Salve, salve amigos visitantes. Hoje vou expôr minha opinião sobre essa onda de marcas novas mau resolvidas que vem sendo lançadas no mercado. Começando pela nova assinatura visual da Todeschini, loja de móveis planejados. Estava eu em meu ambiente de trabalho, quando um amigo se depara com a notícia do lançamento da nova marca da referida loja. Como um bom Designer, virei-me rapidamente para seu monitor para poder ver também como ficara a nova assinatura visual da empresa. Eis que disparo: “Nossa, é isso mesmo?! Que coisa mais sem graça! Ao fundo um outro amigo retruca ‘Esse coração aí parece até o antigo símbolo da margarina Becel!’. E realmente, parece mesmo.

Sinceramente, me questiono até se foi um Designer mesmo que reformulou esta marca. Outro caso é o da própria Becel, que também reformulou sua marca, agora o coração parece dois sabonetes, e não fui eu, um Designer quem fez esta observação, fora um amigo, o mesmo que disparou que o símbolo novo da Todeschini parecia o coração da Becel antiga.

E assim vamos sendo bombardeados por redesigns mal sucedidos de marcas, posso citar pelo menos mais dois exemplos disso, a nova assinatura visual da Pepsi e também a da CEDAE. Chega a ser espantoso. Paga-se por pojetos assim?! Não é possível!

Esta nova marca da CEDAE é fruto de um concurso aberto a qualquer profissional, o projeto escolhido, como podem notar, não foi desenvolvido por Designers, e sim por técnicos de informática. Se me chamam para consertar um PC farei uma desgraça também, pois é nisso que dá você não contratar os devidos profissionais para 0 que se necessita.

Uma pena, realmente, eu lamento muito pelo ocorrido no projeto de redesenho de marca destas empresas. Espero que outras empresas não venham a aderir a esta onda de marcas horrendas porque isso definitivamente não seria nada bom para o mercado.

Para não pensarem que sou pessimista, num próximo post vou abordar como tema o Redesign bem sucedido de marcas famosas.

Por hoje fico por aqui. Deixem recados, sinal de fumaça, bipem, façam qualquer coisa, mas manifestem também vocês visitantes a sua opinião a respeito desse fenômeno comentado neste post.

Fiquem com Deus! Forte Abraço!

Den 22 juli gjorde jag ett inlägg

Kolesterol till nytta för oss – eller industrin?

Visst blev det en uppföljning och bara i Svenska Dagbladets Brännpunkt kom ytterligare två inlägg.

Medicinsk populism hotar patientsäkerheten

http://www.svd.se/opinion/brannpunkt/artikel_3258587.svd

den 26 juli av FINN BENGTSSON

riksdagsledamot (M) i socialutskottet, professor och överläkare i klinisk farmakolog

som tyckte att likande debatter skulle föras ”internt” och inte inför allmänheten. Han fick bl a 30 juli ett brev från Dr Annika Dahlqvist som verkligen tryckte på att detta ska underställas allmänhetens granskning!

Brev till Finn Bengtsson

http://blogg.passagen.se/dahlqvistannika/entry/brev_till_finn_bengtsson

Så kom slutrepliken 2 augusti:

Skepticism viktigt för vetenskapliga framsteg

http://www.svd.se/opinion/brannpunkt/artikel_3294145.svd

där de ursprungliga debattörerna pekar på flera forskare som ifrågasatt den gängse uppfattningen om kolesterolets samband med hjärt- och kärlsjukdomar. De gör också en intressant jämförelse ”att om man behandlar 50 patienter under 4–5 år kan man förhindra ett dödsfall, men då till priset av betydelsefulla biverkningar för de övriga 9 patienterna – muskelbesvär, leverskador, njursvikt och inte minst cancer”.

Frågan är relevant och ska ställas till oss konsumenter/patienter, samtidigt som man kan redogöra för alternativ till medicinering, exempelvis kostomläggning. Men det kan naturligtvis hota världens mest sålda medicin.

Det står stora värden på spel, för läkemedelsindustrin och för den industriella fettindustrin, som Unilever med sitt Becel. Inte undra på att man fortsätter övertala oss konsumenter att inte överge ”gamla trogna vänner” som länge tjänat bra på oss konsumenter/patienter. Men kolesterolskutan ”tar in vatten” och nya sanningar börjar sippra ut till allmänheten. Det är i fortsättningen vårt val, vad vi ska stoppa i munnen och magen.

Kom gärna med synpunkter, direkt här i bloggen.

(med bakgrund av SVD:s artikel i dag 2 augusti Omega-6 bakom svår tarmsjukdom

http://www.svd.se/nyheter/inrikes/artikel_3293587.svd)

Nu vet vi väl tillräckligt om de industriella matfetterna, som margariner med Becel i spetsen, lättmargarinerna och de flytande margarinerna, alla med höga kvoter Omega-6, samt majs- och solrosoljorna. Propagandan och de förlegade kostråden som puffar för just de fleromättade fetterna, borde varit en väckarklocka och kostråden borde varit omvärderade för länge sedan. Här leker man ”Svarte Petter” med folkhälsan och skyller bara på att vi måste ha mera forskning och flera rapporter. Om man ifrån myndigheten inte ändrar uppfattning stup i kvarten har man förståelse för, men många har länge efterlyst förändringar då man redan vet tillräckligt. Men det verkar vara någon annan bakomliggande orsak till att så inte sker.

För mig som konsument gäller att jag ska ta mitt beslut idag och helst så att jag mår bra och inte blir sjuk. Det samma gäller allt fler konsumenter, som numera går helt emot myndighetens kostrekommendationer och äter mer smör/Bregott och försäljningen minskar kraftigt för de industriella fetterna, se NC Nilsens rapport:

http://www.konsumentsamverkan.se/11verk/kampanj/folkhalsoproblem/bytautlight.htm

Det visar att vi konsumenter inte inväntar 4 år till för att möjligen få nya kostråd, vi agerar med sunt förnuft och är lyhörda för information vi har tillgång till. Man kan säga att vi tillämpar ”Försiktighetsprincipen” och nu kommer ytterligare en rapport som säger att just industrioljornas (majs- och solrosoljorna) höga innehåll av Omega-6 än en gång bevisas vara inflammatoriska och hotar vår hälsa.

