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#com Dra. Valderês A. Robinson Achutti (*13/06/1931+15/06/2021)

Em Santa Cruz em 1995, numa celebração de uma efeméride de Dom Alberto Etges, que de lá foi bispo Quando simples Padre e depois Cônego, nos recebeu criando casas de estudantes - Casas da JUC - propiciando-nos apôio e socialização. Aproveitei esta imagem porque hoje soube do falecimento de um colega de secundário,  companheiro e amigo de longa data Luiz Xavier Pillar, do qual sigo com mais duas imagens:

Na mesma ocasião, em Santa Cruz em 1995. Na primeira fila: meu amigo Luiz Xavier Pillar que faleceu ontem, ao lado de sua esposa. Wanyce Miriam Pizani Robinson - irmã da Valderes e falecida no ano passado. Valderês, falecida em 2021. É muito provael que muitos dos demais, também não estejam mais por aqui, e nos deixaram saudades.

Recuando para 1951, em Santa Maria, como Pioneiros (escoteiros sênior), estamos na primeira fila Luiz Xavier Pillar + e eu. Essa foto já circulou por aí, e retrata uma de nossas aventuras: a excavação de um sáurio fóssil petrificado, do período Triássico/Mezozóico.  Macrocefalosaurio Mariensis. 

Meu amigo foi dos primeiros para quem contei que estava de olho na menina recém chegada em Santa Maria, querendo namorá-la. Ele gostava de usar expressões gauchescas, "de galpão". Lembro-me bem que ele retrucou: "cuidado que tu vais botar os beiços em cardo quente..."

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Consuming nonsugar sweeteners (NSS) leads to significant changes in both stool and duodenal microbial diversity and composition and levels of circulating inflammatory markers.

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