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OKAY...they stay together...

“Falso”, así
responde el manejador y empresario discográfico Rafi Pina ante una ola de
rumores que circula en medios del Internet y que señalan que el dúo Rkm y
Ken Y se han separado. “Totalmente falso. Esos solo son rumores que
intentan lacerar el trabajo que hacemos en la compañía con estos
artistas. Los comentarios indican que ellos harán proyectos por separado,
sin embargo, soy yo quien único puede decidir si se hacen esos proyectos,
y por el momento no se harán”, manifestó.
Rkm y Ken Y, mientras tanto, llegaron hoy a Quito, Ecuador,
para presentar dos conciertos cuya boletería está totalmente vendida.
Ajenos a esta controversia que tiene como foro varios portales de Internet,
el dúo romántico continúa su agenda y se presentan con el éxito que les
distingue.
“Hemos alcanzado grandes logros con el dúo de Rkm y Ken Y.
Es una combinación ganadora, un binomio perfecto de voces y energía
escénica, y estan en su mejor momento de su carrera , Siguen juntos, que
quede claro. Y si algún día se hacen proyectos por separado, con gusto
nosotros mismos lo anunciaremos”, finalizó.

Chica pic!!!! Laugh ladies LAUGH

Rakim & Ken-Y splitsville?

Varios blogs han dado la noticia que los muchachos de Rakim y Ken-Y se separan. Supuestamente su disco “The Royalty: Farewell Edition” sera su ultimo. Aunque por su parte el dueto no ha dicho nada al respecto de acuerdo a fuentes Rakim quiere ser solista y cantar musica cristiana mientras Ken-Y quiere grabar reggae romantico.....tendran el mismo exito como solistas? el tiempo dira

RIP

Una abuela española que era considerada la bloguera más anciana del mundo _ llegando a ser una sensación por sus comentarios de la actualidad noticiosa _ falleció a los 97 años.

María Amelia López murió el 20 de mayo en su casa de Muxia, en la región noroocidental de Galicia, según su blog amis95.blogspot.com. No fue anunciada la causa del fallecimiento.

López comenzó a bloguear en 2006 después que su nieto _ "que es muy tacaño", escribió _ creó la página de internet como regalo para su cumpleaños 95.

Su blog atrajo una gran audiencia, con más de 1,7 millones de visitantes, al compartir López sus ideas desde la vida en España bajo la dictadura del general Francisco Franco a la invasión estadounidense en Irak, que criticó.

López dijo que el descubrimiento de la internet y la posibilidad de comunicarse con gente de todo el mundo cambiaron su vida y recomendó a las personas de avanzada edad que entraran en la web.

"Me quitaron 20 años de mi vida", escribió López. "Mis blogueros son la alegría de mi vida. No sabía que había tanta bondad en el mundo".

La notoriedad de López le valió incluso un encuentro el año pasado con el presidente del gobierno español José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, a quien respaldó con entusiasmo.

"Estuvo encantador", escribió López. "Me hubiese gustado hablar más con él, pero estaba tan nerviosa que perdí la palabra".

How emotional!

It was so emotional to hear Sonia Otomayor give her speach this morning. Like me Sonia holds her mother dearly and thanks her for her loving support. It's a milestone not only for Latin women but all women. Welcome Sonia we support you!

Being nice is cool again

IN the hit comedy “I Love You, Man,” Paul Rudd plays Peter, a sunflower of a guy: cheerful, welcoming and reassuring, if a little squeamish. Peter blushes over references to pubic hair, winces at flatulence and refuses to kiss and tell, even when the girls do.

Mr. Rudd has made a career of playing soft-spoken nice guys, and in another era that persona might have relegated him to a second tier of celebrity status, along with the likes of Donny Osmond and Pat Sajak. But today he is a leading man, even a matinee hunk, who has appeared in a string of Judd Apatow romantic comedies like “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Knocked Up,” as well as the current “I Love You, Man,” which has taken in just over $70 million at the domestic box office as of May 22.

Or what about Kris Allen, the polite and aw-shucks singer from small-town Arkansas, who has been called a latter-day Pat Boone, and who on Tuesday was voted by the public, casting almost 100 million ballots, a record, as its latest American Idol.

