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…and some steps it is taking to deal with it. From thousands of private flights to the world's first green city, here's the lowdown on a very contradictory country.
October 14, 2010 12:02 by Reuters
The United Arab Emirates, the world's third-largest oil exporter, has one of the highest per capita carbon footprints in the world.
According to a U.N. Development Programme report in 2003, the UAE emitted 33.6 tonnes per capita, second only to nearby Qatar and over nine times the world average of 3.7 tonnes.
The 2008 WWF Living Planet Report gave the UAE the world's worst ecological footprint per person. It placed the United States second and fellow Gulf Arab state Kuwait in third place.
The ecological footprint measures humanity's demand on the biosphere in terms of biologically productive land and sea required to provide the resources we use and absorb our waste. The UAE has said it is becoming greener. The following lists some of the UAE's green and not so green credentials:
Dubai's Executive Flight Service handled 6,060 flights and 19,797 customers in 2009, according to figures from Dubai International Airport.
Dubai Taxis made 70 million journeys in 2009, in which they transported more than 140 million passengers, the emirate's transport authority said. That compares with 120 million people who took public buses in 2009.
Since its inauguration in September 2009, the number of passengers using the Dubai Metro has risen from about 40,000 a day to more than 120,000 a day. In total, it has transported more than 19 million people so far and expects 35 million passengers in 2010.
In 2006, the UAE's population of around 6 million consumed nearly 500 billion kilowatt hours (kWh) of gas.
Germany, which has a population of more than 80 million, burned 942 billion kWh in 2008, according to the German energy industry association (BDEW).
One of the most ambitious schemes in Dubai, The World is a collection of man-made islands shaped into the continents and countries of the world. As the slump has frozen much building activity, homes have yet to be built there. If completed, the islands would be reachable only by private jet or boat.
Property developer Nakheel used 34 million tonnes of rock to build the 27 kilometre breakwater that surrounds the 300 islands in the development.
Nakheel has said its activities have no harmful effect on nature, although environmentalists have said the consequences of such extensive artificial islands on the natural ecosystem are unknown and could be damaging.
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Well , There is another huge country that is very contradictory as well if we are talking logically and fairly.
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Starks DID return when he was capable of playing. Why would we be thinking about what the season would have looked like if he didn't?
Even if Harrison thing was relevant to the discussion, cutting him when we did was a good decision. He couldn't stay with a team because he was not coachable (he has said this himself). Perhaps cutting him helped him realize that he couldn't get by on talent alone. After he got that feedback from us and from the Ravens, maybe Harrison learned from the experience. If your argument is that the Steelers and the Ravens can't evaluate LB talent, I don't know who you think would be qualified to do so.
I think that cutting Starks made him realise that he had to do more than show up to be good. I haven't seen him admit this publicly, but it seems like he was working much harder after he was cut than he is generally known for doing in the off-season. Maybe the fact that no one else in the league thought he was good enough made him work his ass off to get in game shape. If so, that's good motivation by Tomlin and cost savings to boot. I guess there was risk that he would get signed by someone else (just as there would be risk that he wouldn't get back into game shape if we kept him). We took that risk and it worked out because we signed him back (I haven't checked, but I would imagine that he was resigned at a lower number than he was cut at).
At the worst, this decision cost us one game in a season that we went 12-4. If that's the "worst personnel decision under Tomlin", I guess it's another way we can show that we're incredibly spoiled as Steelers fans.
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Times Square's New Act
By PETER MARKS
Published: May 18, 1997
THE Times Square of my youth was neither the romantic crossroads of a great city nor a glitzy entertainment destination. It was a scary place of decay that you walked through quickly to get to someplace else, and always with $5 stuffed in your shoe.
My grandfather Sam, who never left his apartment in Flatbush without checking twice to see if the oven was turned off, insisted on the footwear security measure for those weekends in the late 1960's when I took the bus from New Jersey with my friend Neil Muhlberger to see a Broadway play or musical. It was the only one of his urban anxieties that I found contagious.
Sometimes I find it hard to reconcile my memory of the menacing neighborhood I cautiously traversed on my way to ''Promises, Promises'' and ''Butterflies Are Free'' with the new Times Square, a district rapidly metamorphizing into a family-friendly amusement zone. Where I once scampered, I now saunter, and not merely because it feels safer. With the arrival of each new shop and restaurant and playhouse -- the capstone being the reopening last week of the Walt Disney Company's enchantingly restored New Amsterdam Theater on 42d Street near Seventh Avenue -- I'm ever more intrigued and astounded by the changes in the area's fortunes. It is the part of midtown Manhattan that I would have voted Least Likely to Succeed.
