why should the pension age not rise to? the situation _ pension age not rise to?on age not rise to? tte: situation is different in pension age not rise to? tt2 situation is different in other countries. maybe swedish people would say no that maybe if they had at this time they would've maybe protested like french people are doing today. yes, maybe we live longer but we know that living in good health decreases. because of working conditions that are really difficult, we know that life is difficult. we all know the difficulties with inflation and everything, so, maybe, sometimes, we live longer but we know that many people die before he gets into retirement age. we know that many people arrive at 62 and, we think, that 62 is too much. right at 62 you are not in good health and we just want to live and not survive. we just want to live in good health and enjoy the last years of our life. the government is determined to push these plans through and says the viability of the system rests on being able to afford pensions for people and they need to raise the age to pay

the same age that vanna good married at this age, would you want to be married? i thing for me personally, i would say no. because i've been a go child. i believe to say there is more to life than getting married at the very young age. ah, one of the reasons why i wouldn't want to get married is, and they are held to risk that i would face ab in marriage and also violence that i would face in marriage. i really come to you cecilia. also walking with these children. empowerment is very much key, but let's also understand the circumstances here. we understand that there are even grave yachts for children who are married off. how do you see that as a child right? advocate? i think that's a very, very sad situation. i would consider them by a very deadly place to raise a child in it came to our attention that these actually a religious sect that believes and condones marrying off of, of children very young from 9 years old. and going up to men that a much older than them and obviously with the children's quote act now in place criminalizing the act, they are beginnin

in 2011, the retirement age however, is five age woman, however, is five years higher.e presumption, well, life expectancy will increase, therefore. so the pension age, it seems quite rational argument intuitively, but for now for the last ten years it doesn't tally with reality. i mean, we would all like to live, i think 240, but just to go back to what that initially said, that hasn't been the experience the uk since 2011. life expectancy is stagnating . okay, but point stagnating. okay, but the point i actually raised in the house of commons that the pension of commons was that the pension age was set at 65 for men. life expectancy from retirement was 11 years. it's now 18 years. so we actually we will. on raising the pension age in the first place. we've got catch up. yeah, i think that if you if you base the argument on the data and as you were saying that stagnation, i think that it a sort of i think it would be a possibly a more honest in effect of argument to present to the pubuc argument to present to the public if it were presented simply in terms of its savin

so the uk pension age so currently the uk pension age is 66.o rise to 6 to 68 post 24 to 4. there was talk of it coming forward . it's talk of it coming forward. it's going to raise to 67 by the end of 2020. if you are a man , you of 2020. if you are a man, you are a labourer by the way of the count alex which is referring to alex as saying perhaps you might not be able to do manual labour opens at that point, but you could reskill, retrain, how would fancy that mix then would you fancy that mix then you are 66 and now you've got to retrain to be i don't know what a teacher , a lecturer, anything. a teacher, a lecturer, anything. your at home on that your thoughts at home on that poll? what do make? well poll? what do you make? well it's got to be driven by health and life expectancy issues rather than economic issues . rather than economic issues. that's what i would say. it strikes me that often the people arguing for an increase in the pension age tend to make the argument it's all about the economics of it. we can't afford it, but we to con

the average age for retirement is 65. has taken steps to move the retirement age to 67, including the u.k. in the lead up to tuesday, unions had promised to bring the countryo a standstill. fuel deliveries have been blocked from all french refineries, according to officials, including those run by total energy and exxon mobil. high-speed trains have halted operations and metro services have also been canceled. this was the scene at paris charles de gaulle airport. they warned of cancellations and delays due to air control staff walking out. here's what one supermarket employee had to say. >> people are fed up. people are exhausted. people see around them, there are plenty of colleagues who do not even make it tohe legal retirement age, so how can we expect them to make it to 64? for us at 64, but for the years to come and our children, what will it be? 66? the government has to take everything into account. ben: the national secretary of the union solidaire. >> we want them to stop this reform and restore the reform, not

spots, age spots. vessels. all this ages a woman. the procedure that you do, just removes age spots and blood vessels, what is it called? and what is its essence? the procedure is called photorejuvenation phototreatment. and broadband pulsed light works here, which we see flashes, and they are tuned. so they see. only not healthy areas of the skin, that is, these are either dark spots pigment, or it is vascular stagnant spots, or rosacea. plus there is also an antibacterial filter, that is, literally. after the word makes the skin young and healthy, elena alekseevna will now continue, and i will show you on the layout what is happening. here we specially showed you two balls of different colors, white is healthy skin, and a black ball is either a pigment spot. that is, it is a brownish or dark blue spot, which is associated with stagnation of blood. these are our vascular stars about times, and white awkwardness. you see, white is awkward. here, in what is the essence of the procedure. how many procedu

