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Second issue of the magazine since Saturday in the trade of Gutersloh (mf). The German national football team is in South Africa for the fourth time world champion physics professor Metin Tolan is convinced, and he can even mathematically prove it: with the World Cup formula developed by him. The new issue of the magazine is this formula and five more reasons that speak for a victory of the German team,”World Cup 2010″, which is available since Saturday in the trade and will accompany the fans to the final. 132 pages, the Second Edition offers by World Cup 2010 back lots of information for all football fans. Currently presented the 27 World Cup candidates nominated for the preliminary squad head coach Joachim Low. The readers will learn as much about the 32 participating World Cup teams. For example, Honduras in 1982 although, the first time for a World Cup was qualified, but almost not could play with.

The Association had no money for the trip, only a leap of the FIFA participation made it possible. To broaden your perception, visit Charles Margulis. Or that at the Clash of the Spanish team and the Switzerland at the World Cup in 1994, was the current head coach of FC Barcelona, PEP Guardiola as a player with but sat on the bench. In the raffle will be 30 copies of the exclusive photo book the players raffled. For this book, the world-famous photographer Ellen von Unwerth has newly set the team of the German national football team in atmospheric black and white images in scene. The result is a film without words, in which the pictures to speak. Also in the issue: a review of the most beautiful German moments from almost 60 years World Cup history, exclusive interviews with ex – national coach Jurgen Klinsmann and world championship candidate Arne Friedrich as well as a World Cup fixtures in XXL format, which ensures overview in the domestic fan curve.

World Cup 2010 of the Medienfabrik Gutersloh, one of the leading sports communication service providers in Germany, in a print run of 250,000 copies produced. The issue is since May 15 for 3.95 euros anywhere in the trade available. Media with Leidenschaft_verbinden. This is the philosophy of media factory, a company of arvato AG. belong to Bertelsmann As one of the leading German corporate publishing agencies, we implement more than 40 rule media with an annual circulation of over 55 million copies. In the corporate and marketing communications, we rely not only on print.

Heiko Bruns: Evolutionary insights and views what was unimaginable 500 years ago, is now reality. It is therefore likely that there will be also in future new developments today are neither foreseeable nor conceivable. Heiko Bruns uses the state-of-the-art of evolutionary theory, in his book our place in the evolution to present plea for a new worldview also views of possible evolutionary developments, which require a new worldview. “Our place in the evolution plea for a new image of the world” is the title of the book by Dr. Heiko Bruns, in which he pulls the reader from the first page under the spell of an exciting and entertaining adventure journey through the evolution of the cosmos and humanity. After a successful combination of depth and breadth of the author tour de force key concepts of evolutionary theories of knowledge as well as the abuse of science reflects in particular the role of intelligence, mind, brain, consciousness and belief. Its in a holistic Approach illustrates some currently existing limits cognitive knowledge analysis carried out in terms of the place of humans in evolution. But Bruns wants to draw the reader’s thought-provoking and daring one, as he writes, cautious attempt of a view on the possible further development”.

He pleads, to be open to surprises the future evolutionary development. While the author expects no significant physical progress in the people he suspects an expansion of the sociological action for the future. In addition, he expects that the man himself will accelerate the evolution about using synthetic biology, which, for example, already is able to decode the DNA of animals (partially). In short: Bruns’ and views are fascinating and well founded at the same time. He dares to describe exciting scenarios that show the human potential for development resulting from the brilliant creativity of evolution. These new perspectives are fundamental for Bruns enough, the existing, familiar appearing worldview to question and to renew. His work for anyone who is scientifically interested in more information about the evolutionary history and try to also look at possible future developments is worth reading.