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Un prrafo de ["Cascos de bicicleta: salvavidas sin usar", Consumer Reports, pgina 348. Autor desconocido. publicado en 2000] De las ms de 1000 muertes en bicicleta cada ao, tres cuartas partes son causadas por lesiones en la cabeza. La mitad de los asesinados son nios en edad escolar. Un estudio concluy que usar un casco de bicicleta puede reducir el riesgo de lesiones en la cabeza en un 85 por ciento. En un accidente, un casco de bicicleta absorbe el impacto y amortigua la cabeza..

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Why is this wrong Mutations are random changes that occur in the DNA sequence of an organism. These changes can be beneficial, harmful, or have no effect on the organism's fitness. Selection, on the other hand, is a process by which certain traits become more or less common in a population based on their impact on an organism's survival and reproduction. It is known that mutations are not a direct consequence of selection because mutations occur randomly, whereas selection acts on pre- existing variation in a population. That is, selection can only act on traits that already exist in a population, and cannot directly create new traits. One famous experiment that provided evidence for this concept is the "Luria-Delbrck experiment." In this experiment, the researchers studied the occurrence of mutations in E. coli bacteria that were exposed to a bacteriophage (a virus that infects bacteria). The experiment was designed to distinguish between two possible mechanisms for the appearance of antibiotic resistance in the bacteria: The mutations that confer antibiotic resistance arise as a direct response to exposure to the antibiotic. The mutations that confer antibiotic resistance are present in the bacterial population before exposure to the antibiotic and are then selected for by the antibiotic. The results of the experiment showed that the mutations were present in the bacterial population before exposure to the antibiotic. This was demonstrated by the fact that the frequency of antibiotic-resistant mutants in a population was much higher than what would be expected if the mutations were a direct response to exposure to the antibiotic. This observation provided strong evidence for the idea that mutations are not a direct consequence of selection, but rather occur randomly and are then subject to selection based on their impact on fitness..

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Soul-Searching in Seoul: One U.S. Expatriates Cautionary Tale Linda Myers experience in South Korea is a cautionary tale for any expatriate. She was very attracted to the opportunity to finally become an expatriate and accepted a management position in human resources at Seoul-based SK Telecom. This was an exciting prospectto be an expatriate in Asias fourth-largest economy while helping SK Telecom become a more global company. Myers brought impressive credentials to her new employer, including years of experience as an expatriate consultant helping executives from top U.S. multinationals like ExxonMobil and Hewlett-Packard make successful transitions to their overseas assignments. Yet soon after arriving in Seoul, Myers began wondering if she had made a huge mistake. Despite experience in previous jobs requiring considerable overseas travel (including months-long stints in the Czech Republic and Ecuador) and her expertise as an expatriate consultant, Myers was unable to grasp the nature of the problem, much less operate effectively, at SK Telecom. During the next two years, Myers came to realize that her direct style clashed with the formal and polite style of her Korean colleagues. She also learned that SK Telecom had few Western employees in general and only a handful of women in senior positions. Myers discovered that she was, in effect, a trailblazerone of the few U.S. women to serve in an executive capacity at any Korean company. Eventually, Myers concluded that she and SK Telecom had divergent views about her role in the company. Myers had become frustrated, demoralized, and exhaustedan outsider who was marginalized and precluded from having the impact she desired. So what happened? The signs of things to come started early, when Myers was initially emailed by an SK Telecom recruiterwho assumed she was a man. She obviously eventually took the job, feeling it was simply too good to pass up. Once she arrived in Seoul, Myers was surprised that she received no official orientation or even much specific help from her bosses regarding how to adapt to her new surroundings. She was also struck by how homogeneous things were at SK Telecom and in South Korea more generally, where less than 3% of the population has foreign roots (versus roughly 20% or more in places like London, New York, and Singapore). But Myers was completely shocked by the struggles she had communicating with her Korean colleagues inside the companys hierarchical management structure. Her inability to speak Korean turned into a major impediment, and Myers felt she had no choice but to ask for an interpreter to attend certain meetings. Getting information from Korean colleagues who did speak English also was difficult. Forced to ask questions to learn anything, Myers felt that even her polite questions were interpreted as criticisms. Nevertheless, after just four months on the job, SK Telecom promoted Myers, asking her to lead SK Holdings Global Talent group. Myers became frus.

