Bad debt rescue plan extended

After helping the rich executives out of their financial hole, rumour has it that the Bad Debt solution plan may be extended. In a move to keep the capitalist system running the US Treasury has been in discussion to find a solution.

This has already bolstered financial markets around the world, with stocks and shares recovering some of their recent loseWeight Exercises. With this news that the financial institutions may get help with dealing with bad debt, effectively sweeping it under the carpet, it has been mooted that it may be extended.

Nations around the world that are crippled with bad debt in such a way that they are unable to feed their own people, are hoping for the extention to reach them. It could be though, that this help will never get that far, as shares in most developing countries don’t rate too high in the major trading centres of the world.
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War Child Blog book

The other day I wrote about a fundraising event organised by the blogging community and involving the blogging community too. Well I’m here reminding you all of it again, after just watching a Horizon program about how to live to 101 on BBC2.

It seems there are a few simple rules that you can follow to add longevity to your life and they are as follows:

  • Eat varied coloured vegetables (what isn’t coloured?)
  • Eat soya
  • Eat a low calorific diet (about two thirds recommended amount)
  • Exercise
  • Have faith in a greater power (apparently British Gas don’t count here)
  • Don’t get stressed
  • Don’t have an overactive immune system (nothing you can do about this though)

Those were the things given in the program, although they are sumarised by me and may be totally wrong. I don’t guarantee anything.

One thing I do guarentee are a lot of good feelings if you get involved in some way with the thing that I was talking about at the beginning of the post. If you’ve forgotten what that was about then follow the link that is on its way and find out all the info here

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