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Many scholars and policy-makers have stated that the war in Ukraine, the spread of nuclear weapons to new states, and the lack of arms control agreements outside of the New Start treaty make the world extremely dangerous. Indeed, the Doomsday Clock of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists currently stands at 100 seconds to midnight, the closest to doomsday since the clock was invented in 1947. Is this estimate true, and, if so, what can the leaders and people of the world do to reduce the risks?

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Ambassador Rose Gottemoeller

Former Deputy Secretary-General of NATO

Prof. Martin Hellman

American Cryptologist

Prof. Scott Sagan

Co-director of the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford

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2022 Is The Year Of The Tiger And The Year Of LifeWater

2022

Is The Year Of The Tiger

And

The Year Of LifeWater

We have entered the year of the tiger,
this brings with it having courage to take risks and go on adventures.

Not to mention finding the zest in life again and bringing more generosity to ourselves and those around us.

Last year changed our reality and ground ourselves in it.
And before that, 2020 was all about survival.

But this year brings big changes so don’t be scared if your life is suddenly uprooted, but don’t fall back into fear and survival,
this is the time to take a leap of faith!

With all these changes jumping out through the year,
our stress levels may shoot through the roof and
this could be a big factor in our health throughout 2022.

Taking this year to go back to the earth,
four natural foods can help us flourish from the inside out.

These are:

Ginger,

a popular root that can reduce pain, help you look younger,
reduce nausea and may help protect against cancer.

Siberian ginseng,

which can improve athletic performance and the ability to do work
and can also be used to boost the immune system,
prevent colds, and increase appetite.

Vitamin C

which is important to help protect your memory and thinking as you age.
On top of this it may reduce your risk of chronic disease
as well as boost immunity.

And lastly, Curcumin,

the main active ingredient in turmeric.
Curcumin is a natural anti-inflammatory compound
and can increase the antioxidant capacity of the body.

The above is just a few of the health benefits of the four superfoods above.

And these superfoods

can all be found in the new health drink hitting the market this year;

MXQ LifeWater!

Haven’t heard of it?

Soon you will as everyone is talking about it.

Whether it’s helping you to get up in the morning without caffeine, or helping you power through your workout,

LifeWater

will help you get there as you transform during the year of the tiger.

The tiger is related to rule (masculine, active) energy and likes to do things by their own means.

Taking this energy with the power of LifeWater

can help you have the energy and immunity to build a great life this year.

Looking deeper into

MXQ Life water,

you can see what truly makes this drink different to others on the market.

Nobel Prize nominee

Jerry Thornthwaite’s NutraNaNoSphere (NNS) technology

is something never seen before.

The NNS is  over 500 times smaller than a human red blood cell
and wraps the active ingredients in each bottle of LifeWater to be able bypass the stomach and be delivered directly into the bloodstream and be delivered throughout the body.

This new technology caught the attention of
Dr. Ma Xiaoqiu (Famous chinese author, singer and humanitarian)
who put her investment behind this new discovery,

and Rob Davidson (creator of CURE Pharma)
to become the current CEO of MXQ Lifewater.

On top of this, LifeWater comes in convenient droppers
so you can add this technology to your favorite food and drinks
and still keep the same benefits!

LifeWater

is pulling the attention of many around the world
and proving to be the next great health drink.

In the year of 2022
when the tiger reigns and it’s a time of transformation,
this may be the perfect time to transform your health and wellness.

Starting from the inside out,

let’s make 2022 a year that changes our lives.

Back to Wellness

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Open Enrollment is an annual period of time (October 15 through December 7) when current Medicare users can choose to re-evaluate part of their Medicare coverage (their Medicare Advantage and/or Part D plan) and compare it against all the other plans on the market.

Each year, insurance companies can make changes to Medicare plans that can impact how much you will pay out-of-pocket-like the monthly premiums, deductibles, drug costs, and provider or pharmacy “networks.” Research shows that the average consumer could save $300 or more annually if you took the time to review your current Medicare coverage.

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Guiding Seniors through the
Tech Learning Maze
Message from Archbishop Desmond Tutu
As we get older, our rights do not change.
As we get older, we are no less human and should not become invisible.

Jerry Zezima lives on Long Island and writes a nationally syndicated humor column for his hometown newspaper, “The Stamford Advocate” in Connecticut. His column is dis- tributed by McClatchy-Tribune News Service and has run in newspapers nationwide and abroad. His day job is as a copy editor at Newsday, where he inserts typographical
errors and libelous mistakes into feature stories. His
columns run on Newsday.com and in the Huffington Post.

