Femme, noire, à propos de la négritude

mercredi 14 novembre 2012

Halle Berry a 46 ans

et sa peau ne fripe pas...son sourire est...est...ses dents semblent ne pas appartenir à sa bouche...il n'y a pas de rides, pas besoin de botox pour maintenir tout ça...
ses nouvelles dents semblent tranchantes, menaçantes, imaginons le type qui a peur qu'elle en perde le contrôle pendant une fellation....oui je suis fatiguée

elle est sortie avec Wesley Snipes

T'as raison mon pote

un footbaleux ? non...Eddy Murphy, 51 ans avec une australienne de 33 ans, mannequin...ensemble depuis 2 mois... il est à Hollywood avec un peu de flouze à la banque, donc en toute logique...

Precious Lunga

qui ça ?...elle est née au Zimbabwe, et s'est mariée en 2010 avec Jon Snow, journaliste télé vedette, à la retraite, anglais...et riche...et ça nous change de Nicole Coste...

et alors ?
elle est épidémiologiste, spécialisé dans le sida...voilà...voilà....et a un diplôme en neuroscience...

elle est noire et pas une beauté de magazine, donc imaginez les commentaires dans la campagne anglaise

What's that experience like?

You don't get that many African women travelling around on their own, staying in hotels, and so people often come up to me and ask me what I'm doing. I went through Johannesburg [airport] so often that I got to know some of the people there....

What was life like in Zimbabwe?

I grew up there until I was 17, then I came to the UK to do my studies and I stayed. I went to a convent school; most girls didn't do science. When I was at school, I loved history and all these other subjects. I remember one of the nuns saying to me, "You're good at science, so you must do science." And my parents always encouraged me.

http://www.newstatesman.com/society/2011/06/interview-hiv-scientist-women

et oui c'est ça la negritude, sans photoshop

mardi 13 novembre 2012

Le generateur d'urine

invention...intéressante...les médias ne parlent pas de cette manifestation...l'Afrique est riche en pétrole, en minerais de toute sorte....où est le pognon ?....de l'urine ?...avec ce put...de soleil, pas de centrale solaire???

ça change de l'ambition de devenir Beyonce....

14-year-olds Duro-Aina Adebola, Akindele Abiola, Faleke Oluwatoyin, and 15-year-old Bello Eniola have created a urine power generator

All over Africa, young men and women have missioned across the country and arrived in Lagos, Nigeria. All they want to do is show off what they have made. Maker Faire Africa is more than your typical startup event: it actually shows off innovations, inventions, and initiatives that solve immediate challenges and problems, and then works to support and propagate them. Put another way, this isn’t just a bunch of rich people talking about how their apps are going to change the world.

These four girls may not end up doing that either, but their efforts definitely stand more of a chance than yet another hyper local social cloud app. Their efforts should not go unnoticed, because if this is what they’re doing as teenagers, I really hope they have the funding they need to be revolutionizing lives when they’re adults.

Here’s how it works:

Urine is put into an electrolytic cell, which cracks the urea into nitrogen, water, and hydrogen.
The hydrogen goes into a water filter for purification, which then gets pushed into the gas cylinder.
The gas cylinder pushes hydrogen into a cylinder of liquid borax, which is used to remove the moisture from the hydrogen gas.
This purified hydrogen gas is pushed into the generator.
1 Liter of urine gives you 6 hours of electricity.

http://thenextweb.com/shareables/2012/11/07/forget-apps-and-other-useless-startups-these-four-african-girls-have-created-a-pee-powered-generator/