Läs mer under avsnittet ”Omega-3 och Omega-6” på ”Konsumentsamverkans” hemsida

http://www.konsumentsamverkan.se/11verk/kampanj/saker/omegaindex.htm

Artikeln som publicerades i dag söndag 2 augusti och visar på ännu ett område där Omega-6 hotar vår hälsa. Forskningen har skett av en internationell forskargrupp vid Världshälsoorganisationens stora cancerinstitut i Lyon i Frankrike, alltså inte av en liten suspekt grupp forskare med pengar från margarinindustrin bara::

Omega-6 bakom svår tarmsjukdom

http://www.svd.se/nyheter/inrikes/artikel_3293587.svd

Några tidigare publicerade artiklar och rapporter:

2006-01-30 Bregott och Becel – ja det är en hälsofråga

http://www.konsumentsamverkan.se/11verk/kampanj/saker/antligen.htm

där finns bild på Becels botten med innehållsdeklaration som bl a visar obalansen mellan Omega-3 och Omega-6,  3 resp 14, alltså långt ifrån vad man anser optimalt, lika delar.

Välj Bregott framför Becel för kärl och hjärta

http://www.konsumentsamverkan.se/11verk/kampanj/saker/Becel.pdf

som bl a skriver:

”I stället kopplas hjärt-kärlsjukdomar till metabola syndromet och ett överintag av

fleromättade omega-6-fettsyror från fröoljor. De skadar via metabolisk bildning av

eikosanoider och oxidation av LDL.”

Vidare: ”Omega-6 hälsofarligt: Tidigare har fleromättade fetter okritiskt betraktats som hälsomässigt positiva, och ökat intag har rekommenderats. Bakgrunden är att de liksom vitaminer är livsviktiga och måste tillföras utifrån. Man har då förbisett att ett överintag kan vara hälsofarligt på liknande sätt som för vissa vitaminer.”

Ur ett annat dokument av professor Göran Petersson från Chalmers

Kost och Ateroskleros – omega-6 och socker hotar, men

rätt omega-3 och antioxidanter skyddar

http://publications.lib.chalmers.se/records/fulltext/26518.pdf

citerar vi: Margariner med högt innehåll av omega-6 (fleromättat) kan väljas bort med hjälp av innehållsförteckningen. Vegetabiliskt fett och vegetabiliska oljor kan innehålla mycket omega-6 som majsolja, solrosolja, safflorolja och druvkärnolja eller jämförelsevis lite som palmolja, rapsolja och olivolja. Man bör därför undvika både oljor med mycket omega-6 och livsmedel som inte deklarerar källan till vegetabiliskt fett och vegetabiliska oljor.

Vad blir då sammanfattningen?

För oss konsumenter räcker underlaget till och vi lägger in det under ”Konsumenternas kostråd” nu utan dröjsmål. http://www.konsumentsamverkan.se/11verk/kampanj/livsmedel/kostrek/kostrad.htm

Välj så naturliga fetter som möjligt och se upp för förhållandet mellan Omega-3 och Omega-6, det står oftast på näringsdeklarationerna. Står det bara ”vegetabiliska oljor/fetter” köp det inte.

Se också ”Konsumenter granskar” en aktivitet som just nu byggs upp, för vem ska granska för oss?

http://www.konsumentsamverkan.se/11verk/kampanj/granskar/granskaridx.htm

Ja frågan är om inte fettfrågan är en av de största och viktigaste att knäcka, för vår framtida hälsa och för folkhälsan och kostnaderna för vården.

Finns det något som vi är mer lättskrämda för än begreppet kolesterol. Mycket har vi Becel att tacka för det, efter tiders långa TV-kampanjer om hur viktigt det ärt att vi sänker våra kolesterolvärden, för dom påstår ju att vi är många som behöver sänka våra kolesterolvärden.

Ibland får man för sig att kolesterol är en sorts slaggprodukt av fett och ägg, som vi har fått veta att vi ska inte äta så mycket av. Men det är bara gammal villfarelse. Kolesterol bildar vi själva i kroppen och vi behöver det för att våras kroppar ska fungera. Det är alltså ett livsnödvändigt ämne som behövs bland annat för att täta kroppens celler mot omgivningen, och som byggsten för många av kroppens hormoner. Får vi kolesterol med i maten, så behöver inte kroppen producera lika mycket, en slags självreglering.

Men att kolesterol har blivit så lukrativt, både för margarinindustrin och för läkemedelsindustrin, ja det är verkligen värt att granska. Läs ”Kolesterol tema i skräck-kampanj” på Sveriges Konsumenter i Samverkans hemsida:

http://www.konsumentsamverkan.se/11verk/kampanj/livsmedel/fettdebatt/kolesterol.htm

Där finns också länk till en sökning på hemsidan och visas 53 träffar.

En informativ krönika ”Kolesterol – något vi behöver vara rädda för?” av en person med förflutet i läkemedelsbranschen, Peter Rost, publicerad i realtid.se, är verkligen läsvärd. Det mest sålda läkemedlet är just mot kolesterol!

http://www.realtid.se/ArticlePages/200804/11/20080411151416_Realtid751/20080411151416_Realtid751.dbp.asp

I dagarna har debatten blossat upp ordentligt. En debattartikel av tre kända professorer och läkare skrev ”Är kolesterol en riskfaktor?” under Brännpunkt på SVD den 14 juli.

http://www.svd.se/opinion/brannpunkt/artikel_3201249.svd

Den 20 juli kom ett mothugg ”Gott om belägg för riskerna med kolesterol” av professor emeritus Anders G Olsson, välkänd försvarare av läkemedelsindustrins produkter mot kolesterol:  http://www.svd.se/opinion/brannpunkt/artikel_3226225.svd

Intressant främst att läsa alla avslöjande kommentarer till artikeln.

Kostdoktorn, Sveriges största hälsosajt, kommenterade artiklarna: ”Mothugg om kolesterolet” på ett rätt avslöjande sätt följt av massor av kommentarer:

http://www.kostdoktorn.se/mothugg-om-kolesterolet

Sista ordet är nog inte sagt ännu, men kolesterol-skutan börjar ”ta in vatten” och sanningarna kommer snart att vara uppenbara för alla oss konsumenter, som gått på (inklusive läkarna) myten och som fortfarande spenderar stora pengar både på margarin och på mediciner.