that was changed to age 21. what is supposed to happen is first of all, foster youth would be eligible for continued foster family support so that that young person would have what might seem like the same kind of support a nuclear family would provide to one of their own children. what biological parents would provide to the extent that they can. that might just be a room. that might be a little bit of support with community college costs. it might be basic sustenance like dinner every day. those are the kinds of things that end very suddenly with our foster youth and currently that is 21. we have seen as a society, as a community lots of signs the age of emancipation for all young people is something that is going up chronologically. it is not going down. we will not see a trend where 16 to 17-year-olds are able to survive. we are seeing quite the opposite where so many of our youth 25 and under are homeless. >> especially san jose. if our member correctly, but you have the highest number of and housed adults

aging has posed a huge problem for us , the general perception of human aging itself.he patient. how do you feel? not all women answer, they do not perceive themselves as old, but the functionality is no longer the same and it turns out to be completely dissonant. that is, i ’m also, as it were, 18, but i walk, you understand, and i stumble and fall, but i won’t take a cane there, because otherwise, so i say, why cane don't take. here was support. what about women? replies you know, if i take a cane i will be perceived as an old woman. i say you just need to take some stunning cane, so that everyone notices how fashionable and beautiful you are. that is, you understand, that is, they are not ready for the fact that they have some kind of functional defect, and therefore we also need to work on this to perceive our old age correctly, uh, we have gerontology to help ourselves. this is such a science in general that studies the social aspects, the medical aspects of aging. yes and geriatrics is like a part of gerontology, which studies the medical aspect of aging. this is

at what age?they are very small, yes, anatomy is hygiene. yes, there, how, how, how , how to wash these things, and so on, who can touch you panty rules in two actually, say, start earlier. and then, and any situation that arises from the outside well , for example, i don’t know, a neighbor is pregnant, questions about the tummy begin. what is there, where? children are taken? yes, that’s all, they are children who start early enough, they ask them for five years we are allowed to run. the main thing in the apartment. and if everyone is same-sex there, well, if it 's some kind of, well, it's normal for you, as a given culture, if everyone else is, and so to speak, issues related to sexuality are clearly defined. yes, the little one is also the older ones children. she changes clothes with them. it's possible. well, it is better to wean on the sly further. until what age will you have time, so that later you will not be told, mom, everything is fine. until what age do you have time to tell the boys

here learning is not only here we are a different age category.river of the trolley bus should know this, because he must understand that if he has a person left in the trolley bus, he cannot get out. he goes out for example, he tries to get out and realizes that he cannot understand where he is, and he must understand that this person is some kind of know there, such a common phrase is a psycho, that's all, and that's the point, so that's just not. he understands that this is an elderly person, that he has dementia, this is a manifestation of his illness, and he must rebuild this patient somewhere or call back to transfer it to someone, because this person is winter somewhere, he will go somewhere, and he will simply get lost , and there is such a situation when older people leave at a certain stage and disappear. they leave from at home and there are our public organizations, there are other angels who are looking for these elderly people. and there are various gadgets, for example, well, there are pendants , yes, which allow them to be used as

how to freeze age? yes?ity , beauty and high vitality. well, you're definitely succeeding so far love. you look great. it's really great to continue to look just as great in the future and not experience those complexes that you told us about. i want to talk to an expert doctor as well. elena igorevna kite general practitioner geriat nutritionist candidate of medical sciences an expert in the field of complementary and predictive medicine good morning. please tell me what will help maintain health feel young reduce susceptibility to disease medicine. there is a unique substance glutathione. and today. i want to introduce you to this substance - it is a small molecule, a peptide consisting of three amino acids, glycine-cissein and glutamine gutachene , which is produced in our liver from the bloodstream and carried to all cells of the body. but, to unfortunately, with age, its quantity decreases; scientists have long proven that it is a disadvantage. ethion leads to rapid and sometimes instant aging, but whil