That amiable guys and uncomplicated sweethearts could be today’s pop heroes is one sign of an outbreak of niceness across the cultural landscape — an attitude bubbling up in commercials, movies and even, to a degree, the normally not-nice blogosphere.

“We are now in an age of nice,” said Eric G. Wilson, an English professor at Wake Forest University, who, as the author of “Against Happiness: In Praise of Melancholy,” qualifies as a professional curmudgeon. But even Mr. Wilson sees no end of smiley faces. He cites as avatars of a new niceness the Obama administration, which has been criticized for being too friendly to some repressive world leaders; advocates of political correctness who still hold sway in many public forums; and the director-writer-producer Mr. Apatow, whose era-defining comedies feature “nice guys who finish first — a great hope for non-threatening puerile males,” Mr. Wilson said.

“There’s more spark to nice — it is really in,” said Graceann Bennett, the director of strategic planning at the Chicago office of the advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather. She said clients are shying away from the arch and sardonic campaigns that were in vogue when the economy was flush. Ogilvy recently pitched an ad for Truvia, a new sweetener, showing two mounds of white powder meant to suggest female breasts, one more perfectly shaped than the other. The proposed tagline: “The difference between real ones and fake ones is obvious.”

The agency wanted to make the point that Truvia is derived from stevia leaves, a South American herb, not from a laboratory. But executives at Truvia’s manufacturer, Cargill, thought the ad was mean to the competition and to women with breast implants. They rejected it.

“I’m in marketing meetings with clients all the time,” Ms. Bennett said, “and they’re always coming back with, ‘I don’t want mean.’ ”

Other brands seek to be known for putting on a happy face rather than having an attitude. Pepsi labored for decades to position itself as the younger, sexier alternative to Coca-Cola, but last fall it unveiled a logo that has been widely interpreted as a stylized smiley face (some thought it mimicked the logo for the Obama campaign, which arguably makes the same point in a different way).

Volkswagen, too, shifted away from a series of sardonic commercials featuring an acerbic German narrator; the current campaign stars Max, a cute talking 1964 Beetle, and his talking Microbus friend.

The black bug is so innocent it blushes when Heidi Klum makes a suggestive remark.

And then there are Internet companies that embrace positivity. On Twitter, every user who uploads a photograph from that latest trip to Cancún is greeted with a pop-up message that chirps, “That’s a nice picture!” Skype, the Internet telephone service, greets users with cutesy cloud motifs and bubble-letter graphics, as if the entire brand image was lifted out of a 13-year-old girl’s bedroom.

Niceness in the culture spikes when the real world is full of trouble, theorized Catherine Ryan Hyde, the author of “Pay It Forward,” the 1999 novel that gave a marketable name to the idea of doing good deeds for strangers with the expectation that they would then do the same for others. (The book inspired a 2000 movie starring Kevin Spacey and a charitable foundation, run by Ms. Hyde.)

When Ms. Hyde’s book was published, during the gilded dot-com era, many people responded to its overweening earnestness with a collective groan, she said. But in the months after 9/11, earnestness and altruism were in fashion, and Ms. Hyde saw a surge in interest in her foundation, as well as a proliferation of other like-minded grass-roots groups.

The same thing happened again after the financial crisis escalated last fall, she said. “When do you ever see people making sweeping changes when everything is going fine? They don’t. They change when the roof caves in.”

Yes, there is no shortage today of brands and famous people who are sticking with sarcasm as their public image. A few recent campaigns, including those for Miller High Life and JetBlue, are cutting against the grain and trying mocking ads, which some analysts believe will tap into people’s frustrations over the economy. And for every star like Paul Rudd and Kris Allen who kill audiences with kindness, there is an adder-tongued Simon Cowell or Bill O’Reilly.

But consider that the snarly blog world has made room for some new make-nice citizens. While sites devoted to politics, celebrities and the media are rife with invective, an expanding parallel universe of blogs catering to young women and mothers unfailingly offer encouragement and support.

OperationNice.com links to news articles about good deeds and asks bloggers to take an oath of niceness. The blog was created 10 months ago by Melissa Morris Ivone, a 28-year-old graphic designer in Cinnaminson, N.J., who was inspired after a stranger held the door for her in an elevator. She wanted to create an oasis of good vibes online.

“Blogs, message boards and comments sections are just settings for people to verbalize their (usually negative) opinions,” Ms. Ivone wrote in an e-mail message. “Personally, I wanted a little corner that was free of all that.”