But now that it is making such a visible comeback -- cranes tower over the southern end of the theater district, emblematic of all the new construction (including the Conde Nast building and the Ford Center for the Performing Arts) -- there is a whole new Times Square to become acquainted with. Even more change is imminent: a Madame Tussaud's wax museum, a 25-screen movie palace and a magic-themed restaurant owned by David Copperfield, the illusionist, are planned for the area.
They will join the various megastores, themed and tony restaurants, hotels, fast-food outlets, arcades, coffee bars and brand-name boutiques that are springing up all over Times Square. In fact, each billboard that goes up along Broadway, the district's spiritual Main Street, helps to illuminate a resurgent, polyglot patch of New York that has always seemed at its most beguiling when its riot of neon is flickering.
Although I spend an inordinate amount of time in the 35 legitimate theaters of the Broadway district, I had little more than a glancing relationship with many of the new neighbors. So over the course of several days in late April, I abandoned my normal routine of visits to traditional theater haunts like the Drama Bookshop (the comprehensive theater bookstore at 48th Street and Seventh Avenue), the Cafe Edison (the diner of choice for Broadway's old guard, in the Edison Hotel on West 47th Street) and Joe Allen (a restaurant and hangout for journalists and theater folk on West 46th) and went looking for this new Times Square, which is coming into being with all the subtlety of the Oklahoma Land Rush.
First, a little orientation. Times Square technically refers to a tiny bowtie of concrete just north of 42d Street, where Broadway and Seventh Avenue converge. The square is occupied by a skyscraper, One Times Square, once the headquarters of The New York Times and on which hangs two giant television screens, the world-famous news zipper (now being replaced) and, on New Year's Eve, the ball that descends at midnight. Times Square, however, has also become synonymous with the entire theater district, which is bordered by West 41st Street on the south, West 52d on the north, Eighth Avenue on the west and the Avenue of the Americas (or Sixth Avenue) on the east.
The area includes such tourist landmarks as the TKTS discount tickets booth in Duffy Square and the Marriott Marquis Hotel; at the southeastern edge, 42d Street and Avenue of the Americas, is the rehabilitated and charming Bryant Park, the New York Public Library's backyard, with a greensward, lawn furnishings and flora so evocative of Paris it could be renamed Bois de Bryant.
Many people make their first foray into Times Square with a ticket already in hand. But with no show to see, the streets became my theater. I wandered the district, browsing and tasting and pausing to absorb the human energy. The sidewalks of Times Square are nearly always jammed; it may be the part of town where natives and visitors vie for space most regularly. The crush is worst before and after the matinees on Wednesdays, when reservations in the area's restaurants can be impossible to get; on weekends, and on Tuesday through Saturday evenings, when most shows have performances.
So when you come to Times Square, expect a few elbows to your midsection and a few briefcases sideswiping your shopping bags. Also, expect to wait, whether it's in line at the TKTS booth, where many Broadway shows offer tickets for 50 percent off on the day of performance, or for a table in one of the theater district's growing array of restaurants, from new pre- and post-theater hot spots like Firebird and Coco Pazzo Teatro, to such popular lower-priced establishments as Ollie's (for Chinese soups and dumplings) and Virgil's (for ribs), to showbiz standbys like Sam's, Orso, Cafe Un Deux Trois and Osteria al Doge.


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The Spaniard left Arsenal to re-sign for boyhood club Barcelona back in 2011 but has returned to the English top flight after enduring a limited starting berth in the first XI – despite making 55 appearances last season where he scored 13 goals, creating 16 more.
The Gunners had first option to re-sign the man who joined them as a 16-year-old but he opted for a new challenge with rivals Chelsea, after the player sought a change and new challenge in his footballing life.
Fabregas also saw the draw of playing for coach Jose Mourinho as a big factor in the switch to West London.
He said: "It was very important for me that the deal was done before the World Cup.
"I wanted my head free and to know what I was going to do next season and where I was going to be.
"I wanted a change. I looked at all the offers I had and after speaking to the coach, I thought Chelsea was the best decision.
"Jose's teams are always difficult to beat and always difficult to play against. Tactically they are very well-composed and he gets the best out of his players."
During the 27-year-old's first spell in England he made 303 appearances for Arsenal, claiming the captaincy at just 21-years-old.
He scored 57 goals and assisted 98 others during his eight year stay at the North London club.
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I just finished quilting this. It's for the teenage daughter of one of the couples my DD and her DH know. She has just come home from the hospital after being in a coma.
I had the blocks from a BOM I had won and they were just waiting for inspiration. I'm pretty pleased with the way it turned out with the burgandy sashing and the mauve and midnight blue borders.