but what happened to the face today is age spots, age spots are generally a protective reaction of ther a consequence of inflammatory processes. in the skin, whatever the appearance, they spoil and put women in our dana, the shampoo doctor decided to perform a procedure called photorejuvenation. this procedure will remove age spots. it will actually whiten your face. we will work with broadband light. he will see just. this is the pigment and, after the procedure, it will peel off, without any crusts and the face will be much smoother . the essence of the procedure is that it is the pigment cells that absorb this light as a result of the pigment. broadband light is being destroyed from here. he just see the pigment that we have in the patient and absorbing it, he, as it were, is irradiated, dear women are burned. please note that during the procedure, when the pigment is destroyed. at the first stage , the spot will turn red, the procedure lasts about 15 minutes, there is no anesthesia preparation for this procedure, so it's all quite fast. we go through several times with different fi

what do you think, is old age when it comes, when women stop liking?s old, how do you feel feel at 25, but really ? and why? well, a little bit older are usually those with whom i communicate and in general my environment. that's probably why it's psychological. we came to the program and away we go, well, how interesting, but the start said it's coming. what do you think, listen, well, it seems to me, if you are engaged in physical activity, i just have examples, there at 75 years old people are fine. they just look like they are playing sports. i am an education coach. and who do you train? yes, he is 75 years old. yes, yes, he does handstands with handstands, yes handstands. in fact, what i like is that we have people in the studio who are on the same wavelength with us , they feel young, regardless of age. they are cheerful cheerful sing here, but, but there are these other examples there are people who feel their age, and some in general, even older, and that’s all, why do we have a large number of hormones in our youth , these hormones and the ne

as a person ages? _ emotionally, is that fair? as a person ages? — person ages? that's correct. have you observed in — person ages? that's correct. have you observed in your— person ages? that's correct. have you observed in your dad, - person ages? that's correct. have you observed in your dad, separate in the _ you observed in your dad, separate in the ski _ you observed in your dad, separate in the ski collision, some measure of loss— in the ski collision, some measure of loss of— in the ski collision, some measure of loss of pride as those things have _ of loss of pride as those things have occurred. accident? did he consider— have occurred. accident? did he consider himself he was never going to grow— consider himself he was never going to grow old — ithink... he i think... he lost his parents, so he knew death would be invisible —— inevitable someday. i don't know if that's answered your question. my staff tells me i'm getting long, so i'm _ my staff tells me i'm getting long, so i'm going to try to move them around — so i'm going to try to m

we work for different age groups. trolley bus should know this, because he must understand that if he has a person left in the trolley bus, he cannot get out. he goes out, for example, tries to get out and understands that he cannot understand where he is, and he must understand that this person, as you know there, such a common phrase is crazy, and that's the point, just not. he understands, that this is an elderly person, that he has dementia , this is a manifestation of his illness. and he must attach this patient somewhere or call him back to transfer to someone, because this person is winter somewhere, he will go somewhere, and he will simply get lost, and there is such a situation when elderly people leave at a certain stage. no, they leave home and there are our public organizations there. there are other angels who are looking for these elderly people and there are various gadgets, for example, there are pendants, yes, which allow them to use the gps navigator for these special watches. but this is actually a

the ages of $25.45. then it's all downhill from there. morsel for women, i can nehemiah is a sexual counselor kind of mentioned off laid off many people meant also many older people unfortunately hadn't, and many older women to don't know their own desires at all because they've never learned to feel this lust or experience sex on their own zone with solo sex leave, and that of course often leads to difficulties in communicating with their male or female partner when he got so. so they can just say no, that's what i like once was i thus mokesha here on here. d. what shade of blue is that go toward a toy, petrol. it's a very cool blue with a touch of green. yes, i really like that. oh, dog. oh and 5. like talking about art as much as they do about sex. they say there's no comparison to how they were before i soon skinned good antonia vargas. when we met we were both in our late forty's. so i think back then i'd say what we were up to was more your basic abc of sack. so yeah. and now it's not professional,

so we've gained 9 years and you know, raising the retirement age is never popular. um, the difference is that in other european countries, people understand or the economic rationale doing it, the demographic rationale for doing it in france, they prefer posturing, protest, you know, in the realities of people in france actually already retire older than 62. and because of the number of contribution years they need in order to reach a full pension. so the, the current average retirement age i think, is about $62.00 and a half and it's going up. so it's the difference between the reality of life and the symbolism excell. let's, let's put that to you. what do you make of what paul was saying? the french don't do so badly in terms of pensions compared to the european neighbors in the, the u. k. i was as paul was saying, island switzerland to well, you know, and that's an argument we hear and you can pretty much all issues. but right now i'm visiting our comrades in denmark to raise money for like 5. ready sumps, and they're telling us about the same thing about every t