So far, more than 1,100 readers, many of them fellow bloggers, have taken her oath of niceness, allowing them to post an Operation Nice seal of approval on their blogs and Facebook pages.

Maybe that Nice seal will come to rival the original bright-yellow smiley logo, which became a popular sensation in the early 1970s, a period of acute societal division over war, race and politics, when people apparently needed to force a smile. In 1971 —the year the Weather Underground bombed the Capitol and Charles Manson was convicted — more than 50 million smiley-face buttons were sold. The symbol remained a perennial on jeans patches and coffee mugs throughout the Watergate years.

“The men who marketed it imagined it as a successor to the peace sign,” according to Bruce J. Schulman, a history professor at Boston University and the author of “The Seventies: The Great Shift in American Culture, Society and Politics.” In an e-mail message, he added that smiley represented “the ‘live and let live’ message of the counterculture in a tame, de-politicized and eminently commercial form.”

Whether today’s “nice” celebrities and friendly brands reflect or influence people’s behavior in the real world is impossible to say. There is no scientific niceness index. But what can it mean that use of the word “idiot” in blog posts has declined by nearly half in the last six months, according to BlogPulse, a Nielsen service that tracks online data?

Some businesses whose stock in trade was hauteur seem to be slapping on a grin. Josh Ozersky, a restaurant editor for Citysearch.com, said he has detected a tonal shift at elite Manhattan restaurants that treated unfamous diners indifferently. “Now you see chefs working the room rather than just a few V.I.P. tables, and hostesses instructed to thank everybody on the way out, rather than just treating them like nonentities,” Mr. Ozersky said.

The Santos Party House on Lafayette Street has been embraced as the nightclub of the moment because of an open-door policy and its overt friendliness, as expressed by signs throughout that read “Thank you for partying!” and “You have a beautiful face!”

Shaving off the edges does have its rewards. Research indicates that people who might be categorized as nice tend to have lower blood pressure and lower divorce rates, said Linda Kaplan Thaler, an author of “The Power of Nice: How to Conquer the Business World With Kindness.” Doctors who take an extra few minutes to talk with patients are sued less often for malpractice.

“Companies that have the highest retention have the nicest atmospheres,” said Ms. Kaplan Thayer, who is also chief executive of the Kaplan Thaler Group, an advertising agency that employs about 175 people. “And in a situation where people are losing their jobs and you have an option of whom to hire, you’re going to hire the person who is complimenting your tie. Nice becomes a competitive edge.”

Not everyone is buying it. Professor Wilson of Wake Forest, for one, will not relinquish his disdain for the smiley face. All this undue politeness, he says, “produces ubiquitous and maybe dangerous mediocrity.”

“ ‘Have a nice day.’ ‘That’s a nice car.’ ‘Be nice.’ What do these sayings mean but let’s make everything perfectly agreeable?” he said. “Which is to say, predictable and vaguely reassuring, like easy-listening radio or greeting-card sunrises or Tom Hanks.”

Bitterness as mental illness?

ADM...if that's the case then I'm sorrounded! Bitterness an illness? I constantly have to deal with people like that and although I understand them I never get why they take it out on others....It's not my fault



You know them. I know them. And, increasingly, psychiatrists know them. People who feel they have been wronged by someone and are so bitter they can barely function other than to ruminate about their circumstances.

This behavior is so common -- and so deeply destructive -- that some psychiatrists are urging it be identified as a mental illness under the name post-traumatic embitterment disorder. The behavior was discussed before an enthusiastic audience last week at a meeting of the American Psychiatric Assn. in San Francisco.



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The disorder is modeled after post-traumatic stress disorder because it too is a response to a trauma that endures. People with PTSD are left fearful and anxious. Embittered people are left seething for revenge.

"They feel the world has treated them unfairly. It's one step more complex than anger. They're angry plus helpless," says Dr. Michael Linden, a German psychiatrist who named the behavior.

Embittered people are typically good people who have worked hard at something important, such as a job, relationship or activity, Linden says. When something unexpectedly awful happens -- they don't get the promotion, their spouse files for divorce or they fail to make the Olympic team -- a profound sense of injustice overtakes them. Instead of dealing with the loss with the help of family and friends, they cannot let go of the feeling of being victimized. Almost immediately after the traumatic event, they become angry, pessimistic, aggressive, hopeless haters.