För dig som vill läsa mera, läs boken ”Fett och kolesterol är hälsosamt” av Uffe Ravnskov, docent i Lund, som tidigare skrev boken ”Kolesterolmyten” och som leder ett internationellt nätverk bland läkare och forskare www.thincs.org

É muito bom acreditar em algo e ver diversas pessoas concordando pela mesma causa. A Atividade Complementar Orientada é uma, entre tantas outras da nossa campanha.
Fiquei muito feliz com um comentário do blog, que resolvi fazer dele um post.

Referência pura.

Obrigada pela dica modrack.

Precisamos de propagandas assim.

O que faria no lugar deles? Eu não vejo outra escolha, CHAMEM O HOMEM ARANHA!

- Ce poate face un simplu sticker la un capat de scari rulante

- Cum sa demonstrezi ca un geam e mai mult decat securizat sau frica de Tepes inlocuita de tehnologie

- Liftul sau cum iti dai intalnire cu constiinta (ah, ar trebui sa mai fac ceva miscare) tocmai in locuri unde incerci sa scapi de ea

Ekranlarda donmekte olan Becel ”Kalbini Sev” reklamlari, fena halde yeniden dirilen Tadelle‘nin reklamlarina mi benziyor? Iki reklamda da bolca kirmizi kalp gormek mumkun.

carlos latuff

i am not one to blame the victims in any situation. this is, of course, what israeli terrorists’ propaganda does. the story that has been playing over and over and over again in my head all day long is that of ahmed samouni. i cannot get this boy’s face, his words, his story out of my head, nor do i want to. i have seen him interviewed by sherene tadros on al jazeera in an excellent report (posted below), but here is the story in its textual version as well:

Ahmed Samouni witnessed what many are calling a massacre, after being left for days amidst the dead bodies of his mother and four brothers.

The horror that the 16-year-old has seen is hard for him to put into words, but the effects are written all over his face.

“It was the third missile I remember. The other ones had killed my elder brother and injured people, they kept bleeding. But the third missile, that killed them all,” he said.

“My brother was bleeding so much and right in front of my eyes he died. My other brother Ismail, he also bled to death,” he narrated in between sobs.

“My mum and my youngest brother, they are gone. Four brothers and my mother, dead. May God give them peace.”

On January 7, paramedics brought back the dead and injured from the Samouni and other houses nearby, after they had spent four days trapped in their home.

According to the survivors’ accounts, partly corroborated by the International Red Cross and the United Nations, Israeli soldiers raided their homes and then huddled the extended family together into one house.

The following day they shelled and dropped missiles around the house.

Witnesses say at least 30 members of the Samouni family were killed.

“We were put in an ambulance, but there were still people inside the house, dead and injured,” Ahmed told Al Jazeera. “For days we all bled. We were so hungry; I remember giving my brother Isaac a tomato to eat before he died.”

Al Jazeera tracked down the ambulance driver who rescued Ahmed. The Red Cross were denied access by the Israeli army to the area for four days after the house was shelled.

“On the day we got permission, the army told us to leave the ambulances around two kilometres from the house,” said Mohamed el-Halby, a paramedic. “So we walked and all around us we could see they had bulldozered the area. The houses we passed had Israeli soldiers standing on the roofs.”

“We went inside and heard screams coming from one room. There were about 15 people inside, two were dead, the rest sitting around them. That was just one room.”

Six year-old Abdullah was trapped inside the same house as Ahmed, surrounded by his dead cousins and uncles. Terrified and distraught he struggled to speak.

He said they only had tomatoes to eat, and when asked what happened to his family, he said they were there, in front of him, dead. All he could do was just look at them.

Wael, Abdullah’s father, escaped on the first day of the Israeli raid. For four days he thought his son was dead.

“I didn’t know what to do, I still don’t…look at him he is so ill, they are all terrified,” Wael said.

“He cries all the time. His shoulder is hurt and it has infection but he cant stand the smell, he cries when he looks and smells his wounds. And his leg, look. I want to take him out of Gaza for treatment and I want to be able to go back to the house and get the rest of my family so that I can bury them.”

Al Jazeera tried to get to the family’s house, in an area called Zeitoun, but it wasn’t safe.

The closest one could get was about one kilometre away, and journalists, paramedics and aid workers need Israeli army permission to get to the area.

what is the israeli terrorist response to this massacre? it is to blame the victim:

Israel has accused Hamas of using civilians as human shields and has said militants have fired rockets from rooftops of homes and mosques.

Mark Regev, an Israeli government spokesman, said: “Israel wants to see no harm to the children of Gaza. On the contrary, we would like to see their children and our children grow up without the fear of violence. Until now, Hamas has deliberately prevented that from becoming reality.”

the problem with israeli terrorist mark regev is that he lies; he is incapable of telling the truth. mind you he is not in gaza and has not seen the truth and will not allow human rights workers and journalists inside to see the truth, but nevertheless claims to have an answer that he promotes as “the truth.” the reality is not only precisely the opposite–it is 100% the fault of israeli terrorists–but also his fabrication of the truth blames the victims–not just hamas but families like the samouni family who are suffering beyond our imagination as a result of israeli terrorism.

of course this is something i have been thinking a lot about because israeli terrorists ALWAYS blame the victim. every fucking day. but i started wondering today about this practice of blaming the victim. because it really seems to me like israeli terrorists have another fringe benefit from their massacre of palestinians in gaza: it enables them to play the role of victim yet again. you see, zionism is dependent upon jews being the only victims, the ur-victims, the victims who have suffered in a way that no one else can compare–not rwandans, not sudanese, not bosnians, not the congolese, and certainly not palestinians. this is how they articulate their colonial project in palestine. they are victims who have nowhere else to go (meanwhile 70% of israeli colonist terrorists hold 2 passports, a clear sign that they have plenty of other places to go). but of course jews would say that they are not safe elsewhere and they would cite examples like this one:

In response to a rise in anti-Semitic attacks since the beginning of Operation Cast Lead in the Gaza Strip, Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni on Monday called on world leaders to condemn all forms of incitement and hatred and to hold to account those responsible.