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and of the age of made the final episode in our series. the great meet debate reflect the real thing. yeah. in 60 minutes on d w. ah, what people have to say matters to us. ah, that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. ah, just to manage that at 8 years old. that even looking at it today at $42.00. he comes close to that strange $101.00 to came from because like it. oh, musical child prodigies. take our breath away. the quest, the musical perfection is their top priority. when close, my goal is to play carnegie hall. it's a glue. the extraordinary challenge often appears very early. this estimate, i think i 1st started playing piano when i was to i started playing and composed to whole piece company at the cliche is the child prodigies. a lonely, with few friends, and i drilled to perfection. contact talk to i don't to cry under pressure not to shake under pressure that there are kids 567 years old who get incredible migraines, off to concerts. i did to god. oh so much miracle is there in highly talented childr

at the age of 60, 62, before the legal age of 64.ey have to work more, some have a political view saying they have to work more. obviously, some people will have to work more because this is the base of the law that we have very protective welfare state in france, but you have to finance it and as life expectancy is increasing, you cannot imagine that you can have people retiring very early and spending 25, 28 years with a pension. spending 25, 28 years with a ension. , .,, ., ., pension. some people will have to work for longer _ pension. some people will have to work for longer before _ pension. some people will have to work for longer before they - pension. some people will have to work for longer before they can i work for longer before they can claim a pension. is that ultimately what is at the root of the protest, this anger, or do you think it is equally about the way the government has handled this, pushing it into law without a vote?— has handled this, pushing it into law without a vote? well, you have many things- _ law wit

he she is at age 10. 0 my last look. i think if you're not enough to discover something early on, that makes you happy and have the opportunity to do it professionally. i've been, it doesn't really matter how long you get to be in that profession. see 10 years or 50 plus 50 or up. and i found my parents fully supported, answer the right from the start, and at any cost, ah, in on some fathers, in this image we spend of 2000 marks a year on anna, sophia, musical education was look like we never force anything on her lee. we let her develop her skills as she sees fit, certify she herself, wants to be violinist more than anything save our role is to make sure that she has all the opportunities and can follow the path she wants to take and hope you're feeling movie and a sophie motto was just 13 years old when conductor herbert from carrion, discovered her becoming her mentor, the beginning of a fairy tale career that continues to this day without the initial support of her parents. none of this might ever have happened. the

well into old age sleep, it's something we old dylan not. we spend around a 3rd of our entire nights in bed, but sleep is about more than getting some rest. reset shows that our brains, in particular use this time for suiting, cleaning up and making repairs and improve. it's thought that we can make connections between various memories during slumber. so if that's possible, can we also learn things while we sleep? wouldn't it be great if we could learn a foreign language while we sleep? just play a digital vocabulary trainer, close our eyes, and improve our italian skills over night. she, he took it on to you. until now, researchers assumed that the brain only had a limited reaction to external stimuli while we sleep and was largely shielded from the outside world. but in a new study, swiss scientists to prove that we can absorb new information while we're in the deep sleep stage. neurologist dotty's ella from germany's university hospital leipzig has been studying this in a studio home. in the study, healthy test subjects were ultimately pr

the new stone age is often depicted as crude and simple. but the jewelry and the construction of the gray suggest that people had special skill sets and that there was a far ranging trade network or key cities in them quite the necklace is turquoise stones, came from sinai, while the shells were from the red sea. and the way it was thread, it had suggested it was something very special hoskins that this alice, kansas and i was on the discovery of other delicate pieces of jewelry, including fragile pendants and apparently mass produced rings made of red sandstone, reveals that the people of the age devoted a lot of time to producing hand crafted luxury goods. the artifacts uncovered by the archaeologists confirmed that they were made in almost every single house to the limitations on struggling infant bond. shaw to the renowned barger sandstone rings were made from coast disks that were more or less round. they were then hollowed out by scraping a deep grooves in which eventually allowed the centerpiece to be removed. heil done her last name

no they say raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 years. however, it is not only a matter of age, as the british curtain writes in france, the pension system is seen as the cornerstone of the cherished model of social protection of the population, however, the macron reform of this system. breaks are canceling leg benefits, for example, now railroad employees gas seaweed will no longer be able to retire early. under the new law , women will retire at the same rate as men at age 64. in fact, someone will have to work even longer, since the length of continuous service required to receive a full pension is also increasing ; she will not need to work until 60. there, for four years to work until 67, or even more, mass protests began in january. however, for 3 months , president pokron did nothing to convince the french of the need for reform , instead of trying to negotiate with trade unions and mitigate the effects of the economic crisis, which only spurred the discontent of the population . in africa, president macron was unable to predict t