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La polica lleva a un hombre de 21 aos al departamento de emergencias despus de que lo encontraran sentado en medio del trfico en una calle muy transitada. A modo de explicacin el paciente afirma, las voces me dijeron que lo hiciera. Durante al menos un ao, experimenta delirios y alucinaciones auditivas. Las alucinaciones consisten en varias voces que comentan el comportamiento del paciente y le dan rdenes de hacer cosas malas. Se volvi socialmente aislado y disfuncional como resultado de los sntomas. Niega consumo actual de drogas o problemas mdicos. Un examen del estado mental muestra varias anomalas. Se notan alteraciones en el aseo, la higiene y el comportamiento (paranoico), y tiene afecto plano. Sus procesos de pensamiento estn ocasionalmente sueltos y reporta alucinaciones auditivas y delirios..

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Negociadores de otras naciones en desarrollo en la Cumbre Mundial sobre el Clima de las Naciones Unidas Asunto: Informe sobre los objetivos de negociacin Incluye: frica, Amrica Central y del Sur, Asia del Sur y Sudoriental, la mayor parte de Oriente Medio y las naciones insulares del Pacfico, el Ocano ndico y el Caribe Objetivos Nuestros gobiernos buscan negociar un acuerdo global para reducir las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero que logre el mejor resultado para nuestras economas e intereses nacionales vitales, as como para el mundo. En las negociaciones climticas de la ONU de 2015 en Pars, las naciones acordaron el objetivo de limitar el calentamiento global a muy por debajo de 2 C por encima de los niveles preindustriales y continuar los esfuerzos para limitar el aumento de la temperatura a 1,5 C por encima de los niveles preindustriales. Ahora debe decidir sobre lo siguiente: 1. Acciones para reducir las emisiones de carbono, si las hubiere. Sin accin, se espera que nuestras emisiones continen creciendo dramticamente. Puede decidir cundo dejarn de crecer nuestras emisiones, cundo comenzarn a disminuir y a qu tasa anual disminuirn las emisiones, si es que lo hacen. 2. Si se compromete a reducir la deforestacin oa aumentar la reforestacin o forestacin. 3. Cunto financiamiento exigir de las naciones desarrolladas, que se han comprometido a crear el Fondo Verde para el Clima para proporcionar al menos $100 mil millones al ao para 2020 para que los pases en desarrollo reduzcan las emisiones y se adapten. Accin Nacional Ante todo debemos defender nuestra capacidad de desarrollarnos y sacar a nuestro pueblo de la pobreza. Estamos preparados para hacer lo que podamos para reducir nuestras emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero y casi todos los pases se han comprometido con la ONU para abordar el cambio climtico. La mayora de estos compromisos an no incluyen un plan para alcanzar un mximo de emisiones, pero son ofertas para aumentar nuestras emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero a un ritmo ms lento hasta 2030. Las naciones ricas del mundo deben acordar acciones ms significativas, acordes con sus contribuciones pasadas a la problema. No seguiremos pagando el precio de sus emisiones pasadas. Opinin pblica de otras naciones en desarrollo Existe una creciente preocupacin pblica por el cambio climtico, ya que las personas son testigos de sus efectos de primera mano. Sabemos que si no actuamos seremos los ms afectados por el cambio climtico: el aumento del nivel del mar desplazar a cientos de millones de nuestra gente, y algunas naciones, como las islas bajas, se perdern por completo. Nuestra gente quiere vivir en un ambiente saludable donde pueda alimentar, vestir y albergar a sus familias, tener la oportunidad de un trabajo decente y tener acceso a la atencin mdica que disfrutan las naciones ricas. Bosques y uso de la tierra Tenemos la oportunidad de reducir las emisiones por deforestacin y degradacin de la tierra (REDD). La mayora de los.

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