I have quite a few blocks that will (hopefully) find a home like this one did. Some are orphans, so will probably make a sampler.....some day. @:) I can't do the BOM that Red posts, but I enjoy making just one block and hope to get a sampler for charity.
Maryliz, I'm retired and am not an outdoorsy type of person and I like to have 2 or 3 tops going at the same time. It keeps me from getting bored doing the same one til it's done and they seem to go faster. I'm winding down now as we're leaving for up north in a couple weeks. I just finished sewing the Scrappy Mountain blocks together and will take that with me to put borders on at #1DD's house......hopefully. Plus, I'd like to get the quilting done on this Rail Fence for my #3DD today, so there might be another pic soon. Then, I need to start putting things away........last year when I did that, I got them out again and did more sewing.....couldn't stand it! @:)
Your quilt is so pretty. What a wonderful thing to do with it. You will be blessed as well as the receiver.
I'm nosey. You are in FL;do you go north in the summer and back to FL in the winter? Or is this just vacation? Whatever it is have fun.
Rosa, I very rarely figure out a quilt all the way thru before I make it. the top usually lays on the floor or hangs on the design board for a day or two with various fabrics to use for borders....eventually it clicks and I know that's the fabric to use.
Jean, Thank you.
Sally, DH prefers to stay home but he's venturing north for a few days this summer because of my mom's 90th BD. I'll stay up there for a few months and he'll come back to what he calls, the estate. We've lived in FL for almost 10 years now and he loves being able to be outside year round.
We live in south Louisiana so I suppose our weather is about the same. Since we have never lived where it is really cold, I wouldn't know about that but I too like being outside a lot.
My husband still works. When we took a new job
2 1/2 years, we decided to build for the first time since there was not a lot of housing available in our area. We have said it is our "home-home" our "vacation home" and our "retirement home". In other words we hope to stay here.
I guess the truth be told we are both pretty much "home bodies". We do like to take short trips and go see the
grandchildren ( 2 in TX and 2 in Kansas).
You do beautiful work and it is inspiring.
Hope your Mom has a lovely b/d.
Thank you all for your kind words about the quilt.
The girl that I made this for has been left with some brain problems. She was at a party and someone drugged her really bad. She was lucky that they got scared and called 911. Keep reminding your kids to keep vigilent....even of people you think are your friends.
Mom had a great party...lots of people....former neighbors we haven't seen in years who now live in surrounding towns showed up because they heard it on the radio....it was a great reunion day but not enough time to stand around and play 'catch-up' with everyone.....except with my first real crush (the 'boy' next door....who is now 72! Seeing this in print is funny but I'm gonna post it anyway). @:)
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The Fat Loss and Strength Gain Magic Bullet Problem
So, I received an e-mail the other day from a guy called Pete Anthony. He shared his experience with intermittent fasting and strength training. His article was quite good, so I asked if he wanted to write a guest post for Rough Strength. Here is the result. Enjoy.
Fat loss and muscle gain. When it comes to health & fitness, those are essentially the two things that people want. They are essentially the two ingredients that when combined together yield looking good in the mirror.
The truth is that getting either is really simple. You lose fat by expending more calories than you take in over time. You gain muscle by consistently doing progressive overload, forcing your body to adapt to the recurring stressor.
Despite how bone-headedly simple either of these tasks are, it seems that most people just can't seem to figure either out. Why? Why are these exceedingly simple tasks so apparently complicated for 9 out of 10 people who want to "get fit?"
We're smart enough to get PhD's, split atoms, build silicon microprocessors, and put a man on the moon, yet the vast majority of 1st world individuals can't figure out how to get at least lean & healthy enough to get their doctors off their ass? What gives? Continue reading
The simplest solution is the best one in 95% of cases according to the National Solution Research Association.
Alright, the part about NSRA is made up. However, as my experience shows, simple is always the best, almost magically. These words should be carved in your brain. And they should pop up and block any new modern fad pseudo-sophisticated bullshit clever marketers are trying to feed you with. Any time you find yourself bombarded with "brand new" and "ultra-intricate", just walk away. All that crap won't endure long. On the other hand, simplicity is a time-tested concept that works.
Additionally, simple is your biggest friend in tough times. It is that loyal pillar you can lean on unconditionally. It will always be by your side if you can embrace it.
What does this have to do with training and nutrition? When times get rough, you need to simplify. You must simplify. Otherwise, you are doomed to fail.
Let me explain what I mean.
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So, if you are attentive enough, you may be wondering: "What's wrong with that Rough Strength dude? Where the fuck are new articles?" I have only two words for you: "They are coming". And the trick here is that there were three words, not two.
