Colin M

Sorry everyone, but i said this would happen as soon as i heard the news about so many dead in Myanmar after the cyclone.

The only thing i know about Burma (Myanmar) is from Rambo 4. Sure enough the military is holding onto the supplies ment for the victims. Now i ask you YA community, why should the UN/US not send in the military to decimate this dispicable dictatorship which would see it's people die with not quams whatsoever?

And then go on and on about some political crap that no one really cares about and end it with a question mark to kinda make it a question?

I found out on the 1st that i got picked up for recruiting, along with 5 other NCOs from my battery. We redeploy back in a couple of months and i was just wondering what the ARC school is like and more specifically if i will get any input on where i will be stationed.

Thanks.

Here are the 14 most important challenges we face today as determined by the National Academy of Engineering. Solving any 1 of the problems would in itself make the quality of life better for humanity.

* Make solar energy economical

* Provide energy from fusion

* Develop carbon sequestration methods

* Manage the nitrogen cycle

* Provide access to clean water

* Restore and improve urban infrastructure

* Advance health informatics

* Engineer better medicines

* Reverse-engineer the brain

* Prevent nuclear terror

* Secure cyberspace

* Enhance virtual reality

* Advance personalized learning

* Engineer the tools of scientific discovery

Provide energy from fusion is my favorite, but I think nuclear terrorism should be changed out with nanotechnology applications. What are you guys' thoughts?

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Here are the 14 most important challenges we face today as determined by the National Academy of Engineering. Solving any 1 of the problems would in itself make the quality of life better for humanity.

* Make solar energy economical

* Provide energy from fusion

* Develop carbon sequestration methods

* Manage the nitrogen cycle

* Provide access to clean water

* Restore and improve urban infrastructure

* Advance health informatics

* Engineer better medicines

* Reverse-engineer the brain

* Prevent nuclear terror

* Secure cyberspace

* Enhance virtual reality

* Advance personalized learning

* Engineer the tools of scientific discovery

Provide energy from fusion is my favorite. What are you guys' thoughts?

It doesn't need to be said how much we depend on a natural resource which has a finite supply and can never be renewed.

I would like to hear a in depth analysis of what would happen to our lives when the oil runs out. Any links to websites that cover the subject would be greatly appreciated.

5 star Knights of Cydonia on expert on GH3

OR...

The mile high club on Vet for COD 4

5 down 15 to go......

Any others retiring?

I was trying to bench to much basically. While i was throwing the weight up i felt something "pop" in my back. Right between my shoulder blades. It hurt instantly and i had to stop everything and go home. All day yesterday it felt just like i had slept on it wrong, but today it's agony. My question is should i go to the doctor or is this something that he really can't do anything for and it will get better on it's own anyway?