He is the author of two books “Leave it to the Boomer” and
“The Empty Nest Chronicles” and he has a blog:
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More than half of people with AFib don’t believe that they are at an increased risk of stroke. People with AFib also may not realize that their stroke risk can change over time. That’s why, West and Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc., are teaming up to help those living with AFib by offering a simple tool they can use to calculate their stroke risk at www.MyAFibRisk.com. It’s eight easy questions that can help those with AFib understand their risk and talk with their doctor about stroke risk management and treatment options.

For every person who goes to the website and calculates their risk, Janssen will make a contribution to Mended Hearts, a nonprofit peer-to-peer support network that inspires hope and helps to improve the quality of life for heart patients, their families and caregivers.

Dr. Mark J. Alberts will join Jerry West to address the risk of stroke associated with AFib and the importance of working with a doctor to determine an appropriate treatment plan that can help lower patient risk.

THE FACTS
• Jerry West is currently an executive board member of the Golden State Warriors, who recently won the 2015 NBA Championship
• West played for the Lakers from 1960 to 1974, and is believed to be the inspiration for the NBA logo
• West was selected as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History in 1997
• Up to 6 million Americans are diagnosed with AFib, the most common serious heart rhythm abnormality in people over the age of 65
• One in three people with AFib will have a stroke in their lifetime

The Sponsor is Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

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The People’s Climate March –
This is just the beginning
September 25, 2014
On September 21st, 400,000 people took to the streets of New York City to demand action, not rhetoric, from the world leaders who would take part in the UN Climate Summit two days later. The NYC march was joined by 2808 supporting events in 166 countries, making the People’s Climate March the biggest climate change mobilization in history.
Even for Manhattan, a borough known for bombastic size, the scale was staggering, with the march assembly alone taking up 21 city blocks on the west side of Central Park. The significance of the day brought out celebrities including Leonardo Decaprio, climate luminaries including Al Gore, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, and NYC mayor Bill Deblasio (who just passed major green legislation, committing his city to an 80 percent cut in greenhouse gases by 2050).

But the real heroes were the everyday people from all walks of life and all parts of the world. The breadth of backgrounds, ethnicities, ages and viewpoints represented a sea change in the size and diversity of the climate movement.
“This issue has become so urgent for people that hundreds of thousands turned out in the streets,” says Chris Miller, Ben & Jerry’s Social Mission Activism Manager. “There was a sea of people as far as the eye could see in either direction.”
“We are seeing a broad range of unusual suspects— trade unionists, religious leaders, indigenous peoples,” adds Kumi Naidoo, Greenpeace’s International Executive Director. “Why we are reaching larger numbers is that we are saying climate change is not solely an environmental issue— it’s a survival issue.”
Flying banners of all colors, shapes and messages, the march was a spectacle that even New Yorkers couldn’t ignore. Fresh signs like “It’s getting hot in here, so take off all your coals,” and “the revolution will not be motorized,” combined outrage and humor, while Ben & Jerry’s own “If It’s Melted, It’s Ruined,” float designed by Russ Bennett, drew constant comments. At least 20 busloads of Vermonters were on location, from the Tar Sands-panning performance of Bread and Puppet, to anti-nuclear contingents, student and municipal groups and individuals on the move.

Under a muggy but rain-free sky, the marchers poured through Manhattan’s cavernous avenues and streets, their cheers and drumrolls a stark contrast to the glitz of the upper west side and the big screen excess of Times Square. Just before 1 pm, a pre-planned wave of silence swept from the front of the march over 20 blocks north, as everyone paused with their hands raised high overhead in remembrance of lives and homes lost to climate change related catastrophe. The poignancy of such a concentrated quiet in an otherwise noisy city sobered even the NYPD on crowd control duty. A few minutes later, a whistle swept up the march, leading a rolling cry as 400,000 plus people participated in the climate action alarm.
At the 11th Avenue and 34th Street finish line, the tired dispersed while many lingered on, dancing, talking and eating at a multi-block street fair. A week prior, scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that this past summer set the record for the hottest in global history, with 2014 likely to break the record as the hottest year ever.
“Businesses have an incredible amount of influence with policy makers,” says Miller, “they need to join citizens in taking a stand on climate change. If we all come together and take action, it’s an incredibly positive vision for the future that I see for us.”

The People’s Climate March was an unparalleled success, drawing in over four times the number of people as expected, according to event organizers 350.org, all with the goal of demanding definitive change from our governments. With the next United Nations Climate Change Conference scheduled to take place next December in Paris, it’s never been more critical to keep the momentum going by clicking over to organizers like 350.org and getting involved.
“This is just the beginning,” says Miller. “The next 14 months are incredibly important— we need to go from 400,000 in New York City, to a million people in Paris next year. We need to really put pressure on world leaders to act with ambition on climate change.”

We wanted to create a Human Peace Sign at the end, but ran out of steam, from our own events in San Jose and Central Park.

I didn’t realize that Ben and Jerry’s group was directly in front of us. They are socially responsible

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