Scientists believe they have found help for older people suffering from poor eyesight. The solution is shining a special red light in the eyes for three minutes. Doctors say a three-minute daily __41__ of the special red light for two weeks could help improve age-related vision problems. The study was __42__ out by a team from University College London. Researchers conducted tests on 24 men and women aged between 28 and 72. They said some cells that help us__43__ light had deteriorated in the older people. Doctors say their red light improved the __44__ of these people to detect different colors, particularly blue. The vision of these older people improved by as much as 22 percent. The research team is now looking for a__45__ partner to produce the special red light with the right wavelength and reliable quality. Doctor Jeffrey, the co-author of the study, said that the populations are aging rapidly and people should get ready for this.

    Humor is always good for us. When life is a piece of cake, humor shines like diamonds on the calm ocean. But on the other hand, when the going gets tough, humor turns into a life jacket that keeps us from sinking. People like fun and amusement. Our sense of humor tells others that we are easy to be with and open to all kinds of interaction. In school, a happy and interactive class is open to new ideas and humorous ice-breakers always warm up students. In the workplace, it is humor that keeps the atmosphere light during stressful situations. Also, people who have shared laughter together share a special bond about their relationship.

     When we are children, we have no difficulty bringing laughter into our lives. We laugh at everything and we play for mere pleasure. As we grow and mature, we slowly cheat ourselves out of the child within us. As a result, our desire for humor and laughter is constant and we try whatever we can to get the lost pleasures of childhood back. It is possible for each one of us to be humorous, but we must have a burning desire to be so. You must want to make others happy as well, just like a humorist.

    A good humorist learns to interact with his audience. He produces laughter and excitement in the audience. Then he leans back, making as if to let the audience take over. Next he would pretend that it is not he that makes them laugh but they laugh of their own accord. Pretty amazing, isn’t it? Still, what matters most is your intention to be humorous.