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López Obrador thanked the leaders of the PRD, PT and Convergence to maintain unity in Tabasco, López Obrador Is



López Obrador Thanks to the leaders of the PRD, PT and Convergence to maintain unity in
Tabasco Villahermosa, Tabasco
Friday May 6, 2011



* Call the inhabitants of "my land, my water," to attend next Sunday June 5 at the informational meeting to be held in the Zocalo of Mexico City

* The legitimate president explains that the transformation of the country and its institutions is the main purpose of participating in the meeting the first Sunday of the sixth month of


With a call to the inhabitants of "my land, my water," to attend next Sunday June 5 at the informational meeting to be held in the Zocalo of Mexico City, Andrés Manuel López Obrador expressed appreciation to the leading cadres of the PRD, PT and Convergence for maintaining unity among democratic forces in Tabasco.

The informational meeting held in the Plaza of the Revolution, as part of a national tour to save Mexico, the legitimate president explained that the transformation the country and its institutions is the main purpose of participating in the meeting the first Sunday of the sixth month of the year.

"From my land from my water call on professionals, teachers, workers, peasants, artisans, youth, artists, young and free men and women, in order to all the people so that together we achieve the country's transformation "he explained.

Before thousands of his countrymen, he reiterated the decision of the National Regeneration Movement to participate in the 2012 presidential election to defeat again by peaceful means and to the polls to the mafia of power and thus take the rebirth of Mexico.

Time to save Mexico and its people, he added.

In his message to the people of Tabasco, said that in his visit this time was able to verify the drive that abounds among the activists, legislators and leaders of the Democratic Revolution Party.

extended his appreciation to the president of the PRD in their homeland, Javier May, and Senators Rosalinda Lopez and Arturo Nunez, as well as Rep. Adam Augusto Lopez.

Then said his state deserves a better fate and no more corrupt and thieves PRI, which accumulate ill-gotten wealth. They are white collar criminals, he said.

He stressed that the situation of violence and insecurity was compounded because the illegitimate president Felipe Calderon declared war recklessly organized crime.

For this reason it is necessary to realize a real one, with the participation of men and women willing to participate in the transformation of Mexico as true agents of change.

In his speech, López Obrador announced that once the movement that leads to triumph at the polls will be launched various measures to revive the national economy, among which he mentioned to stop exporting oil for processing in the country and build five refineries and implement a set of social programs for Mexicans living in poverty, such as maintenance.

Before the legitimate president arrive in the Plaza of the Revolution, the singer Byron Cage sang a cappella the song from MORENA.

Tomorrow, López Obrador will hold an informational meeting in the capital of Campeche.



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Friday, May 6, 2011

Toddler Broken Capillary

"Sandrine Bonnaire explores autism"

Source:
http://www.elcultural.es/noticias/CINE/1606/Sandrinne_Bonaire_indaga_en_el_autismo_en_la_muy_personal_Su_nombre_es_Sabine

Juan SARD outside: compassion, love, the need for affection, and anger, pain, or the temptation of violence. Sabine is like us, only so far. "The idea began to take shape before the end of the first five years of internment of my sister Sabine. I saw how his condition was worsening rapidly, how advanced the abnormality. And I felt a great nostalgia for her beauty, capacities of yore. So I decided to go to that now known as "archival footage" film clips in a video super 8 passes. "