“We have received with great concern and revulsion many reports of physical, moral, verbal and other manifestations of anti-Semitic attacks towards Jews and Israeli citizens in many parts of the world,” Livni said in a written statement.

there have been a few stories here and there, mostly in europe from what i have seen, of some anti-semitic attacks on jewish spaces or jewish people. while, of course, i do not support such attacks on jews, i feel that livni and her cohorts in the terrorist zionist entity enjoy such attacks. i’m quite serious about this. i think that they want this system to keep working for them. in other words, israeli terrorists–and jewish terrorists before they stole palestine from palestinians–fled anti-semitism in europe and made arabs pay the price for that. the world has been forced to watch movies, read books, study in school world war ii from the vantage point of jewish suffering as the most important suffering in the world (even in the u.s. when the genocide of native americans and the trans-atlantic slave trade should be given far more prominence). americans find themselves subjected to israeli terrorist propaganda through agents of the israel lobby like the anti-defamation league, which serves to brainwash and silence. this further serves to keep any information that is the slightest bit truthful about palestine in the deep recesses of the closet. but these stories of anti-semitism, big and small, are constantly paraded about in the media and they are used to garner support for the terrorist state of israel. because this is always out of context, because palestine is never mentioned, the cycle works. so now people in europe are angry–as they are all around the world–and they some are mistakenly targeting jews rather than zionism and israeli terrorists. but this works to israeli terrorists advantage. i think they enjoy seeing these stories in the news because it continues to obscure palestine’s history and present and it perpetuates the myth that anti-semitism is the biggest threat. when israeli terrorism and colonialism is a far greater threat not only in palestine, but regionally and perhaps globally.

when people around the world don’t regurgitate israeli terrorist propaganda, israeli terrorists whine about it:

PM Ehud Olmert referred to the international condemnations of Israel’s military action in the Gaza Strip, saying: “About the Palestinian’s unending murderousness towards us, about the exploitation of civilians in Gaza as human shields against the IDF, no one is speaking for some reason.”

yet if you want to see what it is that olmert is trying to hide by such statements all you need to do is watch ayman mohyeldin’s reporting on what has been happening in rafah:

such statements by olmert are also emerging, no doubt, because such statements about palestinians and about anti-semitism always come out when the united nations seeks to highlight israeli terrorist atrocities:

Rupert Colville, a spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, told Al Jazeera: “In the end they [the UN] passed the resolution, it was not unanimous. I would not say it was that heated, at the end of the day there were still differences of opinion.

“Many states praised the Palestinian delegation for the flexibility they had shown in the negotiations, but they could not quite reach a consensus.”

Speaking in the Gaza Strip, John Ging, head of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) operations in Gaza, repeated his call for an immediate end to the fighting.

“I say now, to all politicians, here in Israel and internationally, you have an obligation to the ordinary people in the name of humanity and all that is civilised, we need to stop this now. Those who help will never be forgotten.

“Israel is responsible for its own actions and it is very clear to us that there are a lot of actions in this conflict that will need to be fully investigated independently and internationally.

“Those who have been killed and injured, those who are innocent, deserve accountability.”

Peter Splinter, Amnesty International’s representative at the United Nations in Geneva, backed the call for an investigation, saying “there must be a full accountability for war crimes”.

“Evidence of war crimes is presenting itself each day,” he told Al Jazeera.

war crimes. will we ever see a nuremberg for palestinians? 18 days of a murderous rampage against palestinians in gaza:

919 martyrs. 4,500 injured. 80,000 internally displaced palestinians in gaza. who have nowhere to flee to.

as a point of comparison consider what such figures would mean in the united states:

With more than 5,000 dead or wounded in a community of 1.4 million people, reminded Erekat, there are few whose lives have not been directly hit by the Israeli aggression. If the same scale of tragedy was visited on the United States, he said, more than one million people would be dead.

al mezan has its new martyrs names and its toll of the events on electronic intifada. here is the latest, though the figures are not as current as those i quoted above from al jazeera a few moments ago:

1. North Gaza District:

At approximately 2pm Saturday, 10 January Israeli aircrafts fired a missile at a group of young men in the al-Salatin area, west of Beit Lahia, killing Ahmad Ibrahim Juma, 25, and Umar Juma, 19.

At approximately 2:30pm also Saturday, IOF troops stationed in the town of Beit Hanoun opened fire at the al-Bora neighborhood, killing an 18-year-old girl, Nariman Abdul-Karim Abu Odeh from a live bullet to her chest.

At approximately 4:20pm Saturday, an Israeli drone fired a missile at a small crowd near Barrawi gas station in Beit Lahia, injuring a 40-year-old pregnant women; Wafa al-Masri, and another 24-year-old woman, Ghada al-Masri. The pregnant woman had to abort her fetus and had her leg amputated. The other woman had both her legs amputated.

At approximately 4:45pm Saturday, an Israeli aircraft fired a missile at the al-Sultan apartment compound in Jabaliya town. The compound’s residents started to evacuate it. However, IOF fired artillery shells at the entrance of the compound as people were evacuating, killing three of them, two of whom were children. They were identified as:

* Ali Kamal al-Nuthor, 12;
* Amer Kamal al-Nuthor, 15; and
* Shadi Fatho Ijneed, 27.

Another 11 people were injured, including one child.

At approximately 5:25pm Saturday, IOF troops stationed in Jabaliya fired eight artillery shells towards the eastern parts of the town. Al Mezan’s field worker reported that the shells were used for the first time. After hitting the ground, a light bounced from each shell, not very high from the ground. As they landed, they caused fires around it.

About 30 minutes later, an Israeli aircraft fired a missile into a crowd in Beit Lahia. One man was critically injured as a result. At 6:45pm, an aircraft fired a missile at the house of Nafiz al-Helu in northern Beit Lahia, killing two of its residents and injuring three, including a woman and a child. Those who were killed were identified as:

* Mohammed Nafiz al-Helu, 22; and (his sister)
* Amina Nafiz al-Helu, 18.

Two minutes after, aircraft fired missile at the Beit Lahia Park, destroying it.

At approximately 7:20pm Saturday, an Israeli aircraft fired a missile into a crowd of people who were sitting in front of a house in their neighborhood, killing three and injuring six, including a 2-month-old baby. Those who were killed were:

* Rami Jamal Salman, 21;
* Abdul-Muti Ratib Sulaiman, 20; and
* Sami Umar, 35.

At approximately 8:25pm Saturday, Israeli aircraft raided a house owned by the Rayyan family in Jabaliya, destroying it and damaging three neighboring houses. No casualties or injuries were reported in this raid.

