i am a person who are not active,so how can i make myself up to date with the current issues?
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READ NEWSPAPER, WATCH NEWS ON TV, READ YAHOO NEWS WHEN ON THE COMPUTER.
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Well, I don't know how much you've missed, so....\n\nHere's a link that summarizes Days pretty good and it's short too. It's pretty up-to-date. I watch Days everyday, so I know.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Days_of_our_lives\n\nHere's a better link, instead of catching you up per year, it catches you up per month, which is better than a daily update! A daily update would constitute a lot of reading. At least with the monthly update option, you only need to read 12 pieces per each year you missed.\nhttp://daysofourlives.com/updates/monthly_updates.html\n\nOr, alternatively, if you've actually missed a lot, then you can read the yearly summaries here: http://daysofourlives.com/show_guide/yearly_summaries.html
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There is not way to do that. You need to find a way to slow things down. Take a deep breath and try focusing on only one issue at a time. Even if you have to delegate a certain amount of time to each problem. When time is up move on to the next issue. It might help if you made a list of all the decisions you have to make. Then take them one at a time. Only you can allow yourself to be rushed into making hasty decisions.
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This will be difficult because they are updated daily. Hopefully some one can help you\n\nBest of luck
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Check out the website. There are links for subscribing and also for back issues.
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I am very politicly active myself, and I belive the most important thing is to stay intouch with the issues, I suggest waching both conservative news stations (like FOX news), and liberal ones (like CNN), to see what the two main groups are doing. I also listen to alot of political radio talk shows (also, a nice ballance of both conservative, and liberal). The key is to know where you stand on every issue, and stick with it, no matter what.\n\nhttp://www.ontheissues.org/quizeng/XPolitics/start.asp\nHere is the link to a political quiz you can take that can help you decide what political party is clossest to you, and what presidents have values similar to yours.\n\nEnjoy!, and good luck, the country sure could use a good president right now!
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The interviewers will be much more pleased to hear from you which current issues you yourself find interesting, even if (or especially if) they do not quite agree with you.\n\nThe big suggestion for the interview is to BE YOURSELF.  You cannot hope to pretend instead to be whatever you think they want.  What you think would probably be wrong, and whether it was or not, it would be obvious to them that you were pretending, so DO NOT DO IT.  Let them see exactly what they will get if they decide to choose you, and trust them to choose correctly.  Good luck.
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If you have access to a window, grab a coworker and visit it... Get in touch with what's going on outside your office.\n\nI know, playing Solitaire gets old after a while...\n\nSearch the web, for whatever else you might have questions about.\n\nBring work from home, that needs to be done, that always gets put off... balance your checkbook, pay/organize your bills, update your address book with names, addresses, phone numbers, birthdays, anniversaries.\n\nYou get the picture !
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Compare news stories circa 1940, 1917 & 1861 and todays news articles on American wars from at least 3 separate newspapers. You will need to go to achives for most of these years.\n\nFind out the public support percentage\nGovernment expenditure on the war\nThe entertainment of the day\nPresidential speeches on the war\nAny austerity measures the public was part of\n& Foreign allies\n\nOne suggestion for you. Keep the topic current.
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if you can, go through 3rd party sources, i.e. the BBC or something like that. There aren't too many places in this country that are objective anymore, so there is likely to be a bias to most of what you find concerning them. Good luck, and don't believe anyone's spin, learn everything for yourself. Never trust a politition.
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Post here.  You can interact more with people and look at their profiles and such.\n\nhttp://news.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=&action=t&board=37447040&sid=37447040&tlen=25&style=1
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call up the newspapper or look at your local papers web site
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U should definitely subscribe to "Cosmopolitan" Magazine. There is great tips and advice in there.
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Get active!  Find something that requires you to move your bodies.  Try walking together.
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Your public library is a great resource and often overlooked in deference to the internet. Try your local senator/representative's offices. I'm sure that they will be more than happy to help you, whether online or in person (depending on where you live. Remember - every vote counts)! Democrats.com, Republicans.com - look around the net for similar pages. Read up on the history of both parties and of the other parties in the usa - read the History of the parties in England from which the parties in America are descended. Learn how the parties have changed, over the years. Make certain that you join the party of TODAY - not only the ideals of yesterday, but the realities of today mixed with the hopes for tomorrow.
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I would urge you to become an active voter but remain independent of either of the two main parties.  Take a look at the Libertarians.  They have pretty sensible ideas for the most part (and some wacky ones too, just to keep you from getting bored).   There is a lot to be said for not joining anything until you feel it as a calling.  Hang loose and watch.  \n\nBTW, as an old fart, I adore young people who take an interest in how things are run.  You are the future and I'm glad you are awake.  Good luck.
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Wow,  you really have racked up some points this week.  I'd tell  you to watch TV,  but there's nothing on good durring the day at all!    Try setting a timer...and spend a limited amount of time on the site in one sitting.   Find some good books,  there are a lot out there!   Hope your back on your feet soon!