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Researchers: Anger in the workplace, "help" to succeed

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:18:53 GMT

Some researchers believe that the anger in the workplace may not be a harmful and may help to career success.

But the study conducted by Harvard Medical School also found that it was necessary to keep the person under control and full of anger can be devastating.

According to Professor George Filante, one of the authors of the study that the negative sentiments such as the fear and anger are normal feelings, and of great importance.

It is believed between William, a psychologist Alhazmin that people are able to defend their rights, while still respectable.

The survey, conducted on 824 people over 44 years

Amandamemo

Sea-level rise faster than expected

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:17:18 GMT

Scientific team says that the sea level around the world will rise more than expected because of changes in the ice surface in the North and South Poles.

The scientists warned that the consequences of this phenomenon will be the consequences for many people, where about 10 percent of the population of the ground, approximately 600 million people in low-lying areas.

Experts warned in a symposium on climate change in Copenhagen that the expectations of the United Nations in this regard is very low, confirming that it is possible sea-level rise a full meter by 2100.

The UN report had predicted that rising sea levels maximum 59 centimeters.

He Professor Konrad Steffen of the University of Colorado at a press conference Tuesday to press the consideration of accelerated melting of ice in Greenland during the last decade.

He said Steffen, who has studied the phenomena Bgeled on the Arctic for 35 years: "can I expect with confidence that sea level could rise by almost meter 2100th that significant change requires action now."

For his part, said Dr. John Tchertc of the Australian Center for studies of climate, sea-level rise to three mm per year, according to the latest studies, since 1993. It is of course a very high percentage compared with the last century. "

Dr Eric Reneo, a U.S. space agency NASA, says that turning a blind eye on the results of this research would be a grave mistake, especially as the contribution of melting ice in Greenland and the Antarctic regions of very large

Amandamemo

The smell of rotten eggs, "treatment" of the inability of sexual

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:15:56 GMT

Experts to reach the gas that causes the bad smell, the smell produced by rotten eggs can help to produce a new drug for the treatment of sexual impotence.

The scientific team found the University of "Naples Federico 2," the Italian broadcast hydrogen sulfate in the Anther Antsabh help.

The researchers said this study could lead to the production of a drug alternative to Viagra, according to a specialized scientific journal.

Noted that about one third of men who suffer from erectile dysfunction do not respond to Viagra.

The study pointed out that hydrogen sulphate - which are also found in car exhaust smoke - to help calm the nerve cells in the male member, which stimulates a rush of blood in it.

Amandamemo

Warnings of the increased acidity of the oceans

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:14:41 GMT

Warned a leading scientist in the studies of ocean carbon dioxide emissions resulting from human activities increase the acidity of the oceans and threatening to wipe out marine life.

Believes Dr. Carol Turley from Plymouth Marine Laboratory in Britain, it is impossible to know how to face the marine life, but they feared that many of the extinct marine organisms.

Researchers say that carbon dioxide emissions increased the acidity of the oceans by 30 percent since the industrial revolution, and it is now more acidic than it was at least half a million a year.

She told the BBC Turley concern over the ocean, and described as "productive and diverse" now.

Turley and warns that the change in the oceans "could have a significant impact on food security," adding that it is necessary to reduce the emission of carbon dioxide.

Amandamemo

UN warns of water shortage in the world

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:13:15 GMT

Warned the United Nations report that the increase of population and climate change, irrigation, waste and unjust to make the world's water supply in a critical position.

The IISS report prepared by the 24 organizations of the United Nations and contains 348 pages on a bleak picture of the freshwater supply, especially in developing countries, also described the foreseeable future for generations to come that very worrying.

The report confirms that water is part of a complex set of factors determine the prosperity and stability in the world, and also warned that water shortages could lead to increase the likelihood of conflict and unrest.

The report said the Third World Water Resources Development "Water crisis linked to climate change, energy prices, food and Imadadathma, and financial markets."

The report warns that, unless the water relations of these crises and solve problems around the world, "he said, this crisis could worsen and the local water problems could worsen, ramping up to a global problem, and lead to political unrest at different levels."

The report pointed out that world population was 6 billion in 2000, then rose to 6.5 billion people at the present time, is expected to reach 9 billion by 2050, puts more pressure on water resources in the world.