As you can see, I seem to be back with my good old idiosyncratic stuff (whatever this means). Anyway, the article below wasn't born in my sick imagination. It was written by this guy who calls himself Trent McCloskey. He is straight-to-the-point and the information he provides is simple and effective.
Read, enjoy, and apply this finally.
Lifestyle Dieting by Trent McCloskey
If you have ever tried dieting and wound up right where you started, do you even know why? Why is it that if you follow the "right" ways, you see little to no results?
Well, that could be from a number of things, such as:
Maybe you have been following a crash diet for way too long and literally crashed and ate yourself right back to the starting point. Maybe you keep jumping to every new fad diet that makes its way onto your Facebook timeline. There are countless reasons to why you are not seeing results. But I think the main reason is that you and your body HATE dieting! So, let's get on with the few lessons to make this whole dieting thing a breeze. You'll see what I mean in a few minutes.
Lesson 1: Introduction
So, Should You Do That Cardio Thing?
You may not understand it yet or even deny it, but traditional cardio is the most boring physical activity associated with strength training and physique enhancement (check out how I upgraded my skill in making up fancy names). Well, at least for me. Seriously, anytime I think about running, I get lethargic. Additionally, when you understand that it is way more effective to eat less than to exercise more, that little candle inside you that represented your desire to devote your precious time to such tedious activity as cardio goes out.
"So, you're saying we don't need that cardio shit, bro?" Not so fast. There are two points I want to discuss in this article:
1. When is it appropriate to use cardio?
2. Should cardio always be boring?
OK, enough of this silly little intro. Let's dive into the cool stuff.
Why Does Cardio Suck?
The Secret of East European Strength
As far as I know, a lot of people to the West believe that we have secret training methodologies here in Eastern Europe. It is understandable. "The Iron Curtain" provoked this type of thinking and it was successfully sustained by clever marketers. Sometimes it seems that western people think that trainees here can gain strength and build muscle with the power of their sheer thought (how awesome would that be?).
Well, I don't want to disappoint you, but most of the stuff you hear or read that is tagged "Soviet" and "Top Secret" is just a hype. All the info you need to succeed in your strength training quest is already out there. I am sorry to burst your bubble, but there is no East European training conspiracy. It may seem that people here guard all kinds of secrets, but the reality is WAY simpler. If you still do not believe me, let's take a look at where these "secrets" can possibly be applied. Continue reading
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Oftentimes when we start any endeavor, it is really fun at first (well, unless someone makes you do it). You are all over the place with all kinds of ideas. You can't wait to improve what you are doing. You are obsessed. But time goes, you are getting better, more mature and seasoned, and once interesting affair becomes dull and monotonous.
This is true for a lot of things including strength training and nutrition. You are not progressing that fast in strength with time. Constant hunger and cravings can break even the strongest dieter. Discipline, hard work, and consistency – these things will make difference once the journey gets into the intermediate-advanced stage. The main issue here is to know how to stay motivated to continue this endless battle? Here are several ways to do so. Continue reading


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Malcolm In The Middle star Frankie Muniz is said to have suffered a 'mini-stroke'.
The 25-year-old, who celebrates his birthday tomorrow, was taken to an Arizona hospital on Friday after friends noticed he was 'acting really weird,' according to TMZ.
He was having trouble speaking and understanding words, the site reports.
The actor took to Twitter to confirmed the health scare on Tuesday.
'I was in the hospital last Friday,' he wrote. 'I suffered a "mini stroke", which was not fun at all.
'Have to start taking care of my body!' he added. 'Getting old!'
Doctors were not sure of the cause - and the actor is now awaiting test results.
Frankie is scheduled to begin touring with his band Kingsfoil on Friday, however he is having to now rest under doctors orders.
Muniz was once considered one of the most bankable teen stars during his years in the hit show Malcolm in the Middle, which finished in 2006 after a six year run. (Bryan Cranston, who played his onscreen dad Hal, is now the Emmy-awarding star of Breaking Bad.)
Muniz played the lead character in the show, which was about an ordinary boy who tests at genius level and his dysfunctional family.
While his acting career has slowed down, the actor's personal life has made plenty of headlines in recent times.
He got engaged to his longtime girlfriend, publicist Elycia Marie Turnbow, in October last year.
The couple had reconciled after a dramatic incident last February where police were called to their home in Phoenix.
Muniz allegedly wielded a gun and punched Turnbow in the back of the head during an altercation.
His spokesperson said at the time: 'Neither one is interested in finger-pointing at the other. It was a situation that escalated beyond a point that it needed to be. If anything, they will look back at this as a learning opportunity.'