At approximately 10:10pm Saturday, Israeli aircrafts raided the house of Waheed Ahmad in Jabaliya refugee camp. The house was destroyed and three neighboring houses damaged, however, no casualties or injuries were reported in this raid.
At approximately 2am on Sunday, 11 January 2009, an Israeli aircraft fired a missile into a crowd of residents of the al-Karama apartment complex, killing Ibrahim Ayish Salman, 25. When neighbors tried to help the victim, a second missile was fired at them, killing Ala Fathi Bashir, 40, and his 18-year-old son, Suhaib. Yet, when neighbors tried to help them, aircrafts fired a third missile, killing a 40-year-old woman, Lamias Hasan Bashir, and 75-year-old woman, Jamila Hassan Zyadeh. Four other people were injured in this attack.

At approximately 3:35am on Sunday, Israeli troops fired an artillery shell at the al-Karama area. The shell hit the house of Mohammed Khalaf and killed his cousins, Ibrahim Mohammed Khalaf, 35, and Bilal Yihia Khalaf. Twenty-five minutes later, an Israeli aircraft raided the house of Tawfiq Saqir, which is located near the Beit Lahia market. The house was destroyed completely and five neighboring houses were damaged.

At approximately 9:30 am on Sunday, 11 January 2009, an Israeli aircraft fired a missile into a crowd of children who were near the Olo al-Azm Mosque in the north of Beit Lahia, killing the four of them, three girls and a boy. They were identified as:

* Haitham Yasser Marouf, 12;
* Fatima Mohammed Marouf, 16;
* Khawla Ramadan Ghabin, 16; and (her sister)
* Samar Ramadan Ghabin, 14.

On the next day, the body 14-year-old Abdul-Rahma Ghabin was found, raising the casualties of this attack to five children. According to Al Mezan Center’s investigations, these children belong to families who had evacuated their homes and took shelter in the al-Fakhoura School, which was shelled by the IOF. They went back home with their parents to pick some clothing and other necessities and return to the shelter.

At 10am on the same day, medical sources at al-Shifa Hospital announced the death of 51-year-old Abdul-Hakim al-Sultan, who was injured inside his house in the al-Salatin areas western Beit Lahia.

At approximately 11:45am on Sunday, Israeli troops fired artillery shells at the al-Jurun neighborhood in Jabaliya. One shell hit the house of Khalid Abid, killing his 25-year-old son Khalid, and injuring 20-year-old daughter Shahira.

Later, at approximately 1:10pm Sunday, IOF troops fired artillery shells that hit houses in eastern Jabaliya, killing Hueesin Nazmi Abu Sultan, 40, inside his house.

At approximately 3:05pm on Sunday, Israeli troops fired artillery shells at the al-Bora neighborhood in Beit Hanoun, injuring a child inside her house. She was identified as Dalia Fareed Abu Odeh, 12. Another woman, Iman Sami Nusair, was injured.

At approximately 3:35pm on Sunday, Israeli troops fired artillery shells at eastern Jabaliya, killing a 12-year-old boy, Musab Abdul-Muhsin Khadir, and a 15-year-old girl, Amal Najeeb Alloush. Another five people were also injured.

At 4pm on the same day, the Emergency Administration at Kamal Udwan Hospital announced that four of its ambulances stopped as a result of the shortage in fuel.

At approximately 7:00pm on Sunday, Israeli troops fired artillery shells at the Masoud Street in Jabaliya town, killing a one-and-a-half-year-old girl, Tasnim Yasser al-Rafat, inside her house. Another young man, 19-year-old Mohammed Khadir, was also killed inside his house in the area.

Between 7:50pm Sunday and 4pm Monday, Israeli aircrafts raided three houses in Jabaliya and Beit Lahia, destroying them completely and damaging 12 houses. The targeted houses were owned by Ibrahim Lubad and Zyad al-Masri, from Beit Lahia, and Yousef Ghbeet from Jabalia.

At approximately 5am today, Monday 12 January 2009, medical sources announced the death of 33-year-old Said Mahmoud al-Amawi, who was injured in the IOF shelling of the al-Fakhora School [on 6 January].

At approximately 5:30am Monday, Israeli aircrafts raided the house of Ali al-Dhai in Jabaliya, destroying it completely. Six minutes later, aircrafts raided the house of Mahmoud Abu Matar in Beit Lahia, destroying it and damaging five houses near it. One hour later, they raided Sheikh Zayid town park, damaging it and many houses in its vicinity.

At approximately 7:35am Monday, Israeli troops fired artillery shells at houses in eastern Jabaliya and Beit Lahia, killing a 34-year-old woman, Afaf Hasan Juma, inside her house.

At approximately 7:40am Monday, Israeli aircrafts raided a farm in the al-Nuzha Street in Jabaliya town, injuring three girl children.

At approximately 7:35am Monday, Israeli aircrafts raided the house of Sadi al-Jamal in Jabaliya, destroying the house and damaging three houses and a kindergarten near it. At 8am, medical sources announced the death of a woman, 22-year-old Amal al-Madhoun, who was injured on 9 January 2009 by IOF snipers.

At approximately 12:05pm Monday, Israeli aircraft raided a vegetable stand owned by Yasser Shbair in Sheikh Zayid town, injuring him critically. Later, the corpse of Khalid al-Abid, 21, was found in the al-Salatin neighborhood in western Beit Lahia.

2. Gaza City District:

At approximately 12:30am Sunday 11 January 2009, about 20 Israel tanks and armored vehicles invaded the southern suburbs of Gaza City. The force, covered by helicopter gunships and aircraft, reached the southern Gaza City neighborhood of Tel al-Hawa. Tanks and aircrafts opened heavy fire at the area.

At approximately 2am, an artillery shell hit the house of Talat Hamudeh in Tel al-Hawa neighborhood, killing his two children and injuring him and his wife. The children were identified as:

* Faris Talat Hamudeh, one year; and
* Muhammad Talat Hamudeh, two years.

Three hours after its invasion, the force evacuated, leaving 13 casualties. It should be noted that the IOF had thrown leaflets on this neighborhood ordering its residents to evacuate their homes. Most of them left to UN shelters or relatives’ homes. Some stayed.

At 1:40am Sunday, Israeli aircraft raided the house of Ahmad al-Jabari, who is a leader in Hamas. The four-story house, which is located in the eastern Gaza City neighborhood of al-Shejaiya, was completely destroyed. Many homes around it were damaged.

At approximately 2am also Sunday, Israeli aircraft raided a mobile phone and stock exchange shop near the Pediatrics and Optics Hospitals in Nasser neighborhood in Gaza City. The shop was destroyed and the two hospitals and many houses in the area were damaged, especially in the neighboring al-Dana apartment Block.

