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their more guilty employers) before confronting our city mayors and demanding that the laws (traffic and otherwise) of metro manila and the country are strictly enforced, putting the onus not only on the driver but the employer-owner of the car, who, as earlier suggested, deserves a harsher punishment.

e very citizen, especially the youth, should organize themselves as a vigilant net citizen electronic socio-civic watchdog, like e-Guardian Angels, and take videos on their cellphones as proofs of this dangerous governmental neglect, any uncorrected infrastructure hazards, and other misdeeds or abuses by government officials. And this netizen watchdog movement could be duplicated in all cities in the country to serve and protect our national dignity and our people’s rights.

It is our obligation to ourselves, to our family, and fellow citizens to help protect and look out for each other. the politicians won’t.

Unless “We, t he People,” fight for our rights, we deserve every rotten situation we get, and we can blame no one else but ourselves.

Now, shall we still wait for a member of our own family to be killed first before we act in solidarity?

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The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed by the author do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs and viewpoints of the Asian Journal, its management, editorial board and staff.

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The main objective of this column is to educate and inspire people live a healthier lifestyle to prevent illnesses and disabilities and achieve a happier and more productive life. Any diagnosis, recommendation or treatment in our article are general medical information and not intended to be applicable or appropriate for anyone. This column is not a substitute for your physician, who knows your condition well and who is your best ally when it comes to your health.

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Philip S. Chua, MD, FACS, FPCS, a Cardiac Surgeon Emeritus based in Northwest Indiana and Las Vegas, Nevada, is an international medical lecturer/author, Health Advocate, newspaper columnist, and Chairman of the Filipino United Network-USA, a 501(c)3 humanitarian foundation in the United States. He was a recipient of the Indiana Sagamore of the Wabash Award in 1995, presented by then Indiana Governor, later Senator, and then presidential candidate, Evan Bayh. Other Sagamore past awardees include President Harry Truman, President George HW Bush, Muhammad Ali, and Astronaut Gus Grissom (Wikipedia). Websites: FUN8888.com, Today. SPSAtoday.com, and philipSchua.com; Email: scalpelpen@gmail.com.

Heart is ‘top driver of Paris haute couture’ in Asia Pacific

CoUNt on global fashion personality heart evangelista to drive media mileage of the haute Couture Paris fashion Week through the roof. the globe-trotting filpino actress, artist and fashion queen, who just made head-turning appearances at the GmA Gala and the state of the Nation Address in impeccable ensembles, once again proved the power of her presence and brand as she emerged as the “top driver of the Paris haute Couture fashion Week’s” mIV (media Impact Value) in Asia Pacific.

mIV is a proprietary algorithm by Launchmetrics that measures the impact of media coverage of placements related to a particular subject, in this case, the much-awaited Paris fashion event. the metric measures the equivalent monetary amount of public posts, articles and audience interactions of a recognized influencer in the fashion, luxury and beauty industries. out of the event’s total mIV estimated at $118.8 million, evangelista, a legitimate global fashion influencer, contributed $1.27 worth of mileage across 11 placements. for the record, she is only one of two who contributed past the million mark in highlighting the Asia Pacific region as an emerging fashion hotspot. Behind her was Indian actress and model Urvashi rautela, who generated $1.24 million in mIV through five placements. far runners-up were Asian American actress Lana Condor at $767,000 and Indian fashionista and entrepreneur masoom minawala who delivered $616,000. other Asian stars who drew mIV dollars to the Paris fashion event were Bella ranee Campen, Diana Penty, William Chan, fan BingBing and thai superstar tontawan tantivejakul. evangelista’s Launchmetrics win was prominently reported on the lifestyle website enVi media, which noted the list of “top APAC voices creating a buzz during the event.” It cited how “fashion darling” heart ranked at the top. (ManilaTimes.net) t here are plenty of sports options, including these for adults:

DIsCoVer a new passion this fall! the city of Las Vegas offers a variety of classes and activities for all ages and abilities. there are many choices, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy. for more information and to register for activities, go online.

• Leagues for basketball, pickleball, softball and volleyball;

• Dodgeball and pickleball events.

Lots of choices for youth, as well:

• Leagues for T-Ball (ages 4-7), flag football (ages 5-14), Indoor h ockey (ages 7-14), soccer (ages 3-14), Pickleball (ages 5-17);

• Sports skills classes in hockey, t-ball, basketball, flag football, gymnastics and soccer; for those age 50 and older, there are many activities to help you stay fit, sharp and social at the city’s four active adult centers. everything from cooking, crafting and dancing to theatre, trips and writing –and everything in between, like fitness, games, music, painting, quilting and special events. the city of Las Vegas also offers inclusive adaptive programs for youth and adults of all abilities, ensuring that everyone can participate and enjoy the benefits of recreational activities with appropriate supervision. Diversity is celebrated and individuals of all backgrounds are welcomed and supported. Whether you're a parent looking to engage your little ones in tot education, an active adult seeking to stay fit and make new friends, or a young hockey enthusiast eager to sharpen your skills, we have an activity for you. to stay up-to-date with our classes, activities and events, subscribe to city of Las Vegas newsletters.

• And sports sampler classes for ages 2-6.

A wide variety of pre-school activities are available, including cooking, reading, arts, crafts, school readiness, science, technology, music and more.

And there are plenty of activities after school and weekends for school-age youth, such as dance, chorus, private or group music lessons, gymnastics and acting.