remember, that is the average age. there are many people that may come forward in their late 50s, 60s, 70s. >> reporter: it is for that reason, state senator nancy skinner and state assemblymanner introduced a bill justice for survivors act. >> what we are seeing is t does not matter what age you are when you decide to confront your abuse as a child. you have the right to get to have that, to have your day in court around that. >> the bill would eliminate the statute of limitations on child sex abuse cases. allowing survivors of all ages to sue. including mike. >> statue of limitation should be just waived. i don't think statue of limitations would be appropriate in this case. because, it is such deep, human damage. people have been really hurt. >> mike told me even if the bill does pass he is not sure if he would actually sue but he says he wants to have that power to decide for himself. >> i think that all of the people that were abused by those folks should have a right to sue them. yes. >> while he waits for that r

when children stay in the family until the age of 18, if they go to school, then until the age of 23, when they are children from a large family group , for example , when six children are arranged and together, and here the parents have to adjust, and the parents themselves say that the research that we presented on thursday and this week - and the parents just said that their resource was uh-uh, it was training for candidates, what notebooks they had , what they did, and now their resource remains coaches, i.e. they contact , communicate in circles in groups, and here i it's difficult to speak, you know, when i'm emotionally involved in something, emotions end someday, but when it comes to communication, when a child comes into the family, it's like a creature, it's like a marriage. yes, there is such a phase as the honeymoon. that is, everyone wants to fall in love with each other, the child shows his best quality parents are so ghostly and everything is here after three well, about six months of life, the child understands who this is, you can relax , no one will get me anywhere t

well, $62.00 is the minimum retirement age, so the actual retirement age is rather around $63.00. france is in the middle field in a european comparison. now, for the french people, for those opposed to that reform though, it is really a bigger question. they are saying this is about a, you know, this is by about justice. really. we know that some people need to retire later, but we don't want those who have very difficult jobs to retire a lighter, and they need to to be able to benefit from their a pension time. and so they're opposing this reform, which they feel is just a very unjust for food that would favor the rich and you know, be detrimental to the poor. he in france. lisa, thank you very much. that was our correspondent lisa lewis in paris. some sports and fans of german club i taught frankfurt were not allowed to buy tickets for their champions league game in italy against napoli, but hundreds clashed with police in naples after making the journey. anyway, footage showed frankfurt fans throwing smoke bombs and flares of police who responded with tear gas chairs bottles and meta

this is that children began to be taken to the cska school from the age of 6, igor was taken at the agehe really liked the coach at the preview, we continue. polyfield this is the wrong answer. unfortunately, this is floyd mayweather, his father and uncles were also professional boxers, so little floyd never seriously considered any other options for his profession. go ahead. well, for now, plus and minus, while we go smoothly, we continue ronaldo this is ronaldo absolutely true, unconditionally. it was easy, but practically the football player was born in a poor suburb, rio de janeiro, and was named after the obstetrician who delivered the baby. at first he was engaged in mini-football. only later moved on to the big one. russian figure skater kamysheva, at the age of 5, she became friends with the girls figure skaters at the summer camp where her father later worked. lisa also began to ride further. he was remembered today by the british formula 1 racing driver who began to appear interestingly after participating in races of radio-controlled cars. and already at the age of 6 , his fa

they raised the retirement age from 60 to 62. i mean, 64 isn't a round number either.t sounds like there's another step to go beyond this which is eventually to get to the number 65. i mean, that would be more coherent as as a number and would put france more in line with other countries. do you think that's an inevitability as well? >> those kind of things might happen but it's also largely about symbols. there was pension reform that didn't touch the symbol of the final age but it did offer the same by increasing the number of -- what's so special about retirement age and what makes it i think so unpopular, it is perceived as unfair because it treats people differently who start work early and those who start working late. if you think voters are likely to be protected when you reach pension age, would you expect any further government coming after macron might be attempted to raise the pension age to 65, while left wing parties might try to increase contribution to other means. just like reform did -- either way, what i don't suspect is that in treaty of time, anyon

