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Sport in morning gains followers

new YORK, USA (Reuters) – nocturnal birds, insomniacs, night shift workers and other citizens of the night are finding increasingly unnecessary fit its time of sport in the world of work from nine to five. gyms open more and more throughout the day, according to experts, animated by the advances in technology of surveillance and security, hours of work each time more variables of its clients and a generation of consumer multitasking. “Many people work little traditional hours and take advantage of the clubs open at all hours, said Carl Liebert, CEO of 24 Hour Fitness, an international chain of gyms open mostly 24 hours a day. Liebert pointed out that its chain founded 30 years ago has seen an increase in night-time visits, between 5 and 15 percent of customers, depending on the place, makes sport between midnight and 5 a.m.. “Believe that people has changed,” said. “They are online: are connected day and night.” When I was small I was going to bed at night and I got up in the morning. “Between not was doing several things at the same time”. Liebert said that among the nocturnal visitors there are people who do sport to relieve stress, sleepless and fans of the exercise that they cannot train and prefer the less crowded gym. The number of gyms that open 24 hours has grown from just a...

Greenland has lost in nine years 240 gigatons of ice mass

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Berlin, 17 mar (EFE).-the island of Greenland, the largest land and located in the North of the Atlantic Ocean, has lost between 2002 and 2011 a mass of ice equivalent to 240 gigatons, said today the Center for geological studies (GFZ) in Potsdam, near Berlin. After recalling a gigatonelada equals one billion tonnes, the GFZ stressed that the mass of ice melted in Greenland has brought with it a rise in the level of the waters of 0.7 mm per year. German technicians stressed that the measurement of the effects of climate change in Greenland has been possible thanks to the Grace mission carried out by satellite twins Tom and Jerry, that ten years orbiting our planet. These mission Grace (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment) satellites offer “high precision” data that revealed, among other things, an image so far not reached of the gravity of the Earth on the basis of Newton’s law. Frank Fletchner, scientific of the GFZ, explained that “at the time in which alters the mass of ice in Greenland, change also the attraction of the Earth in this place”. Tom and Jerry satellites have given far more than 55,000 rounds our planet at an altitude that ranges between 450 and 500 kilometres, collecting data on a permanent basis. La Mission Grace is a project of the American space agency NASA and the German Centre for...

Korea of the North considers the launch of its satellite a “legitimate right”

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Seoul, 18 mar (EFE).-Korea of the North proclaimed today, through a statement by its KCNA News Agency, that the launch of a satellite that has been announced for April is their “legitimate right” and refuted the accusations in question of a covert ballistic test. “Peaceful development and space exploration are universally recognized legitimate rights of a sovereign State,” reads the release. “Launches of satellites for scientific research and space exploration for economic development already not can be monopolized by a few countries”, continues. The Office considers that accusations of United States, Korea in the South and Japan that the launch is actually a weapons test are a way of denying their legitimate rights and a sample of the hostility of these three countries towards the North Korean regime to Pyongyang. The KCNA statement comes two days after the Communist regime announced that it intends to launch the satellite Kwangmyongsong-3 powered by rocket Unha-3 from a platform next to the Yellow Sea and near the border of North Korea with China between 12 and 16 April,. The surprise announcement occurred soon after of Korea of the North, under the new leadership of Kim Jong – an after the death of his father last December, commits itself with United States to impose a moratorium of its nuclear programs and missiles in exchange for 240,000 tons of food aid. Washington, Tokyo and...

Water Forum closes with the goal of bringing this matter to the international agenda

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Paris, 17 mar (EFE).-the World Water Forum closed today in Marseille its sixth edition in order to convince world leaders that addressed the issue of water as “a global problem” that has to be solved “for the benefit of humanity”, in the words of its President, Loic Fauchon. “Live a breakthrough on the issue of water” because “it has been imposed as a first priority of global development” said Fauchon in the Palace of congresses and conventions of Marseille, in the South-East of France. This meeting of a triennial basis, that followed the celebrated in Istanbul in 2009 and brought together more than 10,000 people to discuss on water between 12 and 17 March, also certified that “the role of parliaments is absolutely crucial” to seek solutions in the field of sustainable management of water resources. In a final communiquÃ©, the President of the Forum held that the World Conference on sustainable development Rio + 20, which will take place from 20 to 22 June 2012 in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), decided to include the subject of the water for the first time among its nine key points. In addition, the General Assembly of the United Nations has set for the month of July, a day “totally devoted to water”, Fauchon said in a statement. A non-binding ministerial declaration adopted by the participants of delegations from 130 countries present...

Pope defends that it is ensured “for all” “appropriate access” to water

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Vatican City, 18 mar ( EFE).- Pope Benedict XVI defended the need to guarantee “for all” a “equitable, secure and adequate water” access before thousands of faithful flocked to St. Peter’s square for the Sunday Angelus prayer. The Pontiff recalled that Saturday closed in Marseille ( France) VI World Forum on water and that next Thursday will be held the World day of water, which this year focuses on the relationship of this “precious and limited resource with food security”. Benedict XVI expressed the hope that these initiatives will help guarantee “for all” a “fair” access to water, and thus to promote “the rights to life and to the nutrition of any human being and a responsible and solidary use of the goods of the Earth, for the benefit of present and future generations”. The Pope also pointed out that tomorrow the feast of St. Joseph is celebrated and thanked “of heart” all those who will have a memory for him in their prayers, the day of his onomastics. Also asked the faithful that they pray for his apostolic trip to Mexico and Cuba, which will take place between 23 and March 28. On the other hand, the theologian Pope, who reminded that today is the fourth Sunday of lent, stressed that each must confess sins themselves, so that God’s forgiveness can have effect “in his heart and in...

Month: March 2012

Sport in morning gains followers

Greenland has lost in nine years 240 gigatons of ice mass

Korea of the North considers the launch of its satellite a “legitimate right”

Water Forum closes with the goal of bringing this matter to the international agenda

Pope defends that it is ensured “for all” “appropriate access” to water

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