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Rules for Radicals (Google eBook)
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, Jun 30, 2010 - Political Science - 224 pages
First published in 1971, Rules for Radicals is Saul Alinsky's impassioned counsel to young radicals on how to effect constructive social change and know "the difference between being a realistic radical and being a rhetorical one." Written in the midst of radical political developments whose direction Alinsky was one of the first to question, this volume exhibits his style at its best. Like Thomas Paine before him, Alinsky was able to combine, both in his person and his writing, the intensity of political engagement with an absolute insistence on rational political discourse and adherence to the American democratic tradition.
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The Pentagon has confirmed that soldiers who share their faith with others may be court martialed and punished. They have said the cases will be decided individually. The decision could eliminate the position of chaplain in the military.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - A Pentagon statement confirms that "Religious proselytization is not permitted within the Department of Defense.Court martials and non-judicial punishments are decided on a case-by-case basis."
Depending on what is meant by "proselytization" it could be a crime to serve in the military while being Christian.
Atheists to the front?
Imagine being wounded and at the hour of your death, your comrades cannot pray for you because they might be court martialed. It's an amazing turn for a nation that has historically been both Christian and free when.
Yes, it is true that "The United States is not in any sense founded on the Christian religion." or so President John Adams wrote in 1796. However, the First Amendment has always protected the free expression of religion, including for our fighting men and women who avail themselves of spiritual rmor in times of danger. Our presidents and other public figures have prayed, and still do. Our military ranks have been served by chaplains, some earning Medals of Honor for their courage; Christian morality and love have long formed a spiritual and ethical backbone for America.
Christianity, and more broadly, religion, have been inexorably woven into the fabric of American society from the start. It is as impossible to separate the two and still say we have a nation, as it would be to separate out the horizontal threads from the flag and still claim you have a flag.
Will atheists also be punished if they express their beliefs? Alternatively, will the military become entirely atheistic, with chaplains and faith-filled Christian soldiers drummed out of the ranks as they would be in Communist armies?
According to public commentary, the provision would even punish person-to-person sharing of faith in the military. Do you have a question about God? Good, save it for the next four years because asking will get you twenty.
Twenty years for sharing your faith? Surely, that's hyperbole. Perhaps not. According to Michael Weinstein, a Jewish consultant and commentator who has been fiercely opposed to Christian Conservatism in the military, calling them "Fundamentalist Christian Monsters," proselytizing is the same as "rape" and should be punished as treason.
Of course treason is punishable by death, so maybe 20 years is too little.
Government officials recently met with Weinstein who delightedly shared his opinions why soldiers who proselytize others should be punished. While announcing via the Huffington Post, that he does not advocate the ouster of evangelical Christians from the military, he did say, "We demand only that people of all faiths (or no faith) obey their solemnly sworn oath to the Constitution and follow the military's regulations regarding religion."
That sounds like a fairly innocuous statement with which most would agree. However, after consulting with Weinstein, government officials came out and "clarified" that proselytizing would earn you a court martial. This was not a coincidence.
Obama has a history of thinly-veiled hostility towards Christians and Jews. Certainly, this announcement comes under his watch and with his blessing.
Although Obama claims he prays for people in times of need, he has done a number of things that raise questions. For example, during each of his four past Thanksgiving addresses, Obama has omitted any reference to God. What's the point of Thanksgiving? Who does Obama thank, if not God?
Consider also, that U.S. relations with Israel are colder than they have ever been, ever.
And now, being Christian and doing what Christ commanded, which is to share Christian love and faith, will get you a court martial.
Nobody knows exactly what Obama's playing at, but it stands to harm our fighting forces and is probably contrary to our Constitution and good sense.
Now, like Nero before him, Obama intends to discipline any soldier who professes Christianity.
This has happened before, solders punished for being Christian. The time and place was that of the Roman Empire. Of course, we know what happened to them.
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I see there are BN_CLICKED and BN_DBLCLK notification messages for a button control. but how would i catch a right click message for any button control?
You can use WM_RBUTTONDOWN, WM_RBUTTONUP, and WM_RBUTTONDBLCLK.
BN_CLICKED is a notification message sent to the parent window of the button by the button itself. To intercept the WM_RBUTTONDOWN, etc messages you need to subclass the button since those are messages sent from Windows itself to the button window. See the section named "Instance Subclassing" in Safe Subclassing in Win32
NM_RCLICK is sent so look closer at the windows messages.
you can check on reciving BN_CLICKED to see if NM_RCLICK or even WM_RBUTTONDOWN
Not really an answer, but I think you might be able to catch the context menu on the button. (don't know the event off the top of my head). If you can catch the context menu press on the button, then it's the same as the right click.
the BUTTON down is not a good path. The click is only caught when the user does a button up. Try pressing a button and before you take your finger off the button, move your mouse off of it.. the up stroke isn't recorded for that button, nor is the click.
