Miths and legends

MYTH AND LEGENDS
By : Sofía López

Tsunami fishes
The giant wave that devastated Southeast Asia brought to the surface many previously unknown marine species living at great depth.
In 2006, the tsunami in the Southwest Asia was devastated by both loss plans for human life of the region economy. However, now that the cleanup are advanced in this region, abyssal sea creatures that live toodeep to be studied is n being found scattered all over, from the wreckage. These creatures were transported to the coast with the big blow of the tsunami.

Santa Claus or Papa Noel?
Santa Claus was probably a Turkish bishop who lived in the fourth century and his legend spread throughout medieval Europe and have come to New York in the seventeenth century by immigrants Dutchmen. But Santa Clausor Father Christmas as the figurehead of Christmas as we know it today has its origins in the creation of two New York writers and its popularity is due to make timely advertising Coca-Cola. A satirical cartoonist, Thomas Nast, between 1863 and 1886, gradually created the basic image of Santa Claus through his illustrations published in Harper's magazine. When they have become popular, SantaClaus arrived in Britain in the mid-nineteenth century and thence to France, which merged with the Bonhomme Noël. Hence, in some traditions call him Santa Claus.

 Santa Claus say it was an invention of this

company, the less the image we have of him, this little old white-haired and paunchy, red dress
 This drink contained cocaine in its infancy when

she was a substance "legal" and whichwere the unknown consequences, currently employs a coca decocainized "
 They said when I was young and still in high school that Coke was a spermicide perfect  On Wednesday June 15, 2005, had killed a worker at the plant COCA-COLA, This person had departed

the 12th of June 2005.

McDonald
 Ronald McDonald comes to life.

 McDonald based feeds us monsters

created specifically forthis.

 McDonald claims that its burgers

are 100% beef, what is not said is that cow's eye. income to the support of the Church of Satan.

 It is also said to use part of their

Hotel California: ¿Song about love or develish?
 Hotal Califormia is a song of the seventies played by the band The Eagles ...

On this song rivers of ink have tried to make sense of the letter and havesince it is a simple love song is a tribute to Satan ...

Common Pregnancy Myths
Pregnancy myths may vary from generation to generation and from region to region. Myths your grandmother in Texas claims are true. Here are a few of the most common pregnancy myths: Myth: The shape and height of your belly can indicate your baby's sex.

Truth: The popular belief that women carrying boys carry lowand that women carrying girls carry high just isn't true. The shape and height of your belly is determined by your muscle tone, uterine tone, and the position the baby is in. That's why someone may think you're having a boy because you're carrying low, when actually the baby just dropped lower into the pelvis because you're closer to delivery. Myth: Fetal heart rate can indicate your baby's sex.Truth: A normal fetal heart rate is between 120 and 160 beats per minute (bpm), although some people think if it's faster (usually above the 140 bpm range) it's a girl and if it's slower it's a boy. But there have been no studies that conclusively show that heart rate is a predictor for a baby's gender. Myth: The shape and fullness of your face during pregnancy can indicate your baby's sex.Truth: Every woman gains weight differently during pregnancy, and every woman experiences different skin changes.
Revisado por: Elana Pearl Ben-Joseph, MD Fecha de revisión: octubre de 2007 Revisado inicialmente por: George Macones, MD

Myths about menstruation
 Women should not wash your hair when it is with   

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menstruation n: FALSE You can not have sex when menstruating:...