Chamaram-me Safira: Aqui Há Selo 2009

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segunda-feira, 4 de maio de 2009

Concurso Aqui Há Selo 2009

O selo da Safira foi retirado do concurso por motivos de força maior, mas apelamos a todos que votem no selo que se encontra em primeiro lugar na representação do tema dos animais abandonados.

Obrigada a quem votou pela Safira e pedimos desculpas pelo transtorno, mas vamos fazer mais um esforço e votar no outro selo. Não vamos desistir deste tema...

Claudia, Nuno, Safira, Joel, Sofia e Jaime

quarta-feira, 8 de abril de 2009

Aqui Há Selo 2009 - participação da Safira

A Safira pediu para participar no Aqui Há Selo 2009 e apoiar os animais que como ela foram abandonados.
Apoiem esta causa, votem no selo que mais gostarem dentro do tema animais abandonados, mas se gostarem do da Safira votem no selo dela. Ela agradece!

Estive a ver o seu perfil! Vote no Selo de Claudia Estanislau

Dogs Bite: But Balloons And Slippers Are More Dangerous.

Dogs are dangerous. And they are more dangerous to children than to adults. Not as dangerous of course, as kitchen utensils, drapery cords, five-gallon water buckets, horses, or cows. Not nearly as dangerous as playground equipment, swimming pools, skateboards, or bikes. And not remotely as dangerous as family, friends, guns, or cars.

Here’s the reality. Dogs almost never kill people. A child is more likely to die choking on a marble or a balloon, and an adult is more likely to die in a bedroom slipper related accident. Your chances of being killed by a dog are roughly one in 18 million. You are five times more likely to be killed by a bolt of lightning.

The supposed epidemic numbers of dog bites splashed across the media are absurdly inflated by dubious research and by counting bites that don’t actually hurt anyone. Even when dogs do injure people, the vast majority of injuries are at the Band-Aid level.

Dogs enhance the lives of millions more people than even the most inflated estimates of dog-bite victims. Infants who live with dogs have fewer allergies. People with dogs have less cardiovascular disease, better heart attack survival, and fewer backaches, headaches, and flu symptoms. Petting your dog lowers stress and people who live with dogs just plain feel better than people who don’t.

Yet lawmakers, litigators and insurers press for less dog ownership. This must stop. We must maintain perspective. Yes, dogs bite. But even party balloons and bedroom slippers are more dangerous.