"Embitterment is a violation of basic beliefs," Linden says. "It causes a very severe emotional reaction. . . . We are always coping with negative life events. It's the reaction that varies."

There are only a handful of studies on the condition, but psychiatrists at the meeting agreed that much more research is needed on identifying and helping these people. One estimate is that 1% to 2% of the population is embittered, says Linden, who has published several studies on the condition.

"These people usually don't come to treatment because 'the world has to change, not me,' " Linden says. "They are almost treatment resistant. . . . Revenge is not a treatment."

Nevertheless, Linden suggests that people once known as loving, normal individuals who suddenly snap and kill their family and themselves may have post-traumatic embitterment syndrome. That's reason enough for researchers to study how to treat the destructive emotion of bitterness

La vitamina D no protegería contra el cáncer de próstata

Una nueva investigación realizada en Europa confirma que el riesgo de un hombre de desarrollar cáncer de próstata no tiene relación con cuánta vitamina D tiene en su sangre.

"Pese a la idea expandida de que la insuficiencia de vitamina D es un factor de riesgo importante para el cáncer prostático, esta teoría no ha sido sostenida por los resultados de la mayoría de los estudios prospectivos publicados", escribieron la doctora Francesca L. Crowe, de la University of Oxford en Gran Bretaña, y sus colegas, en American Journal of Epidemiology.

Los científicos han estado investigando si tener una cantidad escasa de vitamina D impulsa el riesgo de cáncer de próstata desde que un estudio en 1990 relacionó las tasas elevadas de la enfermedad con una menor exposición al sol, la cual genera la producción de vitamina D en el cuerpo, indicó el equipo.

No obstante, mientras los experimentos en laboratorio y con animales respaldaban esa relación, las investigaciones en hombres de Estados Unidos y los países escandinavos no lo hicieron, agregaron los expertos.

Para evaluar la relación en una población europea más amplia, el equipo observó a hombres de siete países europeos diferentes que participaron en la Investigación Prospectiva Europea sobre Cáncer y Nutrición.

El análisis comparó a 652 hombres que desarrollaron cáncer prostático después de cuatro años de seguimiento con 752 hombres que no lo hicieron.

Los varones con los mayores niveles de vitamina D eran en verdad un 28 por ciento más propensos a desarrollar cáncer de próstata que aquellos con las cantidades más bajas, revelaron los investigadores.

Pero no fue una diferencia estadísticamente significativa, lo que implica que podría haber sucedido por azar.

Cuando los investigadores analizaron a diferentes subgrupos de participantes del estudio, según su estadio de enfermedad, índice de masa corporal y otros factores, no hubo relación entre los niveles de vitamina D y el cáncer prostático.

Algunas investigaciones sugieren que los hombres con ciertas mutaciones genéticas que afectan el procesamiento corporal de la vitamina D corren riesgo de desarrollar cáncer prostático cuando carecen del nutriente, escribieron Crowe y sus colegas.

Los nuevos hallazgos, que no incluyeron información sobre si los participantes tenían o no esas mutaciones, no descartan esa posibilidad.

What a cute story! Music does heal the soul

Una niña de tres años despierta del coma cantando el "Mamma Mia!" de ABBA
25 de mayo de 2009, 11:49 PM



Londres, 26 may (EFE).- Una niña británica de tres años, Layla Towsey, ha sorprendido a los médicos al despertar del coma en el que estaba sumida desde hacía cinco días cantando el "Mamma Mia!" de Abba, su melodía preferida.


La historia, que parece sacada de un guión cinematográfico, sucedió en el londinense Hospital Saint Mary's de Paddington, donde Layla recuperó la conciencia después de estar en coma aquejada de una meningitis, según informa hoy la prensa británica.


"Pude oirla cantando 'Mamma Mia!' en voz baja. No me lo podía creer", explicó su madre, Katy Towsey, de 23 años, quien no dudó en considerar "un milagro" la recuperación de su hija.


La canción del grupo sueco de pop, que cosechó un gran éxito durante la década de los setenta, era conocida por la pequeña gracias a la película basada en el musical de ABBA que protagonizó Meryl Streep y que se estrenó en el verano de 2008.