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Heard on the news that thieves stole 17 outside units at an apartment complex. They were caught on video but no arrests have been made yet.
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When most of us look at the periodic table of elements, we see letters and numbers. But to the artists whose work is on display in Elemental Matters: Artists Imagine Chemistry, a new exhibition at the Chemical Heritage Foundation Museum, it's a source of creative inspiration.
With fiberglass rods piercing sheets of mylar, Rebecca's Kamen's piece "Water" conceives what is normally a liquid as a solid, undulating sculpture. Think hard enough and you may figure out the logic behind Dove Bradshaw's "Song of Which (Evelina kneeling, looking left)". It's a black and white photograph of a nude woman holding up a veil with the names of numerous elements on it. Spoiler alert: they're all elements found in the human body.
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TONY "The Sarge" SCHUMACHER
As Tony "The Sarge" Schumacher travels the country defending his record eighth career NHRA Top Fuel world championship that he won in grand style in 2014, he's proudly celebrating his 15th full season representing the U.S. Army in the world's fastest and quickest form of motorsports.
The 45-year-old certainly takes his moniker "Sarge" to heart, and he's proudly served as a civilian ambassador for the U.S. Army since the world's greatest fighting force became his sponsor at Don Schumacher Racing (DSR) in 2000.
Schumacher is the winningest driver in NHRA Top Fuel history, and he entered the 2015 campaign having piloted his streamlined dragster to 77 NHRA national event titles, 76 No. 1 qualifying positions, and an astounding 703-323 record in elimination rounds. He was the first driver to reach 330 mph in a quarter-mile in 1999 with a head-turning run of 330.23 mph, and was the first to hit the milestone at the NHRA's current distance of 1,000 feet with a run of 330.30 mph in 2012. He has won the prestigious NHRA U.S. Nationals nine times.
Midway through the 2012 season, Schumacher and the U.S. Army team introduced a protective, enclosed cockpit canopy on its dragster as part of the DSR safety initiative.
As part of his racing weekend regimen throughout the year, Schumacher represents the U.S. Army at high school appearances and hosts recruits and soldiers at each of 24 NHRA events. He also has met with troops at various bases in the country and at war-zone military outposts in the Middle East, and he's made several trips to Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital in Washington, D.C.
On the 10-year anniversary of 9/11, Schumacher traveled to Washington to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the 9/11 Memorial at the Pentagon. In December 2009, he delivered his 2009 NHRA Top Fuel championship trophy to Fort Hood and dedicated the championship to the fallen soldiers at the base from an earlier tragedy.
True to his character, Schumacher has immersed himself in the Army way of life whenever opportunities have arisen through the years. He's enjoyed hands-on experience with a countless array of Army equipment and machinery, and has even participated in airplane jumps with the U.S. Army Golden Knights. Schumacher certainly wears the colors of the U.S. Army with pride and honors the opportunity to do so.
His father Don Schumacher was a pioneer NHRA Funny Car driver until 1974 when he retired with five NHRA event titles. Don returned to drag racing 1998 when his son began competing in a Top Fuel dragster and founded DSR.
Don, whose son presented him for induction on May 2, 2013 into the International Motorsports Hall of Fame, fields seven professional NHRA teams – three in Top Fuel and four in Funny Car. Entering the 2015 season, DSR has won 240 NHRA events en route to earning 13 NHRA world championships.
Tony Schumacher, his wife Cara and their three children moved midway through the 2014 season from their longtime residence in the Chicago area to Austin, Texas.
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Announcer: We're here with Tony Schumacher at the Mac Tools U.S. Nationals at O'Reilly Raceway Park in Indianapolis. Tony you've had great success here at ORP and the U.S. Nationals specifically 7-time winner going for your 8th win trying to tie Don Garlits for the most Top Fuel wins in the U.S. Nationals history. Tell us about your feelings going into this race.
Tony: Just a I think any kind of lucky track where you perform well at, when you just can't wait to get back to it. I think you know it's the last race before the countdown we've pretty much have set where we are on the points going into the final 6-races. So actually just show up and trying to win that's a great thing just show up kind of remember when you were young and how you used to get into a race car go out and try to perform. Its what our team is really good at. This is the dominate track for us we got good data from testing here and you know we've won it seven times, but I've been in the finals here nine times including the 1st race I was ever at. One week after I licensed in 1996, so if everyone has their tracks this is mine hope to go out and tie big daddy Don Garlits record with 8 wins.
More importantly, just go out and win this race again. Its the toughest, the toughest race of the year because most cars show-up with the best parts and pieces willing to sacrifice everything to get the win and if anyone tells you that winning is not important they've never won.
