The concrete suggestions for each group would be:
- Parents
Be more open to the children in having sexual-related talk since an early age, and try to be more understanding on children's sexual development.
- Teachers
Conducted proper amount of sex-education in the curriculum
- Religious leaders
Give proper advice to the teenagers on how to direct their sexual tendencies, do not just blatantly ask them to suppress it.
- Government officials
Funding several campaign or ads to educate citizens regarding negative effect of teen pregnancy
- Teenagers
Be responsible. In the end, we have the majority control of our body and we're also the one that experience the end result of our actions.
<span>In their efforts to avoid regaining the
weight they have lost, members of the National Weight Control Registry tend to</span>
exercise with a continuous schedule on daily basis for at least 30 to 60
minutes.
Weight gain is a serious issue faced by
the contemporary world and there are several measures which can be and should
be taken once an individual has lost some weight, exercise tops that list.
Other measures include taking breakfast regularly, having high protein diet
etc.
Carrying a full load of goods, including 30 tons of ginseng, and finally free of the ice that had choked the harbor for weeks, the Empress of China set out from New York on February 22, 1784 for China. Just months after the British had finally evacuated the city after the Revolutionary War, American merchants were seizing the opportunity afforded by independence to enter the China trade.
The Empress voyage was the brainchild of John Ledyard, who had sailed to the Pacific with British explorer Captain James Cook. He hoped to trade for furs in the Pacific Northwest and carry them to China. He found backers including Philadelphia merchant Robert Morris, financier of the American Revolution. The group found the copper-plated ship that became the Empress under construction in New England. Ledyard backed out when the fur plan fell through, but Morris suggested ginseng as a valuable replacement cargo. The Chinese prized the root as a cure for all manner of ills.
The Empress needed six months to make the 18,000-mile trip to Canton (modern Guangzhou) and four months to trade its cargo for tea and export porcelain. Returning home in five months, reaching New York in May 1785. She was greeted with superlatives. One city newspaper believed the voyage ushered in “a future happy period” in which “burdensome” trade with Europe could be replaced with profitable navigation “to this new world” in the east. The cargo was sold at a 30-percent profit, a substantial return.
Soon dozens of ships each year were plying the seas between the United States and China, helping build fortunes in New York and New England. The desire for speed in this trade gave birth in the 1830s to the magnificent clipper ships that were the fastest sailing ships ever built.
The type of behavior that is not wanted, invited or requested and not gladly received is known as:
Let's understand what harassment means.
<h3>What is harassment?</h3>
- Harassment is known to be an offensive and unwanted behaviour that actually humiliates and embarrasses an individual.
- It's a type of behavior that actually upsets, disturbs and threatens.
- Harassment can make people loose self-confidence and self-esteem.
- A repetition of harassment results into bullying.
Thus, this is an unacceptable, uninvited and unwanted behaviour.
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