At approximately 5:15am Sunday, Israeli aircrafts raided a four-story house owned by Mohammed Awadallah, 76, in the Nasser neighborhood in Gaza City. The house was completely destroyed.

At approximately 7pm Sunday, Israeli aircrafts raided the house of Fatah Palestinian Legislative Council member, Mohammed Dahlan in the Rimal neighborhood in Gaza, destroying it completely. At the same time, IOF troops fired artillery towards the house of Ahmad Mushtaha, 55, in al-Shejaiya neighborhood in the east of Gaza City, killing him and his 24-year-old son, Wajeeh. As neighbors arrived at the house to help the victims, an IOF drone fired a missile at the house, killing two: Muhammad al-Jundi, 20, and his brother Monthir.

At approximately 11pm Sunday, IOF fired an artillery shell at the house Hisham al-Katati in the al-Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza City, killing his wife, 42-year-old Dalal al-Katati.

At approximately 2am Monday, 12 January 2009, Israeli aircraft fired a missile at two men, Muhammad Nassar, 22, and Ayman Shaldan, 35, in the east of the al-Shejaiya neighborhood east of Gaza City. They were both killed. As Jaber Hussein Habib, 52, and Mohammed Jamal Yasan, 17, tried to help them; a second missile targeted them and killed them.

3. Central Gaza District:

At approximately 12pm, on 10 January 2009, an IOF aircraft fired a missile at al-Sika Street in eastern al-Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza district, killing 26-year-old Mohammed Hasan Harb.

At approximately 12:55pm on the same day, IOF fired artillery shells at al-Safaa Mosque, which is located in Block One in al-Bureij refugee camp. One of the shells landed directly on the mosque, destroying it partially. Another shell hit an adjacent house owned by 28-year-old Mousa al-Askari, destroying it partially and injuring Mousa’s wife and his two sons, who were identified as:

* Six-year-old Ayman al-Askari;
* Seven-year-old Mosab.

The latter was reported to have sustained critical injuries.

At approximately 1:30pm, the IOF fired artillery shells, which was followed by aerial raid on the apartment of 39-year-old Ramzi Hasan Suliman Abu al-Deeb in al-Nouri Tower in al-Nuseirat refugee camp of the central Gaza district. The attack caused damage to the apartment, and injured 12-year-old Mojahed Ali al-Burs, and his 17-year-old brother, who later died of his wounds.

At approximately 7:45pm on the same day, IOF aircraft raided an agricultural field west of al-Nuseirat camp. The attack injured a 88-year-old woman, Fatma Muhammad Ahmed Tbeil, with shrapnel while she was in her house. Fatma later died of her wounds.

At approximately 11:30pm, on the same day, IOF aircraft raided the two-story house of 55-year-old Abdul-Rahim Shaker in al-Nuseirat camp. The house, which was inhabited by five persons, was totally destroyed as well as three nearby houses.

At approximately 12:05am, on 11 January 2009, IOF aircraft hit the two-story house of Farhoud Younis Abu Khabeeza in al-Nuseirat camp. The house was inhabited by five families, a total of 25 persons. The attack destroyed the house totally and caused damage to five neighboring houses.

At approximately 12:20am that same day, IOF aircraft bombarded the two-story house of 49-year-old Muhammad Hasan Shahin, which was inhabited by nine persons. Shahin’s house and another nearby house were destroyed as a result.

4. Khan Younis District:

At approximately 10pm, on 10 January 2009, the IOF launched tens of artillery and aerial attacks at areas along the borderline, east of Khzaa village, east of Khan Younis city. Shells hit many houses in the village. According to eyewitnesses, some of these shells released white smoke causing residents to suffer from suffocation, spasm and syncope. Tens of houses also were burnt.

At approximately 10:30pm on the same day, the IOF shelled with artillery a house owned by the Qdeih family, also in Khzaa village, killing 35-year-old Hanan Fathi Qdeih and injuring all of her kids and other family members.

At approximately 10:30pm on the same day, IOF aircraft raided the house of Ibrahim Baraka in Bani Suhaila town, east to Khan Younis. The house was damaged as a result.

Earlier, at approximately 8am that same day, IOF aircraft shelled a group of people who were close to the area of the IOF’s incursion into Khzaa village, killing 22-year-old Nour Mohammed Ameish. Other people, including a woman, were killed in another attack in the village.

At approximately 10:30am that same day, IOF aircraft fired a missile at a group of people close to al-Awda school, which is located on the main street connecting Abasan town and Khzaa village east to Khan Younis. The shelling killed 19-year-old Khaled Abu Ryiala, and injured another person.

5. Rafah District:

At approximately 2:38pm on Sunday 11 January 2009, Israeli aircrafts raided the al-Falah Charity’s building in the al-Shabora refugee camp in Rafah. No casualties or injuries were reported.

Earlier, at 1:55pm also Sunday, Israeli aircraft fired a missile at a civilian car on the Awni Dheer Street in Rafah, injuring four people; including a doctor, and destroying the car.

Between 3:10pm and 7:10pm on Sunday, Israeli aircrafts launched a series of air raids at the borderline between Rafah and Egypt. Later, at 2am Monday, they launched another series of air raids. In all, they fired 42 heavy missiles, according to Al Mezan’s field worker in Rafah.

At approximately 4:15am on Sunday, Israeli aircraft fired a missile at a motorcycle, killing Mohammed Al-Shair, 23, and critically injuring Mahmoud Abu Luli, 24.

These attacks have continued in the midst of a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with approximately 200,000 people having already left their homes. Most of the population does not have access to water. Moreover, the health sector is still suffering from an enormous load of injured and killed people under severe shortages in medical supplies and personnel, and restrictions on the movement of ambulances and medical consignments.

add these names to the list of martyrs. they will not be blamed and their deaths will not be in vain. we will never forget them. and we will fight to support the resistance that is continuing to defend palestinians in gaza.

i’m sitting here at 3:48 am typing this. watching ramattan television via al jazeera arabic. they are saying that this is the most intense night of fire on them yet. it is hard to imagine. i feel like i hear this every day. and yet every day israeli terrorists terrorize more. not only by increasing the bombardment, but also by the way that israeli terrorists use palestinians as guinea pigs to test out new weapons they develop in the universities that we should all be boycotting:

Israel is testing a new “extremely nasty” type of weapon in Gaza, two medics charged as they returned home to Norway Monday after spending 10 days working at a hospital in the war-torn Palestinian territory.

