Ownership

The thrill of youth often involves construction towards either renting an apartment, owning a house, buying a car or some other form of vehicle.  Often youth attempt to solve their transportation issues with the acquisition of a car or bike early and this has been thought to have an interesting.

There are a number of champions who have had car crashes. One into a fire extinguisher and the other into a rail near a major bus park.  Both have relatively good reputations and have excelled in their fields. The vehicles were a Buick and a BMW.  Both situations reflect the interesting situations for positive reinforcement of driving standards and more emphasis on following up on what was the route cause.

Now many youth are trying to find their stake in a world where there is a great pre-ponderance of joblessness, insecurity and uncertainty.  Growth is not as apparent as the 1990's and certainly the pace of innovation has been followed by acquisition and increased understanding.  The status quo is a weird concept to speak about as the seeming static nature of things while there is incredible change in the interim.  The regime changes of the past two years and municipal changes have charted the course of the second decade. Baby boomers are going into retirement and additionally, having just celebrated a long time of service by many heads of states, the status quo has changed to that being set by the youth and how they will use their tools (some new) to operate in the same environment as their ancestors.

The understanding that 50 years of television in most independent countries should change the viewpoint of the locally and internationally and how our individual views (I'd like to call it a vote) relates to us.  What we can see is in the public domain is important but not.  For example, Bill Gates recently went to India and has had appreciation for the eradication of polio among the population to the point where it is possible that it will soon be the case it may be declared that the country is polio free. There has been an increase in the infrastructure being put in so that there are more people with education that is translational and that there is a life-meaning force which translates into better use of basic resources. But I cannot completely vouch for this as this is his opinion. Trains are still crowded going home and there is still abject pollution and poor conditions.

As the youth of this generation attempt to translate how they are going to build their lives in a cross-defined era, it will be interesting to see the changes that are made.  Every-place is different and so are the theories behind it.  How can this translate into a better translation of how you view yourselves to others?