"Realmente es una de sus canciones preferidas, ella ha visto la película y le encanta", señaló su todavía incrédula progenitora.


Layla Towsey, natural del condado de Essex (Inglaterra), cayó enferma el mes pasado y sufrió un ataque al corazón después de que su madre la llevara al hospital tras detectar una especie de sarpullido en su pierna.


Los médicos diagnosticaron que la pequeña tenía meningitis B y septicemia meningocócica, y tuvieron que conectarla a un respirador después de que sufriera el infarto.


La madre de la niña subrayó que el primer doctor que trató a su hija le recomendó, tras ver el sarpullido, que no se preocupara.


Sin embargo, Towsey tuvo que insistir en que la viera un pediatra, aunque descartó que vaya a emprender acciones legales contra el hospital.


"Si no hubiera seguido mis instintos, el primer doctor le habría dado el alta", relató Katy Towsey, a quien la traumática experiencia vivida por su hija ha animado a apoyar una campaña para recaudar fondos destinados a buscar de una vacuna contra la meningitis B.


Para tal fin, la joven madre celebró hace unos días una fiesta en su jardín y recaudó 240 libras (algo más de 270 libras).

Hombres también engordan durante el embarazo revela una encuesta inglesa

Según el estudio, el papá puede subir hasta 6,35 kilos de peso durante el embarazo de su pareja, que en promedio, tiene un aumento de 15 kilos a lo largo de la gestación.


Para obtener esta conclusión, la firma Onepoll encuestó a 5 mil hombres. De ese total, el 20 por ciento dijo que mientras su pareja estuvo gestante había tenido comidas más grandes. Y el 25 por ciento afirmó que comía más atraído por los antojos que generalmente exigía su compañera encinta. Entre esas comidas están las pizzas, los chocolates y las papas fritas.

El peso promedio aumentado por los hombres equivalía a 5 centímetros en la cintura, por eso, un 25 por ciento tuvo que comprar ropa nueva.

Más restaurantes

Además de mostrar 'solidaridad' con su pareja, otra de las razones de este aumento está sustentado en que los padres del futuro bebé pasaron más tiempo en restaurantes para aprovechar el tiempo libre que les quedaba antes de su nacimiento. Pero una vez se produjo el alumbramiento, sólo una tercera parte de los hombres aplicó una dieta para bajar de peso.

Y como se recomienda a las mujeres que consuman unas 300 calorías adicionales diarias con alimentos sanos, esto para asegurarse de que se cumplan las necesidades nutricionales del bebé, entonces las despensas de la cocina se llenaron y tentaron a los hombres a comer, afirma la investigación.

El sondeo sugiere a los servicios de salud hacerles una asesoría nutricional a los papás, frente a los embarazos de sus novias o esposas

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Shakira lista para los bebés

Las canciones de la colombiana ahora podrán ser aprendidas por los niños a más temprana edad. La Sweet Little Band interpreta sus éxitos en un disco sólo para los más chiquitos.

Canciones como “Ojos así”, “Pies Descalzos”, “Hips Don´t Lie”, y “Antología", entre otros temas hacen parte de la recopilación instrumental. "Babies Go" es el nombre de la colección, que reúne canciones de otros artistas tan importantes como Queen, Pink Floyd, Coldplay, U2 y Bob Marley".

Today I preview Sea Worlds latest ride MANTA

Mañana media gets a preview of Manta but since I'm just Jessica Reyes I experience it a day before! lol...Thanks Mari Delgado........

How old is too old?

Elizabeth Adeney, una empresaria inglesa de 66 años, dará a luz gracias a los avances de la ciencia en fertilización asistida. Será la madre más vieja de Inglaterra. Hasta ahora, el récord en el Reino Unido lo ostentaba la psiquiatra Patricia Rashbrook, que tuvo un hijo en 2006, a los 62 años, con un óvulo donado por una mujer rusa.
Adeney es una empresaria divorciada que vive en Suffolk, al este de Inglaterra. Se realizó un tratamiento de fertilización con un óvulo donado en Ucrania, ya que en su país la legislación impide estas prácticas en las mujeres mayores de 50 años. Está embarazada de ocho meses, planea dar a luz por cesárea en una clínica especializada de Cambridge.
La mujer que es ajena a todas las críticas, dirige una firma de plásticos y textiles, y pese al estado avanzado de su embarazo sigue trabajando a tiempo completo. Se casó en 1988 con otro empresario pero a los seis meses se separó y no volvió a formar una pareja estable.
Cuando el hijo o la hija de Adeney se gradúe en la secundaria, la mujer tendría 84 años, según informa el diario Clarín.
Hasta ahora, el récord en el Reino Unido lo ostentaba la psiquiatra Patricia Rashbrook, que tuvo un hijo en 2006, a los 62 años, con un óvulo donado por una mujer rusa.