“There’s a very strong suspicion I think that Gaza is now being used as a test laboratory for new weapons,” Mads Gilbert told reporters at Oslo’s Gardermoen airport, commenting on the kinds of injuries he and his colleague Erik Fosse had seen while working at the Shifa Hospital in Gaza.

The two medics, who were sent into the war zone by the pro-Palestinian aid organisation NORWAC on December 31, said they had seen clear signs that Dense Inert Metal Explosives (DIME), an experimental kind of explosive, were being used in Gaza.

“This is a new generation of very powerful small explosives that detonates with an extreme power and dissipates its power within a range of five to 10 metres (16-98 feet),” said Gilbert, 61.

“We have not seen the casualties affected directly by the bomb because they are normally torn to pieces and do not survive, but we have seen a number of very brutal amputations… without shrapnel injuries which we strongly suspect must have been caused by the DIME weapons,” he added.

The weapon “causes the tissue to be torn from the flesh. It looks very different (from a shrapnel injury). I have seen and treated a lot of different injuries for the last 30 years in different war zones, and this looks completely different,” said Fosse, 58.

“If you are in the immediate (vicinity of) a DIME weapon, it’s like your legs get torn off. It’s an enormous pressure wave and there is no shrapnel,” he explained.

Gilbert also accused Israel of having used the weapon in the 2006 Lebanon war and previously in Gaza, and referred to studies showing wounds from the explosive could cause lethal forms of cancer within just four to six months.

“Israel should disclose what weapons they use and the international community should make an investigation,” he said, stressing the amount of damage apparently caused by the new form of explosive.

“We are not soft-skinned when it comes to war injuries, but these amputations are really extremely nasty and for many of the patients not survivable,” he said.

to get a sense of where these massacres, war crimes are taking place here are some maps that lovely rania gave me:

so much devastation, so difficult to keep up with it all. here is some good news for the day, however, with respect to more world-wide solidarity with palestinian steadfastness and resistance in gaza. first is the london protest against ahava, the dead sea salts made on israeli terrorist colonies in the west bank. here is a photograph from their action:

second is the news about the boycott campaign turkey:

Consumers Association of Turkey calls on Turkish citizens to boycott Israeli, US and British products by saying “We will not provide ammunition for siyonist Israel`s attacks”.

Consumers Association members protested Israel in front of Israeli Embassy and announced the list of products that they wanted consumers not to buy.

Honorary President of Consumer Association Lawyer Bülent Deniz said Israel killed hundreds of Palestanians since December the 27, and injured thousands.

“The ones who can survive are under the threat of dying any minute because of medicine and food scarcity”, he said.

Deniz stated, ” we will use our power as consumers and boycott Israel, US and British products”.

Turkish Consumers Association said, “on the boycott list is specific firms that openly declare their support and cooperation to Israel, as well as the ones that transfer funds to Israeli army.”

Some of them include Lay’s, Doritos, Cheetos, Hayat Su, Danone, Activa, Elite Cafe, Becel, Lipton, Calve, Knorr, Algida, Magnum, Carte D’or, Axe, Rexona, Signal, Dove, Omo, Domestos, Marlboro, Parliament, Lark, Muratti, Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, Starbucks Coffee chain, Mc Donald’s and Burger King.

third, in mauritania the boycott movement is growing:

The Association of Social Workers of Mauritius has asked the public to boycott all Israeli products on the local market.

Meanwhile, hundreds of Mauritians on Saturday marched from the Port Louis race course to the municipality of Port Louis to denounce the massacre and genocide of the Israeli army in Gaza.

Addressing the assembly, Alain Ah-Vee of the political party Lalit declared that the decision of the Mauritian government to suspend the activities of the consulate of Israel is a step in the right direction.

He added that the former prime minister, Seewoosagur Ramgoolam had also taken the same decision in 1976 and that it is now the right time to sever all relations with the Jewish state.

Ah-Vee further made an appeal to the Mauritian government to press member countries of the Southern African Development Community to take similar steps and also show their solidarity with the Palestinian people.

Imran Dhannoo, a social worker, has asked that all Israeli products such as Carmel, Jaffaden juices, Israeli foodstuffs of Yarden France, generic medicines of the firms Teva and Ivax, should be taken out of sale and boycotted.

Also at the initiative of the organisation Mauritians against War, another march took place from Square Khadafi in the capital on Saturday in which politicians from practically all parties took part.

Vice Prime Minister Rashid Beebeejaun called for the closure of the Israeli consulate in Mauritius and declared that the military incursion by Israel is aimed at destroying the Palestinian state.

Attorney General and Minister of Justice Rama Valayden cited Cardinal Renato Martino of the Vatican who had declared that the conditions of living in Gaza had become those of a concentration camp.

& what you can do–for academics–is sign a new petition for scientists opposing the siege of gaza:

To: International Community

(voir plus bas la meme petition en francais)

We, the undersigned, as scientists and members of universities, express our utmost concern and condemnation of the current Israeli attacks in Gaza strip. This is a clear violation of international law, specifically the Fourth Geneva Convention “relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War” (1949).

We cannot remain silent as we receive mails from our colleagues in Gaza, such as

- Suleiman Baraka, astrophysicist in Gaza, who got his PhD in IAP (Institut d’Astrophysique de Paris) and also spent one month in the institute in September 2008. He completed a postdoc in USA, National Institute of Aerospace, and was planning to go back to Gaza to open a research centre in physics. He wrote to us that, after a F16 strike, his house has blown up and swept away, his mother is injured and his 10 years old son is in coma;

- Ziad Medoukh, chief of the French department in Gaza Al-Aqsa university and coordinator of the university peace centre. While he obtained a grant from the French government to study in Paris 8 university, he was not allowed by the Israeli army to leave Gaza. His two cousins and three neighbours are dead in the bombing. After their funeral, he witnessed: “The Israeli army is on its way to destroy Gaza, it bombards everything: schools, mosques, universities, houses, shops, hospitals, police stations and ministries”;

- Students and members of the Islamic university, located on the centre of Gaza, and bombed throughout the night of December 28th.

We are convinced that our individual and official collaborations with researchers and universities in Palestine, and in Gaza, contribute to the peace and communication between people.

In the light of the above, we call on our governments

*to condemn the attack,
* to make pressure on the UN to take actions to « restore international peace and security », on behalf of the Chapter VII of its charter.

