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    the previous generation used to be‚ Fishman’s evidences are more up-to-date. According to a recent Sun editorial‚ “activism has transformed from sensationalized 1960s tear-gas rallies to online petitions and Internet discussion boards” (Fishman 73). Not only Fishman‚ but also the reality tells that the time has changed. News can be spread worldwide in seconds through the Internet‚ and it can easily gather “Generation Q”‚ written by Thomas L. Friedman‚ and “The Generation of Generation Q”‚ written

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    Today’s generation of youths is very different from any that have preceded it. Children in today’s society have countless technological blessings that previous generations could not have possibly enjoyed. Between gaming systems‚ instant messaging‚ email and the Internet‚ most teens do not allocate as much time as they should to performing physical activities. This trend of inactiveness is not solely rising in the teenage generation. Likewise‚ adults are finding it more difficult to find time for

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    America has given my generation many privileges and gifts. Some of them we might take for granted or not realize they are gifts at all. Americas’ Gifts to My Generation that I am most thankful for are technology‚ Freedom of Speech‚ and laws.     Technology is a gift to my generation. Technology can educate us in many different ways. Rather than going to a library to research a topic‚ you can research anything on the internet. Today’s  technology makes communication much easier‚ quicker‚ and far more

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    Simple Ways to Live a Healthy Lifestyle By Paige WaehnerApril 03‚ 2014 Brazilian Foresty feeds Investors Returns of 12-22% p.a. Invest now. You hear a lot about living a healthy lifestyle‚ enough that the phrase ’healthy lifestyle’ may be one we’d like to permanently retire. The problem is‚ that phrase describes the life we need to live if we want to feel good and look good. So‚ what does it actually mean? Well‚ there are the obvious things that describe a healthy person: He

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    Feeding children in Mogadishu was very difficult‚ ‘’ Fatia and Halima are fighting to protect their children from malnutrition”. The parents don’t want the children to be malnourished‚ “ don’t want babies to become weak and malnourished”. They rely on the world food programme‚ “ the clinic gives out monthly rations of plumpy sup a peanut butter based ready to easy paste packet vitamins‚ minerals‚ and‚ other nutrients”. The food comes all ready made as they don’t have the resources to cook

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    this epidemic can include family lifestyle‚ calorie intake‚ and major changes in eating patterns. The usual advice that is given is to eat less and exercise more. By schools making students aware of this while they are young they will be able to carry good healthy habits into their adulthood. A healthy lifestyle is very important to feel good about oneself‚ able to be more active‚ and being motivated in school. There are many reasons to why as a healthy lifestyle is important‚ the most important

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    Lifestyle Diseases There are many diseases that contribute immensely to the burden placed on a person‚ a family‚ a society and a country‚ and despite advances in medicine‚ the number of people with such diseases continues to increase with people dying younger. In a newspaper article dated back two years stated that in June the previous year‚ Pacific health ministers had declared a non-communicable disease (NCD) crisis because it was revealed that the Pacific was breeding a generation of obese children

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    permanently altered young people’s eating habit Fast food is a term given to food that can be prepared and served very quickly. These foods are usually very high in cholesterol‚ animal fat‚ protean and lack fibers and essential nutrients . In recent times‚ fast food is gaining astonishing popularity worldwide due to its soothing taste and less time-consuming preparation method. The eating habit s of young children have drastically changed from those of previous generation and is a major concern in many

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    Technology with its rapid growing speed is influencing old ways of doing daily affairs. We don’t need to do much effort to handle different tasks and chores since all of them will be done in a matter of pushing a button. While it is true that technology has brought comfort to our lives‚ nearly all of us can confess that technology by itself has got a lot of disadvantages that in long term can cause a lot of side effects either physically or emotionally. Due to the spread of wide range of webs (Internet)

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    In On Habit‚ Alain de Botton writes about how people become habituated and believe there is nothing left to see or learn about the certain location they are in. In this essay‚ Botton discovers an attitude to approach places we think we already know‚ and no longer find interest in. This mindset is intended for the environment you are in‚ but can also be apply to styles of reading and writing. Botton had arrived to London from a trip to Barbados only to realize his home city hadn’t changed one bit

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