The tragic fate for the lonely - USATODAY.com
The tragic fate for the lonely - USATODAY.com :
"Thursday, September 20, 10:30 AM
'The biological impact of loneliness can influence our most basic internal processes," said biologist at the University of California, Steve Cole. Recent research concluded that individuals who do not maintain constant contact with other people are more prone to disease and die young. This is because your system immune have certain genetic patterns that can trigger abnormal antibody production or cause damage to healthy cells. A study of 22,000 genes showed that those with few outgoing links with levels of unhealthy cardiovascular inflammation. This can lead to heart and arterial disease, Alzheimer's and other diseases, the daily newspaper 20 Minutos. The debate arises when dealing with these ailments. 'Maybe we can give these people aspirin to prevent heart attacks and strokes, but are we curing the disease? ", Asks John Cacioppo, University of Chicago."
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Friday, July 27, 2007
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"Second Life, earth mission" proposed Italian Jesuits evangelize in the virtual world
17:14 to evangelize about eight million people living in the virtual world of Second Life. The proposal was made by Father Antonio Spadaro and will be illustrated in the next edition of the Journal of the congregation Civilta Cattolica, which is being examined by the Vatican for approval. For the priest, " no room for God in virtual reality . In Second Life there are groups and places of religious and spiritual." According to the Jesuit, that world, which is accessed through the Internet, is a "land of mission." "The spiritual spaces have been expanded and some feel the need to establish places of worship, convents and and monasteries to meditate, "he said.
The idea was launched after confirming that the phenomenon is spreading, especially among young people." There are certainly positive and negative things in Second Life, but we believe it is fair Catholics to present there, "said Spadaro.
The proposal of the Jesuits is well regarded in the Vatican, which considers the creation of a" missionary surfer "a challenge for the Church itself." The idea of \u200b\u200bthe Jesuits is a real challenge and have to live with enthusiasm
17:14 to evangelize about eight million people living in the virtual world of Second Life. The proposal was made by Father Antonio Spadaro and will be illustrated in the next edition of the Journal of the congregation Civilta Cattolica, which is being examined by the Vatican for approval. For the priest, " no room for God in virtual reality . In Second Life there are groups and places of religious and spiritual." According to the Jesuit, that world, which is accessed through the Internet, is a "land of mission." "The spiritual spaces have been expanded and some feel the need to establish places of worship, convents and and monasteries to meditate, "he said.
The idea was launched after confirming that the phenomenon is spreading, especially among young people." There are certainly positive and negative things in Second Life, but we believe it is fair Catholics to present there, "said Spadaro.
The proposal of the Jesuits is well regarded in the Vatican, which considers the creation of a" missionary surfer "a challenge for the Church itself." The idea of \u200b\u200bthe Jesuits is a real challenge
"said Archbishop Claudio Maria Celli, head of media organs of the Vatican. "The truth is that the Earth can be considered virtual Earth mission. Second Life is a place that must not abandon and any initiative to relieve the inhabitants should be favored," he said Spadaro.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
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No ignore attempts to Islamicize West: Pope adviser - International Herald Tribune
The Holy Father has tried to emphasize that respects the Islamic faith since many Muslims were offended by a speech in Germany last year, arguing that linked Islam with violence.
"Attempts to Islamicize the West should not be ignored," said the private secretary Georg Gaenswein German magazine Sueddeutsche Zeitung in an interview that was published on its website.
"And the danger for the identity of Europe, which is connected to it, should not be ignored because of a stubborn respect," added Gaenswein. papal adviser told the magazine that the pontiff's speech in Regensburg, which included a medieval quotation stating that Islam was spread by the sword, should be offset any naivety about the Islamic faith. "Under the concept (of Islam) there are a number of different perspectives, sometimes contradictory, to include extremists who invoke the Koran in their actions and use weapons," he said.
Gaenswein gave no specific examples of alleged efforts to introduce Islamic values \u200b\u200bin the Western powers. The adviser also said that Pope Benedict XVI intends to work in interfaith dialogue and compromise in the debate to other faiths.
Thursday, July 26, 6:14 PM
BERLIN (Reuters) - Europe should not ignore the attempts to introduce Islamic values \u200b\u200bin the West, which could even threaten the continent's identity, on Thursday told a magazine the private secretary of Pope Benedict XVI. The Holy Father has tried to emphasize that respects the Islamic faith since many Muslims were offended by a speech in Germany last year, arguing that linked Islam with violence.
"Attempts to Islamicize the West should not be ignored," said the private secretary Georg Gaenswein German magazine Sueddeutsche Zeitung in an interview that was published on its website.
"And the danger for the identity of Europe, which is connected to it, should not be ignored because of a stubborn respect," added Gaenswein. papal adviser told the magazine that the pontiff's speech in Regensburg, which included a medieval quotation stating that Islam was spread by the sword, should be offset any naivety about the Islamic faith. "Under the concept (of Islam) there are a number of different perspectives, sometimes contradictory, to include extremists who invoke the Koran in their actions and use weapons," he said.
Gaenswein gave no specific examples of alleged efforts to introduce Islamic values \u200b\u200bin the Western powers. The adviser also said that Pope Benedict XVI intends to work in interfaith dialogue and compromise in the debate to other faiths.
Monday, July 2, 2007
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most unusual laws and rules that no one abides
most unusual laws and rules that no one abides
Sunday 1 July, 2:21 PM
there in the City of Buenos Aires many laws are not respected and that no one monitors but although they are commonplace, the fines to punish them are small or nil. However, there is also the Federal Capital obsolete ordinances and resolutions and to unusual and social changes that were no longer punishable even if no one has repealed according to the newspaper La Nacion.
most unusual laws and rules that no one abides
Sunday 1 July, 2:21 PM
For example, an ordinance states that it is forbidden to fly kites in the city except in Ireland and the Park Plaza Saavedra, of Victoria, General Paz and San Benito.
Another set that sugar bars sugar should provide metal or glass only. But there's more. Is in force today, banning poultry installed on roofs from the year 1903, keep up pigs, banning public display of untamed animals and wildlife, among others.
Among modern standards in the Code of Offences figure indicating that shall be punished with between 1 and 20 days of public works who induces a minor to begging.
is also prohibited ciudacoches activity and who exercise public works shall perform or pay a fine of 200 to 400 pesos. Other specified
The newsstand can not have magazines or pornographic films in view of minors in bars, restaurants and stalls is required to provide dressings in individual sachets and menus in Braille. There
an ordinance that requires every public employee, if someone requests it, provide your name and title as well as those of his superior. More
. Among other existing provisions contained in the rainy days the groups will stop at every corner, the movie theater when the functions are not numbered, they should put a sign with the legend indicating that 90% of the room is sold, photographers and artists working in squares should wear overalls or a suit and also banned in cinemas is the presence of persons of either sex with his hat on.
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