now, nigel, the age of which we retire , is the age of which we retire, is becoming a very big politicalissue. goodness me. certainly south of the channel where, of course, they're rioting because they can't stand the fact the retirement age might go up from 62 to 64. in this country, the government was proposing to put it to 68, but that's now it up to 68, but that's now temporarily on hold as life expectancy has peaked and, is coming down a bit. but it's those retiring well before they get to that age that have caused an issue. and andrew bailey , the an issue. and andrew bailey, the governor of the bank of england and regular viewers and listeners this show , will listeners to this show, will know been unrelenting in my know i've been unrelenting in my criticism him , but i wondered criticism of him, but i wondered yesterday, maybe he's got it right at last when he says people retiring early have added inflationary pressure to the economy because it's a reduction of the number of people in the workforce. so it may be sort of half a take for the governor of the bank of england. and the

the ages of $25.45. then it's all downhill from their morsel for women i can nehemiah is a sexual counsellor killer mentioned oh lad. of many people meant also many older people, unfortunately hadn't, and many older women too don't know their own desires at all because they've never learned to feel this lust or experienced sex on their own zone with solace, i believe. and that, of course, often leads to difficulties in communicating with their male or female partner when he cut so, so they can just say no, that's what i like once was and thus market here on here the what shade of blue is that yellow torn between petrol, it's very cool. blue with a touch of green. yes. i really like that. oh, double and 5. like talking about art as much as they do about sex. they say there's no comparison to how they were before i was here in school until monday i fired when we met. we were both in our late forty's. so back then i'd say what we were up to was more your basic abc of sack said get food, and now it's not pro

and you crying as washington has been giving strong warnings to buy aging. for instance, not to supply ammunition to russia. ukraine, excuse me, russia and china are closer than they've been since the 1950s, that according to the us intelligence community, china, it has been echoing, putting talking points to an attempt to justify this brutal and moral unprovoked invasion. china has already been supporting russia in some ways and providing non legal assistance for the war and ukraine and helping them circumvent sanctions for their defense industrial base. you know, i hope we don't need chinese drones killing ukrainians for europe in the united states to be on the same page regarding the threat from the chinese communist party . that would be a tangible example of what's already going on. and we need to get on the same page and my view on china is dr. military civil fusion, which seeks to still technology lucidly and illicitly to create national champion companies to put american european businesses out of business and to arm the people's liberation army for

he's now 75 years of age a baby. he's now 75 years of age .becoming a father. it is decade but is children later in life selfish? is it unfair ? in life selfish? is it unfair? we'll discuss that . next in just 15 minutes time, i will deaung in just 15 minutes time, i will dealing with harry and meghan despite their endless attacks , despite their endless attacks, the monarchy. they've achieved just one thing, which is to make king charles, more popular ever. that's my big opinion up very shortly. also, the great british houdayis shortly. also, the great british holiday is threat. that's the topic of my take at ten. welcome back to , the people's hour with back to, the people's hour with me mark dolan . i'm taking your me mark dolan. i'm taking your video calls between now. and nine, the former channel 4 news presenter john snow has nine, the former channel 4 news presenterjohn snow has said presenter john snow has said that he's completely at ease with becoming a father again in his seventies. the broadcaster, who is a sprightly 75 and his wif

the plan includes a proposal to raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. a crown used his executive powers to push through the changes because he couldn't get enough support in parliament. this is increased the opposition that he faces, but also it seems a cons. resolve to force through the measure. he condemned this week's violence but doesn't appear to be budging on the issue. path of you loss good at this thing. the benefit in the face of violence with which i distinguish from the protests continued to be extremely firm. then on that topic, i condemned to violence. we saw the b, i remind every one of their responsibilities and i re sure to law enforcement forces like who did an exemplary work with my full support as everything else. we continue to move forward. the country deserves that and needs it. who will give no ground to wildlands, none in a democracy. there isn't the right to be violent and expect our law inforcement it respect the rules completed. you wanted with the transparency in investigations of but i don't put that on the same footing as w

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the misconception is dementia is a normal part of aging. it is not a normal part of aging at all.tia is a neurodegenerative disease affecting memory, executive decisis and other brain function. there is no cure yet, so we need to focus on providing high-quality care. when i decided to take up the role as a caregiver in my family together with my dad, it's a full-time job affecting not only the person with dementia but also the entire family. burnout is one of the highest problem on caregivers, which led me to establish alzheimer's indonesia. it aims to impro quality of life of people with dementia and family caregivers. the focus is on living positively, not focusing on what they cannot do. focusing on what they can do. ask them for -- to participate. be part of a community. i would like to see a dementia and aging friendly society. people in general might think that being old is frail, weak, isolated, lonely. but at the end of the day it' just a mindset. i don't think of growing old. i think of evolving and contributing and i think of my mom for giving me this opportunity through