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this is a very nice write up which i wish could be circulated all around the world for people to see and read about. Everyone wish to leave longer on this earth but the question is how many people really know the way to achieving this long life desire? this has given us so much information than i do know and i wish others who are not here can also benefit from such piece
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One of the secrets to a healthy and long life is eating the right kind of food, in right amounts. Eat natural foods, not in the processed form, without chemical additives if possible. Eat lots of green leafy vegetables and other foods with lots of fiber and less sugar.
Exercise and being active is also needed for one to stay healthy; away from maintenance drugs.Thanks, Raphael Agbetor for your reply.
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Thank you Fortune for your reply. It is so nice to know you do not have health issues like high blood pressure and diabetes. It is really hard to have such lifestyle diseases.
It can be avoided only if people will stick to healthy eating and be active or have lots of exercise, even for 30 minutes a day.
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Yes even here we have some anchors who would want to make a discussion or debate into a spectacle. They do this as they are after TRP’s and would want to grab maximum eye balls for their show. Sometimes what they discuss goods. But it is when they try to overdo things that it looks silly and funny. There are many English channels which compete for the so called no 1 spot. For that purpose they do all these antics and the objectivity, logic and rational of the discussion is lost in the shouting and slanging match indulged by various participants.
If if find any of the discussion and debates on any channel to be doing this I simply change the channel. If I find the same story repeating in all or majority of the channel I simply shift to some other entertainment or sports program. If I find nothing interesting then I simply switch off the television set and read a news paper. The anchors who are most annoying are the ones who always want more airtime than the participants and the ones who keep on interjecting when the participant is speaking or about to speak as it breaks the flow of the programme.
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I agree with you, there are TV anchors who always butt in even while the guest speaker is talking! It is like he is stealing the limelight instead of allowing the guest to finish talking. It is very irritating.
I only watch very important issues affecting our country, like the recent confirmation hearing for our Secretary of the Environment, and the issue on alleged extra-judicial kilings.
It is good you are still fond of reading newspapers; you can also read news online.
Thanks for your reply, and have a good day!
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Every politicians—both in the local or national level are public figures. Being a public figure, all politicians acts or words are subject to the prying eyes of the public or public scrutiny.
This is to be expected by all those who aspire for any government position.The elected position of a Senator is no exception. As they say, to those much is given, much is also expected.
The people has so much expectation to the politicians whom they elected into public office. It is no excuse that one was not able to have or to finish a formal education due to poverty. That would be a lame excuse.
In the instant case, the Senator in question is only making a fool out of himself. The word “Senator” has a long history during the time of the Roman Empire. Being a Senator during the Roman time implies that you are wise and erudite.
Its a real shame if as a Senator you are showing your ignorance in the eyes of the public, under the glares of the camera. We did not elect anyone to the public office just to waste away the tax payers money.
The remedy of the voters in such a case is not to elect the same Senator comes the next election since the People deserves the best,the brightest and the most competent and skillful Senator they could ever have.
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I totally agree with you, the Senate is a revered branch of the government; and Senators as lawmakers should show some statesmanship, and not be a center of humor (or humiliation?). At least he should enroll in some short course on public speaking, on governance, or how to conduct a public hearing.
We could not but put the blame on the people who voted him to office!
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