If you like then u should put a ring on it!

Wearing one sensual ring can leave the smell of love in the air. Fashion designer Alexander Reeder has created a piece of jewelry that puts people’s desires out in the open with the S-Ring, or seduction ring, which emits a small amount of pheromones mixed with perfume to entice the people around the wearer. Reeder says the ring is the perfect ice breaker for potential lovers because it’s “fun and enticing.” He adds, “It gives off just enough scent that you can smell it if you come closer, or you can ask people if they want to smell it. It livens up a conversation.” Though he doesn’t think the S-ring is powerful enough to make a person swoon on the spot, field tests are being conducted to see what effect the sexy ring can have on a person. Reeder explains, “It not a tool for dating just yet. We need to see what the response is before we put it out into the wild.”

you've heard about the G-spot:

Hey chica...I remember reading this a couple months back on the mag and I guess they just put it up on the site....The girls at the office went crazy with it...Very good article and enjoy....I mean they alway do LOL



Even if you haven't personally experienced its power, you've heard about the G-spot: an erogenous zone located inside the vagina that can produce some pretty intense sensations. Thing is, it can also produce some intense frustration because it is, for many women, so damn elusive. And though the whole notion of the G-spot is hardly new — sex researchers have touted it for years — the medical establishment was always skeptical as to whether it really even existed.



Well, we're bringing you some great news: The G-spot is a very real part of your anatomy, newly documented in MRI scans and biopsies by medical doctors. Thanks to this new research, we now know that every chick is capable of experiencing more concentrated sexual pleasure — including powerful orgasms, says Irwin Goldstein, MD, director of sexual medicine at Alvarado Hospital, in San Diego, and editor-in-chief of the Journal of Sexual Medicine.



Here, we'll guide you to yours — yes, you will find it. Then we'll explain what to do once you're there so you can reap the blissful benefits.


What It Is, Exactly
There's some disagreement about the size of the G-spot; it may range from a quarter inch to a couple inches along the upper wall of your vagina, about an inch or two past your vaginal opening. Underneath it is highly sensitive tissue that, when touched the right way, triggers feelings of sexual happiness, explains Debby Herbenick, PhD, lead researcher and associate director of the Center for Sexual Health Promotion, at Indiana University Bloomington's School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. G-spot sensations have been described by some women as more intense than those they feel via clitoral stimulation — more of a warm, flushing feeling that resonates deeply throughout their entire body.



Even experts who always believed in the G-spot weren't sure whether it was a distinct gland or merely the collection of nerve endings extending from the underside of the clitoris. Here's what researchers are sure of: The G is its own entity, analogous to an organ in the male body. It's known as the female prostate because its tissue surrounds an area that produces chemicals similar to those made by the male prostate, a gland that creates fluid to nourish sperm, explains Dr. Goldstein.


Another similarity between the male prostate and the G-spot: When their G is aroused, some women say they experience a wetness unlike they do during other types of stimulation. And some say they even ejaculate a clear, odorless fluid upon orgasm.


check out this link to read more http://www.cosmopolitan.com/sex-love/sex/yes-you-have-a-g-spot-0409

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Saturday!

The weekend is finally here. Went to the airport to pick up my hubby and feel great. I love the excitement I get when I'm approaching the time when he gets to Orlando. It almost reminds me of when we started dating.

Would you date a jobless guy?

