we try to find always out runs that are clean and flat

where there will be no hole, no trees, no crevasses

and that usually makes the difference, because if anything happens

any kind of slide will spread out,

but on that day the out run was like a 1000m vertical and had a gully at the end

and that's something that I completely misjudged

and which should have been a big red warning sign.

Another point which misled me, is that there were some touring tracks on the face

and some riding tracks right next to the face

and to me I saw "ah there are tracks, it's all good it's been tested, it's fine"

and very often avalanches happen after many tracks go down

sometimes after hundreds of tracks and that day it was the case.

So this winter or next winter when you're at the top of the line, and you have any doubt

you can always come back tomorrow or next year.

The mountains are always going to be there

so humility and patience should be packed in your bag.

Ego can make you do really stupid things and has no place into the mountains,

so remember leave it at home or at the bar.

Freeriding is about enjoying the nature, enjoying the moment,

enjoying it with friends and enjoying it for a long time.

For more infomation >> MY AVALANCHE AND WHAT I LEARNT | HOW TO XV by XAVIER DE LE RUE - Duration: 5:18.

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La grande erreur de l'eau au citron que les gens font le matin - Duration: 6:49.

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Noiva do Cordeiro: een dorp waar vrouwen de hoofdrol spelen - de Volkskrant - Duration: 10:03.

Noiva do Cordeiro became a myth and everyone talked about us, without having seen us.

Everyone said we were whores.

That's why we decided to show our face, because we lived completely isolated.

In the hills of Brazil, a one and a half hour drive from the city of Belo Horizonte, you'll find Noiva do Cordeiro.

A large part of the week mainly women work here,

the men only come home for the weekend.

The women grow vegetables, potatoes and beans for their own consumption...

...and red peppers for sale.

They run the village and do everything together.

Many jobs that are important in the outside world, are done by women here.

For example, president of the association, or secretary.

This is very different from the politics in this country, which is mainly dominated by men.

In Noiva do Cordeiro the men are considered to be stupid, because they are guided by women.

I don't believe that, we are no different from others.

I think we are even more progressive then men elsewhere.

I think women are very free here.

The women are free and not owned by anyone.

They decide for themselves.

The story of Noiva do Cordeiro begins in 1890.

The young Catholic Maria Senhorina is married off to a man she despises by her parents,

and she decides to go away with her lover: Chico Fernandes.

At the time, this was a big scandal.

She was rejected by her own family and Chico's family.

She was excommunicated by the Catholic Church, to the fourth generation.

She came here, to the end of the world, and founded her family, totally isolated.

It was often intense, but they say she was very happy.

It did not matter to her, she just wanted love.

But in 1950 Noiva gets a visit from Anisio Pereira.

The then 42-year-old pastor lays his eyes on the 16-year-old Delina,

one of Senhorina's grandchildren.

They get married, Delina gives birth to a child every year, and Pereira founded a church.

He was a Baptist and he founded his own church, called Noiva do Cordeiro.

The church of Priest Anisio was very strict for the people, for believers and especially for women.

He was extremely masochistic.

The church and religion are always machistic and his religion was extremely masochistic.

The man is superior to the woman.

We were not allowed to use contraception.

We had to fast and weren't allowed to eat for two days a week.

You had to go to church every day, even when you were pregnant or you were breastfeeding.

It was difficult.

You could not cut your hair, you couldn't use any make-up, your had to cover your legs...

... and still we had a lot of trouble.

We had to pray all day.

Really.

We started at nine o' clock and we were done at four o' clock in the afternoon, so it was the whole day.

We had to pray four times a day and therefore it was difficult for people to...

...find work outside the community.

The unhappiness and poverty grew

The residents rebelled.

We became more critical, especially my mother.

It wasn't a shock, it didn't go fast.

It went gradually, we slowly discovered more and more.

Why do only we go to paradise?

There are so many people in the world, why are we the only ones going, how is that possible?

That's how we thought about it back then.

That was a crazy idea.

That is why we left the church.

After we left the church there were so many possibilities.

People started drinking, they started listening to music,

they did everything the church had forbidden them before.

Many got lost a bit lost in the world.

That is the moment Delina made a proposition

She brought the people together and said:

let's do it together, let's plant together.

You can invest money if you're able to.

Those who aren't able to invest money can invest labour time.

And that's what we did.

There was no hunger anymore.

Delina is the matriarch of the community, she is the heart of the community.

She is the source of inspiration for how we live here.

Eventually the church got broken down and that was the end of religion.

The priest had no say anymore.

This doesn't only affect life within the community,

but it also effects life outside of it.

First Noiva do Cordeiro was excluded because we were evangelical,

this region is mainly Catholic.

At that time evangelism was seen as something bad.

After the end of the church were the prejudices only got worse,

because we didn't have a religion.

Being evangelical was bad, not adhering to any religion was even worse.

That's why our community became even more excluded.

The prejudices were absurd.

We were afraid to go to town alone.

I never went to town alone.

The people there treated you as an infected person.

It felt like I had a scary illness.

We had many problems at school.

Often the lesson was stopped so they could talk about my family, about our mother.

They asked: does your mother have multiple partners?

Do they have sex with all men?

They said those kind of things, it was very insulting.

Very insulting.

I think that's why we are so connected, we had to be strong.

We had to love each other and that's what happened.

The community thinks it's important to take care of each other, to do that together,

both mentally and financially.

A good example is the story of Erick, who found out that he was attracted to men,

which often causes problems in Brazil.

When I discovered that I was homosexual I felt a lot of pressure.

We didn't know anything about it, I didn't even know that this existed...

...and I didn't know any other homosexuals in the community.

The possibility of being rejected by the community was frightening.

When I saw his grief -

He had lost the will to live even though he was surrounded by the happiest people on earth.

He felt isolated, lonely, depressed.

- I was angry with myself.

I felt insensitive, why didn't I see this before?

I discovered what preconceptions are and what they can do to someone.

We wrote a theatre play, that seemed like a good idea.

We wrote a theater piece to reflect on ourselves...

...and to analyze ourselves.

That worked very well.

From then on, there were no prejudices about this anymore in the community.

I think that's Delina.

It doesn't matter to her, she changes the whole community for the happiness of a single person.

That is Noiva do Cordeiro.

People from outside often think that we are feminists and that we rule over the men.

We do not see it like that.

Sometimes I speak with people from other communities and I notice they don't see women as human beings.

They objectify them.

I feel a deterioration in the human.

I think that's what it is: men are not more than women and women no more than men.

But that is not the case.

Here they are equal.

The men respect the women and vice versa.

We really see it as gender equality.

I think people from outside have this image of us because they are not used to this.

We complement each other and we are different.

That doesn't make us better or worse, we are the same as any other human.

What I think is most important about this community, is that we are united.

We love each other.

We love, whatever happens.