Stirea zilei si comentarii pe marginea subiectelor

Diela a scris:

se poate parca si mai rau

si ea?

unde e ?

cum unde? la cumparaturi, doar ii trebe alta masina

sarazin79 a scris:

cum unde? la cumparaturi, doar ii trebe alta masina

sau dupa tigari ca oafa aia di`nainte )

din`ainte

p'aia'm chiert'o ,tampit probabil de ceva ce nu face stirea zilei: cat s'a strans la un oaresce liceu dintr'o oarescare resedinta de judet pentru fondul de protocol la bac

zi mai rar ca nu pricep

mi's peltic si balbait, d'aia

e bacul, da?

si strang parintii bani, cica pentru protocol...mai bine ii dadeau plozilor jumate dupa si cu jumate cumparau anticipat zbiciuri, daca altfel nu merea

la un liceu, s'au strans pentru protocol, 1 miliard de lei vechi- cica sa cumpere cico si sandvisuri la profi...

mai io nu am dat nimic,mai bine zis nu am mi-a cerut nimeni oficial bani pt protocol,dar din cate am inteles au avut ei grija sa opreasca ceva si pt protocol din banii pe care i-am dat pentru banchet......nu inteleg de ce le trebe bani de la noi,dar asa e in romania esti la scoala de stat dar bani dai cu gramada.......romania noastra cu o conducere de tot nimicu'

nu stiu daca nu e cerc vicios , K.

nici acolo nu au dat toti...ironia sortii a facut ca exact aia sa fie acuzati de restul ca 'nu ii intereseaza soarta copiilor' si asta a fost varianta reproductibila

io stiu un caz sigur,la cineva i s-a cerut suma de 300 ron pentru protocol,e vorba despre o clasa de FR si toti din clasa au fost nevoiti sa dea si tot in aceiasi clasa elevii au trebuit sa achizitioneze un CD care continea un suport pentru a-i ajuta sa invete pt bac,CD care a costat 100 ron...si am avut ocazia sa vad acel CD care avea pe el referate luate de pe net la care avea acces oricine nu era ceva original....nici 5 ron nu cred ca ar fi costat in mod normal acel cd,dar domnii de la acea scoala s-au gandit sa faca un ban "cinstit" pe spatele unor oameni mai in varsta care au fost nevoiti sa continue liceul pentru a-si pastra locul de munca....

Daily sex 'best for good sperm'

Daily sex 'best for good sperm'

By Emma Wilkinson

BBC News health reporter in Amsterdam

The best way to get quality sperm?

Having sex every day improves sperm quality and could boost the chances of getting pregnant.

In a study of men with fertility problems, daily ejaculation for a week cut the amount of DNA damage seen in sperm samples.

Speaking at a fertility conference, the Australian researcher said general advice for couples had been to have sex every two or three days.

Early results from the trial had already shown promising results.

Perhaps we have been blaming the women as couples get older but perhaps there's a contribution from the male because we're not behaving as we should be

But 118 men have now been tested and the benefits for sperm have become clearer.

Dr David Greening, from Sydney IVF, told delegates at the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology meeting that eight in ten men taking part showed a 12% drop in sperm DNA damage after the seven days.

Although there was a big drop in sperm numbers from 180 million to 70 million over the week, men were still within the normal "fertile" range.

Sperm also became more active over the seven days with a small rise in motility, he added.

Damage

The theory is that the longer sperm hang around in the testes the more likely they are to accumulate DNA damage and the warm environment could also make them more sluggish after a while.

Sperm come under attack by free radicals - small reactive molecules which can damage DNA and cause cell death - in the tube that stores and carries sperm away from the testes.

Further work is needed to work out if daily sex for men without fertility problems has the same benefits but Dr Greening believes it is likely to be the case.

He warns that having daily sex for too long - say a fortnight - would probably cut sperm numbers too much.

But recommended "lots of sex daily" around the time the woman is ovulating.

He said it was best to "keep the river flowing".

As men age they may not have as much sex as they did when they were younger, adding to the problem of infertility, Dr Greening told delegates.

"We are designed to breed in our youth.

"Perhaps we have been blaming the women as couples get older but perhaps there's a contribution from the male because we're not behaving as we should be."

The findings may also have implications for couples undergoing IVF as men are commonly told to abstain from sex for a couple of days to try and boost sperm numbers

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/8125934.stm

Stiu ca e in engleza - si imi cer scuze .... dar poate E o veste care intereseaza pe cativa roportalisti