The report adds that the demand for water increase by 64 billion cubic meters per year which is roughly equivalent to the needs of Egypt's annual water now

Amandamemo

Facebook launched two versions Arabic and Hebrew

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:11:41 GMT

Facebook site launched social networking on the Internet copies of new Arab and Hebrew.

Said Ghassan Haddad, one of the officials in Facebook in a letter posted on the site, said "Our goal is to make Vaispock available in all languages of the world."

It should be noted that Facebook, Forty available languages, celebrated shortly before the fifth anniversary of the launch.

The company says that with a large number of participants, including 900 thousand Arabs in Egypt, and 300 thousand in Lebanon, and 250 thousand in Saudi Arabia.

Arab participants have been used in more than one site Facebook in the campaigns of a political nature.

Facebook was launched last year and copies also available in French, Spanish and German, which is currently working to release tens of other language versions.

Facebook and the foundations of the former student at Harvard University and Mark Zukrberg number of subscribers of the site until today, 175 million users.

Amandamemo

The discovery of a fish, "Dracula" in Burma

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:08:41 GMT

Team of scientists discovered a fish bone with teeth.

The length of fish, called the "Dracula" about 17 mm (0.7 inches), was found in one river in Burma.

The researchers believe in the Natural History Museum in London that the fish lost teeth during the era of development, but after this set up with bone canines.

The researchers added that the male fish "Dracula" teeth are used to push each other, but do not show traces of blood after that.

D say. Ralph Peretz of the Natural History Museum The male can be a great way to open her mouth can not imagine.

And Peretz, who has worked with wildlife authorities in Burma for more than a decade, which is called a "Daniola Dracula" on the fish found in the personal reference to the legendary "Dracula" Vampire.

Amandamemo

Salt natural medicine for depression

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:07:09 GMT

According to researchers in psychology, University of Iowa, and disposition of the U.S. that salt should be added to food because it improves mood, despite being detrimental to health.

The researchers said the salt could be seen as a natural medicine for the nerves.

The testing conducted by the researchers showed a group of rats suffering from the lack of salt in the background and seemed not interested in activities usually enjoyed by the rats, what is considered a sign of depression.

But doctors and experts warn of excessive salt intake to high blood pressure Zbebh.

It should be noted that the human body needs sodium, a key article in the chemical composition of salt as well as chlorine. But too much salt intake is linked to directly, in addition to elevated blood pressure, increased risk of exposure to stroke or heart attack.

According to the Food Standards Agency in Britain, that the adults deal with 6 grams of salt per day only.

According to the Agency that the rate of salt intake per person fell, but still above the 8.6 grams of any appreciation of the ideal.

The results of the study in the U.S. in which the time the Food Standards Agency inviting people to a healthy diet

Amandamemo

Adolescent killer announced his intentions on the internet

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:05:44 GMT

Local authorities revealed Thursday that the German boy who killed 15 people before killing himself Wednesday announced his intentions in a letter on the eve of the crash site.

Said Tim Kretschmer (17 years) in the Forum, "I am tired of this empty life, every day the same things. Everybody ridiculed me and no one recognizes my abilities."

"I have weapons here, tomorrow morning I will be visiting my school before."


The teenager, wearing black combat uniforms opened fire Wednesday at the School of the former pupils, and killed 15 people, including nine students in a school in southwest Vinndn
Germany, before killing himself. An earlier toll said 17 people were killed in this incident, including the shooter

Amandamemo

American company to abandon plans to make chips for a quarter of its workers

pingpong1393 — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:01:38 GMT

Declared one of the largest American companies for the production of mobile phone chips in the world on Wednesday its intention to lay off 1700 workers, make up about a quarter of its work force.

The National Simi Kundactor Corp. The process of job cuts across all sectors of the company, and will take place in two phases, which will dispense with the 850 workers immediately and 875 workers in the coming months.

The company also reiterated that it would close two factories in China, and State of Texas in an attempt to cope with the sharp decline in demand for chips used in mobile phones produced by companies like Nokia.

Brian said Hala CEO of the company that the global economic recession, the impact of the activity of the National because of the severe decline in demand, he said, adding that the action announced today will help the company maintain its competitive edge

Amandamemo