In this way, her name is Sabine can be understood also as a film about human self-destruction. The psychologist says autism at any given time, the definition of autism is consistent with the idea of \u200b\u200bself-destruction, of not being able to live with a minimum of harmony with others. It is, ultimately, a life sentence to one of the worst evils that man can suffer: the extreme loneliness and eternal feeling of being misunderstood and unloved. Thus, Sabine is presented as an ambivalent character. On the one hand, its weakness, its immense affection and their need to be cared for and loved. On the other hand, an aggressiveness that prevents even those who most want to afford to live with it. "I wanted sign as it is beautiful and less beautiful, tender and violent, vulgar insults and virtuous as when he plays a Bach prelude. Autistic people are not necessarily secluded in itself, immersed in a total silence, nor gifted individuals like the character in Rain Man I sought to show other manifestations of autism, beyond the usual representations.
Built in two times, the youth of Sabine, which was a beautiful woman, looking lost but enigmatic, in contrast to its maturity, leaving a hospital where he is being held five years and make it an unrecognizable woman: Micho more thick, his eyes finally lost, looking hopelessly ill person. Thus, the principal complaint psychiatric system suffers a complete lack of resources and some treatments that favor aggressive medication to improve performance over the aftermath: "I used to compare the two faces, the Sabine then with it transformed, trying to understand why it had deteriorated so much. During the five years of their internment, my anger against the awfulness of the situation was growing, and kept telling me that someday he would make a movie. My first objective in making the film was not only convincing, but aware of and sensitive to the powers public to take charge of the social problem of autism, I wanted to become the voice of so many families in distress. "
Sandrine Bonnaire
is a beautiful woman and talented. Very famous in France, has been nominated nine times César (once as a director of this documentary, which won the Critics Prize at Cannes FIPRESCI) and eight more films like The Ceremony (Claude Chabrol, 1995), Monsieur Hire (Patrice Leconte, 1989) or no roof or law (Agnès Varda, 1985), which took the statuette. She herself, at a given moment of the documentary refers to herself as a celebrity and recognizes the advantages that it has been reported, even Coast bureaucratic suffer a thousand hardships with her sister. "I always left the project after he feared it was considered indecent, or that seems a bit typical of People magazine that an actress to make a film about his sister. But the fact of being the sponsor of the Conference on Autism helped me much to give up. " However, unlike in the recent and remarkable Maria and I, based on the experience comic Miguel Gallardo, the actress takes center stage just as a mere parade. His gaze pursues the cosmic Sabine, unattainable and mysterious, to create a documentary of great beauty.

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Most autistic adults in England are undiagnosed as such

Source: Commission

EU: CORDIS: News: Most autistic adults in England are undiagnosed as such
Date: 05/05/2011]

Most autistic adults in England (UK) Receiving a diagnosis and completely ignore their condition, according to new European research.

Thanks to the study, published in the journal General Psychiatry, also found that autism is more common among men, people without a college education and beneficiaries of social housing programs.
The research, by scientists from the United Kingdom, based on data from an epidemiological study conducted in 2007 among the general public about autism in adulthood conducted by the same team that had two phases in which 618 people participated. None of the people who were discovered autism was aware of his condition and of course they were not diagnosed with autism or Asperger syndrome. Under
recommended limit of a score of 10 or higher on the scale of the Autism Diagnostic Observation (ADOS), 1% of the adult population had an autistic spectrum disorder. This figure coincides with current statistics on the prevalence of this disorder among children, also close to 1%, which means that the ratio of adults is greater than the child.
"It is worrying that none of the cases confirmed by rigorous diagnostic methods knew of his condition and had not received an official diagnosis," said Dr. Traolach Brugha, University of Leicester, author of the study.
However, he indicated that most of these cases were relatively mild and very few highs. "We know that severe autism, especially if accompanied by a dysfunction of learning presents far more likely to be discovered."
Although the study shows that there are people who are not diagnosed with the disorder, the authors stress that have found no evidence of a significant increase in the number of people who suffer, thus offsetting recent concerns about an "autism epidemic."
Since the proportion of autistic discovered is similar to what occurs in people 16 to 80 years, we can deduce that the number of people developing the condition has not changed much over the past eighty years. If increasing the proportion of autistic children, the percentage of these would be much lower among older people and highest among children and youth.
Dr. Traolach Brugha added: "Overall, our findings suggest that prevalence has not increased or decreased significantly over time. This gives rise to the interpretation that the detection methods applied in recent times children have changed from the old, that derive substantially lower rates. "
The study's authors explain that autism is caused by a number of factors genetic and environmental conditions have not changed, so changes in the proportion of diagnosed autistic point to an improvement in the diagnosis and detection of cases and not an environmental factor. The idea of \u200b\u200bthe "autism epidemic" may be based on a perception syndrome marked.
The lack of an association between autism and age is consistent with the theory that there has been no increase in the number of cases and the causes remain constant.
Due to the propensity of adults with autism to social exclusion, research on the diagnosis of the condition is essential to identify these neglected patients.
For more information see:
University of Leicester:
http://www2.le.ac.uk/