Announcer: Now we've talked about you know winning here at Indy, but this is gonna be the seed that's planted for the countdown to one playoff what start in two-weeks from today, two-weeks from this week-end in Charlotte. Obviously you want to run well, try to gain some momentum going in, going into the post season.
Tony: Absolutely, you want to run well in every race, but all testing is finish right here. We're not testing anymore we're pulling out every piece and part we have, everything we've tested since Denver is on in this race car to win this race to get the motion going in the right direction before we get into Charlotte, it exactly right. No type of playing around anymore all we get is the more shortcut this is it. This is where the hard work and the determination is suppose to pay off right now.
Announcer: Now you started this at this race, the beginning of a new season for the Youth and Education Services Program better known as the YES Program. Much of students join you on Friday us about your involvement with the YES program and how beneficial that is to the U.S. Army and to the motor sports world actually.
Tony: I think it's beneficial to the motor sports world and to the Army hopefully it's as beneficial to the kids that what they're bringing them out for just to give them a little bit of insight. You know when I was sixteen I can't honestly tell you that I ever spent anytime thinking about what my ultimate goals were. To think that's what we're out there doing I'm not telling them ???look you got to be a soldier', ???I'm telling try to plan what you're going to be' so you don't wake up ten-years from now and being stuck with whatever's left. I think it's a pretty simple task we've invited them out, we show them how, I think a lot of people go, oh it's a day off from school. No, it's a day in a different school, we are teaching them here, we're trying to present them with opportunities to show them the different jobs that motor sports can offer, that the Army can offer. It's fairly unique for teachers you know to bring kids out to actual race to show them the behind the scenes, the different jobs, give them a little hope, at sixteen, seventeen, eighteen years old little insight maybe let them see something that they might want to be so that they can have a goal because until you have that goal because until you have that goal its hard to work toward it.


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Isn't it possible that somebody showing a reasonable approach would be lovingly embraced by the adoring masses?
Although everything I read and everybody I hear laments the absence of smart, responsible and open-minded politics, the claim is that "voters" don't want that: they're either Tea Partyers or communists.
Please tell me that's not true, and what you really meant was: "Neither group will want to face THEIR (very small, fanatical) PARTY BASE having stepped away from that principle. "


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I think the best thing to do, as i believe someone already stated, try out as many of these weapons that you are interested in and find the one that best suits you. What you are comfortable and confident with is a huge factor. With that in mind as well as your other parameters I think the field of choices should start to slim down. Again, this is just my opinion and suggestion. Plus my weapon choices are limited, if it was up to me I'd still have my M4 with my Trijicon ACOG with IR illuminator and my NVGs
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Keep us posted as to what you get, I'm really interested to see what you end up getting and the reason you chose it. Happy hunting!
You should not write off the larger calibers. I have a couple of the firearms you mentioned, but I also have a bolt action British SMLE in .308 caliber. The gun was cheap, it's reliable and rugged, and ammo is plentiful. I know it's a bit heavy, but it is still a fine weapon.
Hi Point 9mm carbine for about 220.00 life time warranty,operates every time cheap to buy ammo for.
This is just my opinion, but I don't think a pistol caliber carbine is up to the task for SHTF.
I believe that a semi auto in a rifle caliber is necessary. You can pick up an M1 Garand for around $500. or an SKS for less. Same with an AK clone. A used Mini 14 can be had for $400. on up.
There are a number of choices out there. Just do your homework and try out as many as you can. But don't wait too long. You'll have to become intimately familiar with your rifle of choice and you'll also have to lay in a fair quantity of ammunition and a some spare parts.
i will go ahead and break the semi-auto trend and suggest a good ole marlin 336 lever action. you can pick one up for about $300 and you can reload it after every shot if you need to. i hunt in wooded areas where i don't shoot over 200 yards and it has never failed me. it comes in 30/30 or .35 rem. it is the most popular rifle around here and is fun to shoot. i doubt there will ever be much of a shortage of 30/30 also.
For the AK-74 clones, isn't the ammo still manufactured only in Russia? Somebody else already stated this.
If 'somebody' carries out an airstrike on an Iranian facility, knowing that the Russian technicians are handling the reactors' spent fuel, isn't there a fair chance that Russian ammo exports to the US could be in jeopardy for a while if the conflict escalates?
Check the latest articles in Foxnews online. 'Somebody' never makes idle warnings.
I always buy ammo before shopping for the rifle. If the UN does something idiotic which blocks foreign ammo, at least Greek 30-06 is stored in huge heaps at the CMP.
Have you watched the gent on 'Youtube', who hits smaller steel plates from 100-200 yards with his 'AK-47 clone' while standing? He is quite a shot with all of his guns. He has a series of really entertaining videos there.


