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dissabte, 12 de maig del 2012

NEWS

New1:


It may be possible to use "stem cell shielding" to protect the body from the damaging effects of chemotherapy, early results from a US trial suggest.


If this works, this will be a great step towards a new life for thosewho suffer or may have cancer and starting chemotherapytreatment. Because these treatments are very violent for our body,not only affect the bad cell but also affects all benign tissues of our body.So it's a way to prolong your life and kill you more slowly thancancer. So I think that this process would create a boom in the world of medicine.

New2:


Most deaths of young children around the world are from mainly preventable infectious causes, experts have said.


Any death that could have been avoided is a disgrace. Nowadaysmany children die each day due to infections that could have beenavoided. I believe that more serious measures s'hauriem apply to alldeveloping countries and try to avoid these useless deaths. But I also know that it is easier said than done, but still we must fight to preventthis misfortune.

New3:


Facebook has started testing a system that lets users pay to highlight or promote posts.


I think that is a good way of finding workbecause now the crisis is affecting many people and as necessary for each of us is lucky enough to find work

diumenge, 5 de juny del 2011

News!

Violence, jubilation in Yemen after Saleh’s departure


Yemeni security forces used tanks and live ammunition against gunmen who stormed the presidential palace in the southern city of Taiz on Sunday, witnesses said, a day after President Ali Abdullah Saleh left the country for Saudi Arabia.

Recchi sets age record as Bruins' slumping power play connects


Boston Bruins forward Mark Recchi (FSY) ended a couple of playoff droughts that were getting a bit old. By Rich Lam, Getty Images Mark Recchi's deflection eludes Vancouver goalie Roberto Luongo to give Boston its first power-play goal.



New "X-Men" tops class at North America box office

The fifth movie in the "X-Men" series took the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office in North America after selling about $56 million worth of tickets, distributor 20th Century Fox said on Sunday.

dijous, 3 de març del 2011

News!

Swine flu origin
CNN goes to Mexico to inform about the swine flu, the virus. The journalist Ted Rowlands stay in the Polaco district of Mexico where people come to work and he interviews a lot of this people who answer the same thing about virus.
Ted assure that only 1% of Mexicans believe that the virus origin in Mexico.
Also ted talks about one doctor who thinks that the virus started in Oaxaka with a tourist maybe from the United States.
The journalist Ted concluded that nobody, who interviews for the last two days in this street, has told that the virus origins in Mexico.

News!

The police complain about the study of phiscology

Mossos d'esquadra can now add psychology to their repertorie of professional developement.

There is a new programme that wants to teach members of the catalan law agency how to act more efectivily when dailing with a mentally ill citizien or with the delicate task of giving the news that a loved one has died.



News!

Bangladesh imposes YouTube block

The government of Bangladesh has blocked the web page “You Tube”, because someone uploaded a video which showed a recording of a meeting between the PM and the army officers. This video covered about 40 minutes (the meeting was 3 hours long), and you could see how angry some militaries were with the government’s handling of the crisis. For this reason, lots of guardsmen have been arrested.
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7932659.stm)


divendres, 19 de novembre del 2010

Dog "foster" kittens

Video new

A Golden Retriever in Cheshire has 'fostered' six stray kittens after recently giving birth to the same number of puppies. The mother die and a young woman found it. The work of fit it is very difficult, specially in the first weeks. The proprietary have a dog that recently giving birth puppies and the dog decided to look after the kittens.

Sloth's lazy image 'a myth'

The sloth's popular image as a lazy creature that sleeps for most of the day has been called into question.

Rather than snoozing for more than 16 hours a day, as observed in captivity, sloths in the wild doze for less than 10 hours, research suggests.

Scientists caught sloths living in the rainforest of Panama and fitted them with a device that monitors sleep.

The findings, published in a Royal Society journal, may help shed light on human sleep disorders, they say.

Lead researcher Niels Rattenborg, of the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Starnberg, Germany, said the study demonstrated for the first time that it was possible to record sleep in a wild animal.

dimarts, 19 d’octubre del 2010

Paris is tired of Party

The heiress has devoted his life to the parties, but for 29 years has decided that the wild nightlife and over. Now, Paris Hilton wants to focus on social work and helping the disadvantaged, and also enjoys its relationship with Cy Waits.


That new talks of Paris Hilton, she is tired of Party. Until now Paris always has gone to the parties but now since she has met Cy Waits she realize that the family life is better than her old life.
I think that it is important for her. She is 29 years old and she has to think what that she want to do with her life. Her boyfriend has got a son and that has done to change her. Because she has could see the family life.
Paris until now has addicted to drogues and her legal penalty was that she has spend 200 hours to humanity service. She gave her clothes and objects for helps other poor people and do other donations and helps. After that Paris has chaged a lot but I think she will change for a short time because Paris Hilton has been and will be a women party.
I choose this notice because I think that it is very curious and interesting.