Posted on 13 April 2011. Tags: clinic, football player, idea, med school, NFL, nfl team, orthopedic clinic, player, pro football, way
I’m writing a story about a med school student and a pro football player…(it could happen). I’m having trouble figuring out a way that will make the meeting seem realistic. My idea now is that she’s an intern for the orthopedic clinic that takes care of the NFL team (which is possible because a clinic near my house takes care of the Thunder) and the team holds a big party which everyone affiliated with the team is invited; she goes because she works there and he goes because he’s the quarterback… if you don’t think this is realistic, I would appreciate some suggestions. Please nothing inappropriate, because neither of my characters is like that (Don’t say a club or something like that). Thank you so much! I appreciate the help!
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Posted on 27 October 2010. Tags: agricultural lands, cheap labour, cheap transportation, fossil fuel resources, irrigation water, majority, marginal costs, monoculture crops, peack, player, trade, trade surpluses, Train, underground aquifers, Water
It’s no secret America’s dependency on cheap fossil fuel resources, an abundance of other non-renewables, and an enormous agricultural hearth. The economic activities associated with these have made America undisputably the major economic player in the world… in a historical context they’ve spurred on trade surpluses and major industry… nowadays I would argue you see it’s spinoffs with a nation that has the majority of the world’s purchasing power.
What do you think America should do to conserve this? Western agricultural lands will (if they haven’t already) start drying up… underground aquifers are running low, cheap irrigation water is stretching thin. Non-renewable fossil fuels are far past their peack domestically, with world peak supply coming soon…. they will inevitably grow too expensive to have cheap transportation to market, thereby increasing prices for common consumer goods. American industries are moving to other nations to exploit cheap labour to reduce marginal costs… this is obviously hurting secondary industries at home.
This train wreck is coming in one form or another so long as America’s economy continues it’s reliance on this. What would you propose the American peopel do about the following:
1) Industrial dismantling in the US
2) Water shortages threatening agricultural lands
3) Dependence on non-native monoculture crops that ruin ecologies of certain areas.
4) Dependence on non-renewable fossil fuels (the majority coming from foreign supplies).
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Posted on 27 October 2010. Tags: agricultural lands, cheap labour, cheap transportation, fossil fuel resources, irrigation water, majority, marginal costs, monoculture crops, peack, player, trade, trade surpluses, Train, underground aquifers, Water
It’s no secret America’s dependency on cheap fossil fuel resources, an abundance of other non-renewables, and an enormous agricultural hearth. The economic activities associated with these have made America undisputably the major economic player in the world… in a historical context they’ve spurred on trade surpluses and major industry… nowadays I would argue you see it’s spinoffs with a nation that has the majority of the world’s purchasing power.
What do you think America should do to conserve this? Western agricultural lands will (if they haven’t already) start drying up… underground aquifers are running low, cheap irrigation water is stretching thin. Non-renewable fossil fuels are far past their peack domestically, with world peak supply coming soon…. they will inevitably grow too expensive to have cheap transportation to market, thereby increasing prices for common consumer goods. American industries are moving to other nations to exploit cheap labour to reduce marginal costs… this is obviously hurting secondary industries at home.
This train wreck is coming in one form or another so long as America’s economy continues it’s reliance on this. What would you propose the American peopel do about the following:
1) Industrial dismantling in the US
2) Water shortages threatening agricultural lands
3) Dependence on non-native monoculture crops that ruin ecologies of certain areas.
4) Dependence on non-renewable fossil fuels (the majority coming from foreign supplies).
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Posted on 24 October 2010. Tags: agricultural lands, cheap labour, cheap transportation, fossil fuel resources, irrigation water, majority, marginal costs, monoculture crops, peack, player, trade, trade surpluses, Train, underground aquifers, Water
It’s no secret America’s dependency on cheap fossil fuel resources, an abundance of other non-renewables, and an enormous agricultural hearth. The economic activities associated with these have made America undisputably the major economic player in the world… in a historical context they’ve spurred on trade surpluses and major industry… nowadays I would argue you see it’s spinoffs with a nation that has the majority of the world’s purchasing power.
What do you think America should do to conserve this? Western agricultural lands will (if they haven’t already) start drying up… underground aquifers are running low, cheap irrigation water is stretching thin. Non-renewable fossil fuels are far past their peack domestically, with world peak supply coming soon…. they will inevitably grow too expensive to have cheap transportation to market, thereby increasing prices for common consumer goods. American industries are moving to other nations to exploit cheap labour to reduce marginal costs… this is obviously hurting secondary industries at home.
This train wreck is coming in one form or another so long as America’s economy continues it’s reliance on this. What would you propose the American peopel do about the following:
1) Industrial dismantling in the US
2) Water shortages threatening agricultural lands
3) Dependence on non-native monoculture crops that ruin ecologies of certain areas.
4) Dependence on non-renewable fossil fuels (the majority coming from foreign supplies).
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Posted on 09 October 2010. Tags: brain, niche, niche player, player, Training
By training and using their brain.
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