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It's consistent that Starfleet has no forces anywhere near Bajor, as the place supposedly is out in the sticks - or at least far out of the focus of Starfleet deployments, as everybody originally thought Bajor was insignificant. (Perhaps there wasn't even a Starbase 375 in the neighborhood yet? But even that place was rather distant from Bajor.)
On the other hand, sending even one ship would still mean that the Federation is not giving up on DS9, which is a much-needed political signal in the circumstances. The ships would not affect the course of the battle one way or the other - but if Gowron fired at them, he'd be committing to much more than if he just fired at a Bajoran space station.
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LOVED this recipe. Suggest using baby kale if available. Also, love the dates for sweetness. We add extra almonds, dates and shaved parmesan.
An outstanding salad with beautifully blended favors. I made it just as the recipe advised and my guests all loved it. Definitely dress the kale a day ahead.
Best kale salad ever! Made it for a dinner party for 24 and six people asked for the recipe. Even my anti-kale husband loved it. This recipe serves 8 according to Self.com.
Really nice winter salad. I used dried black mission figs instead of dates. I think dried tart cherries would be nice as well.
Weird combination of ingredients, but surprisingly great! Rave reviews at a potluck and emptied quickly. Easy make-ahead dish. Probably could swap dates for other dried fruit. I subbed finely diced onion for shallot and it was still mild. Can't wait to make again with my homegrown kale!
I keep making this one, since I've discovered it's worth it to take the extra few minutes and use whole leaf kale and not the baby stuff. I like that you can make it ahead and leftovers keep so well. Last night I switched it up with good sheeps milk feta and pine nuts, as I was doing a Greek style lamb meal.
Forgot to put 4 forks!
I'm not sure if the bunches of Kale are much larger at my grocery store but I could barely get one bunch of kale in a bowl let alone 2. I used the same amount of dressing but about 20 small dates. I let the kale marinate for about 4 hours. My husband who is a kale-skeptic really enjoyed it. I think it's going to be even better tomorrow when the kale softens further. I would definitely use this as a starting point for a great kale salad.
This is really good. Made it when some friends were over and they almost licked the bowl clean. used dates that were already chopped but everything else per the recipe. wouldn't change anything.
Love this salad! made i twice and substituted red onions or green onions for shallot, substituted raisins once for dates, added a little honey dijon to the doubled dressing mixing oil right in, stays crunchy dressed unlike lettuce. It is so good!!


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Caterer Carly Westin's love life held no sizzle. Then while serving a romantic dinner for two, she witnessed a crime of passion. Suddenly her bland-as-tofu life was filled with spice when mouthwatering agent Jack Brannigan was assigned to protect her from the killer. But who would protect her from Jack?
One hungry man...
Jack had never had to protect a witness quite like Carly before. Opinionated, provocative and luscious, she was driving him crazy with desire. Determined to serve and protect, Jack went undercover in Carly's kitchen. That's when things really started to heat up....


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Canon PowerShot SX260 HS; 1/125s, f/5.6, ISO 800, focal length 55.4mm
The rather long and wooded entrance road to the Rainbow Springs State Park near Dunnellon, Florida, provides a safe haven for deer, turtles, and other wildlife. These two fawns were lagging behind their mother, but caught up with her quickly. I didn't expect to see them today, as the park is filled with people on this warm Saturday. Fortunately, drivers respect the slow speed limits and keep an eye out for the wildlife in the area. What a thrill it was for me to be able to photograph these beautiful deer, especially as I was in the car on the far side, leaning over my husband, and shooting out the window.
Awe, love this, great capture!!!
Thanks much, my friend!
– AuntDot
how lovely , beautiful creatures xx
Thank you so much, Lynn!
– AuntDot
Very nice capture Dot
Many thanks, Larry!
– AuntDot
Wow – you hit the jackpot with this one, Dot! Outstanding "catch!"
Thanks, Monnie. Thank goodness for zoom lenses on these new point & shoots. I didn't really see very well what I had captured until I uploaded it into the computer and cropped it some.
– AuntDot
Gorgeous captures, Dot..
Thanks so much, Carol! I felt blessed to be able to see and capture these deer. Hope you are doing well!
– AuntDot
Hello Tante Dot :-)
Beautiful capture!!!
Thank you, my friend!
– AuntDot
Beautiful capture of these beautiful creatures Dot.
Cheers Jude xx
Thanks Jude! I was so lucky to see and photograph them.
– AuntDot
OH Dot what a beautiful endearing capture a fav for sure
Thank you for your very kind comment, Malcolm! I was thrilled to see and be able to photograph these deer.
– AuntDot
Thank you, Steve!
– AuntDot