Interesting topic here. Most of us are raised to never date a jobless man because it usually means they are lazy but with the bad economy are women becoming less picky? If I were single I think it would depend on his track record. If he's a lazy bitch that has never worked......forget that, I don't want no scrub...remember that song? lol

Zoosk, an online dating site, conducted a poll in which 1,000 of its single users responded to questions about how the realities of the recession have affected their opinion on who they would or would not date.
Seventy-eight percent of those polled said they would date someone who is currently not working. The breakdown between men and women was staggering, however. While most men, 92 percent, said they would date an unemployed woman, only 52 percent of women would get involved with a jobless man

I'm seriously feeling this nail polish

Sally Hansen has been really taking their nail polish to another level. They have the Insta-Dri fast dry nail color that is great. I just put on "Night Fight" and it dried up ASAP....I'm feeling gothic tonight with the rainy weather...

I love bread...again...dame pan

ADM!!!(AY DIOS MIO) I love this. Went to Sams the other day and got this not expecting much but when I tried them with a turkey burger I couldn't believe how good they actually are. Only 100 calories-multi grain- and 1 gram of fat! Go for it

NOT COOL!

Everyone is taking a hit due to the economic downturn, but sadly, some more than others.
Mary Kay beauty company has conducted a “Truths About Abuse” survey which reveals that domestic violence is on the rise due to the current economic crisis.
Three out of four domestic violence shelters report an increase in battered women since September 2008 – a major turning point in the U.S. economy.
Moreover, 73 percent attribute the rise in abuse to financial issues, 61 percent blame subsequent stress, and 49 percent say job loss fuels violence.
About 44 percent of shelters in the Midwest say that even the loss of a home or vehicle is a factor in the rise of abuse.
To combat the terrible trend, Mary Kay Inc. has launched “Beauty That Counts,” a campaign through December 15, 2009, where $1 from each sale of Beauty That Counts Creme Lipstick in Pink Passion and Gingerbread goes toward helping women and children of domestic violence.
The company is donating nearly $2 million for abuse prevention and education efforts

Makes you think about freedom in the states cuando escuchas algo asi

La homosexualidad es ilegal en 80 países y castigada con la pena de muerte en Irán, Mauritania, Arabia Saudí, Sudán y Yemen y en algunos lugares de Nigeria y Somalia, según un informe divulgado hoy la Asociación Internacional de Gays y Lesbianas (ILGA).
Panamá dejó de considerar ilegal la homosexualidad en 2008, pero Burundi pasó a hacerlo por primera vez en su historia este año, indica la organización. Este informe, el tercero que elabora ILGA sobre la homofobia en el mundo, revisa la legislación que criminaliza actos sexuales consentidos y privados entre personas del mismo sexo mayores de edad.
La secretaria general de ILGA, la psicóloga mexicana Gloria Careaga, explica que la consagración de la homofobia en la legislación de esos países deja a los homosexuales "sin ninguna posibilidad de escape y sin medios para pedir ayuda".
El también secretario general de la organización, Renato Sabbadini, considera que la homofobia parte de la idea de que hombres y mujeres no deberían ser iguales sino desempeñar roles sociales incompatibles entre ellos.
El estudio, realizado por Daniel Ottosson de la Escuela Universitaria de Södertörn (Estocolmo), recuerda además que las actividades sexuales entre personas del mismo sexo nunca han sido tipificadas como delito en doce países: Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, República Centroafricana, Chad, Congo-Brazzaville, Costa de Marfil, República Democrática del Congo, Gabón, Madagascar, Níger y Ruanda.

Las Mujeres somos mas fuertes!! what what

En cuestiones de enfermedades, las mujeres son más resistentes que los hombres gracias al estrógeno, escribieron científicos en la edición más reciente de la revista Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (PNAS).

Investigadores de la Universidad McGill indicaron en un estudio con ratones que el estrógeno, hormona sexual femenina, al perecer inhibe una enzima llamada Caspasa-12 que a su vez está vinculada a los procesos inflamatorios.

Según los científicos, eso podría explicar que las mujeres soporten mejor las enfermedades que sus congéneres masculinos.

El equipo basó sus resultados en un experimento con roedores a los que implantó el gen humano de la Caspasa-12, y comprobó que los machos eran más propensos a las enfermedades, mientras que las toleraban mejor.

"Nos quedamos muy sorprendidos con estos resultados, y determinamos que el estrógeno producido por el sistema inmune de las ratonas bloquea la expresión del gen humano de la Caspasa-12", indicó Maya Saleh, directora del estudio.

De acuerdo con los investigadores, las mujeres pueden tener un sistema inmunológico más robusto por el papel que desempeñan en la reproducción y la crianza.