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>Safe Driving is Yours For a Song / Regine-Lucy On YES >Cover > > >Regine is on the cover of YES Magazine. In a beautiful >fab-looking red gown. A picture of her ( with Lucy >Torres >& Anna Curtes) is posted on the front of the RV Fans >Bird >Nest group. You can view it at: > >rv_thebirdnest · rEgInE VeLasQueZ - tHe fAns BiRd'S >nEsT! >http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/rv_thebirdnest/ > >mmJun ;-) >Music Inside Buzz Stories >http://insidebuzz.tripod.com > > > >---------- music stories ------------------ > > > >"Singing while driving stimulatesthe mind" > >LONDON - Motorists who enjoy a sing-along while >driving tend to >concentrate more and fall asleep less than their >silent >counterparts, new research showed Tuesday. > >However, drivers should avoid overly rousing tunes or >complex >rhythms which can divert attention away from the road. > >"Singing while driving stimulates not only the mind >but also the >body which in turn produces heightened alertness and >reduced >fatigue," said Dr Nicola Dibben, a music psychologist >from the >University of Sheffield. > >She said music was more effective than silence, >conversation or talk >radio in achieving an optimal state of alertness. > >"Singing may be less distracting than conversation >because drivers >recall words to songs they already know, or because it >is fairly >easy to learn the words to music where it uses >repeated lyrics." > >The survey of 1,780 people carried out on behalf of >Privilege >Insurance found 63 percent of safe drivers -- those >who had not been >in an accident for four years or more -- said which >they listened to >while driving made them feel calmer. > >Just under a quarter said music aided concentration. > >Driving enhancing music might include such favorites >as "Don't Cha >Wanna Ride" by soul sensation Joss Stone or the >slow-paced classical >rondo "Canon in D" by Pachelbel. > >But tunes like The Prodigy's "Firestarter" or Elgar's >"Pomp and >Circumstance March No. 1" should be avoided, as they >"divert >motorists attention away from the roads, lead to >greater driver >aggression and reckless motoring behavior," Dibben >said. > > >----------- Now, this is one scary story... -------- > > > >SAN FRANCISCO - Grand juries across California have >indicted 40 >pilots for fraud after they falsified medical records >to hide >disabilities like schizophrenia and severe heart >problems that would >have grounded them, federal officials said on Monday.. > >Read the rest at : >http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050719/od_nm/crime_pilots_ >dc;_ylt=Avz217 >lOcmgm7Ns5vZweRrXtiBIF;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVR >PUCUl > > >------------- > mmJun ---------------- > > >Posted in the Regine Velasquez and Lucy Torres yahoo >groups >mailing lists. Where some of the sharpest thinking >fans >are found. > >And no self-respecting Regine fan should believe any >Regine >stories being posted by vermin Cristy Fermin or rumors >being >mentioned by the entertainment writers of the Manila >Bulletin >except the few outside the ruling circle there. And >anything >being passed to the tabloids from her own publicist. >And >that definitely includes the ones he has been passing >to >be posted in the U.S. under Jackie Regala's name and >her >own media cronies there. > >That's your buzz, Regine fans >Nuf' said for now. > >Music Man Jun >musicmanjunph@yahoo.com > >" The eyes and ears of Regine fans, >friends and musical cronies on the >net for many years now. "

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