Furthermore, we ask for

* the end of the siege on Gaza,
* the free movement of Palestinians, including students and researchers

finally, perhaps most importantly, is the solidarity that the zapatista army of national liberation (ezln) through subcomandante marcos offers as he knows what it means when the victim is blamed, when the victim feels defeated so this offering of solidarity and support becomes all the more crucial:

We don’t know about you, but we Zapatistas from the EZLN, we know how important it is, in the middle of destruction and death, to hear some words of encouragement.

I don’t know how to explain it, but it turns out that yes, words from afar might not stop a bomb, but it’s as if a crack were opened in the black room of death and a tiny ray of light slips in.

As for everything else, what will happen will happen. The Israeli government will declare that it dealt a severe blow to terrorism, it will hide the magnitude of the massacre from its people, the large weapons manufacturers will have obtained economic support to face the crisis, and “the global public opinion,” that malleable entity that is always in fashion, will turn away.

But that’s not all. The Palestinian people will also resist and survive and continue struggling and will continue to have sympathy from below for their cause.

And perhaps a boy or girl from Gaza will survive, too. Perhaps they’ll grow, and with them, their nerve, indignation, and rage. Perhaps they’ll become soldiers or militiamen for one of the groups that struggle in Palestine. Perhaps they’ll find themselves in combat with Israel. Perhaps they’ll do it firing a gun. Perhaps sacrificing themselves with a belt of dynamite around their waists.

And then, from up there above, they will write about the Palestinians’ violent nature and they’ll make declarations condemning that violence and they’ll get back to discussing if it’s Zionism or anti-Semitism.

And no one will ask who planted that which is being harvested.

Jag läste senaste numret av Småbrukaren och fick återigen vatten på min kvarn när det gäller margarin, både bordsmargarin och matlagningsmargarin. Dessa processade fetter innehåller bla bensinrester, och cancerframkallande kemikalier vilket Livmedelsverket är medvetna om men inte ens upplyser om. Dessutom är kolesterolexperten Bengt Vessby avlönad av margarinindustrin för att göra reklam för dessa produkter. Becel bordsmargarin t.ex är rena bluffen. Man rider på en missuppfattning att högt kolesterolvärde är farligt vilket inte alls generellt är fallet. Kolesterol består av olika sorters partiklat där de som är stora och framträder bäst i provtagningarn också är de som är ofarliga medan de små partiklarna är farliga. Men det har också visat sig att de små farliga kolesterolpartiklarna inte bildas av fett, varken mättat eller omättat utan av snabba kolhydrater. Fett är alltså ofarligt ur denna synvinkel medan kolhydrater återigen framstår som mänsklighetens gissel. Hur kan sådan här felaktig information hela tiden få frodas. Jo det är stora pengar inblandade från tillverkarhåll och även från läkemedelsindustrin som säljer kolesterolsänkande medel för miljarder och åter miljarder varje år, alldeles i onödan. Tro inte på all reklam. Ta reda på fakta själv istället.

Den nytänkande läkaren Annika Dahlqvist som pläderade för kolhydratsnål och fettrik kost fråntogs sin läkarlegitimation men har sedan fått uppsättelse  så tillvida att Socialstyrelsen har backat  och hon har dessutom fått Leo-priset för sin förtjänstfulla nit i sina rön kring fettrik kost för diabetiker. Läs gärna kostdoktorns sida och bedöm själv vilka som är trovärdigast, livmedelsindustrin eller Dr Andreas Eenfeldt.

Cuando un producto nos promete una mejor salud o una enfermedad más llevadera, generalmente apela al sentido humano y de cuidado que todos traemos instalado de fábrica; sin embargo me parece que la mayoría de nosotros no hacemos caso a ese sentido de cuidado y dejamos todo en manos del sagrado producto en cuestión, creyendo que nos va a curar o a mejorar como si se tratara de algo mágico.

Hoy es el caso de el aceite para cocina Becel que de la mano de Lowe Estambul, ha creado una linda pieza publicitaria de BTL para comunicar y constuir sobre el beneficio primario de los aceites para cocina, y su cada vez menos desafortunada agresión al corazón:

Copy: Take action. Love your heart.
Una genialidad de la mente creativa que se ve opacada un tanto por el medio cada vez más tradicional, sin mencionar que el mismo se ve increíble cuando está vacío pero no funciona igual en uso; aún así consideramos que no tiene desperdicio.

Ação da Lowe de Istambul para as margarinas Becel. Vá de escada para proteger o coração.

Esse é o slogan de uma propaganda da margarina Becel.  Muito bem bolada esta campanha.

Fonte: directdaily

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Diesmal verlinke ich nicht auf KeinVerlag, sondern schreibe meinen neusten Text direkt hier rein. Welch’ Wunder.

“Du, ist Dieter Bohlen alt?” (nachdenklich)
“Du bist merkwürdig!” (leicht ungläubig)
“Ich mein’ ja nur, weil der Bohlen jetzt die Werbung für Becel macht.” (erläuternd)
“Na und?” (verwundert)
“Normalerweise sieht man in den Spots doch immer, wie alte Menschen mit ihren Enkeln spielen und wegen dem Becel total fit sind. Weil ja der Cholesterinspiegel so niedrig ist.” (unschuldig)
“Komm zum Punkt!” (genervt)
“Nun, Bohlen kam mir nie wirklich alt vor. Deshalb frag’ ich mich, ob uns der Spot entweder sagen will, dass der Bohlen alt ist oder dass auch jüngere Menschen auf ihren Cholesterinspiegel achten sollten” (aufrichtig interessiert)
“Der verdammte Spot will, dass du dir den Müll kaufst!” (wütend) “Und jetzt sag mir, ob der Bohlen zwischen 18 und 19 ist.”
“Also so jung wird er nicht sein.” (verwirrt)
“Dann ist mir der Bohlen mit seinem Cholesterinspiegel egal. Kannst mich in vierzig Jahren ja nochmal fragen.” (endgültig)

(Pause)

“Hmm, im Spot spielt Bohlen nicht mit Kindern, sondern einem Hund. Ob das wohl Kritik an der niedrigen Geburtsrate ist?” (ernsthaft fragend)
“Oh, mein Gott!” (vollkommen entnervt) “Könntest du einfach dein Maul halten? Ich will nichts mehr über Magarine, Bohlen, die Geburtsrate oder Hunde hören!”

(betretene Stille)

“Du, was ist eigentlich Cholesterin?”